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Home My WebLink About1975-12-27 - Orange Coast Pilot.. Orange Coast EDI T ION Di11ae-a-Li11e Bo rgoi11s Today VOL68, NO. 361 ,JSECTIONS,28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA SATURDAY, OECEMBER27, 1975 TEN CENTS .Coast Drunk Mis~aps Dip; Arrests Up Drinking drivers from Seal ~ach to. San Clemente are gelt· mg a vanety of t'hoices from law enforcement agencies this 1975 holiday season. from the dreaded red spotlight in the rear-view mirror to special recipes for par· ty food and fare. Statistics were somewhat sketchy Friday. but the overall rate of drunken drivi.ng arrests and accidents in volving drinking drivers appeared to be somewhat down to aver age or only up slightly . Newport Beach police said that-for a variety of reasons - accidents involving drinking drivers were considerably re· duced over last year's Christmas and New Year's period. Arrests for a lleged drunken driving, on the other hand, near- ly doubled. from 39 to 62 book· ings, police said . They are being doubly vigilant for apparently intoxit'ated motorists who traditionally tum up heavily in Newport Beach, with its resort atmosphere and numerous cafes and night clubs. Newport Beach has far more watering holes per capita to population than any city of com· parable size in Or angeCoWlty. The police de partment is also tryin~ a new approach to the boozing driver problem this year when it is the traditional season to be jolly. "We're not being negative," s ays Traffic O((icer Jim Donaldson of the citizens with a tendency to tipple. even though they may drink only ra rely the rest of the year. Pamphlets were prepared a nd distributed simply explaining in an educational manner what to drink, how to drink, and how much may make one fail the breathalyzer test. The materials a lso tell how long the human body takes to con vert . diges t and oxidize alcohol A bonus is a col~llon of re· cipes for holiday party t anapcs and hors d'ouevres, all recom· mendt>d as specific aids to pre- vent too-rapid alcohol absorp- tion, and intoxication. All Orange Coast police agen· cies contacted stressed the fact their men are brieft'Cl to hunt the drinking or drunken dnver dur- ing the holiday period. A drinking driver, for exam- pie, may not be legally intoxicat ed but his dullcd reflexes could directly contribute lo a v1ol!!tscm that could or does contnbuk to an accident iluntin ~t on Rt'ach po li ce ar e pu s h1n ~ an a d d~d enforct'ment program, v.hl(·h r<• s ulted. through Christmas Da). 111 Z7 arrests on drunkl•n dn' m g charges within the previous M'H'll days. They pointed out Friday the seasonal dense fog also 111c rcase'i accident potential, whale 1t also sometimes increas es their v1::;ual evidence of drive rs mcandenng along m a fog of alcohol. Laguna Beach Polit'E' Capt :'lleal Purcell s aid his departmt>nl rl'lws mostly as do other agen c1cs on strict en forcement and l'du< allona l efforts tn advance tv v.am dnnkmg dn\"t>C":) Ile s~lld he strongly agrees with the Nev. port Beach police pam phlet and warning signs posted in Harbor Area drinking establish· men ts Newport Beach Police Depart- ment Traffic Officer Donald.son noted a cup or two of che~r 1s <See DRUNKS, Page A2l- SF Woman Describes ~Her 'Affair' With JFK • • .- BADLY BUR NED BODIE~ ut-= TWv Candy Cunningham, 4i Half Bro FOUNC., IN NY Mother Arrested 2 Children urned To Death in Harlem :'>lEW YORK <AP) The un- clothed, burned bodies of l wo <'hildren reported missini! during a Christmas Eve> shopping trip were found in a vacant lot 1-riday night, police said. Debra Mackall, 20, had told police that her children. 4-year· old Candy Cunnin gham, and 2- y ear -o Id Rod e ll Mackall , vanished in a crowded toy de· partment while s he was doing some last -m inute Christmas s hopping. P olice said that suspects were bC'ing sought or were in custody and that details would be dis· closed later. Mrs. Mackall said she wanted to pick out some surprises for the children and left them alone for 10 minutes in a department store in Queens, a borough of New York City. When she returned. she said , the ctiildrcn had disap- peared. The bodies were found in Manhattan 's East Harlem, about five milt's west of the shopping center where Mrs. Mackall said she los t the ch ildren. Mrs . Ma c kall has been separated from her husband for nearly a year. Police s aid he is believed to be in Florida. Davi4Julie China Bound SAN DIEGO CUPI) - David and Julie E isenhower letl Los Anaetes Friday morning on the first letc of~ trip to Pekang arranaed by her father, former president Richard Nixon. Th• BlscQ.howen were expected tC> arrlve In Tokyo today for LObe·day stopover. UPI TeteoNto FACES MURDER CHARGES Mother Debra Mackall S4NTA Cl.AUS' AKI/SI' NAMED This drawing of Santa was made> by a Jamou!I 19th Century American (ll'1iat. the fir1t to draw Santa as we know him todov. He is ol10 remem· bered 01 o pioneering rdUoriol car· toonilt. Do you """"' who ,.,. "'°"' fltst Jl(Mfeif on thl• and of her holf· dov topka bv toking todaJ/'1 3Pf!CiaJ •·Yule Qui:" edition of TllE QUIZ CJf> ptarlng on Pag1 A4. 41 ts published by tM Doilv Pflot oa ~ of our cvr· • "'"1 tvenl! progrom ~ achoob in thia area. No New Leads Baby Mystery Baffles Police Anaheim police said today they have no new leads to the kidnap· ing of a s ix-month-old baby boy who was left in the care of a young woman while the mother went lo a corner grocery. The young baby sitter , known only as "Connie ," had been picked up only s hortly before as a hitchhiker in Huntington Beach and cont inues to be the prime suspect in the abduction of J ason Ri chard Simmons. Former Nazi Officer Found ln Argentina BUENOS AIRES, Argentina <AP> The weekly magazine Gente claim e d Friday it has located Walter Kutschmann, a former N az1 officer accused of executing 38 Polish J ews in 1941. It s aid the otherwise uniden· tified man is living with his American-born wife in the resort town of Miramar, 300 miles outh of Buenos Aires. and has ad· mitted he is Kutschmann. His wife was not named. Last June Argentine police briefly detained a man suspected of being Kutschmann. He was us· mg the name Pedro Ricardo Olmo a nd was the sales manager for Osram. an Argentine sub· sidiary of a West German manufacturing company. The 61-year-old Olmo was a German who had been living in Argentina since 1947 and had taken Argen- tine citizenship. He was r eleased after being questioned by police and subse· quenlly was dismissed by Osram. A Gente reporter, Alfredo Serra, wrote that he talked to the man who sai d h e wa s Kutschmann. He said the man told him he feared for his life because "In Argentina there are 60.000 armed men willing to kill me." I' A spokesman for the Anaheim P o li ce Department s aid authorities ha d received numerous calls from people who thought they had seen the woman and the baby but that the reports came from conflicting geo· graphic locations. T he baby had been with his mother. Karla Simmons. 20, on a Christm as Oay visit from their Lake Elsinore home. While the mother was visiting her own mother in Anahei m , they accept· ed an in vitation to go lo a nearby fnend's home, investigators so id Al the friend 's home, the mother and two other adults de· cided to get some.· :.irticl<.>s at th<.> g r ocery s tore . T h e g irl hitchhiker, who had arrived earlier in the company of a man who gave her a lift, \"Olunteered to slay behind a nd watch the baby The mother told offi cers when they returned about 15 minutes later t he baby. the hitchhiker and a supply of diapers a ll were miss· ing from the r esidence. Ford Takes Ski Tumble VAIL, Colo. (AP) -President Ford. s kiing on tender knees . won a rating of "expert" Friday from the head coach of the U.S. ski team although he tumbled on· ce in full view of reporters and photog r aph ers observing his performance on Vail Mountain. (Related story Page A2> Skiing with one U.S. ski team member and several t eam of- fi cials, Ford made two runs down the sfope although he said before leaving his house that his knees were "acting up a little bit." Skiing about 50 yards from re· porters on the mountain, Ford lost his balance and tumbled as he attempted to m ake a tum to the right. The President bounced back up on his skis without as· sistance, howe ver, and resumed his downhill run. Sgcarnore Bills Issue UPI Tcl('1>1lt>IO 3 YEARS WITH JFK SF s Joan Hitchcock Fog to Impede Holiday Travel Over Weekend LOS ANGELES (AP> -Holi- day travelers may not be able to see their way clear lo le a ve Southern California th1:-. weekend, or to arrive. due to early-morning and late-night fog forec(:\.st Friday by the National Weather Service. · The dense fog which sflut down Los Angeles International and Orange County Airport::; a nd mad e driving c o nd itio n s hazardous early Friday morning is expected to continue this weekend. Meteorologists predict night and early morning fog and clouds with hazy sunshine through Sun· d ay in most Southern California areas. Highs in Los Angeles and along the t'Oast will range in the mid 60s to low 70s, with lows mostly in the 40s. Highs in the mountains will run between 55 and 65, with lows aroWld 40. The desert a reas are expected to have variable high clouds, but mostly fair weather through Sun day, reaching the high 60s in the high deserts, dropping to an overnight low of 25 to 40. Low de· sert temperatures will hit the mid 70s, with lows in the 40s. Court Date for Laguna By FREDERJCK SCHOEMEKL Of IN Deity" ....... The city or Laguna Beach bas been ordered to appear in Orange County S uperior Court next month to s how cause why it should not extend sewer lines to the controversial Sycamore Hills acreage in Laguna Olnym. • The order, sipted Ohmtmas Eve by Superior Court Judge H. Walter Steiner, was souiht by Palos Verdes Corp. of Los Angeles, owner or the 519-acre parcel locAted east of the in· tersection of Laguna Clnyoo and El Toro roads. The city already it enmeshed ln a $37 mllllon lawsuit filed by Palos Verdes. It aUeses that a . , conspiracy existed within city government to prevent develop· ment on tbe parcel. The land ls t"OnllcW~ the "keystone" or the Laaun• freenbelt -a proposed band oC open space around the Art Colony. · The new legal action is aimed at 1 decision by the Laguna Beach City CouncU to extend an nilt•a-eewer llile '8M1er Laguna ~ ~ "8boutooe mlle east ol bl ,...._t terminus, to a point near the Veteran of Foreign Wars Hall. Tbe eidens lon would serve light lndUllriaJ ~nd resldenUal buU41np b\ the Big &nd area o( Laf\&Da Can7on, lnchuHng a (nn.A f OC><ia pr<1cessln1 plant from Vtblcli wutes are trucked out of town on a daily basis Attorneys for Palos Verdes al· lege that the extension was purposely approved without re· gard to the owner's plan to con· struct homes on Sycamore lulls . Under the current zoning, the parcel eould accommodate about 3,000 dwelling units. or slightly less than half the number of units that already exist within the city. Development of 2,000 housing units on the property was denied by the city council in Oecemhl'r 1973, an action which led to the filing of the S3? m ii lion la~wt. P alos Verdes' a ltorntys (urther contend 1n their latest legal challenge that tM city did (See LAGUNA. Pattt A2) Another Liaison Revealed SA:-4 FRA:'\Cr sco <AP i Joan Lundherg Hitchcock says !'he ha d an a ffair with Jolm I". K ~nned y O\'e r a three-year period. but broke off the rela· tton::.h1p before he became pres1 d<'nt because ··there didn't seem to be much future in 1t."' '.\lrs Hitchcock, 42. s aid her h.usons with Kennedy occurred infrequently "whenever he was m the area." Shl' added that she had no ti· luswn~ a hout being the on !~· "other woman·· in Kennc>d y ... life · · 11 e v. as a verv bu ~\ fellow.·· :-he said. · In 1ntc r nt.'W" with the s,111 Franc1~{'0 E'<:.iminer and lh<' 1\ ... soc1<1t<'d Pn•ss. s he descnbt•d Kl'nn1.•dy as ··a wonderful gl1~ a nd luls of fun .·· '.\1rs. Hitchc·ocf.. who wo rked in Sen. lfarrv Goldwatt?r ·s 1964 Republicai1 presidential campaign and re cently ran unsuccessfully for a st?at on the Board of Superv1!)ors here. said they always t.ilked politics. ;\-trs Hitchcock, marn ed four time!;, s aid her fo ur ch1ldn·n know a bout the affair and ·'think 1t "s fine. To the kids he"s just another one of my lo\"ers -only he"s got some prestige m the family." '"They were great shiny days," she said. "lie was a man·!) man ~and a ladies' m an and l don·L thrnk any of the publicity will d a mage his m e mor y. ~Y at t1tude about our r elattonsh1p was that if it wasn 't m e it would be somebody else.·• Ano th e r wo m a n . Judilh Campbell Exner, s aid al a recent news conference in that shl' led a "close personal" rela- tionship with Kcnnedy while he was in the White House. Mrs. Hitchcock said s he mel Kennedy al a ··saloon" in Santa Monica when he was a senator. "lie was s itting next to the juk\· box and I came over lo play a song and we startc>d taJking," she said She said their rel3tionship last· ed three y e ars. "Everyone knows that if you go with a (See /\FFAIR, Page A2l Coast Weather Hazy afternoon sunshine is predicted for tbe weekend a fter the heavy fog bums of( the coastal a re a . Temperatures should range from the mid- dle 40s to the high 60s. INSIDE TODAY Quh regi3tn-s ClCfWS the rountry tinkled out a merry • Jmgl.t Belu" 03 ChNtmot 1hoppen $J>mt o good btt mort than f!rprcted.. SH Page A4. OamtlM (.tot C-.C• ., CWMlitM M 0---., 0..ttl NMlce1 All '"""""-· .,.. MrO.... .14 ..._~At J " I > \f. J - • NOT JUST A FEW LEADERS! EVERY NEW '71 FORD FIOO rici.ur ~ $,' '· Uvlo, 1J 1l-O ... , ... 11 J941•) S3388 ·:~ $4188 ·:~. 1975 & 1976 CAR AND TRUCK IN OUR HUGE STOCK NOW DISCOUNTED TO SAVE OUR CUSTOMERS MANY, MANY DOLLARS 7l Pl.I. DUS!ll ... ""'°· ........ '"'' -1W "Olt•' '72 T·llRD '•" P•' ... ,1 ,f • 'f''••-..O•,•'"'""· IOI ff I(! '3288 ·::'.· 7l FOtD llUSTAM$. 2-0. ............ -. ---··"'ri''· 1•44G'f'l'J ·'2988 ·2'· ' i BIGGEST DISCOUNTS EVER ON REMAINING '75's! NEW 1975 WINO. STKR . $4SIJ 1. EXAMPLE SA V/NGS MUSTANG II DISCOUNT $682 s3399 HARDTOP S!LL·OFF SALE PRICE '"'' 1 'I-••· _, ' , • • < "'' '" .,, '"' "'"''~'"'"' • •• 1019, IJ ,,., .,_,, ... '"'""' •'• -''W '"' • >' "'' .,,, ''" '"'' I ,,, ••. I,,,,,~-"'""" '""''. 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II IACK I Y6, ..,.,, ,,~,'ft, ll.11J ....... !Oll•-ZJ ALL MAKES & MODELS COMPETITIVE RATES IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON 1976 FORDS ~-:t.'!~·.'~F..~ ....... l ~"!.'!!·.'.~F..'!~ ....... 1 ~"!.'!!·.~~:~ ........... ~"!.'!~·. ~~:~ ........... ~"!.~!·. ~~~~ ........... ~~~!·.~~~~-........... l ~"!.~~·. ~!~~ ............ ~.~!·. ~~~~ ........... ~.'!~·.~!~:t.. ~ ........ . VolksWGCJH 9 77Q,Vot.-o 9772 Buick 9910 Camoro 99 I 7 COrT~tte 9932 Ford 9940 Oldsmobil~ 99SS Ve-go 9974 V 9974 .·:·····················1······················· ~:···~················· ······················· ······················· ~···~·················· 7··········:··········~ ........................ ~ .................. . ,76,S t;, Bwck Sk~lark GS400 1969 4 s pd. 350, \\''pwr •TOP CASH! 72 f ord Lld BrouJ:ha m 4 ~3 O L D~ Cutla ;,.s 1974 Vega GT Ari.I /FM l9?SVega Kamback 4s 1 VW Full J>O\\l'r. nt·w tires & stl>ern·g. gd cond. S97S. For Corvettes a nd other dr. power, air. lo m1., re-,rpJ _e me, P/S. ~/B , ~'~· Radials ileaders. Good air cond, AJ\t /FJ\t S tr~~ 1 r1n1s,brakl'!>.:.ur-.hocks, 0r)!ownr675·3.'i9i afl !l. UliCd cars & trucks! alsharp.642·7288. an a u t o1-1. mint (On · gas mi 22000 011 $2800 s t ereo, Jo · SJSOO SPECIALS VOLVO S xlr<.i!>. S'.AJO or .. tr. Call ---JI OW/\HD Chevrole t,, . . -S3000.499-1394 ur 496·2001 492.7421i ' · 1111 • • • Hi(•h962 3632 '73 t:am aro. lo m i .. Fact Dove & Quail Sts. Near 75 Granada, first bid of .63 OI"· S . W , , ~_·_._4948 ______ _ HER[ -----A /(.", P/H. P/S. Call aft € J b B · t I & S4.SOO t<1kes l'vt ply ""' ta . ~n . run:., 066 BUS SAY Cad.II 9915 am ore~. r1s o. -. . . . '"'d tr ansp. ca r. SIOO./of 1 ae pm,675-4944. __ i\l ac/\rthur. 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San Clemente are getl- mg a vanety of ehoices from law enforcement agencies this 1975 holiday season , from the dreaded red spotlight in the rl'ar-view mirror to special recipes fo r par - ty food and fare. Statis tics were some wha t sketchy Friday. but the overa ll rate of drunken drivmg arrests an.d accide nts involving drinking drivers appeared to bt: somewhat down to average or only up slightly. Newport Beach police said that-for a variety of reasons a ccidents involving drinking drivers were considerably re- duced over last year's Christmas and New Year's period. Arres ts for alleged drunken driving. on the other hand, near· ly doubled. fro m 39 to 62 book· ings. police said. They are being doubly vigilant for apparently intoxicated motorists who tradJtionally tum up heavily in Newport Beach, with its resort atmosphere and numerous cafes and night clubs. Newport Beach has far more watering holes p er capita to population than any city of com· parable size in Orange County. The police department is also trying a new a pproach to the boozing driver problem t his year when it is the traditional season to be jolly. "We·re not being negative," s ays Traffic O(ficer Jim Donaldson of the citizens with a tendency to tipple. even though they may drink only rarely the r est of the year. Pamphlets were prepared and distributed simply explaining in an educational manner what to drink, how to drink, and how much may make one fail the breathalyzer test. The materials also tell how long the human body takes to <.'on vert, diges t ~ind ox1d1ze alcohol. A bonus 1s a c·olle('t1on of re- cipes for holiday purty tanatx•:. and hors d 'ouevrcs. all recom mended as s pecific aids to pre- vent too-rapid alcohol absorp- tion. and intoxication. All Orange Coast police agen· cies contacted stressed the fact their m en are briefed to hunt the drinking or drunken dnver dur· ing the holiday period. A drinking driver, for exam- pie. may not bt.' legally intoxical· ed but his dulled reflexes could directly contribute to a .violation that could or does conlnbute to an accident Huntington Reach pol 1 Cl' are pu s hing an addl'd enforcement program. v. h1ch rl' suited. through Christmas Da). m 27 arrests on drunken dn\ing charges within the pre\ 1ou::.sC'ven days. They pointed out Friday the seasonal dense fog also increases aecidenl potential. wh1ll' it also sometimes increases their visual evidence of drivers mrdndcnng along in a fog of alcohol. Laguna Beach Police Capt ~eal PurC'ell said his departmt>nl n'lies mostly as do other agen e1es on striC't enforcement and l'duc·at1onal efforts in advance Iv v.am drinking drive rs Ill' said he strongly agrees with the :"liewport Beach police pam phJet and warning signs posted in Harbor Area drinking establish· menl::. Newport Beach Police Depart ment Traffic Officer Donaldson noted a cup or two of che~r is <See DRUNKS, Page A2>· ii SF Woman Describes 'ttf IJ I', l tttpflOIO BADL v BURNED BOOfE~ ut-= TWv Crih .. DRE~ FOUNu IN NY Candy Cunningham, 4; Half Brotner Rodell Mackall, 2 Mother Arrested 2 Children Burned To Death in Harlem :°'IEW YORK IAP l The un- dotht>d. burned bodies of two C'hildren reported mil->stng during a Christmas Eve shopping trip were found in a vacant lot Friday night. police said Debr a Mackall , 20, had told police that her c hildren. 4-year· old Candy Cunningham, and 2· yea r -o l d R o dell Ma ckall , vanished in a crowded toy de- partment while she was doing some last-m inute Chris tmas shopping. Police said that suspects were ~ing sought or were in custody and that deta ils would be dis· d osed later. Mrs. Mackall said she wanted io p ick out some surprises for the children and left them a lone for 10 minutes in a department store in Queens, a borough of New York City. When she returned, s he said , the children had disap- peared. The bodit's wer e found in Manhattan's East Harlem, about five miles west of the shopping center whe re Mrs. Mackall said she los t the children. Mrs . M ackall h as b een separated Crom her hus band for nearly a year. Police said he is believed to be in Fl orida. David, Julie China Bound SAN DIEGO (U PI> - David and Juli e Eisenhower lert l.os AnJelcs Friday momtng on the first lt>g of~ trip to P eking arranecd by Mr father, former prt's ldenl Rtcbard Nixon. The Elscmhower3 were t-xpected to arrive ln Tokyo today ror a. one-day stopover. ~ I \' I UPI Te ........ FACES MURDER CHARGES Mother Debra Mackall S4NTA CUUS' ARTIST NAMED This drawing of Santa wa.' made by a famous 19th Cen tury American artist, the first to draw Santa o.s wt kMw him today. Ht is also remem- bered O $ .o pioneerf ng tditorfal car· toomit. Do you ktrow who he ioo.s? rest VoUrtdf on thf.I. an4 othn holt· doll topics ~ taking todoJ1'• ~dal "YultQui:" editi01t of THE QUIZ 4P' p1arlng on Poge M . 'I b .pu.bli$hed bf/ tlW Dofl~ Pilot cu fF1 of our cvr· rmt IWTll• program ~ ~choob in thiaarto. , Her 'Affair' With JFK No New Leads Baby Mystery Baffles Police Anaheim police said today they have no new lead s to the kidnap- ing of a six-m onth-old baby boy who was left in the care of a young woman while the mother went to a corner g rocery. The young baby sitter, known only as "Connie,'' had been picked up only s hortly before as a hitchhiker in Huntington Beach and C'onlinues to be the prime suspect in the abduction of J ason Richard Si mmons Former Nazi Officer Found In Argentina RUE:-.SOS AIRES. Argentina CAP) -The weekly m agazine Gente claimed Friday 1t has located Walter Kutschmann, a former Nazi o ffi cer accused of executing 38 Polish Jews in 1941. It said the otherwise uniden- tified man is living with his American -born wife in the resort town of Mira m ar, 300 miles outh of Buenos Aires, and has ad- mitted he is Kutschmann . llis wife was not named. Last June Argentine police briefly detained a man suspected of being Kutschmann. He was us- ing the name P edro Ricardo Olmo and was the sales manager for Osram. an Argentine sub· sidiary of a West German manufacturin g company. The 61-year-old Olmo was a German who had been li ving in Argentina since 1947 and had taken Argen- tine citizenship. He was re leased after being questioned by police and subse- que ntly was dis missed by Os ram. A G en te reporter, Alfredo Serra, wrote that he talked to the man who sa id he wa s Kutschmann. He s aid the man told him he feared for his life because "In Argentina there a re fi0,000 armed men willing to kill me." r A spokesm an for the Anaheim P o l ice Department said authorities h a d received numerous C'alls from people who thought they had s een the woman and the baby but that the reports came from confhcting geo- graphic locations. The baby had been with his m other. Karla Simmons. 20, on a Christmas nay vbit from their Lake Elsinore home. 1Nhile the mother w as visiting her own mother in Anahe im. they accept- ed an invitation to go to a near by friend's home. in vesligators said. At the friend 's home, the mother and two other adults de- cided to get soml· :.irticlc•s at the g rocery s ton>. Th<' g irl hitchhike r , who had arrived earlier in the com pany of a man who gave her a lift. volunteered lo stay behind and watch the baby. The mother told officers when they returned about 15 minutes later the baby, the hitchhiker and a s upply or dia pers all were miss· ing from the residence. Ford Takes Ski Tumble VAIL, Colo. (AP> -President F ord, skiing on tender knees. won a rating of "expert" Friday from the head coach of the U.S. ski team although he tumbled on- ce in full view o f reporters and photog raphers observing his perlormanee on Vail Mountain. (Related story Page A2) Skiing with one U.S. ski team member and several team of· ficials. Ford made two runs down the s lope although he said before leaving his house that his knees were •·acting up a little bit.·· Skiing about SO yards from re· porters on the m ountain. Ford lost his balance and tumbled as he attempted to make a tum to the right. The President bounced back up on his skis without as· sistance. however, and resumed his downhill run. Sycamore Bills Issue 3 YEAR S WITH JFK SF s Joan Hitchcock Fog to Impede Holiday Travel Over Weekend LOS A:"JG ELES CAP) -lloli· day travelers may not be able lo see their w:iy clear lo leave Southern California th1 !-t weekend. or lo arnv(', due to early-morning and late-night Cog foreca,st Friday by the Natiorial Weather Service The dense fog which shut down Los Angeles International and Orange County A1rportl-t and made driving condition s hazardous early Friday morning is expected lo continue thi::. weekend. Meteorologists predict night and early morning fog and clouds with hazy sunsh ine through Sun· day in most Southern California areas. Highs in Los Angeles and along the coast will range in the mid 60s to low 70s, with lows mostly in the 40s . llighs in the mountains will run between 55 and 65. with lows around 40. The desert areas are expected to have variable high clouds, but mostly fair weather through Sun- day, reaching the high 60s in the high deserts. dropping lo an overnight low of 25 lo 40. Low de· sert tem peratures will hit the mid 70s. with lows in the 40s. Court Date for Laguna The city of Laguna Beaeb bas ~ordered to appear in Orange County Superior Court next month to show cause why it should not extend sewer lines to the controversial Sycamore Hills acreage ln Laguna Canyon. • The order. slgned Christmas F.ve by Superior court Judge H. Walter Steiner, was SOUCht by Palos Verdes Corp. of Los Angeles. owner or the 519-acre parcel located east or the "in - tersection or Laguna canyon and El Toro roads. The city already ls enmeshed in a $37 mllllon lawsuit filed by Palos Verdes. It alleges that a . ' ' consplracy existed within city govemment to prevent develop- ment on the parcel. The land is coosidered the "keystone" of the Laauna rreen belt -a proposed band of open space aroWld the Art Colony. The new legal action is aimed at a decision by the Laguna Beach City Council to extend an exiatiol Hwer lino wuter Laguna CaftTilll Road about ooe mil~ east cl. lU present terminus. toe point near the Vete ran of Foreign Wars Hall . Tbe ntension would serve light induetrial i:nd residential buildinss In the Big Bend area of Laguna Cnn1on, including a troaen Cood$ p roccl'sing plant from Wbl'Ch wastes arc trucked t outoftownon a daily basis. Attorneys for Palos Verdes al- lege that the extens ion was purposely approved without re- gard to the owner's plan to con struct homes on Sycamore Hills. Under the current zoning, the parcel could accommodate about 3.000 dwelling units. or slightly less than half the number of units that already exist within the city Development of 2,000 housing units on the propert y was denied by the city council m December 1973. an action which led to the filing of the $37 million lawtuit. Pa..lps V erdes· a tto rneys furthe r contend In their latest legal challenge th3t the city c11d CSff LAGUNA. Pa~t A2) Another Liaison Revealed S.\:'-J FRA:'liCTSCO (AP) Joan Lundberg llitchcoek says she had an affair with John F . Kenne dy over a three -year period. but broke off the rela t1onsh1p before he became presi d('nt because •·there didn't seem lo he much future in it." )trs Hitchcock, 42. said her liaisons with Kennedy occurred infrequently "whenever he was m the area ... She added that she had no 11 lusion s about being the only "oth('r woman·· in Kenned\ " l1f(' ··11e was a very bu~' fellow ... she said . In intc·rv1ew~ with lht> S.111 FranC'1sco Ex::immer and the 1\~ sociated Press, she describt•d KennL'dy a s ··a wonderful guy and lot::. of fun.·· '.\1.rs. Hitch cork. who worked i n Sen. Harrv Goldwater's 1964 RepubliC<•ll presidential campaign and n· cently ran uns uccessfully for a seat on the Board of Sup('rv1sor:. here. s aid they always talked politics. '.\1.rs llilchcock. marned four times. said her four ehildrt>n know about the affair and ·'thmk 1l ·s fine. To the kids he's just another one of mv lo\'ers -onlv he's got some prestige m tht' family." ·'They were great shiny days.·· she said. "Ile was a man·~ man and a ladies' m an and l don·t think any of the pubhcily will damage his memory. '.\ly at t itude about our relat1onsh1p was that if it wasn't m~ it would be somebody else." Anoth er w oman. Judith Campbell Exner. s aid at a recent news conference in t hat she led a ''close per sonal" rel~•· tions hip with Kennedy while hl' was in the White House. Mrs. Hitchcock said s h(' met Kennedy at a •·saloon'' in Santa Monica when he was a senator. "He was sitting next to the jukL· box a nd I came over to play a song and we started talking," sh<' said. She said their relationship last· t>d three years. "Everyont· knows that if you go with a <See AFFAIR, Page A2) Coas t Weather Hazy afternoon s unshine is predicted for the weekend alter the heavy fog bums off the coastal area. Tempe ratures s hould range from the mid· die 40s to the high 60s. INSIDE TODA W Ca&h register1 CK'f'()U the country ti~ out o merry "Jingle Bells" 0$ Christmas •ho~rt .spt"nt 0 good bit mart than erpedtd. Stt P• A4. J A2 DAILY PILOT llerr Homm e l This t!:> Hommel. a four ~1 ·;1r 11ld G1.·1 m.tn :-h1.•ph1.1rd "lln'd llk1.· tn l'"t·:1p1.• t ht• t•1111l tnt11g .it n10...,µh<.·r 1.• ol llw Lagun.1 lk ;11:h S PC\ tor. ~.I\. ~our p l .1t 1.· I IL'·..., hou:-.<.•hrokvn . llh.l':-chtldr<.·n .11111 11 ....... all 111..., :-huls Nixon Gets Ford Call \'. \ I [ .. 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Conn "t're stalemated in thl'tr an \'t-stigation of a Chrislmt1s morn 111~ house fire which kalleJ two nwn Aulhorilles sa1tl tl may have started wh1.•n intrude rs poured gasoline O\ t•r lilt' nwn Pohce s~ud thl' firl' in lhl' I I room, wood -framt~ housl' may h.l\ e re~ultcd from .t ft.1 ucl bet w e e n t w o I o c .1 I ... o c 1 a I fraternal org<in izat1on:;, lhl' Earls and the Lords Tht•n' "('rt• reports the houst.• served as J club house for the Earb Thrt>e surn\'ors of the fire h:ne said littk. polace suid. "They don 'l know nothing," said Sgt. William Chute Dead 1n llw fire \\ t•rc Frank ('Jssarino. I!>. and Robt•rt Grayl:.i. 26. both of N1•w Bnl:11n (~rayla was on leave from the Air Force. The l o n e s urvivor of a Chri stm as Eve s hooting in Wanter Garden. Fla., in which four persons were killed· at a furn ii url' store. has hired a l.nnocr and refused to answer qul'sl1ons. officials said Fridi.iy . Sht•raff Mel Colman said W.T Zt•aglt'r Jr . owm·r of the store rn "Inch th re<> rdatives <1nd a t'l• ... tom<.·r were found shot to dt· Jth. rdusl1d comment e1oout llw t•a:;l' .\uthont1es had waited until Friday to question Zeigler. woundt>d in what police original- 1~ said was a shootout dunng an apparent robbery at the closed s tore. lie was reported in fair t·ondll1on m the intensive care "ard of a l0cal hospital Friday. Authorities in Phoenixville, Pa , s aid Friday the death of a w1clow. hrr t hree children and a m~ale fr11.'nd who~e bodies wen• fou nd Christmas day in a rural Helping Hands .. Many Volwiteer for Sclwol,s By KATHY C'LA~CY Of th~ D•tly Pt lot SC•H .\ retired lluntington Beach man used to criticize the way thl' elementary school near his home "'as operated. Officials at the Ocean View School District said he didn't like the wav the school looked on the outside. and h e thought the children were "having too much fun" on the inside. So school officials invitt.>d htm an to watch education in progress tinc> d:lY. They s aid he likl'd wh<Jt hl' saw.and st-a' eel . Today. he's one of tht:' d1strict 's most avid adult voluntC'C'rs ont:' 1•f about 2,300 working in the dis tnct's 25 schools. according lo Katherine Hulme. director of the \olunteer aide pro,gram. Another volunteer, for ex a mple. is a disabled man talented in woodworking. "He's worried he'll miss a da\' and disappoint the children. · -'lrs. Hulme said . One group of \.Olunteers doesn't have children m schonl yet. They· re mnth('rs of prl' school agt' youngsl~rs. who work at least one day a week at dis trn·t Offt('C'S While they're handling clC'rfr.tl and library duties. their ch1ldn•n :lttt:'nd th~ .. Fun Shop." <J pre ~chool program oper:itl'd by llunlington Reach I !Jgh Schnul :-tudC'nts Other parent volunteers are enrolled in Westmont School'" Parent Education Preschool The Adult School of the Hunt· m~on R<.'ach l'nion Hi gh School District provides a paal prt• school teaeher for thos t• youngsters. while their mothers T rio on Raft Saved HO~OLL'Ll' Ill PI> Thrc•c> people adrift 1n the Pat'1f1c for nine davs \\ 1thoul food or wall'r in a 1.J ."fool outboard have b('t•n rescued hy a J:..1panese fi shanJ.: hoat. the Coas t Guard reporlc•d Friday Offt°C1a)s :;aad th<.' lhrE'C, <ill from the '.\t ..ir ... hall Islands. wen· found 330 miles southeast of f'w.iialein Atull. All were suffer mg ·from exposure a nd w<>n· hrnught tn !\1 ajoro Atoll for medical treatment ' work m the schools. And the parents attend twice-a-month evening cla~ses on child develop· ment. ~1t s. Hulme said the Ocean \'1ew pan•nl aide program. start- ed an 1969. has been doing well ckspile a trend in recent years for more and more mothers to hotel fulllime jobs. .'\la timt:~ wht'n other agencies h~l\ (' hod trouhll' getting volun ll'rrs. Ocean View's program is thriving. s he s~1id. :lllhough there nlways ~ire more requests for .11d<:'S than s he can fill List ye3r, for example. Mrs lhlfme s~11d then' were 1 .400 volunteers donating 80.534 hours rn the district. H officials had hired som eone to work those hours -at S3 an hour, it would have cost S246,000. .\t the schools. s he continued, parents work directly in the cl::issroom, conducting small re· admg groups, £or example, or working on arts and crafts pro· J<'Cls. In addition, they assist in libraries and with clerical duties. This fall. :\'frs. Hulme said. the Huntington Beach Union High School Oistrict 's Adult School hired an adu lt volunteer coordinator for C'ach district sC'hool. And she said she beheves the on-campus paid aides have helped increase the number of volunteers as well as the number of hours they work The volunteers a lso operate the distnct ·s phono·cardio-scan pro· gram. which tests fourth graders for possible heart defects. ~frs Hulme said one of the \'Olunteers bee am e so tntt'rested an that program. that she went b::ick to school a nd now works as ~i school nurse. In add1lton to womt'n. Mrs. llulme said. doctors. firem en and other fathers are invol\'ed in the program . And s he said soml' \\Omen used skills they learn in the schools to ~<'la fut I time job. "I guess that is the bad part about 1t," s he said. "They are trained so well they go out and i;!C'l fulltame jobs .. Banking on Wheels home was a murder-suicidl'. Sta te police said all five died from bullet wounds in the head. They said a 38·cali ber handgun W;JS found in the rig ht hand of Nicholas J . F oresta, '18. found de- ad in the home with Judith San l'c k , 34, and her three children. In Newport, Tenn . where four persons W<'re ktlll'd in a 3 a.m shootout Chris t ma ... mc.>rnmg . authorities s ;11d thl'\ wt·rl' m · \estigatmg n·ports the shooting mav ha\ t• uccn in revenJ::t' for ;in am.bush 1n which a prtson escapee was s hot las t 'H'l'k Jack at' L a} mun, 2·1 . who escaped from a stall' pn~on m August and was wountled by shotgun fire a week ago outsidt· his mothe rs ho use. walkt'd mto the Red Lantern Inn with a carbine. At lt'a~t two men m the bar opened fin' Bl'forc it wa~ over, Laymon and three men in the Red Lantt•rn were ,dead . Front Page A J AFFAIR ... gentlem a n t ha.l long you 're not Just shaking hands," shl' added '.\t rs. Hitchcock said Kennedy was "no different than anybody else when thcv hav(• a love affair going .. She si11d hC' gave hl'r pre sents. some of which sht-said sht• still has. bul was "not a bag spende r." She said Kennedy spoke ofll'n of his wife. J ackie. and <Jlways 111 a way that inclicall'd "he res per t eel her very much.·· Sh<' said Kenm•dy often asked her if she thought-Jack it' had Ion-rs. :\tr:- fl itchcock said s hl' alw;1y!- responded. "No thanC't'." Shl' said M rs. KC"nnl'dy ''kn<.•\\ a lot more thnn pcoplt' lhou11ht she did and she went aloni~ because s he was a ~real lady .. Kennedy, said Mrs. llitrhco('k ··was very interested m how a person looked and went for ,·ery definite types. Usually. th1.• women looked like the Kenncdys He liked to think he could de term inc a worn an 's intelligence by looking al her eyebrow strut· ture and the way her eyes W<.'rc s paced. He was very positive about the kind of women he liked.·· For a while, Mrs . 11.atchcot·k said, she was acceptt:'d as part of th e fami ly by actor P t>ll'I' Lawford a nd his wifl'. Patricia. who was Kennedy's s ister. But when the relations hip becamt' obvious "I was no longt•r :.illowed in the house.·· Mrs. Hitchcock appcart'd hurt by the remarks of Kennedy an timates Kt'nnclh P. O'Donnell and David Powers, who called lies stories about Kenn<.'dy's s ex life. "I knew Dave and Kenny ... she said, claiming that when she bought their book. "Johnny, We Hardly Knew Ye ... they auto· graphed it. 'T o Joan -who re· members the golden d;.iys of JFK ... Convict Slain MARYSVI LLE (AP) -Three d ays after he was paroled from San Quentin prison , a man was shot dead by a policeman as he attempted to rob patrons of a downtown card room, police said Friday. The dead man was identified by police as Sidarris Swann. 26. who w as r e leased from prison Tuesday. f'1m Daily of Costa Mesa lines up with he r bicycle for drive up window at Securi· ty Pacific Nation~tl Rank branrh in Costa Mesa's Harbor Sllopping Center. Why not ? Banking by bicycle can be conve nient -it you don't mind breathing a few exhaust fumes while waiting In line for the teller. t . ' o .. 11y P,lot St~lf Photo Doy in Court '.\trs. Thais Hinshaw. <.'stranged \\ tfl' of Congressman Andrew Hinshaw ( R-~t.!\\. port He a ch 1 lea,·es Orange County Superior Court with her daughter, Karen. after a day of testimony in their divorce trial Ford Weighs Bills On Skiing Holiday VA IL. Colo. <AP1 Pacing paperwork flo\.\ n hNl' from Washington. Pn•sadent Font '"' mQving into the homc~lrC'lch of his s kiing vacation with 28 hrlls still awaiting his approval or n • jection. .1ect!' and 1.•1wrgy research ac t1v1tit•s Tlw mnne' 1s for thl' l>t.>raod frtim last .July J I hrough lll'Xt ~~pt :JO Jn anollwr action. Ford ap· pointed John Carlson. a White House staffer. to be chief deputy press secretary. Carlson , a former infantry officer and bus1· ness executive. had been assis- tant press secretary for domestic affairs ! I • . Although an Arr Force courier flight brought analyses of the legislation and other matenals to Colorado Friday. Ford hoped to continue spending at least as much time skiing today as work Ulg. Making a run down I 1.000 foot Vail !\fountain l'"r iday for tht• benefit of television. Mwsp3pt•r and magaztnl' photographers . the P resident suffert'd the t•m barrassment of a spill wathm camera rangl' Rut Ford was quic kl y bac k up on his skis without assista nce and was un shaken. The Pres ident also issued a 11tatement calhng for renewed ef· - forts to curb the inflow of heroin. mariJuana, hashish and other il- ltc1t dr ugs. Terming drug abuse "ll 's gelling bctll'r and ht•t ter." he said of ha s skiing . although at the start of the outing he said his knees. which havt• given him trouble sinct' collcgt• football days, were "acting up a lat tie bit · · The President sktt'd Friday morning with representatives of the U.S. ski team , then lunched on elkburgers with members of the Vail Ski Patrol before return ing to the slopes . In the evening, the President and :\'frs. Ford dined with friends at a local French resta urant after attending a cocktail party given in their honor by Richard Rass a nd Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rrown. The Fords are occupying the Bass hom e here while Bass is staying at the s maller Ford con- dominium . Ford signed only one bill Fri· day, a $9.3·billion appropriation for federal water and power pro· Spain's King Frees 6,370, MADRID, Spain CAP) -The Justice Ministry said Friday that 6,370 prisoners had been released since King Juan Carlos granted an amnesty Nov. 22. The announ- cement said 528 were political of- fenders. Spain's prison population on Dec. 21 was 9, 111 . the ministry s aid. Leftis t s and some libe ral groups in Spain have said lhl' king's a mnesty did not go far e noug h and h ave d e m a nded freedom for a l l political prisoners. ly~Alle<latff"'- A n~• winter storm 11u~ t« the Nof1heut Fr1ci.v et1c:1 wlnt•r tlOffn w•rn1~ .,..,. luueci for Main•, N•• H•mp1hlre, V~rmonl •ncl nonlWHtffn Hew Yorll with V'OW!alls of from M~ lo U IMMS fOre<Ml A tra .... ltft ~llOfy •H 11....cl for llooolno encl toq In '°"""al1ff'ft Htw Yorl! ~ f'I0'1hern - JMYY •nd. ,..~ tlood ••lch w 'IJ'!Ufd for pan, of nonllttrn N.w Je<My af'ICI '°"""Ht«n Htw Yorlt C..I~ wernl"Q) ~·• •nve4 •or ltlt"' ErlP and Hul"Oll and IN \O\llMrn pert of UQ MlchlOM\ ,,,,.. .. ,, ..:h1lsorlti ... ,. .1 .. 1uueo tor llOVlllefn Mlchloan. fttrlhwttltrn ()hlo, ,..,,,.,.." IMU•I'• end IOllt!Wrn •"Cl Htttrn flllnah "'4th uP to lhrff ln<"-5 of n.w snow tx~ltd. • snow.rt 1M tl'luf'ICllntMmt conUnwd Friday .,.,,"""' from tOVllWrn l'l~!Oe Ull tl'll Allafltlt Colst IMO toutllern Hew IEntlalld wltll -from M•nourl thfWOh IN Ofllt Valley Ind I-Grtat L.11\M tnM 110rt11tr11 Htw t1101MC1 Aalnntend~fromthe P~lllc ~1-.t10""9 IW)(INlll RO<ltl•s WMrt It WH lurnlno IO,,..,.. H "tragic national problem." h1.• ~aid he would send Congress a spt.'cial message early next year proposing a broad government reponst.' Ford also desi gnaled John Robson as chairma n of the Civil Aeronautics Bon rd for 1976 From Page A J LAGUNA ... not follow proper environmental impact report procedures during the preparation of plans for the sewer extension project. The extension would be con- structed at a cost of $230.000, ac- cording to C'ity officials. The work would be financed through an assessment district in which affected p roperty owners would share in the total cost. The area that would be served by the new line includes several rt'sidenct's which now have sep· lie tanks. They have been deemed a health hazard by county health department omc ials. The order sign ed by Judge Steiner requires that the city stop all work on the project until a hearing Jan. 15. The contractor was to begin work on the job in about a month. Utah Top Lawman Fired Over Drink SALT LAKE C ITY CAP ) - Roy M. ''Mack" Helm has been fired from his post as Utah Highway P atrol chief because of a drinking problem. The state Civil Service Com- mLssion ruled Friday that Helm could be returned lo the patrol if he overcomes ··an alcohol pro· blem'' and left it up to Public Safety Commissioner Raymond Jackson to decide if, whe n and how Helm could be reinstated. Jackson had recommended Helm be fired for "continued drunkenness" and conduct un. becoming his office. Doily Pilot D~i•try " G II Of' OfltffCI Wo0day·F11d1y If YOll do not hlY9 your 011rN by 5 30 o m call l>f>fOf~ 1 om and your copy will be 0.. ll11Pred Sdtlirday 11nd bunday. II YoU do not rrcPtvf' your cooy by 9 a m SatUf'• dav Ot 8 1 m Sund•y call bel0te 10 M m Ind your cooy Wiii be dGf~ Clru ... lot1 T .. ,,. .. , Mo•.t Orttngtt CO\Jnty Areat MZ-4U I N()flhwMI Hunhnqton 8-0ach, 11no Wtttm1n11e< , 140-tUt Snn Cl11mnni1t, Capistrano B•OJCh. s~n Ju~n Cnol•ir,no. Onnn Pntnl, ~''"' L-ounit l ooun& N1QUPI ...... ,. l ' l j de1 die the Re op Pr Re Ba Ok Ge R. Ar wl ·th of Eli Bi KE M: BE wt vi Rt Be vi t<> N1 SU I J sf p; a d t s· '. 1r _g s b c u (' r ti ll t c " a I'. t f \ l ' t ' f Face Test CONCORD, t:J·~· CAP) -Eight major conten· d~rs have been JOmed by nine lesser-known can· didates on the. ball~t of New Hampshire's first·in· the nation ~restdenhal primary on Feb. 24. No. minor candidates have Ciled for the Republican presidential primary, leaving the way open_ for a clear-cut decision in the battle between President ~ord and former California Gov. Ronald Reagan. Friday was the last day of the filing period. On the Democratic side, Indiana Sen. Birch Bayh, former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, former Oklahoma Sen. Fred Harris, former North Carolina Gov. Terry San~ord, former Peace Corps Director R._Sargent Shriver, and Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona all have filed nomination papers. N_INE MIN~R CANDIDATES, including three who filed last-.mmute petitions on Friday, are also in ·the D~r:nocrat!c. presidential primary. Filing petitions Friday were Roger L. McBride of Esmont, Va .. Frank J . Bona of Bulfalo,1N.Y., and Ellen McCormack of Bellamore, N.Y. . They joined Rick Locwenherz of Tuls a, Okla.; Billy Joe Clegg of Springfield, Mo.; Robert L. Kelleher of Billings, Mont.; Arthur O. Blessit from Miami, Fla.; Stanley N. Arnold of New York; and Bernard B. Schechter of Oceanside, Calif., all of whom had file d earlier. TWO MINOR CANDIDATES running in the Democratic vice presidential primary a re Auburn Lee Packwood of Springfi eld, Mo., and Ray Rollinson of Columbia. N.J . Two minor candidates also filed for the GOP vice presidential primary. They were Austin Rurton of Louisville, Ky., and Wallace Johnson of Berkeley, Calif. To be on the ballot in either as a presidentia l or vice presidential candidate. a person was required to file petitions with 500 signatures from each of New Hamps hire·s two congressional distr icts, and submit a SSOO filing fee. Russ Develop Deadly Germs? WASHl!'IGTON (AP) -The Soviet Union is ~tepping up efforts to produce lethal germs in ap· parent violation of a United Nations agreement against biological warfare, columnist Jack An · derson reports. Citing "lop intelligence sources." Anderson said a Was hington-based Soviet diplomat s pecializ· mg in m edir::i l matters has attempted to obtain "suspicious information" from at least three· U.S. _government scientists. The Anderson account said Dr. Vyacheslav F. Stepanov. medical counselor at the Soviet Em· bassy, learned of an American symposium on SO· called genetic engineering and late r "began court· ing some of the U.S . scientists who had attended. "ITTS RFFORTS TO ELICIT information that could help the Soviets advance their germ warfare research were obvious. Some of the Americans. therefore. spoke to the security office of the Na· lional Institutes of Health. The FBI was notified." Acivanccd cellular genetics information such as that discus:-e d at the symposium is considered crucial to developing more potent germ warfare weapons. to breed new mutant strains of bacteria and viruses against which people have no phy~iological defenses. ANDERSON SAID STEPANOV conceded "that he had spoken to U.S. scientists and that the in· formation he sought could be used for both 'pos itive and negative' purposes. But he insisted his interest was purely 'positive.'" Under a U.N. convention, both the United Slates and the Soviet Union have pledged to destroy their stocks of biological weapons. Congressional investigators disclosed in Sep· tember that the U.S. Central Intelli gence Agency was still retaining lethal toxins. But Anderson said the CIA now has complied with a presidential order to destroy the toxins. 