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1976-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilot
Df.nae-•Line -'\ TEN CENTS . ·i. Diedrieb ·to .. Bead Supervisors · f '76?·~: ..... •Arter a tumultuQus 1975, Qrange County supervisors Tues- day will choose the man to lead tbem through 1976 as chairman <fthe board. \ And if the latest tbeories of board watchers are accurate, tbat man will be the same one •ho held the position this year - Fullerton Su per visor Ralph Diedrich. Three weeks ago, Diedrich said he wo1i1ldn't try to hold onto the chairmanship for a second term. Privately, he said he favored Newport Beach Supervisor Thomas Riley tor the job. But· when confronted Friday with reports be would seek the chairmanship after all, Diedrich replied: "No comment." Riley has said in. the past he would accept the chairmanship if the necessary three votes were available to him. But be said his main concern is getting re- elected in .rune to the seat he won by appointment JS months ago after the death of· Ronald W. Caspers. Friday, Diedrich would not re· iterate his previous statements indicatin"g be would step down. As chairman durh1g 1975, Diedrich steered a shaky course as the board waded through one of the most controversy.filled years in county history. Supervisor Robert Battin, who along with Diedrich and Riley faces the voters in June, was in- ·Fire Respon~e Backed Newport Department Def ends Action Ry JOANNE REYNOLDS Of lll• Dally PllotStatt Neighborhood complaints or fire department inefficiency in the early morning blaze that claimed six. lives New Year's Day in Newport Beach were answered in a meeting Friday. City Councilman Howard Rogers. who represents the peninsnla area in which the fire occurred called the meeting Fiel~Kin Files Sui.t Over Film LOS A~G El.ES CAP) -The daughter-in-law of W.C. Fields filed suit for S7.5 million against Paramount and Universal studios on Friday, charging that bothJilm oompan,ies breached their con· tracts with the late comedian. The Superior Court suit filed by • Anne-Ruth Fields, widow of William C. Fields Jr., also seeks an injunction against a forthcom· ing Universal film about Fields, \\!ho died on Christmas Day 1946. Mrs. Fields· suit alleges that t. th studios violated contracts gned with Fields before his de· h. rt-claims the contracts pro· ijjbited any use or his material ex· ypt in his movies or in material ~vertising or. promoting his ovies. She also · alleged that iversal profited from the sale <f' such things as sound tracks of Its movies without sharing pro· t\eds with his heirs. ···The suit. in which the come· dian's four grandchildren are ptamtiffs, alleges that a -new· U.niversal movie biography of F'!elds "is not a true depiction" Clnd that U niversal h as ''fraudulently fictionalized and sensationalized·· his life. The plaintiffs are seeking S2 million in compensatory damages from both ::,tudios and another $500,000 in compensatory damages from Universal. The suit also· seeks S5 million in ex· emplary damages from Universal and filmmaker Jay . Weston, who is making the film biography. . Fields' was under contract lo 'Paramount from 1924 to 1937, when he signed with Universal. . ·,, . after aret residents alleged that firemen )Nere late in responding to the calJ. About 50 people attended the a!tern09n meeting in which Bat- talion Chief Phil Hayden gave them a moment by moment re- port of the fire fight. The fire completely destroyed the home at 116 E . Ocean Front which was occupied by Donal Michalsky, 47, his wife, Sarah, 40, and sons, Ditnitri, 4, and Jules, 1. Also killed in the blaze were Michalsky's secretary, Lillian Sabeh. 40. of Placentia and her daughter, Elizabeth, 8. Hayden provided a chart, based on tape recorded phone calls and radio dispatches, which shQwed that the first fire units were at the scene two minutes It's No Joke Armed Clowns Rob Store Three bandits wearing clown suits, black army helmets and false beards marched into a Fountain Valley market Fri· day night and used a shotgun to convince a clerk he should part with the contents or a cash register. It was shortly af\er 11 p.m . when weird trio strode into the 7-lL Market at 9527 Garfield Ave. and aimed the shotgun at the startled clerk. "You, down on the floor !" one of the clown bandits shout- ed through his false beard as hjs partners in crime headed for the cash drawer. . Alter grabbfng aU they could; the threesome ran frqm the store. · ·· ~, ; According to police. the clerk stretched out on the floor did not see or bear a car pull away when the trio raced off into the darkness. Later, the store manager refused to tell a reporter how much 'had been taken in the robbery. FBI Officials Say Bank Heists 'Easy' WASJ:ITNGTQll .JA.PJ_-:. FBI_ . offfclaTs say oank robberies are occurring at a rec-oJ:di>ace acros.s ·the nation, partly l>ecause of the sagging economy and because banks "are pretty easy targets.·· FBI statistics show 50 percent more bank robberies in fiscal year 1975 than in the previous year. Officials say there has been no sign of a significant decline since the fiscal year ended June 30. "If you're looking for water, you go to the well. If you're look- ing for money, you go to the .bank," remarked Benjamin H. Cooke,1 chief of the FBI's criminal section. · "Perhaps ·unemployment taus.es pe.ople. who would not otherwise rob ban.ks to rob banks to nay their bills," added-Clyde E. Whitson. chief-Of the FBI bank robbery unit. Cooke and Whitson discussed the recent increase in bank robberies in an.interview. But while the number of bank robberies is going up, the loot is getting smaller. Robbers carried off an average of $3,598 in 1974, compared with an average of $4,653 in.1973, according to FBI statistics. "When you get down to it, bank robbers are some of the poorest- pald people in the world," Cooke said. "Twenty-five hundred dollars isn't much for a 10-year pd son sentence.'· after the first alarm was re- ceived. In prefacing his comments, Hayden noted that the Orange County Coroner has set the time or death for all the occupants or the house between 1:25 a.m. and 1:35 a.m. "There would have been no hope for life even after the ar- rival of the first engine company because a{ the total involvement or the building," he said. According to Hayden the se- quence of events was: -1:42 a .m., first call to th~ police departm<mt. -1: 43 a. m ., first call to the fire de,rlrtment. · -1:43.5 a.m .. station 1 <at Balboa Boulevard and Island Avenue) called dispatch to r e- port the fire. -1 :44 a .m .. engines dis- patched from the station adja- cent to city hall on 32nd Street. -1: 45 a. m .. the first engine is· sued a report from the scene. -1:48 a .m .• the second alarm is put out by engin~ arriving from the 32nd Street station. --1~4$.5 ~.m., a ~itizen at the Island A venue station calls fire aia .. tcher to report blaze. ....-1:49 a.m~. three engines djs- patc.hed as part of second alarm. -1 :SO a.m .. paramedics re· quested. In d etailing the fire fight, Hayden also discussed some of the other problems that confront- ed firemen. He explained that the first engine to arrive had to use the built-'in SOO·galloh water tank to · fight the blaze while the owner or a car parked in front of the hydrant on Alvarado Street was found and moved his car. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keane whose home at 118 E . Ocean Front was severely damaged by the spreading flames had been quoted as saying the firemen did not an::ive for several minutes. After the hour·long meeting. Mrs. Keane said she realized the reason she did not see the fireme9 immediately was because they were busy laying fire hoses in the alley. Several neighbors who doused the flames with fire hoses ex- pressed concern over the lack of water pressure and some said no water ~as coming from some of the firemen's hoses. Hayden said the water pre· ssure problem occurred because sediment in the water lines got into hos~ nozzles. but he main- tained that it was a constant pro- blem for all fire departments. "It's a simple matter to re- move the nozzle from the hose, shake out the sediment and hook it up again," Hayden said. He also noted that one hose was temporarily without water when a driver ran over a coMecting line which was hooked to a hydrant at Bay Street and Island Avenue, about two blocks from the fire. Police who were maintaining tralfic control at the scene said the driver was leaving a home in· side the cordoned off area and baclsed over t he line. They said officers were too busy with re·routing traffic to pursue the motorist. Residents attending the meet- ing generally praised the fire de· partment. One uniden tified neighbor asked how often the hydrants were cleaned out to prevent the build up of sediment. Hayden explained that thelire department tests hydrrants twice a year to make sure they work, but that responsibility ror flushing them lies with the Public Works Department. dlctetf on felony charges of using his county.paid stiff for political campaign work. Supervisor Laurence Schmit, once favored by Diedrich lo as· sume the chairmanship, i.s strug- gling to clear bimsel! of al- legations linked to the widening probe of county political magnate Dr. Louis Cella. Diedrich has given testimont to authorities in a Fullerton citr bribery scandal, though be ha} not been indicted and is not a su · pect. t The Fullerton supervisor als9 concedes he was not as sua- cessful during 1975 as in past years in pus hi ng throug h personal projects. " ~·~~i·•l ~cll~ttll\~~ 0~1ly Pifo1 St.it Photo BATTALION CHIEF PHIL HAYDEN EXPLAINS EVENTS Meeting of Area Residents Called After Blaze Kills Six New Steps Taken Airp9rt Security Tightening Down : WASHINGTON (AP> ·-Presi· dent Ford received a report Fri· day fr"om Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. that airport security across the nation "is tighter now" since Monday night's bombing at New York's La Guardia A.irport. No specific details were pro- vided after a 40·minute White H-0use meeting between tbe !'resident ~nd officials involved in a federal review of airport security and the La Guardia bombing. which killed 11 persons and injured about 75. But it was indicated that ef· forts will continue to prevent any further incidents. Ford asked Deputy Atty. Gen. Harold Tyler a nd other officials to keep him informed as the police and FBI investigation con· tinues and asked Coleman to re- port on the airport security re- view. LagunaLDS Leader Boothe Dies at 81- Clyde Boothe, ·8J . the first bishop of the Laguna Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter· Day Saints, died New Year's Day in his home at 951 Catalina St., Laguna ~ach. Services will take place Mon· day at 10 a .m. in the Laguna Ward Chapel. Buri~ wiU be in Pacific View Me morial Park, Newport Beach. . Mr. Boothe is s urvived by his widow, Mrs. Martha Leslie .Boothe, of the Laguna Beach ad· dress. He is also survived by three. daughters and one son: Mrs. Donn a Woerner, of Laguna Beach. Mrs. Winnifred Woods, of Redding, Calif., Mrs. Alice Frambrs, also or Redding, and Charles Boothe, of .. Laguna Beach. Also surviving the native of Honeyvtlle, Utah, are nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Deputy Press Secretary John Carlson said Ford received an updat# on the investigation hut that there were .. no new develop- ments to announce. They arc pursuing the leads they have." White House staff assistant Mike Duval. who sat in on the meeting. told reporters that. nothing dramatic has turned-up-, but that .. the investigation is go- ing forw ard very, very. vigorously.·· Besides Colema1'. Tyler and Duval, others meeting with Ford included Fede r a l Aviatio n Administrator John L. McLucas. While House couns el Philip Ruchen and James Cannon, head of the Domestic Council. A federal task force headed bY' Coleman and M c Lucas waS' created by Ford to come up with.• ways of improving airport' security in the wake of the 'I.a' Guardia bombing. The panel met most of Tues·l.t day, briefing Ford that evening, and convened-again on Friday. . There has been no official wordt on what security improvementst the p~nel i s considering ,, although Coleman said earlier#' this week that possible steps in-f elude greater precaution~ ~gamst the use of coin-operated baggage lockers as hiding places for bombs. Weather The weatherman pro· mises things will warm up a bit this weekend along the Orange Coast. By Sunday, the highs will reach about ' 65 with overnight lows around4S. INSIDE TODAY F'oot'boll atar 0 . J. Simpson and Na'ltCJJ Ki11ingtr, wife of the U.S. Secretory of Stale, ha~ bun cUclared "most watchable" bu a group of peo- ple who $J)tcioliu in the field. Story Page 4. ' .. .... Preilator Preser.,e"d· Maybe you didn't get everything you want· ed for Christmas, but perhaps you 'Chould be thanktur for what You didn't get.""t.lke this JO'A·foot stuffed shark. Art Levine of Newport Galleries, 2542 W. Coast Highway, .I• DevU..1 director ot Public ~said tbllt under a recent ~ ~. hydrants a.re nuahed ''Ins froquently than before" becadse ~itizen complaints. Mr. Boothe came to Laguna Beach in 1927 aner graduatin1 in veterinarian science from Utah, • State University. He supervised ce>Mtruct.loo or the Laguna Ward Chapel •nd was appointed the ward's first bishol>. l•tlex -. I 1 H l ed out that the water m nd that section of the re made of cast Iron The Boothe.. ud hem Illar· n.i eo ~ears at tho thpe ot Mr. Boothe's death. ' , • • ' . • I ' \ ,• N • " ... .a.:.:.,j. ~ <llMct ~ oww• ..... Nltk9e ---~ -l'UD .. t (1~ = M ._.. Cl Mlfllltl ........... .. ,........ M ,..._ ........ Old a11d tlte Neav ·rruc k ancl trail C'r pass O\'er a road\'1 a.Y 1n Pomona . utli.l\\'<l r C' of other families taking pa rt in the bicentennial \ragon tra·in pil- g r image to PennsylYania underneath the brid~C'. The n1 ,1rch. \\"hich '''ill be joined by ,,·agon s from all over the country, began its march t o Valley F'orge, Pa., Ne\v Year's D ay at th e Rose P<1rad e in Pasadena. Candidates Tell Worth SanJuan's Conter, Friess Wealthiest T\\"O of t he n in{' S.1 n J uan c·~pi :;;t "r:•no \1ty C oun cil candidatPs. Louis .'\. Canter and Kenneth r:. Friess. ha\'e listed the mos ! inve s tm e nt s, ea c h candidate "'as required to file '-"'it h the t•ity c !erk. Canter. a r a ncher.and de- ve!oper. listed 200 s hart'S of com· mon stock in Red Cloud RanC'h , Ir e .. a ranching and real estate development firm \11ith a value exceeding SI00.000. He reported that his stock in two ot h er fi r m s, Disting Corporation and Air Energy Meeting to Decide Future of Agency Th e Oran ge Count y l n - tergo\'ernmenta.l Coordinating Council \ICC> ....... as £orm<'d to dr~1,,· Joc a l gO\'t•rnn1C'nls together to t:1ck le regionill pro blems . Thrt'e ~·t~a rs la ter . it is 'S truggling for:-u r\'i\'~ll its future mn y "'ell be c\ecidcd at ii special meeting of county a nd municipal govprnments \\'cdnesday :11 7:30 p.m. in the Foun ta in \'a lley Rec reation Center . 16,100 Rrookhurst St. fo~o untain Valley Councilman George R. SC'olt. chairn1an of the ICC e xeruti \'C' 'bo;1rd. s aid in a I>eC'. 29 !l·ttt•r to all local govern· ment entities that the aim of the met>ting is to decide v.·here to go from herC'. He s aid ht>arings conducted by the ICC in SC'pte mhcr made tv.·o things ''clearly evident'': -/'\ majority or those present felt the ICC as pres('ntly con- stituted should not continue_ dropouts ~ San Clemente and Irvine. l.as t )'C'ar, Santa Ana, llunt- ington Reach. l.:.i guna &arh and l.os :\lamitas \lo'ithdrcw and Seal Reach ser\•ed not ire it .,..·ill quit in !976. Five other a gcnciC'S, in clud inl:! Orang e County gover nm1?nt. .'\naheim, Brea, Placentia and Stanton. h<ive "'i1 hhe!d payment of their 1976 shares of the ICC administrative costs until aftC'r the_ meeting \\'ednesday, ~·ccord · ing to ICC Executive Director John Fe!lo\vs. Scott s <iid both alternatives de- \'eloped at the initial hearing 'Aili be presented Wednesday. If the second ('Ourse of action - creation of a new, s tro11ger agency -is fol\owed,.Scott said the group s hould also choose is- sues for initial action. ,\mong t he issues seen by th<' ICC executive board as thC' top for consideration are transportation planning, 'A'ater qu<11ity manag ement and a re - ,;e .... · of grant fu nding. Corporation . has a \'aiue excef'd· 1ng ::10.000 but less than $100,000. Jn addition . h<' said. he has in- \'C'Sted in t\.\'O pieces of property, one his home at 32022 Paseo de l·lermosa. "'hich ca<'h exceed Sl0.000 in value but arC \lo'Ort h Jess thr.n SI00.000. Frir ss , dean of students at Fountain Valley High School. li sted his hon1e, a t 31506San Juan Creek Road , and one a1;re <1dja - <'ent to ii a s ha\"ing a value ex- ceeding $100,000. In a ddition. he li sted six £our - plex rentals and a house in l-lunt- 1ngi.on Re ach. 11 a<·res and " house in the San ~rn.ardino ~ational Forest <1nd a home in s ... n Juan. Each. he reported. are ,·:i.h1ed at more than SI0.000 but less than $100,000. Ed .... ·in Cl a rk . a reti r e d employe of General !\totors, said he has s to<'k i n \Vashington \\'r.ter Pov.•('r, valued bet'A·een 51 0.000 and Sl 00,000 , and 1n Ge ner a l P ublic Uti l ities, Cons umer Po .... ·er Company and Oetroit Edison Company, each at a \'alue not exceeding $10.000. l~e also l:stf'd his residence, at 32301 Alipaz. Space 267, as <1n in - vt's tmC'nt valned between Sl0,000 Hnd $100.000. Jaywalke r s Fined T1\IPEI , T aiwan (1\P ) Taipei authorities , alarmed at · the traffic death rate of fi ve persons. pC'r dav in this city with two million r eSidents. ha: .. c or- derC"d a fine of SS for persons con- victed of ja yv.·a!king. • • PhU_pOUt? PLEASE COME · ~eal~h ~gency ' • I I LAS VEGAS, Nev. <UPI) - Police b~~e Couqd a black panther rOamtng I~ in a re- sidential district. Revamp Asked The cat leaped on top or lhe squad car and peered through lhe windshield at theofCicers. Calts to the animal control center went unanswered. By Wll.LIAM SCHREIBER OI tlM Dallf Pli.tSIMI Orange County Supervisors Tuesday will be asked to begin a complete reor ganizution of the ~ount y health department by naming a new c hi e f administrator, Under a Plan proposed by County .1\dministr ative Officer Robert Thomas, the new health chief would work directly under the supervisors and the CAO. Dr. John Philp, ('Ounty health officer and currently the man in sole charge or the county health care s ystem. would lose almost all his administrative powers and 'A'Ork (or the administrator. Philp and s upe'rvisors have been at odds for months over various health-related issues. particularly the county's in- tensive carC' paramedic program and tht> couryy employe medical exa min a t ion co ntract with Orange County llcalth Testing Institute. Under Thomas· reorganization plan. liaison with the Health •Systems Agency -if the county y,·ins the d C"signation -would be th<' direct responsibility of the new health adminis trator. The adminis trator would also govern the paramedic program and run . the hC'a lth de livC'ry sy~tem or the county. The post of health officer "'ill be respons ibl e for environmC"ntal he1d th. medical s eryices and ancillary services such as health eduC'ati on, public health nursing. animal control and nutrition pro- grams. Thomas also C'nvisions hiring a special contract administrator to Cycle Rider Dies in Crash In Buena Park .1\ "'oman motorc y cl e passengC"r ..... ·as killed in Bue na l)ark Friday ni ght \lo'hen the motorC'yrle crashed into a pickup truck ma_king a left turn at a busy interse('t ion. J1 olice ar(' with holding identification of the victim and the critirally injured mal e motocycle driver until next of kin are notified. The woman "·a s dead on ar- rival at Beach Con1munity llospital shortly a fter IO p.n1. Jn critical <'Ondition V.'it h he <.1d in- jL1ries at Orange County Med icttl Center '\'as the motorcycle opC"rator. According to po li('e, the acci- dent victims were thro .... 11 under the truck aft('r it collided .,...·ith the motorcycle at C rescent and Western avenues. CausC' of the accident is under inves t igation . Polic(' s aid, hov.·eve r . that the truck's-unin- jured female driver \V<.IS not cited. work on an equal plane with the health officer to conduct the Mediral Center agreement with UCI. The contr act officer v.'Ould de- termine such things as J\1edi ·C<il liability, reimbursement for in · digent patients and eligibility for care at the Medical Center. Finally , another patrolman sig ht e d a ve h icle with a personiilized license plate which read "Cats.·• The owner, was traced to a nearby apartment. He arrived on the scene, picked up the panth('r "like a pussycat" and r eturned home, accordin& to poliC't". Ford Veto to Stand On Picketing Bill \V .t\S l·ll~GTON (API An override of P res ident fo~ord's veto of a bill to expand picketing rights for construction unions is considered unlikely. Ford vetoed the bill l''r id tiy , ;_1s he had said he would do. s aying it "·ould cause ·•g rC"utC'r, not IC'sser. conflict in the construction in- dustry.·· • The bill . s oug ht by loJbor ~ leaders for 25 years, passed Congress this year for the first time. Ho ..... ·e ver. neither the House nor t·he SC'nate ca me rlosC' to the two-thirds majority needC'd to override ;;i '.'.eto. It was his 44lh veto sinrt• he took offiC'e in t\ugust 1974 and Congress has been able to over ride only st>ven of the previous vetos. The Prt>sident said lhC're \vas a risk the bill '''ould li.•<1d to loss of jobs in the C'onstruetion trades . higher costs fo r the public and fuz1her slowdown in u basi c in- dustry. ReC'<1LISC' of l''ord ·~ announrr· ment that he \\'ould \'t'tO the con- troversial me<.is ure, &•cret:.iry of l.abor John ·r Dunlop is com- sidering resig"ning. Dunlop, who wrote the b i ll . is unhappy because Ford originally said he 'A'Ould sign it Rl1t F'ord v.'aS under heavy pre" :-:s ure f rom ri g ht ·to-work faC'tions. contractors and con - SC'rvatives in thC' Republican par- ty to reject the measure. · The bill \\'OU !d have enabled construC'tion unions to pirket1and possibly shut dO\\'n an entire job sit<' even though their disput<' \Vas "'ilh only one SL!br ontractor It a lso Y.•ould hjive provided n1arhine ry designed lo brin,1.? quicker Hrid less inflationary sct - !!C'mC'nts. y,•h irh Dunlop said v.·ould br inJ? stability to the in - clustrv . '"1'he C'ollecti ve bargaining provision s hav(' great merit: it is to the <'Ommon sites picketing 11- tli:-that I address m y ob- jections." the PrC"sidcnt said in hi s vC'to m essage . Ford said he hoped the bill \\'Ould prov ide. ;;i resolution or special labor-management pro- hlems and "'·oulcl ha\'e had ;he support of :1\l partit'S . Art Discovery Michelangelo Work F owul.? FLORENCE. Italy (AP} -Art experts restoring the basilica of San I..i0rervo in F1orence said today they have found what ma)' be previous ly unknown frescoes by Mic helangelo. 'fhe frescoes \\'ere found by workmen who broke through a trapdoor leading to a basement in the ne\v sacrist y of the a ncient basili ca which ,,·as destroyed by fire and rebuilt starting in the 15th century with the help of Mic he la n gelo . Wh e n experts carefu ll y chipped off the lime cover- ing of ~lls . they found \\'hat ''"ere described as magnifite nt murals s howing two angels, a cloaked man and a viri le fi gure possi bly r e presen ting Christ. Miche la n2elo is known to have .,..·orked on the con· struction of the new sacristy, adding to the belief the murals were done by him. 1-loweve r , restoration "'Ork is still under \\·ay and is not ex pected to be completed before !\1arch or April. -· . • .. -.1\n equal mujorit y favored reorga niz in g the ICC into a strongC'r or1?anization that could deal effecti\•ely "'ith more im· porta nt issues facing the county as a "'hole. "The basiC' thrust was t hat the elertE'd official only has time to spend on the m a jor issues wher~ the munici palities of Orange Count y need a uniried voice to protect thei r intc·rests and , in ef· fe et , make their o wn decisions,"' Scott said. F roMPageA J FIRE ... In Four Part7 Dar1nony T.he ICC's troubles began in 197•1, t he year after it was formed by· a resolL•tion of the County Board of Supervisors dated Jan 2. 1973. The county and 24 cities sij!ned tht> a gr ee ment. Only Ruena Park ilnd \\'es t minster re- fused. Rut in 1974 . dissC'ntion and in- action prompted the first two ORANGE COAST • "''' Q<4ngoo c. .... ,, o~"• p,..,., ,.,,., ....,th ,, <omtl•""d I ... I"<• ... ,.,.,, -., " pul)i<>I ...... 1>V , ... G••nQ< (""'I f'ylJ<IV>•nQ (ono>•nw ,,_.,..,~,. •<l>h<>m "'' P~lll<".11•0 Mf>l'do• ,,,,,....,.. I•'~•'> ''""to·••"'.~. N•,.P••• """'" ""n'"''""" l'•••h 10.,ntAon 11•1•••. "'"""· ~.,..,,,,.,.,, V•il•• •"" < ~Q~"" El•fth1~1n t<l.l•I .. ''""" '' ~o{>Nll • .,,...,,, "r>ub"'""" .,,,,.,.,,,.,, ""n \,.,, """ o,. Pr•Al<P·•• Pvl>h•f>uoq ~··"'' ,. ~· !10 "'•~1 ''"' S,,.., I. Co\1• Mf\f. C..hl0•""•.,•1• Robert N . Weed p,.,..,.,,, ~"" P~b!''""' Jack R. Curlev '"" .... .,.,,,,,, ...... c-......... ""- Thomas Keevll r <lllO< T hQmas A. Murphlne Ma,,.,Qf11<1 IE<l•loo" Charil's H. Loos Ri chard P. Nall ... ," ... ' ~ .... q.nci£1'it.-• TelilPf'lone (714) MZ-4321 0.Sslfl9d AdveMl1IM1 MZ·5'71 "-""' V•11t, "'-""lltll<• Sl1-tJ10 ,.-~ ... t .. _ 4tS-O.JO . ,_..,,,,.. °"-c.-,c-w-....... .. 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"If they '(the !\-tirhalsky'sJ had a smoke de- tector. they might s till be all ve. · · Rites Today For Coast Man DonThamer Funeral services were set for today for Don C. Thamer, 47 , of Newport Beack, an attorney and president of the board or directors or St. Joseph Hospital in Orange. The servit'es were scheduled at the Church or the Lady of C1rmel, Balboa, at 9:45a.m. Mr. Thamer, who practiced law In Santa Ana with Forgy, Thamer and tnadomi, died ln his Balboa home Tuesday. . He is 1urvivtd by his widow, Hlllal)I', five children; a brother, Dou:aald Tham er of Carmel: llnd his mother, Mrs . Raymond Thompson of Fullerton and Emerald Bay. . Donations m ay be made to St, Joteph Hospital In l ieu of flowers. Clemente 'B<;rrberslwppers ' Sing Old Songs With Gwto By F RE DE RICK SCHOE MEHL Oltll• Dilly Pilot Slaff ·'Coney 13land is a grand old place, But I 've sailed too much on its Pilsner foam . Indiana, my own stat fl : Indiana, that sotmds great. I g!li!BB 1'11 take t~ train bock home." A bit strained , perhaps, but O. C. Cash would have loved it. Cash, a Tulsa, Okla., tax at· tomey, was the tounder of the Society for the Preservation and · Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in.America. It's called SPEBSQSA, for short, and to poke a little fun at- various abbreviations th8t sur· rounded FDR's Depression-er a recovery programs, like th e WPA. CCC and NRA. Members or the society call t heir singing barber s hop harmony . It is the pastime for 36,000 men thro ughout the country -including 43 south Orange Coun,J.ians who belong to the society's San Clemente chapter. Barber shopping, for the most part, is built around the songs or the good ol' days -s ongs threatened with extinction by today's uptemPo sounds. "Barber shopping is somethlng that gets Into people!s blood,. like railr·oading,''. says Bob Silverman, oC Balboa Island, public relation! man for the San Clemente chapter. the chaPttt ls now a year old. "Me?" a s ks Silvenna.n. "I'm married to it." f Silverman ts quick to Point out that thQre ls more to the Soetety than Just music. There's • C:ood amount of fellowship that m•kes It a social fl'OUp, as well . Silverman aald society mem- bers are trying to dl1pel .the notion th»it barber s h op quarteters are made up or _t'!ur , J ·: " : . ·. ~: . : .. . :: :· :: : : .. ·: 'THE MISSIONAIRES' IS ONE OF'THRE~ SAN CLEMENTE BARBER SHOP QUARTETS From Left, Woody Woodward. Elmer Seller• Gene Koe1t1r, Joe D11mond • . • :-: :· rDfD Wllb cowcatcher mustaches ''with rank voices who alng any way they want .'' There are only two ground ndes to Joln t he society -a penoo muat enjoy barber shop b.umoay and mp1t bo of good character. The San Clemente chapter, Silverman said, reheanes once a week. Rehears als and ap· pearancet at both pubUc and private fun ction.& keep the chap· ter's verlous quartets and Its overall ehorus in readlness for .lnter·toelet.competitlons. "'The idea of compctlng ls to I -• ..f •• ' - improv,, '' SUverman explained. Bar ber 1bopf ing dates back a ways. Samue Pepys, for ex- ample, wrote about barber shop •inl!DC In Elliabothan Encland. An early form or barber ahop- ptng wat round in EurOpean barber shops in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, 1ccordin1 to the Oxford Dictionary of Mwslc. Custoinc:'Y waiting their tum would sine to the accompanl· ment of simple instrt1mertts . The four·Part harmony that ls the, hall ark ro today'a barber apparently dates back to the • 1880s, when it was, Practiced in New York City, Silverman said •• ~ .. ·: "It ls like no other 1m,tn1 " said Silverman. Two of the foi'.ir •. voices "lock in" and, euentlally, • create a third vole~. b.1 ex· . .;: plained. :: Silverman said tax attorney Cash gave barber shopplnc Ill bluest boost wlten be called together 1ome or hls · crooJ.es on ·Sept. II, 1938. Cash, 1ccordlni to th• 11.ory. Invited 100 people. Twtn1y.,i. showed up at the Tulia Club at the:Alvtn Hotel. · • :.: ' .. .. •• ~ .. • •• .. ' ,.:: • Su ag IOI •• pr ~: 'I iy: In esl a li Ur as sll B re po h< '" Y e dr hit ' • I T Pa~ol -~~y-_in '75 D~spite Curbs, 32,640 Nabbed By JACK CHAPPELL Oltl\901111 Piiot ..... As 1975 closed up shop, U.S. Border Patrol agents at the San Onofre check station just South of San c.iemente plugged in the fmal figures on what has been a dismayingly successful year for them. Des pit e a mid-summer Supreme Court ruling t hat agents at the check point could no longer stop vehicles at will, the patrol ~balked up 32,640 ap- prehensions, down only about ZlOO from the record set in 1974 pre-ruling days. The heaviest 'month tor ap- prehensions at the station was April when 4,410'"anens were ta ken. The fewest were a p- prehended in September when the patrol's operations were up- set by the court decision, and by reassignment of agents to aid in the Vietnamese refugee pro- gram. To many people, it seems im- possib le that a fixed check station spreading out across five freeway traffic lanes could have. much of an influence on smuggl· ing. But, 'J.S. authorities haverep- orted that the fixed check point was the single most productive operation the patrol has. It was also the most efficient in terms of manpo~er. getting for their human cargo, of· fjcials say. In th e days when the checkpoint was in full operation, the going rate was $200 a bead to smuggle aliens into the Los Angeles area, officials say. Now it's about $30. Although the court has denied the patrol what it considers a most effective weapon in the war against illegal aliens, the patrol isn't playing dead. Mitchell noted the agency has increased its checks on farm labor operations. Alleged •'sweeps'' by the patrol have angered some however, notably in San Juan Capistrano. Selufday, January 3, 197' .. . DAil. Y PILOT A ,S If Rocket , ----Killed 2Boys . An ·explosion which killed two - Orange County boys was traced • F)-iday to a stolen .. dud .. anti· ' tank round taken from a Camp • Pendleton ordnance impact area. The 3.5 inch rocket is fired from man-held tube launchers sometimes called bazookas. The explosion killed Andrew T. O'Toole, 8, of Santa Ana and John A. Erickson, 14, of Anaheim, and blasted a 15 foot deep crcttcr in the earth. A Camp Pendleton spokesman Friday retracted earlier reports that the children were playing in an old training area used in the ~ 1950s to fire at ocean targets. H.R: Mitchell, assistant patrol ~ent m charge, said it is almost im.possible to accµrately estimate t~e number of illegal aliens Oow,mg unchecked into the -United States. Some have been as high as 30,000 monthly. "It-did keep them south of us. "On occasions, they (smug- glers) would drop a load south of us and the aliens would walk around the station most of the Councilman Roy L. Byrnes ob- ject~ when agents swept several places in the city, including his farm. By unanimous resolution the council decried what it t erme d the abridgement or Constitutional rights by t he sweeps. He said the youngsters were in an authorized cai'hping area. He said authorities now believe the dud rocket and two other un- armed practice rockets were stolen from an impact area and taken to the camping area near the San.Diego freeway. "Yes sir, it's a fairly sub· stantial nun_t ber," Mitchell said. Burglar Repents PERTH, Australia (AP~ A repentant burglar mailed to police-$14,500 in checks and cash he had sto len from a transportation company New Year's Eve. He said he had been drunk and was ashamed of himself. ·time with a guide and then make contact again north of us. "We were s uccessful on many · occasions in makin g ap - pr~hensions in those cases toot Mitchell said. Now however, with the diminished auto ins pections, smugglers roar right on past. One effect has been the lower- ing in the price smugglers are Some border patrol officials say the farm labor sweeps still pick up aliens, but do· nothing to· cope with social.problems. "The way it is now, we're capturing just as many aliens as we did in the old days, but we're busting the ones who already have jobs and places to live,·• Richard Batchelor, deputy chief of the agency, said in an in· terview following the court de- cision. Sparkling Eyes Dally PllOt ~I Plloto Let's face it. You can't resist a face like Tippie's. He 's a two-year old tan cocker mix who needs a good home - and soon. Tippie loves kids and is housebroken. To pick her up, just drive to the Orange County Animal Shelter, 561 City Drive South, in Orange. But call first. The number is 634-7301. T h e spokesman s aid authorities do not believe the children stole the ordnance. The nearest range at which the anti-tank weapons would be fired is about 4.2 miles overland from the accident site. Daily Pilot DeU•M'f Is Guarantffd Monday-Friday: ti you do not have your paper by 6.30 p.m., call before 7 p.m. and your copy will be de- livered. Used Ca~ Crackdown. Proposed . The direction of fire is awav from the accident area and the Marines explanation for· how the rounds got to the accident scene is that unknown persons entered an impact zone and carried off the nine-pound rockets. The Camp Pendl e ton spokesman said that never in the history of the installation have a n y high explos ives been authorized for firing in the acci- dent area . Saturday and Sunday· If you do not receive your copy by 9 a rn Satur· day, Of 8 am. Sunday, calf before 10 a m, and your copy will be defoverlld. Clrcllloflott Te4lflli-s Most Orange County Areas 642-"l21 Nonhwest Hunllngton Beach. and Westminster ....... 540-1220 San Clemente. Capistrano Beach. San Juan Capistrano. Dana Point, South Laguna. Laguna Niguel .•........ 49s.4UO WASHINGTON CAP)-People who want a used car will have a chance to learn its defects before they buy it, under proposed new federal regulations. The F ed eral Trade Com- mission proposed regulations bn Friday to prohibit "any false, misleading or decept ive representation, directly or by im· plication, of the quality,, U...-mSlftl.I! I 311 DIAGONAL 55131 OW-llMOTI perform ance, reli ability or lack of mechanical defects of any used motor vehicle." . The commission said tbe pro- posed rules are necess ary because "a substantial number of used motor vehicles ... are of- f ered for sale ... with mechanical defects. The regulations would require dealers to disclose in advance what they know a bout such things as actual mileage, the nature of prior use and any ma- jor repairs performed in re- conditioning. Dealers would be required to disclose on a window sticker the make, model and year of the car, its mileage and any repairs which "affect the performance or useful life of the vehicle." 'fhe disclosure s tic)<er also would have to say whether the car was used previously as a taxi, police car, rental or other fleet vehicle, and, if so, by whom. Another key proposal would re· quire dealers to spell out in advance exactly what service or repairs, if any, would be covered under warranty. Authorites ar e tracing the lot numbers or the ammunition and hope to determine when it was used. The ammunition is believed to' hav e been manufactured within the last six y~ars. LOWEST PRICE_S EVER OFFERED mtnH6•IO SPECIAL PRICE! 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WE"RE PROUD OF OUR SERVICE RECORD, AND WILL AT ALL TIMES, STRIVE TO MAKE IT EV84 FINER. ........._ " -_ .. 36-MOS. ICA•sHST 19• DIAGONAL .~ ......... IANIOF AMR IC A CARD __...... MASTER CHAI GE ...... _._.. OAal!OAlrl 'll ............. c.._..._,,.. 01~ II • ...-.--I \'l YOUI CHOICE .,,,,-:>--. 5559 r•m a saV1C1 3-YR. P1CM1 TUii HOURS: DAILY 10-7 MON.-THU.RS.-FRI. 10-9 SAT. 10-5!30 SUN. 12--5 • 't --• • A.f DAILY PILOT S1turday,Januwy3, 1978 Unhappy ·Resid-~nts I F ou11tai11 Valley Tract Opposed Residents or a southeast Foun· tain Valley housing tract are· gathering petition signatures to voice displeasu['e viilh plans for a new housin g d evelopment nl'ighboring them. Charles Wert, a resident or Classic Homes near EJlis Avenue and Ward Street, said his neighbors are unhappy with a tract plan approved for the new development by the city council last month. I-IE Cll:\RGE D TlfE plan \\'Ill incrt"aiC traffiC unfairly in his neighborhood and will create a safety haiard ut nearby Ellis Park. The proposed 60·home tract is behind the park and would lie betwet>n the Classic tract on the west and a Green brook develop- ment on the east. City officials said the con- troversy arose because lhe new tract would hav~ no direc:t access eilhe·r to Ward or Ellis 'wilhol.it having motorists pass through thetwotracls . Burglar Celebrates $5 , 755 Mesa Haul \\'hile others were celebratin~ New \'ear's Eve, a burglar was at "'Ork in ~]('S a Verde, Costa Mesa. taking goods worth $5,755 from tv.•o homes. The home of. GPOrge :\us tin Hollings'A-'Orth, 47, a sales man, at 1790 Pitcairn Dri\•e was ransacked, with je"••elry, a ntiques. silver and equipment \\'Orth SJ.885t:l.kl"n. Hollingsworth told police that when he returned home around midnight he he'ard noises and called police. I-I C' did not see anyone leave, but Officer George \'e7.bick found that some silver'A-·are in a pil\O'A-' case had been a bandoned, indicating that the suspect had fled on Holl· ingsv•orth 's return. 1 .. \TF.R OFFICER Yezbick !earned th:1l the honH.'' of Gl en \\'il!iani Starkey, a ·12-year·old engineer. ~II 1800 P itcairn Dri vt~. had been burgl<triied. J e..,,·elr y, ;:i c~me:-a. <1nd .38 caliber <.:oil haudgun totalin~ SI,8i0 in \'aluC' h~1t1 been t:iken. \'ezbick not ed that in each inci· dent the burgl;:ir had used a onC'- quarter inch screwdriver to pry npen a window and that the markings v. C're similar. \'F.ZB ICK C l lF.CKEll othC'r ~inoccupied homes in the area, but found no C'\'idence of ad d ition:i.l bre;ik ·ins. In the bu rg lary of Holl - ingsworth's home. Officer -Yezbick noted that the suspect took only valuable items that Your Horoscope could be carried easily. It a1so appeared that the burglar had worn gloves. Newpor t Maid R e ig11 s O ver Cotton Bowl Ne\•ipOrt AC'ach res 1dC'n l Victoria l.a ug hlin , the ne..,,•ly cro"'·ned ~laid of Cotton for 1976 says it dbesn 't n1 akc any dif· ference that she comes from the land of oranges instead of the Old South. ··it is important that the Maid of Cotton be outgoing, ix>ised and possess the ability to relate well to any age group and different types of people, .. the use coed said Thursday. Miss l.aughlin , 21. "''as named Tuesday night as Maid of Cotton during judf!:ing held in !\1en1phi::;, Tenn. and Thursday she presided over the Cotton Ro'A-•l parade in Dallas. The bro\\·n·CYl'd brunC'tte s aid ~he entC"red tne conte:;t bec<111sC' "a friend who is from 1·ex;.1s told my mother it is a big lhing-. ··1 was stunned. I l'an·t tell you ho"' excited I was." shC' said of the announcement she "'·on over 17 other finali sts. She is the daughtl'r of Mr. and !\1rs. Robert Laughlin of 417 Via Lido Nord. Gemini: Get 1 House • in Order SU:"\D.<\ Y; J .<\'."t:.-\RY ·I By S\'D~E\' O!\ol.<\RR .<\RIF.S (!\l arch 21 ·.<\pril 19!: Accent on fulfillment , greater seC'urity. lo,·e. Some of your fondest hopl's, wishes can becom e re· alities. You wi ll shakeoff\\·orry. T :\UR US 1.o\.pr!l ~·!\lay 20 J ·. llighlighl fl exibility. Travel. ~pccial communil'alions C"ould be featured . Accent on C"areer . advancement. ability to relate to authorities. -GF.'.\!ISI { !\.1 ay 21.June 201: Good lunar aspect coincides now \\'ith philosophical concepts. ability to bridge generation gaps. \'ou're able to correct errors. revise copy, get house in order. C:\SCF.R (June 21-July 221 : ln\'olvC'ment is featured. Xothlng is halfway. It is either on or off, hot or cold -meniber of 11pposite sex demands a commitment. l .F.O IJldy 23-.<\lig. 22': Accent on partnership, public (1pinion, marriage. Cycle i!i s uch that others should take in - 1t1:1ti\'f'. Play ca rds l'losctochest. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Scpt. 22 ): \\'ork. service. subtle signals, in· nuendoes ~i re hi ghlightt•d. Re discreet. Get "'ork schedule in or- der. Keep recent h ealth rl•solutions. See pl aces and people as they :ire. l .IBR:\ <Se pt. 23.()('t. 221 : Relati onship is intensified. If you're playing games. find a child. This is .grO\\'n·up stufT ~takes are high and likely to be "fe r keeps .·· SCORPIO (Oct. 23·:'-iov . 21 )• Rn sic issues can be resolved if ;-.·ou let go of useless burden. Permit yourself mOre freedom of choice. Take cold plunge into future. S.<\.GITJ'.o\RIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 I : Short trip, dealings "'ith pe<>p\e arour1tl you, popularity. l'onfusion and a number of ideas -these all are accentuated. Be as direct as possible. l\olaintain in - dependent course. CAPRICOR N !Dec. 22.Jan. 19 ): Spotlight on money, possessions. the C'OT1Jforts and luxuries. You are able to get feel or times. tempo. cyl'le. You get l;:iargains. A:QUARl lJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): t .. uoar l'yc le hi gh -get goinf?. Tr\1Sl your own judgment. l~ighli ght willingne'ss to learn -hy asking, insisting, welcoming fa cts. Your positio n is strong now . PISCF.S C Feb. 19·March 20): Pace s lows. giving you time to be more thorough. Mul'h that happens may be behind r lO!'cd doors. This i!'i decision time. If today is your birthday you did not have an id yllic <"hildhood. You had more problems than most -you are rrank. realistic, Crl'ative and many claim you live within. not willing to . s hare Inner feelings. Navy Retrieves Loaded Shell OAKLAN D CAP) -An anonymous caller who said he wu wonied aboul pobr secur1\y t a Navy we1pons depot stole a 70-pc>und Jive 1hell and lclt It on a deserted street in an industrial tare• here. The Fiii said• man telephoned • newspaper Wedn esday ni&ht to tay he had 1tolen the sh II "Just oshow how bad the 1ec.urit,y is at {Port Chic•" depot• T1le man - g.ave directions to the spot where he said he had hidden the ex- plosive. _ Authorities went to the scene by a road barMcade near San Francisco Bay and found the shell, five inches wide and 42 In- ches Iona. Its detonntor was in the off position ''hut It was packed with all the goodles." •aid a member. of lhe Army bomb tll••d. llUT CITY ENGI NEER George Schultz faid be thought the coun~il's plan was a com· promise tha t diis tributed traffic be-tween the two existinJ de- vc."lopments. ,;. He said the council's plan would send 11bout ~l70 additional cars each day -dowllJ:)YnU.ng ~d Kingbird A venues in the. Classic Development. and 178 and 153 down Placer River Circle and Apache River Avenue in the Greenbrook tract. Schultz said the figures were prepared by an ou~ide traffic consultant, based on the idea that each home generates about 10 trips daily. :\~D JI E S.o\ID he didn't think that traffie exeessive, noting that some r.esidenlial streets in Fol1n- t<1in Valley C'arry 1,000 curs e-ach day. Wert. however. noted that both· the city staf{ aud planning com- mission had approved another tract plan which sent traffic only clown Runting. Placer River and :\pache-River. Kingbird, now a cul de sac. had been eliminated. But Schultz said the counci l chose the compromise because residents of G reenbrook com- plained they v.'ere getting n1ore than their share oft raffic. :\~)) SClllil,'fZ admttlftl th ey \\'C'fC' getting more truffic th:1n the C!o1ss iC' dt'\'l'lopmt~nt. but e\'C:l :u that hC' s~1id it v.