'Life' Term CoJWict Dying of Cancer LA GRANGE, Ky. (AP> -Robert House is serv· ing a life sentence in the Kentucky State Reformatory. He's only 34, but his sentence is not going to be a long one, because he's dying of brain cancer. House says he wants to die a free m an: Officials say they don't see how it can be done. In 1971, House was convicted of four counts of armed robbery and given one life sentence, one 101-year sentence and two 50-year sentences, and a 21 -year sentence for malicious shooting and five more years for driving a stolen vehicle. "HE WAS C'ONVICTED on four counts of armed robbery.'· said Lucille Robuck, chairman of the Kentucky Parole Board, "including one where a man was s hot. The board will review the records. but the chances are very, very slim he will even be considered before April of 1977," when he would normally come up Jor parole. House also has a record of lesser charges, in· eluding carrying a concealed weapon, assault and battery, reckless drivin~. disorderly conduct and breaching the peace. d ating ba~k. to 1958, when he graduated from high school and Jo med the Navy. HE'S NOT E VEN been a mode l prisoner. Prison omcials say a hatchet and prison key have been found m House's cell , and he was accused of having a deadly weapon in a workshop area. An of· ficial said he had also been found with twice the al· lowable amount of cigarettes, indicating he was do· ing som e kind of· 'dealing" in prison. House says bis record has been clean for three years Ln the prison. "I KNOW I DID wrong, and In the last four or five years I've accepted the (act that I was an in· mate and that 1 had to stay behind bars, but 1 don 'l feel that I dld that much wrone. . . "The doctors tell me I can die at any time," he aaid, "and I just don't want to die in here." NOW IS THE TIME! IE YOUR OWN SANT A AHO GET IH OH THE LOWEST ZEHfTH PRICES OF THE YEAR! IT'S YEAREMD CLEARANCE TIME. AHD WE'RE GOING ALL·OUT TO CUT DOWN OUR INVENTORY ••• IMMB>IATELYI ACT HOW! DIAL 968-3329 AHD WE'LL GLADLY 9UOTE PRICES OH AU UHITH PRODUCTS IH STOCK •.• YOU'LL BE SURPRISED! 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"I just wasn't u s ing m y head," said Johns. 31. of Hanna City. wbo said he s tarted to play with thf' cannon around midnig ht Christm as Eve and couldn't ~et 1t to Clre. "It's ltkE' an old -time cannon where you touch the match to the ~powder in the hole. But it didn't fire Somt-how 1t sparked or something while J wa." trying to disarm it and it wl'llt orr." he said JohnR s:11d ll shot n knot of paprr waddine Into the pwm of hiJJ Jland 8nd doctors had to clean out the wound. lhcn suture It. ' I Robbery Suspect Slain Shopping Exceeds Expectations Merchants Nationwide Say Christmas Purchases Climb BROOKLINE, Mass. <lJPI J A doctor who kitled one of two al leged robbers says he was afraid he or his wife might be stabbed, but an autopsr showed the dead man was shot in the back. ·'This is a peculiar case." said a Brookline detective. "You usually don 't get victims killing would-be robbers. This is a real strange one.'· "THE WHOLE T IU NG 1s r eal ly quite foggy.·' Dr. Arthur J Gorney, tH, of :"lewton said 1n an interview w1th the Boston Glo~ ··They were standing close to mt.• and m ade a move. I was afraid he would stick a knife in me or cut m y w ife's throat " liorney, who had a permit for the gun. and his wife. Rulh, 62. were walking from a Howard Johnson's to the res taurant'!) parking lot Wednesday night when contronted by two men. a('- cording to a statement given by the doctor to Brookline Police Chief J am es C. Rourkl'. ONE )IAN Pl.ACED ~' knifl• against '.\l rs. Gorney·s throat and demanded that the doctor hand over his wa lle t and watch, Gorney told Rourkl' The pair turned to fll'e but Gorney drew his rl'volvt.•r and fired four shots. onl' of "htt.·h killed Ellis B. J ones. 18. of tht.· Roxbury section The other man escaped. An autopsy s ho" t.~d the bull~t e ntered through J ones' hack. pierced his hl'art and exited through his ches t. GREGORY J . \'.\l'Gll~. 21. of Roston. Jones· alll'g t.•d a t complice. was captured 80 minutes after the incident and charged with arml'd robbt>ry. Gorney has not been ch;,1rged Police say they art.• im·estig;1t1ng the case and will send a report lo ~orfolk County District Alturnt.',\ Willia m Delahunt. D(•lahunt .... 11d he could not rom ment on tht• t'<lSt.' until he sees the report Woman Leaps From 13th Floor Window By th~ Ass~lated Presi. Merchants around the cowltry totaled up Christmas-season ~elling Friday a nd reported double-digit sales increases over l•1st year. Luxury items and dothes sold well. pet rocks and mood rin gs were the fads and some stores nearly ran out of ex permve gift wrapping. Day-after-Christm as shopping was heavy in many cities. but rough weather cut down the ac- tivity in som e a reas . RAL~. S~OW A~O ice bottled up :-.lew England There \\l're •ffis Babies' fou r inch~~ ol fresh snow in· Detroit . hea\'y fog in Northern California. and a tornado watch in some Southeast states. Friday was a holiday for m~l federal employes and some busi- nesses and local governm ents also gave workers the day off to make four-day weekends. REPORTS F ROM BOTH downtown department stores and suburban shoppj.ng centers in- dicated that Christmas shopping ex-ceeded expectations. Com · pared to last year, sales in- creases of 15 percent to 45 per· U Pl T elfol>hoto cent w ere reported 10 Watblngton ; 25 per cent in Richmond, Va.; 25 percent in Milwaukee. Wis., and 10 percent mSan Francisco. Black n eg li gees and mlcrowave ovens sold well at J. L. Hudson Co. in Detroit ; jewelry and fun did we ll at Thalhimers in Rich'tnond, Va.; and J ordan Marsh Co. in Boston reparted good s ales in calculators and digital watches. .. THE C'USTO!\tt:ll llAS money a nd he's willing to spel\d it. He's not as pessimistic as he w as last year,·· explained Fur11ish World Morton Huff. chaiunan of one o t. l..oltls' le:iding r etailen;, th Famous-Darr Co. Huff said Christmas selling al his store was "exceptional." Dan Sharkey. a vice pl'eSident. for DiUards in_ Little Rock. Ark .. said shoppers "were in a buying m~h~· best indication of how well we did is that last year few people were willing to pay for luxury g ift wrapping," said Sharkey. •'This year people werl' willing to pay the extra dollar or two. We nearly ran out of wrap- ping paper and h ad to scrounge to find some.'' Mercenaries Pour From San Diego? SAN DIEGO (APJ The San Diego ar ea is a prime r ecruiting ground for thousands of Americans hiring out a::. mercenary soldier!) in troubled nations around the world, the San Diego Evening Tribune s aid Friday. The story said the arN!"s va::,t military es tablis hment is churning out demolition experts, comm;;in does. Marine Corps pathfinder::.. intelligence s pec ialists,. bas ic training officers and weapons technicians being hired in ~uch areas as Angola. Rhodes ia. Latin America a nd Israel. THE STORY S AJD s omt.' merce naries also were being e mployed by groups within the United Stales. The story quoted J ame:-A Scott, an officer of an Anahei rn firm, E l Ka mas Enterprise ::.. which it descr ibed as a clear- inghouse for mer cenary hinng to Africa and South America. ''San Diego is ;_1 very vi<Jbk area for us," Scott wa::. quoll'd a~ saying. THE TRll\UNE SAID ib s ur vey of recruiters indicates that there are 100,000 American mercenaries operating around the world. It said a dvcrtisemt.•nb tor merce naries were apµe<irin~ w ith increas ing frequcnC'y in firearm a nd military-onC'nkd magazines. manner:· Scott said. ··we h avl' only Jll~l bl'gun tu adverlls t.• publicly ·· SCOTT TOLD TllE Tribune he was a Special Forces veteran and former employe of "a firm under contract to the U.S. in Southeast Asia" and said El Kamas was a code word for an American organization that operated in Indochina. The story quoted several San Diego ml'n who it said were sign- ing up for duty abroad. "Combat ball 1 know," ::.;lid a m1ltlar v m:.rn whose can·er wa!) haltt>d ·by cutbacks ... 1 need a job.·· "I WANT TO KILL Arab::.." s;_ud a man applying for duty 111 lh<' Israeli armed forces. ·'f"n' got a chance, ml:ln, lo do ~o mething for my brothers." ~aid a black ex ~officer going tn Angola ... There's not going to bt.· C1n~· race hassle there." ~EW \'ORK <.\Pl .\ \1 11111:.! woman ctescn heel hy poht·;· ·'" .1 former dru~ add1 r l plungt•d tu her death from t ht' s;1mt· I :1th floor window from which a ~ uung brother and infant nepht•\\ earlier fell to tht.'ir dt.•alhs twu years ago. H1·rn~r<I H111wh s ays thl· :-.ii:::ns lw s painted ·arf' my halilC's· ,ind m a1 1' a Dallas cl1·1\t.•r h<t:-. t'huckled O\'er the ~·\ 1•r d 1:111 g1n)..! .... 1 ~ns 11uls idl' his s hop ·Thl'y pnwide a bit 111 ln11n11r 111 t ll 1:-. I"'' 11. • Houd1 s ~11d The Tribune listed a number uf organizations which it said wcrl' active in recruiting American~ for military service abroad. It said El K a m as E ntcrprh.t>S ha:- expanded its operations recent!) "Most of our contracts for 'meres· <m ercenaries ) h<1n· been made in an underground "Ser\'tc-c under a contract with a fore1t?n power or political fac·. tion doesn't necessarily threaten lo::. of V.S. citizens hip. unlcs~ the ser vice is opposed to the m terests of the l ' .s.:· a ::.rmrn le~al adviser in the e .S. Stat1• Departmrnt <'xplained. Police said Sonia Lopt•1. 2:1, ~•P parentl y committed s u1c·1dt.• Christmas Day after sh<' and other members of ht•r famil y paid a holiday vis it lo tht.• cemetery where the t'Ao clth<'r plunge nctims are buried )IJSS LOPEZ WAS alone in the East Side ::i partment th;,lt !>he shared with her mother and :-ts ter. "hen the fatal plunge oc curred Two years ago, police !-;11d. she was hab:-.·-sittmg when hl'r 12 ye::ir -old brother d ied m a fall from the same bedroom windo", and three months a go ht'r 2 month-old nephew died 1n a foll out the s ame windo\\ Sht.• \\..IS baby-sitting then. too. poltct• said. THEY SAIO H ER mother and sister had accused h<'r of throw ing the baby nut the window but she denied it and was never charged. The three women were living on welfare in a m iddle-incomt.• ho~sin~ project. police said. Two More Victims SA~ FRA:"lCISCO CAP ) Tht• coroner's office h a-. :ctt·nt1ftl•d another two victims of the fire al Lhe Gartland Apartment~. hnng mg to 10 the numbe r of persons who peris he d tn the l>N' 12 tragedy. Five Cl1allenge Three Viejo MAC Me1nhers All t•1g ht <.'and1dale!-fo r lht• ;\1tss1on \'ll'JO :\llm1c·1pa l Ad \'tsorv C'ounr il el<'c-llon filed lht•tr nom1irnt1on p::ipe rs befo n• Wed- nesd.i~ .. ~ 5 p m deadline. accord 1 n g t o t h l' 0 r a n g e C Min t :-. Rt'g1 stra r of ,. otcr:- That means that the :\larch 2 election wlll pit fn e challenger~ aJ?atnsl th<' three incumbents for three seats on the council. All arl' seeking four-year terms. l'hc> candidat<.'S arc -C'al Neve. incumh<'nt. deput:i- sheriff. 23871 Coronel Ori \'l' Jeanne Gagncbin. incum· bent, Realto r. 24951 Spadr<t Lane. John !'\ohl(•. tnrumbent . 22601 La Vina J>ri\ <' Thom3s Cr.11J,!. l0ss control repre:)entall\t' :!7 152 Galvez Lane> Georgt' Simons Jr .. retired c ons tructio n w o r ker . 24245 C'astill a Lane. William L J ohnson. certified public accountant. 23772 Salvado On\·e. Ted Keene . f1l'l d s ales engineer. 26772 '.\1 ort.•na l>n ve. K<'n Gagnon. altorne). 23852 Annida Columbia Heroic Act Father Dies Saving Son NEW HYDE PARK. N.Y . <AP1 ''Dad shoved me out of the way just before the car hit him." sa id 12-year -old William Vi ctor. "I didn't even see it com- ing.'' The pus h that sa\'ed his son was the las t act of J ack Victor, ·11 . who \\as struck and killed on t he street in front of the HJllside United Methodist Church where he a ttended a Christmas Eve service. Police said Victor. a mechanic, had called his estranged wife, Patricia. and said he would be unable to afford presents th1s year but wanted to attend the service with her and their son. Mrs. Victor lingered for a moment to exchange Christmas greetmj!s ..... ·\th frit>nds at the end of the service. while Victor and his son started across Hi11si.de Avenue. Police said he wu s hit by a car drive n by Donald Swacey, 24. of Qu ens. No charges were placed. yule quiz (10 point• tor each question ¥tawer9d correctly) 1 Sa ntd Claus now travels all over the world. but he began his. t.areer as St N1tholas n a France b·England c. Holland 2 r hr1slma"-wa~ not generally ob:.erved unl1I dround the , Century a f 1rst b-Fourth c Eleventh 3 The first StatP 1n the Union to make Ch ristmas a legal holiday was •. ' .. 1n 1836 a Alabama h·Vermont c New York 4 Thirteenth -Century Italy was the birth· place of the Christmas custom of .. ' a carol<. b the Yult> tog c the stockmi; 5 The manger scene m some churches eacll Christmas was t1rst introduced by ' a-Pope Gregory I b Martin Luther c St Francis • qu1zname (10 poinU) The 19th Century artist who drew this Santa 1s best remembered today as an editorial cartoon 1st He was also an ill us trator who first drew Santa the way we think of him today. Who was he' matchwords l trank1ncen<.t> a a Chnstmas d1 ink 2 rnag1 b-anc1ent priest ly class 3 Nat1v1ty c: lime befQre Christmas 4 .. wassail d·the birth at Christ 5 Advent •·fragra nt resin for burning In addition to be ing a family fun frat urc. TllE QUIZ is an intc•gral part of th<' in-dasl>room ne\\ ~ 1>rogrn m presented in Or:rnge Coast arc·a school~ as a puhlic scrvic.-by tht' Daily Pilot. lln.wrn •PP.Ur (ul)$1de dOwn I ~low qu•l 'IL .. I • • qu1.zp1cture (10 point• If roo answer this question correctly) Bob Cratt h1l and Scrooge MP two rJf Uw 111Pinor;iblP char acters 111 the bani< '"A Chr1stma:. Carol,'" one of the best known Chnslm;is c.,toriPs 111 thP F r>r 1· h l.mr,tJi!~f'. Wh.:it famous Bnt1c.,h writPr wrotP lhf' h110~ yule characters (2 points for uch que1tlon answered correctly) l Newspapers still carry answrr-; !01 . . ' • • who ques· t1oned the ex1slt>nrP of Santa Claus many vears ago. a Nelhp b Sarah t·V1rp,in1a 2 Eve n though hp <,ullerer:I from a phys1ral hanc:hcap, CCHOOSE ON E Ttny Tim, R11mplP.-.t1l1sk1n) had the true Chnstma.., sp1n1 3 Old King ? had a bad d1spos1t1nri a·Hf>rod b·Arthur c Cote 4 A neurotic gentleman, mares a Santa CldU'> b Scrooge c Prince CharminR .... ~ •.• was sub1ect to night· S (CHOOSE ONE My Tru p l ovP Kric; Kringle) ~avP unbelievable g1tts 1n a 12 day pt>nod roundtable '"""' cltcuulon (no 9COt9) What can each of us to do promote peace and goodwill on Earth' 'YOUR ICORl: tl lo 100....,. -TOP ICORIJ 11 ti to,.. -E.acen.nt. 71 to IO pofntt -Good. 61 to 70 ~ts -flit. 1222-75 •WC."9c.. Medleon. W~ •MO'l n.iJ, .<w·g :q·t ~U·£ :w!J, AUJJ:?. !>t :sv3~YWYHO :i1nA sualf:>'<J sa1.mt1::> ::ntnJ.:>tdllno :>·S ~l?·l! :p-c :q-i :a·t :soYOMHOJ.YW lmlN SRW OtfJ. :3WYNZIOO :>~!a-" :u-c ~q-i !:>·1 :z1no :rinA :,. For Srhool Kids Bus Service Added on Hill -RV~ ACTRESS EXPECTS BABY STAMFORD. CoM. <AP> Russian actress Victoria fi'yodorova, child of a retired American admiral and a Soviet actress, says she is expecting a baby in May. SpeciaJists in MW gam~. pup- petry and mu1:11t• will be tourin& playgrounds and elementary schools 1n Co~la Mes a next month • SllUfdar. OecemtMJr Z7 1975 DAILY Pll.OT ,4§ . Games Taught Paularmo: Jan. 15, L.tndoorgh , and Harper ; Jan. 20, Adc.tms, Jan 21. Balt·ar1l' J an 22. Wilson. and Jan 23. Sonora The puppetry ex~~ will ll\ vile <'hildren to make their own puppets based on a children's story, "Where the Wild Thmgs Are." THE MVSfC specaau.sts will tour the elementary schools with a country Jambortt program The thrl'l' week program. Ceatur U\f? ao old·Cash1oned hoe down and square dance. will be 1m ' :senled from 4 to 5 p.m. at the following areai1: An expanded Laguna Beach bus service wiU be offered to residents or Arch Beach Heights be&inning Jan. 5. It is designed to accom· modate scl"lool children. Mi ss Fyodorova, 29, said, "We're very excited." The city's Ll'1sure Services Department announced that the new game specialists will teach movem ent and coordination skills not used in regular play ac- tivilles. This is the schedule for tht• puppe t pi·ogram . J an . 7. Balearic; Jan. 8, Wilson; Jan. 9, Sonora; Jan. 13, College Park. Jan. 14 , California; J an. 15, Pomona, J an . 20. Killybrookc, Jan. 21, Paularino; J an. 22. Lindbergh, and J an. 23 HaJ'l)('r Jan. 6, K1llybrooke ; Jan. 7. Paularino: Jan. 8, Lindbergh; Jan. 9, Harper; J an. 13, Adams; Jan. 14 , Balearic; J an. 15, Wilson ; Jan. 16, Sonora; Jan. 20, Coll ege Park ; Jan. 21. California, and Jan. 22. Pomona The city of Laguna Beach. has added two morning runs and two evening runs to the heights .. The program e volved through the cooperation of the school <Ustnct, She is m arried to a Pan American Airlines pilot, Fred Pouy. THE TEAM WILL tour the following parks on these dates Jan. 6, College Park; Jan. 7, California ; Jan. 8, Pomona; Jan. 13, Killybr ooke , Jan. 14. the city and the Arch Reach is designed lo aid students, the Heights Association . routes are not exclusively for stu- 8 u S T 11\t Es HA v E been dents and ·anyone can ride the scheduled to coincide with school buses. . district buses arriving and de· The ne": routes and times are parting from Blucbiard Canyon as follows · Park. Although the new service -The first bus will leave the ci -.-ty yard at 7:30 a .m. and travel through town to Bluebird Canyon and Summit ascending the hill. stopping at La Mirada, Katella. Cortez, Del Mar and Balboa and departing Arch Beach Heights at about 7:45 a.m . It ·will arrive at Bluebird Park ·at 7:50 a.m. in time for students to catch the 8 a . m . school district bus to Thurston Intermediate School. Second Generation Michael Doug las. son of ac· tor-producer-director Kirk Do ug las, is following his fathrr in all three areas. llc produC'l'tl film "One F1 ew Over thl' Cuckoo's Nest." and will :-;oun direct u seg· m c n t of h 1 s TV series .. "Streets of San Francisco." THE SECOND bus will foll ow the same route and will leave Balboa and Bolsana Drives in Arch Beach Heights at 8: 15 a.m. and arrive at Bluebird Park at 8:30 a.m. in time for the 8:35 a.m. school bus to Aliso Elementary School. -Afternoon buses will pick up riders at Blue bird Park at 2:30 p.m. and at 3:35 p.m. and go directly to Arch Beach Heights via Summit Drive. The city buses coincide with Thurston and Aliso school b\lses which arrive at.2 :30 p.m. al'ld 3:30 p.m. r~pectively. IN 'ADDITION, .the city's re- gularly scheduled 11 :15 a.m. bus from Arch Beach Heights will be diverted to Bluebird Park on its descent. The Laguna Beach Unified School District bus will stop at the park at lJ :30 a.m. for students or Aliso who may be at the playground. Pass books good for 20 rides on Laguna Beach City buses are available to students for S2.50. High Blood Pressure Epidemic Subsiding WASHINGTON (U PI ) -High blood pressure continues to be a major health problem in the United States, but its days as a "silent epidemic" appear to be nearing an end. More and more Americans are discovering they have high blood press ure and are d oi ng something about it, according to new data from the national high blood pressure education pro- gram. IDGH BLOOD pressure, or hypertension, seldom produces noticeable symptoms yet studies show it can eventually lead to in- creased risk or strokes, heart at- tacks and kidney failure. It is easily detected and in most cases can be readily controlled. It has been estimated that 23 million adults have high blood pressure. Surveys in 1971 indicat· ed that nearly half of those who had high blood pressure didn't know it. Results just released from a 1974 survey show that the percentage or people unaware or Piano Recital To Benefit Scholarships Concert pianist Janne Irvine will perform a scholars hip benefit at the Community United Methodist Church, 6662 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach on Fri· day, Jan. 9, at 8 p.m. The concert is co-sponsored by' the Golden West College Com· munity Chorale and the Woman's Club of Seal Beach, with pro- ceeds goin g to Golden West music and hearing impaired. scholarships. THE MUSIC or Scarlatti, Beethoven and Bach will be· featured in the concert. . Miss Irvine's performance also will include four o( her own com·· positions for piano, and Mozart's unflnished Fantasy ind minor. Miss Irvine, 26, is currently a candidate for the doctor or musical arts degree at the University of Arizona. SHE ALSO tuchcs a course at the university, "Musi~. the ustener'~ Art," which is a sur· vey of music of the 18th century. Tickets for the benefit p e rforma nce a re available through either or the co sponsors., or at th~ door, for a $3 donation. E\n1her lnformotlon may be ob- tained from the Golden West Ticket office at 892·7711. (MEDICINE) their hi gh blood pressure h~d dropped to 29 percent. That suggests that in three years. four million Americans became aware they had high blood pressure and were now in a position to seek treatment. TIUS WAS THE No. 1 objective of the blood pressure education program which got underway in 1972 under the leadership or the National Heart and Lung Institute. The effort is supported by 15 other government agencies· and 150 health organizations. "We seem to be reaching our first objective -increased awareness," said Dr. Robert Levy, the director. "Now our prime objective is to see that more people are put under ef! ec- ti ve control." The 1971 survey indicated that· among the 12 million Americans who kn e w a bout their hypertens ion, about4 million had the disease under control and 5 million were receiving inade- quate therapy. BY 1974, THE number of peo· pie who were receiving adequate treatment had nearly doubled, according to the institute. But there still were large numbers of people who were either ignoring the disease or were not controll- ing it. "Knowing does n't do anything," Levy said at a meet- ing or the high blood pressure coordinating committee. "It's knowing and then bringing high blood press ure under control that's important ... Committee members blamed the physician as well as the pa· tient for not achieving adequate blood pressure control when there are numerous drugs available that can do the job in almost everyon.e. THE 1974 SURVEY data also showed that women were more likely than m en to be aware of high blood pressure P,roblema and nearly twice as 1 ikel.y to have their blood pressure \mder con- ·trol. Committee members said one reason f or greater .hypertension awareness among, women is that they see doctor5 more often than men. Also supporting the conclusion that people are aivlng high blood pt'elsure more attention were data whlch 1'howed that the total number of patients with hypertension vlslting doctors' of-· fices had increased significantly bl um. lr73 and lr74. large Children'5 Sixe BEAN BAGS IN ASSORTED COLORS '/. A. ,01lub .. 1n JO oMf J6 d•O'"t't•' ' • ot\d e111'"•' r o•c•lorn1ad 01 C>.-<010•0t Whit• f1n1\J\ tomplr•• ._.,., d.COfOll•f 8 U p1pt,,9 30-INCH R911. 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An Associated Prl'SS s urvey of world spy activity s hows that most nations h ave intelligenc.•t• organizations. but (ew permit the public to know muc h about them. /-.-J-.L-JL4~~~n-+--+--'~~~~~~ The public investigataoru; in thl· United States this past year an volvmg even presidents m the mtSuse of the CIA and the FBl for political pur poses -have ranged farther than any l'Omparable sp) !-Candal in the rest of lhl' "'orld They s urpass even the 1951 · Lavon Affair,·· rn \\hich it was revealed that I s raeli spies s abotaged British and Amencan property m Egypt. or last year's W~t German scandal. in which that nahon · s mtell 1 gence sen ·1ct.'. l1m1ted hke the CIA to act1nt1es ;ibroad. was found to bl' ~<ithl'r in~ dossirrs on domestic polltt t'tans. WHAT Tllf; s un·t•Y ShO\\ t'd T h rrr is a lm ost n o parliamentary oversight on s py actt,·ities in o ther countrit.>s. West Germanv and llolland are '-'xcept1ons. ~los t intelligence agencies answer only to the chief of state, or occasionally the dt.>· fense minister. -lntclligt•nce opernl1ons in Turkey, Grt'CC'l'. D<.•nmark, Prance. and a few otht•r nations have been cnt1c1zed re1:ently, but the crillc1sm hasn •t rt.>sulted m l·hange. -Few spy orgam£ations ap- pear to spend a'i much as the l 'mted Stalt's does on the Cl.\ :.1nd FBI. Rut whatever the budget. tn most nations 1t is doudell .111d lost within the budgets of other .1genc1rs the in- tell i genl't' community ser\'es Th<' CJA 's annual budgt>t. t:'stimated by some as hi g-h as $1 billion. 1s hidden in other budgets, including those fur State and Defense. The FRl's $468.7 m1llion budget this fiscal year 1s public record. The spy agen<.'y has a thousand names. In Turkey, it's )HT. Jn Italy, SID. Jn Chile. DI:-.iA. In Denmark. :'.\f ET. In Thaildnd. I SOC. In Rr .1z1l. SN I. In Venezuela. DIM. In Britain, call on Dl-5 or Dl £i. in the Soviel Union. KGB. In Great Bril;iin. Dt•fcnse In· teUigence 5 (internal secunly > and Defense Intelligence 6 <ex - ternal operations) are so secrrt they are neither established by :-tatule nor recognized by tht• common la". BRITISJ{ publtcat1ons are co' ered bv tl1e so-called deft'nM· notice or d-not1ce. tmder \\ hich they are asked not to publish crr- lain security information. includ· ing anything abowt 01-5 and DI !i. So when :'-Jewswet'k magazin1• and other foreign publtcatwn:--rl'· ported this year that '.\1 a11ncl' Oldfield. ;i 60-year-old bachelor and career intelli gence offlct>r. had been named Bnta111's top ::.py, the first notice the Britis h public got of 1t was when Rritish newspapers picked up the f0reign report. As director-gener::il of DI-6 and ~eneral overse~r uf both 1n· telligence departments. Oldfield reports directly to Priml' -.·( )linistrr Harold Wilson. Like Britain, m ost countnt's have separate intelligence agen- cies for internal security and es- pionage abroad , roughly cor- responding to the Ameri can FBI :rnd CIA. Chia a 's foreign espionage comes under the international liaison d e partment, which re- ports to the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party. '.\fost of the information gather- ing is done by ;oumalists and diplomats stationed in other countries. One Chinese newsman has been expelled from India and ha~ sen·ed in Africa and the l 'mted ~ations. ISSIDF. ClllSA, intelhgcnce ..ict1dties come under the '.\1 inistry of Public Security. which rdugees call the m ost feared or gamzation in the nation. lt is headed by Hua Kuo-feng, but little 1s known of him except that he was vice governor of Hunan· Provin ce an d became vice chairman of the Hunan Revolu· tionary Committee during the cultural r evolution . .Campaign Fever Seaso~ By STEWART POWELL U11llH ,.,~, llllff~I MANCHESTER, N. J . - Cocktail patter muffled ex- changes between presidential candidates and t he well-tailored couples who paid $250 each to see and be seen. ''Come on m the kitchen and meet Birch Bayh." the hostess beckoned as a couple shed coats in the entry of t.he elegant ranch- style home. An autumn c hill signaled the opening of cam- paign season in the New Hamps hire preside n tia l primary. The art-lined living room was so crowded with White House aspirants they ba rely avoided talking t o each other. Sh Democrat s politely peddled their ambitions to guests there by en- g raved i nv itation as aides clustered in a corner within r e- ac h o f a stac k o f f1n1?er sandwiches. They briskly ex- changed tales of past presiden- tial battl~s. For campaign lieutenants, the fund-raiser was as muc h a homecoming as a beginning. The siren s ong of the nation 's earliest-in-the-nation presiden- tial primary played again. "I ONLY DO presidents," ex· plained Paul Tully, a lawyer who worked as an advance man for Sen. George McGovern <D·S.D.) in 1972. Tull y ser ves as coordinator for R ep. Morris l 1dall <D-Ariz.) in primaries in ~ew England and New York. The powerful blend of idealism and adrenalin draws other ad- dicts. .. There's something exciting about the fact that you're in a re· ally kind of pressure-cooker situation," says David Evans. 33. He has s helved chasing a doc· torat e to w ork for liberal REAGAN'S HEAD MAN IN NEW HAMPSHl"E SNft·IJe•ved Hugh Gregg Telfc• PoflUca Democrats every four years. since 1968. "In a political campaig n. you're really on the spot," s aid the Udall field director. Evans coordinated the 1968 Nebraska primary for S e n . Eugene McCarthy CD-Minn.) and worked as a McGovern field man in the Wiscons in a nd Massachusetts primaries. "I must admit I kind of th.rive on it," s aid Evans. Ma ny campaign directors model their grass roots organiza- tion for the Feb. 24 contest on the tough-minded oper a tion J . J oseph Grandmaison created in 1972 to score a major triumph for McGovern. Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter brought in a 26-year-old westerner to build a comparable organization on the shoulders of fresh volunteers. "MOST OF US who do this kind of thing on a continuing basis are very careful about who we do it for," says Chris Brown, 26. Brown met his wife while work- ing to elect J erry Apodaca gov ernor of New Mexico. "A campaign is sort of a com · bination of war, athletics and bus iness from behind the scenes," he said. Brown, too, worke d for M cCarthy and McGovern. ''The addictive part of it is you have a s pecific objective and you can tell how well you perform." Th e lure of political battle lingers not just for the young. Hugh Gregg, 57, a single-term New Hampshire governor in the 1950s, heads Ronald Reagan's campaign. Gregg last worked on a pre· sidential campaign in 1964 when he headed Nelson Rockefeller's primary drive against Sen. Barry Goldwater <R-Ariz.) The two candidates lost to a middle· of-the road candidate -a preee- d ent that heartens President Ford's campaign here. .. I LOVE T HIS," be amed Gregg, a lean, crewcut en· trepreneur who runs an $8-miUion kitc he n cabinet firm in Montreal and a new r estaurant in F1orida. "This 1s like a vacation." While the New Hampshire primary is old ter ritory for some. the showcase contest is the first brush with presidential politics for others. J ohn Miche ls, a former trouble-s hooter for a Boston ·b3sed investment firm. imple m e nts presldent Ford's day-to-day campaign blueprint. "The challenge of bavtng to change every day to take into ac count new circumstances" ex cittS Michels, 31. But the appeal of political organh:lng ls reslsta ble. He m ay rrtum to his old Job alter thr primary. } • Russ ians :.1ren'l told m11<:h about their KGB, Committcl' for State Security, whieh operates al home and abroad . Funding is secret. fh1l the Soviet constitu- tion specifically sets up this func· tion o ( ~o\'ernment in Article 14 . The KG R is headed by Yuri An- dropov, a Politburo member. He keeps a low profile. and is the on- ly figure known to be KGB who appears in public. Allen Dulles. one-lime head of the CIA o nce called lsraers secret st-rvices "among the world's best." T hey were set t'P before the J ewish state was born in 19-18. <.1 nd now law governs their operations. It wasn't until 1957 that the late Prime Minister David Ren-Gurion told Parlia- ment of the t>xistencc of Shin Ret. the department o f internal security. But evC'n befort> that Israeli agents h ad established a reputa- tion for exploits like hijacking Czech weapons bound for Syria and sinking the ship that carried them . Before the establishment of lsrael, agents had duplicated the entire files of the British A Rock Named Knutne By HE RB CAE~ SA."'J FRANCISCO -Jan Baumann flew to L.A. last .weekend aboard a Hughes Airwe~t plane whose pilot an- nounced: ·'Tha nks for flying with us. Howard doesn't need the money but we sure need the johs ' ·· C'AEN OPENERS: "Kate Smith w ill lead the Rose Bowl pa r ade," announces a Pasadena official. "because whenever you think ol 'God Bless America,' you think of Kate S m ith." Whenever I think of Kate Smith 1 think about going on a diet. _ . PaJ?e One hea dline in SF Ex· aminer : ''Pepsi Cola and CIA in Chile Coup." Recipe for in slant heartburn ... CAF.NTINUING: That hot holiday gift. Pet Rock (a rock in a box for four bux. sales nearing 100,00()>, continues to spawn wit and wisdom from our wry readers . Natabc Km~ ha.s named her pet rO<'k Prudential and says it has a i:ood singing voice, "or so say those who arc fond of rock musk." Atty. Jam~ Beal<' Delsno Gorham ha named HJS Rock Knutna, while Paul Berg Informs us lbol "Whrn f first brought my pet rock home It was Quite! tlmld but ... ... . ..... . .x>lice force in Palestine. After Israeli agents kidnapt•d Nazi war crimin a l Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and brought him to trial in Israel, the government publicly outlined the secret services. The Israeli s py services report to the Prime )tinisler and the )tinister of Defense. Spy funds are concealed in th~ defense budget. T HERE HAS never been a parlia mentary investigation of the secret services, nor a ny public expose with the exct>pttt)n of the 1954 .. Lavon Aff:.lir." In that fiasco. Israeli agents sabotaged Rritis h and American properly in Cairo to discredit lhl' Egyptian governmt~n t and persuade Britain to keep its forces in Egypt. Two agrnts Wl'rl' executed, s ix were jailed, and two committed s uicide. A subsequent inquiry <:on eluded that the scheme had been hatched by Defense Minister Pinhas Lavon and his military m· lelligence chief. The Egyptian intelligence after a few days al becam e boulder and boulder'' ... We approve only of Helen Libeu of Santa Rosa, who's organiz ing the SPCPR (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Pet R ocks), a ime d al "caJlous building contractors who use rocks cut up into horrid s quares and r ec- tangles without any thought to humane methods of cut- ting·'. .. Ther e is hope fort he world. Not muC'h. Some . ONWARD, U P WARD : Undt'r the Voting Rights Act. ballots here must be printed in Englis h , ~pan ish and Chinese. but in Neshoba County. Mississippi, the mix is F.ngli~h a nd -Choctaw Jn dian . What a kick to be able to \'Ole "lJgh 1 " SCOOPS OU JOUR: Aili Sullivan. the ex-F RI chief 1n I.A wuo becam e State Direc tor of Alcoholic' ~vcrORl' Contr"l only last July, is re signing Dec. 31 reportedly to become seC'urily chi('f for Howard ftughcs. a rumor Sullivan would rather not di~ C'uss . . Jlis eye still firmly on llperation. foreign :ind domestic, I:) provided for in the consUtu- tJOn, 1s responsiblt! to the pres1- dent and is funded by h.ls office. The director usually com es from the military or police ranks. Currently. he is .Kamal Hassan Ali, 48, a former major general m charge of armor. He could be replaced or k ept on by n ne~ pre- sident. and except for presiden- tial investigations there is nu systl•m for review . Under President Gamal Abdel Nasser, the secret service was active at h ome and abroad. Newspapers, now free to print material from tha t era <1956· 1970), havt> attacked that former service for political kiJl- mgs. Elsewhere in the Mideast. Syna has the reputation of being most concerned with intelligence gathering. NOWHERE in the Arab world are the r e legisl a tive or parliamentary controls over in- telligence services. France maintains three· in- telligence organ izations. a ll created b y executive action without approval of the national assembly or senate. In Wt•st Germany, the 1974 ar- rest of Guenter Guillaume, aidr lo Cha ncellor Willy Brandt. brought Brandt's resignation and exposed the security forces to in t ense publi c scrutiny. T ht· German intelligence service. which ltke the CIA is limited lo activities abroad, was found to be gatherin g dossi crs on domestic politicians. Dutch intelligence follows th1· world patlern of secrecy, even to 1ts funding, but it is controlled by a permanent commission of parliament reprcs~ntin,g all th1• political parties with the exccp- l10n of the CommumsL-; Somr cour.lries have only in · ternal intelligence activities. but 110 foreign espion age. or very lit tie. )fal~1ysia is 3n examplr. So nre ME.-xico. Polund, Belgium, Switze rl an d. Aus t ri<i, and Norway. although a ll have effel'- t1ve intern~! security forces. And one J<ipant>se government official, asked about his nahon·s tnlelligence apparatus, said, •·ours are so tiny --just a pygm) among giants." the national scene. Gov. Jerry Brown is submitting to o n e of those lo ng-loni: Playboy interviews by Rober\ Scheer. A little leakage Brown •·u nder no circum stances" "ould sup- por t George Wal lace for President. And he considers himself to thl' h.·fl. of Tom Jlayden ! IS SJDE)IS: Newsweek bid ~5.000 to win the right to serialize 30,000 words of Utl' next Woodward-Bernstein book, ''The Final Days" (of Nixon), even though Esquire. Playboy and Penthouse made higher offers. But W-B work for. t he Wash ington Post. which owns Newsweek, which answers your next question .. ... P:.rnl J acobs, lhe radical journalis t -editor . is back, barely, from India, Tel Aviv and Cairo. He skipped Beir\lt ·even though friends there promised to send a n armored C'ar to the a irport to pick me up" <honest >. Meanwhile, he's battling a bug he picked up in Bombay, the wors t kind ..• ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 1'hr c·ommrnt pn~e of tht> Dai· I\' Pilot seeks to 1nrorm anrl 't1mulatt> tt'IHh'ri. h~ pres<'nl 1ng a n1r1rtv of comm<'nl'tlrv nn t op1r' of 1nl1·n·i.t <ind ''~n1f11•an('I' from inform«d oll'.rrvcrs und c;poke"ml•n Rnl>rr1 N Wt"l'd. Publ1&l1rr Thomoa 1-'olmn l"11nim4'n l Pog,. f.d11nr Saturday, Dec. 27, lUTS }{j girls and boys. Uncle Leo sure hopes that each ;md every one had a very, very nice Christmas and that you gol ~·\'ery thing that you wanted. Of course thal is not always p0ssible, as all o( us know. but if \\ e even got one thing that we treasured m?st, had to be a very happy occasion. lt was a very wonderful Christmas for me because I re- <.·e1ved so many nice cards from .ill my friends from all over the t'otmtry. You know that the most important thing that you can have in this !if e, next to good hC'alth of course, is many, many loving friends. Uncle Len hkes to think oC all of the hundreds of friends that he has that enter all or his contests. RUSSERS-UP in our Christmas Card contest this year .d I h a v e t h e i r d r a w i n gs rt>produced on this page today. The judges r eally had a tough ti me in their selections as they had to judge over 200 excellent drawings. When I asked the judges about' ,t>cond. third and fourth place, .ind so on. they s aid that all of the runners-up were outstanding and 'll they would all be treated l'QU3lly. Thus everyone who has a draw- ing on today·s page v.i ll receive a Kennedy half-d ollar and a Dailv Pilot drawing pen set. complete with carrying case. Now, what l·ould be m ore fair than that? Uncle Len hopes that all of his lnends a re enJoymg their holiday ':icahons. The next om• up of course 1s .'\ew Year. I wanl to take this op- portumty to wish each and even: 0ne a very. very happy and ~ most prosperous New YC'ar. )!All, WAS VF.RY, \•erv slow t his week du c to a ti th e Christmas mail a nd so the en lnes m our C'ontesl were slow :rnd many w ere late. So we arc ).!oing to carry over lhe "pre- "ent" contest to next week. So rememb<.'r. boys and girls. that Uncle Len would like you to draw your favorite present that you received for Chnstmas. It can be a nythmg. you know. such .1s a bike. new skateboard. doll. new clothes. or whatever. Just draw your peilure on a piece of while paper, using black ink or dark penc il. and make it exact Iv •11 :! inches wide by 4 in· ches high . and mail it to· l'ncle Lt:'n in carc of the Dailv Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. 92626. And don't forj!et your jokes and poems for Carol. your letters to Ellie and your questions lo Andy. Until next week then. may each and every one have the very. very best of everything. Boy, 8, Gets Crime A ward: Halts Thief KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Eight-year-old Brian Stewart has been recognized as Kansas City's littlest crime-fighter. He received a citizen's award from the board of police com- missioners for stopping a crime in progress. Brian. who lives with his parents in a downtown residen- tial hotel. s aw a man breaking in- to a panel truck in back of the hotel. He ran into the lobby, grabbed a can of irritant spray from the front desk. ran out back again and spray<.'d the man on the hand because he couldn't reach any higher. The man. Brian said, ignored him and kept ransacking the panel truck of automotive tools, so Brian hit him with a wrench and ran for help. A motorcycle policeman heard him and made the arrest. The man was chnrged with stealing, and his case is pending. Nut Ve1uling Machine Hit By Squirrel CHICAGO (UPI> -It was a nutty tale, but a squirrel craf ked the machine aite. · AJI of those wrappers with pic- tures of nuts was just too tempt- ing and the outdoor automatic candy vending machine in front of the Po!\t Exchange at Ft. Sheridan had to be replaced ~cause of an industrious, if somewhat devious, squirrel. THE SQUIRREL got lnto the machine through Its dispenser and ate alJ the candy.coated nuts, candy bars and other as· sorted goodies. Not content he also ate the machh1e's plastic in- sides. Paige Oden. 12, of 1714 Plaza Del Norte. Balboa '\: I\/\ t 1'{ '~ v \ Linda Provis, 12, of 3101 Clay St., Newport Beach Eric Hueg, 11 , of 3412.2 Blue Lantern St., Dana Point HAPPY PRIZE WINNER ~elisa Lewis. 12. of 18643 Los Lroncs St .. Fmmtam Valley, beams as she sits atop the ~kril Students En cyclopedia awarded her this wel'k a:-. the "Ask And ~·· winner. A 7th grad' stude nt at G is lcr School in Fountain Valley, Meli!';t t'xclu1mNl it was one of the n i('l'sl Christmns pn•sl'nts ~he <'Ver received as she posed in front of the Oa1l) Pilot Christmas Tree in the lobby our ing th present <ttion. Iler question appears at rii.tht. ' -Saturday. o.c.mber 'l7 t975 OAIL 'Y PILOT 7 Eric Bezar, 10, of 1844 Rim Rock Canyon Rd., Laguna Beach I I m ~t•. . '. ,t@ .., Michael Bohman, 11, of 2033 Mand~rln Drive, Costa Mesa Curt Visca, 12. of 15892 Willett Lane, Huntington Beach Andy sends a complete :w-t•olume set of the M ent Students En· cycloped1a to M elisa Leu'll..'i. age 12. of Fountam Valley. Calif .. for her question . WHAT JS A LICHEN? Lichens are modest )jttle mem- bers of the plant world. They tend to be rather flat and wear gentle color s that merge with the scenery, so we often fail to notice them . However. they have a secret that could be a lesson to people and all other Living things. A little lichen is proof that it is possible to get along with one's neighbors. A lichen may be a fuzzy patch of greenish gray on a log or a mossy tuft on a tree lnmk. It mav grow on a bare boulder, looking like a spreading rosette of pinks and pearly grays. It may thrive in tropical sunshine or survive under polar snows, on seashores or loft y mountains. There are at least 15,000 different types. and we find them al most everywher<' on earth Unlike most other plants, a lichen has no roots, no stems and no leaves . True. it needs s unlighl and moisture but it needs no soil. Jn fact, it can survive and thrive on the surface or bare rocks -where other plants would peris h. The se<.ret of this f antaslic s uccess is a sort of sym biosis called mutualism. SYMBIOSI MEANS li ving together, s urh as the assorted a nimal s that s hare the ~rassl:mds of Africa. Mutunllsm is a form of !