·<1s not ex cessi\'C' He explained the staff had re · commended that plan for safet y reasons because it would ha\'e elim inated a street cutting alongside Ellis Park ontc Kingbird. Rut he said the council's com· promise plan still is a good one. \Vert doesn 't agree, -however. and he said his neighbors hope to present their p e titions a t Tuesday·s C'o uncil session. \\'ERT noF:s~·'t agrl-'t'. hO\\'t'\'er. <incl he said hi ~ neighbors hope to present tht>ir pe>ti'.ions at Tuesday's council ses:-1on He said the eouncil at least should delay building the pro· ~ix>sed s treets until it can de- monstrate to Classic residents that the plan really is justified. • • • lrv i11 e S takeout • -' I , I Child Moi.;st 'j ' l • Suspect Held · Ul"IT11.-i. NAMED 'WATCHABLE' N8ncy Kissinger GIRLS OGLE Hll\1 0 . J . Simpson Irvine police have ar.reste<J a Santa Ana man they believe com- mitted C'hild molestations in lrvine, !'w1ission Viejo, Jo~I Toro and Villa P ark over an 18-month period. At the end of a two-day stake· out of Northern Irvine rural areas, police arrested Tom L . Miller, 47, of Santa Ana. He is being held pending $10,000 bail in Newport Beach City Jail on child molestation charges. .<\.CCO R_D I NG TO Ir vin e Detel'tive Steve Nash, !\1iller "'as arrested bel.'ause he matched a description .e:iven by ei~ht Irvine youngsters ranging in age from four to IO \\'ho "''ere molested by a _ffii.Ul 'd'.b9 j\';_ts "searching for mr1 tches." !\1iller "'as doing nothing il- legal whe n he "'as arrested Thursday after noon. Nash said. According to police reports. the year and a half chain of molestations have been charac· terized by a man in an orange vest and huntin g cap ap- ffeoaching youngsters in isolated r.ural areas. · Girl, Man Watchers Select 'Watch~'bles ' S.<\'.'IJ DIEGO (UPI ! Acl'omplishments a nd appearanl'e fi.l'urecl in se!C'cl ion of '.'lancy Kissinger. v.•i f C' of Secretary of State Henry Ki ssinger, and football player 0 .J . Simpson as 1975 · ·v;atch:1 bl es.·· Tht>)' "''C're named in the annual selection of "the 10 l\fosl \\'atch<ible \\'omen in the> \Vorld" by the International Society of Gir'! \V.'.ltchers .'.lnd "the IO Most Watchable !\!en" by the In- tern<1tiona! Society of !\ten Watchers. Others nam ed by the girl\\1atche..-s includ ed the most watcha- ble fiolitil'ia n. l\·targarct Thatcher; leader of F.ngland 's Conser,·:itive party; mother. Ca,_therine llC"arst; al.'tress .. o\nn· '.\'1 <:1rg>1ret; executi\'C, Cart·a llills, sel.'retary of.the U.S. !lousing and lJrb.'.ln Dc\'t'!opm('nt Department; n<'\\'Scast<'r. Phyllis GeorgC' of CRS : sing('r. O\ivi a '.°'JC'\\·ton-John : tcnni ~ p! ayer, Chris F.\'ert; teenager, Susan Ford. and sol.'ialite. ~·irs . James Knox of l.a Joll:i.. .<\!so nan1l'd by th<' men"•atchers v.·t•re t;1e most "·atch;ible ~11.'tor. Omar Sharif ; singer, John Den,·er; l('nnis player. John ~e"'·"o m be: nc"·scast<'r, Tom Rrokaw of '.'J RC ; C'XC'Culi,·e. Oa\·id P3ckard. presid<'nt of He"'lett l'ackard; politician. C.S. Sen· Charles Percy: golfe-r. J;:ick Ni l'klaus: husband. Prinl'e Hainier of !\1onaco. 11nd fathC'r. lJ.S. Sen. Ted Kenn('dy. THF~REOORTS SAID the,man \\'Ould tell the youngsters, both boys and girl:s, that he worked for the landowner and was searching them ror matches <tue to fires thilt had been set .in the •rea. Nash said he would seek ft'om the-district attorney com- plaints against Miller on two molestation counts Friday. with more counts likely to follow by ~1onday . Irvine police Lt. James Car- rington and detectives de-I veloped a profile of the molester after reviewing his actions in Irvine and rural unincorporated areas near El Toro, lw1iss1on Vie· joand Villa Park. Tiro Maruws Jailed 011 Pot Rap iii Irvine The gloss on the new year hadn't e\•en begun to fade when t"'O T\ofarine s found th al liberalized pot la\vs that went in· to e ffect New Year's Day couldn't keep them out of Orange County Jail. It was Irvine's £irst case of the year-log number 00001-and it happt•r.ed 20 minutes into 1976. Police arrested Marines Henry Belton. 23, and Freddie L. Seals. Z7, both of Camp Pendleton, for possessing a little less than t"'·o ounees of marij uana. They were booked into Orange Coonty Jail pending $250 b3iJ each. New state laws prescribe $100 traffic ticket-type fines for possession of an ounce or less or grass. a law that could have ap- plied in t his case, poliee said .. Officers said they found the tv.•o men sleeping in their car at a g as station in the Irvine Industrial Complex. When police searched the C'ar .'they said they found two baggies or marijuana. Neither man would admit to owning the marijtlana, police ~aid. s o both were arrested on suspicion of possession of two ounl.'es of pol'. PAGOQA SERIES HEART SHAPE CHAIR At La1tl Eir.11 O..itty Sweetheort'Wkbrehoir- ONL Y $1488 RAnAN 5-PIECE GROUP $26995 A,.iobl< lo Ugh• & 0..1 Colon REG. $399 NOW RATTAN .. ROCKERS • Thewi rolton ro<ker1 ore beirtf sold in ....,._, _.,& .. for over $200.do eoch, Colol'fuHy uphobte...d. Light or dork rottbn rocker in choice of fabrics, colO..s. lorte •ot)on •od•et '"'It lteowy 1...W.!bo.e. Chalet of Cokltt,,JIX.ic1. S8495 l'\. ', I ~. • Libertarian Cause Cheered Hl,!Diiiigton BeaCh Man Running for U.S. Vice President BJ ROimaT BOJCER .... ca.11,, ......... . David l>. Bergland of Hunt-lllcton Beach is a candidate ror , vi~ president of tbc u. s. for uw~ • 'lledallnt Libertarian party that be says is totally committed to individual liberty. ,, 0 Each Individual has the right to 111ake all the decisi<>M about 'b1.s or her Ute, recognizing and 'respecting tbe equal rights of others:• Bergland says. ,. "'THE ONLY PROPER function or government is to as- sist the individual to protect bis life. liberty aad honestly ac- quired property from others who would violate his rights.'' Bergland adds. Bergland is the running mate of presidential primary election as a Libertarian. T~e Libertarian party was !oWlded in 1972 and is organized in ~11 state.s, according to · Bergland, ~ 40-year-old attorney who practices in Newport Beach. posed to any form or assistance to "hostile" naUons Russia and China such as support for the Ex- port/Jmport Bank from which Communist nattons obtain prft ferenlial loans, he says. "As we are giving them as· sistanee, they are given more op· -portunlty to gain tn mllltary power," he feels. Bergland declares he is in favor of doing away with the pro- secution of ''victimless crime" such as prostitution, porno· graphy, gambling and drugs. "THE LAWS HAVEN,-done any good," be says, "there are plenty of these things still aroW\d. "Again the Libertarian position is that you have a right to make decisions on what you do with yourulf and your body,·' he says. He maintains that because of the laws, drugs are put on the black market f'Mcing the prices to rise. "The addict now has to become a burglar or holdup man to flnllJ1ce bis habit and th:!!!.re increase in violent crl e says. HE ADDED THAT the cost of law enforcement, jails, lawyers and court system is exorbitant. .. The people who are getting rat oft these ventum are the Mafia ~d organized crime," be says. Bergland says tha t if bureaucratic controls were re- moved, the kids would feel more like bumaa beings and would respond to the challenge. ''Their desire to get loaded would diminish," he says. BERGLAND ALSO IS at odds with bureaucracy and wants to take a~tion against the "monopolistic and cost\)'" U. S. pos t al system, the Public Utilities Commission, Interstate Commerce Commission, C,ivil Aeronautics Board and Federal Communications Commission. Jn all cases, the government is pointing a gun at you and telling you what you must do," he says. 01lly l'llM SUtt P,,... HURRAY FOR LIBERTY Candidate Bergland Saturday, J1nu1ry 3, 1976 San Juan Selects Recruiter With expectations that many will want to be the city's director ot planning, San Juan Capistrano city councilmen have agreed to hire Public Management Service, Inc. to recruit and screen the applicants. The job, which pays a salary of $1,639 to $1,994 a moltUl, is being left vacant by David Smith so he can actively support the city's proposed agricultural pre- servation program which will be on the ballot in March THE PRIVATE cons ulting firm. which specializes in work· ing for local govem01ent&, ~as been used in the past by the city to recruit the city manager and director of administrative services. The firm also is currently screening applicants for the city manager's pos ition in San ·Clemente. DAILY PILOT As Child Can SueParems BOSTON (UPI) -The Massachusetts Supreme C'.ourt says a child can sue his negligent parent for personal injuries sustained m a car accident. Tbe decision, which said the amount of damages cannot exceed the parent's auto insurance coverage, overturned the doctrine of parental immunity in automobile fault cases. ''We believe that an a bsolute parental immuni- ty to actions in negligence 1s not consistent with con- temporary conditions and 1s no longer required by the necessities of modern family life," the court said m its decision. • Ex-officer On Pueblo A C8Ildidate j • He said, the Libertarians ex- pect to have ballot slatus in 31 states in the 1976 presidential elect~Qn (lltbough chances don't ap~ar likely they'll qualify in California. , BERGL,ND, WHO RAN for . California attorney general in 1974 as a Libertarian, wouldn't speculate on his party's chances in the fall, but believes it is possi- ble, perhaps, to capture one or two of the smaller states. Duke Looks at Garbage· For a fee of $3,000, the firm will advertise the position nationally, receive and screen applications and recommend a list of the toll contenders to . City Manager James Mocalis. MOCALIS SAID he anticipates "one heck of a lot of applicants" for the job. Planners will want to come to the city, he said, because it is a high t'aliber, desirable community which offers man} unique challenges. EL CAJON CAP) -Edward Murphy~ former executive of- ficer of the captured spy ship Pueblo, is running for El Cajon City Council. M urpby 38, is one of 11 ('andidates for the post. Now the manager of a recreational vehicle d e- alership , Murphy was s econd in command aboa rd the Pueblo when 1t was seized .,~-... ·. Jolm Wayne Sees Oil Potential in C~toffs ·.1 He added, "Who knows, if the 'snowba\l gets rolling." · Bergland s&ys the Libertarians are the only party that offers voters a real alternative. ''The others are all the same, .. he says, "and they should wear the same labels. They're like ' tweedledee and tweedledum. ''THE AMERICAN PEOPLE •h ave a right to be distrustful of ~·their governments. The leaders "•have promised them everything. but delivered nothing but worse ·;problems" he says. · · There never· has been a more ·favorable time for a new party to " get started. Bergland believes. · He cites the Vietnam war , Watergate, New York financial problems and the "nefarious" actions by the CIA, FBI and IRS. •· Bergland says the Libertarian position on foreign policy is 100 percent opposed to inter;-vention or assistance to other countries. ~ _. "TJIE y .S. GOVERN~ENT has no right to steal my money 'tUeS) to support a foreign <'OUDtty,'0 he says. J : lte says his party· also is op- ----~~~~~~~~~ ........ Series Set . ' . ' ' . In Laguna ... : The Laguna Beach ,MuseWI\ of Art will open its winter lecture series at 11 a.m. Jan. 8 with a talk on Toulouse Lautrec. Lecturer Paul Ballard will cover a spectrum of in- ternational art and art his- tory in his 11 lecture series nJilllingthrough Marchl8. The fee is $15 for the series or S2 for each in- dividual lecture. F\lrther information is available through the museum, 494-6531. -- NEW tOEAS '. John W'yne , Classes .Set For Adults Classes ranging from Braille transcribing to low calorie coo~ ing to welding will be offered this Spring·through the Adult School of the Huntington Beach Union High School District. Advanced registration will begin Jan. 5 at district offices, 5201 Bolsa Ave., and questions may be referred to 898-6736. Classes will open Feb. 2. Those unable to.pre-register may do so at the first class if space is still a vailable, district offlcials said. Death Nod~e11 CRUS aooT"I! HARTFORD (AP) -Shifting his sights from shoot-em-ups to break-em downs, actor John Wayne of Newport Beach is try- ing to interest Connecticut in a process for turning garbag.e into oil and methane gas. W ayne says th e • 'pyrohydrogenation" process backed by his Duke Engineering Co. of Irvine, could turn the state's annual load or three million tons of garbage into 300 million gallons or oil and 12 billion cubic feet of gas. T HE PROCESS INVOLVES the breaking down of garbage in· to basic chemical components and "cracking'' it to produce oil. Charles Stroh, chairman of the Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, says he received a brief proposal from Wayne's firm. He says he wants to know more about what financial guarantees the firm will provide before he'll spend a lot of time on \he proposal. ' " Stroh says tf1e·company is in- terested in putting up the money needed for construction and im· plementation of a fad.lity in Con- necticut where the process·would be carried out. , · ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE is for t h e C RRA , a quas i- government agency supervising the state's resource recovery program, to se11 bonds for the project that would be guaranteed by Wayne and bis associates, he says. Wayne says his system will give Connecticut ''a reliable source of energy, solve a severe environmental problem and pro- vide a profit to boot." The process, which is also be- ing experimented with by major American petroleum producers, involves treating solid waste in a special reaction chamber in the absence of oxygen and using hydrogen as a catalyst. Hot Meals Approved "THEY ALL SEEM to work on small scale models." says Stroh. "but no on e knows for sure whether they'll work on a large scale." But Wayne is insistent about the worth of his version of the process developed by his friend,· Bill Chambers of Oklahoma. · "I want a person who 1s very aggressive," Mocalis said. lie added that Smith's approach, which is also aggressive. ha:. been very good. Tbe new city planner will also have to be stable and full of energy, he said, "and a person who can work under strong pressure for a very long time.•• ·~ off the North Mu1tPHY Kbrean coas t by Communist gunboats in January 1968. The 81-man crew was held for 11 months before being freed. The crewmen brought ••we put trash iJ1 at the fr<?nt · end and out the back end comes t he oil, the m ethane, the propane and char residue which can be used as a fuel or made into high quality briquettes,'' the actor said in a interview. • with them stories of torture and MOCALIS SAID he hopes to mistreatment by the_ North beg i n i n t e r v i e w i n g j o b Koreans. candidates in March. Although Murphy also has been a v~cat he is responsible for hiring the Navy critic and last year reJect· planner, two councilmen will ed a Navy Commendation Medal. also sit with him during the in· calling it a "shallow .ap-"OUR SYST E M USES no water, operates its own energy. There's no pretreatment, no aux- iliary plants and the closed system is free of all pollution. There's n othing to get the Friends of the Earth or the Sierra Club upset about;" he adds. terviews. preciation'' of his service. After Smith's r esignation Stroh calls Wayne·~ process "another idea that's interesting. "But we're not going to spend a lot of time on it until we know it is feasible to construct it .•• we in- sist ~n absolute guarantees from corporations so they take all the risks ... becomes effective Jan. 7, Larry Lawrence, an associate planner. will serve as acting director of planning. Rockwell Funds PITTSBURGH (AP) Rockwell lnternational Corp. has told the Securities and Exchange Commission it made $570,000 in improper payments to foreign governments beginning in 1~11, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette said. • Lamb or Mutton- FATHERLY LION DIES AT ZOO ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -Doc, an African lion who sired 25 lit· ters of cubs after being retired_ from the circus, has died at Como Park Zoo. Doc had 56 offspring in eight years. .:very Which is Which? WASHINGTON (AP) -The Agriculture Depart- ment is considering a proposal to identify lamb sold in sui>ermarkets so consumers can distinguish it more easily from mutton. LA-Z-BOY Officials said the proposal was recommended by the Nationa l Wool _________ _ Growers Assocation. The identification would include the word ••Lamb" stamped in- termittentl y o n carcasses and wholesale cuts. A leg of lamb, for example, would be identified as that in store meat counters. The department said the identification would already identified as such. The proposal will be open for public com· ment until March 1. Anyone can submit bis views -in duplicate - to the Office of the he Hearing Clerk, Room 112, Administration Building , USDA, Washington , D.C., 20250. .be used by processors ---------- who voluntarily used USDA meat grading. Federally graded mut- ton and yearling mutton from young sheep are CHAIR IN OUR SHOWROOM AND WAREHOU SE WHnE'S SHOWCASE sn THI LAIGHT SIUCTK>N IN so. OIANGE COUNTY Exclusively La·Z-Boy Recliners January OVER BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 f:REO R. CRESS, .-.sldent of Mlulon Vt.Jo. ca. Date of dealll Janlll<Y ,'. 1'76. Survived by Ills wife. Ellen creu. dlugtlter Bonni• M. Luedtke of Mis- sion v1eio; brother, J•ck CrHS or Allblmll; ~ grtnddeUQhttr. T-Y Lutdtkt 01 Miu Ion Viejo. Strvlcts will tit lltld Monday. J1nu1ry set J:ao PM. PM!lflc Vltw Cll•o•I. Interment, Piclllc Vltw Memorial Ptrk, NewPOrt Buell. C•. Pecitlc View Mortuary Cl VOE BOOTHE, •oe 11, of tS1 Clttllne St .. Leguna 8HCll, Cl. P9S5eC 1w1y 1t llh 110tM Thursd1y, JlnUetY t, tt76. Ht wH bOrn Januuy 20. 1"4 In Honeyville, Ut111. He m1rri.ct llMl'ttlll uslle KroMll O.cemw 23, 1'15 In ltlt S.lt Llkt Temple. He cvmoleffd his school Inv It Ut•h Stitt Unl..,.rllty Ind rtct lvtel his Vtterlntrlen deQrtt. eeuuw of Ill hHllll he movtel to Hollywooel, C.111. or1 1921 In 1921 he moYl<I to La;une Buell wllt,.. 11911-.ed SACRAMENTO CAP> 0 .. · .ffl(!gQUU'Wi!l -Senior citizens in Long -r,~" Beach and ParamoWlt ,;,< A great 130 McCORMICK MORTUARY L1gun• BeJteh 494-941 5 San Juan C.pistrano 49$-1778 ' PACIFIC VIEW MUIOIUAL PARK Ce~ Mortuary ·: -°'~' . 3500 PldfiO Vl•w Orfve Nt NPC>rt S.ach, Callfornla 644-2700 PHKFAMILY COLONIAL. 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WASHINGTON -Whe n Democrats swaggered into town last January, they were so im- pressed by their numbers t hat nothing seemed Jmpcxssiblein the 94th Congress .• Wasn't a 290·145 majority in the House and 62·38 edge in lhe Senate large enough ror a Democratic Congress to ram through legislation over Ford's objections ? acrim9nious'' as the 1976election nears. The "veto-proof" Congress proved to be a myth. Ford reject· ed 16 bills ~assed by the 9<tb Congress ani:l 11 times, so far .. has made his vetoes stiCk. After all, hadn't President Ford warned the nation against a "veto.proof'' CQngress in his t"ampaign speeches the previous fall? After an arduous year, Democrats have discovered the answer to all of the above is oo. Congress will act this moath on two Ford vetQes. Faced with a President willing to tough it out, beset by internal disputes and held back b,y rem· nants of the old coalition between Republicans and Southern con· servatives. the Democrats turned out to be stronger on papertban in action. . .\.nd hadn't the country -in lhe wake of Watergate scandaJs -elected Democrats in landslide proportions? HOUSE Republican Leader John J. Rhodes of Arizona pro- perly labeled the first session of the 94th Congress a "standoff," and predicted the next session would be "more political, more Lawmakers Spend More Time Mak ing L aws By EDMOND LE BRETON ---WASHINGTON -Citing figures won't E.'nd the argument as to whether the present Congress is a productive one, but they do show substantially more time spent in formal lawmaking work in 1975 than 1974. The most arresting comparison is in the number of sessions of House committees and s ubcommittees. An unofficial tally shows 3,970 meetings in 1975 against 2,834 in 1974, a 40 percent increase. Most of the time-consuming nuts and bolts work of lawmaking is done in the committees rather than on the floor~ There was no corresponding figure for Senate committees, but a spokesman for the Congressional Record office that summarizes activity daily said there is no doubt the in· crease in the number of Senate committee sessions was substantial. The great majority of committee "sessions a.re now open to the public, continuing a trend that began about three years ago. Formerly much committee work, especially the impor· tant discussions and votes on changes in legislation, was conducted behind closed doors. ' · Official figures by the Record's statisti- cians show the Senate in session 173 days in 1975. 