\ymbiosls in which the partners give and take to their mutual benefit. The litUt> ' trs. ~ THAT TIME AGAI~ I! ~ .......... \\I / ' _,,. lichen 1s actually· two plants in one -and e a ch depends for s ur vival on the other. One 1s a small alga, the other a s mall fun gus A fungus plant has none of ttw green chlorophyl that other plants use to manufacture their basic food. It depends on food prefabricated b y the ~rcen plants. However. it is a mass of spongy fibers, just right for trap- ping and holding moisture. The fungus part of a lichen has moisture to trade for plant food. lts alga partner has plenty of chlorophyl to make basic plant food -but no r oots to absorb moisture from the s01l. So the two partners live together as one to their mutual benefit. The porous fungus provides enough water (or both partners. The alga uses th<' energy or sunlight to manuCac ture food ror both partners from water and c-arbon dioxide m the air. From hm«> to time, a fraRment with a few ct>lls from both partners breaks off from a parent li chen, drift~ nway and settles down to start o new lichen. W\lh other lich('ns, it m3Y ' I break up hard rock and start a s oil-building process t h.it benefits the entire plant world. A certain lichen is used to makl• purple dye. Other types are eall'n by Santa's reindeer. And in Iceland the people use a certain mossy lichen tom ake bread. Andy sends a 7-volume set of th1.• Chrcm icles of .'Vamw to Jomes Junk. age IO, of Tulsa, Okla., /or his ques twn: WHAT CAUSES THE RF,D TIDE? Sometimes the sea water alonj! a bea<.>h turns rosy red. When this happens a long the shores of Florida. Texas and Southe rn C'aliforma. people call it a red tide. The reddish water ma ... s pread just a few yarm or a thousand miles. It happens when certain reddish -tinted sea dwellers multiply al a great rate. This population explosion colors the water. Some red tides are caus ed by mini single-cellt'd aJg3 plants -and these are usually harmless. Other red tides are caused b~ s ingle-celled animals· called dmoflagellates -and these can be disastrous. A population ex- plosion of this sort can wipe out the fis hes anrl foul up the water The teemin~ dinona~cllates use tip more than their share or dis- solved oxygen so that other a creatures suffocate. Some types give orf a paralyzlng pol.son that destroys the fishes, shelUlshcs and all other creatures in the sea A ghastly red tide of this sort may last only a few hours. Or ll may ~o on fo r many week!I. 41 DAILY Pll.OT Senrlnar On Fanilly Scheduled Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach will present a five-week series oo "The Family" begin- ning Jan. 11 at Corona dd Mar HigbSchooL The speakers and their topics will be : MURJEL GOLl'B, -Ph.D .. assistand director of Jewish Family Service, "The Jewish Family in Orangt:' County," Jan. 11 ; -Dr. Stanford Green, d101t•:.1l psychologist ... Part'nts . Thl~ Ap· proximation of God." Jan. 18 . -MARTHA SEWKJRK, Js~ ~0<·1ate director of del 'inquency d1vers1on programs 1 n five Orange County c1t1es, "Trends 10 Juvenile Just1ct>. ··Jan. 25, Saturday, Deoembef 27, 1975 0.ristian Alternative 'GoOd News' Party Featured at Knotts . A ''Good News Celebration,'' a Christian lilternative to oth~r New Year's Eve parties, is being sponsored Dec. 31 at Knot~ s Berry Farm. The event, featuring Christian musical en~erta1~ ment in each section of the park, includes Pat Boone and his f aau· ly, Chuck Girard and Gentle Faith, Jamie O~ens, A Band Called David Mustard Seed Faith, Aslan and Dan1el Amos, Parable . Karen' Lafferty, Debby Kerner, Ernie Re~tino, Children of the Day and Erick Nelson. The extravaganza will run from~ p.m. to 1 a.m., climaxing with "Hallelujah Fire~orks" a t midmgbt. T.he nark will be closed to the regular pubhc at 6 p.m . and special tickets are needed. The "Alleluia" Cantata will be presented at 7 :30 p.m. New Year's Eve at South Shores Baptist Church in Laguna Niguel in a prelude to later family gatherings. Austin Buffum, minister of music, will direct the presentation. r==-8-R~I_E_F_S-_---] John W. Peterson's can· tata, ''A Song Unending'~ will be performed at 7:30 p.m. New Year's Eve at First Bap- t ist Church of Costa Mesa. Guest choir is from the Del Amo Bap- tist Church, conducted by Juanita Parker. -Sandra Harvev. instructor with Huntington Beach School District ... Discovering Yourself Within Your Family," Feb. l : -SAMUEL H. Albt>rt. M.D., psychiatrist. "Tradition Vs. Hedonism : Recent Cultural Ef- fects on the Family LTnit,'· Feb. s. Relic of the Holy Land Watch Night Service is scheduled for 9 to midnight New Year's Eve at Calvary Baptist Church of Huntington Beach. A film, "Russia's Silent Church," a lso will be shown. St. John the Divine Episcopal Church of Cost a Mesa will serve Holy Eucharist in an 11: 30 p.m. service New Year's Eve. The lectures. each set to begin at JO a m . are fn•e and open to the puhl1t' For further mforma tion. call 675·8886 Meriwether Mweum Pride of Congregation Ancient and traditional lessons and carol singing will replace the regular ritual at the 9 and 11 a.m . services Sunday at St. James E piscopal Church in Newport Beach. There will be no church school classes. To Lead .ffeefing Dr. Alan Walker. kno\\'n ~is the Bill y <;r<.1ham ol .\us tral1;J , h;.i s notlfiPd -Carden (i l"\)\ l' Commun it\' Church th;.it he ''di lea~l three da ys of meetings c alled ··Ad\'e ntures in Positi\'C' L iving .. '.\!Ta~· 16·18. Ry TO:\! BA RJ,F.Y Of I"-Oatly Pilot Staff G u e s t s i n J l' r u s ;1 I t' m · .-.. American Colony llotd 111 Junt·. 1952, had a grandst;ind \ ll"W of the violence that f1Tquentl~ erupted between Jt·ws and Arabs. Only the riot-torn Damascu~ Road separ ated the hotel from "no man's land" -a devastatt-d area des ignated by both sides as neutral territory during their bit· ter clashes in the ancient lsrael1 citv. E.R. and ~1rs. ~kriwt•f ht'r were well aware during thl·ir three-month stav al tht• hntt•I that they f:trt•d d~n i.:<'r frorn tl11· smpt.>r~ · bullets that fn.'t1ucntl~ .. "''h1slled arounc1 tht• hott-1 And tht>y km•w t hal t lw hotl'I 11wner's :mn-m law h ad ht•t•n kilkd hy 3 sn1per ·s bullet wh1k hl' s tood 111 the hotel doorway. just a wel·k before thev a rri\·cd. The Laguna Hills Le isure World couple s tuck it out and got their reward in the form of a treasured relic that is today a highly regarded feature of the '.\tteriwether Religious :\ituseum in St. George'!' Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills. THE :\IERIWETHERS took advantage of a brief armistice to recover the gold·embroiderect cro~s now on dis pl a~· from streets that were scattered with rare re· Jigious artifacts. The cross, they recall , was ·~rt of a discarded vestment which was torn in several places and encrusted with blood and dirt. :\lrs. Meriwether had the IPrn areas rewoven during n•:.toration work that brought the cross to something like its former perfection. The museum, donated to the church by the Meriwethers, is packed with similar mementos accumulated by the retired cou- pl e during 35 years of global travel. Buddhist and Japanese temple bells. jewelry from an Egyptian pharo<1 h's tomb. reproductions of the brass pitcher and basin used at the time that Pontius Pilate washed his hands bt>fore Jesus and a rare '.\1ay «irn altar tx-11 are among the treasures carefully ('ncased in the museum. ISRAEL, CHl~A . Pakistan, In- dia, Turkey, Japan, Iraq and Greece a re among the many na- t10ns represented in a display that features artifacts and vest- ments from a number of re- ligions. "I am convin ced that no church in Southern California can boast of a similar collection of s uch ancie n t and rare treasures,'' commented Father Robert L. Bonhall, rector of St. George's. '·The :\1eriwethers' aim was to bring the best of the world's culture into our community," the Episcopalian priest said. ''No Orange County resident should miss this display and I am de- lighted that we can maintain the museum without an admission fee." The Meri wethers r ecalle d when they were preparing thei r treasures for donation to St. George's that the most beautiful church music they heard anywhere in the· world came from the organ of St. George's Cathedral in Jerusalem. THE JERUSALEM organ. a gift to the Holy Land from Bri· tain·s Queen Victoria, delivered what church m usic authorities have described a s a sound \.\ithout equal. The Meri wethers quickly agreed and later decided that if they could not have the organ in Laguna Hills they would pay for an instrument that could reproduce what they had beard in J erusalem. They got their wis h via a Saville e lectric organ t hat reproduces, note for note, the passionate output of the instru- ment that so moved them in an Israeli cathedral. The Meriwether Religious Museum is open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily at St. George's Episcopalian Church, Avenida de la Carlotta. L aguna Hills. There is no admission charge. The congregation of Lake Hills Community Church will celebrate tbe n ew year with communion at all three services Sunday; 8 :45 a.m. in the parking lot of Lion Coun- try Safari; and 9 :30 and 11 a.m. in the gym· of El Toro High School. An open house wassail party is scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m . Sunday for the church's VlP g roup at the home of Howard and Gladys Russ, Newport.Beach. • A "Star-spangled New Year's Eve Dinner Dance" has been scheduled by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County. Buffet dinner will be served at 8:30 p.m . with dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a .m. Reservations are available by calling 6..14-8650, 633-7199, or 544-5977. A "Fun-In" New Year's Day party sponsored by the Sis- terhood of Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach begins at noon at the Balboa Bay Club. Television, table gam es, and a buffet sup- per are included. A r etir em ent p rty honoring Dr.''Albert 0 . Hjerpe for his 54 . years in the Christ an ministry has been planned to follow the 10: 15 a .m. worship erviceSunday at Community Presbyterian Church of Laguna Be . Dr. Hjerpe, who has been minister of visitation at Laguna Bea for 12 years, came to Laguna with his wife Louise from lmmanu l Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles. He has pastored churches 1n Illinois, Ohio and California. Elizabeth Clare Prophet, founder of Montessori International Schools, will pres ent a four-day conference titled ''The Challenge of Initiation" at Anaheim Convention Center Dec. 28 through 31. Sbe is a representative of Summit Lighthouse and will discuss the Golden Age family and education in the Age of Aquarius, along with methods of meeting the spiritual challenge of society. A nine-week class in a philosophy of Christian womanhood begins at 7 p.m. J an. 6 at Warner Avenue Baptist Church of Hunt- ington Beach. Virginia Graef and Ora Yearley will be hostesses and Marion Bowman will teach. Fee is $10. More information is available by calling 536-3177. ORANGE COAST CHURCH· DffiECTORY I . t ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH --WELCOMES YOU 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach SUHDAY 7:30.A..M. Holy hcltarlst 9:00 Ir I I :00 A.M. Holy beharilt Ir Morniftg Proyw, atttntat~ 9:00 A.M. Chwch School l..n«y IO A.M.I 1 CHARISMATIC MASS lrd S....toy of MOftfft, 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY I 0 A.M. Holy be hali st, HedilwJ ~• wltll LA YIHG OM Of HANDS WEDHfSDAY 10:45 A..M. HffllitMJ Proyw ~tMp 7:30 P .M. Proytr Ir Prafw TM b•. Jolin'·~ II, Rtdor~ 675-021 O ST. JOHM THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2043 ~An .. Costa MHa SUH DAY set VICES - 8:: Ir I 0:00 .A..M. CHURCH SCHOOL -9: 15 A.M. MURSERY CARE F.-. H-ard Mott c:.+wriCJM, Vlccr -l"tt°"* 548-2237 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH VISTA VERDE SCHOOL 5144 MlclMfSCMI, '"'" Worship Senice & Sunday School -I 0 A.M . 551-4361 ...._, l"ro•kted su.11n TM 1.,.. L ~Witt-... Jr., Ylc• Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal .Church 3233 Pacific View Drive. Corona del Mer S.lldoy Serricn -8:00 & 9:30 A.M. W9-l P.M.-C:HIUHltM"S PA.ulff 11 ,,._.SOl.IMM HHOH CHOIUol. IUCHAlllST o.inw.u D.U-10 A..W.-OlTC~ NIDAT-f·H........sT. ~DAT n.. l•Y. Jolllt lltOCJIN DeYis, Rector rite-: 644.0463 ST WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ah 4 ••· Cl. of S Poillhl ........ _ IMdi Dr. '-• c. c:.y -llt.ctor 0.-, -Mon. thru Fri. -9:30-11 30 AM: Pre-school Gloria Kohler. B.A., Direc1ress 1968--3100) -...,s.n1c" 8·00 AM -Holy Eucharist with meditation 9:30 AM -Alternate Holy Euchamt a Morning Prayer (nursery care) 9:30 AM -Church School 11 :00 AM -Alternate Morning Prayer & Holy Eucharist (nursery an)· -4:00 PM -Junour Youth Group 5:00 PM -Senior Youth Group 7:00 PM -Solemn Evensong w • •••a...., hp ......... _...., ... I .. .W,tqffc:....., p-..,...., ....... .., q .......... SL WllfrVa a.rcit ........... 9f C rt ,....,.. elily Clllrdt ..... Cf62-7512J lectary CS36-406U DAILY PILOT LUTHERAN CHURCH OfTHI NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH RESURRECTION PAUi. HALYOISOH Pcntar 798 DOYw Dr. 5 .... 3631 ••wportlffeh lltOCJCr J. ler'g. Pastor Early Worship Omstian Worship Festive 8:00 a m. 9:15 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. t:OO A..M. CONTEMPORARY SERVICE 10:30 A.M. LITURGICAL SERVICE 9 & I 0:30 A..M. CHURCH SCHOOL WELCOME 9 812 Hamilton HuntingtOfl Beach 962-5005 GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 33501 STONEHILL DR.. DANA POINT JOHH O. llO«IDSOH. PilTOllt WO.SH!P~lO & 11:00 SUH04Y SCHOOL-9:45 4'J.3414 496-3424 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 7 60 Yktsffl st. Coste W... LoMMr Y. T.-.ow, ,..._._ 541-5404 W onMp hr'tlces -1: 15 & 11 A.M. --., Sc~ & AIMt ... O..-t:30 A.M.. Qrfsfi9 eu-aea, Scllod -541-616' PRINCE OF PEACE WTHERAH CHURCH 2'87 Mne Y .. Dr. C.... W.... c:.lf. ANDREW C ANDERSON. P911or-JAMES A NELSON. Anoslant S.Rdcly SclloGI -t-.lO 4.M. w..-.wordlip-H0& 11:00A..M. p,,,_ of~ LUl"-an Sc;hQOI Mr Steol*I Sett.,..,,.,. Pflncipal ()Ilic. Ptlone 5'4~521 Scllool PflONI M~2 4R.lC€ luth€Ran ChURCh 9931 fdOnQer. HunH1191on Seidl W~ ltM I lltM .UC. SIMAT SCHO<>\.-a.>t AU. AM' ,.,.,.. •. w ...... MU1$11TC~ .-.111at 9'Mlle DATl9 M. Uf'f'ff, rASTOI ft> TOWn4 WTHHAM CHUltCH OF THE MASTEi 2900 P9dfk va.w Dr. C.... .. .._. '4+2"4 S.Mlar Sclaool 9: 15 Mo; Mltg Wonltlp I 0:30 h'r. F1 'I ; P9lhr -HJ..0762 SOUTH COAST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mutift9 At Harbor Att0 loyt Chiib 2131 T"'"" A•t~ Colt• Mno I PIDl\Y Olfll E 'tl'C-,',£'. 10 /\"' r.<r;kri•NC. W!'".1"<; .. 11' !>f RVICE I I/< M £ 11~ NIN(,,f,ER111Cf f, PM I'" H!',l)llY 81DlE C14 'lS[!> 1 J<lf' Ill' Evongtfist-lob Mtf..- 530-7706 For lnformaffon: Cal 968-0776 535.4866 . A Corclal Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa RRSTUMITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd. a.ch Sdlool For Al .Apt-9:30 WOI ~ts~~ i ~ . .A..M. Costa Mesa North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M &$8 Verde a Balcer SI. II~ WonWp & Clwdt Scheal t:JO A.M. CHRIST CHURCH IYTHESEA Newport Beach 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. 673-3805 Rev. Robert Shepard Jr w.....,. Ca.di Scltoal t:JO A.M. w.....,~ t -11:45 Huntington Beach FIRSTUMITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17th St. 536-3537 Serric""-': 15 & I 0:30 Nursery Olre AU Mot ntng Clllrdt Sda al t: 15 Huntington Beach-North COMMUMITY UMITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave. 842-4461 W• ..... t& IO:JO a.di SclloGI t:OO & I O:lO A..M. NEWPORT CEHTER UMITED MOHODIST 1601 Marguerite Ave. Corona del Mar w.....,. ,_.., Scllool 10:00 A.M. . ............... ..... 644-0741 SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARIOR ltEIORM TIMr&.E 5 ..... Senlca ,......, ..,... ~ P.M. ,...,~ ..,........,......... 7:JOP.N. Rabbi: Bernard P. King Cantor: Barbara Lauterbach Educator: Doris Michael 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach. Calif. ,_. ............ c• '7~72JO . TEMPLE BAT YAHM IReb'nll .... M&l'IH D. SILYllMAM SIM• S. utco ......., 1:11 pa. •UIOI llllSt.. Ml ......... ........... &at' f:JOaa .. ll ....... Sc .... -..... 4:11«11,... ,_....... .... •• Ctl 67 ...... P.O .... Hl.~ .. .._.t2625 nMPl.E SHARON 617W.lt •• C-.MeM 'MIMIT~ATn'I COMMIM.ftON .. ~O&tMICOllWn' COIOU~I •ACUlfltS TO UHi •AWIU Miii' HU A 8 E A Y SCHOOL RELIGIOUS 90iOOl tl.IHOAY SC.tOOI. OOHFIRMATION 8AA/9AT MffZVAH Srric•~z:a-~.., t:11 .... ._ ...... ...,. c.l fw Waal• '4Mlll c-. tt. u.. _..... .._... PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ United Presbyterian C ... rch 201I2 M ..... a CHetr ...._.., l .... "9• leeclt lltH.D...Wf.lltalMrh,P«llhr 5-lllr WonWp:: 9:30 A.M. Qwc" School: 9:30 A.M. Offkr.20112 M ....... st. f'llciM: Hl-4940 Church of the CoYenant ZISO F• tint ltd.. Cott. W... l"'u A. tr.rie. ,..._. 5-lay WonWp & Clwdl Scltool l:lO & I 0 A.M. PlloK 557.3340 Community Presbyterian Church 415FonttA,.._,...._..._.. l" . ..,...J.T .. tnley In. AIMtt 0 . Hjwpe-Re.. Arit1r La.ti"' f:OO • I 0:00 A.M. -Clriafim EdllcaHa. HGW IO:ISA.N.-WonWp ll:ISA.M.-FelowlMptt.r l'IMlllc 49~ 7555 St. Mark Presbyterian Church C.... J_.• H & Ecdlillfff Dr. C.... dll Mr le.. W-.. A. Mc9-W. Pestor Wertlllp & Ca..rdt Sclloal -t:oO & I O:JO A..M. "'"-': M~l l41 This Sunday Worship in 'St.J!ndrcw's 'Presbyterian Clrurclz I SRA EL ACADEMY y 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach Dr. c ....... H.. ........... , ..... 11'HE LAND OF IEGIMHIMG ~GAIN" . Rev. Don Maddox, Preaching Services 8 A.M .. 9:30 AM. and 11 A.M. ·AIC LIHE OF HELP -645-2222 TEMPLE ISAIAH COMSaYAnYI S.......Srrices Enry FridaJ al I: 15 P .M. H.._ Ctin..._ca..u_, ... r:::. .._ •. Z401 ln._A.._t1e:z;r 557.5325 ... 7112 P.O. Box 3!1. Tllllln. Ca. ~ Dr ............ ..... ISliEL ACADEMY_, h UMIVERSR'Y SYNAGOGUE A Celebration of Life ....... Ac f1 pW....T« ·-·s-.,... .......... s.c..... fMICll .... fle-11 C""'t' & Jeffn.MJ111v-.y OIH..,,..) .............. ,.. ,.,. ..., ~ ..... fw •A W1111 '• .. llr eel" et tlte PrH-.yterlft C:••fn•••• C ••ter, Paelfl• ,.. , ... Senk.ff .,. ...... ·~,._ •• .._ ..... 9 .. ·~ .............. , . , .... ....... f 4736 1911111 C..,. A..._ ...... , ... SA Pwrl J I . .. _... , I \ \ OAILYPILOl Al Prunin , Feeding 'Asset' 1~.~~.~~~ .. tottcally endured poor soils and arld condltlons. California gdrdener'a have planted the easy to care for grapes in deep soils, watered them deeply and given t1¥!m nitroge n fe rtilizers to hqrvest a bou~ty of fruit in all but tMi coldest areas along the coast. Aiid even there, if an early ripen-inJ variety is grown up against a south-facing wall, the home g¥dener will meet with success. There are two maln grape families grown in California. The European varieties make up the bulk or the commercially grown table and wine grapes. Included in this group for the home grower are Thompson Seedless, Ribier. Tokay, Muscat , and Black Monukka . Th e American varieties, native to the eastern United Slates,· form the second group. The Concord grape is the most widely grown of this family. During the growing season dusting with sulfur will control mildew, a serious pest on Euro- pean varieties . Weekend Gardening Checklist •Plant deciduous magnolias now for a sudden and spectacular 6urst of bloom when the weather starts to warm. Nurseries have a wide choice or varieties -each is magnificent in flower. or m a landscape setting. • •Water lawns if January rains are absent. Mow regularly : app- 1>' pre-emergence controls for crabgrass and other weeds now. •January s ignals the start of the bare root season, which means," nurseries will have a ~d selection of roses, fruit es, flowering and shade trees. op early to obtain the varieties . toudesire . •Cyclamen can fill the same colorful role in winter that ~egoni as do in the summe r . prow them in pots or enjoy them m the ground. .. Plant hybrid Illies this month. Provide good drainage to keep the bulbs from rotting in the rainy season. After PruniQg --·~ PRUNING DORMANT TREES can improve the appearance and structure of your landscape. Eliminate dead wood. crossover brarrching, and limbs that detract from the de- sired form. · Use Pruning Shears For Healthy Growth The leaves have fallen from de- ciduous fruit trees and ornamen- tal specimens. To the California gardener that means it's time to pick up the pruning shears and make some important cuts to en- courage healthy growth this spr· ing. Make pruning your first step toward larger peaches, n ec- tarines, apricots, plums and other fruits. By pruning out un- wanted branches you'll be forc- ing the tree's food energy into the remaining buds. Pruning for a good tree structure will improve the health of your tr ee by permit- ting more light and air to reach the inside of the tree. And the im· prov~d structure will help the tree to support its load of fruit with less risk of dam.age to the tree. PEACHES ANO NEC · TARIN ES should be pruned back hard. These are vigorous growers and since the fruit is borne only on t h e current season's growth. forgetting to prune will soon put your frwt out of reach. Contact your local nurseryman for pruning advice for these and other fruit trees. Oma mental specimens such as flowering cherries and plums can be pruned before the flower buds open allowing you to bring the prunings in for use in ar- rangements. Sucker growth and cross over branching can be pruned out with hand shears if caught early. . To prune a shade tree, such as the Tulip Tree, so that traffic can pass under it, prune back lower branches half-way to the trunk. These lower branches will en· courage trunk growth, proted the trunk from sunburn, and bet· ter balance the tree's wind re- sistance. When the head of your tree is well formed the lower branches may be removed com· pletely. · Beetle· Tide Moving West ATLANTA (UPIJ -The Japanese Beetle has overspread mos t of th e U .S. Eastern Seaboard and is moving steadily south and west, threatening fruit orchards, grapevines and about 300 other plants. Federal and state agriculture officials say there is little they can do to stop the tide of beetles that has moved as far as the Mis- s issippi River and into the metropolitan Atlanta area. "There's no question it can spread all over the country," says R.H. Prestage, acting dis- trict director of the U.S. Depart- ment of Agriculture's plant pro- tection program, "You've got pretty much the same climatical conditions.'' Rose Hills Slates . Rose Care Program Secrets of s uccessful ros e growing in Southern Cah!orn1a will again be revealed when the annual Rose Care Demonstra- tions are he ld u.t Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier dur· ing the firsl two weekends of January. Held ln the Pageant of Roses Garden at Rose Hills, the de- moostrations this year will be cond\lcted on Jan. 3 and 4 and the followillg weekend, Jan. 10 and 11. There will be one session each day beginning at 1:30 p.m., and there is no admission charge. The demonstrations will be conducted b y James Kirk , rosarian of the Pageant of Roses Garden at Rose Hills and he will discuss such topics as the best method of pruning roses to get maximum bloom throughout the year; what sprays should be used to keep roses healthy and produc- tive, a.nd the proper watering and feeding of plants. ASSISTING WITH the pro- gram will be Mary Armstrong, pruning s peci a list from the Corona Clipper· Company, who Espaliered Plants Add Dimension Espaliered plants create beau- ty in gardens in any size. In landscapes with limited space, espaliered plants , which are grown flat against a trellis, wall or fence. may be a necessity, but need alone shouldn't dictate their use. They add a be autiful dimension to any garden with the patterns they form against a fence or wall. Beginners who wish to enjoy and grow their own espaliered plants will thri II to the selection of pre-started espaliers offered by nurseries. There are many ex- citing c hoices and nursery- started specim ens -on trellises -are ideal for beginners a s some training and more pruning is required when starting from scratch. With so m any plants lo enjoy, Californians may be blase' over the multitude of garden jobs in- dividual shrubs can accomplis h. Some Golden State favorites - Wax Leaf Privet, red Bottle Brush, Holly and Junipers -all serve beautifully as espalier sub- jects will deJDonstrate proper w;e or equipment in pruning bushes. and Joe Littlefield, of aandim Fertilizer Co., who will answer any other questions. At the conclusinon of each session. drawings will be held for free rose bushes from Rose Hills: gift certificates and catalogs from the Jackson and "Perkins Rose Company; spray materials from Cooke Laboratories. Chacon Chemical Company and Ortho Chemical. and prunang equipment from Corona Clipper. R.L. McNitt, Jr., president or Rose Hills, has issued an invita tion to all home g ardeners to al tend the sessions. He said there is ample free parking for the garden, which t!> located just inside the main en trance to Rose Hills, 3900 S. Workman Hill Road, Wlutt1cr. Contain.ers ~ Add Beauty To Plants A thriving potted plant or group of plants is a real joy, but the container choice can make all the diffe rence. Don't let too drab a container distract from the beauty of your growing ef- forts. Choose containers that compliment your decor while they accentuate the good looks of your plant. A nostalgic copper cauldron planter or a shiny brass con- tainer can bring warmth and richness to any setting whether colonial, victorian or ranch st yle And if the price of the metal con· tainers is too much for your budget, garden s hops arc now carrying effective treatments in easy to care for plastics. FOR A NATURAL look there are hollowed log pieces -great for ferns and piggybacks indoors and annual bedding plants out- doors. Baskets from China or earthenware vessels make great containers for your ha nging plants -another great natural is the leather cut hanger. HOME/GARDEN Succulents 'Fascinate' The variety of s izes and shapes that succulents come in have fascinated people for ages. Dedicated hobbyists surround themselves with these favorites -planting them almost to the exclusion of all other types of garden plants. Jn temperate climates, gardeners often u se s ucculents to contrast with other plants and with masonry or wood textures in the landscape. Today Californians are in- volved in collecting and in hob· bies relc\ting to cactus and suc- culents. Succulents are plants that store moisture in their tissues: AU cacti are succulents. but all succulents are not cacti. THE COMMON prickly pears and barrel cactus are sought after by those specializing in cac· li. Others pref er succulents, such as euphorbias, agave, aloe$, crassulas, echevarias, and bromeliads. Some people go fqr both. Don't let the names deter you from becoming acquainted with the plants. There are many excil· ing, exotic plants forcoUectors to discover and get acquainted with. .Ice plant a nd sedums are com - monly-known s ucculents, but there is nothing commonplace about the beauty of the plants or their versatility for use in, the home and garden. Besides serv- ing as durable ground covers, certain varieties excel in hang ing baskets . SINGLE ADULT FELLOWSHIP c; ......... sw, EVERY SUMDA Y • 9:00 A.M. SO. CALIF. COLLEGE DIHIMG COMMONS 2S2S Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. GOLDIE RUNYON -'42·7550 ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY .. I HARBOR A C.'*il Wea. frHI die CAPISTRANO V AUfY BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~o ''''c ·1 ST CHUROf Of RELIGIOUS SOENCE otRISTIAN CHURCH U•TID CffUICH OF CHIST 320l1 Def Obitp0 U, S. .._ Caphtr.o ~o I ~ " ofMewpartlMell s-tmy Wonllip S~ & 11:00 A.M. 7:15 P.M. ~ , OF NEWPORT BEAOf ~UM Sc'"*-f:lO ~ Oirbffm Tr•iw~ P.M. I CHURCHES ~-•"5 IM-b4" Chun:h United Qvcn ot Reogious Sclence, LA I CDhclplttJ C•lllllTT CHUICH I -:;7'1': I 2401 ....... s-t-1 .... COIUBATIOIW. W•da•..,.,..,_.--4:45 P.M. .. ., ___ ,,,.. '" SUMDAY SBVICE I 611 H• hope A•• .. Pastor Wilham Davenport UAMCHIS Of ntl MOTHB CHUaCH ..... ,. -·:.-.. .... SUMDAY SCHOOL -I 0:30 A.M. 4tl-lt40-24 Host THI RIST CHUICH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST a.cti C.... .. M.- IM IOSTOH. MASSACMUSETI'S 11YOUR WHOLE MEW WORLD" ~ 644-7400 ,. ......... D.-. W.11111. Milhhr ",.~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE'" •••. A-... ....... Sc.F. MWstw 1004-5 1%WwtWp Oudl Sc:tlOCI and ,_., Ott• OF NEWPORT BEACH UUAMUS SQUARE ~w...., 2501 Cliff Onve -Newport Beach-642-7443 Decereer 21. 1975 MacArther at Foard Road -Newport S.ach 10:45~ NEJS_.,OD Or. F Kenton BeshOre. Pastor FOR AN INSPIRATIONAL. MESSAGE DIAL &48-6574 CBMCIRATIOIW. CKUICll ~ Sc~:lO A.M. Wonllip I 0:30 A.M. & 7 P .M. Cotto M ... -Ant Ctlllrdt of a.rist. Sci..tht 640-5711 MWster'• Mo..-541~HO Rev. Gene R. Swanson W•da• wt.r ,.,..,.. Serric• -~JO P .M. JllO MeM ... Dr .. COlh *'-Pastor 140 St • ._ •• Pl ~Sdlod-9:15~ 645-5781 .tG4t-Jf•·~'"" Cllrcll 54nk• -11:00 ~ I 494-8061 F11tST SOUTHERM BAPTIST CHURCH ........... 2150 ..... .,. Dr. . MEWPOIT HAllOI .... ~ ......... 650 W. H_.._ Sfloftt. Coate M"41 ,........._. 1.-.-Finl a.cit of a.rist, ~t ,. C ... CH OF IBJGIOUS SCllHCE F1RST OfRISTlAN 0. Moot& Jt 641-9111 SerlTl)f'l-Med itatiorl--Heali/lg MIMI« ol Owl&~ E0ut1Uon 5UMDA Y SCHOOC. -9:45 A.M. •&Olu,ttlwt"'9•.._. CHUROi f'M&a a.cit Ir ~ Sdimd-t:lO • 1 l A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL -11 A.M. ~.,.. ..... WORSHIP SERVICES -11:00 ~I 6:00 P.M. ·=:.----21...-.s+. .. MAH WAY FOR 1HI MIW" Main & Adams Streets 10 A.M.-5 t I wortlllp ttAlH MHTIMCi-WIDHESOAY IYB404G 7 P.M. QM T~ t:lO lo 1 l:JO A..M. I • .... a---c.Jociu. Huntington Beach a.di Scllool ......., ~SHY rlOYIDIO PAStott....alY. JOI HlfHH ,.,. .......... tidy 541 C.enter St.. Costa Mesa 646-1032 ... Sdooll ............ .,.._ _ Cl9ritfl• ScieK• Society of '"'9lt Sff£Pllll OF THE HILLS Ull•• Iffy HMJll Scltool t:OO A.M. & HARBOR TRINITY 4771 ~Dr .. ·--217-211 CHURCH Of RBJGIOUS SCIENCE 10:30 A.M. 30121..,... loed. =t Sc -t:OO A..M. · YISPBS-6.-00 P.M. L..J-Ml.-c BAPTIST CHURCH Senk•-·~~bl22J OF LAGUNA BEACH QOLDIH HOUl 495-1310 WM. Serric•-1 P.M.-la. lOI 20062 ~ Otnyoti Rd al El Toro Ao of WOHHIP-7 P.M. O.VW S • tl• .... MWdw c.,_-of Fm,._.,..., .... eo• Mne U...-0 luclt -Ffnt a.di of °'""· ScitMl•t HetWY Gerhlrd. 0 0 -Mll\o511!f Jill Gemolnl. Alallll't Mont5ttr Nunery~ pnwlded al all \l'N'Cell IOA W-C1111 fH11f!01•' .... c.-.w...,..... ,.._.714.5~7717 USHltllDrin SUMDAY SlaYICI -9 & 11 A.M. Office 536-2589 ,_.,w_.., . SUMDAY WOHHIP SBVICIS a.rd & s-cMy ~ -10:00 A.Jit. Dial Devotion 536-9580 .... a.rdiSc ..... lt)O & 11 :00 A.M. -SUM>AY S0400L t:45 A.M. .......... -21.,....A ... Jr. Ci.rdl & T ... 41r_,. -· A.M. ()Illy WIOMISDAYS-7:00 P.M. UljlM MiCJll"I -Ant a.di of Cllrtd, ScMt.tlst FtRST CHRJSTIAM CHURCH loys ~ ,._. GWtt ~h ~-6:00P.M. Cerw C..... 'f~ Pwtrw9( a CWlh•• Dri•• 7'1 'fkhrM St .. c:..te MeM ADU\.T STUDtlS a.ca. a s..MJ -1..00 A.Mo SERVICES: 10:00 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. Bible School 9:15 A.M. -Worship 10:30 AM • .......... -27762 ...... U..s.it.J INTEIESllHG FUHDAMEMT AL Youth GrOl.C>S 6 P.M. -Vespers 7 P.M . ......... Viejo -Ffnt a.cit .. Cllrht. Sdetltist 11a.E TEACHING W...S.WrAw,P..._. e.. • 1 • ··-::t... Sdell. 25'12 c:. .... Dr. ~Ott~ 548·1•6• ~ CENTRAL BllLE CHURCH COAST lllLE CHURCH Zlrd St. at OrmteJe. Costa Mesa-645-5050 a.rd&~ . -10:00~ MARCO ~TEA JR HIGH SCHOOL .......... -hftwwr c:..hr. ~'-..... ,. OEL OillSPO' AVION. SAN .-JAN CAPISTRANO bVrwpor t-Mrso Christion Ccntc1 P..ter.l.._.M. ... loit Mw,-:t ..... -First Clllrcll of amt. Sca..tlst 49J..1949 494-1848 830-0407 I .... W ..... -10:30~-~School•A.M. llJV..Lw..Me~ .. =:t a.:.:i.,':::t,-6:J P.M. a.rcti & ~ -t:OO & IO:lO A.M. rr.pr ...... -7;00 P.M. l ...... ..... JllSVleUM HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 14e TWEN f\'·SEC0'40 S TAlE r OOSTA MESA 64W621t CNIO C..11 Ptovl09d T~:I0-1 1 30 A.M FOt Study lu,. Mw-r:;' IHc .. -s.c• CllrcJa of Qrtst, Sc'""•'' 5-dmy MontlftCJ WanMp 9:10." a.a 7 40 W . WlllOll. Costa Mno 548-4704 BETH-EL BAPTIST CHURCH IOOP•~YlewDr .. C.-.. W. DOMALDLl&H llOUaDLDWI "SERVE THE LORD ••• a-cit & ~~-IMO A.Mo ,..... ~ 1922 POMOHA. COSTA MESA ...... 1 ... -HOO Tl. c...e Hwy .. C... SUIC>AY SBVICH WITH GLADNESS! .. SUMDAT SCMOOl-9:45 A.M. WM. ...... T• ... ' ....... ,, I P.M-AI a.rc11a1 MOI ...... WOUtlP.-11:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. -SUM>AY SCHOOL r..-w.,..T• ,. ~ a..d W1'lt. Yhloa All are cordJally invited to attend the church I 0:45 A.M. -'"ICM LAST TUr 5Y':t Schei c .......... 1:30 • 11 ..,._ Re.,. Lorin A Smith, Pastor FOA llolrc>flMAllON~7 -services and et\JOY the privileges of the ,...., ........ s,..l ... l' &Alitlt~._..._,._,0&& Reading Rooms , 6:00 P.M. -&UHT SPUD• s-day E•etiMg Ww t 'p 6:00 P.M. ClllW C... Pweu ... AT A.LLSllvtCIS ' COMMUMITY CHURCH IY THE IAY ' COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Ma.ti~ each SYnday In . ~ -~.-. l "'"""'11"1 -C:MdCV. nwoneous MOUP e .... ....,.~Sca111 CllATIYlamSTIAH ..-eA NOU•M l I ti h: ll:W'Dr.. .,... IHd COAST CHRISTIAN CEMTEI Dr. G...., 0. Wood. P ..... 10:00 /4.M. .. , .0111• I •a II • I Dr. wm..,. ,...,, ........ Ill W. 15th St .. He.,.+le«t. t'Vlnotrth Cm~njationnl Chli rc h ,... ............ 5-761" . WELCOMES YOU Newport Unity &lnday Religious Ecsucatton c1 ..... All Ages ---.45 A-M. un ..... St.. ... ,_. .._. _ •n-11•0 1 Choice Rov. SU~ Richardt. Minister Religious WORSHIP -10: .. 5 AM. WORSHIP -6 00 P.M o ......... s.r"flcie 11 .u&. -._., Sdleel t AM. P /4S TOI JOI TmCIS ~ W......,-1:>1 I IO:Ot AM. -MIO P .M, "'MOW IS THI fti9 ca.ct Set.al -l:JO I I 0:00 AM PBJ Ir l !IJ I 14 P1114 llf ... ...., I America's Heritage. ... ...... ....... Caec.+,..., 7:10 ,. .. Dr. f.w.. Sf I Ill I x.-a. ................. , ...... 75 l.0417 ' DW,,,.A.ftAl• .... nil 611-1955 ~ .. ,, .. • = l • ' Je DAILY PtLOT Saturday. Oeeember27, 1975 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Kenne "J guou it's just o little too much Christmas ex- citement." Tours Start f It's Whale i Watch Time For the eighth year m a row, the San Clemente High School Parent Teacher Student Association will SPonsor whale-watching trips leaving from Dana Point Harbor. Trips are scheduled on all Saturdays and Sunday in January and the; last three Saturdays ana-------- Sunday in .February. include first and second Departure times are 9:45 choice !or dates; time a.m. and l p.m. desired; name, address, The trips will provide and telephone number an opportunity for a or the applicant, and a dose Jook at the gray check or money or~r whales which migrate ~ade out to the assoc1a· each year from the Ber· lion. ~~o~~~ t 0 Baj a Broke r Jailed Tickets are priced at $4 for adults and $3 for children. Reservations can be made by calling 496-7106, or by writing Whale Watch, 26971 Las Palmas, Capistrano Beach. SAN DIEGO (UPI> - Robert R. Kressin, presi· dent of Robert Kressin & Associates, a local brokerage, was sen· tenced to six months in jail on his plea of guilty to one count of selling securities without a Reservations s hould permit. 25°/o OFF Health-Tex & Her Majesty Darling. distinctive and durable boys and girts doth1ng at reasonable prices. Infant thru 12 yrs.. ShOwer gifts, imported and custom made items The Children's Shop Lido Village 3416 Via Oporto Fun Tree AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALE ARTS & CRAFTS SOME GAMES GAGS-MAGIC I• TM Partillg Garogit M.a M~xt To Bank of ~ca 350 I Via Oporto at c..ntral Ave. 6754139 INVENTORY REDUCTION! SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY Dec. 27 & 28 20% OFF ANY BOOK IN OUR StORE LIDO BOOK SHOPPE LIDOVIUAGE 3424 Via Oporto # I • Newport IHdl Opeft 7 Days ,..._. 675-9595 HOLIDAY SALE 30-50% OFF AND MORE •Pantsuits •Co-ordinates • Short Dr•IMS ·~Dnsses (Sizes 8-20 and 12V~24Y2) Have a llawu New Year! 673-8530 . 34n Via Oporto • Udo Village I FREE VALIDATED PARKING • 0¥11 THI CO•ST HWY. OM MIWPOIT ILYD. AMD TIMM WT •T TMI UDO THIATa OH YIAUDO. HOLD• CLEARA Necd1eport •• We're in stitches " ~ QISTON OCYMIS ca--. ..-r~ ON THE BOARDWALK L IDO VILLAGE 11141673·5455 SALE 2 0°/o OFF MOST .ITIMS BEGINNING AND ADVANCED ClASSES i\fter Christmas Si\LE ...... STARTS MONDAY, DEC. 29th Ends Saturday, Jan. 3 ALL FALL AND HOLIDAY CLOTHES UPTOY20FF Sweaters, Pants, Skirts, Blouses, Pantsuits, Coats. the 24th Annual . HOLIDAY CLEARANCE BLOUSES & TOPS CA PRIS .... to 18.00 1..,to26.00 Reg. to 40.00 Mow 5788 How 5 1288 How 5 l488 Reg. to $26.00 HOW 5988 Group of Jeans Reg. 15.00 HOW s4sa PANTSUITS LONG DRESSES bg.to66.00 HOw 52988 Reg. to 31.00 HOW s 1888 ~-....... .,.. ....... h .. -:. s 14sa ....... c.e+on. OTHERS UP TO 11.2 OFF OTHERS UP TO ''2 OFF LINGERIE SPECIALS Assorted bras ~sm. 32A to 38DD Y3 OFF Hanes PANTYHOSE Assorted colon & shes Y2 OFF CASUAL SHOES Assorted styles, sizes, colors Reg.price•os1a.oo Nows4ss LIDO VILLAGE 3424 Via Lido • Newport Beach OPEN SUMDA YS. 11 ·4 - .. • LookAlikes Actors Cliff OcYoWlg (left) and Anthony Hopkins bear a close resemblance to aviator Charles Lindbergh and Bruno Richard Hauptmrum in their roles in the upcoming NBC movie""The Lindbergh Kid· napping Case" which airs Feb. 26. Minimum Pay ! Rises Jan. 1 ' WASHINGTON CAP) -Millions of America's lowest-paid workers will be eligible for immediate pay raises when the federal minimum wage law jumps to $2.30 per hour on New Year's Day. The Labor Department said that nearly four million workers will be eligible for the pay raises. Included are farm workers, domestics, local gov· ernment employes and retail clerks. THE REV0ISED MINIMUM WAGE Jaw actual· ly covers 57.4 million American workers, but the Labor Department says more than 53 million already earn more than the new minimums. In amending the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1974, Congress provided for three wage minimums, each to be raised by annual steps to lessen potential inflationary effects. All three minimums will reach $2.30 an hour by Jan. 1, 1978, and Congress is already considering a proposal that would call for a $3minimum. UNDER THE 1974 AMENDMENTS, the minimum wage for more than 1.2 million nonf arm employes rises from the current rate of $2.10 an hourto$2.30on New Year's Day. Another 2.6 million nonfarm employes will be entitled to a $2.20 minimum wage on Jan. 1, an in· crease of 20 cents an hour over the current $2 minimum. Feo.t•ri• ftiae fterft •f E•rlut"df .Dal .. ftl letedrw vVtn. Roberts Jewelers of Newport St opl11-c1~ .. r •ltn-Derb•-· SAl..E ~me LIDO Vll.IAGE :MU Via Op.rte ,,Z C7Mff9 Ope• E~••a. "I'll Orlll&-• 20-50°/o OFF Selected Items 3009 VILLA WAY -CANNERY VILLAGE -714/675·1101 3440·A VIA OPORTO -LIDO VILLAGE -714/675·1144 N£WPO~T BEACH. CA 92660 ~"EA:ND WOMEN'S SHOE SALE ITALIAN LEATHER BOOTS •99-s•s. .. How s25oo JOYCE Reg. to $28.00 •••••••.•••• HOWS1990 D'Antonio and Martini Osvaldo A beautiful selection of I taliam Imports •••to$39.00 HOW $24.90 THE SHOE TREE OPEN SUNDAYS 12 ·4 P.M. 3410VlaUdo ... .,.. ..... 673-5521 t i I Witnesses Cite Campaign Against TMm JOHANNESBURG , 5outh Africa CAP) -T he Jehovah's Witnesses says its members are being subjected lo a new cam - paign or beating, rape, torture and detention in Malawi becuuse of their refusal to join President Kamuzu B a n da 's Malawi Congress party. The religious sect, which believes all governments are sin· ful. also claims 1t is b eing pt>rsecuted in Zambia and newly- independ ent. Mozambique, now ruled by a pro-Marxist regime. for refusing lo give allegiance to the ruling parties there. Frank ).t uller, the i;ect's pre· siding overseer 1t1 South 1\fnca, urged Witnesses all over th\.' world to write lo Banda a nd members of his govcrnmc>nt and ask them to sto p the attacks on the sect. 'Squinm' Film t Needs Worms By Millions PO RT W E'.'Jl'WOHTH. Ga <UPI > -A film product•r making a mov i e about thl' wrath of worms agams l man t'an't find enoug h Georg .. a \\ orms to fill his east 'Jf millions. So Edgar Lanshur~, cxecut1 vt• producer of thC' mov1L· "'Sqwrm," 1s fly ing in more than 100.000 worms daily from an oceano- graphic ins titute m Wood's Hole. ~lass. ''WE LIKE TO get fresh worms daily." he said. "because they wiggle more. We will have u s e cl m i 111 o n s w h c n '' e · r l' through ... When the independent movie t·ompany is through with lhe worms. it sends them to the Uni versity of Gl·orgia's Institute of Oceanography on nearby Skidaway Island for observation and care. . . Concentration Singer Bette Midler is lost m thought as she sits on the rehearsal hall floor pondering the score she will use for her upcoming 20-c·ily national tour. Bette's tour was re- ._ently interrupted \dH.'n she had an emergency appen- dectomy t>arlicr this month. Laguna Beautiful Entries Available E ntries m the Laguna Beach Beautification Contest ma:i now be made through the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce. Deadline for registration 1s ;\l arch I. The program is s ponsored by the :\1 erma1ds. the women's division of lhl· chamber of commerce. and the cit.' of Laguna Beach. ESTR Y BL.\'.'JKS are avatla bleat the chambe r office or at c1 ty hall. Judges wiJI inc luck a n.•presen tative from the cit v's hoard of atl justment. a Vle rmatd amt othl•rs Dana Students Make Clwir from neighboring communities Judging will be based on the btulding's appearance as seen from the street. combination of esthet1c interest and funct10n. n•strained dignified u~e of :-. gn:. and lighting. re mov<.il of e: l'SOl'l'!> and t.'ffect ive remodeling llEAUTI Flf'.\TIO:'I' commit· l<'l' membl·rs mcludl' Stan Scholl. d 1 n• C'l o r o f c· JI y mu n 1 c 1 p a I s t• r ' 1 c: 1.• s . J o a n :\1 u r a' 1 l'.., • 1.·h;11rm .m. .J ;11\C' Boyd. C l'Or).!1:1 Gill. C'~tllw r11ll· Kte..,ll'r. Pat p,·~1l"lll'k. Lutust• T unwr l·'.111:-.1.1 \"1t.1h and '.\11ltln·d C'nrm 111:-. Saturday, O.Cemb~r 27 1975 San Juan Spreads Good Fiscal News A finanl'tal ::.tatl'nwnt wluch indicates the cit) of ~an Ju.in Capistrano 1s 1n "soun<l ftnanc1a1 con~1llon," has been ~l'lll lo homeo\\ rwr:-as:.Ol'tatwn:.. l'l' 1c groups and interes ted tndl\ 1du.1b In ..I lelll'f Sl'nt \\1th thl· report !\1ayor Jame s K w~athers said thl' City Count· ti "1:. t•xtn•mel~ a\\ are of the concern of our cttuem. for lhl· fiscal St.tbthly of the cit) .. ' Club Seeking TllE REPORT "basically says all the IOIJlll'Y is where Wl' said it \\ a s . · · t' x p I a i n e d J o h n l>'Sull1\.1n , dire..:tor o! ad mm1str~n1' c :.t'I'\ ices. He s:.ud the report\\ as Sl•nt out becau::.e "ll '::.good busml·::.s to let eHr}'bod) know about 1t " THE REPORT, wtul'h follows a complic.'ated auditing format. was completed b) Arthur Young and Company for the )e?ir \\h1ch ended June 30, 1975. Donatio11 The Boys Club of the South Coast Art'0a is set'kmg donation:. of photographic L'qu1pment fur :.i darkroom that 1s bem~ ;.iddL•d to the San Clementt> t'lulJhou~l' Persons h;.i, ing l'QU1pnwnt \\ho are willing to do11ak lo lh1.• club may cont1J1.·t Lari~ Freeman. photosi raph~ 111:-ttUl' tor. ;it 492-8-MS. or Mtkl' Br.I(!~. ·dub director. at 492·0376. CAIL v PILOT " I I It shO\\ed that the 1.·1t' h.1d as· Sl'ts amounting to Sl .148.826 and an unappropriated fund balance of $230.445 at the end of the la!>l fiscal year. Se\'ilte ... REWARD $300 CASH A $300 cash rewcrd is offered for Information leading to the arntst of either or both of the two rnen involved in the armed robbery of the Daily Pilot employee in Costa Mesa on Monday evening, December 22. 1975. The person providing the information will be neither prosecuted nor even sought. This commlttment is by both the Daily Pilot and the Costa Mesa Police Department. Contact: Jock R. Curley, General Manager Daily Pilot 642-4321 or Investigator Thompson Costa Mesa Police Dept. 556-5205 f Buying or leasing, Nabers has a plan to fit you call today. Nabers Cadillac \ 2600 Harbor Blvd . Cosio Mesa 540-9100 !~-~~~~~~~~~~--/ '-----------.. II. II. 0 "Squirm." which teatures no well-known stars but a number of local residents, is about the ter· ror a s mall community ex- periences wh en m illions of worms get excited by a surge of <•lectncity forced into the earth during a power failure and become killers . Dana Hills l11 g h !'51.·hool ,111 dents Laun~l Vl yer:-. Ht d. Johnson and Ed Ch;.ide ha' t• l>e,·n selected to the All-S11uth1.·rn California Honor Choir from among 400 students \\ho '' l'l t' judged. Catl·gn11l'.., 111C'l11d1· art'hJ\l'l tural cit\ 1 .... 1011 for l'otnml'rl'1.d. ;1p.1r lment and ~rngll' family hunws. energy t·onscn alum. am.I l.111dscape ancl hC'aut1fieal1on 1l1\'lsion for hom P:-;, commt>rci::il ln11lchngs and a ~wcepstakes for nw:-t outst~.111d1ng contnbution tornm muni l~ hc>a11t~ I ROGER'S GARDENS ,._ ________ .. llcJi!_ NEWPORT CENTER LOCATION 0 FRIDAY, DEC. 26 'til The choir will p1.•rform at t lw Dorothy Chandler f';I\ 1111111 .1t tlll' Los Angeles '.\1usH' Ct•ntt•r rn February. --------- l'l Bl.IC ,.OTI( 1: For the Record --s.14o1 SUPERIOR COU RTOF THE STATE OF CALI FORNI A FOR THECOUNTYOFORANGE NO. A-1sn1 N OTICE OF HEARIN G OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WllL ANO FOR LETTERS T ESTAMEN TARY ANO AUTHORl?A TION TO AO M I NI STER U N DER THE Marriage LAS VEGA'i Marr1119r Ileen~ IUued ,,_.,e lnt1udlll RUMAGE·WA T SON Dec 12, Uton R•Y tllvmaqe, lS, •nd ~llQY Joyee W11..,,,, 31, bOlh Of Wotmon,ttr MtLLEA·KUNOIN<iER OtIN, all<! 5naron Lyn11t Bavln 19, of Foun lain valley. COUNTS-COUNTS Dec t2, Elv<\ Odlttl Counts, Jr .• JJ, rema rried ~an M.lrle Counts, JO, bolh of Hunllnqlon Buch Mc.MINN·SUOOENDORF Dec 12 RICllArd l M cM inn, 26, and Pa1nc1a Ann Suodendorl, 26, both of Costa Mesa a.-llNES-ETlllCI< O.c 1', Ja,,,.., C.rlton Barnes. '1, and Ronne All~ Etrlcl<, 21, bOlh ol Hun11nQlon Se.en PAULEY-MOORE O.c ll, Harlan LYM Peutey, 31, ol Hunl">lllO"O &ac.,. .wt Donne L. Moort, ~.of Fountain Velley .. ATTEN DELLSITE-STEVENS Oec 11 VINCENT 0 PATTEN res•~nl Of Pwltr Norman D~ll••lf 32 ""° Sani. Ana, C• 011t of d•alh Ofc 26. Shllttn K. Steven~ JI botnoi l...tQOM "75 Survived by wife, Junnt ,""' son. Hiii\ Palr1c1<, end tw o 9 rendcn1ldren SCHMERSAHL·OROWN Dec 1l Funeral wrvlCI\ will bl' h~ld Sutid<'ly, Fred M Schmtrsahl. 49 of Dec 2' "' l 00 P M , et Btll Bro.>Owev wtsltninsttr, and Oortlhy F Brown Mortuary Ch•~' Internment. LO~ "·°' Bl1uwll, NY. AnQ tlf\ N,.t 1on .. 1 Ceme te ry COLIN·REAVES -O.c 1J M.lr<o &11 BroAdway MortuMydl•tclo" Coltn, 1S, .ind Deborah Ann Reaves VAL.£ ERNEST J VAi E r r•,,d•nl n t Newpo<t Beacn and R•ncno Mlr8'}" C• Pa"ed awev OHember 74. 1'15 Survl~d by I'll\ dauQl'tler Mr~ L.ynn Nt~ll of NPWPorl Buel'\, Ce Mr Val~ is• PHI Grand Petron of the Or<ll!• of lhe E•'1ern S1ars Services wlll bP ll!'ld Monday Oecember 7'. t~IS In P.-tlf•t Vltw Cllapet, Newoort B~&eh, Ca In llt u of llo~rs lht family Sull9f\IHon· trobuhons 10 thP Am•titan Ca"'°' Socltly or 0 E S Provat~ internvont PaClllc voew Mtmor1a1 Par~ Pat•llC View Mortuary 01rrc to rs BAL Tl-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Coron• del Mar 6 73-9450 C.Osta Mesa 646-242'4 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway C.Osta Mesa 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-941 5 San Juan Capistrano 495--1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3600 Pa c1ltc View Drive Newport Beach, California 844-2700 14, bOlhof We•tmlnsler BRAY·LAMB -Dec 1<,James l.fowis Brey, SI. of Carwn, and Lois [ Lamb, SO. of We•lmlnster WICKWARO·JAMESON Dole 13, Loul• Wllll•m Wlcttward. 31. of C~ta Mesa, end Lavon L. Jameson, U. ot Garden Grove FERZOCO·WESTON OH IJ Ptiler A. Ferioco. 31, of Wes1m1nster 11nd Sherryl Lynn Weston, 20. of Foun 1a1n Valley. CROCKETT-TERRELL -O.c ll. Robef't Edward Crockett. 40, of Pitr.! mount, •nd -.rttrwi Mary Terrell, 40, ot Hunlltlilton Buch GONZALfS HAllC.ROVE Olil 13 INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION Danit! R"ul (,t'ini3lt•. 11. Of Hunt OF ESTATES ACT lnQIOn Rtacn. ilntl Donna Ccclhrt Har Estate ot HARDIE H ALBRIGHT. Qrnve 1a, ol GarrJ•n Grove Q!'ttesed -'-----'---------NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE" '"'I PLIRl.IC SOTICE ARNITA W. ALBRIGHT ~• I Ira 1>ere1na~t1tlontor Prob .. leofW• tano -----------tor lsw anc" of Letter\ Tr\tam>nt;irv FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST4TC:MENT Thr tollow111q ru rwn '"' Oo1nq bU-.t 1'1'\\ )\ THE SKILLMAN COMPANY 11l0 Pnmo"" AvenU", No B J Co\ta v.w. CA'l7621 John W•lt.nqton S~ ot1"'~"· JOSS Ceyl?'I Ro.hl Cn\t~ Mt ,,. CA '176'6 Tll1\ t>us1,,..\\ " conduCled by""'" d1V1C.10dl JOflnW S~1 1tman Th•\ "-l<ltf'mnnt w*n fil~ W•'" t¥ O:i in•v c1cr• ot Ordn<ll' County M Ofc I 1Q1> FS0471 Pubt.~hed O•bn<!f' Co,l\t Od1tv Piiot. ()o< IJ 10, 11, 1'7S•nd J•n 3 IQ76 oq4 1S i'tnd Autl>Orolat1on to Aom1n1st~r Un""r tile tf'dtP•noenl Adm1n1•tra110,.. ~f l Esldte s Ac t rtlerence to wn1cn """'"" lor furl'°"r parftr-ular\ an'l IMt 11¥ 11"'0! and plav .,, nearing 1~ s..mo "4\ tittn s.I tor Ja nuary 13, 1016 at 10 00 ~ m 1n tht courtroom of Oepart"'O!nt ,.-«> l of said -:nurt at 100 (1\11( ~nte-r On"" West in the C tv of Santd A,,. Cc\llforn14' oa1-o Dec n t•IS WILLIAM E 51 JOHN, County c1,.,.., ARNOLD 8 ABll AMS "07WILSHIRE B LVD STE j06 BEVERLY HIL1.S,CA 90210 Atwnty Iv. Petohontr P\lbllSMd Oranqt Cool Daily P,101 Oec n.n , 191sandJan J, 1976 •>l()().7\1 NEW LOCATION! LA-Z-BOY WHITE'S SHOWCASE SEE THE LARGEST SELECTION IN SO. ORANGE COUNTY Over 130Cha1rs On Display Exclusively La -Z-Boy Recltners CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE Med1terron1o n Style ond tlm Soonish S1yle Nor row Spoce Sov1ng Rocker Redrnen Now s24900 Americono Collection SAlfENOS 12/J0/75 flOC~Oll 0 110 RIG. 'J10" • Wf SHVICE WHAT Wt SIU • FUf DEUVH Y 2U92 M9r.uerlte "'wy., Suite 1.a 3t• le1t 17Ht. St.-t, Sollle 1 Mlulon Vle lo CCHte - 0" AYT-'l P\.-, 0"• 11"11 '•~ WotQOM So"'-''" '"''~'"'1"" ,,.,,,_,. ""·· •tS-StOJ REG. '1 33.00 LIMITED OUANTITV NOON WEDNESDAY, ~ DIC.31 I 50%0FF • All CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE 0 • DISPLAYED PATIO FURNITURE 40% OFF • SHECTED GIFT ITEMS 'Ill • BULBS 30% OFF • GLOtUA VANDERBILT DISHES • SllECTED WROUGHT IRON 20% OFF • All INDOOR PLANTS • CAMELLIAS & AZALEAS 1 & S gallon • ROGER'S POTTING MIX 1 & 2 cu. ft. bags • MOSSED CYCLAMlN I BEGONIA BASKETS 10% OFF • All POTTERY • REDWOOD TUBS & TRELLISES All SALE ITEMS FINAL SAUS LIMITED TO STOCK ON HANO lt!!K ,AMILY COLONIAL FUNl .. 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Kroehler Royale Wall Snuggler gives 3-way reclining comfort without moving I " from the wall ... in flame stitched Hercu- lon9 olefin with kiln dried hardwood frame, thick cushioning, no-sag seating. > L""> - REG. 5108 • $76 SAVESJ2 Douglas 7-Pc. Family Dinette features a 36"'x48"' rectangular table that extends to 6'1', has a lovely Walnut grain plutjc top with thick self-edging ... plus 6 hi-back chairs in melon flo~l vinyll 7 Giant Warehouse Locations ... An E'asy Freeway Drive To Big Savings DAILY 10 TO 9 ••• SUNDAY NOON TO 6 -· 0 HUNTINGTON BEACH -ORANGE COUNTY 0 SAN BERNARDINO.RIVERSIDE San Du~go frwy .. Beach Blvd Exi1 -Riversi de-Barstow Frwy .. Inland C~ter E.xi1 6 OX NARIJ.VE~URA 0 NORTHRIDGE -V.en1ura Frwy . V1ney1trd Ave. E1111 -Nordhoff Sr. and Tampa Ave.. 1227 @) SAN OIMA>COVINA Across From Non hridge Center _ Ju\I Nonh Of The San Bcrnurdjf\o Ftwy .. A orr 210 Frwy .. Arrow Het.-v. Exit G REDONDO BEACH -SOUTH BAY CENTER V LO ANGELE>GLENDALE -West of San Diego Ftwy. At Artesia -Ventura Frwy .. San Fernando Rd. ~ AcrOtS from MJy Co .• on Ki npdalc- We .eftl......, _._.. w...,_ • .....__ ...,._...,..._, ...... .. -...... .......... ..,,_ ..... .... a11 ..... 1Mtt All merchand1<.e 1s priced for pick-ur at our dock. in th\! origi nal factory container. Or, if you wish. we'll deliver (or a slight charge. Saturday, O.Cember 27. 1975 DAILY PILOl 8 l Explo~ive St. Louis Tests RantS Today l i ELUSIVE TERRY METCALF (21) WILL TEST THE RAMS TODAY. Buffs Favored Texas, Colorado In Bowl Clash HOUSTO'.'J (AP) -The ques- tionable statu s of Texas quartc-r.back Marty Akins caused Jn odds switch in favor of the Colorado Buffs for todav's Astro· Bluebonnet Bowl football game against the Longhorns. Texas had been a one-point favorite, but uncertainty over whether Akins will start, play on- ly sparingly, or stay on the s idelines switched the narrow t>dge to Colorado. Akins, called the best wishbone On T\I Toda11 Channel 7 at J 2:30 quarterback Texas has had. in- jured a knee in the Texas Chris- tian game and had to be carried from the field after two brief ap- pearances Nov. 28 against Texas A&)l. Coa('h Darrell Royal has in- dicated the un<'ertainty over Akins' status will continue until j ust before the As trodome kickoff. Coach Rill Mallory of Colorado says Texas. with Akins, probably is the best team in the Southwest Conference, where the Longhorns, A&M, and Arkansas finished in a three-way cham- pionship tie. ''They handled Arkansas with Akins in t here and they just weren't the same without him against A&M," Mallory said. Texas and Colorado finished the regular season at 9-2 an ranked No. 9 and 10, in the final regular season Associated Press poll. Both lost close games to Oklahoma. The Longhorns were rather dismal against Texas A&M and Colorado was manhandled by Nebraska. Texas' third appearance in the Astro-Rluebonnet Bowl could be the first of a series featuring a Southwest Conference co- champion or runner-up. The conferenc(' turned down a chance earlier this year to com· mil its runner-up, but some members who opposed the pro· posal reportedly changed their minds after the Big 10 and Pac-8 took actions that made mor~ teams available for post-season classics. Royal . says the Colorado of- fense headed by quarterback David Williams offers major pro- blems for the Longhorn defense. T he Colorado offensive line averages more than 260 pounds, the biggest Texas has faced. Telly's Pop Picked In Breeders Stakes ARCADIA -The much - celebrated Telly's Pop. owned by Telly Savalas (s tar of television's Kojak). is a pro- hibitive favorite to capture the 36th running of the $50 ,000 California Breeders Champion Stakes at Santa Anita this after- noon. Telly's Pop must shoulder high weight of 126 pounds against five rivals over the seven-furlong dis- tance but seems to be a standout off his outstanding form this year. The classy two-year-old has won five of six starts, including three Sl00.000 races. His toughes t challenger appears to be Stained Glass which will be ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr. Oth<:rs are El Jam. Park Nambi01ix, Real Hot, and Shikey's Leo Cornhuskers Upset i Arizona State Rallies, 17-14 TEMPE. Ariz. (AP) -Dennis Sproul, acting more like a Las Vegas ga mbl e r than a sophomore quarterback, convin- ced Arizona State coach Frank Kush to take a chance on a fourth down play Friday and it paid off handsomely. Buoyed by the gamble, the Sun Devils completed a perfect season with a 17-14 come-from- behind victory over Nebraska in the fifth Fiesta Bowl. Sproul asked Kush to take his field goal unit off the field after it had been sent on with a four·and- one situation. T he coach agreed, Sproul got his first down, then re- serve quarterback Fred Mortensen hit John Jefferson with a 10-yard touchdown pass and Danny Kush, the coach's son, kicked a 29.yard field goal as seventh-ranked Arizona State handed the sixth-ranked Cornhuskers their second straight defeat. . "I felt, when l was gomg on the field, that we should go for a touchdown," said the younger Kush. But he said when h.ls rather ordered him out on the field, he lollowef orders without hesita- tion. ··1 thoueht of goine ror the field •oal early in the fourth quarter," a.aJd hil dad, the coach, "figuring we had time to gain the lead. But Sproul indicated he could make it and he ran the quarterback sne;tk. It was a good call ... because it worked." The crucial s ituation arose on the third play of the fourth quarter with Arizona State trail- ing 14-6 and t he ball on the Nebraska 13-yard line. Sproul's dive off right tackle to the 11 gave ASU a new life. but he jammed his left wrist on the play and had to leave the game -leaving Mortensen to gain the glory. SCOIUE IY AUAltTERS Arlron.Slele 3 l 0 11-11 Hetlreslle 0 1 1 0-U ASU -FO Ku11127 Ntb-Anl!lonV 1 ruft ICoyleki<ltl A$U -FG Ku\11 l4 Ntb-AfttllOnyHUI\ ICovlHldtl ASU -JellUSOI\ 10 P•U from Morttl'IHI\ (Mucker !tick I ASU -FG Kusll 29 A-Sl,396 STATISTICS ASU Nll Fl m doWI\\ 20 20 Ru\hff-y•rdl 37. ,., S1 1111 P9nlnv verd~ 11l 'Ill Rehltn yudt O 20 ... UH 1S.31 2 U 2) 1 Pllttt1 S·J7 7 3' flutftl>lt\·10\I 0 0 2 2 lltntltitt-v•tll' • ,,.. • » INOIYI OUAL LEAOllU ltU'"INO -AfUon• Stele, W'llllllm!\ 18' 111. llloblnson I 30, Hebre\lta, A11th0ny 22 94, Oevl\ 17-40,0'LNl''flCMS. ltlCllYINO -Arlrone Stele,,,.,,~ •Ill, Muell")., ~ln$611 ,.13, Ntt>rei.U, Thom1u .. H. SNll'ibllft MJ. ~litr 1-l2. '°"UINO -Arl10<1• Stett, Sproul IH~I. 16.J y1rd1; Morttl'IHll 1·2·1. 10. Nel>rt\U, LU<ll n,12~.•; FerreoamoO•I 1.0 Steelers, Onrushing Colts Vie PITTSBURGH (AP) -The Baltimore Colts plan to serve up their "shake and bake" offense for today's American Football Conference playoff menu with Pittsburgh, but the Steelers are aiming to keep the Colts on the back burner. ''Man, when our offense is cookin'. we're s hakin' a nd t>al<m.' We call ourselves the Shake-and-Bake Squad," says Colts wide receiver Glenn Doughty. The Colts Jost four of their first five games this season b~t made the National Football League's On Tl' Todag Claannel 4 at J 0 a. ... most abrupt turnaround with nine straight victories aJ1d the AFC East Division title. The Steelers won the Central Division crown. Doughty's "bakers'' feature former Penn State star Lydell Mitchell, who ran for 1.193 yards and caught 60 passes during the regular season . "He does everything well ; run, catch, block,'· says Steelers coach Chuck Noll. "They want to get the ball to Mit<'hell. Throw to him short. He's a good screen run- ner." Mitchell became Baltimore's first 1.000-yard rus her this season. Franco Harri s, Mitchell's close friend and former Penn State teammate, surpassed the 1,000-yard mark for the third time this year in his four-year career with Pitts - burgh. Mitchell. meanwhile, is well aware of the Steeler front four. which has a habit of playing best when it counts the most. "We'll have to know what we'rc-doing on every play," he said. "We can't go into the game with a lot of fancy plans-reverses and op- tions. We've got to do what got us here." Pittsburgh ·s defense has had 43 quarterback sacks this season. Baltimore's defensive line, known as the .. Looney Tunes," leads the league with 59. "They're well-peopled. They have exceptional personnel. A physical team," Noll said. "Try· ing to stay on top is the true test.·' he continued. "Some people have a strange picture. They think you reach a level and just stay there. They don't realize it's a heck of a job. week after week, season after season.·· "I know we·re playing a team that ·s favored to repeat as !:iuper Bowl champions, .. Baltimore coach Ted )1 archibroda says. Indiana Breezes NEW YORK -Top-ranked In- diana toyed with Columbia in the first half behind Kent Benson and Bobby Wilkerson and rolled past the Lions, 106-53 in the first round of the Holiday Festival basket- ball tournament at Madison Square Garden Friday. SPF.EDY RON JESSIE(81) POSES A BIG PROBLEM FOR ST. LOUIS AT THE COLISEUM TODAY. Harris or Jaworski? One Will QB the Rams LOS ANGELES CAP\ -St. Louis won in the East and Los Angeles in the West and their playoff clash today ba:,ed on re- gular season records comes as a classic matchup of offense vs. de- fense. In this case. the Rams defense is favored by six pomts at the LOS p.m . kickoff. Riddled by injuries to the of- fense recently, the Wes tern Division winners of the National Football Confe'rence neverthe- less wound up their season 12-2 with an upset 10-3 victory of the defending Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. A crowd of 75,000 is expected for the game with clear, warm weather expected. The game will be televised nationally but with the Los Angeles area blacked out. St. Louis. 11 -3. is in good physical health while the Rams are hampered and coach Chuck Knox sa;d he won't know until game time whether regular James Harris or reser ve Ron Jawor ski will open at quarterback. During the regular season, ex· plosive St. Louis scortti 356 points. second in the NFC. and tied for second in total offense at 353.9 yards per game. Los Angeles gave up only 135 points. fewest in the NFL and second lowest ever in a 14-game league schedule. Opponents of th e Rams averaged just 237.3 yards per game and Los Angeles permitted onlv 15 touchdowns during the season and just three during their six-game winning string at the end of the season. The defenders also sacked op· No T\' Today posing quarterbacks 43 times. second in the '.\ffC. while SL Louis protected quarterback Jim Hart stoutly and only ttight sacks were recorded against lhc Cardinals. Sports i11 Brief "This w11i bl• our toughest game of the year from the of- fensive s tandpoint because the Rams are so tough defensively." declared coach Don Coryell of St. Louis. So came the rejoinder from Knox. "This will be the biggest challenge f or our defense because the Cardinals have such a potent offense with so many all- pros on the team They've got to have a great offensive line whrn their fullback gains over 1,000 vards and the quarterback was sacked only eight times ... 49ers Fire Nolan; Lakers, Kings Win SAN FRAN C ISCO ~ Di ck Nolan was fired Friday as heart coach of the San Francisco49ers. The announcement was made by Louis G. Spadia. president and general managt•r of the National Football League c lub. Nolan had served eight seasors as the 49ers head coach -longer than any previous San Francisco coach except the first one. Buck Shaw, who served nine years. Nolan's overall record was 54-53-5, but the 49ers were 5-9 in 1975 and 16-26 in the last three years. Spadia said he has "a number of candidates in mind as replace· ments," but he m entioned no names. He said he hopes to sign a replacement for Nolan "as soon as practicably possible .. Abdad-.Jabbar Shine• LOS ANGELES -Kareem Ab- dul-Jabbar pumped in 41 points. grabbed 20 rebounds and blocked nine shots as the Los Angeles Lakers whipped the Portland Trail Blazers, 104-95, Friday even- ing in National Basketball As- sociation play. The Lakers return to action tonight at 8 o'clock. facing the host Seattle SuperSonics in a TV game (Channel 5). Action was spiced in the fourth · quarter by a brief scuffle between Abdul-Jabbar and the Trail Blazers· Steve Hawes. PORTLAND ('51 -Nut 1, Wick\ U , Martin 16. Petrie 3-1. St"le 11 GroH 6, Hawe\ 1, Hollrns 8, Jon~ 11. LOS ANGELES 11041 -Fore! 4, W1>rMr 10, Ab c!ul·J•bt>Olr 41, Allen 19, GO<><Jnd> II, Calhoun 4, Fr.eman 3, Rune II n Portlafld 22 18 21 28 ~~ L<KAngetes 28 n 13 31-104 Total touls: Portland 1b, Los Anqples 1S. Fouled OUI' Hollll'IS. Tecllnlcel toul: Wiikin~. A 12,s.M Kl•pTri.,..pla . OAKLAND -Mike Corrigan and Tommy Williams scored second period goals to lead the Los Angeles Kings to a 4-2 Na- tional Hockey League victory over the California Golden Seals Friday night. Los Angeles scored in the first minute of the game with Bob Perry picking up his ninth goal of the season. TroJ41t• Ro•p ST PETE R'S 1611 Allen '· Cro""n 6. Slapey l b, si11ee 2. ~·cnarc!son •. Anoerson z. Fdzto 16, Solomon 14. Oemov 1 USC !Ill SMlorc! U Jones U , Por1er 1, While u Kel1v11 Matov1c lb, Boyo• Trowb•.,c:tqe 11 Ha1111me use H 10 i ota! louts St Pettr'' 1&. USC 21 Foul~rl out none S3.,369 Exa~ia ARCADIA Messenger of Song turned on the :;peed in the Stretch to outrun Willmar and capture the $33.300 Palos Verdes Handicap as Santa Anita opened its 77-day wmter meeting Friday with a crowd of 54,648, biggest turnout in California horse rac· ing this year. In the ninth race, Give 'M Time and Mr. Miller combined for a s.1.369 exacta payoff. <See com- plete Santa Anita results. page R·2). Pitt Crushes Kansas, 33-19 EL PASO, Tex. (AP) -Junior quarterback Robert Haygood passed for a touchdown, chipped in with more than 100 yards rus h ing and deftly directed Pittsburgh's awesome rushing at- tack in a 33-19 romp over error- prone Kansas in Friday's41stSun Bowl college football game. In all. the youthful Pitt team. which loses only four of 22 starters to graduation. ran up 372 yards rushing against an uncer tain. often inept Jayhawks de· fense that a s cored a regular· season 23-3 victory over mighty Oklahoma. Tony Dorsett and Elliott Walker each scored two Pitt touchdowns under the brilliant sunshine U1at bathed this border city and served as the c hief weapons on tlaygood's offensive arsenal. Dorsett rushed for 142 yards and Walker contributed 123. in- cluding a 60-yard touchdown burst in the first quarter. Haygood, voted the outstand· ing player in the game, had lOl yards rus hing, delayed his pitchouts from the wishbone until the last possible moment and often sent Walker and Dorsetton their way with one or two Ja.yhawks defenders dragg1ng him too late to the ground. TERRY BRADSHAW (12) LEADS STEELERS TODAY. HONOLULU -Casey Jones. a former Corona del Mar High stan· dout, helped the USC Trojans to an 88-68 basketball win over St. Peter's of New Jersey Friday night in the opening game of the 12th annual Rainb<>wClassiC'. In his few passing attempts, !le steadfastly stood his ground ln a search for receivers and then, time after time. scrambled out of trouble with big gains. I ·--. az DAIL y Pll.OT Salurdiy, Docemt>ot 27, Hl75 Vikings Blitz Foothill, 68-31 Santa Anita PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS 8USINIH Nii.Ml iTAT•MINT Tiit lilllOWt"9 fltH\iln " OOlfl9 INll· MS\H p BLICNOTICE "CTI T'IOUS IUSINHJ NAM.STAT'IM•NT f!le fotlowll•t M'IOfl' a,. dol119 bu,,,,.".\ By ROG ER CARI.SO~ Of IM 0.11, pt i.t Si.ti Fo o thill Hi gh!> Kniahts t r ied to stow down the Ma nna Vtklllgs with st alling t n<'lH'5 Fri d3y night 1n thl' f 1rsl round of t he 11t h annual O ran ge ln v 1t <ll1onal basketball tournaml•nt And it workt>d to somt· extent -the Knight-. kept the c lassy V1k inJ!s o( l'Oac h Steve Popovich out of t hn!l' d 1g1t Sl'011ng Rut t ht' s u c c t> s s w a-. I 1 m I l e d a ~ M ,1 r 1 n .1 mana~ed lo turn l-'tioth11l aw J)'. 68 31. 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But tlw l'1.1i1l11-. comm1tkd 17 tur1111q•r-. and '>'f'rC no m.1td1 Ill side againsl ;.1 t alll-1· '.\lariners tl'<• m '.\l i~~l(1n \ ll'lll (1111\' ~:mk 18 of fi·I f1t•ld goal t nt>s "hilt• P ;ir1f1r J lul 21 nf 55 A'1,.,m\ lr,qq ~.,,,., MtUIOll V1t10 101 111 " IP ll ~ :.i~ nevl' r do.,c .t::. ~tarina took a 7 O first ~)Ulo d lead a n d l'X· pandrd 1t to 1 S·O before Foothill . w a s able to ~core with 4.59 left ln the halt T h e vict o r y puts Mari n a in t onight 's sem ifm3ls against host Orange in an 8 : 30 ('On· t t>Sl. Ora nge quahfH•n Sl'. scored Hi of '.\1 anna's 27 first half SPORTS Gauchos, Boes Win Or;,in~l' Co..ist ;md ~.l(f dlt.'bJl'k C'ollt>t!l'~ po~ll'd firs t round basketball tournament \'1ctones F'rttfa \' OC(':-P1rJll'::-. hl•hind lht• pla~ of Phil Bo:dl•n, 'fom Lio). Skip Jt•ranku .md Rn an Rt.'nnC'r. top· p It.' d Cuc s t a C' o 11 t' gt!. l1Cl 5·1. an tht: P J f<'m;i r (1l1tmt'' .\nd ~a d dleback 's G:mch1)s out!J s tt!d 0:\ n a r d. 96-85 in OH'r· t inw m lhl• College of thl• Dl'serl t1111r111•v hd11nrl sparkling t.>ffort's hy Den nis ~math :tnd Boh !>oq• The G.llll'hns f.1 re I..\ Harbor .it .) Jn tnmght w hilt' OCC t.1n des "1th Palom.•r .11 R 15 ucc rt.'l·ei' t•d :1 :-p:11 kl~ 111;! drfl'n'il\ <' <'ffort. forCtn:.! Cue~lJ 1nt11 :!:l l tlrnll\ t•r::-~ .. r-4 •O l~'/ ~, •01 ~, ""'r h.-t•rt Or~aqt to•tl I fl I 0 0 n Pf IP ·~ • • • II ~ fU\" I J ~-r\ 0 I 'Tol•I\ ?1 1• '' t..i ... d I """ OrttnQt-tocnt 1~ 11 S•ddlt~( It 1t• 1 f11 It Bo~"··• r & o LOvt'l•Ce t ' !>m11" a 12 [My 1 1 Mu1.1r ,.. \ J (O"'h fl II 0 '-Mr&c l'l t, Z099 1 °""" \ ' l~t•I\ )) ]~ ~allt•m~ 0 •"•'1:1 41 )Q Endo! r~t;tu etoon 18 7~ pl 2 J 1 0 I 0 ~ I /0 Ip I} ~ 1t ~ 11 n 11 t 1\ '() potnts and rin1~hed the night with a doien fleld goals for 24 counte rs wtule playing less than three fo urths o C the gaml'. In :ill the Vik es hit~ or 49 frorn the field for 61 2 percent while FooUull 's woes wer e a mplified by a 17.4 s hooting pcrcen· tage-hitting eight field goals in 46 attempts. It was 43·11 with 2:45 ll'ft in the third period ~md 55 19 wh('ll Hraruiing made his final exit with s 11 to go. ~t a l l Cook . MI kc Buhler and Dan Boldt all came in for some ex· ceJJ~nt defensive work, fh.lStratlng fi...,oothill with their ability to block o(f the inside. Buhler scored 14 and Boldt hat for 10 points as ~arina impro ved its re- cord to 8·2. F <>0thlll he ld on to the bait in the early going, but the t actic prove d (utile its Boldt stole the ball a couple of times and.Branning quickly led tht.' Yikes to their insur- mountable lead . Miller Leads CM To 74-69 Victory By F.D BURGA RT Of IM IHll' Pilot Sl•ll Stan M i Iler and the C o s t a :\1 e s a I I 1 g h '.\I us t an g ::. d 1 d n · t I rt Savanna's run-a nd-gun larhcs rattle thrm l-'r1 day n ight tn tht.' r1r::.t round of the Orange In· vi t ational ba ~ke l bul l tournament. ~hller almost ~hot thl· net out of the basket 111 thC' third qu.1rtl•r and lhl' )JustJngs "l'nt into :.i stall tn t h£' f111;1I penO<t. clt>fl'.1t 1 n ~ I ht' \\ 1 Id fh.•tx>ls , 7-1 t>!l, Ill .I 1-!~IOll that ".1~n ·l rh'.111\ .1:-. c!ost' a:> the final ~t·tirt> md1catt•:.- Co:-. t J -'1 •'"·' play-; \i,H'l'Y. ~1 7~ i i \\tnOl'r over El -'ltldc11.1 1n OV<"r· time. at 7 tonight In the champ10n~h1µ -.t·m1f1nals al Oran:!t' l1 1gh Than"~ ltl \l 1 lll'r'o..; :-h ,, u l l " g I h l' 6 :I I ~ J ltn llJr l' l' 11 l l' I' h It 0 n !il'VC'n o f l'lght 111 lht.' tturcl q11~1rtt'r ~11ul to s har p frt•t• thro" at'l'llr:tl'V in the fourt h Jh'rtod .. tlll' ;\lust:1ng:-ll·d i I .>~. "ith 2.25 to I'(<' F1n<!ll~ t.1k1n;.! :1Ch.1n t.t j:!(' of l'<•st.1 'll-sa l111·1111\ l'l'S ;1 nd lo lh1• 3bs~n<'t' 11r -'1 tlll'r .ind µu~1r<l (i ~•r) Spink. l)()th 11f \\ hnm had fo11!1•d out lhl' Hl•l1t•h :-l'tttNI 17 potnh 111 tht' f111..1! two m 1n11 l t•.... h 11 t n \' \ 1• r "t•nou:-1 ~ l' h .1 ! It. n g l'd the ~ll I ;11lj.!S A <-tuall\. Cn,t.1 '.\1t>:-.a, f1 '.!. ha 'ti l h 1· g a ml' wrappt>d up lalt' tn thl' lhrrd qu ~H ll'r l.t.'ad111g 11111~ 38 3~ .1l halftime, lhl' \lu ... tanl!" 1·11n1W<'l1•d un !' of JI tn thl' thmJ period and "twn Miller hit a l6-fo1>tPr with t ·28 ll'ft. ro:-t:• :\k::..:1 \\Cnt .lht'Jd, 511 1 I ~lllt•r. '\\ho Sl'()rt•d 27 pornb, p1rkC'd llf) his fourt h foul l:itt• in thl' lh1rd p~111•d and tl1dn l rl'lurn ltrtltl mid \\J~ t hrou g h th e f o u r t h quarter Withou t M i ller . the Mustangs were hurting on the boards but were deadly at the free throw line. sinking 16 of 19 in the fourth q uarter when Savanna was forced to foul after Costa :\ie:;a went int o a stall with G.10 lt>ft. Tak ing cra1y s hots and continua lly fast break- mg, the Rebels on ly hJl 25 o f 6 4 w h i l e' t he.· :\l us tan gs \\ orkl'd 1 lw ball i ns idc.· S.I\· ~ nnJ · s l 2-2 zone, sinking 25 of ·18 B1t•\ Mdl~r IC.•l•Y ()m.1n Sc>•n~ 01'.trl l=N.'hJtld l<ttah Coit• Mu• 11' I 111 It • " " ~ 0 h 1 f) 1 0 1~ 1• ~or~ by 0..•rttrs CO\ld MI'\• I\ /I 18 Sod•anM JO n H Tri tons, Uni Fall Ip IJ ,, 1 ,. 8 8 7 I• 18 I• 21 o'I Sa n C l eme nlc 's Tritons a nd University's Troja n s ha ve been knorkl'd out of the c ham- p1onsh1p rounds of the K:itC'!l a and C h ino b.1:;kclba!l tournam ents mowing ;1 27-13 lead Friday nighl. Stan 0t''.\1 :iggio's Tri!ons fell lo Lowt:>ll . 58-51 al K atella ll igh . San Clemente will m eet Long Reach Wilscin in the con- solat1on st>mifinals al 4 ~cind~y . Chino brokl· open a do~~ game lettt' in the fourth quarter . defeating John Drisrol I's T rojans. 68-61. The Trojans ph.1y ~ontcl ai r. a 60 ·43 IOst•r to La Canada, at 7:30 in consola tion action at Chino High tonight. S.11 Cltl'Mnle !Sil '" " l D 0 ,, .,..tlTtrvo "~",...."" ilo<>t'> • 0 1 I (\ I }'. •I • ti Los Al Results snerrv H•tl,.,.rk Hutc111n<1• NC<"IV Olo~r l)unllam f4<l••atll ' 0 q ' t pl J 0 1 7 0 1 1 0 II 11> 6 1 s q I 19 Tot•I\ 'I I ~ort'l>Y OV•l'lto M 1\\1M Vo•tO If 17 t.A P•<oltC• I] 11 t~ Pro Scores N•t•ONI Bukell>.lll A\\0(1.Mlon &ltenta '3 Cl•nla"O ·I t>troll tot Clucaoo8' Pfl•••O-lr:in•a 116, ButlA ~\ Mll#au,ttU, Wa•ll•'>OIOI' e1 &>"on1l1 ~nt• 1f~ Lo\ Anoe1n 104 Port •"" ~; Se•lllP'lll, Kanw~t•lt ~I A~rlcan 91\h l'l>•ll A~\OCo~toon New Vo•• 10s •,1 l')•J• int Sian Antor110t~1 CHtt"IY•""" \0/\ H.U IOMI Hoo., Ll•Qtl~ Mtnnt\Ot,. 1 WA0\1n;tnn t I•• bO\lnn 6 8UllAI 0 ' A!Janta • p, 11\l'lur'l" l . ' ,.,,y 1\l•n".l~r~dl ~tr(l•I Dp0 'o/W)W Lo~ .t.no1ees ' Ce 111orn1• l Los Alam1to• Anvth Fo, Frtd•Y Ctu r, lrult Fut Fl ltS T RACE HO ,a rl:I\ 01~ ~od~"' Pur~t' ~HOO. 1 ,, Ir F h1nQCP\1r1...-ue rRrcrw10' 180 •-O 'WI NICf!' 'f Now .....,,.,, J t llO 1111 Nott' N E1v W~l\Qn) 160 Torr~ •8 I• Scr••'~• 1 Kr•t klln l(at~v t 01d11mvw•f Bunny Hvnltr, lk~t <:..ouo-> U E ~•ct•, •·f'lylrua Clllc-tt1t M'd ~Hittl r Ho• l)otod S~.20 SE COH O RACE HO yard' f' or olO\ .llllow •n • Pur\e $1900 u1rtc,ry\ Ron _. (ctn<1'f 1r,,i1 td1 107!1 I "11 ,• 'ICl Nd\'Mh '' H-1tf0 "00 4 )() (,t4'VI Eldr 1 H .. n" I I 60 Tomt 711• Tl1tll0 RACE Anita Results For li'rld•Y Ctter •ttd "a,1 "ltSl A,ACf. l l •• m•ll'\ lyur o•"' •"Cl uo Cl•1m1nq P""" ~ K•~We•o "l"'AYI It 10 I «> I 110 no i~ PQUQll Pt a•" T o ro 1 Motr~f1M<n\t,..I IVl•~U • 10 Golel 8 nld l)~n., MMHI CIO~ !>cr•tCMd Slr&n4, 810 Al<ler H COND ••Ga h lurl'>nQ\ ,.,.., old tOlli .,,a QeldlnQ\ Allow..-t~\ Pv'11' 'I 0 ,000 S<Kt Flrt ti 01)1111 16 10 1 loO • 80 MA,.rl \ (Sl\otmekl'rl '00 l 10 ~ ... II For Tl'W \un IP1ncay1 I loO Time t O'H i l Al\O r•n Fir\! lll'turn W•I~,,, Hloll. HIOll!ly Capor Qull•OwQ T•r •\ttr, V•llalll Bl•" Ciold•n Pl'fflU , HI l•C•• Nos.c:relct-.1 Deity o..Me, t ltlfl9 •• , • .,,,,,, ~ s... fllre, fllllot l.tt1 2t fHl•D ••cg -• turlMOO\ 'r••f _. ,.,.,-., IUllH t>rtil on C.elotorn.a PwwMOOO """"''"""''I Toro I • 00 •IO l 40 H..,., T'lte IOe-r IMtwll'y) \II) lMl Vl(Al.-IPon<n l ,llO Tl,,_ I 10, I Al\O ft9n Tnel \ TM Mii-, ~ 1 C•llMr ~" MltlA\ Ml\ wfhA, "°"'' P••l:lf, fo\ummy Cle11 ...,.. llloY•ljp11t1ot• W••~•••C.u• • S<r•"'"'" M.ol • -"' ~,., DI•• ... atr111ct ..... , ' Po'1, C11 .,;,,, • lurt,,,..,,, , .,. .. Old ~>IO•ll (Oii\ tllO ll"IOon(j\ l'llrw...,, MAct IPl"Url ) 40 1 IJI 180 n..1C-H1m.,.1flN'•n•• /t/J IJtl Ryl""J Ke "" y I(..,""°" i I ' to flme I 00 '1 ,Attor•n Act Mll W•r A'"'"' ~'· .t.#1' Ooulll•• IP•n "'• Gt<n. ... I*, Oeoait J~. hl>I• 8td .... ~ .... , Scr•lclleel -Lllt't Hooe, J111t 1 ai..r. Fl li"TH •ACE -6 furlong\ 3 rtM okh •nel uo Clii•m •no Pur\t uo.ooo ~w ')t.,-np ll•m~rll• SO 310 160 ~.1,...n •SkonM!f ~ ol() l .0 N'IOrtPtl>Of l ~,_.l l10 Ser etc lled -El E \Dlnottto .• A•tnt;t•"'1 SD1f1t tree Fo•, PtlOI Pace, ""''d Pr<><. U IEu<I,., ti Hew St•mp .,.. T ltt•t,...11, H •d "' SO SIXTl111.t.CE l'bOul t ''> fuflor>Q\ °" tun l vear old\'"'" up Cl•\"''"" •llo•ance\ P\H\e i t 7 ,000 '>lrJ•\Ofl IPlncat l 7 20 Firl! &eO 'L•mDf'rt I Barrvaown IPleru> Ttfll~ I U l'IO Kr l ie llt\ SEVINTH 111.t.CE 1 1 'I•,,..,., ) .,.tr nlds end ul> Allow•nces. Pww i tl.000 0...rSl!r~CI 3 AO H O 1 AO )«I u o 100 151-0 .. 1 ~ttrPl'OtflDI ITorol "9cronalt!Jt' ICot•n0tlol Tim. t 4'H1S HOK•61CllH u AUt tl, > Onr S.r'IMI .... l· ~-. ,....,,,., INld lit SO. UOMTH •ACE • lurlonQ\ All _, Ht1n<l•<"I> p,,,,,. \,)(),000 .odf<J "-lo\ Vt<~ Hend•t•P wo. \~"Q<'•OI !>onQ tlemotrt W 11""'4r 1011..,•r~ I P •tiitM1ot ... ".''""' HO \C.t•lt ,,,, StoO HO HO \ 10 "' I Ml NINTH lt.t.t lE I t ~ mtl~ J ¥9•r Old\ ell<I uu Ct,.,,,. "O Pvf .. llO.OOO G•vt MT•,,,. IV•ldtt 1 ~ Mllltr II ~ 11 00 II 60 IMOf•l~\I I)., A II() Mon C..tl"•U 'C.,CleO.\ I 6 60 Ti"" t ... t s S<re tc...a My~ll<•I Men, tcl<t• Ill U 1 .. cte , T·Olwe·m Tl-.,_. •Mr IWllH,,..i.p,a.t.M. o'd\ Ml•tl•"' Pur\~ i 1100 l 1mit For LO'iff! l t I 'I 1) ~ I , It IW•lk"' 1S •0 8 60 ~' R')rl rtt I Ad•·• 11 ti) 5<or1 by Ov•l'ler\ ' '° Rotlinq Hiii• b I\ 11 S 00 !Mn Clemtnte 1' 11 10 14 \8 " ~· Lot10t D·•mond\ IR1<'1ar<h) ao TtmP 18 l6 FO\JllTH llACE JSO yards 1 yt.tr Old\ Allow•nc~ Pur\t MOOO. I mASu•elll•nQ t.-.Aorr1§ • l1m1I'\ llf9Md' fTrt•\Vf" J I mALuOy P .. ')•I T1,.. 11 /q •60 3'0 280 • ll() J '° J loO FtnH RACE •llO vards J Y1'•" olt:h arl<l up C.ld\\•lotd •llow•n<t' Pur..., 1Ml00 Tll• Mia ICar<lon I 6 •O ] olO ? "° IWl()IJ1nM•rv •A11,,,r1 l.?O l llO M1C~ty1Sun F10 .. tr 9dnksl 1 t.O T,,,... 10 18 SIXTH i..t.tE u o yafd\ 3 v.ar old\ 4nHkYh•k'f IWarl:ll l IO r1,.. nu U IEUCU, J·"•"t ( .. off Him ...S ~Mr"''""•••·"''"" sa SEVENTH •ACE 110 Yetlh J ~·r otcO & up ,Allow•n<t PvrM WOOD 819 81<1Qer 8•r ,..,.Ir, lO "° • 10 uo Go Our Go IWat\Of'tl • 4C> J OO ~ Mooftsll111tr (Tru 1urt ) 2.&0 TlrM -4S 10 E IGHTH •ACE lllO v.irds J-,.•r ota' t. vi> Cl.t1m1no Pur\e \I~ e.rFame flllclla rct\I •II() ) 10 l fO Ml!l lll\IOl\tllMorro• l ) 60 S llO Hy Ma1or ,t.lltn <T11ompwn I I olO TlrM -0 0 \S £X,ACTA Hl•r F1moe & .. ,..I MIMI, _.Id $142.00 NINTl1 R,AGE ~ y"'d\ S veer ottl\ I\ UP C1 .. 1m1no l>vr\~ l)100 SA ••nn•ll Cillo\ t 1Ctr001• I 1' 80 Sor OtO• IRlcr..rel•l Ni1tTr•1n (Cell) ,,,,.. -20'8 1 10 ~00 s 10 no uo .t. ~ & ~ ..,, •r.rt anel Charles e 91oofnq11ltt t nfry $J • XACT A ~~w•11t1•ll GMl1 & •S.r Dtc ... ,.Ml •l•l.SO u111vtrs•1r i.11 111 tt Jo""\On H•llora Po1r1tr 1111ec1vmonos Cron Woo<I EyVIOll How.It CaluD Tol•1$ 1 0 \ 0 4 0 s 0 l 0 I 0 ' 7 0 19 3 5<0f'• by o .... rton Unower~lly U I~ H Clllno I I 16 23 pl 0 t 7 l 1 , J l 0 IS IP 1 10 18 10 b 2 tO 0 3 bl Monarchs Roll LAS VEGAS-Mater Dei's Monarchs meet Bishop Gorman this af- ternoon in the second round of the Las Vegas Rancho ba s ketball tournament. The Monarchs easily advanced. routing Basic, 88-48, Friday afternoon. The score was lied at six with 3. 36 left in the first quarter but Mater Dei led. 24-12, at the end of the period. Mat•r 0.1 l•I ,, " I .t E••nt 8\ltlt r\ Oultr1e Sc'1uttr St•mM•I l(;iulmen M1ye• Gar<ll Galllty l<all'lllk• Llttollvt NoWV<•er Tot•ls 0 2 ' 4 3 , , 1 • 6 I l t 1 I) , , , 0 • 0 )f ,0 k-•·o... ........ Mele• Otl ,. t1 20 a.sit It I I 12 pt ~ 1 l s J ~ 'l , 0 l 0 0 l t '" " 1 l 11 6 8 u 1 2 • .. • • Lease Me reed es DPmonstrator sale! CALL US 'OR LEASE CONSUi. TA TION Mtrc•dt~·flt•rtt Housr n( l mpflrh IJ\t JI 2 I J/92 t ·8!i88 714/52J·?l50 • Alll>f•t•ln ~s ~,_ Nel\On OIJl•ll Rn~'°"' S;llly lotels ~a111nu ,. n 1 4 • 0 I t I 0 • • 1 • 0 0 0 IS " . ) . • u 2 I t • I 2 I , 1 0 tJ i1 Entries OCEAN AU TO L.t.t.'llN6. M80"" Paclf1< Co•'' 111911 ... ,, "•"llO" a..11, C•t1torn1• ,_ ... , °"""•· 11'00 Me~ WtJ, Mtrt,..ci.111tey, Calllornl•t02't1 Tilt• ~,..u I' t endU<ttlCI 'l>y an ln- Ol•ltlvtl R 99tf' DIMtblte Thlt ''•lemenl w•1 filed wtltl tht Collnt'f Cterlt of Orange (Ollllly °" DK ~r10,lt1J MALENA Dl!SIGN, I~ New ... ....,,1111e Of' Cott.,.,_.,., CAmi. Oon•ld Frtd Malena, I..., Nt w ~1,. 0#., Cosl• ,.,_.w, CA"'26 ~ 0oMa Kav MAleM, ..._,Hew Ha"*'"r• Or~ C:O.tt Mau. CA~ This l>UMnos la toflCl\Kltd illo'I' M .,,,_ Cllwl ... •I UO-..ICtyM.I~. Tiiis •lllelMftt •H Tli..t wfUI 1'19 COllfllY Cttrlt Of Or•n .. C-Wy O!' Martu !MI .. t1 ,_,_...,, CIMl'8MI f'.t. "'"t"9ttll:••·"'- "1111T ••cl -• tvrlOll9•· > .,.., ""* DK.mo..••· ms " 0 f1f tJ ot_, .... \IP Cl•lmlne. ~l'M VOOO • t 2• Ctelmlf!Q prtce \t0,000 -$9000, P\lbllMlff Orlfl9t eou 1 0111,.. Pl tot, ,..,., Br..,,,lllQ IJ91 tnd IUnltf eun1 .. Dtdtrtt k Holdt Coo• Werrtn Benner O.c.20,21, lt7Sl11dJa11,), IO, m • Publl\tted Or•,,.. ('oall o.lly Pl~, .e24-7S DK J\,21, 197Se110Jt11.), tO, ' f 0 , 1 f llulMll IL•mlltl'll J • SU•y TWiii ( Re,..1'91) "• 11S -------------1 ttlt 4'J.7S t ot••' • 0 \ 1 I 0 ,. , J 0 0 l 0 10 Score lly O\Nr1er1 s " ~yrut <Gonze1u 1 4 J OOla Tull IS•m,tnl O tO l<lliQtll Maktf (Htwl..,) t , Flett N•ll,.1'11 tlopu) l ) Howdy'~Klng !Plll(ty Jr,, o Sir &.oet (Toro I 1 •• tll "' llt. PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMINT' ofi A8ANDOHMlll'r O~THIUllOll< . fllCTITIOUS IUllNH$ NAMI! 61 Senor Etrnle COltverol Cretky Ptt1e !Campu s Ooublt S<l r11Kt (ltOH IHI Whlteroo (Men•) 116 lit 11• Ill 1i. 11S 111 0 1 tO " JI 120 11n..-SECOND R,ACE -Onemll• h H r old tllllH , Allowances Purse SI 1,000 The letlOWlllQ OtrlOn hH ~ tht u'lt of tM fl"ltlous buslntn namt THRE E WO RLDS CREST Re!ALT'Y', 1 .. '4 Bffch Blvd , Hunl lneton8eecll,CA'1Me Tiit Fl<llllous 8u1inan Nam• re- IMntOfee J•M tPattersonl 1 U Atl WHktnel ICeSpede\I 113 A\/l!IOrired ISltoemeaerl Ill Flett LHll 11'\fne I 11t Gtrl In LOvt <Toro I t 1' Los Al 0rw JO' ISemlllll) II I D•llSV Oo (H•wlol II) t m .t.O..rmrr <Ollv•ruJ 116 Mint Falla <L•mMrtl 113 Entries Tl1l •O •Atl! -1-1/16 mlleos. 2 yter old ,.,,.la•n colts e nd g.rlellngS. Pvrw $l500 Vtnture For Toeley H•rold Wllll•m Sttley. '202 ColbrfQOtn Or1ve, Hun11001on e..:11 CA'2 .... Tiiis bu$lnau wH toflducted b y an 1n- Olv1<1ue1 H•rola W ~ete'I' This Sl•letm'fll WU filed ""1111 tile Count\' (lrrk 01 Orange County on Otcember t•, ttlS .. ,..It Pvbllslltt<I Ore n;e Coot Oafty 1'1IOI Oec.20, 27, 191SendJ•n l , I0, 1•1• olnt1S FIRST •ACE -3SO yarels 1 w ar 011:11 C•lot IHtl:I c1alm1ng. Puru \:1100 c111m1no prl<e '4SOO S,,.mrock B•v !How.rd) l t8 Gordv TM Gru l IH•wlevl 1 t8 Installment Buver (Pierce t 118 Pll BLIC NOTICE Diamant~ Ct1•rQe ICltrol~I Bla<k CV" ITreeet) O\lr>e'\ A\ltrl\ll \RICll•rd\) [4Qle D~nt:u CC•ll I L1noa1aav 1CM001.i l !.N111QlllQ Slim !M11eu Lddy La Crem& t B•nk. \I You Bel SPIJtorodn IWtrdl 1-tc,1e Count (Har l I in C"f~talW•l~r (Sfl0tm••er) 118 ~ICTITIO\JSaUStNIEU t19 Best HOii:! (~nal t ie NAME STATEMl!HT 119 StrAluanoertPtnc•vJ r I 111 T11tfot10 .. 1119-rtons tredOl""buSI 171 StS1YoulRamirez) 118 ~ .... 1 ~ • s 1 neu es: ,:~ Pr1vatt 319na1< mllh 118 M OAVID PAUL &ASSOCIATES, tt9 '°VRTH R,ACE -6 1ur1ongs, 2 1200 Nortll ~In Strett, S<lnt• II.roe, tn V1tlr old md1Cltn Ill lies. Purn SbflOO, Celllornla q)l01 119 Popeorn Prince\\ <Olfvarh l tl7 Wlls'11re Center O.vtlopmtnt Co . 122 C"sll"OCouch I Hawley) 111 n:l Wll\lllrt Bovlev41rd No, 't'IU, Soronta Delli Flloht IMene) 111 Monica, c..tlllornl• '°'01 !>ECO NO RACIE H O yul:I\ 1 yNr R•y Cet<Mr (Howard) 111 M. Oe\lld Pevl, 10l6 A"nlo PloK8, Copa D'Or IValdetl 111 Los M~le\, Calltornta nlds & up Cla1n11n9 Pur\e Sl'IOO s-el 8ubl>le\ •Gontaltrl 112 Georoe 8erostrom, IU36 l'arlln Clt11m1no pr IC<' nooo L11tlc· Jo<J11u1n I Ada" I F1ule N Bright IB.in,, I RtQ~\1 Llt\lt' Sar !Ward) ElabbO \ F1r\t <CardoH I S.QO Troublf' <Brook>) 0141Cnc'1 tLlpn•ml lur1'' Reb !Mor"'' llQ G.lvw•n !Toro! 111 St.-.el, LosA119etn, Cellfornl•'IOOol' 111 Chqulill ( Roia1es) 111 Tn1s bU'•nl'U 1\ conduc t~d 'l>y a 11m1I in Divine 84!rnoce 111 ed s>ar1Mr\l>l1> 1'2 Helt Holaroou' I Pierce I 111 M Oavod P•ul t.'1 RedSol'IMI IP•nc•r J•) 111 General Partner 177 DlitanlO"-tn lRamlrtz) 117 This ~••ternent wu 1111'<1 w1lh Ille 112 .t.1>0 Ell9lllle County Clerk ot Ora noe County Oil Al•la. 1toro1 111 Dtcemt>er 12, 197S Tl11RO RACE •00 yMch 1 V<'Jr r:i.Myoown ISlloemaker l 111 li'SOIDS Go\11 tP1nco Jr J 111 Publlsl\.cl Oran9t Coasl Otoly Piiot. Old maol:ll'll\ (,.1m1no Pu"e \1100 ClaomonQ price '6SOO Trina \ Run•way ICi<'\\el 1 Ouphcat• l•d tOan~\I Wontor w inos ICrtaoer 1 0.recl Fleet IWel<hl Vol• For Pallto IKnot;tllt I Mi Villot IMylt\I M.l., Ron. 1Gu1nol Iii l'er1orman<~ 1Careln1a I K•noNeptu"" Bar\ I Brook\) wt Ila Moon 1 Gar ta I ti~ 111 11• 111 in 119 m "' 112 IU FOURTH RACE 870 yard\ ly~dr old\ & up c1111m1110 Pur\t> ~:m c1a1m1no oroce \JOOO o;.nguone i Jel IMyll'• I Havo Good Dav IC.&rtA I ""-bel Gollmlt I Add Ir) OM Tht Hou\• IWMd) E4rley Cna rt;tt (Hurt) C.roovv Grumpy (K"IOllU SYnn Ro•k tCordot• 1 in llO 110 •n 11q tt~ 111 li'll'TH •.t.CE •OO yard\ J YN• old\& up Allowance Purs~ i6000 CN••l•rtOu\ IRamtrel l It/ Otct'm~r 17, IOS and Janu.11y l 10. t1, 1'7t. ~'lOHS Fll'TM RACE 6 lurlO"CJ\ J '(tllr PUBLIC NOTICE old~ anmaker I Btn\adrum IH4w 1e ~I Kurt Tll• Native cp,...,cay Jr ) RounclNumber\ •lo~ll Sporllno Goo<l\ Torol EA1>rittsion I Mena 1 "~ SUPERIOR COURT OF THE U:' STATE OF CALI FORHIA f'Olf 111 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE ti" Ho. A·IHU t18 I E\t•lt nt EDNA L OE WOLFE .ika lit EON.A OE WOLFE Ol'co\td Ill NOTICE IS HEREBY G1vCN to ll>t 118 crt'<l1tor• ol tilt' ilbo•• nd,,,..d "'""~"' 118 ttldt all per\on\ M••no naom1o d'l·""'I SIXTl1 lt.t.CE On,. mt11• l Yf'o• th<! •aod d<'<f'<ltnl Mt ••Qvirl'tm. w•ll• tt1e nttt ,\arv •tJUCl'I\'". on lht ollltt ol lhr c le•~ ol lh~ abOvt en lttlt11o~m""' r 1 O rclnu\ ICe\pede\ I A·BICJ Saner llope11 Knaltd Royal !Mena I HOll:llno Palttrn I Pone av Jo A·Gollell<> I Lopez I 01abolo I Hawley) BuOCly Pl"' Dee (Adillrl R~~I K•v IWaUOnl Bold Talent 'Pier<e I '1' A· TH Ht'ard tra•n•d Mt•• 11' I 1 l nl'Ce'!.\•ry vouClltr\, to lht undH\lt;IMO 111 at Ill• Olltet o t TH OMAS W 114 HENDERSON, JR AllorMV di Law, ttA JSO E•\I 11111 Strut, \u.tr 111, Co\ta "' Me••. Calilornlo) 91~21. w"''" I\ 11'1(! t t4 place OI bU••nt\\ of lht Undef\oonNI on 11\ dll mall~•\ ~rta1n1no lo th•~''"'~ of 116 1,ata .,..Ct'l:IMt, w1t111n tour month\ alter th~ t.rst PVbUtat1on of ttH\ not1c• ~rl:I\ Anti le lie" lltl>h"'TI I l won J<>I (Trta\ure I Tr.pl~ 91>al I Elenk\) Mt\\ P1t;1 PIO IMYlt•I 111 SEVENTH RACE -One mol• :~~ F111ln •NI mare\. 1 vear 0101. ano up pQ AllO#IJnlt\ Puf\t' \11,000 Rancho Jon ate 0.lt'CI Ofo(MTlber l 191\ BETT'Y' J EAN RE!'.CHER E •tcutrt• Of Ille Woll of t'I~ llbO•• 11.im•d o•crc)o nt THOMASW. HEHOEIUOH. J R l•S .t.tt .. .,.yat uw Sl)CTH RACE S•Q yHl1\ \ Y'"" Re al:ly To Run Toro! Mt\\ C...t.o<lo IVdldt'll RtPDlflQ tShOt'maker I Tlf Toi IC<>ntalt't 1 Prlnctn Ra111tMena1 ''~ lSO EHi 17111 Stretl Old\ & UP AllowAn(t Pur\e \/WO P•1>1>4" Lc'I\' IM ylt\I Rt~I Bano (H•rt1 J?t Ful•"' tlrl"'<el Roman O.-v1l IL1pnem1 Pa11n Gold <Cardora l Moboll' Du\IH •Warl:l I lluo • LOO• !Call I Proud Po\\U\tOn <B•ool<\I F etl \Dupe <Knoont 1 11q 111 119 ''° 11q m 11> tt7 111 l 111den Princes\ IP1nC<1y Jr 1 Stlt'flt Key ISem••nl MllH llC Strt'rt IH•wlty 1 11• Su.It 111 110 Costl MtH , (A O•ll tu Tel. 11141 we nu t11 l.t.ttonttYlwErecutrl• IO'I Pvb11\nea Oran11e Co11\t Od·•• P1101 I" Oocem~r6. tJ 20, 17, 1.,\ '6:1'1 1) PUBUC NOTICE SEVENTH RACE f nt> yart'I<. l EIGHTH 11.t.CE -I'• m.loonturl l yffr OICIS all<I up Hilndl<•P P\Jr.,., S.0.000 adelf<I Gross MS,350 To won- ""r '11.150. s~cond '8000, tlltrl:I SliOOO. Four111 '3000, F11tll \ 1000 San Gabriel l\alld1up. HOTttE TO CREOITORS SUPERIOR COURT 0 1' THE STATE OFC,ALIFORNJ,AFOR I 'f"'olr OIO\ & up Allow•nct P\ir .. .f\nnollflcer IAhartzl tt8 Tl1ECOUNTYOFOR.t.HGE \8000 nw N'IOntt'rtV Bev AllKlllC !Blnhl Vim Anl:I VoQOr ITretsurr I Three Lil IMorroy," 1 Miu Suoar Copy IAClalrl ~er s..~ (Cruotrl Pair Di Oou IClt11•~ I S.u oon <Cespel:ltsl 117 Rock ol,A~slMt"al 171 A·EI Rty ( Plerct> 119 A·Rlot In Paro\ ISlloemUtr I 17• 4-Cr11mbs IShotmak~r I 111 Goldtfl Ooc Rav (Oll•art\I 12' El Pltlrre (P•ncav Jr > Copper Mel (Toro I I ti No A·IS•10 t1e E\l•le of VIOLET MA RV LUNO'Y', 113 C>CH\l'C! EIGHTH RACE NIO Ydf0\ '3Vl'M Antique (Valdez I 114 NOTICE IS HE RF.BY Gil/EN lo tlte t tl <•,.<Mor\ or Inf' abOvr nal'Tlt'd dec~t 111 that .lll ~r\OM llAvono claim\ ,)<)(llMI t IS the sal'1 aec~enl Me rtQvorC'd to 1111' II s them, wllll the ntcts1ar y •011<11ers, In II l '"" ottlr ~ ot '"" f l•n ol thP abOw en 111 tlllro co1.1r1, O• lo D•Henl lllem, w<tll '"" Qlds & vp Clalm1no Pur\e ~200 Cle lmt119 or Ice UOOO M6ndella (Hu ll llQ Zantlle (Hawley I A C WlllU•n9n•m tralntl:I en Irv I vnnCee IL1r;inaml RoanMambO I Brooks 1 Ovn.'IQO~e f Bank• I 01 Da" tMorro\I nec.esi.arv vouchtr\, lo Ille undfor~•Ql'Cd al t ilt olllc e ol E OMON 0 RALPH ANDERSON. JR. Allornev •I Law 17'Hl HMl>or Ol•CI Suol~ 110, Co\la Mew. C•llforn1a 'n616, w111ch t\ '"" 11' NINTH A,ACE -1 t t6 mol~ l llO ye•r Ol<IS encl up. Allowence~ Pur..e 111 i u .ooo 11 J 1>la<t ot Ou\lnt\S of 1ne undrr\I~ 1n 111 •II mailers ~rt.tlfllno to 1111• •"Ml' ol tt) \aid <ll'ce<lt'nl w1tll1n lour months aller 118 tile llr\I publl< •tlon ot lllh no1tu s.1ent TrutMent IGarrel t<n1ql'lt ()I Glory (Cardo1.i I 0or111v·s Pall~o 1Ad6tr 1 122 Fr&on<ll'N OarinQ IOlivart\ l 120 Mon'ar•t ( Pl<Xa' Jr l 120 Svn<IM Knlont IMtnal 11q Pr1n<e M1stv IL~onerd> PO-rOi F11011t ITorol Ill O.ttdOe<embtr 7, 1'1S ttJ MABLE FRANCES LUNDY NINTH RACE •OO Yara\ ] Y~•· old\ Cla1,,,1nt;1 Purst \l'IOO Cta•m•no prl(l'\4000 919 Ero• IM1tcn.t1l , .. T ••e A &rode ISl'lotmak~r I Sll~rsOI GlaH IH4wtey I Tht Scotsm.tn ILambtrll 1 t) Al:lmln1stratr1• ol '"" E\l.ttf' 114 oltlle •'l>Ove na mP!l decedent 0111 .. El Toro <Crt•~' I iuurt 's CIO#n IStr•uHl s., A Pr•v•r IBenk\l Corel~ Ftvt" (Richard\) No S.dSonQI IH•r11 toallra1n IA"""' 1"1nqOTt1t Clo.a 1wardl ::: Basketball EOMOND llALP11 ,ANOERSON,J•. ~"°""Yet Uw 1"0 Harbor Blvd. ~l•JIO O.SIAI Mew, CA. t26J6 Te4: 0141 •""0GO Mr Bo tTrPuur~) 111 )tq 172 11Q t19 Rustlers Play RIVERSIDE-Golden West College's bas ket- ball te am gets back into a{'t ion tonig ht, facing Barstow College at 7 o'clock in the opening round of the Riverside wntunglon 69, Flortda St s.e M1nnewt• 86. ~nn St 70 Mlssou•l It. OklellOma St I~ ~Vada I Las VtQIU) 101' Ut.in90 Northwt\ltrn 11, Orroon SI. 67 lfl<ll•n.t 106 Cotu'llbla H Manhett•n61, SI Bo...,aventu~6S St Jo!ln'H7, Tempie s• Att9ntey to.. Admlt1l1tr•lrlc Publlshtd Or•nge Coa st Oally Ptlol, Oeomller4, IJ,70,'7, 1'1) f636.7S P UBLIC NOTICE Rtal Mal:lrtd (Speonl UO, AriZOfllJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS SI •S TunA&M It, Seal lie 61 SUPE•IOR COURT OF THE WatteFort\t t07, St Joseoh\, Pa.e3 STATIE OF CALI FO•Ht.t. FOR OuktlS, Aoburn 1' Tl1E COUNTY OF ORANGE USF 60, Nlaodr• SI Ho. A·ISOSS Crt1Qlllonb8,Buttt r 67 E state ot J it.MES E . SEXTON CJP,ceaM.'CI KensnSt Bl , IOw.t St OI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to 1~ Wlcl'lftt Sl M, TCU 6S '"' Soutll ce~ollM ~S. VIiianova 86 creditors of the &ll<>ve namPd dect~nt Wtber SI IS, !IV\ltn Pea, I? lht\I Ill per\on\ havon11 t latm\ o}<}dtf\\I Loulivlll~ 10!>, Kt'nluckv St 93 IM \ala dtc~dent MC' rl'llvortct to 111., Nor111 CA•ollna St I 10, w K•ntucky '"'m, wltll 1111' nect S\M1' •ouc""" on 91 '"' om c., ol Ille r ler~ 01 tht abow "" -----------------------------• tlllecl courl, or lo pre<.l'nt ,,,..m, wtlll 111 .. r~usury vouctlers, 10 tile un<Mr~•!l"ecl CC tourney. Mercedes-Benz Good Service At 11ur Jc.1lc:r,h1p, rhc m.111 "h1> , .... n ~' .. Vt lUr M l'1• t.:Jl·,·Rcm ".1 '>l'f'\-1( t• 'f'\ 1.1,1IM, he~ 111-.(. j.'\H,I ~ l\'tll' '' rl11· best "ow111.1 pmtt·l.lu•n""'" ~1111\lo M lsslon Viejo Imports ,.,. ""''° • •Y •• •~••r ..... _ v .. io 831-1740 •t tllp o ff ice ol T R E OWAY BRANOMEYEll & W.f\11 0. Attorney; atUlw, llStOS Down"" ll•t ,Oownev. CAlltornl• 'I07'1, wh•Cll h tile l)IClte of bu\irwn of lllt underslo,,.., In all ,,.,.,. Ito PtrU!lnlno lo tile nllte of said ct.- cedenl, w11hln lour mont'1s •11'1' rrw fl"t publlt•tlon of 111is notice. Otltil Otcem~r 10, t97S. KIRI( T. SEXTON Al:lmlnlstr•torot Ille Est•1e of t!lf •'l>Ove ,,.m~ Clt<tdt>nt. T•EOWA'Y', 8R,ANDMEYEll & W.t.ltD .t.tt""rtt's •I Law IUM S. Dt•M 'I' ,Aft. DtwM-t. CA. ttlo Tel: UUI fU.S4JS Attlll'fttf'I t.r Adflllnlrtfller Pllbllshed 0rllfl9ll Coast Delly Pilot Otc. 13, 20, '7, 197S, anci Jen 3, tt76 ' •n..1s PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC• TO c••DtTOltS IUPl•IOll COU•TOll< THE STA fl 0 11' CALlf'O•Nl,A l"Oll THICOUNTYOf'ORAHOR ..... ..,.., E1tat1 of LllltM~ F 8 ERSVO.. Ilea LILLIAN FLORENCE 8 ERSUO., Oe<ffMd NOT ICE 1$ H6111!8Y GIVEN to ttte crecmon of tht •Mve fltmtd-. dtf'll lflat 111 1111..-~vi 119 ctlll""' ._..,,.. tM M id 0tct0tnt ere ~l"fd lie lllem, wll ll '"' nt(UHry ltt~. In tM Olllu or tht t ltl"lt of..,. tllove enltlled <Ollrt, or 10 ,,,.._. fNm, with ttlt ,..<Ht.,y _,...., 10 tllt ulll:l•"IOll•d •t tllfl olllco of lltOOERICK BETMEA, Altomey 11 vw, !00 NewPOrt Cent•r Orlw ~I• t20 N--1 8eec:ll, C.A '1..0, "'°"'OI I• Iha piece of llll'llneu of Ille ullctenlONd In ett 1'1'1811tfl per11l11lfl0 to 111~ Mtt tt OI wtd <M<tdtflt, w1111111 four l'TIOtllm 11ttff t!lt tir\I oubll<•llOll of thl• tlOll<e. O.tett O.ttmi.r ,, 1t H J()M N ROOE R M\JllER Executer of IM Wiii M IM •llOve ,,.,,,.,. ~ llOOl•ICJC 81Tl11A ....,_y.tuw •...,.,...,. CetNr Dtl"' .... ,,. ............... CA. ftMt .,...:014) ...... , .. ....,,..., * lllK.