10 more than in 1974, and the Ho'use in session 173 d ays, an increase of 14. The average lengt h of a Senate session re· mained ne~rly even at about 61h hours. But House membe9 closed in somewhat on their traditionallY""'more talkative colleagues, stretching their average session from 5 to 5•f.t hours. Total hours in session went up from 1,068 to 1.177 for the Senate and from 813 to 941 for the House. The Senate called the roll to Cstablish a quorum 34 times in 1974, 32 times in 1975, while the Hou se figures were 100 and 216. As a res ult. it wns a year of rrustrating ronrrontation with the White House;. Wh en New York Cify •s fi nancial plight became dire. Congress was ready to approve 1 gislatlon providing federal loan guarantees. Ford said no. But the city and state started putting financial arfail'5 in order and Ford agreed to suppart $2.3 billion in direct federal loans. Congress took him up on it. Score one for Ford. When Ford proposed extending tax: cuts, he said thev must be coupled with a S39S billion spend· ing ceiling for fiscal 1977. Congress said no. The President vetoed the first tax: bill and the House sustained him. But Congress pushed through the same bill with an in· nocuous promise to cut spending to offset any reduction in taxes. Ford signed it. - SCORE IT a tossup. Ford 'insisted energy legislation lift the ceiling on the price of domestically produced oil, while Congress demanded a rollback. Congress finally sent him a bill that rolls back prices but lets the President decontrol them over a 40·month period. Ford signed the bill. Score one for Congress. With Ford challenged b y Ronald Reagan for the GOP nomi nation and the Democrats looking for 1976 campaign issues, the lines can only harden and confrontations increase. Part of the incr('ase was attributed to the creation of new committees. such as the budget and intelligence committees of both chambers, and a multiplicationofsubcommit· tees that do preliminary work for the main panels. Roll call or equivalent votes putting in· dividual members on record increased from 578 to 61 1 in the Senate and from 515 to 578 in the Hou se. And there won't be any swag. geeing when Democrats return ' this month for the second session of the94th Congress. Is R~agan Best for California? Capitol News Service S.>\CRAMENTO -The persons raising the uproar over the an- nouncement of Ronald Reagan's entry into thf' presidential .sweepstakes have overlook6:1 a very critical question. A lot of California voters after some evaluation of all the argu· ments for and against Ronald Reagan might have One very logical reason for deciding. to s upport Reagan that moves "beyond al~ the questions of ~liberal, conservative or moderate politics. Reagan has one very impor· tant element in his career that is .:ompletely absent from the re- cord and background of Presi- dent Gerald Ford. Both men cer· ta.inl y are not very far apart when it comes to evaluating their records as conservatives. If anything, President Ford might De able to point to a longer a nd more consistent conservative re· cord. THE QUF.STION that might very well be on the minds of peo. pie in Californ ia is really very simple: ''What's best for California?'' This may very well have been on the mind of Senate Pre:iident pro Tempore James R. Mills and Treasurer Jess Unruh when they both announc~ their support of Sen. Henry "SCoop·• J ackson CD- W ash.) for the Democratic nomination for president. In a press release announcing ~upport for Jackson, Mills said, "He is best known for legislation which provides several hundred million dollars annually to public trans portation systems in California." THIS COMPARES with the speech by Sen. Lowell Weicker (R-Conn.) in which he told a Los Angeles audience they must con- :!erve gasoline. He wasn't able to understand the distance from one f'nd or that city to the other was further than the distance from one side of his state to another .. He certainly didn"t seem to un· derstand the transportation needs were somewhat more com· plicated . Ex·Gov. Jimmy Carter of Georgia was quite willing to ask Californians for presidential sup- port while unwilling to see California get a better share of the federal pie. He figured Cali{ornia is a rich state so it can help support Georgia. There is really some very sane logic for Californians, who have suffered for years from the so . called ''Eastern Establishment leaders, to choose a candidate who understands the problems of the West. T HE I.ATE Harry Truman was the last eastern president or the United-States who really had some understanding of the way things operate in California. Dur- ing the 1948 and 1952 presidential campaigns he got on a train that traveled from one end of California to the other. This is probably the only way to put most of California in proper pro· • spective fQr an easterner. Most candidates h op a n airplane that makes a quick :!ltop in San Francisco, San Diego. Fresno or an easy-to-reach airport. Airports do not reflect the depth of California. . Reagan has traveled from ·one end of the state to the other and ·really knows what makes the state of 20 million people operate. Jackson, a west.erner now sur· rounded by former Kennedy family western supporters, has the same gr asp of the problems in the West -although he wor- ries more about defense plants in Seattle than in Burbank or Santa Clara County. ., .l\N F.ARl. Warren, Edmund G. Brown, Jr., J\.1 ark Hatfield or Jackson from upbringing has a better understanding of pro· blems in the West than a Weicker, Adlai Stevenson Jr. or President Ford. Reagan and Brown both have complained about the methods usea. by the federa l government in holding a blackjack over the head of California. They both have discovered the 20 million people of California p ay out a great share of the federal taxes and receive a mere fraction of the federal oro2'.rams in return. Eastern candidates need to wake up to California needs. • Something ·For E a ch -:- Mistakes ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO Most sexist crack of the month is rigbt _there in cold t~ orr an official communi· que of the U.S. Dept. of Justice, .Immigration and Naturalization Service. In a decision denying a vis~ for a man describing himself as the wife of a United States citizen, the official reason is given as follows, "You have failed to establish that a bona fide marital re lationship can exist betwee n two l ag. gots'' ••. Because of this bureaucr"a tic faux ~as. the de· cision may be reverse<J. Meanwhile, "the Xeroxes 3re working overtime! WRITER TALK: As they strolled along Union St. last Thurs., Author Jeremy Larner asked Author Richard Brautigan, "By the way, are you going 'to vote today?'1 ''No,'' replied Brautigan mournfully. "J only voted on· ce -for Lyndon J ohnson in 1964 -and after the way that turned out, I don 't believe J"m intelligent enough t o be a re· gular voter.'• AFTER Rose Cab's annual softbal l game in G'Gate Park, Driver David Frankel limped home, .t~lling his wife he'd "pulled a lambstring." She: ''Don 't you m ean hamstring?" "David: "No, a lambs tring -:--it w as a Sacrifice fly.'' • • . Clunk . . . • . . As long as the holiday spirit is upon me, I owe an apology to Com poser Andrew lmbrie for printing an Opera House backstager's nasty crack about the lmbrie opera, "Angle Oc Repose,'' to be pre· · sented during the '76 season. Since the opera bas not been .completed, the criticism laC'ked merit and I had rocks in my head fbr reporting' it •• .. Perhaps I should emulate the Rossmoor News, which states in every issue that whatever errors you may find ther ein ''are there for a p urpose . We publish something for everyone and some people are always look· ing for JD.istakes.'' TWO.COLUMN headline in the Contra Costa Times: "Ef· feels Of Dea th on Youth Feared.'' Adults nervous, too. NEWSNOTE on a San M ateo mu rder trial, forwarded by Ray Martinez: ·''Judie Gerald E. neg an said : a date for the execution would be set after thedef endant's ap- peals had been heard.•• Old~ time Wes tern justice lives I ALSO THOUGHT you'd want to know this: IC Rodney Ru cker asks you, "What's the difference between· syphilis and ·New York City bonds," the proper response is, "You ca n get rid of syphilis" ••• Laile Bartlett to Bay Bridge toll collector sing· ing "Jingle Bells" at mid· n ight'' ''Well, I'm glad somebody has the holiday spirit." Collector: :'Holiday spirit,·hell -I'm j ust trying to stay awake!•• Bicentennial Year Will Be Good for Business ByE.W.WELOON There could well have been more celebrating than usual this .New Year·s Eve. Seldom in the past few decades has the busi· ness community been so thankful to see a year closed out once and fpr all, 1975 was that kind of year. .8ut the cause for celebration was double -because 1976 holds the promise or being a rather good business year. So say hello to a very optimistic new year. ' Retailers were as hard hit a& •m0$t anyone in 1915. ln fact. CJhe of the largest retailers, W.T. Grant, during the year became the !econd largest American bankruptc y in h isto r y. "ftlroughout the past year the ma· ;k>r retail r hains staggered under 1be burden '-f an all-too-r eal ~onomlc slowdown, because tttao merchandisers are directly Unl<ed l? the economy. rr•s SIJllPLE eeonomlc ract tht if pe0ple are emplo:red and spOndlnf, they are 1pending • he•lth7 percent..aae rl. their dis· ~able income •t the plaC* that provide both their 1eneral necesaltlea aod tl>tlr lwttll'IOI. JI they're not spending, mass merchants suffer. In 1975 people didn •t spend. First quarter earnings were down 61 percent for Sears, Pen- ney was down 87 percent, Ward was down 16 percent. But as 1975 progressed. so did most mass merchandisers. At the mid·year break, thiags were better -or to be more accurate, less worse. Second quarter 1975 earnings were: Sears down 29 percent, Penney down 23 percent and Ward up 16 percent. Third quarter earnings looked even better. Sears was up 13 percent, Penney was up 36.S perce11t, Ward was down. ..But retalling's patron saint ~ St. Nicholas. Tb~ Chriltmu sell· ine season is by far the heavle!t season of sales and prol'lt.a of the year. The tint 10 months pay the rent; the last two tell whether there'• cause for ce1ebratlng the year's results. Uke beach resort ownen who pray for f alr weather and the absence of 1hlrk5 du.ring vac.ation months , retallen hope for 1tron1 consumer confidence durtil& November and December and a mlolmum -of ecoaom19 I s h ar k s lurkin g on th e psychological horizon. · The holiday period is just clos· ing and guarded optimism is the mood of retailers. The bicentennial year will begin with good· business-for re· tailerr. according to Sears prcr jectlons. Sales should be up 9 to E.W. Weldon ii retail district manaoer of Seara, R.otbuck and Co. for Loi An9elt1 and Orange COW'llica . 11 percent during the first qua rter of the year. and tomewbere aroU11d 1 to 9 percent for the aecond quarter. A number of ecOnomie lndlca· lions sup~rt thi1 opUmism . Empl9yment bas cnttlnued to rise, surveys s how that con· 5wner sentiment ls oo the upsw· ln1 overall (del pite some recent temporary se.tbae.ki>: ana that ...monster, tnnatton, ha.."' been cor· - ralled to a lar1e degree. OTHER l!IOTES OF op· tlmlam for reWten lnchtde an Increase Jn lbe number al OOU.· I ing starts and housing transfers. This should help the sales or ap· pliances and home furnishings and help them share the healthy increases being shown in the non. durable fashion lines. The nondurables·began to show real strength tn the back-to- achool selling season of the past fall . That upswing was particularly evident in the sales increasea reported by J .C. Pen- ney, a company which has a higher percentage or nondurable items in lta overall mix than does Sears. Now with the upturn in durable ' aales, Sean own oro- apectl are rosier , since Sean' mer·~handise mJ.x c<>nt'lins a Jar1er percentage al hard goods tbandoes Penney's. Since 18116, Sean bu grown to be the world·s lar·•est retailer of'· 1eneral merchandiM. OUr net sales for 197' were $13.1 bllllol'i, resulUoa from sales ot broad pro- duct lines ind aervlces sold th.rou•h some 3,800 aelllne loca-tions (Including · 1,100 lndepen. dent c1talo1 mercb.uta) &ocated IQ, all 50 al1te1, Puerto Rico AJ\d central America. >ytbouch S.0111 ts· lo IMge na· tional company, symbolized by the tallest bUilding in the world, it is also a local operation in a very real way. There are more Sean employes in the state ol California t ha n tn any other state, including Jllinois, the head· quarters state of the company. The latnt available figures show 42.101 employes in California. NOT ONLY are a lot of Sears employes and stockholders right here in California, but a large number or its suppliers are, also. Sears purch&ses from 1 269 California suppliers an amOunt of goods worth 1821,:m,ooo at Its selling pr1re. In 1978, Sears will continue Its irowtn1 empbaai.t on services . Our society ls becoming service-- oriented more and more each year, with people not "keeping up with the Joneses" ln tttms of whit the Joneses liave, but in tenna of what the Joneses do. More and tnore, people are en· vtous of the Joneses' trip to Europe, akiidf forayw, c=-:1 plans, and advanced K 1. rather than the .Jone.eet _,,car and new home. A good b111inon outlook 111ould .. have a very favorable aide benefit to Sears and perbeps other retailers. Sears hp· been embarked on a vigorous Af· fll'tllative Action program to in· crease the percenta1es of women and m,inoritles in. fhe company, and especially to increase lhelr representation tn management ranks. Good business will pro· vide the growth and flexibility to stimulate those.increases. ORANGE CO AST . DAILY Pl LOT The comment pace or\he DaJ· ly Pilot seeks to ihform and allmulate r~•ders bl p~t· lng a variety pf eom montary on topics ol Interest and 1i1nlflcancc from Informed observers and spo)(tsmcn. .. Robert N. Wtf4;PMbtielwt" Thomo1 Pobncr. Commenl rog,c. tdltor I . . '· Saturd~,Januaryi,19'18 • ' ' I I ' ' I t r I ' j • ' I , l I r j ( t t r I I ' I i ~ ' ' ~ I m girts and boys. Well, the holidays are over for awhile. But Uncle Len sure hopes tbat all of his friends F not lose that special "Christmas Spirit.•• WouJctn•t this be a wonderful world ir we could all have that warm 1low· of "peace on earth, goodwill toward men" throughout the whole year? Since this is the beginning or a new year, p erhaps we could practice being especially nice at all times. Who knows, it might just become contagious and everyone would go around happy and smiling. SPEAKl~G OF the new year, how many o! you made New Year's resolutions? How many girls resolved to help Mom with the household chores and bow many boys resolved to help Da.d with the yard work? And how· m any promised to keep their clothes hung up and their·rooms tidy? There sure wasn't much mail this week for Uncle Len. The win· ner of our contest at right, Marianne Lins, drew her favorite present, a new bike. Debbie Dohen of Costa Mesa wrote Uncle Len to say: "My favorite present was not wrapped in a box or tied with fine silk rib- bon. But my girt will last forever and ever. It is the gift of love." 0 0 , * PRIZE WI NNER * Marianne Lins, 12, of 2136 Miramar Drive, Balboa Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of· plain, white paper 41h inches wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and ma~e lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be re· ceived by noon on ThW'Sd ay for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar, . .. week goes to Stephanie Sinclair and Sherri Rodrigues or Costa Mesa; Kirsten Hall of Laguna Beach; Monica Steinberg of Huntington Beach and Eric draw their favorite pet. It could be a cat, a dog, a turtle, a horse, a hamster, or even a goldfish. Boy .Braves I cy Water, Saves P u p BOULDER. Colo. (AP> -ft wu "instinct," said 17-year-old Aaron Weinstock, ~hat took him on a pfunge into A I r<nen lake to rescue a 7-month-old puppy that bad fallen through thin ice. The high s.hool senior was none the worse for wear today after his icy bath. And the puppy, a female German shepherd, was responding to treatment by a local veterinarian and was ex· pectedtorecover. The rescue began when Weinstock passed parhally frozen Lake Viele and spotted the canine s truggling in the water about 200 feet out. .. It just seem ed like a worthwhile act,'' said Weinstock. who crawled out on the ice and promptly fell in himself. A BYSTANJ>ER pulled the yout h from th e l ake, b ut Weinstock was undaunted and crawled from another direction to r escue t he pup. Boy and dog were then dried near a friend's furnace but the dog went into shock and had to be taken to an animal hospital. Loc:,al newspapers and broad- cast stations. are now helping Weinslock find a home for the dog. Weinstoc k says he doesn't have room at his parents' house, but that if no taker turns up he can find the pooch a place on a friend's farm. ~Saturday.January 3, 1978 • DAILY PILOT A 7 ' Brothe rly Love What a beautiful thought, Deb· hie, and Uncle Len hopes you never change your philosophy. HONORABLE MENTION this J>eJong of Fountain Valley. Th'is week Uncle Len would like all of his artist friends to Remember to follow the rules· in the box above. Until next week then, may each and every one have the very. very best of everything. ;JI!,. l ~ l. Letters From Ellie Duke Saves Fami ly ofB l' From Blaze l·' David· Subor 7 wasn't strong enough to lift his 2-year- old sister J a~et up to the drinking fountain so he did the next best thing and gave her something lo stand on-his back. The children were t aking a break from play at Lincoln Neighborhood Center in Tallah~ssee, F1a . Cast Constructed For Clumsy Camel . i ,. Dear Ellie, Can you tell me what rossils really are? snakes than like any other or the earth's creatures, the two species are not related in any way. .Kevin J . Dear Kevin, Fossils are the hardened remnants of plants and anima ls or their impressions, and they are found in rock. The remains of these animals were covered over by sand or mud, and this in later years gradually soli dified into rock, a process sometimes taking over a million years. Eels are fis h and are distinguished from the other species of this order by their serpent-like shape, s m all gill openings and the placement and shape of fins. They have slimy skins that are either completely naked or covered by very small scales. Eels are m arine creatures, a nd like all other fish spawn in the water. (All reptiles lay their eggs on land.) Some eels are able to live at very great depths and have adapted lo the intense pressure of the water. The kinds of rock containing fossils are limestone, shale, clay and chalk. The fossil shows only the hard skeletal portions of the animal or the vein portion of the plant since the soft parts disinti- grate quickly after death. Occasionally we find a well-preserved fin or feather from some ancient Ellie Dear Ellie, Of au the a nimals, which was the first to be domesticated? -creature. Sometimes even the bone is dissolved over the years, leaving only a cavity of its exact J .C.R. ~shape in the solid rock. ~,.·$. --. Other types or fossils are the ~ .... . · footprints of a nimals made long, . · ·, ,, long ago in some soft substance ~-· such as mud that for some reason solidified quickly and which was ., · \! ,, DearJ.C.R. We do not know for certain, but anthropologists assume that goats and sheep were the first animals kept in a form of captivity by the New Slone Age Man. Such animals were no doubt a source of food and warm clothing for early man, and we can im· agine that he somehow found that by controlling a herd, he would have easily accessible food a nd skins whenever they were needed. eventually covered by sand and ~, buried for the fut':'re. A number »:-::t1« of dinosaur footprints have been carefully preserved in museums as one of our most important links with the past early history of the earth. There were many soft-bodied creatures that ex· isted millions of years ago and which perished without leaving a trace of their having lived. An d there are som e precious relics of the past known on- Through the years, domestic sheep and goats have changed in appearance from their wild an· cestors because t hey have been bred to emphasize certain qualities of value to man. For example, sheep have been bred to increase the quality or wool. meat and even fat which goes into the produc- tion of lanolin. ly through a s ingle fossil specimen. . One must know what to look for to recognize fossils, a nd libraries have numerous books on this Although cattle were domesticated at a later date than either s heep or goats, they became the most important of all domesticated animals. These creatures have been exploited for their meat, milk. hides, fat, bone and even horns. Ellie fascinating subject. Ellie Dear Ellie, Are eels and sea snakes related in any way? Brian W. READERS: Send animal questiol')s to ELLIE, c/oThe Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca., 9'J626 Dear Brian, While eels might generally look more like ...., ..... a UMPlttt ~--Mt tf Ille Mtt1t ~· r11cyc....-11"' "'1lldlM4 Mlf'I", ... , .... 