-t ... P\JllllPIM Or~ Cffst Ooll'I' Ptlot, 01cem0er .. 13, JO, 11, ms "6.l~IS . -. PUBLIC N011CE NOTICtlTOC••DITOlt5 SUP l•IOlt QOU•TOf' tHll STATI OPCA\,J ... OllNIA '°" TH I COUNTY Ofl OllA•OI! .... A·~) EsteteofMAURINE T OEWOt.FE, 1111 MAUlltN E T. OE WOLP E BROWN. Otcet M>l:I. NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN lo IN! credit°" ol Ille above n•rned ~I tht\I ... pel'WM NVl"9 ctelms ttOtt(MI Ille w ld deo denl .,. '94Uired lo file tllern. wUh llte necuur' voucl'le~. •n tht otll<e ot Ille cltrk ol IM •bow tn· lolled court, or to preWllt tlttm. wft!I ttw ntc.sw ry vouchlrs, to Ille~""*' et t i.e ott lce of THOMAS W. HENDERSON, JR • .Attorney al Law, l SO E•sl 17111 Strett. Sulle 111, Cosl• Mtw. Cellfornla, tU21, wlllctt ts tllt pl~• of business of llte ul!OtrJiined In •II n.atters oertelnlno 10 Ille Ht.it flf w ld cttudtnt, wllllln four months lfler tN first publlc1t101101 lllls noc1ot. O.lt'ort 11ameel Cltce(ttflC. THOMASW. "ENDERSON, JR. .t.-r •tUW »I Uat Htfl StrMI Suitt 111 Ciosla MtW, CA. '2'27 Tel: 0141 S41-'7S6 ,Attot11ty tor E11tcutrla/Admllllslratrlll , Publlshtd Ora noe Cou1 O•llv Pilot, o.umber 6, ll, 20. 27, l'llS •~7S PUBLIC NOTICE MOTi CE TO c•I! DITORS SUPE•IO" COU•TOFTHE STATE 01' CALIFO•NIA "°" THE COUNTY 01' O•ANGE No. A·HSJ7 Estate ol R4LPH E. FELKER, atoa RALPH EOW,A R O FELKER, ato• RALPH EDWARD FELKER, SR .• ()e(U\td NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN tollll' crtd1tors of tilt el>ove n•med O.Cedent 11111 all per'°ns 11av1119 ctalms ..,.'""' l!lf sa•d dtc.e<ltnt are r~11uirt'rew"t 11\em, wlt11ti. ""'n\ary vouc'1trs, lo 1'1• unell'r\t'71ed H tile otlocoe ol ROBl!RT l . HUMPHREYS. Attorney at Law, 881 Do.er Orlvt' Suitt' JJ, Newport Beacll, Callfornla '1166.J. wlllc'1 h tl'lt' 1)1oKe of bUWlll!SS ol tl'M' undt rsogneel '" all fTldl· lers perta1n1ng to 111e t\tate of '>llld .,.._ ~""""'· w11111n tour month• after tnu lirst PU'l>llclation ol '"''notice. Oatvd Oecembt•• 2. l~IS. RALPH E OWARO FELKER, JR E aecutor or '"" Will ot Ille ab<>ve named l:lt:Ct:Clenl. •OllERT L ... UMPHREY$ Alterrte' •I UW •1 Oo'Wtr Orlvt Slllle" Hewpor1 llu~'1, CA t 26U Ttt· (7141 MS-JltO ,Att.nle' tor EH cuter Publo\/lt'<I Orange Coa\I 0•11• Pilot, December 6, U, 20, 11, t9H •1131·1~ P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO C•EOITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Sl,ATE OF CALIFORNl ,A FOA TH E COUNTY OF ORANGE Ho. A·•S4tl E1olal~ ot ADELE L RANAHAN.a~.t AOELE LONG RANAHAN. pre111-01.,- •nown .J• ADELE L FOSTVEOT, oll.• AOEl E LONG FOSTVEOT, Ofoceit\l'd NOTICE IS HEREB'Y' GIVEN 10 '"' crt01tOf\ ot t!lf abo•t namtd "'" eoo·nt .,.,., dtl ~r~On\ hdVIOQ Ctittm \ ~1n· t tile w ld dt<f<lenl a~e reQulr...S to "'" tr.em, with ,,.,.. Mcr•~ry 11ou<1,.r1, in '"" mllce ot Ille c le•~ of lhr at>Ove en· t•lltO courl, or 10 1>r.,sen1111em, with 111e nl'C~\Sary vouc,,..r\, to Ill~ undtrslt;tn~ al ,,,. olflce ol EDWARD H STONE. A.llorn~y at Lew. blO Newoor1 C..nlt'r Orlv~ Suite 'l•O. Ne w port 8eo1c11, C•hlornoa 97"60, wllich •S tile pt.Kr ot bU'\1ntl• ot Ille undtH\IQne<l In dll m .. 1. Irr\ perlaon1nq to tile P\l31e QI .. Id ell"· cedenl, wlth•n four monlll\ alter tlw' '"'' ou'l>l•tallon ol 11\•s nollce. O.ltd Oectmtw>r to, t'7S CROCl(ER NATIONAL BANK Eu culor ot Ille Wilt of tl>t at>c>v<' n•meel d<'ccek!nt EOW,ARO H. SlONE Att0tntY41 uw, 610Hewpor1 Ctnter Orin SUrlt..O .... por1 ki<ll, ~Jitornt•tl"° Att-y t~ Executor PubltShf<I OranQt Co.i\l O••IV 1'11ot Ol'c 1l,20,17, 191SandJan 3, 1976' ' 47ls.IS P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF AEAL PlltOPERTY Al PRIVATE SALE No. A10S71 In Ille SUDtrlor Court ot Ille Slate al C.1ttornlo lor llltCountyol Orange In tllt Matttr o l lhe E1i.1t of CLARENCE H UBERT MELTON 0.ctaWd. ' NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN t"'1t '"" unde~lonl'd woll \ell ill Pl'lvat,. ~It. tothtll1onest and btst bl~. su1>- 1ec1 10 conlttmatlMO of said Sul>erlo<' Courl, on or a lter Ille Sii\ day of January, tq76, al the olllce of PATl 1 KARGER, !lllorney al Law, SOS Jotll Slr°'t, Newporl Beach, Californl.i COullly ot Or1nge, Stale of C.llforn•~ all '"" flQllt. l1lle ancl 1ntt re\t ot said dtva~lld al the 111'1'111! 01 dea111 .,,., a111,,,. nglll, ltltt4nd ontere\t lllal '"'~•leof \a id Clecee~ed llas •cqulr4!d by -•tloon or tew or olher1o111~ otlltr N n or In •ddlllon lo tll•t of said dt· co sed. at ""' time ol duth, '" •ntl ro .i1111e cerla1n re at proper1y sllll.Jted 111 Ille Counly of Or.i119 •, Stale of c.auromle, pertlcuttrly CltscrltieO es foll~. to-wit· SUPPLEME NTALSCHEO~I II llt'fl'I l of Sc!ledule "8" of the In· wntory •llO AppralM,,,.nt llled herein on March I•, t•7t t OMlsts ol re.i pro- per! y •1>9 r al Md •I S200,000 00. Pursuant lo P•rc•I Map Ho. m . dtled JUl'I' IS, 191•, City ot Sarti• Ane. CAlllor111a, seld real prot)er1y •n divided lnlo 11\fff separ•t• PMUIS.. Clfs.c:robtd end r•·•PPrelwd, H fol'-: 1. Puul I es per map recorded In 8oolt n , P.a91 2 of P.,cel MaPI In Ille ottitt' ot tile County Rtecwdtr of Or111199 COunty, CAlllOr"I•, commonl'I' kflOWll ., 1101 W. Edln9er Avenue, $11111• Antt, Cahlor111e. J, P•rcel ' H ~· meo reconltd 111 8ootf Tl, Pa91 , "' P•rcet MAPI In ll'le flfllceot tile County RecorOtrofOt~ Co<Jnty, Cet1for111a 011 Fa frvltw Slreet. awoxlmtt•ly 1t6 IHI Nor111 ot EO. lnott Avtlll.,., S.nla Ana, Callloml•. i. Paro• 1 os per rn.p recorded 111 8oolt 2, P•QO 17 of Perul MAIM Ill "- otflce of t.1141 Coulll'I' R1cordtro40r.,. County, C111for11la Improved with oe•ll,.. 11111119 ttallon tt N«tt\4111 corntr ot l!d lnoer Avon11e 111111 Fairview StrMt, &e11t1 .Alie, c:.llfwlllt. Terms of w le cull 111 lewful ""'"'Y of IN \Jllll9CI SlllH en ~l'lflffl\tltlon « Utt, or P•rl ce sn and ti.t•"c• fYICltnced by (IOI• i.tevrtlCI by initrt.-oa ~ Trv\I Dtff Ot1 the proptr1y •toll!. Ten peru11t of amovnl 1110 to lit dt- por.lltd#l 111 bid. l!llds «Olfers to be 1n-lllne8"dwlt1 tit rt<el.,.d •t tlltl •lor1111Jd Milot et ettv time •It•• Ille fir\! l)Utllfulltw\ ""l'90t and belo,.. <S;tte ot ul• Oeted 11111 Urd Clay of Dtlurrlbtr, ,,,~ Ulwrtll(t H MtltOft O.vldO MeltDl'I •amlnhtretor•wltM,...wfn I ~"1.-.doftMWllloN •h1ttt0h•ld Dec•~ ' • WALTI• MONARCH Hf PAnlKA•Olll ... N. YIM, hlte ltU letllJWMd, C.llfffftl• '°'" A~ fer Ml• AllMlfllltnf!Ww . .t ....... WllNi..-nt "'l:l'IW!H Or•noe Co•" Dally fllll!C. O.ttmbor a., t7, I•" 1110 JM, a, 1m ,.,.,, '· • > , .. { I ,, • Summit Meeting· Looking remarkably like the characters they play -Gen . Douglas MacArthur and President Harry Truman ~ actors Henry Fonda (left) and E.G. Marshall re-enact the famous Wake Island meeting between the pair during the Korean War for a . TV special, "Collision Course," to air on Jan. 4. L'1'i!::m~rammaiwn~~-~-"''t"'~·,,, ~onight'~ '' • TV Highlights NBC 9 . 9:00 -"The Seventh Dawn." William Holden stars as an American who stays on in May lay a after World War II to bat- tle Communist terrorists in this 1964 movie with Susannah York and Capucine. CBS tJ 11 : 30 -·'The Naked and the Dead." One of the sneen's classic war mov- ies, this 1958 drama feature.s Cliff Robertson, Raymond Massey, Aldo Ray, Joey Bishop and Richard Ja(j!ckel. ABC ·f'I 11 :30 -"The Young Phftadelphians." Paul Newman and Barbara Rush head the cast of this 1959 drama with Alexis Smith, Brian Keith and Diane Brewster. TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening DECEMBER 27 0 l.Hen Buhtbllt ukers vs. Seattle Supmon1cs. @ Hff Haw fJ S.tlud•J Nlc!tt Witll Howard Cosell 0 Mlnloa $ Movlt: (Cl (Zhr) "Car· bint WIH11111s" (dra) '52 -James 4:00 ·o Childm'• Fiiia f'tstlnl Stewart. W1ndeH CA!r•f.· O Mtvie: "\Ms of A 8e1111l la1t· 1D HOLIDAY HA HAS Cltr" (•It'll '3S-G11y Cooptr. *ON HEE HAW TONITE! 0 Wtl• Wtc1d I It HI U) Mlaltll: IMpossiblt c!~ae w ij) II TaMI A Tllltf Spanish Movie ti Hllllit .., Sbow Mowlt: (Ziii) "The Trmure of llj 'orttf Wa(Olltr rra Madre" (dra) '48 -Humph· @(I) f'lt Albert rey Bocart. Walter Huston. ED 8-" Beat I Great ,er101111111e11 (R) I (I)) Fritllds tf Mao Super Show futMI SOcar Japanue l.1n1ua1e P101ra ms MiSliff: IMpmible 1:30 v.a of Acricllllllre O WHAT'S UP DOC? THE 4:33 6 Dlls1J's Tmhouse * NEW DODGE ASPEN. ~ :.:!: Ttllllis IT'S UNBELIEVABLE. @ CD W11~111 Brotlltn O UL CV CU Doc Q~ Nnllwille on tllt Road 9:00 Eti ~titof~ Journal 8 SEE THE LATEST ON <~(I)) NFt Same or the Wetk * MARY TYLER MOORE. W Cor911a Ntw NEW DODGE ASPEN. 5:00 f) Newstnaktts ~tr" '3' ra" Mary T"'·r Moore (!) Uttlt RIKlls -.u; uu ~ 1~ 0 Movie: (C) "Piriocdlio in Outer ;~j @®l ID H B c Saturday Space" (1965)-fulHen&lh animated Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Smntll film. HI 0 Wild Yf~d West Dawn" (dr.) (R) '64-W1ll1<1m o · @ News dtn, ~puc1ne. Suunnah York. m Movie: "lack to htm" (d11) 0 (~ OO>@ CD S.W.A.T. rn . lit "lltry m (~ 801inc r rom the OfJJnpic Soul T11h1 @Come Alive 123 film feature W benlnf 1t Symphony . I-,op coa the Coulllry ill Premier film : Sfltnt Rim 9:30 < , (f)) Sperts Filin 0 TONITE LAUGH WITH -Mdi111s Faml11 *BOB NEWHART & LOOK S:lO Me4l1 AT DODGE ASPEN. · Cl) ®l Q)@ NtwJ i) (17.i 00 00 Bob lltllMrt Sllow ~ Nu!Mlle Music ® lfoger Daltry Stars on <~Cl)) ll!Vltltiot1 to Stnt11 * Kirshner Rock Concert I Utile Rasuts 6:00 0 Cl)@ Cl) ii) ID Ntn @Don Klnhntr's Rock Conceft Bi& lattlu 10:00 ~List of the WDd • 0 TONITE SEE THE' NEW Mntrldi * DODGE ASPEN & THE no trenide CAROL BURNITT SHOW I~~'" Basutban i) ti~ (3) ({)Carol Burne~ Show [.!INYPD f6) Nltlon1I Gfflraphk 0 (/l9 (8) (1l Cf) Mitt H1l111 ~Hron:.. 29 ralb ro . . . I=:: cci (90) "R1&11t eross" ' ·.30 !Wifllm0Futv(,.: rTI) ~News MvsicJI Contest 1UJ ~ "" The Untouchables K BC Ntw1 Coaftrtllct Ber1m1n Film "Port of C~W' Sa1t"!J l Colnpa"f Lou Cordon ShO'll I Jot I S.111 10:30 ~ Tht SUbjed Is RoSts (I) Pop Goes tilt Coun!rJ 6 T oct1y at 4 u1 Caliente 8o1 dt Mulct Studio 22/Qlliz Time fllr11 ft.tlurt 11:00 (3) 0 (i) (l;i9 (f t) N.ws MJ little M•rri• Movlt: "Qattn of hbylot1" 7:00 C.tllclld C.111tra S(l Bilko O KN!' Splclal "McKay · · • A ...,;ie: "Btct to 81ta1n" (dra) !end . Sinister Clne1111 Bowlllll fOI' Oeltan (})Tit• P.T.L Club E1tw1tMu LH Ait1tlt1 700 Club (!J Tiit Co111malldtn , Cl11ema 34 0 QcJ Cil ~ 1~ .. Rock Conurt fi2) La Rm C.lebl'IOOn 11'15 MO'rie· "Btdtlmt Story" (eom) m (/B (f)) ID llWllllU We" ' Oram~tlc Love Storits R AdaM:f% ( [i)) Sdtnc:. Ficttofl Tllulrt 00 ~lla111pionslllp ldllq 11:30 rl'bulon 52! (C) "Tiit Nlkld ' Nlft tllt Dud" (dra) ·~-Cliff Robert-o. 'llf.mm f.D.R. -1 u .. tt son, Raymond Missey, Aldo Ray. Wt~ F1ftlf UM ~ ~ "Tiit Bl.Id Dn1•11" · "" HIW i MoYlt: "Tllo YoDnl 1'111l1dtl· Dr. Jallfl1 lllmiot llo•r philn" (dll) '59 -Paul Newman. 7:JO Wild WoM of Arlhnals llllt Fii Dff AdaMs' Suttn T ttt SdtMI Fiction Tltwtn LM Mtncln S1JI• (i) Doll Ma111s' Scmn Tut ltt's Mlh A Dtel ; A:litia CltJ U111lts (R) ROOll U2 . R1Ct Car Act1t11 ~ tat .. clMM 12:00 9 00 9 m s.1urd•1 1t1i11• 1:00 12!>0 Mewies: "Ole Hom 8lftl 1t 8 TONITE MOVE ON UP nlaht" (c.om) ·45 -Jack Benny, * WITH DODGE ASPEN ~luls Smith. "loo• Sttvic1 (com) AND THE JEFFE'RSONS 'JI -Tiii Marx Brothtrt. fJ (I]) (D CJ) Tiit Jlfltntns Qj W1ttn hmitr 0 QJ {il ~ m C111tr&t11CJI (Rl 1:00 (}) Roct Co!ICMt KOCE Television (50) Saturday. December 27, 1975 DAILY PILOT 83 ''New' George Carlin Pacing HimseH By BOB THOMAS LOS ANGELES CAP) -''I don't live to work, I work to live," says comedian George Cartin, who bears out his philosophy by working only 60 days a year. Despite bis light schedule, Carlin is U\ no danger of becoming a charity case -not when he average s $10 ,000 per performance. His concerts plus record albums and television guest appearances make him one of the highest paid fun- nymen, an irony since much o( his humor stems from bis at- tacks on the system. Carlin i s a curiosity, a performer who changed his im- age in midstream yet managed to s urvive and flouris h . CA1tUN Television viewers will recall the early George, a clean-cut, well-dressed comedian with tales of ec- centrics. "I HAS A LOOSE following m those years," he recalled, "but I didn't achieve any of the goals in· side m e. r had a lot of characters I played; never was I George Carlin talking as himself.'' The metamorphosis took place in 1969 when he Underwent a he rnia operation. During the layoff he grew a beard and he felt emboldened to "let myself be myself.'4t He-aban<toned the fancy duds and launched bis all-out attack on conformity. "I bad always been a man of irreverence, a rock fan and a sympathizer with the antiwar movement and stude nt demonstrations," he said. "Even t})ough I was older -I was 33 at the time -I felt 1 S unday lloroseope could identify with the college-age aud1ence." HE ADDED HAPPILY that President Nixon wit nessed the emergence of the new Carlin. The come- dian's first date after leaving the hospital was a Washington dinner of the radio-television cor- respondents which Nixon attended. Far from losing his popularity, Carlin's income jumped tenfold. He began playing to colleges and concert audiences, turning his back on the Las Vegas gold. "I bad to play•night clubs when I was starting out," be said, "but then I was selling steaks and selling whisky. A performer is just an adjunct in night clubs. As an artist and entertainer, I will only work to people who are sitting still to watch my performance." THE NEW CARLIN, wbooe routines include ''The seven words you can't say on television.'• sometimes got busted because of repeating them. But he has suffered little of the harassment that dogged Lenny Bruce's final years. "I'm grateful to Bruce for opening the door," said Carlin.}' For that r eason, I dedicated one of my albums to him, using his real name of Leonard Schneider so I wouldn't call too much attention to it. "Bruce was similar in that he also attacked the double standards of our society, but he had his own personal devils that altered the course of his com-· edy. He had antagonisms that he had to deal with. I don't." HE PURPOSELY LIMITS his appearances "to keep my material fresh," spends the rest of his timt: Cancer: Tensions Relieved BySYDNEYOMARR SUNDAY, DECEMBER28 ARIES (March 21-April t9): Emphasis on the hidden, occult, on financial position of mate, partner. You·can cut through red tape. You locate facts. figures. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Don't hang on to losing proposition. Take a chance on your own abilities. Tomorrow holds more promise than yesterday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Steady, even pace is better than sensational starts, s tops. Share knowledge -learn by teaching. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Highlight social activity, change of pace. There will be r elief from tensions. You'll write. communicate and receive challenges. Your popularity increases. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): What seemed nebulous will take form. Layers of pretense are pulled away. You see people and places in r ealistic light. Key is to be frank, forthright. VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on short trips, messages, visits. Be ready for quick changes, questions, special relationship. Be analytical. Find out the why of what is happening. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Money and how it gets that way -that's featured for you. Yo.u learn and profit. You add to pos~essions. You beautify home, surroundings. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): A void wishful thinking. Stand tall for beliefs. principles. Refuse to see only what you wish to see. Means don't fall prey to self-deception. SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Get· story 1he mast,erpi«:e of bharre love that stunned France. Aportrait of love and submission to disorder the senses. AnAUiU/An~uReltmt Cll) ® NO OHl UflDOI ADMmlO behind the story. You make solid advance, receive credit due and get boost from professiortal superior. ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Desire and performance blend. Puzzle pi~es c?m~ toge~~er. Pattern is re'Cognizable. Relationship mtensif1es. You get what you want -key is to want what you need. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2().Feb. 18): New start is of- fered -and you favorably impress superiors. Key is to aim toward objective. Be independent without being arrogant. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Good lunar aspect highlights travel, education, communication, abili· ty to make known your desires. Barriers are pushed aside. If Today Is Your Birthday you a re original, creative, independent, somewhat self.centered. You've been carrying heavy load of responsibility -September was crucial. SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATRES SAN DIEGO FWY. AT 8RISTOL SO.COAST PLAZA S-46-1711 SO.COAST PLAZA Mt-JJS1 GEOIGE C. SCOTT AHHEIAMCa<>Fr "HINDENBURG" (PG) I :l0.l:40.S:4S.7:40-t:45 FAiE. PARKI NG • JAal tt0LS0M "ONE FLEW OY£R THE CUCKOO'S NEST" (RI I :00.l: I S-S:30.7:4S. I 0: IS GEOIGE SIGA.L "THE BLAEIRD" 4• 0 "ROOST~w URN·· 2:154:25-IO:JS "DOG DAY AFTERNOON" 1:354:00.10:15 "DROWNING POOL" 1:$~0 FREE PARlo.•NG .. STORY OF 0 11 IXJ 6:45-1:30.10-.25 S.AT fSUM-1 :lo.l: I S.5:00 6:45-l:l0.10:25 ••4 SUPER-SUPERLATIVE MOVIE!" -David Sheehan. KNXT-TV "ONE OF THE YEAR'S SI RONGEST, BEST· MADE AND MOST ENGROSSING MOVIES:' -Charles Champlin. L.A. Times "Jack Nicholson has to be a front-runner in next year's run for the Oscar roses. His is one helluva performance." -~~~;~::9~~rk) ''Fanta$y'fl/m\ A Mllfl\ FOR MA.\' I ILM '/•ti.>. NII 1t<1r.:;;:"OVI I LrWCMR fl/~ fl 'fmcJ~ NEST" 'vom L<>< '/\f flf.11 llt:R ~nd WIU/,UI RI nJ II In \1Mtf"1v lAIJIREM f. l/Al.'llf .Va..J l!Q(',()/.[),\tAN . ::!J"" 1J.,,.~.,//,y Ai N 1\1.\n' o,,...~,.,~ 1'1..~''S"lf"'Y /11 \kHL WDUJR ·M16..-.JM. I.: NfTl.S(Hf, 1"oJw,,./ byMUL 7.AI.NTZ o..J M/{'ltAE.l 001. ~ .f. l' /l1MW liy MIU):) FORMAN r=-r===-=· r.c;-,,M'""ll IOll'Afl .. ,, .. AC, A'IO -~~~·, ~""'9[J iJiiitii .... _.,. •AHT•I• ~_,. .... _ y i.= .. t.:;,_ tallThNtre For SltowTlmes at home with hts wlfe and 12-year-old daughter in their P acific Palisades home overlooking tbe ocean. There bis comedy may begin with a tiingle line or premise, then develop into a fullscale routine. Very often he em be llli;hes onstage -''while the~·are laughing, you havetimetothink about the next line." What will the future bring? Obviously Carlin's restless spirit is not content to continue .r egaling collegiates with his outrageous comedy. "I would like to make the transition from an in· tuitive comic to more organized comedy," he said. "and the key is in the typewriter." His goal: a. "somewhat autobiographical" book, then perhaps film making in the tradition of Woody Allen and Mel Brooks.'' u •••aoa WAl• "" 1a-Ca• N ICf u,.. •011on """ satv•on11er._, .....,.,,, 11 >t , .. Al ,;;a;o DOG DAT AmlHOOH a ---DIOWNING POOL "' °""''····,_~~ ~ .. ,,_ HUSTU • .... MCIUMM 1"1 CONYllSATION "' IM'l'IMllllMT !p!! ll!f! ll09llT --! fAY euMWAT a DAYS Of 1"1 CONDOI • ........ HAMID• .. .--iMfeliiiiM IW! lOlil Wlfii. uw ...... IOOSTll COGIUIN !NI _..., UllfOll9 THI GllAT WllDO HPNI "' OPSN 12tM i MA ...... IMY • ll., •• t9"11utl •llat am.••..., 11 flUt flUfl l,.c1a1 ,,... , ,., ..... ·ca ...... '""*·....., 1 .._, Ill ::l ) ---· -· ...... . ... Al •aaNO . DOG DAY AnUHOON • •AUL .....,. DIOWNING POOL "' Al '°'°"° DAT AmlNOON .. "' ......... DIOWNING POOl ,.. -'-llWlllm. WOOIJY All.9n IVUYTMING ~SU • UTIIOUe. MallUI. ~ &UCIYWJ,.. , ..... , .. ,". ! IOllT, MO N1M1 ! ..... ...... IUCUllD ,.. Wtl'ONM · WWIUA• 1. FllDlT fOSlll • 2. GfNGll 1' 1111 3. A1Dugo!ts • IUlf...,... Mum1. •1011um RAMID• • \ ..:8::;.4..::__....;:0;.;..;A;;.;:IL;.;..V_P;.:::tLO.=..T,;..._ _____ Sa_tu_r·Jay. December 27. 1975 W. Ce Fields Really Bated Kiddies 'Glad You Asked That' by Marftyn Oftd Hy Gw dllilr Q: With Rod 'telger playing the role or the lova- ble W.C. Fields, we'd like to know II all the stories about the ~omedian hatlng doctors and childnn are Haggerated. -Dr. and M~. Charle~ J ., Scranton, Pa. A: No. Bill had ..t Flelds d-ay behttllng both doc tors and s m oll fry They were Nos. 1 and 2 on h1~ hate parade. When Baby LeRoy ups taged him in a film, h(' slurred .. I like little girls and boys provided they're well <.'ooked · · He s landered mem bers of the medical profession as .. dastardly fee s plittt.'rs When doctors and undertakers meet. they always wink at l'ach other ·· Yet in s ome peculiar way s h e wa s a gra c 1uus gentlt>man Ile wouldn't chnk glasses with you will':.:::. tht>y \\ere "ashed and polished. Q : Didn't the mo\•ie "Romeo and Juliet" have lots of nuditv in it? -Donna Be-nnetl, Philadelphia. A Rar~'lv In the honeymoon scene, Leonard Wh1t10g 1s s hown \\> alkmg O\;er to a window with his derriere exposed Juliet <Oh\'la Hussey) was more "Filled with loving humor that links modest, covering herself with a sh~t . Q : As part of his misspent youth didn't su~rstar Steve McQueen sene a prison term? - .Flo V arlday, Indianapolis. A: Not prison. But Steve did spend some time in Roys' Republic -a California school !or troublemakers. Q: How old is Laurence OU vier? And wasn't bis father an actor too? And what's be going to do after filming "The Marathon Man" in New York? -Jill Williams, Queens, N. Y. A: Sir Laurence signed a year's contract with Granada TV. And will be spending the winter as head or contemporary drama with that network . He'll a lso direct and, if the spirit moves him, ap· pear in several productions. Born in England on )fay 22. 1907 , the veteran was the youngest son of a mm1ster, not an actor. Q: Is panelist Peggy Ca~s married? And was she related to t he l ate ~tama Cass? Also, what is her age? -Mrs. E.S. Wiseman, Seattle, Wash. A To tell the truth, Mary Margaret Cass will hit 51 this May 21. She was no kin to Mama Cass - whose real namt' was Cass Elliot. Peggy was mar- ned and divorced from Cari Fisher and has no children. "A'winner and a trea for the entire family." -STEWART KLEIN, WNEW·TV "If there are not at least four Academy Award nominations for: this movie, I'll be much surprised." -PAT COLLINS. WCBS·TIJ -KATHLEfN CARROi L Daily New~ rv1ctro Goldwyn Mayer " ,., ~ay Star~ Herbert ROS) 1 Walter Matthau & George Burns Neil Simon's "The Sunshine Boys" Richard Benjamin .. r. Nt: s,·..,on .. ,Rav Stark o.·c"t·a•. Herbert Ross PJ" · '·" '"· • · •• • fpG' PMOOAL GIJIQAllCE SU66£STIDI Ill'!;;_ Rerus..:t &Nv C:::Z ·· · u ·=z·. MGM 'Ch,, Umtad Artists edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MAC ARTHUR CALL FOR syufy CINEDOME SOUTH COAST.SHOPPING AREA SHOW TIMES CHAPMAN AVE. ATS.A. FRWY. COSTA MESA 540-7444 ORANGE 532-3361 " •.• PACINO, LUMET AND THE FILM ITSELF WILL DEFINITELY BE UP FOR ACADEMY AWARDS" The robbery should have taken 10 minutes. 4 hours later, the bank was like a circus sideshow. 8 hours later, it was the hottest thing on live T.V. 12 hours later, it was all history. And it's all true. """' ................... Postcard of the week from Henny Youngman ''Did you hear about the hoodlur\)s who were or dered to go out and hijack a jet? And cam e back with Joe Namath ·~·· ~u:f your qut$tl0n3 to Hy Gardner. "Glod You Asked That," ca re of thia newspaper. P.O Box 1560, Costa Mtsa 92~26. Manlyn mad Hy GardntT will amwer as mon11 questU>1t3 as they ccm in their column, but the volum. of moll makes personal replies impoHible. ,... THO• HEYHDAHL'S "RA EXPEDITIONS" $.A. FAWY (MANCHESTER tx.1 G.G. FAWY IC~TY OR. EX.I A '"GOHE IH 60 SECONDS'" Y "OH AMY SUMDA Y" ;;_ '"OH. Side of M..toia'" YI "G4ll ROM P'EnOYkA'" A "HU.TS OF THE wur ~ °'WESTWOllD" "RIDA Y FOS111l'" 0 • "OLDHACUU'" . , m L Wdl irmfs Sean connerq.mtcnael Caine cnnstopher Plummer •If 111 ~-im •Ml llle man Who Would Be UBI IQ slrTq &ml ~ffrL'f 111 ldndtq ~ra rane . ~~im Hmtoo n Glaltys H1ll .mmasbl~~~ k~lllamt~Mnlm Fm~IOJ flmlBltn1PJl ~lliJ Himoo ,__ __ ._. •• ....-,..:... APriy·ifd/rr.Pdn M .. k!Bts·M ~ Yt*1Dt CID NI ~ Mm 11111 IONltHAl '°'""'°'"'°' ...-~ °" CArlTOl. llltoa I HARBOR TWIN CINEMA WEST IPGl ~~ii': I HAllOIATWl.SOM,COSTAMHA WISTMIMSTBATGOLOEHWIST 646-0573 646-3266 WESTMIH. CEHTH 1'2·4493 ;,BRILLIANT . : . UNIQUE . · .. Wlffl .•• ELEGANT ... SO GLORIOUS TO LOOK AT, SO INTELLIGENT IN ITS COMCEPTION AND EXECUTION ... THE · SCALE OF THE FILM IS IMMENSE ... STUNNING BATTLE SEQUENCES . . . UNLIKE ANY OTHER PERIOD FILM I CAN REMEMBER SEEING." -VINCENT CANBY, NEW YORK T IMES ' a film by STA~EY J\YBRICK "PURE CINEMA .... ITS. BRILLIANCE IS THAT OF A PERFECT DIAMOND. ITS ACHING BEAUTY WILL WIPE.YOU OUT." -FRANK RI CH, NEW YORK POST '1\Y,AN O'~AL ant 'MAR!§A 'BERtNSOW w1111 PAT~K 'MAGEE · HAReY KR.l!GER ·DIA~ KOERtiER ·GAV-HAMILTO~ 'MAR.lf KEAN,. HAPBOR ot ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 546·3102.. • (PQ) ON 14AHOll llVO. • ONI Mill SOUTM OJ IAN 01100 FW'f,. I -·-' Saturday. 0.cember 27. 1975 O~L Y PILOT llS. I • LeD1D1on's Life Like a Movie By BOB Tnottw LOSANGLELES (AP) -AJlof , Ja~k Lemmon's friends, from Edie Adams to Billy Wilder, came to the Bistro to salute publication of the new biography ''Lemmon " San Francisco, Widener had won a record $7.75 million m libel damages from Pacific Gas and Electric Company. The judg- ment resulted from the utility'• response to a TV documentary on nuclear power written and pro- duced by Widene r and narrated by Lemmon. major operations before the age of fO, underwent three tonsilec- tom ies and five removals of adenoids. He was also a chrome bedwetter. He lost his virginity in the cramped quarters of Model A 1''ord coupe, an experience so lramautic that "I didn't go near another girl for at least rune months ... I was exhausted, and up to that point it was the worst smgleexperienceofmylife." the years· it is hard to probe the inner man. ~ rambled onstage until an equally smashed Sam Peckin pah heckled him. When Lemmon re THE BOOK touches upon some turned to his table, his wife of the internal turmoil in the last poured a glass of water over his chapter. Wid ener reports that on bead. Lemmon's 50th birthday last Wlf>EN ER DESCRIBES the But the guest or honor admitted that he was the most reluctant of biographieat subjects: '.'I tried to argue with Don Widener that it w.as too soon. Hell, I'm only 50. 1 said, 'Can't you wait 20 years. or until I'm run over by a truck -or a pro- ducer?• But Don needed the money, so l said okay. Now he doesn't need the money." · INDEED, AUTHOR Widener was drawing as much attention from the party guests as was Lemmon. A few days earlier m a film by Their collaboration led lo the just-published ··Lemmon,'· which would indicate lhat the ac- tor's life has been a series of scenes from a Jack Lemmon movie. For instance: He was born in a hospital elevator and had such a bad case of jaundice that a nurse cracked, "My, look at the lltlle yellow Lemmon." HE SUFFERED every possi- ble childhood dis ease. had five Such things apparently hap- pened to Lemmon throughout his lifetime; it was no accident that be became so skilled at port.ray- ing modern man as victim of society. Widener is adept at r e- porting the events of Lemmon's personal life and career, but he apparently learned what in- terviewers have discovered over Feb. 8, he suddenly stopped Lemmon marna~e as "more of drinking. a notanzed affair. They do not "He will tell you that this follow the estabhsht..'<.i ruks of landmark event had to do with wedlock, or, for that matter, the his health. that alcohol was guidelines of warfare outlined by beginning to have physical ef-the Geneva Convention. They re- fects, such as lowering his fuse to surrender, takt> each energy level," Widener writes. other prisoner, or reach a truce. "It is more than that: much Said Lemmon : "We agreed more. The old Lemmon drank." that there would never be a But no word as to why. divorce, no matter what." The many battles of Jack Lem-Adds Miss Farr: "That doesn't mon and Felicia Farr, are relat-mean that one might not leave ed including the famous oceasion the other, and then maybe sneak LIFE STORY TOLD when he got slightly smashed at back and murder him but no Actor Jack Lemmon the James Cagney.~dmn~· ~er~a~n~d_..:::di::,.:·v~o:.:..rc~e:.:.!_" ___________________ _ ~ Because he'S J 5am Spade, Jr .... and hi:> falcon's worth a fortune! ll:wl LWdl,mn Saan Conna1q .mtcbae1 Caln hnstoDhBI Plummer TANJ:EY J\YBRICK RYAN O'NEAL "BRILLIANT -ELEGANT GLORIOUS TO LOOK AT -INTELLIGENT IN ITS CONCEPTION & EXECUTION EDWARDS CINEMA HARIOR AT ADAMS COST A MESA 546··3 I 02 WAJ.T DISNEY SY <~~ f~~~SKIS HUNTINGTON CINEMA IEACH AT ELLIS. H.I 847·9608 847·6017 CINEMA CENTER HA.RICA AT ADAMS. COST A. MESA MESA V!RDE CENTER 979-4141 A11AU*1Artu1J R~kast CD (X) 110 ()tit U#Ol 11 11 AOflllTTI 0 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA HIS TOL AT MA.C.AllTHUll 540-7444 NEWPORT CINEMAS HUR COAST HWY. & MAC ARTHUR NI:Wl'ORT Ott1n1:n 644-0760 CINEMA WEST WESTMINSTER AT GOLDEHWEST WES TM IN. CEHTER 892·4493 Why don't we make more films like this? Plus We did .. ~~~~-, edwards BRISTOL CINEMA llllSTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 l • WALTER MATTHAU GEORGE BURNS RICHARD BENJAMIN FOR THE PRICE OF A MOVIE YOU 'LL FEEL LIKE A MILLION edwards BRISTOL CINEMA IAISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540·7444 The la~h1on phologMpher 1.1.f10 er. "led tht! m~t bt>-'uuful model in tht> worid Jnd thl'n ln!!d to Je.,troy h~r Th~ nch count "h" ov.iwJ , ... erv 1hnq-and~ he , .... anteJ It """"' Mahv+11iv Da1a Ross tv1ci100nJ ~~J.vmaalina Suscmns hebit EnouJ!h'' CINEMA WEST WESTMINSTER ATGOLDEHWEST WESTMIN.CENTER 892-4493 Plus For'M>ur Pleoaure •.. 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CENTER 892·449 3 ""lllPLUS FEAR IS THE KEY"'" AT WEST THE STORY THAT HAS CAPTIVATED OVER 6 MILLION READERS ~1. 11 1 i11q JULIE HARRIS E!LEEN HECKART ARTHU R O'C01"iNELL 'A testi1110111.1l l11 !:.1· l l'.JI !-.pir1t of Christ11m1tv ... ti,,. <lll1on 1<; 1'nqro~c;111<( -VARICTY WESTBROOK WES TMIHSTU AT .. OOICHUR ST GARDEM GROVE 530-440 I .. DAILY PILOT Saturday.o.e.rnber27. 1975 Defending champion Bobbi-J ean Alicat muscled into second pla(·e with a perfect scorecard this week, virtually sewing up the ruMer-up slot in the llurd round of tnv1ahzu1g, which ends with this week's card. Tommy Atkins, who promises to be a threat in the new contest. finished second for the week with nine points, while Uurd place was divided among Nancy Prior, Tracy Godfrey, Max Fraley and Ed · Scbmerler, all with scores of 81~. Deadlocked for fourth position at eight points each were new champion J ohn Dough, Trina TRIVIA STANDINGS 1 J611n Oougll II) 1~ ., Lt,,.,.lle Ao,,...no\ky <•''11 1'9 2 8ol>C1t•Jtart Alt<at (I 11 ,.. u K .. nmar Cornell Ill 174', 3 Ma• Fraley ta , 1 )17 1S •Torn Fe1era1>end Ill 117' 1 • Ed !Kllmerler II 'I 1<)'l , 1• •Red Carpet I•.-, I IOS s Tr.cy Godtriiy ii 11 '"' 1 17 Jor.n Runell Ill 1CM1 1 • l rlM Wiiham\ Ill 1811 1 1a •Ecce1s1on1ans 121 91 , 1 Bomb SQuad ISi 181> t' IC A 8 Powell l•'"t) Ill'> ' O.nnl\ Jeltr"y 17' 21 IS. 10 •Sharon 0..vies Ill se ., Nan< y Prior (I ~I Ill 11 •V•Ck• C.091\ert I H s. > DOTOI 111 n Tommy Alkins (t) '21 10 Walltr Denton l•I .. , ' 11 •Chris Trela 13')1 ,., •I«> entry rec•i~. llalf of taSl SCOR 12 S.rlWlra Oel9ado 17')1 llO ••• ,dee! Williams. Kenmar Cornell and the Bomb Squad. Barbara Delgado and Dennis J effrey wound up fifth at 71:. Thanks to J ohn Dough's digging, he and the Bomb Squad and Tommy Atkins have an extra point this Wl'ek for pronng the column wrong on the ··Lineup" qul'stion last week. Nancy's score in the standings w::is typoccl last time -should've been seven. not four Thou(!h Christ ma!> has come and gone. today's final contl•st of 1975 1s a ··present" of sorts. No bonus question. but two extra qut-ries which should be easy once the "kl·~ .. 1s found The monthly party 1s at Tracy's nt"\l Saturday, and u happy New Year to all oi you out thl're in TnviaJand. 1. CflARLTO:\ HESTON played professional football in this flick 2. Audrl'y l!(•pbum and Albert Finney were a travelm g couple in this movie 3. "The Children's !lour " was a re111ai.e of :his earlier picture PRICE S: $4.50 -SS.SO -$6.50. FOR INFORMATION PHONE: (714) 635·5000 ·•CHOICE SEATS AT BOX OFFICE I • • .. ·RJG.HT UP TO SHOW TIME! ~ GORGEOUSCOSTUMES ~ BEAUTIFUL ~ ~EIM CENTE0R * GIRLS 600 V/•11 K•trll• Avrnur A ••h"m C1hforn11 92807 FOR A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY EXPERIENCE SEE ..... 11CAMELOT11 AMi 11LOST HORIZON" HOLIDAY FAMILY 9'raTAINMEHT SPECIAL MATINEES ONLY I :30 P.M. DAILY "SUPER SEAL'" (GJ .. .. SECRET OF NAVAJO CAVE" THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! AC TIOM-FILLED! "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" plus ., \':•\l'"\I r ll"CfP"'!ll ·M: ~· ~ • ,5 BRO'•~· ?11n01JCTKlN PBTBR , , : --SBLLBRS ('\:'. .. UnDBRCOVBRS HBRO" By T.T. 4. Rudolph Valentino made his debut in this silent epic. S. A FORGE'M'ABLE BILLY Wilder movie set in the Middle East. 6. Tonr Curtis and Sal Mineo played· the same character lD this drama. 7. Yul Brynner, James Coburn and Robert Vaughn were three of lhem. 8. Edmund Gwerm earned this nickname by printing funny:money. 9. HORST BUCIDIOLZ played an assassin in t.bis movie based on a true incident. 10. This was Gary Cooper's address in one or bis later movies. 11. Frank Sinatra masterminded a unique series of robberies in this one. 12. This Gregory Peck war movie inspired a TV series. Last Week's Answt'rs I. Macy's (Gwenn m "Miracle") 2. Big Town (Lorelei Kilbourne) 3. A carrot <Arness in "Thing") 4. Charlie Bratten (Gleason's Loudmouth) 5. Edgar Buchanan (Judge Roy Bean) 6. General Halftrack (Beetle Bailey) 7. "Young at Heart" (Sinatra crash) 8. Cotton Blossom (showboat name> 9. Leslie ("Dark Waters") 10. Campfire girl (Lancaster quote) Se11d your answers to TRIVIA.c lothe Daily Pilot. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be recewed by Tuesday otherwise half the player's la.st score will be .awarded. $2 Million Deal Signed by Author LOS ANGELES (AP) -Author Sidney Sheldon has signed an unprecedented multimillion-dollar contract forf1lm rights to his next four novels. The initial novel. "A Stranger in the Mirror ... will bring Sheldon more than S2 million from Levin· Schulman Productions. Inc. His "The Other Side of )11dnif!hl .. 1s a best seller. Sheldon won an Academy Award for writing "The Bachelor and tht' Robby Soxer·· and a Tony for the Rro3dw ay play .. Red ht' ad." and is the creator of the TV series·· 1 Dream of J eannie." HOW FAR DOES A GIRL HAVE TOGO 10 UNTAMGl.E HER TINGLE?? SEE THE UNCUT, UNCENSORED ORIGINAL 35 MM PRINTS! •·--PLUS THE SECOND MOST FAMOUS __ ...... AOUL T ALM OF OUR TIME ... The Devil in Miss Jones ONLY ORANGE COUNTY SHOWING! PUSSYCAT • 673-4048 709 E. Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach OPEN DAil Y AT 12 NOON "A winner and a treat for the entire family.'' .. Husni .. J:.50 & 7:45 -Sf(WAlrT ICl(fN, WNCYI rv .. If there are not at least four Academy Award nominations for this movie, "FUR IS THE KEY" tRI 2.-00-.S:SS.t:SO I'll be much surprised." "IEHJI" lGI J:00.1:35-91 I 0 ~~J.~ed ISP@! _ 1 ,,.,MJ.cowNs. wc9;)es rv holiday entertainment." sQ NI. -llCIC RHO, 01lf't NtW\ r4 "Matthau at the top RfN, :r.1 ·r~"· .. CAnAIM MEMO" • 1:40-7:11 "MAHOGANY" lPG• 5:00.t:JO ofhisform. Eid 1r ,.i&C ~ Burns ... keenly funny." ~•E .s~J'L ' ~ -.7' {~~l '\~ -VINC(NT CAN8Y. uE."' f' )._ ·; ;t,.r Nt• York l1mu '/ } ,. ~- .,A couple of shining '. / , hours. Matthau and • · "ONCE IS MOT ENOUGH" 2:45-7:10 Burns give the performances · FOUNTAIN VALLEY of theirlives. tt • '11 *'' -KAHH(£N CAllllOll 01 ly Hrws ~~·o Gol<twyn ~' ..,. • I~ S:d~' •; •v :I tHei'A.'fl t.))) • waiter M.atthau & George Bums • '1 .. Neil Simon's "The Sunshine Boys· CI N&MA taU UOOl ..... \f&f•~I• I.Jilt U.00 Richard Benjamin s·.._.c-.Ne11s.mon p.~.,_,,P~S<ar1t C>-«>too.Hert>trtRoss .. HEARTS OF THE WEST" lPGJ 4:00-7:45 MIJSAT-J:S0-7:40 ,,,,..,.....,·"'!'OCOO ........... , .. t ...anM.&lllAGSU66ESTED MGMG ~·~ "IUMIGAM" J:S0-7:40 -- edWdl U~ DRIJ I UL lillUIYIH 8~1'> TOl h T MAC ARTHUR ~40·7444 0 CINE DO ME 20 MIDMITE MOVIES Friday and Sahrday-Oec. 26th and 27th "IU TLES MAGICAL MYSTSlY TOUR" and Jimi Heftdrix "JIMI PLAYS IERKELEY" lo1 offiu Of'"' 11 :3().....'511ow St..tt ~· m~~ON Ill ,,., Call Theatre Or Check Directories For Policies! MEN WANTED Private company with lal'le CJ.A. contract seeks men willing to risk life. Perfect physical condition. Experience with weaponry, incendiaries, Karate/ Judo. No loyalties~ No dependents. Constant dan· ger. Long carter doubtful. Ar AR~LEWlS-8AUM/OANlt~f ~~1··1 to <'J'Tf'1 ARrntJRH<Ll BOtmlNS WJ(Q ~ G.G YOLMl c ·r.•e( O'v SAM PW<JflPAH Seit"~ tiy MARC tmMN l'Cl SilllkJ Sll Pt'ANT ~·or· "'trc.., t-; ROBERT ROSTAND P.~ b<i MARTIN BAlM 2·• ARTHUR LEWIS ,.i::w :, . ., '.!1 "1 v.." ~ ~· ·-;ry Unlfad Artlltl 'rP Gl MOW! 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""°"'' "~" ... ,""-...~•WllUA#tm ." ....... ,... .... -°""' ..... ~WU( 'lllf •1uwit'\_.., ti~ISAI ,.,.,.,... nc.-.o)ll• "'"'•"1.0li' PG Mnt. CUllWICE SUC&ESTID 0 !.()¥( 11.tll•IAI 11.l! llOI B! W1IA8il f!M Pat lllltlGI'" MANN'S SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3410 HISTOl STIHT COSTA MHA •546-2711 • GlNHAl'S mAN CINEMA NUTWOOD AT COMMONWlALnt fUUHTON e 171 ·SS1S e PACIFIC'SIUENA PAIK DR1Vl·IN llNCOLN AV(. W. of KNTT IUENA PAIK • 121-4070. J I I FROM Fash ion I sland Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR I I , ' \ "· ' , r r t l BOOMER by Wm. F. lroWll .ct Mel Casson TUMBLEWEEDS "ffilS MO~ WE COVEif p ~LACK FEATHER 60fS iOi}iE iRl~E'S VET&9'1NAAIAH! 1HAi WIGtrY WRfSTER d WIU' AN' ~y WANS! «ESUSCrTATIV! RA"DIT, I VUEJ YOU IN'11AN OF THE MONTH! ~---' v FUNKY WINKERBEAM ' L..OOK Al All OF lHOSE ·~ " 0 SNOOlFlAKE5 / ,, • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .... " 0 0 .. I ql(' ft 0 :.> ~ ~ v "..... 0 ~ .., ..... ¢ 0 FIGMENTS t!. If')\• t•,. t f ... ~ c:t> '()L) L~ wrrH YOU127EiF 7 -n:u. Mf, RES, WHAl'S ~UR MOST UNUSUAL CASE? EACH ONE 15 A COMPLETE A~O WMMETRIC.Al CR95TALLlNE 51RlJCTURE I A~D OF All lHE BILLI~. AND BILllON5 OF SNOWFLAKES "THAT FALL AROUND "THE (JX)RlO ... t-10 TWO ARE AUKE f 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 0 0 0 0 by Tom K. Ryan ... -(-~ by T Olft Batiuk 0 0 0 .. C> 0 C> UH HUH/ ANO ~MOTHER. 15 ELIZ.ABE™ ~c,>LtJR I 0 0 0 \) 0 0 0 0 0 by Dale Hale NANCY by &!tie Bushmiller WHATS so FUNNY ON TV ?? .. 0 '-.............. .,.. _ .... • •th ·-•-•\······ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 62 Communist 1 L1isser ·····: paper 2 Non·interler· words ence doctrine 56 Madegasc1r 6 Divan's p11mate relative 57 Corrtda 10 Dodgers or sound Expos 58 Vibrating 1' Spiro T. •••·• movtment \5 Identical tiO Obstructions 16 Con11ell1tion 63 "It's a •···•• 17 Descripuve ··of teal" heading 65 Fra's superior 18 Dresses 66 Notion again 67 Frend1 river 20 Huning 68 Viscous mud 21 Gas lamp 69 Ancient device arsonist 22 Single 70 Famous 23 Mep w1th1n a slave Scott map 71 Nut 11ee 25 Spanish titles DOWN 27 Gave order' 1 Solidified 30 Former Asian animal oils nation: Abbr. 2 Exchange 31 Oriental maid d11count 32 C111ed on the 3 Not simple inter-com 4 Cause to 34 Of a Ouetf'I slacken 38 Nickname tor 5 Sheep Ehr1beth 6 The "S" of 40 Mike more "SAC" animated 7 AuthOf •·•• 42 Ethnic dance Wister 43 V1p01 phase 8 Sanctions of water 9 Hunter's 45 Cathke trophy mammal 10 S1no-T1betan 47 Male humans language 48 Wrestlers' 11 Oversigl'tt m~1eu 12 US 50 POSlllOOll satellite advantage 13 H1brew Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: lw r !t. 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The reef will be constnK'ted of ce ment and it won't be visible from the shore, but it could have a dramatic am pact on the Orange CoWlty coastline. accord.mg to OCC biology instructor Dennis Kelly. '1rtual m.mne desert, covered shaped, covering about SO square up. We 1mmed1ately latched on to ~1th sand.. yards. The cone would be situated them." ·'The only real marine life to be so that the predominant coastal round tht:,,r'e ts only passing s wells could not disrupt the sea KE LL\' SAID THE Army through on lts way elsewhere," llfe. according to Kelly. Reserve unit a t Dana Point or- Kt>lly added. "When finished it should at· fered the use of its two giant The Occ Stude nts de,.ided they ll c· h l b d ''Lark" amphibious vehicles to wanted to emba r k on "a proJect ~rbaa~~n!~~e al!o 'ho~s~~\ea;m transport the cem entblocks outto that would encourage marine life planting a small kelp bed in the the construction site. · to return to the area and even-vicinity," Kelly said. ..We have OCC student divers w aH} there, according to Kelly. ~d Army divers wbo will posi- They came upon the idea of con-• "We were ve ry fortunate in tloo the blocks into place al the structing a reef to provide a locating materials." Kelly ex-site," Kelly said ... We should shelter for the sea creatures. plained. "At the time we were have everything completed· by "THE IDfo:A FOR a reef." .Kd-searching for matenaJs the park-the late afternoon of Jan. 3," he ly said. "dt>veloped primarily THE STUD ENTS decided to mg lots on campus were being re-added. because the area of the Newport build a reef approximately four paved and some of the concrete Student scuba divers will keep and Huntmgton Beach coast is a feet high .a nd r o ughly cone parking blocks were being ripped a vigil at the site for the next several months , determining if the reef is producing results. "Similar reefs have been built off San Diego by the Department or Fish and Game and have pro- ven to be quite s uccessful," Kelly said. "We 're anticipating suc- cesS"With this project." . PLO Said Doomed TEL A VIV. Israel (UPI) - Defense Minister Shimon Peres today called for t a lks with the Palestinians, but warned that the Palestine Liberation Or ganna· tion was "doomed to destruc- tion." 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STATEMENT Tiit followl1>9 person ll doing bull· MSS•s: llAY TELEPHONE pqoDUCTS 1901 Ml<lltl'°'I, Swlte 402, lrvlno CA ' Cart F. ,.,.,tin, 1902 Rl..;.rf0td T1nt111, CA '1..0 ' flits butlnou Is COftOu<ted by °" ,,.. dlvldo.IAI • C.Martln This S1atement WH flled wilt! th& County Cluk of Oranoe Counly on Oec•mber 16, 191S F$010S Publb hed Or•noe Cont t>ally P11o1 Cle<.20,21, 191S•ll<IJ~.3. 10, 1916 • '18:J.7S PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aU$1NESS NAME STATEMENT TM following ~rso11 Is doing bu51· lleSSH ; BM PAN ·ASIATIC, 11192 Crest~r Ln .. Huntington Beactl CA '12~9 • Antonio Vlllamll 1lanaag, 11791 Crest~r Ln .. Huntl1191on Beac .. CA 91~9 ... Tiiis buslneu is conducted by <111 In dlvldual .. A.Banaag Ttl1$ \la~men1 was liled with the County Clerk of Orange Counly on December 16, 1'75 F$070t Publl'lhed Orange Coas1 Dally Pilot. ~t.20,27, 191SandJan.l, 10, 1976 '4827-H PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 9USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie fQflowlno person Is doing bu5i· neu as: INDUSTRIAL BLAOE ANO PRODUCT COMPANY, 2101 .. D" South Stanoartl, Sanla Ana, CA 92705 Quinlin David Burchell, 104 Oeawllle, Costa ~sa, CA 92626 This business Is condut led by an In- dividual Quintin Burchell This Slitement was filed with the County Clerk of Oran9e County on December'· 197S I FSOfll Publl'lhed Oranoe Coast Oally Pltot, Dec 13. 20, 21. 197Sand Jan. 3. 19111 '693-7S PUBLIC NOTICE 1'1CTI TIOUS aUSINESS NAME ST.,A TEMENT The lollowlno persons are doing bus•· neuas. THE CLOCI( TOWER FLORIST. 1802 NOr1h Tustln, Ora110~. CA '1266.s Michael O (irant, 24S9 Mapt~ Grove, 0.-arige. CA 921.61 Ro'lemary P. Grant, 24S'I t.Qple Cifow, Orange, CA 92661 Trw; bustness ls conducled by an ln- dlvldual Michael o . Grant This state,.,,,,n1 was filed with the County Cltirk ol Orange County on Oecemb4!r 16, 197\ f'5m03 PubltsMd Or•n9fl Coast Daily Piiot, Oec.10, 21, 197hnd Jan. l. 10. 1976 4782-7S PUBLlC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons are dol119 busl- neu as: FOUNT AIN VALLEV Bt KE SHOP, 1"7&'"> BrOOKllurst St., Founl••n Valley, CA. 92708 Slev•n Ford, 10078 Los Colballos, Fountain Valley, CA. •11oe Stott Ford. 10018 Los Colballos Foun1aln Valley. CA. 92708 ' This business Is condu"td l>y • general parlnershlp. I Steven Ford This statement was filed will\ t~ County Cl•rk of Orange County on ~cember9, 1'7S. 1'50434 Published Oranoe eoau Dally Pilot, Dec. ll, ?O. 21 •lid Jen. 3, t974 4nf.1~ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIO\Jl aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following perSOfls •re doing busi- ness .s: MEDICAL MARIC:ETING AS· SOCIATES, 4100 Birch Strett, No. ICl3, ~ a.11cll, California t26'IO. Terry Mutllg•n. •SIS Tremont Lane, Coron• del M•r, C•llfornl•, nus. Jemts Woodward, •30t e. Tlllrd, Long Buch, c.a111or11l6 *"· ,.. Tiiis business I\ conducted by a general parlnerShlp. Terry Mulligan This \tatement was llfed wltll the County Clerk of Orange. County on December 22, 1975. lfSOllS Publls/Md Orange Coast Oallv Piiot, Oet~rnber H. 1'7S and January 3. 10. 17, 1976 4'IONS PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSI Nf'SS NAME STATEMENT Thi.' following persons are clOlng bust· neu u · SWITCHCRAFT COi FFUAES, 109t Bilk« St .• Olsta ~H. CA '2626 snttt Ano &icllatMn, 196 Oii /Mr, Coste Mts., CA 92627 Sharley Ann Oo111lds.on, 23S LllllMI Pt., Cost• Mes., CA 92627 Tiiis l>uslMn Is c;o!lducted by • general putnersllfp Sharley Ann Devld5on Sllerl Bucllanan This stetemtnt was flied with Ille O>unty Cler II ol 'Orange Coul)ty on OKembtr9. 1'7$ "*" Pvbllwd Or•n1>9 Coast Dally Piiot, Dec. U,20,27, tt7S.ar1dJan.l. 197' 470NS PUBLIC NOTICE ... 6 ·4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ·o A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s ·1 F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 -............ _........ . .. ~ ........... ... . . ~!!.~~~c:'! ....... ~-~~~ ....... ,~!:.":!~~....... Salutday.Oecomber 27. t975 OAILVPILOT Cf !i:~~!'!9! .......... !~~ ~!'! .......... !~~~~~~~ .......... ~~~~ ~!~!.~~~ ....... ~~~.~~.~ ....... ~.4!'!:~!.~~-~~.~ ....... 1~~!!!.~~-~ ...... ~:. IEST IUY IN Gtetral 9 002 GeMf'al I 002 GtMrm . I 002 G.-ral l 002 TURTLEROCK HILLS ••• • •••• • •• •••••• • ••• •• • •• • ••• • ••• • •• ••• ••• • •• ••• ••••• • • • • • •• •• • •••• • ••• • • • • •• • • • •• •••• •• •<- Spaciow; 4 oodroom en· ~rtalnment home wllh o lley und niJ(ht li ght vie w , man y unlquc custom fe atures. 6 acre tennis and swim dub plus your own pool. Pri~e Ju.<sl $117,000 -which in· elud es land . C all 673-SSSO~ • _ (Ht I. ~t ) • '' " ~ ,. r "l 1' •, [~ ESTATERS LOCATION Thi s c harmin g 3 - bedroom , 2-bath home with hardwood Cloors is cl~e to everything. ll 's presently free and clear . and the owner is will ing to finance. CALL 556·2660 t=:SELECT T'PROPERTIES LUXURIOUS WATERF'-tOMT ~IMl·HAJl.BOR ESTAT :: LOWEST IN THE HIGHLANDS This vacant 4 bdrm is the lowest priced home m Cameo Highlands: built around a courtyard. it has interesting appeal for the contemporary family. It also has new gas lines, elec. door opener, gas BBQ and a unique floor plan. Don't overlook the private beaches , nearby open space and close by· equestrian center. An anxious $82,000. Open house Sunday, I· 5 2443 E. Coast Hwy. CdM U,._.l()UI: ti()MI:§ REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway •. Corona del Mar + 3 BOAT ~LIPS Prime !oration. ~:ecluded ent.ry unfolds cl •arming General I 002 1 General I 002 waterslc.Je atmo phe re. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open floor plan. I.Vall of glass overlooks n · agniri cent dorkside l( ·r ace . One of a kind opp-'rtuni· l)'. INCOMF. F R OM YOUR O WN l\l lN l - HARBOR + $2011/mo. Take advantag~ o this r are exce ptio n Call 546·2313. 1 ,1 • r J • • I • -f ESTATE RS I ATTatTIOM BUILDERS VEAR . BAY AND BEACH . 675-3000 2407 t: COAST HWY CORONA OEL MAR 11PRESIDENT HOME" f\ terrific value in the Presidential Series of Turtlerock. An exciting view from this lovely home, with 4 bdrms., family rm., formal dining rm., 3 car garage & splendid landscaping. Quiet cul de sac location. $105,000. BAY & BEACH REALTY OUR 26th YEAR 675-lOOC LIVE IN TllJS N ICF. 2 bedroom home while you build your units on the R-4 lot. Room for pool ta- ble in large ronv~rted ------------------family roo m. Walk in closets. paneling, gt.1s hlt -General I 002 General 1002 jns and CO\ cr ed patio ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• enhan ce this pro1wrty .1---------· Don't dl'lay on this Unly Mew Year's Special $40.500. Call 5·i6·58HO. Just listed . 3 bedroom •HERITAGE REALTORS and fa mily, rustic beam pa l so, IJrirk B· B·Q a nd fire ring. Su per sharp with lots of extras. Near new. As king S57 .000. Must sell. Call 540-115l. MEED QUICK SALE Your dreams come true Two bedroom seas idl' <'Oltage WlTll ROOM TO <.;ROW . I.or ate d in B!\YSHORES. ,\ great community with pri \"ate beaches. The price h as been redul'ed lo $6i,500. REALTORS 675-551 I OPEM HOUSES 1606 ANTIQUA: Dover Shores with Beverly Hills chic! Formal. h1 g h- styled elegance. High ceiling Ii vin g room, huge formal dining roo m. Two story, three bedrooms upstairs. guest suite main level. Charming study. Three w-nod t>urning fire pl aces . Delightful view. Owner moving to Massachusetts. OPEN SUN 1 to 5 116 CATALINA; Newport Heights; an important area with much apprecia· tion ahead. Cape Cod wit.h dormer win - dows. stone front, spacious patio: fou r good sized bedrooms 4 7 .1 4 C 0 RT LA M 0 0 R : C a m c o Highlands area where the living is easy. Four bedroom home with quality decor, in fin e condition ; spacious patio, fruit trees, pri vale beaches. OPEN SAT &SUN 1 to5 701 ROCKFORD ·RD: Cameo Highlands area with canyon and ocean VIEW : lovely family home. four bedrooms or three and den. Cover ed patio on canyon s ide. Pool s ized lot a nd pri\'a te beaches. OPEN SUN. & MO N. l to 5 518-518'/J DAHLIA: J lL'5t about the best duplex buy available. It 's quality built. very attracti ve ; three bedroom owner's unit plus two bedroom income unit; both units have beamed ceilings, and most unusual fireplaces. It pays to check into this one. OPEN SUN 1to 5 OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE -See by appointment. I -BLUFFS COMDO: Three bedroom & family room. $89,200. 2 -SHORECLIFFS: Beautiful area; spl it level. three bedroom. family room. ~.000. 3 -CORONA DEL MAR: One hlock to the ocean ; t hree bedrooms & study; stained glass, antiques. 4 • ORANGE CCity ofl: Lovely ra nch home. Close to riding trails: fo ur bedrooms, country kitc:he n General 1002 General 1002 JOG TO THE IEA¢H From this lovely 3 bdrm., tastefull y de- cor~tcd ho mt•· stc~ to lcnni.s courts & pool. 315 62nd St., Newport Shons. OfMn 5-\. l·S TOP OF THE Hill and close to the bca<:h ; spacious J txJr m . din ing rm. & frp ll' .. too. Plus o wn pr i v . patio & steps to po ol. Townhouse. Purk Lido. Priced right. $47 ,950. 41 a Ra91hlp Rd.. N~wporl leach. Opett Sun. I • 5 ROW. ROW. ROW YOUR BOAT 133 l"t. water frontage. dork. with love ly 3 bdrm ho me + g uest house f<'inan ci ng avail. $150,000. 24 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach. Open Sun. 1 ·5 YOU ARE MY SUNSHIME Large. sunny patio. cheery blue & white lilC'ci kitchen . 3 bdrm. home, cor - ner loc. Call to see. ~2,000 AVIDSON REALTt 5801 W Coast Hwy., N 8. 645· 7575 3116 Newport Blvd .. N.B. 673·9060 ---------- General I 002 General 1002 •............••••...... ···················•··· ENGLISH ESTATE $44,950 2 STORY-VIEW START THE NEWYEAR RIGHT! \\ 1nd11114 road way lead:-. Sell Homes 11' :">l'«lu dt•d dn vewa) Learn Investments :.imubt towering prnc:-. & Earn More t·ut·ul~ µtu:. trees. Spira l Our rcs1dent1al di\ t::.t0n ing stairca se leads lo hsts anti selb more in· pri vale <!nd :o,lory i•n trance! La\ 1sh li'<i ng 'estment properties than mo:-.l mve~tment ofrin•s rocim overlooks s u r· Per~onal Tramin_g. Video rounding art· a' E uro· . , • . . . pcan gourmet J..1tchen' Trasntn~. [ n.st1gt Of I 0 1n1ng ente rtainme nt. ltn •s, t ull 1' ac1lllH:~. Sweeping master bdrm Property Purcha5e l'lan. retreat! Separate mom· ':' r 1 n.g e ~ t' n cf 1 l s. sn·law quarlcl'!i or gue!>t Su perior Comm1ss1on. I or m· ict "room with bath! Oynam1~ <!rgan1,wt'.on. Workashor1! T his hilltop Learnini.: t.nnronm• nl. l'SIJ lc l'~tn Ill' vours for Full 'm11• hl'l'nM•t•s \\ho 5.l'iOO t 1t.1l tlown or take 1.11111 work for 1•Jrn111gs 111 • · 1 . 1.'X('l'!'>~ of ~25.000 IH'I m·1<r t•x1~1111g l~<•n acl S1ll~ year a rc t•n1·ourai.:1•1I t•1 pt•r monl h. Ji ur I ~ l' apply for u po!>.1t11111 with ·1 PP I 11> s" C • CJ 11 n u r l nvt·:..t ~cnt' or X>li·t~i!O Hesidcnttal Dn bloth Call Don Berman. l'n·~1 dent. OUi\11. l'l..\CE PROPt:HTI ES 1:'11(.' 752-1~120 [® ·. ESTATE RS I SEXY You couldn't pick a m ore romantic location for a view home. At n1ghl the l1 ~ht s s h in e li ke diamonds on a velvet pillow. 11:.is 4br. 3ba. va- ranl. $159.500 or offer. iifiillilJMil c~;~.~:;~:~. ··· ··· · ------!® I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ------_ _ _ _ _ Sl ,500 Mo\ C'" y1111 111 ~~~~~~....-.... Whecle1· <it•alcr· ~l·llet LAKEFRONT Lt \"ltlf.! Ill lht• l'ity 3 llr tam rm , 1•ndo::.l'•J patso. 11r So l'o~1~l l'la1.a, ::;lii,;"i(Wl Tl•rm~:l\Ull I( l· .. \l."1 ())(:-; ~1 "'10: 1:111 673-4400 CHARMING BAYSHORE COTTAGE OMLY $64,900!! START NEW YEAR In 5 bE•drnom -. li brary. Two ~torv COLONl/\L. Ar ro:o,s t r o m Ch err y La ke 0 11 quiet eul-dc-s:H'. Lnrgc } ant \\1th pool. ~lust st·c to <Jppreci:.il('. 2327 Tuo;l1n. Newµort BE'ach. Open Sat1Sun1 · Mon. 1·5. WI'~ T RY llr\RDEH ATTRI HARBOR BEA.CH DUPLEX $61,500 Bachelor hide-a·wav & income. Sha rp rustic & contemporary Priced for quick sale. 1 Rlock to the beach. 545-9491. Walker &Lee Real Estate LIDO ISLE OCEAN VIEW •An immacul ate 3·Bl1, din r m home. Patio plus 2 decks, used bri ck fi re pk ., wet bar a nd a (~uecn·s kitc·hc n. a rl' some of the many extras. $87,500 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th General 1002 General 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mingle with the movie sta rs only step!; from the presti ge o f Newport watctfront. Rus t ic cot- tage nestled 1n huge trees provides once m a lire time ba rgain . Home is loaded with personali· ty + +. You must see to believe for this price. Hurry owner must go. Take advantage. Call 546-2313. Choice e nd of island. Lge. corner lot w;im· mac. 3 bdrm., 3 ba., din- ing rm .. den. 36 ft. htd. EWPORT HEIG pool plus bay view from 3 BEDROOM + N HTS Ji v ing rm. & ups tairs FAMILY ROOM Newport Beach mstr. suite. Owner a nx-This home has 1t all \,;p· DUPLEX 1ous! Transf. to Dallas. g raded th r o ug h o u 1. lmmed. Possds. Unique -2 s t ory GIB W A.LKER prime lluntsn~on Beach Open Daily 1-5 Prime renta l lol'at1011 REALTY 675-5200 location, fireplace in 1633.Hi9hlandDr. Heavy beamed ceilings. 3355 Via Lido, N.B. family room. Just lis ted Near Westcliff Plaza & bm·k fi replaces. enter· ----at only $37.950. 11 won't all schools . Newly de- Lt 1nment patios. five HARBOR VIEW, 2 BR. last-take ad\·antage. Be cor .. in mo\'C·in condi· bedrooms -e ach unit !! Den & 2 Ba, nr park & first lo call for appt. to lion! ld<.'a l home for the ( )f'f 'J ttf I')• j l ~ '; l/• • 1 "), , • • i I Priced to sell!! Call now, school. No lease. S525 see. 963·6767. young executive with the 645-0303. mo. 1812 Port Ashley. cPll" "' 1 '"1 '"'111 " 11 g rowin g f ami ly. 5 [~ ABAMDONED 4 BR 2 STY·BEACH $54,900 A COtDWEll IAllKEi. COMl'AllY Formal entry to s pacious li ving room . Formal din-EASTSIOE ing room is conven1enlly served from huge ~arden TOWNHOUSES view kitchen. SLIDING COLONIAL STYLE 2 WALL OF GLASS leads bed rm w i th b r ic k to covered terrace and nrepla<'<.'. formal dimng, ramblin g g rounds . lar ~e hedrms. bltns. Dramatic s ta i r s lo pa tio & 1 '2 yr s nt>w. hideaway ma~ter suite & P r ime location nea r childre n 's quarte r s. shorping and bus lines. owner a n xio us. Mus t Onl y 10r4. Down. sacrifice! llurry! Call $39,500-$44,700 963-7881. . _ Call546·4140 eves. [ij'•H<HW"'""''"I '~ . -. i]).. ANYTIME UNUSUAL ••.• Opportunity in old Corona d<'I Mar. Enjoy EAST StDE-$32,500! qu.iet villag~ atmosphere Lge 2 lid, 2 bu. condo. o n extra wid e lot hui.:c walk in closets. pri. Remodeled 3 bdrm .. 2v11 pu1io&pool. bath home: s ep. dining ()on Thomps on Bkr. rm. & brkfst. are a · plus 548·5335. 2 enclosed dbl. garages · --------- plus spacious 2 bdrm., 2 S<llhng anylhm~ with :i hath, near new apr .. for Daily Pilot Classified Ad substantial income -plus is a simple matter . llx20 guest suite • plus just rail 642-5678. lge. priv. patio area with ---------- l5x28 pool. First time of- fered. Asking $162,000 Ntttt• sport• C. F. Coleswortbv "4"1''""•' r ltHfton 640·001'0 Wanl•~ Fot C1~1nfd Ad ACTION C.11 A OAl&.Y PU.OT AD-YtsOI MJ.U1t 673-1148 [~ ~ Bdrms. 3 baths. family rm. with frplc . all bll·tn S &S"ModelHomc" kit c h e n w ith self 3 bd, 2ba Hy owner. ~~~~~~~~~:;. cleaning o ve n ; c nrl. 962-2254 __ . ___ • landscape d pa r 10 l'O TOP LOCATIOM MESA MORTH trance. Pool sm· r ear Bed 2 b h f I yard. Pr1<·cd at o nly NEWPORTBEACH 4 room, at s. p c, $94 ,500. Owner \\Ill c omplete ca rpetin g Exceptionally fine home thruoul. Dra pes. Bltns . finance 111 BAYCREST area of Newport Beach. four Obie gar. Covered patio. I All in very good condi--,edrooms. new drapes. tion. Reduced to S46,000. wall to wall ra rpcting. Recently rederora ted. Roy McCardle terrific location. priced Realtor 1810 Newport at $79,500. Call 673·8550 Costa Mesa 548·7729 for mor~ deta lla. ---------cJl'lf N ''• \J . ,; ~ 'U"-' '" 1 ; ~ ''' f, !~ 1: : : I ~ : ~-' ; ' ' ' B. RANCHO WRECK $42,000 The rough riders must have ridden thru here! It's battered. it's beat. but does it ever have $55,900 Lovely 3 yr old Mesa Verde home. 3 BR. 2 BA w /c athe dra l c eilings, patio kit & corner lot. Low maint. yard w/lge patio & fruit trees. Call us for comp! details S46·5880. Costa Mesa. Lease1op tion: nr So. Coast Plaza . 4 RH.:! ha., frpl . f·.A. ht>al. elcc hit in kitch.. lots or wood paneling. with wtw 1·arp. & drapes. Jge covered patio. fenct>J in yard Shingle roof. dbl. car. Move·in cond. Vacant. Priced at only S45.500 "C11 THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy . N'pt Beach 548-5527 EVES : 545·5643 ~HERITAGE potential! llead'em up _______ _ REALTORS and move 'em out! 3 Cor· tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili General I 002 ral s ized bedrooms . A •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• chuck wagon kitchen. wagon tracks and all! Campfir e e ntertain- ment! A stam pede sized back yard has room for n herd! Priced b e low market! Paint & save! Fix-up and make $$$! Vacant-ready I VA-$0 down! Try any offer ! Seller says bring'em. call 847·6010. Lll'tJl•,11 Q • ti ~ fl JN It') II( N/(( r !~IB&ltl CDMDUPLEX South of hway, fea turing lo vely patio are as, beamed ceilings & knotty pine interiors. Just llllt· ed. Appt. only. 646·7'711 Op.-n t;veR. Iii Sell idle items 642-561 .. REAi .. TORS 644-7270 LOVELY UDO ISlE .,..Charming 2 sto r y 0 contemporary designed home. Spacious 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, beamed ceiling, fireplace, gourmet kitchen. Large master suite with fireplace, pool & sundcck on a corner lot. Close to clubhouse. tennis and beac h , Great for entertaining. $169,000. 2828 E. Caost Hi hw , Corona del M,01 .... tlO•ll IOI llVlll<. U ()(•u .. PltOf> A wt t•• 1111• •ot t V• 1111 Ot ltltf H I.Ult••'"' U ltO• will make fabulous deal to un lnad newlv rt• modeled hous1· 111 a·rca ol riner properties. Onre m a ltfcllme opportunity Hurn. t'<tll 962 7iKH K.EY 10-: \l.TllHS HALPIHCHIH HEALT OllS 21227 r: Coa~l I lw~ 675-492 General I 002 General l002 -..•..........•••....... ..•.............••..•.. macnab I ;rvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $5 1,000 TO $850,000 "SUPREME EXCaLENCE" Elegant custom home w /impressive ocean vie w in Cameo Shor es. 3 master -size bedroomc;, 3~2 baths. lg. study, formal dining room. family room & 3 fireplaces. Sa una & pool. Appt. only. $275,000. Belle Chase Lee 644 -6200. ( N 15) HARBOR VIEW PALERMO View of vall ey. mountains & li ghts. Close to community park & pools. Exquis itly decorated 4 bedroom w /spacious family room w /wet bar. Mas ter be droom re treat area. -$102 ,000. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. CN16) "COUNTRY ENGLISH" Warm & bright w, Fn·rw h doors leading onto patios & bt•auti ful vis- tas. High ccilmgs thruout, s tained glass. parquet fl oors,!> bedrooms, 7 baths, fa mily r oom . s tud y + billiard room . lloom fo r pool. $450,000. OP£N DAILY 1·5 PM. #17 LOCHMOOll LN . Hlti CANYON. (N17 ) "LOFTY LOCATION" And a full ocean, Catalina & night lights VIEW s et off lhis lovely 4 bedroom home in Harbor View Hills. Family room w /fireplace, formal dining & beautifully landscaped gardens & patio. $119,500. Belle Chase Lee 64 4-6200. CN l8) SEN SA TIOMAL UPPER BAY VIEW End unit Dolores model feat uring 3 bedrooms . 211:! baths + outstanding decorating, imported Italian tiles in entry hall & tinted windows thruout. ~3,500. Betty Kerr 644-6200. (N19) WESTCLIFF COHDOMIMIUM New, elegant 2 bedroom, 2 bath + dining room. Gourmet kitchen -an- tiq ued ca bin ets overlook s beautiful patios & p00I. $51,000. Har- riet Perry 642-823.5. (N20) IEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHOIES! Marvelous home + marvelous OCEAN VI EW ! Custom 3 bedroom w /beautiful cour tyard pool entry. Study -dining room + family room . $215.000. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (N21) . . \ - . -. -.. a DAIL v PILOT ' S.turday. Oeoemt>er 27, 1975 H ouHS Fors• IHousH Fors• HMM.Fcwt......... ,LI---F lt....L.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ,,__, °" -Hom•s For Sde Ho.Ms For ScN G t I 002 ••• •. •• •• •••• ••• •••. ••• • ••. • •••••• •••• •••. •••• •• •.. ~a G..erol I 002 ····•······•······ ...•...... , ........... . G...-.1 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~at I 002 GeM,.... I 002 G.Mrol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• aaADFOtt.D PUCE . 3 BR. Townhouse. trade rent re<:cipts for home owners hip, for low down payment. $32,000. IAYCREST 3+ Fam rm & form~1I dm. rm . or 4th BH. Pool & J acu1...zi. Beautiful l<><'ation with private ftnancing. $139,500. ' IH H A RIOR VIEW HOMES 3 anti fam1lv room plus big gam e 1·1)()m and bath & garage. Priced at s n .5oo 4 and fomtly room. 2 s tory on large lot. for SHH .000. 4 and famil y room sin gle story with f .1bulou s v1ew. for S99.500. 4 (t nd . f a mtly nxy -2 story with '1ew. with the best o everything in it. Sl22,000. THE BLUFFS IHR :.!1 :! ba. fam rm with View and dm.t~ to tennis & pools $93.500. BIG C•NYON ~ & dt•n Condo with ocean view a nd g uard at security gale. $139,500 . Vacant. .2 & den Condo with c u s t o m furnishings. .. 3 & .Jacuzzi Condo overlookin g !airway. $189.500. .. 2 & 0f'n Condo ... expanded Dover Plan 180 degree Vie w. Decorators I lome. :Sl34.000. VALLEY REAL TY PRESENTS I A YSIDE ELEGANCE Imported Holian tile entry, exquisite waterfront home. 4-bcdroom, family roof!l and ups t airs den. Room for pier & slap. $285,000. Fee. OPEN SUN. 1·5 : 645 Bays ide, N .B. LIDO LI FE CONDOMINIUMS Waterfront living on Newport's main ' channel. Spacious 2 & 3 bedroom plus wet bar. finest construction available subterr anean parking. From $179,500: 320 Viu Lido Nord. OPEN SAT. & SUN. l ·:> HARBOR VIEW CARMEL Hard-to-find Carmel model 3-bedroom, formal dining room and family room. Vacant and ready to move in . S'7!J.500 Open: Sat JS-t, 1-5 1963 Port W~·· H.B. On~ year wart anty included. CALL 675-7225 CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Of: VALUE VALLEY REALTY A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. GRAND VISTA REALTY LARGE VIEW LOT Lovely area of custom bomes in the rolling hills of San Juan Capistrano. Excellent buy -·-THREE 9UALITY FOURPLEXES Built as models, available from builde r·owner. F e atures incrttde· special soundproofing, central heating & air conditioning units, separate patios , balcony decks and ample g arages. Units consist of one 3 BR, 2 Baths, s ingle story unit. Two 2 BR, Single Story units; Six 2 BR, Ph baths, Two-story Townhouse units. and three 2 BR over the Garage units . Will con s ider sale sepe rate ly or package. · Priced to sell -·-We need a few g ood licensees for the Saddleback Valley Board area. For a voice in your future, Call for an a ppointme nt. Phone: 17141 768-1212 I GeMral I 002·Ge-Mral I 002 SPYGLASS General 1 002G~ral 1002 1 & family ~·1th ocean & coastline •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ lt.:W $190.000 LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 C ampus Dr., lnine CALL 833-8600 General I 002 G~ral I 002 .....•................•..•.....•...•..•.••••.• filc<?'~~~.!U!~~~! OPEN HOUSE ,\ beautiful upgraded Turtlerotk Townhom<' w 13 bedrooms. fam.rm .. dining room. & ~ baths. All tht!-> ~urroun<.led b.v rou~h s a'vvn wood , shmgles & landseaping t hat will put your mmcl a t case. Lann ineludc<l. -S79.950. 18642 PA SEO PIZARRO. O PEH 1-5. THE BLUFfS Little hit of yC'slcrday. Superbly decorated ~J bNlroom condo. New l'arpcting to C'nmplimt'nt En~lish Tudor dt·cor SliJ.000. OPEN l·S. 41 o VISTA ROMA. VIEW LOT Built! ) our own horn<' Lt•\ L'I lot w ocean viL·w. f>.>.xl35' corner. close lo s hopring ~.lft·.1. good location. Onn.t Poml onl) ~1 .7.JO. UNIVERSITY PARK -LIKE MEW ExcC>pt better! S<'paratL' home w ({ bedrooms. ram .rm. & s tudy in V1llahe 3. Sunset vi~w. Near rX>Ols . parks. & tennis $73.000 REDUCED TO SB.L Eastbluff Lusk 4 bed room now pricecl at $92,000. One of large~;t lots on qwet street. This won 'l last. I AY -JETTY & OCEAM VIEW S p ectac11 letr c u s t om h o me w spa.c ious cntert ai n in~ a r eas, except 1onal master bedroom suite & g uest area P ier & s wimming. S279.500. LET THE SUM SHINE IN On this well located Bluffs "G ". 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. & den Poolside ho me w /open beams, n oor to ceMing windows & ever y upgr ade' Fairly priced at $!19,500 WTTI l L.\;\'D THIS I A YFRONT HAS EVERYTHING Exciting a ct ion view of main channel & ocean. pier &slip, bayside terrace. a djacent sandy beach, Jove ly e nclosed courtya rd patio. Library, office. $250.000. CUSTOM HOME Spacious quality-bujlt home on one of area's largest lots featuring 4 bdrm. 3112 ba, 3 fireplaces. 4-car garage. 3 separate yards. Truly one of a kind . $185,000. EMERALD B•Y - IACHELOR OR COUPLE Exquis itely d ecorated in autumn tones. this 2 bedroom home h as been illustrated in several ma~azines Beamed cciJi ngs, indoor & outdoor fireplace, gas BBQ. country kitchen w /electronic oven . bnck terrace. ocean view. $129,500. LAGUNA OCEAMFROMT Th.is very prime buildable Jot with 84' of frontage can be yours for only $145,000. Pri vale community - white sandy beach. Call for details. LET'S MAIE A DEAL A plnc ·shelte r cd entry leads into this captivating 4 bd, 3 ba, home w ith pool and p a n o ramic view. The s pacious family room and sepa rate gam e room with wet ba r make entertammg a d elight. O ffered a t $144.500 A COlDWBJ. I A.NIB C O 644-1766 ~~~-------------------------' I ' TRI-LEVEL POOL Huntington Beach Pacific Sands. Pool Hom<' b v Deane Brothers . This lovclv :J bedroom. :3 bath ho m e offer's <'(}mfort in living. F ormal d ining room. Larg<' Ltmily room w 1wet bar overlooks pool and terraced vard Compl lands cpd front and r ear . Work s hop ;:nd s torage cahin<'ts in oversized 2 car garage . Hi ncks to ocean. OfCcred at $73,500. · ~ l 1'1-'.l!ll Of"'n H041,. F--1 ()'Ii·· s Su~ l·S 31148 Campus N·e 549-~SSS 839 1 AHanta, H.B. ~:~!~~! .......... ~?~~ ,~~!~~!, ......... ~?.~~I PRIVATE ROAD WESLEY N . . TAYLOR CO. REALTORS since 1H46 UNIVERSITY PARK -VILLAGE TWO Hard to ·find 4 BR LaSalle model ! Completely rcdec. lush cptng, latest new Frig. r ange, oven & D.W. Form Dr, 2112 ba. 2 FR. grt. s torage. $87 ,950. 4541 SANDBURG WAY SAT/SUN 1-5 LIHOA ISLE-HEW-MAGHIFICEMT Pe rfect rlcsign ! Elegant carpeting, drapC's & wallpapers. Italian marble. pool & jacuzzi. 5 rm. FR. form. Oil. billiard rm. 51·:! h~1 . pi er ,s lip. S3~5.000 7H LI NDA ISLE DH.. SAT 1SUN 1-5 LINDA ISlE-$395,000 F:xciling full bay view from lovely S BR home with FR. formal DR. 51 2 baths. High ceilings. abundant tile and teak. Gr<'at s torage. Room fo r 3 boats. 36 LINDAJSLEDR. SAT /SUN I-5 CHERRY LAKE AREA A t e rrific buy. unusu.tl des ign. Huge living rm, 4 l3H. lg<' f;1m rm. 21 :.! baths. VH·w from m ost rms. <Jwt'l St. $89.SOO. ~JW HEATH ER LNE:. S.\T1SUN 1-5 2 I I I San Joaquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CEHTER. H.B. 644-49 10 Charming '1 BH. family rm. l 1ark-l1ke setting. Sunny ~atio. Community po<ll & puttmg green. $911.950 B.LL~·:~l(UNDY; REALTOR · I ~~~~~:! .......... !?.~~ I ~=:! .... = ... !?~~ "SEASIDE CHALET" EMPTY :.1341 .8GJ.)•de.Ouve.., N ~B.,. "675.-6161 Sum m erti me !>e ach n•treal. Few s t eps to ocean. Total privacy \\ith high walls. A·frame styling. I louse of glass Genttal I 002 General 1002 lnrloor garden atrium ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• loaded with t ropical nes ters, singles or mothcr -in·law "anted for completely renewed l·bdrin & den. Peninsula Point jewel in minimum care setting. $82,500 Owner hr lps f111am·c ~......,.......-..~ plants & ferns. Rugg1·<1 COU .... TRY FEELING $36,950 beam ceilings in all OPEH SUM. 1-5 1722 MIRAMAR ...., r oom s. Log burning Lat.L:l' 5 l>Nlrnom h1Hll t' EH•ry tnC'h or this pndc f irep l ace. Wtndin l! on huge tn·1· l'•J\t rrd lot I of ownership fam homt• ~la 1rca!>e lo balron) Ill heart or :"il.'1.1. purl \\di makt• you ~m1k '\\,llh landing. Pri\·atesunderk 114•ach. Gorg(•1111-.•1t'l'.t11 dl'lighl llugc hdrms, 1rn· terr ace off m assive hay \'ICW th ('r~lll"d rnal'. lhruout, on hug(· lot maslC'r suile + 2 morc fJrnily room, \\urk!;h(1p, with dream kitchen for bedrooms, One bedroom HAL PIHCHIH REALTORS 2i27 K Coast Hwy 675-4392 ck Slt>5.000 tht• lad~· of the house with downstairs could be den. COST A MESA PETE BARRETT IMtl:V l·abinC'ts & l•!e Formal dining off brick Fabulous Woods~am work & sparkling bit m d ed k" h C REAlJV ecorat 1lc en. oun· 3 BR. 2 Ba, F~rplc, 2 car --apµhanct's. Won't last. r; . 0 E try patio. Plu:. Olymp!c gar. across from pool. 642·5200 675-4060 >4u-?7ll. pen \'CS. swimming pool & tennis Only 1 yr. new. Prof de· ~ -courts. Whal more could ! corated lhru-oul, $51,900. you ask for? Call loda) Classil1C'rl .\rh I I" ·r~R . ~2-2.'lJS. IRVl.._.E ,, .. .:> • I ~· ., I • " • '. ~ llN • " I "" I " G~rol 1002 __ [ ® Culn·rdale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner transferr ed & anxious. 4 BR. 3 Ba. ram· OH TH E W ATB WATCH THE C HAHMB. ACTIOM Best be a ch in Corona del Mar. Exciting decorator coordinated. 3 Bedrm & Den . Xlnt terms. Call63 1-1 400 OCEAN FROMT DUPLEX On the best beach in Newport Beach. Excellent rental history. Corner lot with good parkin g. $16.5.000 IALIOA ISUMD -IEACH LIVtMG In a year round fa mily home. Lots of room to roa m . Double lot with room for badminto n <·ourt . Woods. war mth. and quality. 4 Bedrm . Family room . Re mltdeled b y P a luski. Showtt by appoi1thnetlt-, SI 69.000 * * * * .. TWO SPECIAL "BEACH LIVIHG" HOMES IH NEWPORT SHORES 3 Bdrm A· Fra m e, 2Story $65,500 3 Bdrm, Fam Rm & Din Rm $66,500 ***** IM A PRIVATE COMMUMITY MEWPORT IEACH a Rd rm \A ith Boatdo('k $139,:;00 V.. ,. •P"' 1;1111+> 111 1•t\1tw w,111 ·1 '""" 1lw \A-'<11c•r 1. wv .. 111 ""''" r hon1• .. W •' ..,hn\.\ hv hn.lt ,ind c d . WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W Co<J~I H~hw.w Newport Beclt h 01416411400 rm . Highly upgraded -----plan 45. t:omm . pool. Newport H~i9hts Duplex-Only $59,900 2 Br, w/frplc & l Br . New crpts, drps. pool too! Call Dover Realty 645-9070 GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• parks & tennis. $59,000. 673-760 I .nytirM ELKINS "OYER SO YEARS OF SERVICE" • IY APPOINTMENT MEW EXCLUSIVE! Fully Air Conditioned. 1 Story Linda Model in The ''Bluffs'·. Many Upgrades. 3 Br, 2 Ba Wrap Around Patio. Gated Entry. $92,500 Fee MEWPORT HEIGHTS! Spacious 3 Bedrooms, Large Family Style Kitcnen. Charm Galore. Patio, BBQ. $59,750 LINDA ISLE F•MIL Y HOME Lovely 2 Story. 4-6 Hr. f•~amily Room. Gourmet Kitchen . Prim e Location. $28.5.000 LIDO ISLE COMTIMPORARY New & Luxurious 2 Story Home. Flexible f1 oor Plan. Z.4 Br. Large family room, atrium. $155,000. GIOIGE 11.klMS CO., ilULTORS 111 DOVB DalVi 631·1100 . ' . . . .. . . ~4!4!!!!.~~~ ........ ~!~:.~.~.~ ..... !~.'::~.~~ ....... G11Mr.. I OOJ G tMral • I 042 Coro.a._ Mw I 02Z • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . LARGK FAMILY HOME HOUD •y OCEAM VIEW Approx. MOO sq. n. ' BR. A DUPLEX 3 Ua. $134 ,900. ree . GREETINGS f'ee simple; 3 bdrms .. 2 6731148 ___ _ FROM ALL OJo' US baths each; frplcs. Good Costa Mffa I 024 To ALL 0 .. , YOU cond. Askln" $120 000 c 613-3G63 "ti73..Si>s6 eves ••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ;~ti.'lc'E Family REAL EST AT! Retreat IMC. R~For Costa Mesa ()(fice: loaf, Camper 1'92 Baker, S46-4141 Hig. beautiful 2·l>lory ! Newport Beach Office: Capstrano Beach I 018 On a gorgeous, private 170NewportCtr Dr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• corner lot. Fancy white Suitel00640·6161 PALISADES brick fireplace, birch Huntington Beach 4 bedroom, 3 bath. near cabinets. Big bonus room • Office: · for all your parties. At) new, ocean view. $69.000. S t · 1 c h e f · 0021 anta. 962·4454 Open House Sat/Sun 1.5. e n s a 1 on a s ~~~~~~~!!!I 34814 Calle Del Sol. Red kitchen. Best location! EXECUTIVE ESTATE Carpe t R ea l tors. ~~2o $54,950, call 4 BO + 2 STORY 497·1761, 492·9700. , Fo~!'a?~airJ~i~~~ry •· I ~~I TARBELL Elegant living room with • floor to ceiUn~ fireplace. -... • -"#I in California" Banquet sized formal SHARP VACANT dining roomiscloquently Coronac:MIMar 1022 2 Br . S tudio Mod e l , served fromhugegarden••••••••••••••••••••••• s36,9oo. O wner/Agt view kitchen. Enormous c;>UAIHT DUPLEX 646·3013: 546-7739. family room overlooks -----sparkling pool & jacuw. South of Hwy. $36,000 i'ull P ri ce Lush terraces. Spiral The kind of property Must sell lrg 3br ranch staircase to massive 23' buyers search our town house. Assume 6',o Fili\ master suite & retreat.. for. Quaint. cute. charm· loan. pay mnts only Spacious children·s ing, unique (oops!). and $142/mo.CallM0-3666. quarters. Ballroom sized ad?~able. With be~m family recreation room. ceilings, knotty pine Hurry -EZ terms. Call w a lls. wood burning 963-7881. frplc and a sunny patio, •)PIN , , .• , , 1 ., , , • • • right around the corner from Carnation Park. -----[f82 ~ : I : : . I Stltl.000. Call 644·7211 OWNER ANXIOUS .. . , .. S + 2 +FAMILY 'I . DIME '""! r 11 l lh I Immed ia te possession " I . I -- •"'"' , , If l' i l·n1s w1 a • a ' can be your:;·' L·xtensiv£• Daily P1lut Clas~1fied Ad. .., '- Keep tt.is "-dy dired«y with yOtA this w"41"9d as yo-. go ltous~~ All tlw loutiotts listfll below ort described it! qreater detail by adnrtislncJ e4uw~e ill todoy's DAILY PILOT WAKT ADS. Pcrtrofls IAowifiq ope" ltouu·s for ~ or rettt °" unJtd to list lnformatio" in ttils colwnri tach Frldoy. Saturday CHld S.11doy. HOUSES FOR SALE , 3 BEDROOM 2450 Fordham, College Park, CM 646-3928, 645-5253 Sat/SuJl 1-5 47962nd St. <Npt. Shores) NB . 548-1290 $56,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••512 38th S t (Npt. Island)'NB 67$-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 20402 Running Springs Ln. H.B. 962-~254 $64,995 Sat/Sun 10-5 282 Del Mar Eastside C.M. 642-6368 $4G,OOO Sat. 1-5 315 62nd S t, Newport Shores NB 645-7575 Sun. 1-5 411 Flagship Rd., Ncwport'Bch 645-7575 $47,950 Sun. 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or OEN ••61136th St , Newport Beach 640-5560 .-Sat /Sun 12-4 •8391 Atlanta. Huntington Beach 549-8655 $7:l.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 957 Begonia, Grecnbrook, C.M. 540·1151 $57 ,000 Sunday 1-5 1 Sierra Tree (Univ Pk) Irv. 644·1766 $77,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 5200 River Ave. Nwpt Bch . 644-72 11 $65,000 4 BEDROOM · 714 Cortland Dr, Cam J-llnd CdM 675·5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 01 Rockford Rd, Cam Hlnds CdM 675-5511 Sun /Mon 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEM 1 Sand burg Way, Unv Pk Irv 644-4910 $87,950 .Sat/Sun 1-5 19 Heathe r Ln (Back Bay) N .B. 644-4910 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1606Ant iqua, CdM 675-5511 16 Catalina, CdM 675-5511 Sun 1-5 7 Sutfview (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 BEDROOM •2327 Tuslm, Newport Beach 646-3255 Open Sat/Sun/Mon, 1-5 S IR & FAM RM w DEN ••36 Linda Isle.Dr, Linda ll NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ***76 Lind a Isle Dr, Linda 11 NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Loch moor (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $450,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •1500 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN Rue Cannes (Big Canyo_n) N.B. 833-8600 Sun. l ·S l IEDltOOM A ven ida Carlos, Nwpt Bch 752-0347 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 11 & 2 la 18-5181h Dahlia, CdM 675·5511 . HOME + GUEST HOUSE llR&GUEST ••24 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 645-7575 $150,000 Sun. 1-5 used brick accentuates this country style home. • Every woman's dream kitchen with all the wife· sav er conveniences. Mammo th brick fireplace. Five king si£ed bedrooms. with massive mast er s uite . Entt\'r · tainer·s covered patio .• Assume low interest VA loan. Seller's loss-your gain at S49.950. Full pricl'. Call now 646-7171. ME RRY CHHISTMAS I l}PJ 'J : I -1 • .. ' , f r1 " ., 1} '• I- THE REAL ESTATE RS VACAHT WESTSIDE Don't miss this one·4/BR home with huge family room w/opcn beam ('Cll· ing and brick frpll-. Needs som e TLC-Al l te rms . S38,900. CALL l'rr stige Homes. 645·6646 Pon~rosa Pcalace Your own fruit orchard on huge lot + tr lr accC'ss + 4 largt> Rr's-lots of book shelves. & l>lt·ini. . . ~tX'r home klr ad i\\' family. Assume loan S28.000 ·Crown ll<'a l £.-stat<• 830 1550 Large 2 story 4 Hcl up stairs, l bd down. :J ha. form al din .rm . lge kitch e n w I brca'k f a ~ l nook, lgc enclosed patio. Profes!>iona lly landscµd. Mesa VC'rde a r ea. 97.9·3859.By Owner. 4Br, Den. 2 ba, pwd rm. 1-'rplc, lovely ~arden Franklin stove ur)stairs. wool cari>et ing, drapt•s Lovely fam. home. Xfnt co n d . Mesa Verde 540-890::!. Prin. only. Open House Sat/Sun 1·5 2450 Fordham. College Park. 3br, 2ba, frplc. hardwood floors. shake roof. 646·3928. eves; 645·5253 Lachenmyer Realtor G unlr';f Cottage Prime location. Perfect starter hom e -only $39,500 ! ! VA/ FHA term~ available. Huge lo t Privacy galore. Save thousands! Call 645-0303. A COlDWtll IAW«ER COMf'Alll -I Cozy E. Side Colonial 3 Br. 2 Ba: used brick frplc. shake roof S53,900. Open Sat & Sun 12-4. 360 E. 19th St. 645·9070 E•STSIDE R·2 60xl50 lot. custom 3 bd, 2 ba. mid 4o·s. Hurry, owners transfered. SOUTHLAMDERS 642·6361. F OR SALE : Rustie architecture, 2 story de- sign. Cltcle sta irway w /view window leads to master retreat, wooden board with heavy sba.kr roof a nd alass ext.ertor. 5 RR 's, 3 liA 'a, fam rm .. brick (pie. chef kitchen, all gourmet type appl's, custom bar and counter. decor ator floors & wln dow treatments. 3·car 1arage. 1.,., year~ . $83,000. BKR .. 962·5511. IFYOU hnve a liervh:e t.o t)ffcr or icoods tO ~11. r1ace an ad {n tbe D• ly PlloL Classifled Sectlon . . • Phone 642·5678. . . -··· _. ........ -. ·-. -___ _..... .......... _ ""'••ForSah ., IHo..tff ForSaN H II! S IH • I I ... ._.. ................ ....... Otllff ror • OUHt ror Sdt HOUltl For s• lll-.chet, ,...,.., SatUf'day. December 'l1 11175 OAIL y PILOT C3 .... _..._°" leaet. I 040 -~~· .... ;o·:-;, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gr9v" 2700 U L._, -Ho.tM U fwWLlld ........................ ~·--L-Hl-.....J 1052 tiWwporllecteh 1069,tWwportleech I06t,••••n°•, ............. ~ ftTIUTI 1Md I • Apai la,.nh F"U ralw.d •••••••••••••••••• .~ ••• :.::••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 I AC H. ES • P I n k ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colonial Graperruit. 4000 p /u Hunti199CM11 t.och 324 0 Newport leoch 3269 C osto Mtta 3724 Hew England t Laguna Niguel. 922-7398 Trn~e~n~itt.'<i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tu the surf 'n sc tM cho' . Q Walk to l><'h 2 br <luph:x, 3liR 2• ,UA C'onl.io w u t;stJ\c Ith a1round . tee community * rttefin~ * Rffl &tat• rncd yd, child pcl:s ok 111>\·k rue 36' boo!t $700 2035 f'oullertoa. C M fbJD .ialott' tnside' t-~ ••• NEW CUS1'0M (/'-Wanted 2900 Walktobch2br.fn l dyd, M~7t;4!> I Ult t-'Urn, 2 Ir.: clo:.el'i, tO"llall. 5 bedrooltis. pool HOMI-; on lllufb. l'lenty ••••••••••••••••••••••• &1;1r, ch11d1pet.sok QUt'\·n~lze bed 11n v lfbf~ !H7.t'd Caily room or gla::.s, btli: rna!>Lt:r Wanted Residential lot 2 I.Ir 1·ondo, frvk . q.>U., O M C HERRY LAKE dr<':s:.ml: rm. 'Clrn l.:1· &el>Qrute formal din1n1i f>u1le Wull·h the LIDO REALTY INC under'sJcre.shorldl.'1 drpb.$220 Wood:sy , c·nurttr~ al t o ornl'<, cnrl i.;.1r rllem. 3 llathi.. M"ssive wbJtecaps break on th' • wn<'e driving from foun HOMEFIMDERS m~phl•rt·' ('bharhm1m~ I v. ~toragl' Adultb ool). fireplace covertn" bOlh beach. $184.9SO. EXTE~DS TO YOU VI 1 642 9900 ht-utoom, 4 ,1t 10nw no 1~t::. ,. ~ l ain y I!> Cbbl'Ollli ll r d bo floors' Owne d Lagunu Nl"uel l\ealtv IEST SH ---::.e o vwr jn .,J l . r e11pt.•ralc, o • WI ES 5510339 · (',ardcn"r tn"lu ·'"d Arl1st '~ Sludw Apl , needa <1u1ck sol(', submit N Q R { N S ll0.505 0 496-4040 Huntington llarbor N1•w I " • u " uny & all o!tcrts BKR FOR A () W N prop c rt Y In bd condo for lt><tM.• Crplb y e a r b I •• a !> l! ! i;kyh~hl. bedmt•d n •1h ni: cM11842·8&4 ' ' R E A LT y JOYOUS CHRISTM.A.S lnitlcwood, Ila wt horn~ & drps , l1;1r1llt1t''> 1nrl ten ~>01 month. IH6 11~ ~·;~.~;,,,,,~.l'<•~. re ts, dl'J> TARIEl '"' So u A ., nis rourts, 1>1x1I & l'll\' ~ ,...,.. or .. · oay rea · BLUFFS --- ! AND A WILL PAY C ASH! ere d Park 1 n g . . E-S1de priv<1le neut l br. CONTEMPO RARY PROSPEROUS 1976 Ph.TomD'AIHsondro Waterfr ont. $4<!5. mo. J liR .. 2 0ha. l'<HPC l li, close 10 :.h<>ps. Util pd. "#liftCalifomio" t:llAHMER : S-Olid oak Will cons ider le..ai;1og d1apcs. ~om m 11001. Sl006"5..fi697 ~oori., new plus h carpet· 3377 Via Lido, N.B. 673-7300 T.D.rROPERTIES boat slip Av :.111 Dt'<' :.17th. $1135/Mo leuM.' · ---------·I ms: 1n the bedrooms. This __ ___ (213)674 6907 anytime Call 1 714 H·IG·3t.15 Cur <.:ortun. A~ 833 29<>1> WHERE ELSE CAN llG VACA quality tr1 ·level home or t7Mlt146·5221 an 6 Appt. • HT has a super k1trht•n, ~wport le h l 06~H• port Be h l 069 Sp:.1(•1ous 4 BR. 3 Ha. Con New pat~~t~nryand <>Ul beams. rozy t>ri r k ••••••••••••~~•••••••• ••• ": •••••••• 0:-.......... 3Br,2ba.frrlc,fnrd s:100 do Pool .sauna&tt'nnt~ YOU GET A firepl<u:e. decks, brick Retrlab mo. 4782 Scenario, S450 ti42 2422 S:-0.-mal family rm & dln <Bol ''h ''d courtyard & ts s poUesi. ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• sa "' u·a / ·" 111ger 1 FABULOUS 2 8DRM FOR $28 5 mg rm. BBQ & covered tn!>ule & out <.:lose lo DOVER SHO. RES Houan r...mlsh•d 96i-7079or~ 21·Ul * * * patio area Very low h "' ... Cal I S priced at only s~.500. C\eryl in1: $82,000 Excellent opportunity to purchase ••••••••••••••••••••••• DARLl~G hou'e ror rcnl' v n awyer 20671TillerCm·lc Won'l Sl't::ND NJ<:W YEARS A h 't II d . d Coronact.IMar 3 122 2 1lr.2ba 1909 Lonai last:•worldKealEstale LIVI-: I N LAG U NA EVE HEHELease th1i. r e I ectura y esigne home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca11Nan9'>l·77AA CostaMesa T1:n at· res of t)flt.'O SJKH 1• 2 ll·n111~ di.. ~·~rnt r.·1·11-.1 t1on 1·1•11tl•f v. 11 h p1111I !>a unas. ping pong, volleyball. jJ1:u1.11 player piano & mo1 1 Adults only. 556-7717 BE'\Cll We have the J BR bt-auttfol Garden January 15, this home will be listed. J lir. l Ou. lg )d. 314 ---\ou arc Lill' v.1n1wr of:! ---------..J Pt.'rfcct hou!>e for you, Home 't1I ei.crow closes Contemporary 4 BR. 4 Ba, redwood & Jai.m1ne, 6:!6-0867 or Lge 3 BR. walk lo ocean. llck<'ls t.oth1• ------from old Ld~una Lit-Pool. teo111s. Si-t.500 glass view home on GALAXY DR. 626·G272 dose lo l><'hools. fam rm , Sports, Vacation BIG Bo mo:.phere to the hes t in En j the G d L.f --· ---rrptc. av111I. nov.. >iw LD n ew Lai::un:1 ll\ing ' 0 'f 00 •e Quality&distinctive.Realvalueinthis F\Jrn 2Ur.twnhse,W/D, mo963!1-0H3 &RKrtationol AMD $il.soo to $145.000 Call ui. 493-2513 499-4584 comfortable. well planned home for 2 blks to China Co,•c. Ve hicle Show BEAUTIFUL und st!e lhem ' PRESTIGE AREA prestige Jiving a~1d entertaining. $400 673-8936 1',or IA>ase 3 Br +den, l ' 2 al tht' 494-8057 $255 ()()() 13a . cpl~. drps. patio, ANA HEIM $49•750 __ __ __ OVERLOOKING • · C l 2 .. qwct cul-de-sac. S325 mo. CONVENTION 0 GOLFCOURSE 646·6900or644-4684 o steMeso I "' 847-4518 CENTt:ll NEWPORT VILLAGE 635 Bakc1 Gorgeous 4 bedroom. 2 ceanView 3 Bedr oom. z bath, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jan.3lhruJan.11 story giant. Huge rooms L t formal dining rm. t•stal<> Back Bay I · Bd. furn. Irvine 3 244 Call 642·!'678, ext. 333 to Mc:a large comforlable 0 size lot & l'ourtyard house. Mature adult. $195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl:um yourtickels (714)557-0075 Nr. Newport Fv.' ramlly room. Super sun 50xlOO rt. bwld;ible lot in patio. S67 ,5110. o P EN M•wport hach I 069 San Juan incl util. ~12'1 272 BEA UT. San Joaquin * * * -1 UI< -;.'urn. /\d•1lt~., n11 ny kitc h t'n . 1-'res hly hi i.:hly desired area . OUS , C ·a... 1078 ,. ' '-''l'OOO .11 H E SJ\T THRU ••••••••••••••••••••••• ap1s..-ano TwnhmeLarge 2 lir,21 ~ . . . n.·ts· s1u".Ul.1l1>d.''""W P.'11'nlc .. ·• lhrouull!)lll J.1kc• ""';. + nwnf'r WJ TU"'S H u f . t.-~ 2 Sty I\ fr· mn 3 BR ., .~ "" VUJ "' "'d·' t·arry llUWJ\J{U 11 ,., . 12·5 pm . 24032 HEWPORTSHORES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ouses n urn1s~ Ba. 2 sty_ View of golf · ·a "·, ·' Wilson54.ll-i'6M9 new carpets an urape!> ZAGRODZKY. Hi!ultor Estacia. Bkr 3 HR tor 2 & den) in By Owner, Village San ••••••••••••••••••h••• t·ourse & lake . $550 h~. 01.>I. gar I ouls. ten Sliperj:ioodbu)'.C:.dlfor ,.... ·199·2Z77da):, ~ove -in <·o nd. ,.ho'icc JuanTwnhm"U"Mdl.3 BalboaPe-ninsula 3 207 547-7(}.t l rus.S-125/\i,'l.548·1290 Sl70. Urand new mob11L- detalls. • 4""·Hnl 1 • E 96 38!l3 "' UR 2 13 95 6345 fl vc4. . .. loc. nr rools & tennis; _ __:__ a.-1 ~! .4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent our-home & n·c~1vc z Ud. + Conv cll'n. 2 ba. hm. Non s moken. no HAPPY HOLIDAYS FIWM MISSION REALTY Wt• ~ 111 be l'los1.•tl tor till' hulicfay s ca~on . rrorn ---Dec. 2\lh thru .JJn ht RttrP :.!Br ISt·aut\ F or matters o f 101 Secluded J' 2 yr old. c-111. 1 mt.-dlJlC 1mµortance, d ·sac. $46,500 581 lJOt> Call 494-0731 own. ------1 DID YOU PROMISE liIG FAMILY BONANZA HER ANYTHING ·I bedroor::~~~Jth huml' 1 . LIKE THIS! w1~h big f.imllv ro(im I It s warm. natura l tonrs. <20x20> Kidiw~ :-haµi•il rnmpllml·n.~ Lhl' dcc·•ir of pool v.ith Jal'U1l 1. 2 {'Jr t_h1:. 3 Hr. -level humt: sep,aralC' i:.ira.:e ,, Ith Sµ,11•11luc; k1L1·hen. 1 .. rgc hobby room. corni·r lot f.1m1l~ room & l'\pan'" c with ooat gale. Our bl·~l ~1111 ded, hrin!!lll)! 1n buy S55.000 Walk to dtKtr·'?utdoor IL·ding to everyth111..:. Ca I I 5:iti 1111:11; ynu Stop hy fur ••or lt.'l' &. lake a 10111.. 13:! I :'lhlrn ins:s1dc Un' c Sat & Sun MissiCNtVie1·0 1067 shorl w1:1lk to occan.santaAno 1080 Bal Pt·n. Pt ncwlv de· " Chr1·s1mas bonus fn,Jc·.walkt•lllch,tcnni!> pt'ls. malur<' adll onlv ~u> ""''I coratcd. 2 UH. 1 nZ.. dbl "' . ' Cor W1bon & NL'\\ f>411 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""''"""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super 3 br, 2 ba. l>W. & pools, ~5 li15 OM36 1;.t}· l'l:Jll. Fast Poss~ssion Owner has 'acutcd th1!> lmely 3 Bdrm nlla with th11:k ::.ha~ carpets. largt' living room. air tond1 t1oning & prh ate ::.ur· roundings on a new lot. SJJ.950 Ho4idoy Fun Large fun·fllll'<i f,1m1ly room with 4 Bdrm 's. cnmplelt•ly upgrJded "1th air cond1t1onm1t & Lil t-nd of cul de :,ac. Clos(• lo rcl·reat1 o n crntcr R1•llurcd to $82.900 MISSION VIEJO REALTY 581·1000 837-9500 CAYWOOD REALTY Pool horn(' :mr. 2ba . on. siar . n H'C yard. Near bltns. rpls. drps. beaut Santa Ana 3280 SAS 1290 Ucarh & Bay YC'arly * .. · * !\tany<'xtras. Nr So.e st leasl•SlOO mo.Avail im landsc pg , $350/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1''reshly l'mnlt:tl I Hr up Plaza. S47,5<JO. all ll!rms. 'ti 541 1'271 963·4567963·1186 h per. all k lt l·h ult us *BIG CANYON* Hy owner.556-:1!:12.S ml · ' ------------llcnt,our ome & tl'<'Cl\e +d-;hwshr Adllsnopcb. El --L;ni,· Pk Terratc 2 Ur, 2 11 Chri !>tmas lw nus . &12.4044 .ei:ant.1tv~1gantlent~r·MobileHomes CoronadelMar 3 222 Ba. twnhsc. d b l gar. Rolsa1 Ward.3 BR.2 ba. _ ---- tauungint IS ~l sq. l. ForSate 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rrplrSJ75552·7896 DW, <·pt~. drps, SJ25.Hunti-""onBeach 3 7 40 prorcsi.1onall} decorated J Bf< 2 b r Ir , •"'$' di d d 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . a . rp .i:ara,:!e, 963·45699631786 ••••••••••••••••••••••• an an scape -bdrm, . . . 414 Fernleaf. S400. mo. DEERFIELD Patio home f formal dining. famityl973Mob1le HomeUx62 , 64-1--0030 3Br2Ha,frplc.S385 2 Dr duplex. cpls . drps BEAUTIFUL l br urn room h o m e P oo l. 3 Br, 2 lfa, encl porch._ 5SH706 641.3185 stove.l'cfni1.yd.$l8S ' aptsS170&S180.Span'.sh 1acuzz1. B·B·Q pit, in fan· Ad u I t Pk • w I 2 Quaint 2 Bil, warmly de 2 br.duplex. yard, patio, style ~llig, P\1. encl. ga~, tast1r selling. 3·1:ar gar clubhouses. pools & ror a Le d . $37 5. mo. IJmv. Park II. pnv. 1 of a ch1ldrcnok $200. pool. sauna. lndry, adlls , wi clt:c openC'r:,.$195,000 jaruzzt. nr beach , 6i3·80-iior673-1292 kind. 2 BR. s uitable 3 1lr,)ard'.gar.S245. 17301 Keelson Ln. l blk SJ0.000.960-1429 ---adults. New rrpt, dbl 3 Br, fnrd yd, gar, bltns W.ofBcar h offSlater. -----2 Bd & Den? 1 b;J. no c•ar, xlnl storage, Rnnl & ~65 _____ 842.-7~ r~~ CALL NOW Commercial b f II .. ...,., """ ---p..-rty 1600 car;ige. Soul 0 wy pcuzzi. SJi:i. Call HOMEFIMDERS 752 7315 ·-r-408 Jasmine CdM $350. Owner.552·11357 642."""0 Irvine 3744 ~ ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo., incl ulll. ti75 .. 8-lfi6. '101\I ••••••••••••••••••••••• DONAL D M . BIRD A"o<oolo R~oflor\ In Th~ Bluffs BAYFRONT Offirc building. s pec tar ular view. lux.unou' cxecuti\·r offices * RENT AlS * Westminster 3298 S70 wk or S~IOO mo. in· TllETERRACr: •••••••••••H•••••••••• eludes maid service. T\', 2 BH. 2 Ba ...... _ •. S.1o5 ltenl our home & receive sauna, jacuui. pool & _ 3BR.2 Ba ..... ~25 a C hris lma:. ho nus. phone 1717 1': D}cr JM 2 Br. 11 2 ba. frplr, appl. <'Pl!>, drµs. So h1way l11c. $:Q.5, mo. 552 7372. I ~ ~ l\cx111t11 5 1'\I ~ ~ Sp:i!~,~~E ~!~1~L~ 1th l ~.~~~~~-~~~ ... !?•6•~ .-.-·----htlls1dt• and on•an, tt•\\ .i 11:\llROfl \'I EW 110:'11 ES :l t\tl rnndo, Ponor;1mic \'ICW. highly up(!r~Hlcd. By Owner, S?n.500. ti.tO ·O:J8 <1 421; Vis ta Parada Reduced lo $600,000 BILL GRUNDY R.altor 6 75-6161 Costa Mesa 3 22 4 TURTLE IWC" Super 3 lledrm. 2 ha. _1r~·1~· :'HIJ.l!'il5 ... •••••••••••••••••••••! 2 BR.21 ~b:i .S.150 l'pts clrps H&O $:l''S n -h 37 8 I BR. 2' ~ B.1 $500 . . . . . .. . . -. LGCJWta DCaC 4 f or Lse. S3'i5. 2 sty, 3 Br IJEERFll-:LD mo. 003 451>9!163·178(1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmne 1044 llr. -1 11 ba. family room l'urtofino.1ro111ac . .i Br. J ••••••••••••••••••••••• dllltn!l room & tully <•P H:1. finished bonus rm & t:ondo w /2 rar gar. & all 2 BR. 21 :0 Ba S.150 3 Br, 2 ba, hltns. fncd yd, $165· f·urn . CoLy bach. Cpl\ ... 