5'lttt1lt1Md,N.Y.,fwlll1.,..ti..: WHAT ARE TIDAL POOLS? We find them on beaches where chunky boulders squat half hidden in the sand. When the high tide floods in, the rocks are hidden under water. When the. low tide drains back to sea, pud- • dies of water are left behind among the rocks to form these salty tidal pools. The earth provides a variety of homes for plant and animal com· munities. There is s uitable peenery for assorted herbivors, and enough predators to control their populations. ~the p~ants and animals in a given environ- ment depend upon each other . There are ecosystems of this sort in valleys and.deserts, on moun- tains •nd plains. And, though all the world oceans merge together. there are di ff erert ecosystems ln ion es of tM sea. In the deep ocean, life il a f~an· tic chase, for every creature is a hunted. hunter. The survivors must be fast or c\mning. But on a rock-strewn beach, the harsh en- vironment changes every six hours. Whet\ the Ude goes out, as· sorted sea dweller. are stranded ln pools o( water Jett behind among the rocks. And there is no escape. A TIDAL POOL is home to a colorful vari ty ol plants and animals. A chimp of mu,sels ln dark blue sh~lls clinp to a rock with golden ttt.Nads. They vie for space with ro c k·cllnltlng baraaclea. There are crusty cubl and .Prickly ·Bell urchins, snaijs and starfish, slugs and worms. The plankton-rich water teems with microsmpic algae; wads of seaweed anchor their toes to the stones. High t ide floods the neighborhood under several feet of water, and the populations have a few hours of frantic activi· ty. The mussels part their purple sheJls to let the water bring in ox· ygen and scraps of food. Hungry s tarfis hes prey on their neighbors. Many creatures feast on plank\4>n a nd on each other. Then the tide turns and most or lt}e water runs back .to the sea. All these creatures depend on salty sea water, and each spet'ies copes with the shortage in its own way. The mussels s hut their shells to conserve the moisture inside. Crabs and snails, starfish aod a host of others seek to hide themselves in m oist Pockets among the seaweeds and under tb~rocks. Each dweller ln 3 tidal pool •dapts and adjusts his beha\dor with the changing tides. And strange to say, hls way of life continues even when he is moved to a non-Udal environment. When moved to a calm, deep.water aquart~m . e very slx hours he prepares himself to cope with a ,changing tide • ,._..,•!MIS a 7·volume let .. tM OW.Oc'" ef Mal'ftlO te ~IUI DriKOll, Oii 1t, of~ Me., lwllhqu.tU011: EXACTLY WHAT IS WATER MADE OF? When you eat a piece of cake, you might never suspect that it is made from flour and eggs, s ugar and a few other ingredients. When you look at a drop of water, you might never suspect that Its basic ingredients are two invisi· ble gases. Actually, this is a chemical miracle, down there in the invisibly small re alm of atoms and molecules . When atoms combine to form molecule packages, the original ingre· dients disappear and the finished product is something quite dif. ferent. There are, of course, zillions of mini-molecules in just one drop of water. Each basic particle is a bond or two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen. Usually a water molecule is a pair of these basic particles. The packages team tofetber beca~e a hydrogen atom seeks an extra electron and an oxygen atom seeks two. They &0lve their pro- blems by bonding together t o share their electrons. In any case, water is made from one part oxygen and two parts l\fdrogen -both of which arc In· VJSible gases. <Do yoa bave 1 question &o ASK ANDY? Hd It on a post.card wttb your a1me, age and com· plete addretl to ASK ANDY In ca.re of this newspaper. Entrte11 open to *'''' ••d bo111 to n. > I GRAWN, Mich. (AP) -Duke retired from his official duties as a Traverse City police tracking dog two years ago but the canine proved today he hasn't forgotten how to come to. the aid of a policeman. Authorities credited Duke's barking before dawn with rous- ing and saving eight members of the Larry Bunge family from any harm when their home in near Grawn in Grand Traverse C.oun· ty caught fire this week. Bunge. a Traverse City patrolman, was Duke's handler during the dog's duty years. Authorities said the blaze caused about $3,SOO damage to the attic of the home occupied by Bunge, bis wife, and six children. OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -A three-year.old female camel at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo is able to move around with a con- traption of plywood , carpeting and bolts encasing its neck. The animal was found with its neck out of joint. "We really don't know what happened," said Dr. Lee Sim· mons, zoo director. WHEN ZOO KEEPERS checked the camel corral, they found the animal with its neck looking like the letter "S.'' The camel was partially paralyzed and couldn't get up. "Camels are very clumsy," Simmons said. "What we SUS• pect is that she stumbled, landed on her nose and made an accor· dion out of her neck." A halter was fashioned and a rope was swung around a tree. The camel's neck wa:. straightened to give immediate relief. The animal was then sedated and fitted with the l\eck brace devised by Simmons. He said it probably will have to be worn for about a mob th. THE QUIZ )UIZ IS PART OF THIS NEWSPAPER'S SCHOi ' .,.. ~·· ...... ; worldscope '75 (10 painta for w:h question 11nswered COIT9C1fJ) 1 •. 7 .. retired from the U.S. Supreme Court after serving longer rhan any other justice in irs history. 2 Federal action came to aid tlie long finan· cially troubled city of •• ? .. a-Los Angeles b-Chicago c·New York 3 King Faisal of (CHOOSE ONE: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait) was assassinated by a nephew. 4 Missing · heiress Patty Hearst wa5 ap• prehended by the (CHOOSE ONE: CIA, FBI). 5 .. l .. became King of Spain after the death of long-time dictator .. l .. newsname (10 point9 if JOU can identify dlls person in the news) I've made news during the past year for many reasons. Early in the year, I headed an investiga· tion of CIA activities. Later, I made news by a decision not to seek my present political. office again. Who am I and what is my office? matchwords 1 ..... erernal .1-brief. momentary 2 .....• rnnual b-every two years J ..... semiannua1 c-yearly 4 ..... ephemeral d·twice a year s .... biennlal e-lastlng, timeless ...... . ., , "' e .• • news picture :;-"<,;C.rJ<lST"'"' .. ,.:: .. ,. (10 polnU if JOU 1ntwet' thi1-qu .. tion correctly) ~. ..."' 1~15.1'lit This symbol of Ame rica's Bicf.'ntennial h.h bf'come a familiar ~i,.-:ht during 1hc past year. Whal is lhl! JCIUJI date of America's birthdayl sportlight '75 (2 points for each question answered C0"9Ctly) 1 Some people said 1ha1 the 1975 World Series WJS one of the most exciting ever. Who won? 2 Pell'. wo1Jd rC'nowned •. ? .. player, signed a contract wt1h the New Yor~ Co~mo\, J The Golden State Warriors won the (CHOOSE ONE: ABA. NBA) title in 1975. 4 .. l .. defeated Jimmy Connors for the men's sing:es tennis title at Wimbledon. a-Roscoe Tanner b-Anhur Ashe c·Bjorn Borg S The Philaddphia FlyNs won the Sta"nley Cup ilgair. The Stanley Cup i\ awarded to rhP. champion .. 7.. team. a-baw hall b-foo1ball c-hockey roundtable f ently chcuaton (no 9COf'e) Whom would yo u name as "Man or Woman of the V~u" for ~975, and wt)yf . I " YOUR SCOllf: t1to100 ** -TOP SCOttr111 to 90 pointt -l.aceHent. 71 to IO points -Good. 11to70 poWtt5 -fair. 1'229· 75 •VIC. lnC., MJlditon, WlllcO(llln Ci• Sel&lS J>al!Un a"• jOlUas>JsaJ d . a:>1/\ 1 Ja11a1a>po~ UOSl~N : 3 WYNSM 3 N . cnueJ:t olSpueJ:f 'so1J-=> uenr-s ~ 1e:t .. te1qeJy 1pnes~ :>t !~Ql6nOQ ·o we1111M·l !3dO:>SO,llOM ,, ... A• DAIL y PILOT Saturday,Jenuary3. 1976 . Tiny St. Franels' I A Chape~ A . Cathedral t By JACK CHAPPELL Of Ult IHllY ......... The cathedral chapel of St. Francis in Laguna Beach is a s tudy in contrasts. It is one of the Orange County's .smallest churches~apacity, 65 • souls -yet, because it is the • ~e~t of the church's archbishop, lt is a true cathedral. a term with an image of an imposing Gothic s tructure. It is the house of the American Catholic Church whose tenets in· elude traditional orthodox pre- cepts, but which was founded in the mid-1800s, rather recently as religions go. The structure itself was built by. paris hioners after an earth- quake in 1933 destroyed the original St. Francis By-The-Sea- Cbapel. LUMBER, BRICKS, tile and other materials from the original church as well as from surround- ing buildings also leveled by the quake were used in the chapel's construction. The gates in the communion rail were adapted from swinging doors salvaged from the cocktail lounge of a damaged hotel. • The present congregation is headed by Primate Simon Talarczyk. He and the priests of the church have full-time jobs to support themselves in addition to their spiritual duties. The church recently formed a sisterhood, the Sisters of Holy Mother of the Stars. headed by Sister Mary Matthew. There are six women in the sisterhoed of whom two have taken frnal vows. The others are now novitiates and all are married. ' ATTENDANCE AT the church varies from "two or three to full capacity," Sister Mary said in an interview. .. Dally Piiot St.Jff Piiot• 'The church has retained the traditional high service. Yet the church celebrates an open communion and anyone who attends may partake of holy communion. Sister Mary said their beliefs tend toward the mystical. TINY BUT ELEGANT CENTER FOR A YOUNG CHURCH American Catholic Chapel Was Built in 1933 Seams criss-crossing the ceil· ing of the chapel are inscribed with metaphysical and mystical quotations and affirmations painted on by the bishops and several of the young members of . the church when it was first built. ON THE BACK wall, are the .toats of arms of each of the Primates of the church and the <Jates of their consecration and of their passing on. ; The stations of the cross, ex- ecuted in bas relief were given to the church by Yerby Smith, a Laguna Beach sculptor. Anbther artist painted various religious · symbols on the ceiling of the chancel. There are religious statues and intricate tile-work throughout the chapel. Outside, the Litch Gate, a cov- ered portal flanked by benches, a f eature. of many Englis h churches, invites passersby in to enjoy the serene churchyard. "We feel the church has an aura of love.·· Sister Mary said. Newport Unity Meeting Due The congregation of Newport Unity Church will have its annual business meeting after the 10 a.m. worship service Sunday, Jan.25. Nominations will be taken for prospective board members and the customary reports wili t>e given. The meeting will follow a sermon by Rev. Sune Richards on"! Must be Free." ~-.!-ti. '-Airm an Art Cente?' Terlll Starts A special music development program ror the pre-school and elementary child and a children's theater class are among courses b.eing offered this winter by the Cl\ristian Develop- ment Center !or the Performing Arts. A non-profit organization on the Garden Grove Community Church ~ampus, the Performing Arts Center begins its winter term Monday. Io addition to some 19 classes of group io- struction in music and theater arts,. the center also offers year- round, private instruction 'in vocal and instrumental music. ,Highlighting the winter schedule are a daytime music de- velopment program for pre- schoolers and an after-school program f or elementary children. Taught by David Leestma, executive director and teaching dean of the Perf orm.ing, Arts Center, th.e programs are de- signed to give children a wellrounded musical experience and foundation through various musical activities. Another class is "Children's Theatre," taught by Catherine Leestma, a theater arts graduate of Hope College {Holland, , Mich.). • Dr. William Lock, associate professor of voice at Biola College, will teach adult classes in voice coaching. Registration and class schedul- ing information is available from the Performing Arts Center, 12141 Lewis St., or by calling (714) 750·7000. Sckttee Gace•t Glen Livezey, Christian Science l ecturer from Chicago, will speak at 3 p.m. Sunday at Dwyer Mid- dle School Auditorium, Hun- tUW:on Beach. His s)lbject is "Who Do You Think You Are?" The lecture is sponsored by First ChurC"h of Christ, Scientist, Hunt- ington. Drama Slated A presentation by Bamah Ts'eerati, · Israel Academy's Youth Theater, will conclude the Family Asepha program which resumes Sunday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Rancho San Joaquin In- termediate School on Michelson Drive at Yale Drive in Irvine. The drama performance, coached by Donna Olshansky. will highlight the Dessert Pro- gram at 6 p.m. The public is in- vited. Lake Hills Class Schedule BeginniTig Registration is currently underway for a new six-week series of evening courses sponsored by Lake Hills Community Church. The programs, designed for all interested adults , is held at El Toro High School's 400 wing and coordinated by associate pastor Rev. Robert Wise. In a.ddition to six one-hour classes at 7 and 8 p. m. Thursdays, Lake Hills also offers four congregational classes in the Bethel Series (~comprehensive two-year survey of the entire Bible). Registration is also being accepted at this time for a spring offering of Thomas Gordon's parent efCectiveness training. The Thursday classes include "Sharing Your Faith,'' in· structed by Dr. Harold F. Leestma; "Modern Maturity," for the person past 50, with Dr. Roger Voskuyl, former president of Westmont College; and "Prophecy in Perspective," with Rev. Wise. Brochures with registration blanks are available on the patio of the church (meeting at El Toro High School) Sunday, or by phoning 837-7729; or persons may register the first night of the class in question. Positive Lune Reon Planned Dr. Robert Schull el", the "possibility thinking" founder and senior pastor of 'G}lrden Grove Comgua:alty Oarcb, is the keynote sp,aker tor the church's Possibility Thinkers• Lwicheon ( BRIEFS ) for business and prOfeeslonat people Wednesday. Reser'vations at $5 each for the luncheon are available through Monday by calling 750· 7000 .. Speaker-only tickets are available.at,the doqr for $3. Schulter's topic fo.r the speech, to be held in the church auditorium following the luncheon irt Fellowship Hall, is "Principles for Success· Producing Goals." Registration is open now for the spring semester·of Capistrano Valley Bible College, 32-32 Del Obispo Road, San Juan Capistrano. A $10 signup fee is· charged by the college. Courses offered cover how to study the Bi- ble, and enjoy it and a study of the book of Hebrews. In addition, the college is beginning four certificate courses -in Chris· tian education, evangelism, Christian counseling and Bible knowledge. Information is available from Philip Kavanagh, 495-6899. Tikhon Regional Hebrew High School, a project of Israel Academy and Temples Bat Yahm, Beth Davld, Sharon and Shir Hamaalot, Yesumes classes after vacation at 6:30 p.m. Mosi..o day at Temple Sharon. Vicki Jamison, former hostess and creator-producer of the television program "It's a New Day," is bringi~g ·her first 1976 miracle service in Orange Coun:\. ty to the Grand Hotel of Anaheim '- at 7:30p.m. Thursday. Seminars sponsored by st: Andrew's Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach begin Jan. 8 and will continue throu~h Feruary. Topics include "Mark and the Master;• taught by Dr. Charles Dierenfield; .. The Lord's Prayer.," taught by Dr. David Wallace; "New Life in the New Testament,'' taught by Dr. Ed.ward ·Bauman via color film; A 'Monday night Bible study; the Bethel Bible study following a - six-semester curricula. More in- ·formation is available by calling Rev. Jack Thomas at 646-7147. _ I ORANGE COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY J ~. ,,~ I ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH y.-:. ·: ·::y WELCOMES YOU v 3209 Via Udo, Newport Beach SUNDAY 7:lOA.M. HolJ E.clterilt t:OO & 11 :00 A.M. HolJ _... .. & .......... Prtiyer ............ t:OO A.M. C'-rclt School I_._., I 0 A.M.I CHAllSMATIC MASS W-...., of Modi, 7:10 P.M. TUESDAY 10 A.M. Holy &dl..tst, ....... Srftce wMt LA YIMG OM OF HAMDS WEDMESDAY 10:45 A.M. HetlhMJ Prcryer hlow ..... 7:30 , .M. Prtlytr • ,.. .... 11M le•. Jolllt P. klwf II, bctor-1'1101111 '75-0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCOPA.L CHURCH 2043 Orange A.n., Costa ~na SUMDAY SstVICIS -I: & I 0:00 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL -t: IS A.M. MURSlllY CAH Fr. How_.. Mott Ccir+wricJlit, Vic..-.._. 541·22J7 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH YIST A VODl SCHOOL 5144 Mic:Mf11111, lrYIH Wonhip Senic• & Sunday School -I 0 A..M. 551-4361 ~ProvMld . ISZ.1711 n.1 .... 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Dr. 541-3611 ............ t:OOA.M. CONTEMPORAAY SERVICE 10:30 A.M. llT\JRGICAl SERVICE IOCJll' J ....... ,..,. t& ICUO A.M. CttURCH SCHOOL Early Worship 8:00 a.m. Christian ...., c.. .... w.ct 9812 Hamilton· Huntington leach 962-5005 Worship 9: 15 a.m. Festive Worship 10:30 a.m. WELCOME Q.ORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 33501 STONEHILL DR .. DANA POINT JOHM O. ICHUDSOH, PASTOI W'OaSNP-l:JO & I I :00 SUMDAT SCHOOL-9:45 4tJ.l414 4t .. l4J4 CHRIST LUTHERAH CHURCH Missouri Synod 760 VJct.ie St .. c.... ..... ~ Y. Tenow,,....,. _ 541-5404 WortlllpSerflca-1:15& 11 A.M. s-l9f ScMel a At1t1t ... a..-t:JO A.M. ClirWMm Be la' Scllecl -5414166 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Hl7W...Y .. Dr .. C....MeN.c.f. ANDREW C. ANDERSON. ~-JAMES R. NELSON, A911tteft! s.d9r Scllocl -t:lO A.M. .,._ I 1W ..... -W& ll:OOA.M. ll'Y1nc..ol ,.._ Wl>Drll' tkllOOI Mr. SIDPl*I SettttlVnd. Prlncaoll Olfloo ,,,_. MIMl621 Sd!Ool ""°"' S..~ (jRaC€ luth€Ran ChURCh .,, ~. Hunti"910fl .. 9Qll WOIMW-.-a1•MA.M. W..AY ~ ... 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T coi.mtAftn c~.,....,. ~~c~ CONPUTI PACILlftll TO HUI ••-.IL\' MUii NUA IE A Y ~ A!l.IOIOUS ICHOOl ~HOA'\' SCHOO'-CION'l~ft°" IAIMIAT MITZVAli ..... ..,.~ . .I:"~.. t:ll ... lllMI ...._...... C411 fw W 1 m ""'Jiil C.... W. UM ......... -~ \ • PRESBYTERIA CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ United Pt-esbyteri• Church 20112w.po1.c.._......,........, • .._. ........................ , .... ,.., Wef'llllp: ,..,0 A.M.. Cllrcll Scllool: 9:30 A.M. Offkr.20112 M ...... St. ~ '6Mt40 Church of the CoY.....t 2150 ,.... .... u. c..e. ...... ... A. tr.nM. , ..... s-llly Wonlilp & Cllrcll Sc• 1 DI 1:30 & I 0 A,M. 1'11.c 557-3340 Community Preibyteri• Church 415 Ferftt ..... laglllll ...,, le. ........ .a. T ... ...-.cy ln ....... O.H..,.-IC¥ • ..._l.a-tf• t:OO • 10:00 A.M..-Clil I• Hu••..._, • IO:ISA.M.-W ..... I 1:15A.M.-FtlowtWpHo.r ~4t4-7S55 St. Mark Presbytwlan Church ~J .. 111M&.....,,Dr.,C.... ....... .... w--. A. McO-W,,..... Wonlilp a Cllmrclt Sdillol-t:oo' I 0:30 A.M. ~644-1341 This Sunday Worship in :S tJ!ndn·w's Presbyterian Clzurdi ... ' , 600 St. Andrews Moad •Newport Beach Dr. c ..... M. ••flcN. , ..... Hew Y ... 11 Ca:::ZRI• "BON VOYAGE! .. Dr. DierenflekJ preaching Services 8 A.M .. 0:30 A.M. Ind 11 A.M. AIC UMI OF.., _645-2222 TIMPLI ISAIAH COM ... A11ft s ..... s.mc.. hery ~It 1::11 P.W. M..._C.......a.dl.tMtw~.._. 2401 ............. = IE IW* H74UJ ~ • 11'.0. .... ,.1\1111\, QI. llUetOUS S0t00L •• ,_...I 11 p l INM IDllH ISIA.IL ACADIMY _. 11 UM•~sm s~aoeua A Celebt.UOO of We ..... A11·;;-...T• 1.ca.s.~ ......... ...... ... ~ .. ~~· .H~"'"10l ...... 1 W. .a.. J-11 AM .... W s.r.tce ......... In 1' ........ Yll6""*-.._...._.....,,_...._...._ T-.Jm ......... ~, ,,,." ....... rn..-.~, ............ .... .... ~ ... ....... ...... ,, .. , ... ..... 14716 ... c.,. ................. ,., ... -· ' •· Saturday, January 3. 1179 CAIL y PIL.01' A. Amerlf!an Spi~t Plant Tree for ·Nation • J A Lot of Rot Make Own Garden Compost A new 20-page booklet written for home gardeners in· terested in learning about garden compost, is available free from Rotocrop. Entitled "A Lot of Rot on Gardens"', the booklet ex- plains in clear, non·scient1fic .terms bow garden compost can act as a soil conditioner and a fertilizer to improve the growth of both flowers and vegetables without the need for chemical fertilizers. · T he book.let first explains that a garden compost heap is a man-made de.vice by which the natural process of de· composition is speeded up so that animal and vegetable waste can be us ed to improve the soil and make plant nutrients more readily available to growing plants. "Compost made from a good variety of common ingre· dients can directly supply your plants with all the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium they need, as well as m any other minerals" states the introduction. It also goes on to explain that compost can be used as a mulch to cre ate a weed·free blanket between rows to protect plant roots from drought and cold, and that compost is a soil conditioner , adding fibrous qualities to the soil. This encourages earthworms which enrlch the ground with their casts. GOOD COMPOSTING materials to use from the garden include remains of vegetable crops, weeds, lawn clippings, leaves and hedge trimmings. Tough stalks like cabbage stems, and thick fibrous roots of perennial weeds are best smashed or shredded before use. Useful household wastes to use include wood ashes from your fireplace, orange peels, egg shells, coffee grounds - even old wool and cotton rags , providing they are well mixed together with other ingredients and moistened. From the farm, straw and animal m anures are ex· cellent materials for composting. T he booklet further advises tha t thick layers of any one material s hould be avoided -especially impermeable layers of sawdust , grass clippings and leaves. These should be mixed with other waste ma terial to improve air flow and drainage of moisture. Although moisture is essential in a compost pile. too much moisture in the form of a sodden or waterlogged con· dition will suffocate the heap and cause putrefaction. Aeration is also vital. Too little will turn the heap into a putrid mess, and too much may cause rapid heat and moisture loss. For a copy of the free information booklet on making compost, write: Rotocrop, 58 Buttonwood Street, New Hope, Penna. 