1.shcs topurch"S" amenities /\va1I 1/5. dbl "25 N bch Ut I pd H n u' 3 liH,2 Ba.. S.12.'> gars:. . ear . I .. esp VIEW-GOLF 1101 nlt>d k1l <"h cn 11135 loft $91,5(10 for qmrk !'>all' FORMALDluE lllu1•h1 rd Can~on Ur pnnonl)',olOf.311 "' l Orx·n house Sa·l & Sun $75,500 Noon ttl5 PM. BEAUTIFUL Gor~eou:. SJn J oJQuinl WOOD & GLASS DOVER SHORES M<?<'cl·~am·ho San Joa Naturdl <'C'<lar comph• LOWEST PRICED ~wn. Gulf t·oursc '1ew' men ts this ht>aut tful llQ:V1F: ON Step. down h1ring room &I homt· C1rn1lar sla1rway t;i\L.i\XY l>ltlVE family room Wet har and l'~lla j'.:iJ!>S .,.. indo" ~. h an \'h•ll, alrtU.!Jl . I BR. .. 'ormal d1ntng A!l, t 1lt•tl artist view of thl' <'Xtras 3 lta Marvclou~ day & cheery l..1t chen • I rcn·tl ' 111."ii muehard t'J nyon Dr n1tt• v1ev. POQI & jaruu1 master s uite• 1-.le~unl l)~n house Sat ~ Sur l'nce redut•cd below ap bath. A~l C'lnst:l'-m1r I ~oon til 5 1'.\1 pra1s:"JI. lK:!-1 t;alaxy Dr rored. G.Jr.t~t' oµ<'ner Open U:11ly & Wkncls 1·5 IM J\1 Eu I,\ T ... ()(' I ~ .... A '7:QCK Sl59,500 fi.\5-849H CUP AN C \' N 1-: V 1': It I .1.V.Lt'1.I.' LI VED I'.':·' llurry Cull < nn 1·011x1 ,,,~ WATEIU'H0\1T W,SLIP 752-1700 LAGUNA BEACH 8111 Carroll 040 5560 Qf'l'I' • , • ,. 1 llasttnJ(&Co. Realtor Univ. Park lfome·4Brs 1-'R. 3Ra, Private yard L.sc Sale 644·7710 approximately 548-6090 or 548·039_7 __ . • H d r d d e I d dlt 4"' 4200 W/\LN UTSQUAJU, 3. r + l'n. nc y . mp Y a . .,... $500,000 Spotless. 4 Br 2 Ba home. 3 RH. 2 Ba_ S.125 garar,e. S335. M rt Be--h-37 69 of ~Ol>d rrplc. avail Jan 1. SJtS. 2 BR. 2 Ba. . $325 4 Br 2 ba. fn cd ) t.I. gar ewpo a c Com mere ta I Property 831-<>873 G REI::~TllEJ:: S310 ' '••••••••••••••••••••••• ADORABLE in Laguna Beach. for - ----2 BR, 1 H.J . SJ.Ill 4 Br. bltns. frplc $345 l or 2 Dr. udulls. no pet:-. "A" FRAME own long term invest· 1 Br. fncd yard. cpls. Rancho San Jo;iqu111 HOMEFIHDERS SlfiO/SlOO 2421 E. 16th St. WALK TO BEACH ment. Pnn Only! drps. child ok. S185. 2 RR. 2 Ba . s.sso 6'l2 ~ N Hti.. &lb 1801. Perfect for weekends. <213) 392·2868 I Br. fnrd. yard $235 2 H, 2 Ba. den S500 Larg<' 1 Bedroom 2 story 2 br. 112 ba, dbl THE COLONY . Condominiums rental. or permanent re-Condominiums{Town-d S27c. U fu . h d 3 4 25 2202 W. Oceanfront sidencc. 3 Bedrooms. 2 houses for sale I 700 gar, cpts. rps "'· 3 BR, 2 bJ, d(•n. I) mos. n rnts e 67!>-8224 b lh 2 l V 3Br.fncdyd,garS250 S(j()() ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ---- a · s ory · ery ••••••••••••••••••••••• HO EFIMDERS modern kitchen ~·ith lots .._.ORTH L.A.GU .... .A. M Nr S Cst. Plata 3 RR. 1i.., OCEANFRNT /\OULTS of charm.+++ Large .... " "" 642·9900 552 7500 ba. 2 lc\'. $300. 835·7101 S125 s lu<l10 Ltl pd. proteclt'<I sundeck com· CONDOS Large I yr old 3 bd. 2 ba -afler6 rm ~;F~8d6Jen~ll 5 ;10 103 plete ""1th wet bar. Great Whilewater Views· 2 & 3 in Triplex. Crpts. drps. red h 1' I I Townhouse --------for parties or pri vale sun bd ·t f $54 ooo bathing. Don't miss this rm. uni s rom · . . dishws hr, stove. yard & Unfunlishe d 3 5 2 5 s.io WK UP J&2 Bdr & 420 Cypr ess, North dbl garage.615·4866. roaltv ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach. Color TV. maid onl' for JUSt S67,900. Call Laguna ----Deluxe townhouse 3 br. sen ·. pool THE M ESA. -[~ THE REAL ESTATE RS ~ 494-21•6 SEA TERRACE n?,';".,~16·J.111:, '"'~~fl:•'f ' Call 675 7225 PRJMEAREA ~ 1'"2 ba. c pts. drps. bltns. 415 N. Newport lil, NU THE BLUFFS • 2 Br. 2 ba, new decor ~ l~c p\t patio. dbl i;aragc 646-9681 $53,750 [ ~ ~ S3t5. AdulL'>. no pets. ------w /w<is htr dryl'r hw1k . --- TURTLEtWCK Prr:.1<knl Home. 3·BR. 2·ba, fom1ly room. Ion-I\ cnt•lo ... t cl rourtyard ssi .500 * IOMD REAL TY * 831°9411 To" nhousc. :! bdr ms , lge mo<'krn k1 trhcn. hnck patio. All rccn•;_i t1onal fac1htiC's within walkini::distancc $52.500 DEM + pool 673'6372 4 BR, $395. mo. up. 1'r. So. C!>t l'lJt.a Adults. no pets_ Ulil. palfl. The fahulou~ "S ' pla n ' . Exccpl1onal 3 br. 2 ba. E\'es. 551-4254 557·1531 S225. 1818 W. Oceanfront. .... =--=="'""====~ I R r -----------' 4944029. Rr <l tile r oof Raised x nt loc. S375 mo. es re· poruro l'ntr) Stt•p up Lo ·---------• q d. 540·1542. 546·9460 RE"4TALS 3 BR. 2 Ba. 2 sty Costa Santa A na --l 780 huge linng room Vll'W tn M~WPORT BEACH - ---:! llR. den. 2 ha N. B S.'l25 Mc->a. Dhl i:::ir, "'1 patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• o;parklmg blue l'Ommon I hlock from the bay on lncOl"MPro,_.rty 2000 Back Bay Condo. 4Dr. :!Frn.Jlia NU s1 21K1 $315 !lto3·4<J:>R pool. Comfy gourmet Lido bland. Super sharp ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3ba. nt'w cpts . drps, 2 BR, 2 Ba. ~18(37}. Dupl;.es Unfurn 3 600 AMBASSADOR IMl'&S k1trhen . Qul't:n SIZC' Jbcdroomandden w1thl 3TOl8UHITS p:unl S425mo.492·2790 2 BR.1Ba.. ~ ... 1.~,;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFAMERICA bedrooms Dc·n or t''<lra bath.<o lhghly upgraded New & near new lax - -.,---3 Br. 2' 2 ba N B • ""'' OCEAMFROMT Home ovcrlook1n~ sedudl·d Wh1lookt'V Cov1:. tn North Lc1~unJ. ·cu!>tom Upgraded T1·rr Jt'l' l'a m. hw It by rrcsl.'nl owner bndge Townhoml• 3Br. 2 !:>Pl'l'tacular views uf B a. laund rm. nr rOl.'ks. v.a\l'S & sea hie P ark /P ool Lnch rpd .I from 50 It. long living panehnJ:. !>huttl.'rs. pu1 I rm . hu1lt around a pro- quet entry. Gar opc·m•r tertl'<I atrium. w1lh 2 lge Open Sun 10 to ·l Ov. ncr lxlrms , 21, ha 5295.000 bcdrooin·your choice" andncwonlhemarkel shelteredproperty tnap.Cleanci.t 4 Br,-Bahomc 3BR.2Ba.. S\302 BR . 1 Ba. Cd M. no TWOLOCATJONS Uecor;itor wallpaper' Call for aµpointment lo prec1atmg area. Some in town. !rpk. patio. 3BR.21'.zBa.. $42.'l rhih.lrenorpcts.S275mo. WEEKLY RATES Seller has purchuscd S('(' orfl.'n•tl at $129,SOO cando::.e'75. S365.831 ·0813 3Rr.2ba.N.B. :$450 (i..146800 <Sus_1c_1____ FULl.SERVICF. new home·ANXIOUS' Citll54Q.ll51 LIOMSESTATES •SILJ\RP 3Rr.3ba.gar. 3BR,2Ba .... S430i470coM .3Br.2 ba.occdn,u. 2277 Harbor.C.:'tl. Take advantagl' SSJ.750 536-2579or592·5010 FH, pool. FP. Npt Hrbr 3BR.2'1'.z ila ...... $460 deck frplc b e am ~~~it~~Z:oo ful l pri ce' Call -----111 , ,350. 6-.120228, 4BR,2'"2Ba ........ $500 rc11'ng.cul·dC·s'ar.2cari---------- tocfay.752.1700, 8 UNITS wtpool nr So. 833·1653 4 BR, 2 Ba.··· · · $325/400 gar . Pvt br h pn l'g $450. ,.,, . ". ~. . , .,, ~ u, 1 Coast Plaza by owner 1 --LE RAISOR 6i5 3203. .A.-tmenh 17.7M gross 1 20M 3 Bd. 2 ba, frplt. dbl ~U ...... ·-·a.-d ~HERITAGE 552·8085 SOUTH LAGUNA ----------1 Oramattt· ho me with guest .ipl. Spurious. • t TERRIFIC FAMILY ROOM ..• s h1nJ:ll'd 4 bdrm .. 3 halhs. on SC'cluded cul de plus sewini: room and sac-." tlh "1dt> & exciting bath for J(ut'sts. Upstairs1 0 cc an v ll' w c;. 11 1 g h there arC' 4 .bdrms .. 2 heam~d r·cil & patio. balbs, walk·•n clos~ts. Guest apt has frplc s torage ami frC'sh paint. Walk LO h<':H'h & vilk•ge. W h e l her y ou ha v" $139,500 children. hohhlrs or a 4i!1 busine!>s 1n the homl'. ~ this one will ar<·o m If •11n1• modate them all $61.:io<l , ~ ll1•1t#l4u· .. 552-7 500 1105 N.Coo~r Mwy .. loguno red hill -~:~~~~-7- roelty llare Home In UNIVERSITY PARK LOW FORTIE S . Oelightrul 2 bedroom. 2 bath charmer. Lots or ex tras and in tip·Lop rond1 tlon. HURRY! LE RAISOR REALTY •s tht' word to describe lhis gracious white water ,·1ew home. Lhe spac1ous- n c s s & rustom r raflsmanship will rle- l 1 i.:ht lhc mos t d ts r riminatln~ buye r . Thl'rC are 3 b<trms.. J baths. den & pnv ~ul'st quarters . Ideall y planned for lhe large ram1ly & irrcstsllble al the price of Sl39.500. Good r1nancing availa- ble. mth~b!P~ OO@~nn~ 499· 2800 .fS?:JCamrus Dr., Irvine C.mpu.<1 Valley Shop Ctr CALL 8 3 3-8600 Jewelry TroDhy [~ I: I: ,; l . ! h' I . ' -' WORM FARM Mini·Ranrh. 300' deer lot, horse stabl!' & corral, tmd aviary :l Hr. fixer uwcr. Only S50,000. C(jll Red Carpd, Rltrs, 842·5541 or 94»3-71151 OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5 512 38th S~et NEWPORT ISLAND Waterfront home. pier & float; s p1<.' n 'span 3 bdrm .. 2 baths; warm & ro mforlable home . kitchen a GOURMET'S {f eli~hl? l"rpl c. & spac wus p at io. Seller mny help finan ce. Sl39,000 Balboa Bay Prop. R.altors REALTORS OCEAN VIEW 4 br, + family tn level Formjl dmu1p. Prestige NcWJlnrl rom mun1l y l\v1n ~. J lrnlcon1 cs . s rrlud<.'d l1hrary Unbelicvablt' priced $7,000 under com· parable properties in Lht' area!! Only $62,500 Abandoned by cxerutivt' transfer -llurry ! ' Call 645·0303. 642·1690 eves. gara"c, ~"""· REALTY ~ISJllC' ... 673'1146 AportnM!ftts f'Umished ••••••••••••••••••••••• RARE COMMODITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa PenJnsula 3807 2 4-Plcxcs s ide by side, Dana Point 3226 4523 Campus Dr .. Irvine Balboa PNinsula 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pacious units in xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca mpus Valley Shop Ctr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront apts $165. Util Costa Mesa Arca. Askin~ New 2 Br. 2 ba condo. Sub. CALL 833-8600 BACllELOR. I blk to bay inr l. Seasona l <y rly l. S170.000 w/ $1800 spcnda parking. entry guard UNIV. PK. Im mac. 3 Br. 2 or O<'ean. Ulil. incl. $115. 675·3824 . Also furn. ble.lt couldbemore. X.lnt harbor & orean ba loaded w/xtras fp mo.675·7876eves 1 8 s195 0 i\pl 116 SOUTH COAST view Rec rm pool ' ' · • ------r. m · · l:'llVESTMENT 832.7337 . ' · A1C, bltns. gar dr opn r. Costa Mesa 3724 bach $150 mo. ;1pl ;;:?. 305 · 549 08 ?A etr. etc. Prof. lndsrpd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• E. Ba). b t + 1:,1 + S!'t & _____ -_1-__ Hunt;ncJton Beach 3 24 0 gardnr provd'd $450. mo $37.SO WEEK & UP clnup Avail .Jan I !213) •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 968-9422 eves/wknds W7 149fi DUPLEX $42,900 In Westmlnist.r 839-1710 REXL. HODGES REALTY C.M. Tri·plcx·3, 2 Br, l ba. Pvt pattos & garap.cs Xlnt Joe . $64 .500 Owner /Agent. 557·1694, 546·9950 ----------•Stud1o&l BRApts ------ ---------Loguna &.ach 32 48 •TV & Maid Scrv Avail Capistrano Be ach 38 18 Village Real Es tale ••••••••••••••••••••••• *Phone Serv, lltd pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• •YoNr~~0';~,t~~~ard 2GREATRENTALS •Children Section NEW duplx, 3 Hr. 2 h:t, *Low monthly rates. $345; 2 Br. 1 ba $255. 2 BR. I 8A ... S285 3 Br. oc vu home, high m •$5 OFF week's rent Avail now. 494-0737 x624 •Yorktown/Magnolia the hills of Laguna. w/ad 3 BR. 2 B/\ ... $300 Child , pet O.K. $425. 2376 Newport Blvd. CM Corona ct.I Mer 3 822 •Garf1eld/Brookhursl 548 9755 or 645·3967 3 BR. 2 BA ... $325 Best of locations. East -- •Warner /Bearh Nine 3 Br condo. Highly •Elm Gardens• 3 BR, 2 BA ... $350 upgraded. $400. 1 Br FUrn. $185 mo. Mo\'c • M agnoha/ Edinger m for $285. Adults, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• Triplex, E. Costa Mesa 3 BR, 2 BA ... $310 WM . POWELL R.E. ~~ .. L~;,A5177 1':. 22nd St. A COLDWttt IA•E• CO.,AllT Si5.000 Xlnt tax shelter * Bolsa/ Brookhursl 497·1751 491·2370 .,...,. . ...,.. ------ TliE ULUFFS Agent 832-2692 3 BR. 2 Bi\ ... $325 2 Br Secluded area. 8 blks SUS CA SIT AS CORONA DELMAR $58,000!!' Mulli tenant mduslrial & •Rolsa/Bushard lo B eac h & Town rge nircly furn. I br. 2 Br Townhou~e. frpk. 3 BR . 2 Baths offtte bldg, Orange Co. • 3 BR. 2 BA ... $34~ hardwood floors. no pets. dulls only. no pets. 2110 Pool, tennis, rontincnlal Agent 640·5560 Airport Location. Prin. •Garfield/Brookhursl S300 mo. lst/Lsl, 497·1970 Newport 81\'d breakfast. Some ocean & 'only. 549·1480. 3 DR , 2 BA ... $335 eves. ---- -----1 Catalina views. Clol'<e tn Sein Clement• 1076 •McFadden /Brookhurst ---------Casa de Oro shopping & rine beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 PR I DE 0 F 0 W N · 4 BR. 2 DA ... $350 4 Br. House, Avail Jan 1 6'S4·2611 ~~~~~~~~~Lowesl priredoceanview ERSHIP UNITS, goocl •McFadden/Newland thruJune31/76.$47S mo. ALLUTILlTlES PAID i------..--- rt xe r up s i n San CMrentalarea,largelol '1BR.2 BA ... S360 644·8160 10AM ·4PM or Compare bC'forc you - -c I em en le . T w 0 2 with enclosed garages •MrFarldcn/Springdale 494·16907PM-9PM. rent. Custom designed 2 bedroom. 1 bath. orean • 675-7060 * BLUFFS "E" PLAN OM FRONT ROW I Owner/Bkr 556 6171 fcatunng · view 1 blk. l><:h. ~~.·:111 bedroom homes o r · · · 4 BR. 2 BA .. $345 L-u,·-..1 32S2 I ii -.--"" .,......~ •Spacious k1lr hen with 1+76. ~ '"" ut tics. r. I T . • • .. , ~ ! i ' ' ! -------... store in South f>ra nge lnlne Townhout• Coast . establis hed 1 3 BR. 2 Jin, looks like years Profllt\hlc. t'lean Completely r<'mod<'led. J06Avc•111da Carlos 1off Vista Cuuclal ) Ol'EN S1\T SUN l 5 $60.000. Lots for sale 2200 • Bolsa/Springdale ••••••••••••• •••••••••• indirect lt ghtang 675·4130 AMCHORA$1 •••••••••••••••···--·••• 9633 ~4RS6. ~(~rt\963~86 PRESTIGIOUS •Separate din'it ar ea 2 0 --r.-J -R-:t-.-w-/g_a_r_a_g_e_& " 4 •. r •Home-h kt' slora1tc INVESTMENTS LfVR. R·3 LOT ---------1 yrs new "' bcauti ul' 3 •Private palJ05 free washer & dryer model home $59.900. operation. $2.5.000 + in SOUTH COAST \'en tory .11 0 WARD INVESTMENT ZAG~OUZKY, Hcaltor 549.0112 645-4203 4!). 1 861~ ----- ........ ach 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .A614n REAL ESTATE QOO Gh•n11..-y"' SI. •9 I 9•111 ~49 0)111 Br. fa m rm & 2 Ba, patio. 640-7476 1714)496-7711 4 or possibly 5 units nentourhome&rert'ivc profess ionally land •Cl~itarw/storaJ?C Area of deluxe aparl· a Ch ristmas bonus. scaped $450 + sec de •Marble Pullm&n Single apt.. garage. patio. £tile $12.SOO.Lo down. 2Br, Al ~ thru-oul. l'l'plc, hardwd ,-'J-~e,,.ete• nrs. patio 492·77'28 "°~ l••lltlvff ~1 ... t.l•te 20. ~ .... _ Hewp<>~ .... ~ 7~1-0147 ........ --apl1tr-.o 1078 The Bturrs. Luxurious 2 •••••••••••••••••. ••••• bd. 2 ba ~o ndo w / SHARPCOUNTRY ma1tn1(1cent \ 1cw of back COURT HOME bay. On Caudal ~.000. 3 n~d &"' II R 644·7~ ....: room r ttm )' m Don't ~IH• up lh•• '<hip' "Lii.t" ll 10 ('ltll'o" lll•d Ship to s hore H''ult11 &12 Ml7M On Private Lake In San Juon Cnpli>lrnno $4:?.000 <'1\LL('fo.:NTURY 21 831 ·2f>40 or 4954121 menls. Sellin& 3t U · Flreplare. OW, bllns. posit. •Kingsite Ddrrns 701'-'l Acacia, CdM. ~ sessedvaluc cpts, drp!I. 3 br. 2 bu. CENTURYZI •Pool, Uarhc ques 10.5pm.27tb&28th. &46-3928,eves :S48·~1 $350 /mo 963 4 569 £LCAMINOtlF.ALTY surrounded with plush _..;,_ ______ _ 963·178G 39SN. TU.5LmOrg. landscaping Groovy Bt1C'h~lor, lge ·• 633.7832 Adul~. No pets new. even Incl uUJ. $17S. ltent our home & receive 2 BDRM $260 Parking. lge bath. a Ch rl s lmtt~ bonus Hewpo..tleach 3269 36SW Wtlson642-1971 ~6239. Bolsa/Sprlngdole, lovely ••• ••••••••••••. •• ••••• ;-.-_;;-------~~;::-------- 3 br, 2 ba, R&O, tpt~. VIEW end unit lwnh..,e on ta Me'ICI 3124 d.....,. S325 mo ne., 4U>n I I BR fl\Jm $18S ••••••••••••••••••••••• e-tv • .,.,, · ._,. _,, 1te gmooll. 3 Br. 2.,., ba. n--··r 963 1786 1 BR Unfum $.165 CASA V1CTOR1A -·~rty 2500 _ · _ __ $360. 644 ·1'80/830·SOSO ....1 1 lk n.,,.... "· exl 22. Loe.a"' bllnt , poo • w:a l,2&3br, Delun Unfor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'ute 2 Br, nr bt>h. cpts, -to 11hopplnti -., ml or FUm 1eas/wtrpd. LF.MON ll EIGJITS l:\r, fncd )'d, ~tv. ref. no Univ Park Horne·4Brs. ~•ch 931 W 19th St Adults·No petA Sec. gate Half acre view lot Will d<lgs $225 t o;t + $100. FR. 3ba, Privalt' yard !>41! O>l92 Pool, rec rm, elevat.on rmance part. 559·0100 842 516S or 536 8836 lease lSi5. 644 7770 S2S Virtona, 642-8970 Lachenmyer Rc•ltor - t ., ••••• .... . '" -' .. ... . \ C4 DAILY PILOT Saturday, Oecember 27, 1975 • ·~·· ~::"7:"~~-;-:-~~-:--:-':':"::'~~~~:--~----------__,;." _____ ....__ ___ ~-~-~~----,.~~,.-..""'···. Add 1t ••. Bu1ld it ... Oiaper it. .. Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb it .. Patch 1t\ •• P1pe rt. .Remodel 1t ..• , IL.Cement 1t Wire it...Hoe it...Clean lt...Move Roof it...Landscape 1t...Tile 1t...Trim 1t...Sew1t .. .. it...Pre!>S 1t .•• Paint i t ... Na11 it .. Plaster it...Fix 1t . .. H au l it... Add it... Plant it .. AltPr it LeMn 1t , ~~!!.~!~ ........ ~!.~~~ ......... ~ .......... ~!.~~ ~~.~~~~~! ...... ~~~~ ................ ~~ ............... ~~?:-.!~~~~:.~ ..... ~ .............. !!~~ ................. ,. APPl.lANC£ KF.t•AJR , ampoo & ~kam dean lokonies/Walkwon I DO IT AU! S 12 a Lood MASONRY Tile, brick. * f'APJ.~Jt HAN(; JN(;• MARV'S PL.UM OING (;l'.:llA:\tH" I !Lt-. :\c•"' ~ SlO S..•r vin• Call ing Color bnl(bt~ners • (.('akin.: Problemb ~ Elt'ct r1 cal, Plum btntL (it•t nd of unstJ{hUy block. concrete:, :>lc>nt• Former Jnblru~·tor • 646 9807 • remelt "' '-''' l"•' ~111 1 101" l71o& 1 ~ll l4~ w ht car Pt s 1 O m 1 n nccorat1ve Waterproof etc Reas rates. 642·4957 TRASll & Dt.:HRIS Licensed 9G8 25<)..t Carl R •bko, 646 2449 NO JOB TOO SM1\l.L, wt:kom,· 5311 2~.!h • ' C -A--blc1o1ch Cleun hv rm, dm Coatmgs over Living CollegeStudent·~·&t28 T t--i ..,_nRT rm & hall $15. Ava rm o~ HANDYMAN·Homes & --Prof. Painter. lnl & ~xt. DRAINCLt:AN£1Hrom ~ ~· ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.SO, couch $10, chair $5. areas. 3 Y ~Guarantee. Apls. Consc ie n t1 o us HousecleanirtcJ MoYiftg Qua! work & reas t"r~ $4.SO Ev~s. wknds same •••••••••••••••••••··~· R~MOO~L HUILl> Guur clim pet odor. Crpt . Applied Systems craftsman. 645 6558. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• est. 751·0684/548·27!>9 price. Guar. SSS-7380 Remo\ al!>, l1111ln11.i. tu"' SPEC.ON INSULATE repair. 15 y rs expr. Do lic283642 (213>7261651 Wa nta IU:AL CLEAN Moving/Hauling. Student ----JJ l n » · II r u rt 1 n ~ REfo'S, LJC. 645 3439_ wo rk myse IL R e fs a.ctric:al CARPENTRY. painting, llOUSE? Cull Gingham w/large truc k . R eas. Plaster/Repair RooflncJ Fmto:woou ~7!.I l'onJ.•, ~1--0101 min or re pa 1t :s · Free Girl. !<'rec est.s 645·5123 Barry 548·9723/839·5779 ••••• • •••••••• ••• ••• • •• •••••••••••••• • • • • • ••• • de I • I 1 c / l.J o 11 d I ' 8 !J • <.:USTO.M CARP ENTRY ---· ••••••••••••••••••••••• eslimates .S.S-1408. VERY NEAT PATCH REPAlRS·ALLTYPt;S fi422624 '" l'ullos, rt:modt:l & udd1 Cft'Mftt/Concrete ELECTR1ClAN ·Small CLEANING LADY with ...&..11--JOBS & RESTUCCO. Reas, fret:ests, he. tions. 549 4159 • •••••••••••••• •••••••• jobs, ma1nt/repalrs. 22 Guitar Instruction, ad~or expenencc & references. P-.... ..,/Paperinq l''ree est. 893-1439. Wult8J0.5020 anytime NOTICE -----LEONlTE CONCRETE YTS expr #23310S. 548·5203 serious beginners. l''or 541 8424 ••••••••••••••••••••••• how Du1ly Pilot CJ it-.~· Custom Book!lh,e lv~s.' S TAMPING Cob -mformationcall495-0340 PETE~RSPAlNTJNG IFYOU iltl"d ad:-. ilhplay t ht••)· tbles, room d1v 1dcrl>, etc bles tone brick & tile ~~1-Haul' M--Int/Ext-Reas Rates PATCH PLASTERING huve "serVl·ce lo offnr ot nl\·~~a"l'S \\ii h IPi.:1l11hl' t'ull \'1n l·e Lenhoff, · • . w--·-.., lnCJ ---·~ r Call GenealS52·0458 AU TYPES .. .. ... ,., 536-8475. patios, etc. 64<>-4349. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••~ •• goods to sell, plJ l'C un ~·cl .mu 1mpal't ·1 Our ad~.~.- Brick & Block ExprHawaimnGardencr lfuuhng a nything, garuge WILLIAMS&SONS •PAl .... Tl.._.G* Free~t M0.682.5 1n th e Daily P ilot Jll' proud tu :-J}. roulh 11,n'l' .,orm·th111i.: tu l>l'll'' Patios, curb & gutter. Yd. Cleunups & Haullng cleanup. Reh able fast Masonry, Bnckt Block n n Cht!ti.1f1cd Sec·t 1011 i.: t' I 1 n u It.,. I' h 1111 u CIJ,,:.1flccJ a1h do 1t well Wayne 64.2·8673 Tnm & prune 646·4676 ~~rvice. 963·64i2 ~tone. Call~~ 7829 Ile/ms 979·3335 Try me Want ad resul13 &12· Phonti 642·5671! • U.1:! Sb7M. Apartments Unfum. Aporlmffh UMw-. Apartmn.h URfum. ~Apclrtmffh URfum. Office Rental 4400 ~~.~! ..• ~!!',.~ EntDloY'Mft! & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• * • * t'repe9"ation Help Want~ 7100 Help Wanted 71 O.Q •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa MHa 3824 Costa MHa 3824 Newport Beach 3869 Newport Beach 3869IOHices, 2 lge. 2 i-m s75 & Matthew &tcines ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••j • SISO pe1 u10. New l\l 1 434 Dahli·a Jobs Wew1ted, 7075 co mp lex 1 7t h & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ OWNER 'S UN J 'f 1 n WATERFRONT 3 BDH. 2 bJ. nellr new· Pomonu CM Corner toe Corona HI Mar NAN MY ~ .... i .o;: Triplex. 2·RR, 2-IJa, i VIEWS IN blocklooceun. Can be used for hte You are the winner of 2 lamagr:.indruothcrlhat JUNIOR SALESMAN . i 'J '" sty., den, 1450 SF, fplc NEWPORt S300 548·4 comm/ mfg 646·4296, ticket:.tolhe would love to care for No l'hildren, no pets • Lido Isle 2 Br. newly de· eves call 551·4289 Sports, Vacation your child. Desire hve·tn 10 To 15 Years OJd 637-8828 ScrilC1ng oesign ano an corl 'd, util incl. $375. Business Rental 4450 & Recreational a rrangem ent, m odest e1egant excmng wav to Ev .. s/wknds 675 .• ,.u.... y -i..,·c:•-Show salary. XJnt r·efs. PIMECREEK LIVES UP KIDS/PETS OK Easts1de Townt«e,4frplc, private garden, bllins, garage . S295mo. 645·8964 11ve cnoose lofts. oay .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••Be••••• ~ ,..... Please call ~~nc~~~~i~~~,~~;.~~~e East Bluff lge 2 bd, 2 ba, Art Center, ~aguna acb at the 644.6084 Earn $20-$40 per week working a(ter school & Saturdays. Hlfntington Beach & Fountain Valley areas only .. Leave name, address & phone number' on tape recorder. Call 536-4298. patio or balcony A 1riena1v frplc, TV, patio. Adults, Shop. 190sqft. 1442 .s ANAHEIM mi11ton.ao11:ir rc•c center sm pets 640_4960 or Coast llwy <805) 527 966S CONVENTION Mature licensed nurse TO ITS MAME ()1 •'I »1111 I 111 1111·• ,tlld I fl ' t r ' •• 111 ' " 1 I II \\ ,r,.j f ,t l l' '11'.llC· ,I 111.t\111 )! , •• 11111~· 101 I Hiii' 'JI.II IHll Ill \\ I 111 *DELUXE APTS• Frplr. bea m ce1l 'g. Tennis courts. coo 833-1653. • or (714 )494 21116 CENTER wants P /T pvt duty or Jan. 3 thru Jan. 11 b b 'tt'ng 960 2168 panel'g pvt pat. clbhse, Promontor y Poi nl pool, volleyball, adlts on l1t•dro11111 .q•.tr I 1111 111 I 111111 S<!20 I· 11111111111• ,I\ .1 II .tl1 h "111.tl I 111·h 1 •h \dull .. 11111\ I JI I 11 • 111wn •1 IHI 111 •. 1111 • 11~1 I .111' 11 11 f«I . t '1"1,1 \),.,,, l'h111h ·' ,., .!.llllt ly, no pets. 1 & 2 Br. 2 Ur & 2 ba Crom S190 387 W Bely SL &16·0073 Off Beaten Path t. l. & 3 Br. Adults, no pl.'ts. dshws hrs. shag <·pts. closed garaf,!e. Crpk, BBQ. Gas & water LU~urv rlOult rentals trom $~50 monchlV 200 Promontorv Or West lllSt north ot Jambon"e on Pac1 f1c Coasr H1qhwav Telephone t7141 67S 8000 ownea and rnanagea ov Tne trvine companv !Hr upper" :.to\ e. refng pd. Pool. •DELUXE• & GJr. '\ ou P••Y gas, S175. LA MANCHA APTS Eastbluff 3 br. 2 ba. lse. t:.t & la~t SIOU dep 267·B 778Scott Place, C!.\1 lncl. ~pae master s wte. S;mto Tomas 645·6646 642-5073 dan rm & dbl garagl' 194 -1931 Auto door Opt.'ner a vail. ------12 Br pal.Jo, gar, bltns. $250 Poo~ & recr..:ation area 2 BR. l Ba. P<>QI, 2 c1dults mo. Adu lt:.. 833·8731 Adults only. no pets. max S255. mo. 1632 B E\es •FROM $332• 10"a.S-19 -t33H -2 BR.gar.Sl85 mo Water 86.SAmigos Way,NB LHIJ I Br, pool. nr .,hops. paid. 21i6 Plac~nt1a, apt 644 8064 or 536 1487 :I l . I ·• .. F" 636 4120 l 5 Man aged by Jr Its no l>l'h ti · pu _ -__ pm _ William Waltt'rs Co IHM:\lonrcl\1a.~03:ili 2 Hr. walk to OCC & --. - ~ If"" l) • . d 2 8 shop· .. hltns c·pts drps Bayfront 2 Ud. 2 Ba, Pvt • o .,n lJl w iJ : " • ''. • • Bch & pier $550. yrly. :! Ba. «htld unt.la I UK nu pt?ts S180. ti31·2018_. -979·1935 & G4·1 1510 !>W'J & UIJ 710 w 18th St . I us t com pleted Ra.Y :-JEW I Br. frpk. beam Chall't apt:.. very pri\'atc rc11'g. liltns. q>b. drµs & unique l Br ~,loft. l\athy, 548 215511 sunken ltvtn~ rm, bnt'k 1 frpll:s, P\l patios & 2 Bd F1\:\llLY Only .Ne" balconys. closed 1n 1 jl"pl.>ts. pool. Sl!lO 3 IM garage S240 mo. 642-4226 ~10 &it> 6115 I ---~ --,Nl•wl~ d ecorat ed J~c .\ H :-a.:w 3 BR, :! bJ . studio. Patio. 1 adult. Cat lrpk, gar no ~ts . S.115. ok. 1\pphances. Ut1I pd. I:; CostJ :\h•sa. 642 1603 SltiO 859 W 19th. 642<~52 2 BR studio. 112 !Jath . 3826 LAS BRISAS F'or Uist·n m1nating Adults Watch the sun set over the ocean Beach within steps lBEUHOOM •Heated pool •Sun deck Smi iuan IDEAL N~wport He ach Call 642-5678, ext. 333 lo a ys1 t . • . Capistrano 3878 mall location r.or retail & claim your tickets. Help Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• who lesalt' Jo rom $110 * * * i ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------------------673-9606 or 673-9393 --~-----ER Spacious 2 Br, All .xtras, -Lost&Found 5300 ADTAk pool, nr s tables $249, IDEAL shop located m the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted for Sales Office. 496-8895/493-4443 mall at the Fal·tory, Can LOST. Rolex watch, !!Old Must enjoy dealing wilh Help Wonted 7100 Help Wonted 71 O'l - -- -. nery Village, N.B $110 band 8 8·74 . H arbor the publil'. Apply in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~•; AportmU teifunts .FuhmdlS~~O mo 673 9606; 673 9J<J3 Ha ker Bris tol. Heward person. P enny S ave r ,••••••••••••••••••• or n mis e 64&K3'79 1545 Newport Blvd , Costa ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Industrial Rental 4500 -Mesa THE EXCITING ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST Ma 1 c U Id n ----KIDS! Ages 10to15 PALM MESA APTS. AIRPORT Retriever. N r H oag Assis tant need ed for 11 Ptl W ashi n g t on Alfredo's Jla1r Salon. he MINUTES TO Nl"T :f200Square Feel i. · BCH license 645 3124 req'd. $125. week guaran . 191-:i< Per Sq Fl · -· teed. 675.5070 Earn spending money working a raw hours after school and Saturdays. 1f you are honest, ambitious and not afraid to talk to people, phone Mr. Bingham, 645-2873 Bach, 1&2 BR. 2 A1r-cond1tioned 01C1ces, Found, Pocket calculator. ------- from $180. ample park mg. ll a Ibo a Peno 1su1 a . ----------Adults. No Pets Harbor lnnst. Co. 673.2168 1561 Mesa Dr 15 Blks East or Newport Realtors 673•44oo FOUND Male I nsh Set Blvd.) BestCostaMesaloc,1000 t er l yr old . Vic 546·9860 & 4000 sq ft J 201208 pwr . Pamona & 19th CM. Cin Lrg 1 br, newly redec. Eve~73 1417 _ _ dy, 645·44~ refnf!, pool. c.hild over 1· Rf'tltals Wonted 4600 REW A R D Y n g M ok No pets L nfurn SI 80 ••• •••. ••••• •••• ••••• •• Bid hound Blk /tan. needs Furn $195. 121l Monte Vis GRANDMOTHER cl i ct M c· d 1 c . C M . t;.1, C .M Mgr apt l 557 5t1.54 ~·6885. NEEDS APT. 4000 I am a J(randmolhl•r who l"OU NJJ; )I{ male blk dog . Rooms , has mo v l' t.l out t o Lab mix Vit• Bristol & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ne\\port to be nc<1r my Sc.:er!>lrom, S .A . P\t l'l1t 1 K pnv. CM S25 / gr a n dchildren Ncl'cJ !179-9179 wk & $60 1 mo up studio apt l'rl'lcr Hal --· .)48·59!">4 or 556·0058 Isl, CdM or N B Willing F?U~ D, ~l'l'. 25, grey Ill pay $130 to $150 female Cockarx10. Owr:ier R oo m s $25 "k up Pleas l•t·Jll musl1dentify. V1c. lrvmc w1kitchcn Apts $37 50 644.110~ & !!Ith St. C.M. 642·1336 wk up . 54g.9755 or --- &15·3W7 WANT cozy 1 or 2 OR l'~OUNO Yn g M a le . . -• house or cottage. Reas. s,h~pherd \'IC Lake Park, Hoom /\\all Jo e m ale. NB CM Lli area. Resp 12 20 536·9694. l'ool. kitc hen faeil.. t (l JS25 ".,.,,. AVON Why Get Snowed Under By Christmas Bills? Eam Equal Opportunity Employer money lo pay them as an --------------- AVON H EPRES t:N·H-• W t d '7100,H I W d "j.t10 TATIVE. I'll show you' 1C1P an e e P ante ,, ~ how. CaU. 540·7041 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••'h Zenith 7-1359. l BUSBOYS 't-'ry Cook. Sslao ou~,.;, 12-6P~. 11.U nl'at..•a;S: DISHWASHERS pear ance 842-252 1 ~ • : Babysitter needed, col WAITRESSES ~;,. lege or school gal t~ ca~e Apply al Muldoon 's I n::.h ~ for l st g r a der after Pub Fa::.h1on Island NH Happy Holidays school until about 6· · ____ _ · PM, in m y home, ,on CASHIER 11\\llNE PERSONNE.J Balboa Pen. Mon·!< rt, ' , starting Jan 5th 67S·L345 Restaurant Expcr'd on SERVICES~AGEN\:'t ly Leading N H. Hold 4&i f: lith Custa \tc ,,1 1·pt:-. drps. ut1J inl'ld d ~Dano Point S!2.5 s.is ><n; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SPAC I br apt. appl. cpts. • Pn \'ate ba I eon~· •Adequate parkini.:. • Ele\'ator •Sccunl) f'urn1tun· J\ •ll lJllil- Lse req 'd Sorr). no pets ;,515 R1vl'r ,\\t·nue lat Se.ishun· & 55th > For appt rail 642 ~51i6 ,\,Ji! Jan lst Aft 6pm. P _Y ·J.>J41 FOUND Older male dog. l SXS mo. 556·7 136 Business/ln•est/ brown/white . Short hair finance med s1~e . Vic Mesa Babysitter 2 boys Mon · F/l1m<· Call Pau ~ Suik2~1 111~ 11,., f'ri C.:dM. firs 7 JO to Holland, 644 ·1700, ext Slli _.... __ --.- 5.30 xlnt pay 640·7672 aft 9am-5pm ~~--- 5:30 Equal Oppor I::mplv}er 1-.... ~ts1dc 2Ur. bltin-.. J1s drps, ad Its. no pets h" ashl•r t•nd ~Jr, olcll'r S155 4!>6·9482 , h1 Id OK :-...o pct" --------- ;,II! HJR I HW1tincjon Beach 3840 I BR LOFT ONLY lmmL•d <>cc·u1><u11) p, t patll). frpl<.' l ~ r l<;c HAYLOFT APTS 283 A•ocodo, CM 645-0143 '1nn Fri Spm to i pm Sal Sun IOam tu lpm <! Br. I BJ. l'ool Bii n., Drap('!-> Sl!lO 548 ;i~:l or 1).11 238.1 I::\ l'" J Br. 2 b,1 1600 "fl fl w.1lk to s hop n~. 2 l'ar l!Jr. p.11 \, 0 P F:TS SJ{'5 631 .!II ll'I .! HR. I hJ. bltn-.. rH t patio :\h.'~J \ l'rd1· ="!:!.'.) .t l'I :!i 12 13."> quiet l llr tluplt•x pr1•f marr q 1I no pt•I, nnn sm okerl> onl" n•f" rt·fl 95..i W l ith ..>~ 037>8 1 01~. ell-an 2 llr J!arai?t' l'hilrl ok. no do~., SI 4U .."~'Otl B Plac•cnt1a .545 79>i.1 I Br downo;ta1rs. pat111. 1w ri.•h or C'h.1ldn•n Slli;, + "'t'Unty !>-~·!'151X OleSliBJIU 21 1 llH ~15 I llH furn ~IO 2 HH. 2 bj. t~c Sli!'1 .I BH 2 ha, li.!l' ~:1 r:, l~·.Juttful ~arden ·•Pb I" 1 paltos, pool, "P·I \llulti.. no µets I :11 t :!1st 54ll 2408 or 64n filllfi CASA HERMOSA ••••••••••••••••••••••• OM BEACH $100 BONUS Eff1c1ency from $220 :! Br. 1&2 Ba from $275 J Br. 2 Ba. from $450 •Summer & Wmter al beach 1::. beautiful •Views of ocean, Catallna & P alos Verdes •Large pri vale decks •I lcated Pools-Saunas • AsMg ned l'Overed parking •Add1t1onal free parking •:\laid service a\·a1l •Furniture a\'311 Open \t · F 9 30·5 30 Sat 10·5. Sun 12·5 Huntington Pacific 711 OcC'a n Avl' 17 14)536-14R7 Managed by Wilham Wa lters Co I Block to Ocean l llr with View. r C'frig stove sml pc·t OK. From S175 Mgr 214 A. 14th St 5.J6 8400 or 645-8107 1 Day Free Rent I 2 3 Bedroom Apts Walk To Beach LIONS ESTATES ~11i 2.5i9 592.5010 148 W. Wiison, CM WALkTO BEACH Beautiful l Br. cpts. drps, bltns. To-hous• ... pt i::.1r 221 16th St "n ,.. ~ 536·2064or847·3957 PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS Bal•helor 1or2 Bedrooms and Townhouse., Fr. $23!1.SO Open 9 t; Oa ily Spa Pool:. Tennis Ac ross from l<'ash1 on Island at Jamboree on San J oaquin l111ls Road. 17 I 4t644-l 900 UTILITIES PAID BLOCK TO OCEAN Deluxe Pr1 \ate 213 r. 2ba Lge walk 1n c losets, bltns. J:!Jrai.:e. cable TV. Adults no pets. S300 mo. till June 15 $375 m o on yearly lease /\va1lable Dec. 10 Call for appt 551-6042 after 6 PM YHLY 3 Br. 2 ba. frp lc, hltns, garage, by 38th St l'urk S390 54lH063 C\ l' Upper 4 br, 2 ba duplex. sundeck. ~ar , partial \'lew. steps to oecan Agent 640 6161 OCEANFRONT 2 BR. l ba. winter $300 STEPS TO BEACH 3 BR, 2 ba. S300 winter 2 BR, 1 ba. $2.50 wmter 3 BR. 2 ba. $350 winter 4 BR. 2 ba, yearly $495 SEA WIND Condo. 2 trn. 2 ba . den. unfum Yearl)' $475 asso~iated BROKERS--REAL TOPS l02> W tlolboo 6 71 't6 l ... Justt Co~~·~!e: p t LOCJ'llta Beach 3848 -----"cc~p . 1 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Includes: Oceanfront \car 'round I STEPStosand ~Br,28a. t>ltns, patio, frplc $295 mo 642·9666 J'nvate patio, carpeting br $295, 2 i1r $395; bach t.l rape r1C· s. was h c rs srn:, Util tn<'l 536 0321 dryers. rl1 i;hwas hcrs. LGE 2 Br, 2 ba, w1gar, nr garbage disposals. I!•"' Wh1tt·v.:1tcr View. nearly bch. cpts. df1>$. hltns. yr stove, marble pull man. ne'>\ 2 Br, 2 Ba'. Lse $280 ly lse . SJ()() 642·2280 powdl•r room, fire alarm Blk to be<wh 494-3383 or - system. forced air hc.>at 11!~·2339 OCEANFRONT Winter . ing, e nl'IOSl·'1 i:ura.:t•s, .. Neal 2 bd, garage, parking spacr t:k't•an View I Rr .. 1 blk lo a dults , no pets. $250. Room in pn \'ale home S9 per month Laguna Bch 194 6176or838·9615 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ve_:de 546·~_.:._ __ _ Happy Holidays BEAUTICIAN Chn::.tian lady to c·are ror Business f'OUND· 12/24 Lge black Manager w/foll. for NB my hm & 2 sch! a ~1· -""' neWpOrt Opportunity 5005 dog. vie of M a~nolia & ::.alon.540 _8582 644 0661 chldrn L1l<' l·o.okng 1llH· I Slrcpmg rm wk1tch ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yorktown,HB.968-6020. -----• 1r1 l)ay::.,5476094 ,t•\es ~I Qe(SOnnt pnvil fur s incere *Liquor License* LOS'f--. "r Y/-s ilver lnghr Beauty Operator 493-9735. ~ agency trustworthy gentleman. o I a l .. (2) ~h I f JI & -" ~ I ...,5 k rangeon-sa egencr . rem Terrier !:'.:. ''osta ., ampoo g1r s. u C.:I I .1 f ~ -;-752·0331 D<tna •t. area. "" w "COCKTA ILS" $32,500 " p / l 1 me . H 1 c h a rd e~!11n.g u~.> or IJrt! I ~ :,... Pref 4 wks in advance Call , Mr. Winston ~~a .• 646 0733 <has Lag. Ouellette Sal on. 200 foss1onal oft Mun .. M:i 2 1~:! ~ldrt111. lrv1nt· 496·5919 Collect. (213) 272-4249 c ·tags) Newport Ctr Dr, NB ~·~e~~ 64~a~~2~on, J uc~ 'Call For /\µf,(Jtnlmt fl1. Quiet home tn Laguna DRESS h r --,-T-LOST s mall blk/brn ----- Niguel. Sll5 mo., Incl Costa rJe~:10°:a~~~: Dfi male Terner , thick wi:y Beginner Sec'y $500 + COOK needed for new _________ _ util. 495·5752or83l·!ll79 Paul 831.1400 or 645.5000 fur. 12 . Yrs . Dea.r. Vic. What a great Job to s~art pre-school in Irvtne. Call .• Eastbluff NB 644 0029 the NEW YBAR with• Lee,552·7331 llOSPIT/\L Guest Home 4150 a~t218 Reward. ' ~-·---· _ Busy, busy ore for strong - ••••• ••••• •••••••• ••••• BEAUTY SALON typist. Client co~tact & Cook needed, tlreakfast & WARD L..ovmg care for elderly Lost Big Red mixed breed p~ones. <;all I Cont~ol lunch ::.h1ft. Exper n1•t· SECRETARY. male or fem Bal. diets, ~ets $15,200 S<.'lf operat· vie Har bpr & M esa Career Emp oy mcnt apply in person. M.1 : homey, patio. 544-3833 lng. 14 Yrs same loca· Verde E . Mo n 12·22. Agency, 556·8505. Barkers Restaurant. 212 lloo;p1ta l l'XP<.'r. n1'C'l'"~ __ ---lion f\111 pnce $29.500 Heward 546-9081 F t ime. :.J J 1.30 :1htft' Rentals to share 4300 Call Realtor , Paul Coad E. 17th St. C.M. '"""6 2 LO"''f L cJ o l'llmcll·7:msh1ft <'ti" ••••••••••••••••••••••• """'' 14 " ove n c -B & G" Is C k W t d B V • II ., ----Christmas Eve. Male OVS Ir 'oo a n c • C lJl'l Mr., .Jrn.,en l 1>1>t.1 HAPPY HOLIDAYS lnYestment ln sh Setter. Reward, 10to1(years or age. Dai-2055 Thunn Ave, C.M. :'\I c., ,1 :'\1 l' mo r , 4 I f'ROMTIIESTAFFAT Opportunity 5015 Debbie, 631·1448 or ly Pilot delivery routes Call642·3505. _ Jlo:.pttJI. 644! 27:H :.JOI House-Mates ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·8808. maybeava1lablein you Delive rymen O\cr 21 _ V1cton<1,C:'\I ..:01-. Assemb le Organ Ac -~rea: Earn profit f~r de-perm. p/t. Early morn A professional r oom· cessories at home in LOST BasenJI, red & wht livenes &.cash, trips o LA Times delt v. to c M. Jfou~ekcl'pcr, & NJnn\. mate s pare lime S3000 mvstmtl Vic. Baker & Ha rbor. merchandise for sellJ!' homes. $250 m o. Call hve-in, full lime l '1"1 finrlin,g service. AVOID rcqw red good return Please call 540.5642. ~ew s ub.scnpuons. I' o 6454920. area Toµ salarv . !-.c·n<I Jncompat1ble Room Newport O r gans REWARD information please call ---rl'o;umt·~n·ls,t o,\d'\11 mates! 645-1530 642·4321. Fro m San DELIVERYMAN 573, 1J~11ly Pilot, Po 11,,, ___ ca_l_l 83_2·_4_134 ___ ~ T t Los~lge male dog . Clei:nente-San Juan SJl5 Mo. Early /\ M 1500 Col>la Mesa, C.iltf. 34 Yr. old Atto.rney s.ecks ~D-'":r".;;..a ges s, rus 5035 Ge~an Shephpederd Cm ix, Capis trano a_rea, call newspaper dehv. Irvine 9262G b C"CV hlk~ tan. £.sea osta 4.95-0630 and M1ss1on Vie· area. Must have Ira car. -~ sta le semi serious ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'lcs a yard 12/22 Uraent El T II ,., f person to share at least " · "' JO-oro area, ca wag. or van pref'd. No I lou .... t·kcc!J('r 11 H· in V\ ,. % need to locate. Needs 581•6310. collect. 962.4633 ly hom1•, 111'. 1'1 "I ,~1· part of rent. i.n. CdM. Call LOANS up to sooo d . & f II t ' ' " ' fl 9 9602254 me 1cat1on o owup o EqualOppor.Employer mcont> 011 IH'll'dofl . ~ -· pr~: ----· --I st TD Loans-8 l/40/o rcc·cnt surgery on left Dental Secretary. 968-~ Mall.' 40 or over. 2 BR :.idc of face. Eye drain -----Busy spec1a hs l needs furn ;i pt bl k from 2nd TD Loons must he surJ!ically re· Bookkeeper. Apply in good a p Po int m en t II 0 U s I·: I\. E (·; p I·; I< . bearh. Nwpt.G4s.4440 Fairest Tcrmss1nct' 194!1 moved Generous re· p e r son, Bob Burns secretary . S<1nta Ana . l3a bysittci. Tcadtt'I ., ----------SatHerMtg.Co. ward. Please phone Restaurant, 3'1 Fashion Sala r y open. Write chtldt cn, ages I! &' . .i OfficeReontal 4400 6422171 5450611 557 8389 or 557-3210 lsl,N.B. Class1f1ed ad !*595 l'/O 646-112.1 anytime. BOOKKEEPER, part· Daily Pilot. P.O. "?x1----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I WestcUff Dr. Newport Financial Ctr Leosinq Office Space Call on Site Manager (714 )642-3111 ext246 WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH Corn•u 'INl!t'tc:hll Ot••• •nd 1tw11te A•• o/ Aw COftdll'°""'il ././.c~.....-M.,.lc ./ U..•10< ./ ""'' -MIQoflle• ,/ X.•OOI -Yoclt ./Seq ... ..., ... Mt / ....,.. ""'"" Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 2nd TD Loons Wanted Buy T .O. ·s for cash. Loans on 2nd T D ·~ New Loans-2nd T D s $3000 S30. 000 Eqwty lnvs mt Div IJARNETT MTG CO '20 Yrs in Org Cly. 645-2134 anytime --- For Sale 2nd TU d1scounl to'n, S47,000 !I', 7 year' Large t.'flllt ty Ha)front home 673 :l:l45 ...... , ..•......•...•.. -, .-~ -Announc:~IM'nts 5 I 00 $140 Up s.tore·O fices pts • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • drps a ir bath. L7 301 Beach Bl, H.B. 842·2834 P~onals 5350 lime. 493·4951 Tiny 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Naylors Rest aurant, _92626. _____ _ Onnking problem? Capistrano. DENTAL ASSIST ANT Call Alcohol Helpline 24 hrs a day 835·3830 Bookkeeper Ex per . for Kxperienced e hairs1<.le Sin gle Entry System. and experienced front SPIRITUAL READER Mature & Pleasant. Sm desk. N.B. 644 9211 OpenlOAM·lOPM ofc located in Cannery Advice on all matters, Village.N B 673-8335 DRIVEtlS WANTB> 312 N. El Camino Real, Men or Women San Clemente. F or appt. Business is loomhtcj Must be 25 or over ·l~i 9034 492·9136 We ne~ supervisors. we Apply In Person will train. MacGr egor Yellow Cab Yacht Corp. 1631 Placen 11251 Slater Avenue l1a. Costa Mesa. F ounta in Valley -------- LO.AH PROCESSORS Downey Savings & J.9;in has immediate opcnuu.;:-. 10 Orange Count> lul' {'Onvenl1onal loan p111 rt•ssors. Must h;i\1• t'\ per in processtnl! frnm doc.·uments thrnui.:h lcJntl in>!. Contact Personnel lJc.pt 549 ~2 .... Equal Oppor Emplo~~ OUTCALL MASSAGE& ESCORTS l'hl' fastes t draw in thl' PHOTO Drive Up Sim Male eook. saute & <'Oril)1 For tht.• t•xtn1s in hfe and I s 1 • • West a l>ail) Pilot C ementc. • a cs person See Chet at &'ti flt 1>\fQ.1-o the Foxiest girls You Classifie d Ad. Phon e eves, nex1ble hrs .• ideal 3110b So. Coust Jl)Y,; ('~.11 · WG~.col m1e. ,,.2 3169 &12 56iR. opportunity Cal 1493·2880 South Laguna .-oxy 1r s nc . .,.. -__ __ --J... • PREGNANT? Help W•ted 7100 H.ap Wanted 7100 Help Wanted ll 00 Priorltcnt:1lttcfcr ltt•tl beach . stovetref r 1Jt 21379.'i3018 2 BR S:JJS lu1n1shC'd Prts /k1ds OK -----SJNGLE lo 6 rm swtes 2 8Rwt frpk $.145 $200 l'h 547 -0993 & SUBLET 1 Br a pt, steps Avail. in plus h office New Year 's f:ve Party f'OUNTAIN .OOWL 17110 Brookhursl FV $8.50 per person 11Pmto2Pm 963·7"88 Ca rin ~ confide ntial •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,••!" counseling & re ferral. Abortion, adoption & 3 BR $395 496-l!IR I from beach & t ennis bldg nr. OC Airport f'ull lnqwrc next door courts. Aval! .Jon 1st . ser vice Incl: R ec(•p Jlac1enda De Mese1 La~una Charmer, North Call 675-3504 or 548 6295 ttonist, conference rm. I End 2 Br or 1 6r +den. - -iterox. automated typ ----.-----160 W. W1 i.on. Apl"1 no pet-; no children 5265. • * * keeping APCARE 547·2.563 Lose your cool with your childrt•n? Help is ava11a. ble 24 hr 549-8939 Cl'>'!la Me11a util & cable pd. 494·1985 mg. etc Call 833 3640 JoonM Hunter 2 BR. J 11 Ba . TC>wnhouse Mom.'> & *'_v_ .. _~·----FREE RENT 26171 Via Oc:t..o Unusual soph . fashion type Apt Bnck frplc. Short walk lo Downtown. OH1~cs as low as 35< JM>r MlssiOft Viejo ph•t e, like the art.'!, seeks g.ara.ce. S275 Adults 6147 ocean "tew 1 BR. S200 sq fl M1ss1on \-1<'10 & r 2 lady 1!1·36, ~moll. n6 F.ldtn. 979 1658 iocl ut1l Vacant. 464 J.:1guna N1gu('I 200 to You a rc the wlnMr o child. photo cxch. N.B 2000 41\'l n 831 1400 llckt't.'I to the 640-5476 Htippyt4ewY.ar "i\" l~nt loH Pa rk > Sporll.. Voc:otiOft EnJoy 1976 tn up3c 3 Br, ( 7 14 ) 6 4 O 6 3 6 1 or •I MO FREE RENT• Ir ltterHtfiotH .. 2 Ba apt w frpk . 1)11l10 & <213)84&-2460Cbuck 1 2·3 Hm orr.ccs from .i V.wde Show ~I 1275 mo Adi ts on ... _ __. a.ocll 3169 Sl 3 S P n mo . Ne at at th• h l ...-... ,.... • Rdr1gl•rutc>r Srrur1ty AJ rt No lease rcq " w IM. 23 see Ks women ror pleasure dates Dave lic'lx 4239. Irvine. CA. ~ 1 lS'4l Ana e m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool Jacuz11. Rec Bld0 rvo 3223 T I l\NAHf;JM 645-331Uor8.'7 0517 "' 833 9 1 noon CONVENTION T-y-1 5450 --Adult luxury Condo 2 bd. w / (• " e r C' 1 <1 «' r m ... '" Modem 2 bd, 111ara.ie. pn 2 ba, frplc. patio, all n1-~ Billiar~ Color TV MF.SI\ VERDE·SOO sq ft. CENTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• paUo, cpt.4, drJJS, bltins . drpg. cpts & apphancci. I Hdrm $20~ new bldg. Cpls, drps. J •n. :Hhru Jan 11 Need fem Saihnjt Compa child oil. no pell. $18:1 Walk 10 W~tcll£f Sh-Op 2 Bdrm S2"~ rum (opllonal >. $250/mo. Call 642 S67'8. C"itl. 383 lo nion, non lllmokcr ror Iona ISLANDER YACHTS lmm~ate Full Tirne Openin9s Assembly Carpenter Bonder · Finlsher /Detailer Electn~ian • Hardware Installer Mill A~semblcrs · Cabinet Router Opr. Mast Assemhler Mofd Repair Specialist Al Pollffan ........ Prior bperienc•. heel lilt r-t• M b•eflts.. ' Afffl'l 111 penclll- ''" .. I ... lood, l"IH Avail. J a.n 10 ~62222 & p1n1t Crnlu S38S IRVJNF.ATMESAOlt Mr Wood. 675·6000 or clalmyourt1ckets So Pac ific Cruis e , ~lM2~~~l~Ql~..;:;;~;..=;;.;..:;:::..l:.:rno::.:. .. 645:.:::.~IS28:=_.===---J..:======~:~~48=S6=--~.:..1.-G7_~=G06:=1===.::.======l=======~*:::;=•=*====:::....LMG~~-l-23_ ......... ~ ·••=-_j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r t I .. ~. lUJ.1 l I. • ni•· R~. ' .. ·~ . t.'I,. lll \ ~c:" 11J• \ J 11 IJ ·, ,• l IPI 1 .. • . I ... ~ dl '"1 :.t .1 •1 I ~OJ " !o\ II f \I' H . ;in ... lut I (I ~·, nm n.d 00 ... .. . .. -. . .~'~~~·~.~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~~~~-~ ..... ?!~~,~~.'!!*::! ..... ~!~~ ~'f.~~.':.t:.~ ..... ~!~~ ~.':.~!~~ ..... ~~.~~ ~.'.c.~!=~.' ..... ~?~~ Saturday. Oecemt>er 21, 1975 DAil v P'ILOT CS a1~~;;t"i P~RSON REA'A~i~!lrJ~LES aECORDER Telephone Am1wcr Serv ~ .. ~.~'!':~.' .•.•• ~?~.~ ~-~ ..... ~?~~ ... ~~~ ..... ~?~~ l':xcc lofkln1 for p1art LlC1'.:NSED ASSISTAMT Exper or will truin U ..... C' .._1Mll!D ume bualnt.13 associate lJNLJCENSEO CASHIER f'tlime i'1f'x hni. 540·1777 " I.JI' I: 10 wholeuh.• ~upphea GET T HI!: KEO Fash ion Is land arc.it ERSO ........ L PRO~ s..i.LE IRVtNI': {A\.1:.l Gull C.:lut Memberi.b1p for ule *** Robet't hGDCholllp WANTED nu IJ I n . I s r u 11 y CARPt-:T 1-'lnancutl Ser Vll'e& firm THE REUIEM E. , "A ~·' A ~opltahz.ed Interview T REA1'M£NT' r1:qu1rt:s rntelhge nt LH. 151 E. Coat SAT. THRU WED. 675 2252 TOP CASH DCH.l,A R PA 11> I'' 0 R YI> UR JEWELRY, WATCIH:S, AKT O~ ~<."lS. GOl.l> S 11~ V 1-; K S t; ll V l <: Jo: l'" IN E F U RN & AN Tl(JUES 645 i'lOO 2616 Way lane Coroea det Mor You are t.tlt-wuiner ol I. t.rcket.s to th<' ti73 2223 We t r.un you l o sull vt:nu1UI • te.-m member H .... I ha • hornel> W1lh un O!Cl'Clcrat· lo handll' all phalSl'IS O( In wy., "· • ftOW I MAN to completely l'l1•;1n i f ALLSPACE Mrnk Stoic, lk.auliful Natural 0 wn M usl Sell! $400, 673 81W t!A 212 & paint a~ls & du hit• e<l l·ourM· that starts im surance & secunt1cs ac op• n n gs o r m1alntena ncc work 7 nwuu1tcly. lt you a1e 1n (·ounb Deglnner!I OJ.. COOK TRAIHE Electnc cnrt >.Int l'Ond w1charJ:er. $300 &l2 126!> Sporl•. V ocotion & R•creoffoeai unJl.$. f'\&11 ttmc Job Puid ltrl'i.ted 10 eur111ng bit but must bl' 11clf rchunt & \·aculion & 5 pail.I moot'y from the i.turt, i nqu1 s it1v e . So mt cmdDAYIUSMEH • holidays per y1:ar. $3. J>('r t;t•l ind1vidualtted fret' knowledt(c ot bookkeep .&-tu 3 to 4 PM hour. Send rci.unac 0 trainmg on the job in one lng helpful. lmmedwtc ..,......, • quuhfiClllaOll!>, t'lc to O( m1&ny lop offices local· opening. fo'or llltervle\11 Monday tflru Frl- IMIM~SELF STORAGE WAUHOUSHI 8564 H.A.MILTOH ST. <Corner Hamilton & Newland) WH:KDA YS 1-7 WIBIHOS 1-S PUBLIC AUCTION Vehicle Show POOL TAliLt: i''ischer, slate, rl'~ ~l MANY JTt:Ms CH' FINE ut Lhe ESTATE JEW t;LH Y. ANAHEIM AllT OBJ~CTS, AN CONVl-:NTION Tlltllutzer lnvestnil·nt t'<I thruout Orange Coun call Mrs. Allen wecktht)'ll day ty, call for further etc between 9:30 & s ·30 a t • co .. box 246, Costci Mesa, tails Arlene. (71") (714)640-0123 TIQU!':S, 1-'IN l,o; FUKN.. Cl!:NTF.K Fi d E /$75 f'::'r(; PllONE FOH. IN J an.:HhruJ:in ll rewoo • "c i-·o. & UR OCH u R 1'; <.;all 64.2·5678, e:\t. 33J lo $2.50 t>-14-486f 9'.m7. Dept. tl. 848-8742 MASSAGE TECH. TRAINEE Young l11dy 08·28> for l1•gitimah1 full tlrt1c pos1 1100. No cxp. nee. Wl ~tlnd to Sl'hool. t-:trr while you leurn. Apply 1 person a ny afternoon or t've. 21l2 II arbor . Cosl · M~sa :\lature woman Lo Ml wit 1•lderly woman da 1 ly. 9 5 Prepare h Rhl lunch must have refer('nn·~ REAL ESTATE SALES Arc you ready for a fan· tas t1c 1976? We are with offices in Orange. Tu ~t 1n , Huntingt on lical'h, & Costa Mesa Uo11 l settle for less-851, l'Otnm1 ssion p aid to sakspcople for sales & l1sl111,Rs. w e·re tnlerestcd ln you• Call Phil G1b1ltsco at 549·951 l t-;a~ls1de Costa Mc!-..1 ~~"' ·-~ Wntc Daily r1lol Ad no • .,.~\'' ') t'W:if~ ~ t\:?2, PO Uox 1500. Co:.L" ~ ~~ M~ • Ca. 92626 MECHANIC Wanted·Porsche. F.xpcr rll'eded. 1-'asl moving ... tiup. M1ss 1on V1eJo Ham-5pm, 831 ·2383 \;lJRS~. Part time l.\'N relief. Night shift. Su bi\ecute Psych llosp (: A R 1-· I E L D C 0 N V 1\ I. f'; S C E N T II 0 S P I T A I. , K R 7 I Carfield Ave lfunl Uch. 8-17 -967 l '\urses Aides 11 7. Eitpcr. pref'd M c~a Verde l 'onv llosp, ti61 Ct•nt<'r St.C M HEAi, t:.\ITATE SALES RESOLVE To make '76 your most succc:si.rul year. Ask us Lo help you plan 1t and br· ing 11 to exciting reality~ Calll llall Cox, 540·9922. Real Estate Sales GALAXY REALTY Prestigious loc ation. OFFICE GIRL -Strong salt•s !->upport- H1gh rnmm1ss1ons. Call Vil' Slu:irt 901 Dover Dr. Suite 130, Newport He:ich 1or accts. rec. :\tust have 1•,per. Glass ~hop exp pref. Permanent pm.1 645·3111 l11>n Mcd1l'al & lh-nl~111---------• J1rograms paid Vat:atron µ:ud 1623 Alabama St II B 536-6561 lnt<'n It'\\' Tues. Jan. 6. lll 12 am l'l<'a:.ecall 1 • l'lANO TEAClll':I{. C'I. per. to come to my hoUSl'. Hds. rt!q . G75 7001 Real Estate Office Manager Salary plus comm1ss1on :\tusl h.I\ e <'XP. or record of f>U<'l'css m homes. m· coml· & c·ommerc1al. Xlnl Office Loe. 645-3474 A CONV£NlfN1 SHOPPING ANO:i,..<f_i'1Ej~~ SlWINC CU10£ FOR THE CAlON TH£ CO Seamed· To-Slim ... , . 9318 SIZES e.1e ~ 1lf MI r..o •flf,..,-r.~, SUPPl f SOHN£SS all the way down Jusl lhal, and d graceful bow below a curved collar. SumtcHo·Shm. and one of the prettiest looks Ponied Patlern 9318, Misses' S11es 8. 10. 12. 14. 16, 18 Size 12 !bust 34) takes 29 • yards 60~nch lab11c. Send Sl.00 for each pattern. Add 2!>c tor each patlem tor fir~t-class mail and handhn1. Send to: ................ """'"'Dept. 442 ~,... 2>2 WHt • .... St.. "'"' Yer•. MT I 00 I I . Prl111t HAMl. ADDllSS. 1.,. SQI _,STYLI HUMlll. Oo you know how to 2•t a P1ttern freer Send "ow for 011r 11ew hll·Wlnter Pa ttern C'atalo1-cllp coupon lnsfdt tor '"' t11ttern or your choice S"1d 1s, now• s_,_ I llnlt Book lftltnt Monn Cr1fts l11stJnt hs~lon l ook l .. tant S.wfnc look Sl.25 $1 .00 SI 00 $1 00 Jiffy Jacket! It's the )ash-wrapped ca• digan over all -newest now So £ASY even a beRinner can crochet lh1s 11 lfy 1ac~e1 1n single ·and double crochel Join with contrast edging on seams and front. Pat. 7 369 S11es 8-18: 38·40 included. SI.OD for each pattern. Add 25<' each pattern for first-class mail and handling. Se"d to: .Ale• .... ...... ~o.,t.105 O..,PWot lo1 IU, OW C._.._ Sh.. Maw Yer*. HY 10011. f'rW ..... ~ .. 1.lp. , ...... ......... WORE th~n ever before! 200 designs plus 3 free printed In· sirle NEW I 976 N£EDL£CRAFT CATALOG! llas everything. 75(. Crochet wltll Sq111res S 1.00 Crochet a Wardrobe S 1 00 Hiity fllty Quilts St 00 Ripple Crechet _ $1 .00 Sew + Knit Book SI .25 Heedlepolnt Book S 1.00 flower Crnchet Book S 1,00 llalrpln Crochet Book SI .00 Instant Crochet Book $1 00 ln5t1nt Miera mt l ook S 1.00 ln5t•nt Money Book 11.00 Complete Gift l ook 1.00 Complete Afch1ns t' 14 1.00 12 Prilt Af1h1ns 812 &Ot l ook of 16 Oullts It _ SOt Mu11um Quilt look n _50t 15 Quilts for Today O _ 50t look of fB Jiffy bp 50t cord fi4!/ 2200 d &um your tJCk<-lb. TRAINEE DOCJs 8040 J•wefry 8070 S42 50 1rJC'Ord/del 830 974-0 -* * * Respiratory ~~~~:~~~ ·~~~;~·~~·~;;l'~;,~:~;{·~· ····wA;.·1·eo····· WATER eEos .... Therapl.St ExpcnencedAssemblers 4~~;~ 1'0 P CAS ll 001.l.AH Complete $12"J95 with d<' Tempo Temporary Help _ __ _ p A ID 1" o R v o u H ltv MU\ 2 yrs e xper. Must 17802Sky P:1rkJrvine L ab pup s black & JEWl.-;LHY. WA'IU IES, 4POSTERS$1W.95 IC....._....e T arieton Contrul'to~ Cement MJJC 84 S C er, $350. Deorator Sor r 42 antana r tO'. $300. Sten·o Outfit, Huntlncjton Beac:h all components & acces~. have exper . in blood Call!J.40·4455 beautiful sso. 2.aoo Holl ART OBJl'X:'I'S, GOLD. Aquallea\·cn830 7002 ~:slS~~~~uc!e~s~r::~ -. -d<iyRd.,N.B.548·0851 S,ILV}:;r~ Sl::KV1C E , TYPEWRlTl-:H IU M You are the winner of i $975. 675-3175 tick('ls to the - commensurate w /tra1n-Typist for l>r s ofc WefshC-ls f.l Nl\ t-U ltN & AN t-:lcc, $155. HeauL t•ond ing &exper.ContactMr Ins urance cxpe r & 542.2iis llQU~ 645 2200 Copier.$75.830·8967 Sports. Vexation Washer, xlnt cond roll :1 & Re-c:natjonol way bed & 14 x JS blue V.t.icl• Show ~~~~bag C'pt w/pad. Hamilton Costa Me!->a Medic.ii t ('rm1nQlogy. M' -"---·· 8080 -• I) Alf ~ o F be • ISC•~·uur~~ Tram layout ll () 4'-.:R' Me m oria l H ospital , r. re · 3 r. FrtttoYou 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rottl ~tlo\\~ \\ t01111 ... al the --- A:-.IAJ 11':1 M 2 Kosc Bowl Ti-:kch. ~?·2'134. EOE. 4~a.~~ • .,s. L Laguna Heh. "'Y .,.... ......., •• .. •••••••••••••••••••• M L'iC furn, vibrator belt t 11rnt abll', ~w1tr•h t"•·I Adorable puppy. mixed e~('rc1ser. Sat or aft 6l'M l o l' o m o t 1 \ t' t.O~\'l':NTION rea~onabh.· Ct-;N fEH 546·0294 Restaurant help. Expcr i---------...i< breed. Free. 10 wks old wkdys 761H627 lran~formcr. t-tc. Alrno~t fry cook. wa1trcsses, *UTOTEM * maJ~S.5376_ Shopsmith $100, large Ouk c~~~~e. S95, 962-IJ!l7!J Jan3lhruJan Jl ---. --Call s.t2 S-078, ext 333 tc U~ed kitchen cabinet!'., l'l.um your ttckeb uled s~ove, ~untcr bast' hostess. eve111ng, bar EMPLOYMENT 2 Fem Shepherd mix, abl desk & swivel chair $75. al · - t e nder. dis hwas her !I wks. had all shot~ & Solid Maple chest with ..... $25. Tiled s mk counlt't base w/sink & faucet $50. 493-4951. Tiny Naylor~ OPPORTUNITIES worming 536.9846 marrorli42·S449 . 64s..7972 Cancelled Contract. 2000 Restaurant. Capistrano 1-\Jll or Purt-1'1me ---yds carpe trnA. belo~ Wall imits, $10 $20. Roll f''or Sale. Sterling salver a·way bed $5, Girls 20" spoons, forks , odds & bike $.5, Clock radio SJ. ends. Also plal'e settings . Portable AM /FM $2U No Dealers. Call 548·629! 2424 H oliday Rd. N.H. or 64_2_·825_1_. __ _ __ 642-8525 No Ex per. Necessary Fumitu~ 8050 t-'irewood Org. Euc. $80 cost. I mslall 547-8729 Age 21·65 Ebgible ••••••••• •••••••••••••• cord, del. Oak. Coast - GoToTheNearest **I BUY** firewood S upply , Firewood/Stock Up TICTOC MAHK~T SIU 1122. S75cord/del642·2624 CCU/ICU f or Applications & Info Good Used J<'urniturc & ----- RN ~-------- Full & p/l1me. 3·11.30 & OKCALL (714 )642·7702 Appliances-OH I will ... 11-7:30 s hifts. Contact Tie Tue.Systems, Inc. Sell for You. Mrs . J ensen. 642-2734, --------•1 MASTERS AUCTION C o s t a M e m oria l • • . Jlospital , 301 Victoria, W,!"lTRESS. l'~ll·t1me. 646-8686 & 833:9625 c M E o E Ex per. (will train) Apply Aft 6-Call 842· 1542 · · · · · Hamburger Hamiel, no ----------- ----phone calls. Inter view Shop & Save . ne w & used Mon-1-'ri.3·5 fur n , g1fls. mi sc. Wilson's Bargain Nook . our famous · DIME-A-LINES RN ~-5_W_._19l_h_S_t._C_'M_._ ~~ .......................................................................... ,,~ Ptllm~~:-~~30A M ~~i~••••••••••• C~~le&w~~\~~r~atSss~O GIRLS Stingray bike with NEW Mi nolta pho~o RED plas tic chair, $5, 0 EVENING coat. aqua, Xlnt wo rkin g conds Antiques 8005 gal. l\qu;inum · co~p bas ket , _m a n 's s ingle gadget bag, $15; P emn wooden stand lamp, $5 , medium, brocade $10. E .0 .E . Contact o ......................... $l5.494·9680 spe~d bike $25 each, gadgetbag,$7.642-0342 with aqua shade. 2 3' 548-9641 Roach e. n N. Co!> la PUBLIC "'UCTIOu Boy s mot~ross S s peed 2561 Vista Dr. liay:.hores, plastic plants, $7 each, -------M es a M e m o r i a I " "" Like new twin adjust·a Schwm Stingray frame excellent for o rrice. TWO bar stools $12 50 Hospital 642-2734 MANY ITEMS OF FINE bed. Model 2 w/stamless $25. wheels S20, Gl'\$1 ~7·llOl. lOam4pm. ~Y orange n au g h y d e each, glasses Sc & lOc ' ,JEWELRY. AHT s teel s1dt> panels $500. lOK goldwristwatch,as 27th and 28.lh. Regma windback chair,$15;ma·•eac h , headboards OBJECTS, ANTIQUES. 54S.1202 1s $lO,Germancoins with F loor Polis.her a nd pie chair $2 642-5449 oc $10-$15, s hel ves &: F INE FU RN .. ETC. - --Swaslllca 25c·50c Soviet Scrubbe~. $25 , glasses, ~ ' ' storage 5~' hig h $25. RN'S PHON E FOR INFO. & 2nd Es tate Sale: Many coms25c-50c.646-ls8o ~-Sl ; kitchen ware. S.'5: -danish chair S20, clocks BROCHURE. 645·2200 beaut. lhmgs left. Must pictures, $10; nuts and G EN U I N E A m be r $1·$15, watches $4·$15. ~lt-T" ) -----liquidate. 42 " round TWIN bed wrlh head-screws. $1 : bolts. $1 ; necklace and pendant, hardrock maple tables • 1~ Antique Cr ystal Stem glass dining table, gold boards $9, crib and mat· tires and wheels-. Chev. $25, $10646-3680 $5-$25 , lamps $2·$10, Med Surg. ll·7 30 :--htfl ware & hand painted pedestal, Simmons elcc· tress $15, playpen $5, Rlazer. $15 each. snow ·-some pair s , electric Expcr. it Cute cart· china .Call640-1163. tric twinbed,01lpamt baby toys 75c, bumper skiis, $2Q; waler skiis, MANGANITA g as log, heaters$5.$8,$20,dishes hospital only. Excellent $20 k · M I S20 2 · ings, 2 P c sect1ooal pad, like new $1, baby ; m~ s ize ap e ; piececomergroup 5c&10ceach.119up34th benefits. Contact Mrs. Lillian's Antiques After +maoy misc. household backpack $2 .• baby lamp headboard, $25 ; kings1ze with bolsters. $15 each; St. N.B.675-0922 Jensen, 642·2734 , Costa Christmas Sales ¥3 off. h 1· h h d 66 M d $5 Items. Fri & Sat 9·5, call $2, table lamps $2.50 ma ogany, 1g t, ea · ustan~ r ea • ; M-e sa M e m o ri al C losin g out i n a l l 642.8605. each.645.9342 board,$25;searchlight.s, window'62 VW side win·MAPLE console stero Hospital. 30l Vi ctoria Primitives. 423·A 31st --------$5; lots of good stuff. $10 ; dows $Sthe pair. 54().5383 AM /FM. Stereo phono. C.M. £01.-;. St., Cannery Village. Sat Ref · t l I SEVEN d d k $10 I f · k $1 0 N ..,., Call ""'5397 n gera or, v, 1v. rm ~ rawer es , ots o Jun • . o r e-. .,,,.,.,. .....,. 10:30-5. 675·1690 set, lamps, ·Misc hscbld old iron bank $25, new asonable offer refused. CHEVY parts, radiator, Sf'LL',SCOU NSELORs· items. IN6-200a tenon griddle $4. 7 Blue ------------$25; aluminum bcllbous· VACUUM c leane r and ' a.: Lillian's Antiques After TV l d $25 · $15 a t S6 ... .,. ... ., t ~ t ..,.., For Newspaper Promo· ff ---------Chips & 2 S&H books $2. P ays goo , : mg, : .,enera or. : ..,... .... , o.,.... .... o ype, ..,.u., k. t:hn~lmas Sale '.1 ° · Recliner. vmyl Green, each. a rtificial plants vacuum cle aner, a nd alternator, $10 ; s tarter. T.V., plays good. $25. t10n.~l uslcnJoywor mg Clos in g out in ~l l perfect l'Ond. S75 50c·S2, Glider swing S3. pa rt.s Torped o $10: 10" and 11" stick 646-1525 with young pei>ple 10 to l'rim1t1vcs. 423-A :i lst 644 2251 $ 2 646 525 n h I I h d -------- M years vr age. Rchablc SL. Cannery Village. S.il . --~r:s1:~ ~~~e~~ ~~d !~ _Lypcwnter. 1 ._ ·I s!u~ e:.a~e~l~ !~c:r~: BICYCLE back. rim 's. lransportalton reqwred. 10 30-5675-1690 Refngcralor. dmelte set , t $l bl REFRIGERATOR, good, l.5"x7,, Chevy mags, $20: $2·$25; s now b1r'd sail Excellent part-time post· full size bdrm set, l.Ktrm sui case · porta c top freezer, $25. 545·8893 Gabriel Hi J acker air boat, $25 , s urfboard. lion. Jl1gh pay ror 2·3 Beautiful Antique Piano. chair, lamps, bike µamt radio $5, Childs car se.al 9'3" $9 15" bee! h h Ir .,..,,," 675 2529 $1, new blue 1·eans. size:: THREE pi·ec" sectional shocks, S25 pair: Midas ; . ; mag w s hours eac evening. a .. 1mmuc· """'"· -or tn)!s. 2 Simmons twul 1 ~ shocks with ove rload and tires complete, $20 day S.ilurday Call 751 t254 mattresses, lgc chest 40,$5,whiteminkcolar sofa,green.S25;recliner spnngs ,$l.5pair;small each ; 5'x18" b oal.. :!~~~!~~:,or 1nterv1ew Appliances -SOsO 5.12·ll32~r 552·1200 ~·g ~~fl~~~~ i!~:n~ chair, green, Sl5. 54lMi3S7 gas tank, $2; radiator windsc~ield (plastic>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 pc Chrome & Glass two old albums $2 each MACOM n a me caller. hoses, 50c each: 2 barrel S20: Samca Around:i 1\pt.s11c Maytag washer dinette, $175 . MJJ <' 968 SpringfieldSt.,C M. $10;127Kodak8elland carberalor , $4; clukh head, <new _valvejob,) & c1ryl·r combo . Xlnt. Tubular sora & love seal 54().3178 Howe ll. $10; mov ie fan, $4 ; H 70·15 t ires on $20 ; black _hght 2'· $8; $25 fl;QK In '76 $100. ~63·8738/645-8!H3 sel , $200. Water l>cd & . camera Ansco 8mm $20; cllrome magsl $12 each; Armstr_oog li00!~0 ~·x10·. SALES ·~ eve frame Sl25. 631 ·3276 OS.TER. hair dryer SS. collector's Kodak. $1.5 ; Co r v c tt e ex h aus t $10; mirror 25 x6 , $25; Bay Telephone offers an -Girls bike $25, Rock top Lif-0.gem oxygen unit , manifolds, s.s each; oil ChrysUer starter motor. immed. high comm. rate GENERAL ELECTRIC King Size Ortho Mattress table $5, Glenaire forced SlO; piok s ail cloth pans, $4 each. push rods, 1960, $5; ~wer edger. rtcosst10hnea lp ~oa l~•cs'.~e~~~-APARTMENT SIZE &spring. Firm. like new, air h ea ler $25, 1 set shower curtain. 2x3 yds. 50c eac h ; 2 barrel Sl2; typewnter , $20; GI-: " ~ ,.. A HER & DRYER $125. 548·4189or 556-1258. garage door openers $20, $5; 3 sets w am'putta manifold, $6; r ocker hydraulic clothes pre-Excitm~. rl'liahlc com W S • -traile r hitch $5. 36" bath and hand tow~ls, $8; arms, 50c each. 55 Cevy sser, $25; 35 horse power munication products of SACRIFICE $225; OR Waler bed, b ookcase screen door $5 , 2 TV 2pink shag rugs, $.5; oval headlights, riws.$each. Evmrude gas tank. $10; fer u~limi ted. Arnwt~ WILL SEPARATE, hc.11.Joard. pedestal. SH.IOI s tands $2 eac h . un-~reen gold s hag area parkmgtightrims,$3;57 ~ .... air !mpact wrench. potential Add1ltonalun1-WASHER Sl25 & ~s~ofr.213·436-2904aft6 finisheddesk$20,4bowl-rug,4·x6',$l0.499·2802 Che vy hubcaps , 2$5; $25; orbital sander , $.5: que profi t sharing plan ing balls $5 each, 6' slat carter Al"B. $8; carter 110 electric motor, SS. 334 everyone has a lways DRYER S 125. CALL Gal"OC)e Sale 8055 bench $5, Rolla way bed REFRIGERATOR . $25: four barrel, S6 : solid cam Del Mar lUoiver s1ty ). t d C II M 'I I I A F T E R L p M ........................ I . d c M wan c: · a r ".ir 11 • v SS,2speedfloorscrubber eectnc, g as ryer , $20: with lifters, $25 ; exhaust .. 752 MO.I. 645·7857. PUBLIC AUCTION SS. plastic buckets 25<' practically new ha nd manifolds. $4 each ; ir--,HE--M-IS_T_R_Y __ I_ -MANY ITEMS 0 1-' FINE each. 4• w ide bamboo vibrator, $12. 645·0309 water p ump $·4: '-'· . g a sswa.re. Secretary /Sates Westrni:hou!>e Frost free ESTATE JEW EL RY, curtains $4 each. 2 new 1696 Monrovia pt C sFeukers $2 each · 3 HP a 11 k 1 n d s • $1 · $25 · lnlcreslinf.: work 1n s mall lKcu fl.Rcfng$135. Xl nt A nT o UJ ECTS. AN pictur e frames $5 each, ,_ -Sri g~s ~ nd St r'a t ton Frigi~aire electric dryer electronic manufatlur rood 530-2825 . T IQUES. 1-'INE FURN. 24x31. 5• coffee table s15. CRIB. $15. 644·1215 engine. $25; large work $25. glrls clo~es, ageG-10 mg co. Typmg, gcn'l uf· ~!C. PHONt: FOlt IN JO" coffee .t able SS. me.tat VERIFA:X Duplic·ator, benc h s20 · Webror Sl·SS. electnc cash re· rice work, d1(·l.1tton. ~le Washer. Dryer & Side by L'O •. n R OCIJ u R L' • • g1'ster older ..,., hand r ..,. o ~ &:. 'desk chair SS. fol ding $l7 ·. ele"lric addrn u s tereo player, $1 5. . • . ..-.. Orthodync F.ll•t·tronics, Side RefnJ.!. Must sell 645·2200 chair $5, blond fall SS. maclune, ~$25 . desk, of 839-3905 cultivator with tools $20. 1599 Superior Avl'. CM, fast. &lti-14'.15 ----Doy Scout pan kit SS. fice chair, Sl 2 each: gas . c hi ck e n teed er $5. Su1te B·2.&l6·1616 Bicycles S020 Giant Patio Sale. Thaha hard bat s5• picture g II bed Ad· PORTABLE. TV. S20, 675-3175 SEWING,nct•doncpa1ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~!\~t~:~~~~lt'rl S2·$11S,~2 Colhom~/ bar· ~~r :i ~~~ $1 1 ~ach . ~l!:~~u!1~~:!~L~~~'.1LIVIN---.G-r_oo_m_d_r_,a_pes_ .ap-lon~ curtains cut down to Boy:. ~chwinn Stingray ----stoo s ~o eac · estem 646·6814 men ts . $20 ; electril' prox1mately 21 , $10 per short curtains Dan:.i Pt 2 speed xlnt rood. $55 Mo~·ing all furn1turt• &1 Ho lly bui ltm stov~ & lawnmower. $20; upnght panel. color soft celery. area. 496·5919 !W7·7!()3 misc. goes ! SJlc ~tarts oven . $25 each, 3 light REFRIGERATOR. $25; 642-5140 12 27/75. 2016 Wallace. standing pole lamp $..5, 2 846-4014 vacuum, $15; gas logs, i---------- SHOE SALES Camttas & We h.1ve a n opening ror a Equipment 8030 Apl. A. CM. 646·36l6 s mall table lamps $.5 ENS ---d bk ~"'· $12 ;soUdbrass frreplace PETERS ON baby each, 2 large Livmg room M • 3 spce 1 e .. ......,. tools. $12. 642·5666 1513 stroller, nice $20, childs lamps,new,S20 each,hv· por~abl e s_e wrn g _OrangeAve.C.M. phono,$3,Camperorvan mg r oom e b ai r with machine. $25 ; kmg head· 10 FOOT used rain gutter, roof vents like new. $10 cushions S20, J elous1e board. maple , $25 : :deep· 75c each. 9 s pikes & fer· each. chrome bolt on full or part time. ex·••••••••••••••••••••••• Garage & Furn Sale , penenced s hoe-s ales TOPCOH S...per D. w. Sofa, sofa bed, chair~. µcr!'>On Apply 10 person 25. Lbls. lg lamps. kitchen As k for Mr Cannon. 58 mm f . 1.8, SI • items, dishes & S!lasscs. H e mph i ll S hu1•s , S1 200 mm f . 5.6 TOP· dc. Hou se sole.I Fash ion l sl•1nd N B COR, S90. Will sell everything must go. Sat. fM·422J $tparat•ly. Rud i JOam-4pm, Su n. lOarn· Sitter wnt'd 10 yr old Lio) Niech.iftslci, 497.3547 if~." 8792 Anthony L>r J :JOpm tam Mon-Fri after 5:30 pm. 842·6090/847·6808 -----2.561 Vista Dr Bayshon•s. ---------Yashil'a TL 1.-:lcdron X. 557·1101, JOam·4pm only SWITCHBOARD 1 7 lens oo ~iO V1v1tar Sat.-Sun 27th & 28th. s RECEPTIONIST Zoom . S trobe . $325 111' F.vinrudc O/B. a s Well eslab'I auto de -64().7474 __ Ol'W, antique Wine Kack. I h C t M l'1ct ures. Kitchen W.ire. a ers. 1P '" os a cs~ is Viv1toar senes one 200M ~mall Apphances. Skis . l ooking fo r ex pe r d . tans 70-2lOMM for Can· GoodStuff&Junk mature, well-groomed non rnount645-4485 1nd1 v1dual Lo operate ------Chromt• & Glass dinctl<' hea\'y console board & ~ 8040 Tul>ular sofa & t,o, c ~eat greet pubhc . Basic ~k ••••••••••••• •••••••••• set. waterbed. O/W TV. kecpm~ & typin~ r('q_d •PET WORLD• assorted clothing, tools. Xlnt Co. bend~s (.111 Cockers. Chihuahua . 0 ark rm c q \J' p • Mrs Camcron.91~·2500 Poodl e -.. S t\ih -tzu , aquariums & acces. As· Maltest-. G Shepherd, sorted items or all kinds. SCRAM.LETS s.imoyf>d, Jap . .Spaniels. Comt• see. Sat & Sun 9·4. mini Schnau1er. Poms 2217 Hale1i:h Av1• CM ANSWERS tOO m1xetl puppies. Stud 6::11 3276 _ S\S most b.reeds. 2525 W Sat & Son !1·3. bunk beds t\1nt!ly M1x1•r , 17th al 1-uir view SA. tables, l a mps. misc. Plush Out11(•\ Open eves 531·5027 (mov1n(!) 520 Oahliu , SIX .MONTtlS Lhas a Apso puppies , CdM An invt-nt1vt' JUVl'nill' d e AKC. 8 wks Christma:1 H-·: tinqu.~nt. He put to!(1•1her 67~~3'7. .... -'"' 8060 a unique rar lie took a - -•••••• ••••••••••••••••• fende r from a Chevy, t he COCK ·J\·POO puppies Reg. Quarter llor:<;f' Gt-Id· chromelrom a Ford, t he s m a ll & fluffy. $10, in~. 212 yrs Chestnut, hub caps from a Datsun. Tu s l 1 n M eadow s . green broke. $600. or bes~ and got SIX MONTHS ~-7156. Jun offer. 546-Sl•tJ windo w frames with ing bags, (<l ). Sl2 <-ach. trailer bitch fits Ford • 962 2046 r ells . soc. wing back glass 4· & 7' $15 , metal _· cha ir. $20, pet travel Vans $12, hanging tulip book case $10, wood SMALL air conpressor . cage $1. 26" girls bik<' lamp $5. Amencan mag bookcase $10. luggage S5 $20, cost, $65. one thtro SIS. near new rainbird wheels, fit Ford or Dodge & SlO, Bar-B·Que $20, H.P. 25 speed electric spnnkler & J!lobe valve. $25 each. big llres, $10 c.nclosed car rack ~· motor, $15 : everything $5. ouLc;1de glass globe each, girls size 1 shoe fireplace scr een $20. perfect. ~-7234 hghl $.5, Norclco & Sun· skates, excellent conda- (brass). woode n desk ------beam s haver $5 each. tion $25~ truck or motor (311h X 41 ~) $25. small SHUR FLO R V water earphones $3, 2 sets glass home gas tank 14xl8x38. wood cabinet SS. Ford or pump $15 12 volt battery serving sets $2 each, Sun 40 gallons $251 2 tires r1t · Mercury air compressor $6, 10 speed bike S25. beam deep rryer $5, 4 14" wheels. s ma ll cars • $ 2 S , 2 s P e e d Tnkc S2 673·2912 quart Presto pressure $8 each. VW engine paro polis h /s ander (SearsJ ---coolcer, needs gasket , $2. $1-$25. 396 Chevy part.-; $10, B & D ¥..drill $5, 3 CARTRIVlSION .video bathroom scale, $1. rub-$1-$25. gold care kitchen gun rack $5, professional tapes, new· JO minutes, berm 8 id . p u 11 .0 u t curtains, $6. 557·3910 mop bucket $15 (new>. l3!1?e $12. 60 minutes $18 candelabra set with 2 Video be ads $7 each. drawer, SJ SO. Scott towel FORMICA top extent.Jon plcutres $8, 6·4 drawer Erase & audio heads S1 ra~k SOc • 2· 6' round cur· table SIO. 645-006S chest$15each 2 pairnew ea ch. Manuals, elec-lamrods,$leach,2,pul1 1---------- • · & h · I curtam rods Sl each. 2 s hoes 8~. $5 pair, elec· troo1c mec anaca hand sows $1 each, 2 LAWN MOW ER $10. cat tnc s taple r $20. Mo $7.50 each.. Pre.recorded vanities wit h sinks & Sl'ra~ch1ng pole $2.50. lionaire 2 s peed (an $15. video t apes $15 $20 fau cets SI S each . refrigerator $25. 4 ~ 28" nourescent lamp UO. 5-18-6232 wrought iron s pnnish cubic foot freeier S2S. de t~uo1s nngs $1.25. Tur· TOBAGGAN, n\•w 8', S2S light fixture $5. 2x4s, 75c ep .rryer $8, curtain~. q~ors neckl~ce $5: 1 red T .V. s weep.marker each. ~old m etal ru~ ceilingl<_>Ooor.two~~· kitchen chair~· 7 mctaJ generator S'2S, Aircraft molding, 6'. Sl, assorted $25. Guitar SlO. Little bathroom cabinet from marker r el'eiver $20, throw rugs $l each 178 wh~l SS. Clothmg 50c 13. r~eedom home $15, .I 7H Lead pot s2o. can · C-Osta Mesa'st. C.M Indian carpet S25. 103.11 tire&wheel.$10. I yello:' delabras. 7 candle $2$ Shang r1 La • H .B. rattan hanging lamp Sb. each. Acco file fasteners LADIES wool coal, small , 963-8734_ 1 red ratlan h anging $3. Hundred line·o·t•mes $12. 548·9641 lamp $15, 4. drawer copy holders for typing - kitchen cabinet $1 0, $3 e chS48"6232 You don't Ol'Cd a gun to m~I swivf'I chair SlS. ' ~ 8 A S K E 1' B A L L draw fast " when yt\u 1022 W. Wlh1on , C.M E3drawer chestof buckboard. heavy.duty place <1n <•din ttw Pn11' 842·2054, If no answer drawers $25. 979 Oak St. hoop. net. bas ketballs, Pilot Want Ads! Call now &t2 7958 C.M. 645-6468 $10. 962·8979nrter6 P.M. -642 567M. 1-~~~-~--- · Find Your Name Win Tickets Worth s500 lt'1 •a1y. Look for your n~ in today'• clcauffled • MCtlon. If you find your nmM, call 642·5678, ••· t.Mlon 333. W•'I Cll'TCIDCJe for you to pick 11p yow tickets at the ~•• offlc• of ttw Daffy Ptlot. Each wiMer CJ•h two Hckt'h to H. Weme-r luck's Sports. VacaffOft and RecreatiOftal Show -Jan. 3 to I I In the Anaheim COft•ention C ~ter. · DOOR5 OP£N WHKENDS 11 NOON WfEl(DAYS? PM AOUI TS $l !•O IUNIORS (1;1 lb) S100 KIO\ (6 Ill .SI?) • I • ' Ql DAIL. Y PILOT Saturday. 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CNVV ""• x ll · Camano. runnt~i or nol arm. extras, Uke MW, many xlras $4800 realgassaver!664MVt' $2,400 ~9U aDORADOCOUPE IROUGHAMV-8 ~730H Rcasoni.~le <.all after SI 950· HORTON 586-7001 SAVE Low milt..'I, factory wr Auto tr11ns . facturv .m Plymouth 9960 lipm. A~k for Lar ry ' ' --'87 GT6Tnumph. eood., full Power. car ~ 'M 968 4971 MANX OOHC clas.slc GMC :\ 1· N • • · UI cond • AM / 1' :stt•n•o, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ___ • • ·• O ,fl P ICK > S800orbestotrer. loaded includina crwse he1:1lci . vamt roof. I.1~· road raur, $2,950: 27.000 MILES Sl.655 • 496·M20 cootrol.1.Jc.871KBQ. "'""wLV. MusScal •67 VELOCETT 1679 PLAl'ENT1A '76 BMW's eJ l""~' tr;595 _.. .. ATLAS IMtrwnents 8083 THRUXTOM, H·Worid COSTA MJ.o.:SA !! 34l4 M UIJW 9770 .,., S2595 •••••••••••••••••••••• record holder, like VGM 9570 MOW HERE ~~ TOYOTA ~~!:~•••••••••••• Santa ha s-taAna Chrysler /fttylnCMlttt OPL.·n l)ally & Sun. 'Ul 10 l'M ... ~; N 0 .. : H M I s I I." ~ -· M A S T i-; R 11 A s s new, SI, 795. Call IWdi ..................... •• Zl40J ..._ pu•fh Pllwr· '68 Bug, te~ii to:n~ Basher Liftcolft Mercwy .1.inco&n Mercury (;tl!TAH. XLNT l'O"'il> Niechiebld, 497.3547 '7 1 l/W Camper Van Mll.i-v-.. 1966 Horbor CM Ub 9303 potential. Mags. $350. 1301 N.1\lslan 1301 N. Tustin ~ ~ At-·n:tt ti I')\ & aft ... S:30 pm. ~P ~n~i53run:. .:ood IJl·ZHO • 4ti-4t4t Offer Expires 12·29·75 496 4030 s-toAJta 547-0511 Santa Ano 547-0511 2'J29 Hurbor Blvd., Co!>la Mesa Wl\.Nl>S , Y h X 8 L' U.. ~:=~::Id -...~-.a..1 a.-9740 VW '72 ELDO Xlnt cond ... '\ally '71 FORD LTD . n ama a • o. 1:.x 71 Dodge Van V!I auto, PS. ._.,........ ~---"'" d I $4500 Les Paul, G1b!>On rc\l'rl l't:llent cond1lton. Best oI· P B nu pa int tu 1n 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loa ed, Navy/ll vr · 4-DOOR V-8 546-1934 73 Grand Fury 4tl.r. Stereo, au·, cruise con · lrnl, 25,000 mi., $2800. or hsl ofr. 963·194J 1 f 968 5471 • • · SPEC N a n e y 54 O · l 0 6 6 or .imp SllOO, llt• UAt' amv & er. · !>harp 846-5039 ORANGE COUNTY'S • Lease IALS 644·6.133 eves. Auto. trans . ful'lvry air S how ma" w 2 t fl .. , ---.---------:--OLDEST ...... U d cond., AM/ F M :.tereo, Altcc:s.$200t.•a &.120!~1. 7 !350 11?nda.clean,R~n5 Autol~ 9580 "~W· H ·668US SAVEcomaro 9917 heater. full power. Lie 1'.xtra strong. $400. call ••••••••••• ••• ••• ••. ••• & OVER I 00 TEY027 Sh ' • t-"ender·Hhudt>s 1-:lt't'trH· tii5 3622 arp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2A30LP Piano. !>Wll'J't• 111od1•I ------WE LEASE MERCEDES '65 BUG SAVE 'W Camaro 360. V8, uuto. $1795 BRAND HEW! 1975 VALIANT I 640 1163 l!l73 HONDA 175 SJles St:nic·c·Leusit1t; OH DISPLA y NW7S6. CHEAP! air, AM. La pe. 33,000 rn1., OLD <'I B50:'li .. ::-. :1:111 'Xlr1~~~~9~· ALL MAKES AND Roy Carver. Inc.. House of Imports '60 IUG $795 yellow, s1100. 644-7878. Santa Ana 4DOOR SEDAM Econom1c1tl 6 cylinder engi n e, automati c transm1ss1on, iur condi· t1onmg, power steering, front disc brakes, vjnyl 111tenor. tinted gla~s. wlulcwall llres , heater, body !>1de mouldmgs, elc. ~wlar. Grebl'h ,11unlr) ~ ------Holb~lO)<'.e BMW AUTHORIZ'ED lXY40l.Unusual! Chenolet 9920 LlncolnMercury dub guil Both :dul I '5 BMW R7516. 150cc, MODELS I 2341'. 17lhSl. MERCEDES DEALER . 1\~1111 lltn,;a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1301N Tustin 5250 ofr 673 ~l5 ~~ l~~~:~t~~l.\~~i ~500 'LARGE SELECTION l'o~la Mesa ___ 54_6_·4444_ 1~;.mr· @J""ro'vouuTAW CONNELL ·~an=~:nchsc:::o~ Isl. Officefurniture& MotorHomes, OF 1976 BMWS ~ d1~c . brak e .... air , Equipment 8085 Sale/Refit 9160 VOLARE'S On the Santa Ana Fwy. CHEVROLET automatic. Sl635 + '76 I••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 Horbor C M bJb 9303 he & lax I m;.i)' flnanc·e ~;·:·h·~·~-~~:·:.:~·::.; Rent 25' 1975 Open Road. IH STOCK ARE HERE ~~[:~:~~. 2;r~.w~. d~~ . Offer Expires l 2·29·75 . SALES&SERVJCE O.A C 501 N lla)fronl, $3595 ,·h1 s $15 35. :>('Y d!>b fully self·cont. !>lps 6·8 Ca 11 D ..i vc T uck for cond. $5750. Call 497 1336. 62 VW BUS. with '64 rblt 2828 Harbor llYd. Balboa bland. 673 Ol66 t-;lcc t) pewnlcr~ Pierce I Winter rates. 644-8385 (Juott:s eng New clutch. $700. COSTA MESA or 673 4247 (VlAl<..:58374825) Price good 'ltl 12·28·7S li67 W l!lth. C\1645 7411 '72 TIOGA RESALES 979·2496. 546-1200 '66 Falc-on-4 -d-r.-clc::in Pets -80871 19' Mini Motor HotM '66 VW 8 Huns xlnt. S625 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH •••••••••••••••••••••••I DoJ 360 v 8 A T p , & US. Must Sell-Leaving Coun· Call 968·2132 ...... kl 11 I <'t ·•mp "· p Bged h . • I 'c .s. I sr .. IROAOWAY Sl 000 548-5866. try! '73 Caprice 9 pass ri an tn o ,, " "' , . a~ air, roo air. Open Datly t'-. Sunday s •M r• .... .75 •1 u z 450SE 2 to · · h .. .. """ " o • wagon. Loaded, m ake of· • 9945 1-:mbO!>!>tni: mac 1ne radio. awnmg, roof rack '111 lOPM 835.3171 h f .., b vw 68 B I Uncoln d c oose rom . .,ave 1g on ug, c ean, runs fer see at 1229 No. Coast w lYJ>l' SllU Au 1un & ladder. ti new tires 2929 11arbor Alvd THfULTIMATEDl!IVING MACHINE thesetwo.(945MIM) well, good tires. n ew H ' L B h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Dally & Sunday 'Lil 10 PM 2'J2!l llarbor Blvd. Plasl1t• M'altn~ machint Lie. 5701-'NJ . Sale pnCl'. Coi.t.1:\fo:-" patnl.$950.675.7850. 4;.fo:,2 ag una c · '74MARKIV "' l'Ullrr S!lo Senro ~95 546-1934 Datsun 9720 '734S<ISLC. l-t ard toCind. · Auto. trans., facl•1ry air Cosla Mt.'S:l 546-1·934 µortable J&r Stapll·r S75 ttEGENC\' )lOTUR ' -1!.IJ 3007, llOM E H ENT AL •• •••• •• • • •• • • ••• •••••• Top of the ltne car. Im· VolYo 9772 '73 EJ Camino &state A/'f., c 0 n d . r u 11 p ower. AutosWant~d 9590 WILLfiUYYOUR mac. cond. Lease or buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, P /W, P /B, lo m l, AM/FM radio , v111 yl 75PLYMOUTH Pianos & ONJans 8090 !J2.'> N. II arbor Blvd.SA ••••••••••••••••••••••• UATSt.:N. TOYOTA. on ext. tr terms. (022533) vinyl top. xlnt cond. roof, tinted glass. wheel FURY CUSTOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••53l·2503•• "WANT TO SELL UH VOLh.SWAGEN ORAHGECOUHTY $3175,673-5882 covers. Lic.837KJD V -1:1. a ut oma ti c Fl ELD'S Wan•hoU!>l! FOR SALA:.:. lJNlQL'ELY YOUR CAR?" !'AID FOR ·74 MBZ240 Diesel True VOLVO $6 S transmission, power . ( OR~OT economy and value in EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO '72 Vega Air/auto, $1200 29 Lteer1n" & brakA•, SJlc 4\JO p1.1rnh & or PLUSH 36' CROW~ L u:. sell tl or you, 'J'()i>OOLL\I> or trade for Lido 14, ,, ,., i>r ••an-.. nc"' U!>t•tl Sp1nl'ls, COACH MOTOR HOMJ:o: ,. I ' Wt• take 111 trade f ' ttus hard lo find model. Largest Volvo Dealer 675-""'"" S-taAna wh1lc.,..all tires. air COil· .... "' C \LL Lease a\ atl. (022642 ). """" -· • lirand!>. l'l.iFr!> Gorng W Cummmg!>diesclen~ ma kl' or / m OrangeCounty ! • _, M dit1oning,AM /F M ra.ctio, out for bu~llll's:. Rent Mus t s.ic:rif1ce tht!> mod;I c:ar~. trul'k!>, SAL BERNADENE BUYorLEASE Chrysler 9925 Lincotn ercury healer etc. (236M lU)! b L" k d 1 k f 1 c '0·""4" '73 MBZ 4"""'E Lux Sed DIRECT 1301 N. T ustin • 3 "'opt to u~. r.J wa1, wee en ony. ma e o vans . recrl•a l 1ona .... ..,.. ' '1\)o.;) ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3 95 u Id f Priced for quic k sale r~a •-a 547OS11 ~~~:'k:r~~g. o./Jm~~~: er541·3tl39or631·12.14 ~:~~~~I~~ '~Tu~~r~~ I~ ·~~er~~!>~~g!~~~dt~l:.p~. s l 0. 7 5 0. shar p ! f''·~· ~.,~·,,~.·~ ·~o~~;ac~flc~~~l~.eds M:".n;f---.9941 r, _, ~:t~tl'~,~~~1 K 1 m b a 11 . W r I l z r railers, Travel 9170 running cond1l1t1n & mel'I k t57SHSY). o::c., 9109 552 0591 I & i more Lt e ne~. 52495 ,AN.· or · ••• ••••••• • • • • • •• • • •• •• • • • 1 l 171 .t it>JH :?170 1207t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caltforn1a .s;ifoty l'Ode -··-·--·······-I, kh 1 t"li' 20· T s If 1 d 586·2014 72 MBZ 350SL.. ~ports '712 door. auto, new ures. .roo ur-. ' err)· e con amt' standards 2025 S. Manchester Comet 9927 $1595. 25221 Adelanto, I Open Daily &Sunda y S • G d 8094 Good !»hape. Sl.800 EICamtnoAuluS;iles 732-11.lZ A:'ll F)l. mags. car Ext term!>. A\all 'lllOPM porl1n9 00 s 1 546 2729. Lea\ e messagt! 498-1400 Ut•dlcr ~ ello"'. 3.1.000 mt Xlnlj t039:\I YF> Anaheim 750-2011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lag Niguel. 83l·9606 1 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ----,--cond $.i.600 556 Ht:!-1 74 MERCURY --2929 II arbor Blvd. Ski~. Liooh & btndani;~. Auto Sffyace & WE PA\' TOI' l>OLLt\l{ '75 M BZ 450 SLC Hard lo 1 75 FORD Costa Mesa 1tk1•nl'W Parts 9400 FORTUl'USEDCARS 1'74 Dat'>u n 1'1l'k Up gel. European dcllverv 76&'75 Volvos COMET MAVERICK 546-1934 t'Jlltii3 :r.56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOHEIGN. UO)!ESTIC Hogul· Camper !'> ell cancel Only 450 mt. Sun _1 or Lease engine, power steenng. I h · R .. u Economical 6 cylinder TV Rd. 1 Ls Indy :'tla ~s I tirCL.\."Slt'S Am lmHtrk Xlntcond. rf, ca!>setll', alloy whls, airconditioning,AM /Jo'M V 8 engine. automatic trans mission , power s t eerin~ & brakes , whitewall t ire!>, ;iir con d1t1oning, he;ilcr, etc 053MLLJ BRAND HEW! •.C! IO, 15 ..;to Fit Brnnt•o. lfyoun•ar1~t·:-.l1.il'kan S21i5 1-'1rm 830-!:1821 Lease o r purcha ~e. H1Fi, Stereo 8098 J ct•p or Scout S llHI 1· sec ui, ftr:.l I -' , . , ---001988) Ext avail. radio, healer , etc. (5'383). 1975 DUSTER • V ~ • a u t o m a tJ (' trans mission,· fr<tJll powl'r disc brakes, vinyl in tenor, radio, heat.Cr. tint e d wind s hield. whitewall ltrcs with 1Se luxe wheel covers, etc • • •••••••••••••••••••••• till3 IH60 · I · . BAUER BUICK ''1 , 260"'· :Hilo. m;.igs. $229 5 Ut• Ju I if u I .! I ;\l ·• p I" . a It r hpm 2925 llarbor Bl\ cl ,\ 1\1, F~1 stereo cass~lle. '75 M BZ 450 SEL. Exec. t'<>n:.oll' Zl•1111h Hl•motc Antiques/ <: t M s !J~!:I 2500 ,\ C. xlnl cond. SGOOO. dem0. lu>. :.ed. Me t. l'ontrol l'1llt11· TV s.250 Classics 9520 o!-J i ('.d ' • iSI i626 fin ish . Elect roof. ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH $2995 541:1tl!>Hli. •••••••••••••••••••••••' TOPDOLLAR 72 :.?40Z. mcch. pcrf c l c<i rance p r iced .. , '46 Chen· PC True k SSIM I d •d sh p l\rl st ·ell l040800 ) Open Daily & Sunday 'ti! 10 PM AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH .!5 Color ,\<lmiral r\ or w1il tra1fr <.:all PAID n~~ .• ~52.52~~ · u s ~~n~~ S2oo l>c!>t 0 m·1 ttt5 119;, artl'r r)pm I IMMEDIATELY ·75 MBZ 280 Scd. Exec demo Clearan ce priced. Leas e or Purc hase tll9635) 2929 Harbor Blvd. $3·395 4 Wheel Ori•es 9550 FOR ALL .!l RCA l'•>lor t\ " p:ud :! ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREIGN CARS ;;51~~1 scr\ ll'l' l'OnlrJt'I Landcruisers CALL OR COME I ... Beaut 21 )1 a vie Con~oh• 7..cmlh rotor TV Hl·moll- nml Ai.k 5250 5-18 1;~ Boats & Morine Equipment ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 90 I .......••.............. '71 Thru '75's 7 To Choose from t-;:\,\ \I PLE '7 I Hardtop lllllJLJ $3495 TO SEE US NEWPORT IMPORTS nor SCOL'TS NE~:l J) l . tages c·;.ill 546 4!1~10 :. HUATS Ta' Ach ..in (!JW\ WJlA 3100 W.Coast Hwy HS. 642-9405 Boats, Morine ~~Y,· VOL VO Equipment 9030 IQM H l•I ' ( 1,1 1 .. 11 , ' OroneJe County's Hi9hest $ Buyer on Imports ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ATIENTIO._.• 1967 CJ5 Jeep \'6 engint'. Sill Maxey Toyota Ca II Ho~l!r or 81 II H4i 8555 t~l68 50 llor-.l·power new trans. drl\e lrain. \lerrur. oulboarcl ( · D top & roll bar. Extras 4 l!!ntlton w11h mP1 • ontrol orr road Lares . wh<'cb. '-i e w w al c r µump i;:as tank & many morl' Eniune tn eX<'£•llcnl c·ond Xlnt <'ond S2400 552·11261 "l'PEH CLEA~ ~.r,o or tx-... l nfh•r c,111 !lt>3 >17. 53 Wi lly!> Jeep ;\/cw tin•' SELLl._.G YOUR CAR? TOP PRICES PAID For lmporti. l':rn1 fo r or :\ol Deon Lewis Imports l'lhti I l.1rb<11 . (' \1 f•lfi !UO:I S ) f I & "his. fully rc·blt. run t'\ cs \L, C 15 11ol g ,1<1. I "'S ,182\l, r ,,7., .,, ,., runabout nl'" !>eJh x ~I ,,.. · · 1 " ,, ~.1 .... l upcl1ni.: with c11nd Trucks 9560 lratler !lull tn 1.'X Cl'lll•nl ••••••••• •• •• ••••••. ••• tonrl s.ioo or bl•i.t offtor Wtll St'll both for S950 or offer Call 963 k73R C\ l'S Boats, Sail 9060 .............•••••••... J5' Encson. nt•\ er raced. li ke ne" '\l'"' hollom pd mt. al I hn lt• "'ork JUS redone Wht•t•I ... lecrmg. 30. 000 I' I' ii 6 2 I 50. t;i5 1669 or~ 80:»1; l·Hs \lust Sell' LA~ER 'Int 1n t'I · s II a r k t• n H a I <' h {'I +nl'W i.<ttl. s.11· SMl5 h75 tiXl>fi or 631 Ol:!ll ~1 • .. 'rbJ(IS Scow, not 1·11rn pletc. llard:-111p fnrc•1·s -.ale No rt•as ofh'r 1 l· I U!>l><l 6'l.5 909<J i2 :\kG rc~or V 1•111 u ri· :!:! < ·ompel1llon t) pt• c·o m pll'te w1sa1ls. lrttth•r. Ii llP F:\'lnrude, l'op Toµ Jnchor Jnd full\ l!<1wpped Ltkc new l.11 033331 l $<1lc prtn• SJ<J\J:> REGENCY MOTOH lfOM ER F:NTA l.S !125 N ll;1rhor S \ 531 25(.):l ~lh SJ1 lbo:il w ltH• a hoard 'ltp Xlnl rond $.'1000 or !w-;t offer' 4!l9 :1971 111 •>-l6-6588 aft 6 pm loats, Slips/ Docks 9070 ...•..•..•............. Rcnl or hu) Sltp or !>Ide tie for 32' pwr boat 11.17 4033 TraMpOrlatioft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'actory Direct Ca mpt-rs S895 up. Shell!l $179 50, Slee~rs 8Stl W 18lh <.:M ~28471 ~o!T::'/ 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 Sutuk1 l8o JU\I over hauled . nu mufflers. ph.ip,nn1ts S4SO MG 3001 1974 Yamaha l2S MX. nd dt"o twice, xlnt rond best nf'r.~1'28 ---- Yamaha RD3SO Many e•tr• , 1750 7000 m ilt-. 552 U30 75 CHEVY '!2TOH SWB PICKUP TOP $ Paid Like new less lhan .i HIH m 1 I e ' • 1\ u t u m ..1 t 1 l trans m1c;~1o n radio. heater power steering air cond1ttoning. plu'I man) more l'Xlra ... St•t• lh1!> Onl'' I 64872Y I Used YW 's Paid for or ._.ot UMl.?.111~'1}1 $4895 IHiltilt•,u~n: SlEMONS MERCEDES I lunl lkh >114! 4435 1'170 llarhor. l · '.\1 Mercedes Hl'll/. 350SL wanted h~ pra pty Will pay S8500-S!JOOO f).16 liUOO 6 31-1276 '76 TOYOTA TRUCKS Autos, Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• General 9 7 0 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOYOTA &VOLVO 16 To Choose Ft-om 4 Speects, 5 s peeds. .iulome1t1cs. long bed~. <ihOrt beds. bclusi•e Dealer South Coast Area .Also 6 Used Compoct Trucks BUY or LEASE a new 1976 MODEL at Lo C'hooc;c· from • Ml\ R Q D JS ~~y~~ ·~~9, !g Jt~, v I MISSION VIEJO 19bti H1whc11 r_M f.J6 QjO l ~1:2_880 495· I 2 I 0 £:J!TfS TAR GAZER"•~ Ami Oy Cl.A Y ~ POLL"N ~lla.t. <~~ UA• I' Ji.. Yow Ooilr Ad••,,,~ Ji.. ,,,, 11 ,.......,_ (.,..,...~,. ,, AccorJ,,., ,. ,,,. Stan or.; nWI~ \. \ '). S 9 u To develop meuoge for Sunday, 34 37_41 ..v."' '"'171 n 39 read words c«rnpond•ng to numben 59 7$ -\ ~ of your ZodlOC borth i1gn (·~ ,,,, ,, '"'~""' l1 '~101'AO ~()4.7 74 uo ~ 1111111 • • Afle 11 211.UH ~$6.61 I C'""''d j I (OP"' ~· ·~~~·'* 10.-..• J2T•O""Q 61 .... w ) lfoQt'I• .)) f,,, ~)AM ... ,..~ ~· c...--1 "''. "° .. ' • y rlH~ 14 ~f'hf"lloi ""Q"'f' t_~ \A-., 'l'•fW'tll! i.-.~""O M C)-o 8\1\, .J T _,.. I•(• Ar ~• l'-1 ... •''v ,.;. ""o•~ • t'9 r .. "-' ,.1 "' 40" I 'Q 4' •I T • f,.. ""'4 • ; """" #\ote"V ~ "" • """ •10-' ~ ,.,. .. ... . ' , .. ,,.. ,.. '"'' ~· '''•· ·~ .. """"' •• '.~ l ··~"'"'4 .. ...,_ .,t~(t"" '' . ...,,.., ......... , ·~e· ... ' \?C " "y ... ••O< no (W"d"nt 1975 Datsun B2 IO. 492-8495 * * * Costa Mesa 546-1934 Open Daily & Sunday 'ltl IOPM 2'J29 llarhor Hh d. Cost;i Ml•sa <VL29G5Gl01329) Price good 'ttl 12·28·75 R. E. Powers i2 ~lBZ 2511 C Coupe '76'S VOLVO'S HERE NOW Continental 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-1934 . ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 31112 ~l·ll equipped S7,495 '74 Continental Cpe Mercury 9950 Open Daily & Sunday '11110 PM Calle Del Campo tom279 > San Juan Capistrono House V-8, auto. trans., factory ••••••••••••••••••••••• air cond. full p ower, .75 M onarc h Gh i a A M/PM radio, heater. Wht /whl roof, full) vmyl roof, ltnted glas!>, equip'd, PW, S-1695. wheel CO\ crs L t c 644 6893 2929 llarbor Blvd. You arc Lht• "'inner or :! of tickets lo lhc Costa Mesa 546-1934 sports. vacation Imports & Recreational 523•7250 ·:>:c\\ Engine •New Transmission •New Colors 3l8KLE. -Pontiac . 9965 MustancJ 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vehic:le Show --S4995 dtthl· MGB 9744 All J5'S SantaAno 7 1 Mui,lang Convl • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 PONTIAC YEAR END CLEAMCE \'\,\II EL\I ••••••••••••••••• •••••• AMD DEMO'S Lincoln Mercury Classic. 1 owner. G2,0UO CON\f'::-<Ttu:-< '67 MGB w /hardlop, nu MUSTGO 1301N.Tustin m1.PB.PS,atrl'ond J1kl· CE:\TEH radials reblt eng. trans THIS MO ..... TH Santa .A.-a 547-0511 new $2600, (213) 592 3207 10 demo's & new Pon· Jan. :I thru Jan. 11 & clut~h needs paint " """ Call 64l 5(;78, exL 333 lo SH50. 545.2478. ------·----Need money <1nx1ous to l1dc's left. All a t fan. daim your tickets. ---------BUY '72 CONTINENTAL sell '72 Mustang 6 ryl lllstic savings. Must be * * * Opel 9746 OR 4-DOOR SEDAM auto, AM/t"M radio. xlnt gone by the end of the • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Factory air cond., full C'o nd. $2000 or ofr. }Car * * * LEASE power, vinyl roof, etc. _548_·_2856________ BILL I .._RRY Patricia Bartos '?~1~5~~~~~ff~~f· Car is loaded ! Leather "" 26635 Annida Deseo 642·8505 USED SPECIALS · Ll FBK '70 Mustang, except PONTIAC V. . intenor. c. 437 • clean . ong. owner. $1500 bl St. & S.A. Freeway Mission ie10 he 9750 '74 Volvo 164 $3695 675·3.521 "lou are the winner or 2 Pone: Automatic, s unroof . ------SANTAANA uc·kets to the ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM FM stereo, leather. Santa Ana Oldsmobile 9955 558· I 000 Sports, Vacation Porsche '73 Targa pnt Lu,.ury at its best. ::5005, Lincoln Mercury ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- prty Best ofr buys 1t $639 SalesandScrvice 74 F .B. Trans A m . & Recreational 6i5·6727 7am to lOam or 5 130 1 N. Tustin OLDSMOBILE loaded. 15,000 mt. ManL V~ic:le Show eve. I Santa Ana 547-0511 cond S4995 IW7·278 l. atth'"· '74 Volvo 142 GMC TRUCKS ,\:'llAll J:.:1\1 '72 Porsche 911T. Im 4 Speed. overdrive, '73 Mark .IV, ~.000 mt, HONDA CARS ·73 Pontiac Grandv11le, 4 CO~\·t-::"'TIO:-. macu!ate 4!1.000 m1 . leather. AM /FM stereo new radial tires, full 11_. • O dr hdtp: nu tires. 60, 40 l'E~TEH .\.\1. 1' M i,ll'rt.'o, ne"j cassellt' !>unroof. A power.$5995.640-8988 un1venity Ids pwr scdts, pw.r windows J 3 lh l 11 radials c·hocolalc Hrn ed. E 2850 Harbor Blvd. & dour locks·,•vinyl top, an ru.;in .\1 ust ~ .. II. make nfr sportss an.752L Q. Cot-Yette 9932 Costa Mesa 540-9640 644-'117 l'all f.42·56iR. t'\ I 3:1a 111 .n .. h-5 3811 194 0038 $5399 •• •••••••••••••••• ••••• -------datm ~ourt1ckeb. 1 or •TOP CASH! Pinto 9957 'fJ6 Pontiac Tempest gd * * • 63 356B Porsche. must i • For Corvettes and other ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'und . .\lags, Hims, t ape Fiat 9725 !>ell lh1:. "eek Bci.t offer J)~1111 llm-1&· used car s & trucks' •75 PINTO V-6 dHk . StiSO or bsl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• overS3000 644 0895 G""" UUW HOWARD Chevrolet. 4964830 Fl• • t Rolls Royce 9756 : ~ . Dove & Quails.ts. Near Stationwagon 1976FIREBIRD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ), VOLVO Jamboree. Bris to l, & Automatic tran~mt::.Mun . Ill DEALER IN u S A MacArthur. Newport f l . . d , Ernnomy II l'YI. with u. · · 1YM Hml>nr < I.\ M/. QJ01 Beach 833-0555 ae .ory air rnn itwnmg, l \Ir ho h \' d r o m a ti c Before you buy see' Mission Yl•lo Imports Avery Exit. S D Fwy. 831-1740 -n41Mtl • LlASE" F I A Herb Friedlander fsAa.ffttD ... IJ751 ..... WttNiotttft' 191-6777 537.7777 71 fo'tat 124 Sport Spyder Good cond Mus t sell $2500 or ofr 846-5966. ---· radio. heater. less llwn Lr.mi.m1s!>1on. Front con· Autos.Used Dodcje 9935 15,000males!t238MIEJ. '>nil'. l n1. Ca lif. ••••••••••• ••• • • • • • •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $419 5 l'm1,.s111ni. F'u lly factory AMC 9905 1968 DART. convertible. 1·qwppl'd ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• SHARP. Pwr steering. . $419 5 ·72 llornel SST. lo mi, Cal1551·5076for appl. Offl.'rl'xp1resl2·30·7S AC.AT.4dr A-l cond .. D h 1!170 llarhor.('\1. BILLB£RRY $Ull5 645·8964 646-4848 68 art. com:erl, 5 arp. 6 3 1-127 6 "" ClOSEO SUNDAYS ROY " .~ CARVER ROLLS·ROYCC 23H. 17th St. COSTA MfSA s••-•u• .J pwr steering , call PONTIAC !~!.~~~•••••••••••!?~.~Buick 9910 5.51·5076for appt. PINT O'S bl St & S.A. Freew-a)' SANTAANA 176 TOYOTAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ford 99-40 67 Dwck Skylark GS400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-Ull power. new t ires & . nms, brakes, air shocks. 72 Ford Ltd .Brough.am 4 iiTE1103217 xtras S900 or ofr. Call dr, power, air, Jo mJ., re· Choice Of l S 58· I 00 0 AH priced to Sell! v~ 9974 .Low as ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2997 Rich 962·3632 al sharp. 642·7288 . $147 7 1975 VcJ(a Kam back 4 spd, Cadillac 99151972 LTD. ~gn, AC, full .urcond,AM/FM8track Pluslax&hcw1lldehver ••••••••••••••••••••••• pwr sacnf1ce$2495 93101W !»terl'o. Jo mi, $3800, a ne"' Corolla 2 door to 979·1752 l •lf.s 4~ you Loo·, F1nanc1nj! "C•OILL•C" J)~1u1 Auw, · · · a'~~!lablfl' on approved Q " " ·~~r~r:t~r~~r~~~: ~~;: GJ t.\11\ UIJ LO 11.·1, •• ;1 • .. 1 .. Fr\•y1c~Uto offec or. ~:~~s or 36. 42 or 411 uality & Price top.~ orr. 557·1538 • .,. , z.:. VOL VO i:ood .... 10 ~ell. place an ad f'lat '74 X19 Mags.P1relhs J) l • O••r70 Must sell '75 Ranchero 111 thl· Outly Pilot xlnt <'ond, 14M m1. $4500 Q?J ~1111 WtiA to Choose From loaded w/xtras $5000 or l~M Hmho• c '·' 1.1" •nn 1 l'IJi.~1l1l'd ~ection .•. 968-0702 _,_, UU\ For the best prices. the offer 548·2856 ~fer t-:xp1rci. 12·2'J 75 i\tmnl' fi42-56711. ----~ \ TOYOTA lowest lease rates, & de· ---. ~ ~"A pendable ser vice,. see Autos, Hew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9~0 r1amu t-'A(,"fORY AUTllORIZl-:1> Sales • Seniu Pcrii • LeoSlftCJ 120W Warner al Main Santa An:i 557 2132 '71 850 Fiat Spyrtcr ~ 1111 c·oncl $1700 646 8104 '74X19, mJ$'S AM /F M, Rfd $4350 or TOL $109 mo 551 1130 '71 fo'lat 124 Sport Spader <.:onv ~ ~pd . hkt• nu Rad1al1', ad cond . 36.000 mi . rzooo 1~1 7313 _19_~_H_o,_bo_1 C_M_bd_b_9301 NABERS CADILLAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• •••••••·~· .. •• '71 Mark JI 2 dr . SDN 4 spd .. AC. A M /FM . Radials. s ha rp. $1195 557·3522. ------- Triumph 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 I Triumphs ll To ChooM frOMJ 4 Speed, radio, h ealer. 2 TR·6's slightly higher 649FEU Starting from GT6 S2977 r lf.flM Wt VOLVO IYM llnrt>o1 (' M Mlt 9101 ()(for explrea 12·29 75 2600 Harbor Blvd COST A MESA 54-0·9100 OPEN SUNDAY '73 Cadillac El Dorado CoarDe Beautiful whi[e with red leather interior . fully Cad illac equippe d ! 1234GVP). $5995 SLEMONS MERCEDES 1970 lh1roor, c· M. 631 -1276 '63 Cad h mousane. SSOO. firm 494 6344 or 493-9475 PONTIAC OWNERS WI PU.FOl.M ALL POHTIAC FACTORY WARUMTY won llGAIDLESS OF WHERE YOU ORIGINAU y PUICHASID YOUR PONTIAC. WI HAVE THE LARGEST PONTIAC SERVICE DEPT. IN ' THI GI.IA TH ORANGE COUMTY ARU.. CHAUFRUI SBVICI & DAILY a&n'AL CARS AVAILABLE • IOI LONGPRE POMTIAC .. ........ & n. ............ ,,.,. 61'-2500. 892-6651 ---,~...._ ---. --. ~ ..; --.. - I ·1 ·] ex ·co: Sa 'th we 're1 we c sa ca bu sa: be ch 164 tn D'li Ai; St: I di~ no tri Cfl rei (o) in1 ca . l'h au 1 iJ l iti; dif an Inc m• ~p m bro ili. Bi WE trl • st< is! on fol nu ar Cc .Bi ·Ja sb ·we l 1 pu sti da El re p.1 Fr an ho ti( wa thl ha fie in ] I 'l4 a 0 1 g c 4 I r