18938. During the Bicentennial year there can be no liner girt to the ·nation than planting a tree to beautify America on its ~h birthday. A new tree for the landscape can symbolize a con· tinuing faith in the American spirit for you and your family. Picture the farm heritage of America in fruit tree plantings for home orchards. Enjoy Almond: Pear, Peach, and Apple bloSSOD\S and come to share in the hope of many for future years of abundant harvests .• Who hasn't been grateful for the foresight our ancest.ors had in planting the magnificent shade a nd ornamental trees that sh ade and enrich our streets, parks, and countryside? DURING THE START of the bareroot season is the perfect time to select a fine shade tree, fruit tree, or ~rnam-ental specimen. In addition, planting bare root s t o ck h a s man y advantages over spring or sum- mer plantings. By establishing the tree during the winter and early spring you can take full advantage of the entire growing season. Ther e 's also little chance that the dormant trees will go into shock if they are cared for cor- rectly and the root system has not been allowed to dry out. Best of all, bareroot trees are usually Jess expensive than containe r grown stock. there are no cans to cut, and the root system is ex- posed for your inspection. CHOOSE FR0~1 deciduous ~ flo we r ing t rees, like Plum, Crabapple, and flowering Peach as well as s h a de trees like Ma ples, Locust and Mulberry to Palms Dying From Fungus SAN DIEGO CAP> -A death· dealing fungus has hit thousands of date palms along the Pacific coastline, and possibly as far as 13 miles inland, park officials say. The d isease, pink bud rot, s trikes in the crown of the Cana r y Is land palms whose fronds become stunted and die. Air moisture, old age and im- proper care are blamed. The big tr ees normally are found in hot desert areas but have been planted along the coast. Many a re reported dying in San Diego ·s Harbor and Shelter islands and in Mission Bay. name only a fe w. f''or the home orchard, nearly all fruit trees are best planted a s young bareroot trees. Select your favorite varie· ty of Peach, Apple, Nectarine, Apricot, Plum, Pear . Cherry, Almond, or Walnut. To plant bareroot trees spread the roots over a cone of soil in the planting hole and gradually 1Ul in with loose tops oil. Pack firmly with your foot when the hole is filled and make sure that the trunk is not buried below lls ori-ginal planting depth. Prune, 1r necessary. under the guidance or your nurseryman, , As we move into tbe thlrd century of our nation we can "honor the past by plauting for the fuh1re," in a m eaningful and lasting tribute. HOME/GARDEN I Potted· Plants Popular During the short, dark days of winter brighten up your home or office with colorful flowering potted plants. Flowering plants a re so e ffe ctive agains t the wint e r d o ld r um s th at nurserymen conce ntrate their e f. forts on potted plants this time of year. This season double flowered hybrid impatiens will make their debut on the w inter market. These impatiens, patented under Weekend Garde11i1ig Cliecklist • P lant shade trees or nower- ing trees now while bare root s l o<'k is available Your nurserym an can assist you in sele<'t ing the proper tree for the particular planting location you have in mind. S um mer-flo wering bulbs begin to a ppear in nurseries this month. Watch for Tigridia and Watsonia , 'as well as Cannas. Gladiolus a nd Calla Lilies are re- adily available fo r planting right now. As weather perm its. plant an- nual fl owers for spring color: Ca l e nd u l as. V io l as , Sna pdragons. Pans ies . and Iceland P oppies. Shopping s hould turn-up some annuals already in bloom It"s open season on snails and slugs. Get your h mit by usin~ bait or pellets in and around shrubbery a nd in flower beds. Roses in the garden should be taking a we ll·carned winter rest. When foliage really begins drop- ping, or you c an see the buds are beginning to s well , you can start pruning the m . Remove al l foliage and dispose of it. ~ the name "Fancifrills" are tht• result of years of breeding work to create flowers so double they resemble miniature rose buds These impatiens, like the single varie ties, can be g r own 1n filtered light situations from s pr ing ·Until hard frost. Indoors place the m in a sunny east or s outh w i ndo w . The w a r m tr opical c olo r s r an ge from salmon. rose, and scarlet to orange. THE RIEGER BEGCNIA, in· troduced a few years ago from Germany, is one of the best in- door performers. The flowers blossom a bove the foliage for a d ram.at ic display oT c 6lor . Though frost·tender. the Rieger Begonia <'an be grown in the summer shade garden. Indoors provide plenty of light. and keep the soil moist but not standing ip , water. Plant Bare Root Strawberries Now You '11 har vest a fmc cool weather s pring crop· ,f you plant bare root strawberries now. The delicious berries can be planted in rows in the vegetable garden for a bountiful harvest, grown in containers on the patio or hung from baskets on the balcony. For the winter·time indoor gardener strawberries can be grown in 8- inch pots with fluorescent lighting If you live in a n area where the summer night temperatures are cool you can enjoy this colorful berry up to six months of the year. Select a variety offered by your local nursery to be certain the variety is adapted to Ute climate in your a rea. Even if you don't live in "official"' strawbe rry country but still wish to harvest your own hom e.grown, don ·1 hesitate to plant them. Plants put out in the ran or now will produce a good spring . <'rop. They won't t ake up much room on your patio in terra cotta strawberry pols or flower boxes. While you enj oy the fresh spring air you can indulge in a handful of fresh strawber ries. THIS IS ONE of the few fruits you can grow in individual 8- inch pots in a cool area. To grow s trawberries indoors use any two-tube fluorescent fixture and one warm white light and one cool white light Fert1lizP more than you would foliage plants. In the end it m ay t urn out to be an experiment -but a fun one for you to watch d uring lhe winter. Strawberries s hould be planted in a sunny well-drained location SINGLE ADULT FB.LOWSHIP Coffw ..... SWy EVERY SUMDA Y • 9:00 A.M. SO. CAUF. COLLEGE DINING COMMONS 2525 N•wport Bl~ .• Costa Mesa GOLDIE RUNYON -642-7550- ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CAPISTRANO V Al1fY BAPTIST CHURCH lJOJJ Del OW.,. 111.. S.. ..._ Cepl•w ,...... W ...... Sw+ic.....t..-00 I 11:00 A.M. 7:15 P.M. ~ .... Sch 11 t:Jt A.M. Qrhtlm T11lrla I 6 P.M. ... w .......... 1'-rer-«45 , .M. Pastor William Davenport 4t).lt40-24 ..... FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 2501 Cliff Drive -~Beach -842-7443 Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. Pastor ...., Sc• 1 II ':JI AX W....., I •.JO .A.M. I 1 P .M. W1 ... *J ~ Semce-1.:30 P.M. FIRST SOUTHERM IAPTIST CHURCH 6IO W. H ..... 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'(WY°"" ltM Lrvrn nllJlln\11\J COAPOR~ TIO!lf All merchandise is priced for pick-up at our dock. in lhc original factory container. Or. If you wish, we'll deliver ror a sligh1 charge. -4 ' l -' ' &· -" ••• ·-...... • .,·· . . • -. ... ·- • \ ... Ul'I T ......... GEORGE BLANDA KICKS AS KEN STABLER HOLDS. 4BYearsOld Oakland's Blanda Still Going Strong· OAKLAND (A P> -George Blanda looked across the room at Fred Belitnikoff, a veteran of 11 seasons who seldom drops passes but has lost s ome hair in recent years. "I remember when Freddie was a rookie. I've watched some eeys on tbts team grow old. Some.or ~m may catch up with me," the 48·year-old Blanda said with a chuckle. The oldest player in National Football League his· tory became the league's all· time high scorer several years ago and reached the 2,000·point mark two weeks ago. He'll be in action Sunday ; against Pittsburgh in the APC championship game. Blanda, in his 26th pro season, has a total of 2,009 points going into Sunday's game. · "That's quite a milestone. being the first man to score 2,000 points -and maybe the last." But h e added. "Unfortunately, this is one game where points don't mean that much. IC I were the a ll-time top scorer in basketball, I'd be making all the money. lb football , yards are more important. ''Lordy, I guess he will go on forever. He's a remarka- ble athlete," said Atlanta coach Marion Campbell, 45, whQse own NFL playing career ended in 1961.. ''I never think about how old I am, except sometimes when I run into men J played with long ago,·· says Blandr. ''Tbe other d~y, J.R. Boone called nte. He was my room- • -mate in 1949 with the Chicago "Bears. He just lost the Fresno State coaching job and he's been coaching for 20 years. When I thought about that, I realized I'm getting to be a pretty old guy.'' He could collect a good pension immediately if he re- tired, but he clearly wants to play on a Super Bowl winner before even considering leav- ing the NFL. "This is our year,'' Blanda predicts. "We'v~ got a great team. Pittsburgti is good, but they know they'll have to play a great game, like they did last year , to keep us out of the Super Bowl." When he was asked before the 1975 season about the possibility or retirement, he replied, "I tried it once, in 1959 .. and I didn't like iL" LOS· ANG ELES-Tbe UCLA Rruins tuned up for their in· tercollegiate basketball con· lrontation with invading Notre Dame today with an easy 111-79 rout of Denver Friday night at· Pauley Pavilion on the UCLA campus. Forwards Richard Washington and Marques Johnson combined !or 54 points and 22 rebounds as UCLA's fourth-ranked Bruins breezed. Today's tilt with Notre Dame is a nationally televised game beginning at I. The Bruins or coach Gene Bartow have won nine straight since their opening. Sooners Top Final Grid Poll Oklahoma, which rode an un- defeated season to the national ti· tie l ast year, survived a midseason loss and exploited Obio State's Rose Bowl loss this season. And on Friday, the Sooners were named college football's national champions by The Associated Press for the second year in a row. The Sooners, 11·1. were well ahead of No. 2 ranked Arizona State, 12-0. Alabama was third and fourth was Ohio State, which had held the No. 1 rating from the fifth week of the 1975 season until Fri· day. The Buckeyes lost the spot because of the upset by UCLA, and that game earned the Bruins the No. 5Tanking. TM TOP Twellty tHms t .Olcla 11-1-0 1,257 tt. TexA&.M 10.2-0 260 2. At'IZ'. St.12-0-0 t,038 12. Miami tM-0 tM 3. Alabam11 t t-t-0 964 11. Maryland t-2-1 ttt 4.0llloSI. 11-t.O 9S7 H.Califomla .. u 17S S. UCLA t-2-1 6st tS. Pltbbrgh M-0 tu 6. THU 10.2-0 S42 ,., Colorado t-).0 90 1. Arltanuis 10-2-0 $3t t7. USC M-41 64 •· Mlcf\toan •2·2 S28 ti. Al'ltON t-2.0 SI 9. ~br•ske 10-'2-0 456 19. Geor9la t-3-G S7 to. P9nn SL t-3-0 319 20. W. V!rglnlat.a.4 32 'Lalcer•T--Me INGLEWOOD -Rick Barry's 28 points and Jamaal Wilkes' 20 led the Golden State Warriors to a 113-105 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers Friday night in National Basketball Association play. The victory improved the War· riors' record to 24-8, best in the NBA, and dropped the Lakers s 112 games behind Golden State in the Paeifi~ Div~ ~IMlm meet again fontghl in Oikland. It's on TV <Channel 5) at 8 o'clock. GOLDEN STATE (UJ) -S.rry 29, WllU-S 20, Ray 13, C. Johnson 12, Smith f7, Dickey'· Dudley 3, G. Johnson t, Wiiiiams 13. LOS ANGELES (llSI -F«d 22, Wamer 6, Abdul-Jal>Olr 25, Allen 18, Goodtidl 20 CalholM\ 4 u n11 •, Ru5Mll 6. ' ·• Golden State '27 31 3S 20-113 LoSAnQeltS 26 25 28 26-IOS T01•1 fouls: Golden State 23, Los Angeles 2•. Fouledout: NoM.A: 15,590. Trojans Play LOS ANGELES The University of Southern California faces Nevada (Reno) tonight in a non-conference basketball game. The Trojans are 10-1 for the season after winning the Hawaii Rainbow tournament and beat· ing previously undefeated Iowa. RJre Coarla Qadt• HOUSTON -Al Conover, Rice University h ead football coach since 1972, resigned Friday Conover's four-year record was 14·28-2 The former University of Kentucky quarterback has done tittle passing since 1970, when his heroics in last minute victories made him the toast of the sports world. He was voted The Associate4 Press' Athlete of the Year at Today's TV Sports age43. ..... Or was he44? Raiders coach John Mad· den , 39, r ecalls that, "When l became head ~oach, everyone was asking me how I'd handle a player 10 years older than me. Now there's only nine years dif· ference. Etther I'm getting older or George is getting younger." But Madden and Al Davis, the team's managing general partner, don't care how old Blanda is as long as he con· Unues to win games with his placekicking, as he did with field goa l s agai n st Washington and, Atlanta in • overtJme games this season. 11 a.m. (9) -THIS IS THE . NFL -Highlights of the AFC and NFC divis ional playoffs. (28) -TENNIS -Tennis stars of the future are showcased in the Junior Davis Cup, taped at Miami,. Beach. 1 p.m. (4) -COUEGE BASKBTBALL -Notre Dame's Fighting Irish meet the UCLA Br~ns in Pauley Pavilion. 2 p.m. (28 ) -TENNIS - Early-round matches in the $80,000 world mixed doubles championships, taped. 3 p.m, (4) -COLLEGE BASKETB"LL -The San Jose Spartans mee t the Oregon Ducks at Eugene. 3:30 p .m . (7) -PRO BOWUNG -Coverage of the opening event on the 15th PBA tour from Arcadia. 5.o.m . (7)-WIDEWORLD OF'fSPORTS -International ·Race of Champions with 12 of the world's top drivers com· peting. Also, Otga Korbut1n a gymnastios exhibition. 6 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The UCLA Bruins host Notre Dame in a game taped earlier in the day. 8 p .m. (5 ) -NBA BASKETBALL -The Lakers meet Ute Golden State War- riors at Oakland. 9 p.m. (11) -BOXING FllOM THE OLYMPIC - Schedu.led: Frankie Duarte takes on Famosito Gomez in a ' bantamweight bout. 10:35p.m. (S)-COLLEGE BASKETBALL-USC faces Nevada (Reno) in a game taped earlier in the day in Reno. UCI ... .I Battles ·Northridge UC Jrvine•1 baaPtball team UCt baa had some close battles We'll have to J:.tay well to beat bids for tta llxtJl 1trafebt ,victory wtlb the Matadors over the put them ... says T . on lta home eourt toni,bt wben few seasons, as evidenced by last UCI will start Jones and Kevin the Anteaten take oo Cal State year's scores. The Anteaters Davis at the •uards with Mike (Nortbrldg&) at 8 o'clock. logged 69~ and 82· 76 victories. F itzmorris at center and Coach Thn Tift'• UCI An· Following tonlght"s tilt, the An· Cleveland and Scott Jenkins at teatera have a 5-4 Muon record teaters will host Bethany College the forwards. with all five wlnt .cominc at Tuesday, then take on NAIA UCtltVINI CM) Crawford liall. Tbe last two cha,mpion Grand Canyon College • .. .. .. ""' came earlitr th.it week when UCI "a week from tonight in Phoenix. OMllftd • .. " 124 ,. . toppled Centr•l Collece ol Iowa, Grand Canyon (10.0) ls ranked 'vwn;. • " H ., ,..., Jones • 42 4 • ... 81·11 and Sprlnc Arbor, Mich., No. 3 S. lhe coJlege division. °'~' • ti t• '° ... """" • -·' 78 ... , .. Northrtdee comH into the """''"' ·' t7 ' ,. u ?;.1Ward Steve Clevelmld con· 11me with a 7·1 record. The Ill~·· • ,. 14 ,. u tlauel ~pace UCI'• S(OrinJ al· Matadors· tone lQss was to ~ 1 ,. ' ,. .. , ... Ir , " 4 • ... tack wl a 13.8 ·aver.,e. He's Lo)'Ola. WttMft t 4 0 • ·-· followed by William Younie "Nortbriclge has one of its bet· Tlwtftlll ' ., ' ,, 1.4 1Kk""9 4 ~ .. 10 u ~ ,UO.~) and Nate Jones {9.8). ' ler teams ln the last few ~ears. Total a • n1 11' .., JU • 1 loss to Indiana, a 20-point thump- ing at the hand of No. 1 lndiaoa- and that, too, was before a nation wide TV audience. Notre Dame, which has lost to Indiana and Kentucky in narrow defeats on the road, is' led by 6·5 Juntor Adrian Danlley. Dantley, an All-American, is back at Notre Dame after _pass· ing up a chance with the pros and a million-dollar contract. He 's bittin1 62 percent of his shots and ~day. January 3, 197S averaging 29 points per game. The Bruins, in winning their ninth straight Friday, led by only five points at halftime against the scrappy Pioneers of Denver. . But the powerful front liqe of J ohnson and Washington and center Ralph Drollinger went to wor~ in earnest as the Bruins rolled up 66 points in the second half. Washiogton scored 30 points and pulled down 12 rebounds, and Johnson added 24 points and 10 rebounds. Drollinger, scoreless in the first half. hit three quick goals after the intermission to get the I.A Defensive Star Simpson Rams' Extra Weapon WS ANGELES (AP> -The ball carrier appears to be stopped by two Los Angeles Rams tacklen at the right sideline, but in the middle of the field Bill Simpson is sprinting like a madman toward the downed run- ner. A split second later, the ball pops loose from the runner's grasp and Simpson pounces on the ball. lt's a scene that's been enacted a handful of times this season and although Simpson swears be doesn't know in advance there will be a fumble or pass in· terception, • 'tbe play 'is never over until they're walking back to the huddle." Simpson, a puckish sort of safety in theonce- maligned secondary of the Rams wbo take on Dallas for the National Football Conference ti· tie Sunday, bas intercepted six passes in this, ~is second year with the club. He also bas made enough tackles to make a linebacker wince. "No, it's not by design that I'm running all over the place," he said, "but there are so many good people. out there you never know when a man is down. Besides, most people think of the safety as the last line of defense -' guy wbo stands back there in center field and waits to in- tercept passes and make an oc~ cMk>nal tackle. of .. Well, I was a quarterback un- til · my sophomore year at Michigan State and I like to feel in control of the game, even now. I think too many safeties in football lose contact with the game if they wait for it to come to them. "I just like to get hold of the ball. It's a natural instinct, I guess." • Simpson's latest heroics in· eluded an interception of a Jim Hart pass and a 65-yard return for a touchdown last Saturday as the Rams beat the St. Louis Cardinals 35 -23 in the NFC semifinal. Simpson's runback BILL SIMPSON gave Los Angeles an early 14·0 lead. "That was my biggest thrill as a Ram." said the man they call Huckleberry because or his re- semblence to the Mark Twain character. "It was the highlight of rpy career because it came against a team whi<!h scores a lot of points and we needed all we could get." ·Simpson was asked which po~tion he would play if given a choice of any on the fieltf. uNo question -quarterback," he ,said. "I like the idea of having the option of calling the plays. controlling the game.'' Early in the season, Simpson says, the Rams d efensive backfield was considered the weak link in an otherwise strong defensive unit. ''We were blasted pretty good at tim~ last year," be said. "But the defensive line had so much publicity and the linebackers are so good that maybe we weren't considered that good by comparison. "But we decided we wanted to get the job done so we tried to eliminate the things we had been doing wrong.•· The Rams wound up No. 2 in the National ·Football League behind Minnesota ii; total de· fense. Ez~ Vanguard Fouled Former Southern California College star Al Carlson is run over by Houston's John Johnson in -a-recent National Basketball Assodation game. Ca~lson, from Garden Grove ,~ a rookicwit:ttheSeaUleSuperSonlcs. --·-- . ' OAILYPILOT BJ Bruins started. Drollinger wound up with 10 points and eight re- bounds. · In the first half, it was guard Jimmy Spillane who got the Bruins back into jt when they were trailing 31 ·26 with six. minutes to platTn the half. Spillane intercepted three passes and scored seven points as UCLA r eeled off a 13-point. blitz to take a 39-31 lead. Dl!NVE" C7tl -Mitchem 11. Heaton 7, 8aftkf\Hd to, Cribari 14, Hilt 20. ~n"'C)ll11 to, ~msont,Swlll•v•. UCLA 1110 -WHhlnQton :IO, Johnton 24, ~.u. I~ 10, To-wnd 2, Mcear-•. Solll-"· Stftltf\ U, Holland '· GtHnwood 4, Vl'Of'rWf\ '· ()Uncle.,, Htlflirne: UCLA 0-40. Tot•• fouls: Den-''· UCLA 1'-Fouled out: Bankf\Hd A. 11,419, Buc~eyes li1npH01ne, Cancel Rally PASADENA (AP) -Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin re- mained in California with a broken h~nd and the rest of the Ohio State Buckeyes went home Friday, t heir dreams of a national championship shat- tered. ~. Winners of 11 straight and favored by 15 points, Ohio State dominated the first half in the New Year's Day classic before UC LA All-American quarterback J ohn Sciarra caught up with the Buckeyes. Coach Woody Hayes, who locked the dressing room doors and refused to talk, later said. "We got outcoached and just got beat. O ur defense played magnificently for the first half. but our offense didn't play good all day. This UCLA staff just OUl· coached us.'' As the Buckeyes, losers by 23-10, flew back to a weeping Ohio, the school carrceled a planned r eception on the campus. Athletic directot J. Edward -Weaver said be called off the rally, planned to celebrate the n ational championship, because "it just didn't seem ap- propriate. The players wanted to go straight home. Woody agreed." A university spokesman said the team would not even go to the airport terminal on arrival in Columbus, but would climb on buses where the plane landed. Hayes, losing his fourth Rose Bowl in bis last five ap-_ pe.aranees, ~till was unhappy Friday. A photographer ap· proached him to pose for. a picture at the Los Angeles airport. "No pictures." he snapped. "I've given you enough pictures.'' . • Vanguards Roll Past 4 Foe, 90-68 By CRAIG SHEFF Ofth• O•ily Pilot st.ff Sophomore guard Dave Barron s~ored 24 points and 6-10 freshman center Randy Adams hit 21 in sparking Southern California College to an im- pressive 90 -68 basketball win over visiting Cal State Wom- inguez Hills> Friday night. It was the opening league gam(' for both teams in NAIA .Northern Di vision play.- Th e Vanguards won the game in the opening half, jumping to a big lead and m aintaining it behind the s hooting and de· fensive play of Barron and Adams' inside work. Coach Paul Peak's Vanguards roared to a 47-30 lead late in the first half, but the Toros cut it to 53·H early in the second 20 minutes. But then R:irroh went to work. He hit a 10-foot baseline jumper. then -after a Toros turnover- fed a nifty pass to Jeff Malstead in close. Thal bucket made it 57-44 and the Vanguards breezed the rest of the way. Barron. from Buena High. played exceptionally well. He directed the offense well. had a good defensive game and even got his share of rebounds. Barron hit his first six shots from the field (most from around the perimeter > and canned eight of 10 in the opening half when il really counted. A}Jam s, from San Diego's Crawford High, controlled the boards, getting all of his 10 field goals Crom inc lose . Another freshman, Freddie Glaster, also played well for the Vanguards. scbring 18 points. S<;C, .wbich hit 57.S percent 0£ its shots in the opening half, finished with a 51.9 percentage for the nigh!. canning 40 of 77 shots. The Vanguards return to play Tuesday, visiting Cal Baptist in a non· league encounter. 5"IUMrll CAI Ct ..... All •· """• . .. ...... SJOU ~ otot • 2 1 ,. ,....., t • ' • 10 ' 1 ,, v--. 1 •• ' n 1 a 1• Tetalt 40 10 lt to a o a ' DAILY PtLOT 1! '!. . ,..., ~ ~ • < ;. "' ,--. Block S ide li n e d CdM Gets Scare; Posts 61-56 Win By F.D RURGART Of th• Oallr Pilot Sutt . Wit h th e i r best pla ye r sidelined. the unbeaten Corona de! Mar High Sea Kings bar~ly won their 10t h bas ketball game P.riday night. edging scr appy El 'f.oro, 61 ·56, .in non-league action ~Costa Mesa High. : Even with 6-6 cente r Alex Est ancia Rolls ;To 77-62 Win Ove r N e wport By HOWARD I •. HANDY Of the Oa1lr Pilot SUit Newport Harbor Hil?h's Ta rs battled the Estancia Ea1?les on eyen terms for thr!?(' quarters bffore running out of gas in the final stanza Friday night in drop- ping a 77-62 nonl eague decision on the·Eagle.s C'ourt. 'Tonight Estancia tangles with FAison at 7 and Newnort Har bor f~ces Rancho Ala m itos at 8:30 in tbe Newport gym For coach Ken Ammann's wi n· l~s Tars it was a heart·breaking loss. The til?hl zone defense shut olf the inside to the F..stancia at- tack and kept hig h-scorinsr J im McCloskey under wraps until the final period. Bill Wilkenson and Pat Patrick worked effert1n:-ly in l im1tin~ the F.agles hiI?h·scor ing center to eight points for the first three The Tars <1ppearcd out of the g11me in the second stanza as B!'tancia m o\•e d to a 31-17 ad\'antage. Rut with Kim Cooke leadmg the way. they scored the riext 11 points to narrow the mar?in to 31 -27 onl y to fo ll bt.'hind ~'fain mid way through the third period. This time 1t was Wilkenson who tqok the lead a nd cut the !!::IP to two at 19-47 at conclusion of the third quarter .· .But after the teams <'xrhanged a . pair of b::is kets in the first 2Y:z·minutes of the fourth period. MrCloskey bega n to hit and ~cored 12 points with deadly ac- rttracy at the frrc throw lin<' a nd t"istmg ·msid<' mov<'s lo pull the P..3 gles awciy EsUnc1a 1n1 Newpon IU I 19 II pl tp .. ti pf t• v.-Horn 3 2 1 1 C.l•y l I 1 1 Neuman S 7 l 12 Scllwa lbl' 7 t • \ MC~ll~ 1 6 I io Wtlll~\00 • s 1 t) cct.tt r t 0 , , Cookt 10 t 5 11 B<scl'tofl a 1 \ 1& Ken o 7 o 1 KllDIVlleldl 1 1 1 J Cra19 ) O 2 6 H .. I 1 1 1 • Tot,)I\ 25 12 17 61 ,,,,Cfl l 0 I (> LIR~ 701 • foto1ts 31 15 11> 11 Sore lly Ow• r1w1 ti 17 14 21-n u 1.4 1t ls-412 Saddleback Faces Dons . Saddleba c k Co ll ege 's b sketball team will attempt to lc4ep its record unblemished • ~Inst Orange County oppo· ta when it hosts Santa Ana liege at Mission Vlejo lDgh ·ght CS o'clock). nd fn another JC 1ame an1e Coast (6-7) travels to tm- al Valley ror a 7:30contest. dleback'a Gauchos have a 9-.-ord for the season and ar 3 aaalnat count1 roes - hadlng a wild 104-102 win over nta Ana in the OCC&,oumey ln ly December. The non., come otb• same with a 7-5 record. C'• Pirates also meet a t m they previously defeat«I. :.Bucs edaed the Arabi, 65-64, ~ •rkl •10 at 9CC· -. Rlack sitting on the Sea Kings bench dressed in a coat and tie, Corona del Mar still had plenty o( height on the Chargers whose front line meas ured 6-3, 6-2 and 6-0. Black, who s uffered a badly. sprained right ha nd in practice the other day, rould onJy watch as the Sea Kin gs frittered away an 11-point first half lead to trail 56·53 wit h three m inutes remain· ing in the final qua rter. But Tandy Gillis' Sea Kings scored · the game's final eight points. The big basket was Paul Akin's d ri ving layup with one minute to go when Corona del Mar assumed a 58-56 lead. Steve Schloe mer r ame llp with a loose ball with eight seeonds to g o whe n h e was f o uled. Schloemer sank the free throw as the young· Chargers saw their re- cord drop to 3·4. El Toro, outmanned but not outhustled . trailed 35-29 at the half but hit on seven o( 11 in the thi rd quarter when it cut the margin to 49-·17. The Hill twins, Mike and Mark, had eight of the 16 third quarter points and Mike converted a steal into a layup. . DAN BOLDT (42) REACHES AS HB'S CLARK SIMS (5~), KEVIN KARKUT (24) MOVE IN. Sophomore Rob Charles scored a three-point play with five minutes left to give the Chargers a three-point lead. HB Shocks VikeS, 72-66 But Corona del Mar finally took advantage of its better personnel in the late stages when the inexperienced Chargers Jost the ball four times. Harbin Sparks Oilers to Victory Stassel was the Sea Kings' top performer. scoring 14 points, 10 coming in the first half. As for Black , Gillis says the j unior center will not st art against Dana Hills tonight, hop- ing to have hi m ready for the Century League opener against El Modena Wednesday. CdM 160 ft It pf tp Rurlcko1 J 2 • e Sc11toemer 1 1 3 3 Carn 3 4 3 10 Stnsel 6 2 2 14 G<Jlsness 3 1 1 7 l\kln 3 1 • 7 NebO 2 0 4 4 Ahem 1 • 2 8 Tot•IS 23 1$ 23 61 El To"' U4) Olartes Singh Mike Hiii Mark Hiii Fraser Ric~ Helm G'\IWod Totals ft ft pf .., 2 J 1 7 0 0 2 0 2 1 • 11 3 6 • 10 0 2 0 2 2 2 3 6 • 0 • • s 0 s 10 18 20 23 56 See re ll'f Qlla rters CoronadelMar n 13 u 11-41 El Toro 11 11 II ~ By GLENN WIUTE OftM Dally PlletSUff It seemed victory would be a mere formality. That is, mighty; Marina, ranked No. 2 in Orange County prep basketball circles, would simply have to show up, flex its muscles and the Hunt- ington Beach High Oilers would be vanquished Friday night at the HB gym . · · Marina had All-CIF returnee Rich Branning, averaging 29.6 points per game, and a com· manding edge on the boards. But stealing a chapter from UCLA's storybook Rose Bowl win over Ohio State, the Oilers parlayed hus lle, defense, de· termination a nd the hot hand of Perry Harbin to stagger the Vikes, 72-66, before 2,Z77 Cans. El Dorado Buries Icy Barons,.67-~9 By ROG ER CARLSON half and into the fourth quarter 0t1MD•llYl'l1et-.... the losers missed 20 of 21 at- Fountain Valley Higb's Barons tempts from the field and in all have been r e legated to third the Barons clicked on 20 of 66 for place action tonight in the (30.3percent). Sant i a g o H i g h Ho J l d a y E l Dorado, meanwhile, was basketball tournament following breezing behind the ~ring of 6-7 what was perhaps the poorest Rory Lovell's 24 points andBJake performance by a Barons quintet Withers' 21 counters. Withers, an in s~verat's'easons Frlday night. All·CIF choice in 1975, is the only The Barons meet Tustin returniJJg member from the '75 tonight ttt 7-thanks to a resound-El Dorado squad. ing 67-49 thumping by El Dorado Coach Dave Brown·s Barons High ·s Golden Hawks, a power in were without the services of Jon 2·A circles. Holl~, their 6-3 forward, who Fountain VaUey, comidered by ~ wua1dellned with a backbtjury. many as the major threat to El Dorado, coached by former Ma.(ina ln the 4-A Sunset League Mater Del mentor Naab Rivera, race, wh1cb begins Wedoelday, dominated both ends of the court sim~ly had one of tbme samn in the reboundlnc came and lhe you d like to for1et. Hawks' pre11 caused numerous Despite being outplayed Fountalri Valley turnovers and thrO\l•hout the first half. the seemed to upset FV's tempo. Barona trailed by only a 2t-22 halftime.tally. But that was only the begin· ning as the Barons could connect on only one of 16 attempt& from the field ln the third period, and the t0le bucket was on a layup off an El Dorado turnover. From'lbc· tail.end of th~ first ....... Vl "'7 c.t, .... ,, . 1 2 t ,. • S I 1J 0 0 1 0 5 t t 1t 1· 0 , t Tonight Huntington travels to Los Amigos for an 8 o'clock tiff. The Vikes are idle until Wed- nesday's Sunset League opener with Westminste r. The Oilers knocked off Marina with a suffocating defense which kept the Vikings outside and which left Bra nning with 20 points on 9 of 23 fi eld goal tries and a pair of free throws. That. and Harbin's las t half spree which found him canning 20 of his 27 points, in the th ird quarte r, on an assortment of 15· footers, layups and freetbrows. He had a tremendous support· ing cast with Scott Weir playing well off the bench, aggressively going to the bucke t and winding up with 11 points. Clark Sims played tough inside and had 14 . .. points while the guards, Paul Finchamp a nd Kevin Karkut, helped keep the pressure on de- fensively. ··w e played pretty good de- fense," Combs said. "We forced them into turnovers and we had someone on Branning no matter where he went a nd m ade sure he couldn't penetrate. "We d idn't want to give him the unmolested shot because we See Oilers, Page 83 Mlr1H (64) Branning UQtancl Boldt Coolt 8uhler Walren Senkbell Totals ft ft pf tp 9 2 2 20 .. 0 • 8 s 0 s 10 6 ... 20 2 0 s .. 2 0 .... 0 0 1 0 21 10 2S 66 """'-... di (72. fg ft pf tp Spowart 1 o 3 2. Harbin 10 7 3 27 Sims s 4 4 14 Karkut 2 2 1 6 Flnchamp 3 <I 2 10 Thornton I O O 2 Weir l .S J 11 Totals 25 n 1' 72 score II'( °"9rtlln um•umow, "Tiil HUIU sm:· Ul.AICl.S GI 14 " 11 ,~ 17 1t 26 11-n· ..J.• Till SJm AH • ';,~;• .. Jll( •£•·· -.... Muston~~~~ Roll Past.-. , DB,61-47. By DONKEY Of .. IMlll' ""'""' Costa Mesa's Mustangs out: scored Dana Hills High 14..0 dur· ing a five-minute span of the second half and def ealed the Yis· iting Dolphins, 61 -47, in a non· league basketball game Friday night. Tonight, Dana Hills hosts Corona del Mar at 8. At the same site, C<>sta Mesa and El Toro meet at6:30. Larry Sunderman's Mustangs only led 37·35 with 1:30 remain- ini in the third period when the hosb gave the vis itors a lesson on bitting the boards as well as troubling the Dolphins with a full court press. . Steve Kiley hit a rebound basket to send the Mustangs ahead 39-35 late in the th1rd period. . With seven seconds left in the quarter, a Dolphin was cited for an offensive foul and Mark Oman sank a 10-footer at the buzzer, giving the Mustangs a six-point lead. Costa Mesa then scored 10 straight unanswered points in the first three minutes of the fourth quarter when Art Jenkins' Dolphins turned the ball over three times against Costa Mesa's press. Dana Hills, 2·6, trailed 20·12 in the second quarter when it scored 10 straight points, four by Steve Crapo. Hitting only four of 16 shots in the second quarter, the Mustangs trailed Z7·26 at the half. Dana Hills upped the margin lo 28-26 with less than a minute gone in the fourth quarter when Sunderman was cited for a technical. From then on though, the Mustangs and Oman couldn't be stopped. Oman had 10 or his 16 points in the second half. Connecting on eight of 12 shots in the final perio.d, the Mustangs wound up sinking 27 of 59 from the field while the Dolphins hit 19 · of39. DIM Hills (<171 Colla Mne 1411 Paulson Aeew Mlki.wlcr Hoffman Crapo Hein Aouflar Sorr- Toi.ls Schilled OOftl Wiison Fletcher P9rbt' ~ Hfhe?llel' JIQwl Jolrt0r Asfllcy s.tlll TotllS Srnltft ~ Dey Musick Oo"" MolrlCk ll L.owllC• Otan Z0911 , Mll<lltll Fl'(N\ E9tr1ton Totlli llOlde!I LID'( Jeranko Te'flOr W1lsll Dlnllom Atnner llr\1!11 ......,. 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I ••• ••• 7.6 7.S s.o .t.1 3.0 1.6 1.3 IU ntl· 13.6 11.0 10.0 ... 117 6.7 4.0 3.6 3.<I 2.• 47.S ]] • I., I sec ft~ fO\( 6~ bai Ra Fri gar at: l Es' at Ha COi sez 1 brc ga1 the fin Vo poi we: 21 1 for Ii big the ear edg We gar Ute qu ad\ 12 s p. lS·f the· the lOS! rer Oe1 ba Chi ~ tog fin~ mit and alt will pla: c Che rec, vi ct the gan .;ea ' OHi Bell ... ,, -Giii~ . vooe MtC Sant Otnl Gom T• Edis Ron1 0 0 ' kn· I thE t boa eo. ing 171 hig onl ab) , pla aJ'K th tur J.. lar Hu: las· the fro: lt Hai on dUE .the ' . .. I Ha ga• ga1 anc J :4 per ~, go ME cor aft• A II • • • " r;-. Edison.-. .ln69-59 Victory t By RON EVANS ' Of tlM Deity ...... ...,. · Edison .Hteh School scored 18 points at the ftee throw llne in the fourth quarter to post a 69·59 non ·lea1ue basketball vktory over Rancho Alamitos High Friday night in the first game of a doubleheader at Estancia High. Edison will face the Estancia Eagles tonight at 7 in. the Newport Harbor 'High gym to complete the pre-league season for botb teams. The Edison Chargers broke open a tight ball game with accuracy at the charity stripe in the final stanza with J39b Vo~lsang hitting 10 points. Eight of the 10 were at the line with his 21 high for the Chargers for the night. Rancho Alamitos. with big C'6·8> Scott Wear at the pos t. took command early and held a 26·24 edge at halftime. With Wear hitting 16 of his game-high 29 points in SPOITS Santa Anita Results l'lltST a ACE -6f11rl0n9s. 4yearotds &wp. ClalMl1'9, Pvl'M$t000. Anl«i<MI Scowl tc.mci.sl >I.to 16.60 uo IUO 7.20 1.60 tloleo (Hawley) Tenino VIiie (PIW<t> Tlmt -1.n~. -- Scr1tdled -COtn• C.1<11 Ma, Bold 111d Cl•nlc, M•d M1110r Prince, Frelltfl Rlv11. SICOND a ACS -6 furtong:s. Fillies & l'ltlf'H, 4 y .. r olds a. up. Cl1lmlng. PuneUJOO. PltpperRoma CHawtey) uo uo 3.40 Theresa D. 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Alto r1n -Pleesurest. KAiie's Proof, Tum Of 1'1te, R-d ~°"'· No1<r1td1es. and could never catch up "'""A.ACE -1~ miles on turf. 4 I h h t i.. .,..., olds & up. St1rten AllOWlncH. a t oug u.ey were PunaS10.ooo.H111s1dedlstenceser1es within five with l :05 to · -c11u1. 1 GluchOS11r p ay • (Morelos> 79.00 31.IO IS.80 Coach Lionel Purcell's Aomlsh <R1m1rn1 •.«i 4.40 Chargers Improved their S.tchJot (Alvarez> s.oo Tlme-1 ..... record to 3.5 with the Also ,.., -A11·s Wish, 5'1;1ni5h victory Without having Sliver. Kl119 W•ko, Asc1rl, Squire Htnrr. Ctnltl, Ooubll Tlke, eai-1. the benefit of a home Cimarron 11 . game in the pre-league scretchtd-ROU91\PIK•. EKPreu-• ly Youn, Ed's Cllolct, l.tss Pr1ttkal. season. * * * EdiMft IH) •• fl ... , .. 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Marina last led 4440 as Harbin and Branning put on a dazzling scoring duel for the first half of the third period. · But Sims, Weir, Harbin and Finchamp gave the Oilers the game's next eight points and they led 48-44 with l : 42 left in the third period. They upped the edge to 68·58 with 2:48 to go in the . game and Marina could never come closer than four after that. u auct., 1-GHcM St.ar a S-"""'111. ""9S1,1tl ... Slxnt aACI: -6 furlongs. 3 yor Old meldencolts & geld1119$. Purwsasc>o. WDrld Pt..,.,,. CTorol ll.to 13.IO 9.00 June's 811111r (HlrTll) 13.60 9.IO Ute'sHopelSmltlll 17.IO Tltne-1.093/S. Alto r111 -SIMllUN, Lucky Tr•r, Kendell Drlvt, Pett Crlstofl, C.Dnslltutlon, Pus the OWi, Oewr Advoc•tt, Forll's SlltOOW, Flying ~nsu. Scrlt<hed -Tsavo. Sl!VENTM aACE-6furlonQS.3yetf old mnes. C11lml119. Purse sasoo. Frtsll Fruit <Torol 34,eo 12.eo 7.40 GranJ1 Sutno IAnoon) 9.40 uo 8yllnet>irl IMent) ••OO Tlme-1.112/S. Also rtn -Fl1Slly Pus, Scot's Dunoon, Action Taku, Dreamy Rhythm, Cryst11 HI, Steve's Glrl, Dutt Ont, Fourth Princess. Uttlt NIOht~slc. Scrltclll<l -Obey Thi Helm. u auctt, 1·~resll l'rlllt & t-Gr111Jt S-,""9$1Sl.IO. EtGMTH a.ACE -6 fur!ongs. 4 year olos & up, Clessltlect •11-encu. Puna $16,000. >\Kelle IShoemel!fl'I 1UO UO UO Rocket Review IH1wl1rl S,60 l.IO Blue E.,..CS 0.vy (Plnc•r> 2.60 Tlrne -1.0tl/S. Alto ren -Wiid nctlcs, Ae9111 Troubldour, Bingo 11, HOllSe Of ~. Toy Kine, Mlrldtro, Oc.alt 11o.,,, Co11et9d ~ Notcret<hts. NINTH aACl:-1\lt mlles.4yurOld$ & up. Sterters a11ow1nces. Purse 14500. . Ageflt Provocateur (H1wteyl 7 .IO 4.20 3.IO Cltllk IToro > uo 4. ?O Olst~119 !Pierce) 3.80 Tlme-1.032/S. Aho ren -Proflcltnl, Chtnc'y. Peul's lmpul'4, S.ng1y1n, Anonimo II. • s.retcl\ed -un .. pectecllr, Flm Mllffty. is •uaa ... ._., ....._...., • ~""9•11s.•. Pro Scores NttltMI ~11 Autelllllelt Pl\li.otlptil1112. Cltveltncl 101 lkiffl4o 106. N-Yorti 105 MllwlUkff,., 0.trolttl Ntw0fte-ll1,Atlent19S W1S111ngton 107, Clllc.t90 " (OI) Goldeft Stltl 113, l.os Angeles 10S Boston t02, SHttle • Mwtc• ............ ._ ..... New Yol'll 10., $M Mtllnlo '6 Kent\Klly 11'-Vlrtlftla IM Otnver 131, lllldl-1U · ....._.I lte<lley Lett• At11nt1 7, St. Lovls 1 c.llfor"llll I, WHtllnoton S Boston 4, VM<-r 4 ltlu JA.NUA.RY S1tLE Savings from 50% to 70% or' more. Saturday. January 3, 1979 OAILYPILOT ~~~~===~--~-Basketball &itta Anita Entries ..... ....., CIMr,Tr_.P_ ,., ........ , ... p.a. D euna fqrtl ••ct , "•..a..•.--.... "9CIK l'IMT •AC• -=•rn, :a ..,..,Clldt.. Cltlfftl .... Purw • l' .. talllt,, IW1rdl 11• 0tw110tv11 ((Mclou ) 1tt HHt'l'KIP(G•UI) 119 PlllltO'SMocw\ <Mrlesl t 11 Mr.8. .. r(Wlbon) 119 Mlckey•9Joy "'"""") ttz Fldt.ltOtnlelle (8tl'lb) 111 0.ltyOlsl• (Llllf\lml tit All Seven tul*lfl (HI rt) 111 Klny IC.ly (Monlton) 117 MCOHOaACl-.OOn1ds.J~old 11\lldtns. Ct•lrnlno. Pun• 'noo. Ot l!T11119prlc•SIO,OOO "-lty (Mtlr l CoollnSl'lloottl ICltrlsw> lrn11JMt»Glrl (CMOOa) Aulnd's Red L.tdy 18tflh) Oullot IKnloMI Cilt'N Go ( 8'oolls) OurllSllnt IMIKlltll) Go C.JIMI {Trffiurt) WlndrClll<k <Mrltsl Zlp'NGo (WllJOn1' TH 1 ao •K• -4441yerds.3 .,_o4chlr Ollmlng. Purw aooo. c111mtnollf'l<.t uooo. Lll'ldlltdy {Mon Ison) Happyc.t (G,1111) / SwlnglnQSllM (M'l'leS) E.t9" Dln<M (C.11) ..ElcllkC'.DunLl&rt) Scottlt's .. rEnct (Cerdo&I) AedRtdWlllt (Welton> StHn\Olll'9'f" (Crteger) "-911 Ringo IWerd) L.tCSy u Creme 18enlts> 111 119 119 122 U1 10 122 119 122 • }11 1.22 "' "' llt 122 111 122 119 , 19 119 119 117 113 MVSNTM uce -•70 Ylrds. 3 yur olch&up.A.li.wtftCe, P\lrstMOOO. Tiie C.-OelMer Ol4' Smooolit (TrMwre I Zle's Son <UtiNm> MT. 81«11 Dick lltnllsl Nett I lroc*s > Tolllelltoitl IRW'lnhl GoOttf'Go(Wtttoftl ~0.-IM~IMI m 11• 119 119 119 122 119 •tctMTM RAC• -UO Ylfds. 3 .,..r oldl&up. Fiiiies & mereL CltlMll\9. Pllfse $4000. Cl9irnl119 prlct l1 soo. 01-.ntMeneri IHtrt> Otclle'sGtm ( .... ks) Resuits c:ou.&o• UC\.A t 11, O...veOt tJSjtn, TuesA&.M 7S •1 C.I St. tf'11lltnllnl '4, U 5-1 OitQO TtUS (!J .. tMl 71, So. Colorldcl M 8olM 51. "· Wiiie Pacltk 74 Wlkt FGnst tS, Hof'\h Ctroll111 G Nl_.,11s, tYU .. 1Mgerstl,S~70 Seton Hall 1031 $W Lt. M CJMIMft *· •ltctyM 71 MIO!! COl"9t t4,.tonnectlcuU3 £, C.,,.llM II, TM (l\tdtl 7' Anny at. Ntw Hempshl re u • Noni\ Garollne SI. 10.. D11ke '5 Houston 1t, Houston 81t:1t111 ff l'tnll Stitt~ H1rv1rd SS ,..,.,,.. Sttl.,I, Stcremtn10 S( 7• UC Stnt1 9tr1Mr1 U, Crelo1t1on 11 Sin Dl9go St. 71. Ntw Mealco SI Plcltlc IO.Slo 'r•ncl&eo St. 72 USIU ... CIArtlnonl·Mu«t SJ Occldent11110, l.A 81pt111 11 Nhtdm IRenol 103,HaywardSt II UQ 0.vls II, LUlher. Iowa 7t Ctl .. ptlsl'6, OrlOOfl heh lS 9tktntletdS1.101.c111pmen70 Blolt 61, A.tlda Pac Ilk~ JUNIOR COLLEGE AlwnlOt "·Fullerton •9 Lone 8tKll 71, Los An9tlH cc 67 MIGMSCHOOL Slfttl ... TOll"'O'I' a.m.i-1111 Somls El Ooredo'7, Foun11ln V1lle'1'4' Wtslmlnster71, Tus11nn CtftMlllioft Se Mh &olst GranCll 9S, Kennedy 18 8utnt Perk SO. s.nt1190 46 Ht•H..e .... CvpreM 13, V1lencl1 S6 Fullfl'ton st, Sonor• •I Lt H~I 4, Servltt 47 Los Al1mltos 74, Maono1ta o Troy 60, Anehtlm •4 Gtrden Gf'ow ... Brea U "-TMlly ..,...,._.,°"" IS.llttsl , .. Btlee.wll'tftCl'fJI) O.W&flut . fltMl1191CA19M (Howa<d) lit °"""8 ~ (Ollvtres> f'lrtl ..... ti:. p .M. flOU•TM aACI -1 1/1' ..,,..._ • w-. L99t<y .... ....,., tsDtlly ..... Oa \14& w ..__ .,._., 010S ~ \IP Cll IMl 119 Punt tJOOI) • ~lft(ftl Rain (MeMI ., ...... o. •• ,. ... .._ Clalmlnv11tlc.O ooo-11000. PlnkGtllle <Htwley) Pt~ •AC• -• ,.,,..,..._ 4 year Hlrcl-<Gont1"il 111 5Utel"t0.me (C:.~I .._ & •· Clalmlnv. Pvrse $1'000. Sc.rtfenlc;• U..ton1r•> 11t uunt'•O-<SMem-..> Cl1lmlnt Price '10,000-0000. FromNowt>tre (Hlwler > 11• Fltld GI rt 11...oPtU Celwtt.l SecNlt lflCI Cycle OUb. Oetky ,_ .. IS.lnMr I llS '**t Dinky (Wftt) $6f...., (PlllC:IY Jr.I llS MHlel' R»Met ($91191'0 t1' • Gold8tld (Olll) 11S 1roMTM ••Cl -AH11t ·~ ,..,. 9'\llw CHtwtey I 11S ""'-ICMI Hero (CIMPtsl llS ~ on IU'f 4 Y9" ... & Ill Ftts~trr '" MllrkeCClolt (Ollvaret) 11• ~. '"""" P0.000 ffdeCI. c;,._ LHd LIM (Ctmpe,) 115 S).tM0.-Tt wl-Ul.JSO. ~ Mr.Atrul l ...... 1) 111 l'I"" •.ac• -· f11rlongs. 4 VMt' tMIOO, llllrct "100. fourth U2JO, OfOi WN&atOO (MeN) t13 elcb & ..... Clliml"9, Purw s10.ooo. 1150. ~rl Madre Hlndlcep. Tter°""*' IHowlrdl 119 Cltlmlngl)f'lca UO,OOO-tt6,000. 8erryoown I Pl tree> "' s.,nioc (Ollv1rftl s Olrly J, (L.wnbert I fll A-Trt~lro IPlncey Jr. l 115 HewYVll!lne <L.tmbtrtl ii, unsqul"" (Ollveres> 111 MlllOr Mene I , '" NlcllO (Hawtty) 117 A-t..lrrlkln (Pincer Jr.> m t•CDMD aACI -1111' miles. 4 ~ <Plncey Jr.I 111 Bio 8ltld <L.opei 1 n• •\19M.,. & \IP. Cl•lmlng. Purw '1000. Oltml< Spy II (Plfl'ct) Ill Mtdktl Min (~Ike!') TIA ~mtno price saooo--.1000. Dtrll E-ter (Sftotm1ker) 111 Sir J-<Toro) 111 Ql»klf' Metting (Pler(t) 116 Awnolno591rlt (DIHI llt RlM H'91\ IH1wlly) 1l1 BlueClowllY IDl•O '" lrtSll EtUdlll'lt (LOPttl 120 c.ntw\''S £nvoy <L1mbtr1) ,. CNef l'Sml ttt (Mone) .., surrN aAc• -• 1ur1onos 4 .,.., A-G Jones trtlned entry, Bio A.Ider IH1w1tv I 11• EJaw'Hlly Y°"" (LtMbtrtl 11' Oleta & wp. Cl1lmi119, Purs.t ,10,000 NINTH RACR -11116 Miies, 4VMf" ~y AIOte ts.-naktrl 11' Otlfnl no price '20.000-t 16,000. old$ & wp, ClllMl1t9. Purse StGllO. Wlndlor"I Rip (Hawley I 117 All I.Au I Lo.-1 I '" O alming price •12,500-SIO,OOO. t...ocomlnla (V1ldezl 11• Kurt TM Hltlve (Morales) 111 Trust Up (Mine) "" MMe Peppe <Mane) 111 TtUaD aACI! -'furl0n9s.) yeer ~No 8ouncb 15'-rntkef I 117 Mllert !Leonard I HI old tn110en coHs & geldings bred In Ml tdlltss Dffcls IV• ldei I 117 OenlStrtnd IV1ldez) 116 Olflf. ~,,. $9000. Twining of AM T1111JoursOr Mtwr (Limbert> 11• Att.or. ,._,Airu(RMtlts) 120 Mt1r"Ait (Olivares) '" David's Wll'9S (GonlllH I 108 Sttrch (Lt-rd) 118 Puffs P1'05PK1 (Pierce) 116 NoArrllvthmla (Pincal'IJ•I 111 SEVENTH RACE -One Mil~ Mar Jor•m II <Shoem1ker > ,,. J\<nlcw Stell.is l5tloem1hr I 11• Fiiiies'& meres. 4 ve•r olcn & up. 0 AHi OtcJslon (Hawley I '" Tocsay•N T-row lManal 118 ~K. Purse$1S.OOO. O..lousC:O..rw IGontalei> 116 Ltftlllng Point (Harrlsl . 11• ui. IAIVlrtzl IS Wlrrlol' l(ltlQ (C~I llt PONTIAC OWNERS WE PERFORM ALL POMTIAC FACTORY W AIUNTY WOU IEGAIDLESS OF WHERE YOU ORIGIMALL Y PUICHASED YOUI POMTIAC.. Cot11'sR-y <Geru> 122 Et1 Cooy (Myles> 119 lhcacieArtlst IWantl irouaTH A.AC• -Sft rerds. a )'Hr 01cb & up. Al lowtnee. Plll'M SllOO. ~btlC.UttdHlm <Adelrl \lerqutftlt (Cterlsw) 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 119 122 119 Ctn yon 91, 8relhrtn '9 '4untlnQ1on Blach 72, Marina~ Goronedel Mtr61, El Toro S6 Coste Mlst61, Dana H111H7 Edlson69. RtnchoAl•mllos S9 Esten<la n , Newport H•rbor&2 , WE HA VE THE LARGEST POMTIAC SERVICE DEPT. IN THE C.UATER OltAHGE COUNTY AREA.. .. CHAUFFEUR SERVICE & DAI'-Y RENT AL CARS A VAILAILE. 21 R.l .. ro (Hert I Nl$111d1Nn !Morris> Ll0htnl119W1tcl) <Richards I 122 GoAllnlvvwrr (Nicodemus> 119 Miss Jet On (Oefwl) 119 SmlrtDlxle ICre199rJ Los AI 'Results SI EU<tt -._L.ts tf DlllNMs & s.K•y•s Drwn, 1"11.i SU.•. SECOND •Ac• -170 Ylfdt. 3 yeer Olds & up. Claiming pyr11 USOO. JlldV'sMan (8tnksl 7.20 :uo 2.40 "-Uy Larceny <Nlcocttmus) 3.60 2.60 Joe Fruler I Brooks) 3.00 0118. U Tlme-46.07 Sc r alfhe<l-WI nn I e.l.ou THIRD •ACI -3SOyerds. 3)'NrOlcls '-up. Clalmlng. Pur11 '1'100. · Hustlln8ug (Br~sl Acctlw .. (W1td) Vtn'sSt1r <Adil;> 10.?0 4.00 2.60 J.20 2.40 Off 1.41 Time -11.0t 2.10 No1<r1tches l'OUaTH aAc• -400 y1rck. 3 Yff' 06ds. Purse s:uoo. Thi El Prlrnero Otl AnoOt~ Trltls, First Division. MISSAlbef'(llpheM)' 7,40 •.60 UO ~ICtrOOzel 10.20 uo NlceN Err IRlclllrdsl 10.40 Offt.otTlme-20.2• ND Scrltcl\ts "'"" RACI! -400 yaros. 3 yeer Olds. Purw USOO. The El Prltnel'll Doi Alto Otrl>y Trlals, Second Dlvlslol\. Milo WI se Dtncff ICttdoll) 3.20 2.60 UO ~.Roen Deck (Ward) 5.20 4.20 Of\0.delyOh IH1rtl 8.40 Tlmt -19.9'. Scret<hed -Ao•n SIYIOt SIXTH aACE -400 yerdS. 3 Yffr olds. Puru S3SOO. · Mr. Breakthru (Nicodemus> 2.80 2.40 uo Bonnie Boone <Watsonl 5.80 3.40 The Kid Sister (Myles) S.60 Tlmt -20.?2. No scratches. SS Eu<U S.Mr. 9 retkltlrw & ._ltftnl, -.one, peld $SI.SO. SEVENTH RACE -~9 yerOS. 3 'l'N' olds & up: Cll»lllect 1llowence. P.urse seooo. Mlkt'sJet (Adalrl Tit• Mia ICtrdolal Wheallend (Ward) IUO S . .tO 2.80 1.20 lOO 2.40 Off 10.36 -T lme -27. II Scrllched-Mls.s Pig Pig EIGHTH RACI! -3SO y1rcss. 3 year Olds. Oalmlng. Purs.t S llOO. Jel Don (Hirt) S.60 3.20 2 60 Milryvlew F1tm Glrl (Adel rl 4.00 2 ..60 ALlttltllhMil <WI tson I 2 ,40 Ttme-11.1• Scretched -Eur's Folly, Prlssr Joy, LAI• Lunch, Dally Crisis, Pick etrTonr SS Euctt -).Jtt Doti & .. Mllryvltw FtnftOlrt, l"•ld $69.JO. NINTH a ACE -3SO r•rds. 3Yttrold$ &up. Cl1lmlng. Purs.e $1700, Hlf1h1tln (Brool!sl Rosy Joy (Hirt) 5.60 3.IO 3 . .tO 6.40 s.eo 1.20 8evtn Chick (Ctrdoz1 I Tltne-11.21. SS aue11 -6-ftlfelwtl11 & 1·RMY Jey,hldm.• TlllNIC ' LEA ')(' F I A Herb Friedlander far A~ Dtod 117\1 ...... w.,.........,. 89~777 r,37.7777 t 1.AOVandyGlrl (Ctrdot1) M991tOU1Anna IBtnks) Sink•~ 7:)0 ...... ',.. ..... .,. 1:10 -u.tt',. w..w.p MORE KINDS OF CARS ••• FOR MORE KINDS OF PEOPLE MERCURY MONARCH 4·DOOR SEDAN Big Car Luxury ••. Mid·Size Economy MERCURY COUGAR XR·? 2·DOOR HA~DTOp This Cat Is In A Class By Itself LINCOLN CONTit-lENT AL TOWN CAR The standard or luxury ' MERCURY MONTEGO MX BROUGHAM 2·DOOR HARDTOP The discriminating buyers funt choice MERCURY BOBCAT VILLAGER STATION WAGON · A little car that does a big job I MBRCUJtY OR.AND MARQUIS <&-DOOR PILLARED HARDTOP LaatJni beau(j ::· :1aat.1na \.atue : J " " '76 IS THE YEAR The llxury leader .DRIVE EMAT Buying a car is always a pleasant experience at Johnson & Son ohnson & son iir-====1 r . ... .. j1 1. 84 DAILY PILOT mstor Due NBC ·Covers Its OWn LOS A.llJG ELES (AP) -tlaving presented the hlstorY of many an institution, NBC will now cover its o"•n. Producer Gr(>g Garrison has been assigned to <'reate a rour-hour television special "NBC: The first 50 years -Radio and Television.'" The s urvey o( the network's half-century will be narr ated by Orson Welles. SAN DIEGO FW'r, AT llt1Sl0l SO.COAST -1iiMoeil8iiG~ PLAZA l:lt-J-11<4 ... ,, ... ,,,1 "'IDMITI ttfOW -· I 1 ol 1 l - March Asked 'The Q Q: SetUo o bol. Wllb "Tbo $14,~ -Ion" comlll• b•ek to TV, I 1a.y tbe m.c. Oil the oii,tnal wu not Dea1.1.ll s•mes. My fri end la1ll&a It was. •Who'• rllbl! -M.E. Hall, Caaloo, Ohio. A: You are. Host or the spectacular "$64,000 Question" was a gentle gentleman, the late Hal March. He called it "lbe bigeest crap game in history!" It was · '1so the highest· rated same show in TV history. Q: We saw ••Tbe Sound and the Fury" on the late show and tboua:bt one of the stars re· sembled Yul Brynner. Since we · fell asleep_ before the cttdlts, we wonder if that was really him - since be bad a fall bead of hair. - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R., Portland, Me. MARCH ----watching ''Tbat!s E*'1a1Dment" on TV. Espeeial- ly seeing Clark'Gai,Je. of all people, do a conty .... and dance. Did be ever dance in a rum betore! - Mr. anct:Mn. Glenn Donl,1Mlnneapolls. A: No. Neither before nor after. An actor who played a minor role ln the movie trom which this scene was clipped ("Idiot's Delight") told us the two or three minutes you mention took over three weeks to shoot. Gable wasn't able to master the routine faster. Q. The m an·eatlni ct ant sb&rk that looks so real lo .. Jaws"-wbat dJd it cost to comtruet'? And did thf,y give It a name? -T. Doboney, New Bed· ford, Mass. --·· ___ ,....!NI "SUHSHIHI IOTS" IPGI .IA.Cl. MICHOUOM ._...wo•-cuc100"S .. .,.. ,_. A. Yes. During the shooting of the frightening film the movie crew n8med. the $150,000 monster •10AT$0F1'HICOM»Ol"'llJ "'Bru<'e." "'DAY OFTHaJA.CICAL."111 Q : My son wants lobe an actor-and.I'd like to quote him Fred Allen's observation on an actor's ,_,.,.MA.IT, CUXY LAll'f" chances or success. Can yoo tell me exactly wbat be "'GO-:a~:1:=;1,.. said'? -Mrs. M .~tcketts, Scranton, Pa. A: "An actor's success has the life expectancy "'NUSTlF ., "'6·1711 "'ON.l'V& ?:lt ',, .. fA[[ PAFIK1NG A: Yes. Yul Brynner was co.starred with Joanne Woodward, Margaret Leighton, Albert Dek- ker, Ethel Waters and other stars in a 20th Century F'ox ve rs ion of Faulkner's famous novel. In 1956 three years earlier, "Brynner shaved off all his hai; for ''The King ahd I.·· of a small boy with a lighted match about lo look in· "'THI GAWILll"' 111 toagas tank." · .. -~~=~~~~==========~~-Send your que.stion.t to Jfy Gardner, "Glod You SO.COAST PLAZA . Q: Our entire tamily thoroughly enjoyed A.sired That,'' care of this net11apoper, P.O. Box JS60, C031a M esa 92626. Marilyn arid Hy Gardner will answer as many questions a.! they can in their column, but the volume of mail make a personal repliea impouible. "ONE FLEW OYER THE CIJCK001 NEST" ~I , ............. ,, .... !.,.,, SC•·llJl , l«»l/Nl7'.J11'-•.>t GfOllil SHoAL "THE BU.CICllAD" l.t Ii, l, •:15 WIO. ltot 11:.n A..M -/NI l :lli "ROOSTER COGBURN" "D()G DAY AFl"EllMOOM'' I.Iii, l:M , 19:11i Wff. ONLY ll:n A.M. -fT\111' 1"15 "DROWMIMG POOL" "STORY OF O" IXI 6:4W:JB-I0".15 SAT /SU~\ ;Jl).J:\ S..5:00 6:4W:J~IO:lS WS.OHLY 12:10.t..M. , •!f '!l( TJT l • .~:·1:::;. *"""';Ill- .. ( .. i -:N"';zzi1m1 7A 11/!ilifO~.ll~S nl.."t }"-J: /\'IQlJlSON.,'(?..'C flf"'Dl.'l:R Tlf![t(XlX}5 lffST' -~ la:'L"f FWfllElr...J \11WAM fl.tDfllW ~ _,.L.1 l.f'"RDCC 1thv.• .J /IO~ll · a...J.., "':-' 'J Kr.II J:ISIT 0-~o(~llttKrll llP'.Ull .,._J .('1:.V/Tl.'ifHC ' r>.J.·.J~~$A/.'LL1};.'ffl .,.J 11/f/W.lDf.(.f./.tj: D-Wliy Ml~RJW.V George C. Scott Charlton Heston GOOMJO K ... ody "AIRPORT '75" + "EARTHQUAKE" I HTh~ iiinC.mbu~., I $., ! ......... Rnne Bancroft ... = ........ Wll.UAMAjHEATON 1' ROY IHINNES ·GIG YO\JNG • B\IRGESS MEREDITH· CHARlES OUR~ING • AICHAllO A. DYSART t ~w: ~ ~ $>1111( lnff'" 111t • ~ .:w.ll • lllOCll(Y $tfflfft hy a..llCllMI &...-I 91.UAM l.m :. "'"""'by ---·DorleiM .. .., .. 1~-·----0 t ~ T'lll n1.•1111tM Gl'O.l' • \llllytllSA\ llltf\JI( "ltCHlllCG.QJtl ""NAWISIOll' r-··~~:Fi.! ... ~ r-t Io-. .,.."'...,..,,''"'' ..... 1-l•~..,ICA ....... ma 1-/ -·~' nun 12.25 '--·•"•" 1/Je masterpiece of bizarre Im• that stunned Fnmce. Aportroilc/ love and submission to disorder the S811S<J. lb A.llJ.J Arril"IS TM.tm1 m ®llCI--_,, C111 Tll••t•• tor 11'"111 "ROYAL "Olt ANY FLASH" SUNDAY" -Pius-< Plus "UNDERCOVERS HELD OYER HERO" FOR I WEEK With "GONE IN Peter Sellers 60 SECONDS" t I :00 2:55 4:50 6:45 8:40 & IO:JO .... , .. ACRES OF FRft PARKING fl "LUXURIOUS, SASSY AND A LOT OF FUN . 'LUCKY LADY' IS A WISECRACKING, ,.vcoacs. SOFTHEARTED ROMANTIC ADVENTURE." TIMEMAQAZINE "'LUCKY LADY' IS . JtS CHARMING AND HAPPY ·GO· LUCKY AS 'THE STING.' FAST BEAUTIFUL ENTERTAINMENT wtTHTHREE SUPERLATIVE STARS." ....,,....,, """'-""" . DAILY THRU SUN. JAN.4 1:00. 3:00. 5:00. 7:15 - 9:30 l "'LUCKY LADY' IS FABULOUS OLD· STYLE MOVIE MAKING. LUCKY NEWS INDEED FOR MOVIE LOVERS WHO NEED TO NESTLE DOWN INTO DELICIOUS MOVIE FANTASIES:' "A DAZZLING SHOWCASE FOR MINNELU'S OAm.ING TALENTS AND SUCCULENT ROLES FOR HER CO-STARS. THE MANAGE·A·TAOIS IS FROTHY, FUNNY ANO DELECTABLE." -.k.dlttt Crl•I, Salurdliy Review DOG OAT anllNOOtl 11 --llOWI•• llOOt "" ..... ..-... ~ ---llUlltl. --1MI COHVlllAl'IOM "" .,::::v: 1illl/o.":., J DAYS Of M CONDOl t11 ----~ __ ... ,.-, .. WWWWiG El IOOPll COll!JIM .... . --TMI INllT WALDO"'"',. .,.., ...... ,_ ... , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' PACl'IC THUTftES DflYl"'* II.MR SWAP lllEfTI ~ .. 'ftl.- Swop -& -~ Sol. & Sun.-<I .. IO 4 pm OAAHGEQrtw.0!1 &2 ..... -·-~-·,·---·--F-Fun! '"""'1 llqllnl G*ol . . . .... ,An•''"'""' .. -11 IWI! I ,_,, l ... ·r..-.•11•·-I .... -· ·-·· Jll.llM . ·-DOG DAY UftlHOON " --ilOWNINI POOi .... ...... ,_..,.....,, ...... ... I nt1 MINDINtUIG N . ~CM'nlU9tllA-N . .................. -. --MITTMUll UOUf IU • .. ,_,....~ •001111111. lfTillOYI .......... ~ lUCll LADT 11111 , .... , .. ,, ... ....,..-...... --llACUllD .. """"-lllAICOUT '"' 'IM COllY e _., NrM1 LIT'S DO If AOAJN "' K ... TAKI ntl MONIY I IUN "' --llUl1\lw ----· e IOlllT. NO f"AMtl • IJONl IN.60 SICONDI"' SU lllE UICUT, UICfllSORED ORIGIW 35 MM PRllTS! , --<WY-• •,..,_.PlUS T1t£ SECOM> lllOST FAllOUS-• , 1 ADULT FILM OF OIM TIME ... . The Devil In Miu Jones • Pu$ifCIT • J7341M8 ' 7119 E. lallioa"lllW, llewport Buch • OPEN DAILY AT 12 NIJO!I \ I I • • :;; ~ • ••• ., .. ;~: '• • ,. .. U,.ITe..,._. •TOUGHEST ROLE' Fonda as MacArthur a ftlm by By VEaNON 9CDIT HOLLYWOOD .(UPI> -An arudous Henry Fonda faces his sternest cballenee Sunday wben be portrays Gen . Douglas MacArthur in a two-hour television movie. (9 p.m., Chan· net7). A shy, retiring man ln bis 7oth year, Fonda tias nothing in com· moo with the flamboyant general of the Army. There is no bom- bast, itheatricality or ego in the actorwho ranks among the coun· · try's fmest performers. Neither does he share the political or ideological tenets or the controversial avenger or Ba- taan. NO ONE IS more aware of the differences than Fonda who cur- rently is campaigning with his daugb\er Jane for the Democratic nomination or her husband, Tom Hayden, for senalQ! from California. The other day Fonda interrupt· ed his painting at his Bel Air mansion to ruminate about his role in "Collision Course," cos· tarring with ~ G. Marshall who plays Harry S Trum_anin the con· Crontation of general and presi- dent during the Korean War . "I was reluctant lo play MacArthur in s pite or a great script because I ain 't him physically. I don't look like him, sound like him or art like him," Henry said. "HE THOUGHT be was God when he was 14 years old and he never was dissuaded from that idea. Saturday, January 3. 1978 DAILY PILOT 85 Toughest llole r "MacArthur was a dramatic ma n. That's fo t elgn to m e because I've tr ied all my life to mask being dram atic in the roles I've played. "I listened to his last public speech at West Point -about old soldiers fading away -and I couldn't begin to imitate him. There's~ danger in trying to look like a historical figure. Au· diences pay more attention to the makeup than the drama." The producers of ''Collision Course" persisted. convincing Fonda they didn't want a wax mus eum perfo rm a n ce o f MacArthur. ..THEY DYED MY hair and combed it over my bald spot. I liked what I saw and agreed to play the role. L "Then I read all the books J could get m y bands on. I saw thousands of feet or mm on MacArthur. • "There's no question he was a military genius . But his own book was laughable. He was such an egomaniac you b.ave to feel he was an impossible man. All my reading in no way tempered my attitude toward him. "I can't even imagine people who were pro·MaeArthur putting up with his dramatics. But I took pains to assume his attitude and super ego. He was evendra,matic in intimate conversation with one person . .. YOU'VE GOT TO be full of hi s tory wh e n you play Ma~Arthur because he was -aware or hiat~y with every word he spoke." Fonda was asked how he couJd play a man so totally foreign to his own p e r s onality and character. •·rr you're an actor you have to maintain your objectivity. You can't read the lines with tongue in cheek or a wink of an eye," he said. "It's a challenge to convince the audience to believe that man It was the most difficult role of my career. "l'M NOT comfortable playing historical roles. Most of my Life I've played low-key, self-effacing characters. I'm more comforta- ble in those parts because they are closer to me.·· • ~ Hecaus~ he's Sam Spade. Jr .... and his f alcon·s worth a fQrt\.anel !mllll,mm TA~EY J\YBRICK Sean Connerq .. Bllcbael Caln RYAN O 'NEAL -MARISA BERENSON "ONE OF THE MOST VISUALLY DAZZLING WORKS IN THE Ht STORY OF ALM ••• IT RAVISHES THE EYE AND ENTHRALLS THE EAR ••• A BREATHTAKING AND MYSTERIOUS ACHIEVEMENT." EDWARDS CINEMA IEACH AT ELLIS, H.I . 847·9608 847-6017 CINEMA CENTER HARIOR AT ADAMS, COSTA MESA MESA YERDECENTH 979-4141 A" AlllUI Artuu RLl#.st <1> leO Otll ~ 11 AOWfTfl> edwards BRISTOL CINEMA HISTOL AT MACAITMutl 540-7444 JACK KROLL NEWSWEEK NEWPORT CINEMAS MURCOASTHWY.lMACARTHUl Jfl:WPOJlT 0 cr:irru 64 4-07 60 DA.IL Y THRU SUN. 1/4 1-3-5-7:1 $-1'.30 "THE PICTURE TO BEAT FOR THE NEXT SET OF OSCARS" Wnh. Post CINEMA CENTER HUIOR AT ADAMS, C OST A MESA MESA YIRDECEHTER 979-4141 CINEMA WEST WtsTMIMSTt«AT<;OLDEMWtsT WESTMIH. CEHTER 892-4493 Why don't we n1ake more films like this? Plus We did. WALTER MATTHAU GEORGE BURNS RICHARD BENJAMIN FOR THE PRICE OF A MOVIE YOU'LL FEEL LIKE A MILLION edwards BRISTOL CINEMA IRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 The fashion pho<°'Jraplwr 11.ho created thO! most bea1111lul mod.!1 1n t!w v.~ld-1114 ·f "' and th.m tncd tode>tr<l')'hl?r ' ,, ,._ c l~Jll "00 fM N 'l •'\i'l'\ thing and no.u he-.,1·.1<?dto O.•Tl \lah<>,l i'I\ DicTia Ross ~ ~~ t ... PmuJino Susanns ~1T~ -~·, CINEMA WEST WES TMINSTH ATGOLDENWES T WES TM IN. CEMTER 892·4493 For\Ollr Pleasure •.. "'" 'A\tlhl', J. ,....,. .. ROOSTER Pfus ,.~_....'°., ~--... ( ....... ut-~> • hogany-trn \lXXT\an every VXJmanwants to be- and every man wants to have. "MAHOGANY'.' DIANA ROSS BILLY DEE WILLI MS NEWPORT CINEMAS MIAlCOASTHWY.& MAC ARTHUl Jf&:WPORT 0CJ:NTl:Jl 644·0760 l - PLUS "Let's Do It Again" 2nd At Both Theatres HARBOR TWIN HARIOR AT WILSOH, COST A MfSA 646-0573 646-3266 CINEMA VIEJO S.D. fllHWA y To·u. p A~ MISSION VIEJO 830-6990 . 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS. COSTA MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-414 I Plus WOODY ALLEN ''TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN" WE TBROOK WES TMIMSTll AT UOOtcHUlST GARDEN GIOVE SJ0-440 I "-A VIGOROUS, FLAMBOYANTLY ENTERTAINING ADVENTURE." "ONE OF THE YEAR'S TEN BES't." 111B man WIJo would BB King HARBOR TWIN HARIOR AT WILSOH, COST A MESA 646-05 73 646-3266 CINEMA WIST WES TMIMSTB AT GOLD EH WEST WESTMIH. CEHTER 192-4493 PLUS "FEAR IS ~ THE KEY" AT WEST euAT~ ~ ~oerteUVE .. HUSI• F" Tho'I'€ hot. ~= She's UM call tirl He's UK cOb. TMY both takE thdr Jobs SG'iously. edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540·7444 CINEMA WEST WES TM IMS TH AT GOLDE ... WEST WESTMIH.CEHTU 892-4493 ~ THE STORY THAT HAS CAPTIVATED OVER 6 MILLIOtUEADERS S 1.111 111r1 v U U E • '.l\ J'.':; <; ~ ·.EE~ h f::C1<ARY A HTHL.: 0'C01'iNELL 'A lt"'<,l1mr11 1• 1t :11 1':1• tt'tll o;pirit nf Ctm ... 11.inily 1. ·• ,Kl•on 1~ cn!.}rossing'.' -vA1m rv WESTBROOK WES TMIMSTll AT IROOtcHUUT GARDEH GROVE 530.4401 . . . . . .. ~ "' .. . .. . . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. t B8 OAIL Y PILOT Saturday. January S. 197S ;'Space: 1999' Set : For 2nd Season LOS ANGELES CAP> -·'Space: 1999," the most ambitious s yndical· ed program in television history, is firing up its rockers for a second season. • Abe Mandell. presi· d e nt of Independent Television Corp., an· nounced that filming or the second batch or 24 segm ents will begin in LondononJan.17. He added that the second season will have Nearly everyone's a winner today as the third round ol triviactivity comes to a close. Trina Williams predicted a 47-way tie for first place - actually only 19 claimed the honor. Our third champion, John Dough, finished up with 241 points, the exact total he had in our second round contest when be wouml up third behind Deb- wider distribution than ~~.....--~~ the first, which is being "LISZTOMANIA" {R) + ''LAST DAYS OF MAN ON EARTH" (PG) Eve. Pfogram Only Call Theatre For Showtlmes seen in 101 markets throughout the world and in 155 American cities. The new season will of - fer s tars Martin Landau and Barbara Bain and . 'the full spectrum or human emotion, includ- ing humor. love, hate, ----------fear, jealousy." NOW AT THESE THEATRES "Filled with loving humor that links all people, all ages, all seasons. The perfect holiday entertainment." -REX REED, Daily News "M~tthau at the top of his form. Bums ... keenly funny." -VINCF:NT CANBY. New York Times "A couple of shining hours. Matthau and Burns give the performances ,_ Johll 0ouot1 <m 2. Bobbl-.M•l'I Atltet (12) 241 ,,. 13. lennet-Roffta110slty 112) 161 u. KtnmarGorrtell 1121 134'/t 3. Mn Fr•ley (121 4. EdScl'l~rler Cl2l S. Tr.cy Goctlrey (121 •· TrlNIWilll•ms (12) '1. BombSqu~ (12) e O.nnls..lltflrey 1121 9. ~MY Prior (12) 0 O.T.1121 10 Weller Denton (12) n •Olrls Trela ll 'h l '114 221''> 20Jl1 1()01., 1'11 "' 183 1S. Tom i:.ltrabend 021 l:M'h 1•. JOhn Russell CUI 111>'"2 17. •Red CM pet (4"'1) 10911'> 18.•E<e•l•tonl•ns (2) 9J11> 19. K.A.8. Po-II (11) etll't 20. Sl'IM'on Davies 1121 10 21.•Vlekl Deghert (1) SS''J n. Tommy Alkins I 121 3'I "· Dolly s.n10ne (12) 12 12 8¥t>er• O.toeclo (121 183 11'\'t 1•S'·'> 162 •No etltrV reulved; ttalf ., lllSt IC-awatMd ' bl-Jean Alicat (254~) and Max Fraley (244), who entered in second and third pos itions. Ed Scbmerler and Tracy Godfrey held on to their f oUl'th and fifth positions, b\lt their total scores were lower. Tonight the first live, in·person trivia party of • 1976 will be held at Tracy's place, 259 Rose Lane, Costa Mesa. Call him at 548-6076 for any in- form ation you n eed, especially if you're a newcomer and want to get in on the fun . We're back to the tough stuff today as Round Four gets unde r way and everyone#tarts out with a clean s late. Number nine is worth the first two-point bonus. 1. THE ORIGINAL TV movie "The Night Stalker " was set in what city? 2. What was the number of the stalag that housed Hogan ·s Heroes? 3. George C. Scott's father shares 'his name, but ~ CHECK IT OUT! THE WORD IS OUT ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. Orange •637-0340 VALLEYVIEW C1NEMA VAU.fY Yl(W I CllA'*Ji QMDfll OllOvt 8'W33I •'A winner and a treat for the entire family." -STEWART KLEIN. WNfW·TV ''If there are not at least four Academy Award nominations for this movie, I'll be much surprised." -PAT COLLINS. WCBS·TV of their lives. *** 'h *" -KATHLEEN CARROLL. Metro-Goldwyn·Mayet Otl'Y"I~ 011ly News ,. Rdy S<ark 11100ue1cn do Herbert Ross um ~1""'1 Walter ~tthau & George Burns ,A I'"'~ "Neil Simon's "The Sunshine Boys .. Richard Benjamin ~~tivNe11Simon·~""dt'vRav Star1< o .. f(lcc1!71 Hcrt>ertRoss • ,..,...,.. ~"""''IX~ ,.,, .,,, ~ jPGlPlllnlWIUMRmil If\."-'-'"" .... .... • -·cM MGM ....... Arhltl edwards BRISTOL CINEMA ~ufy CINEDOME / BRISTOL AT MAC ARTHUR SOUTH COAST SHOPPtNO AREA CHA NAVE. ATS.A. FAWY. COSTA MESA 54(».7444 ORANG! 532-33&1 \ I .. By T.T • +--= .... has a dltferent middle lniUal. Wbat•s the lnlUal? A -.oMI .. H llCOtel. 4. Humphrey Bogart made two movies with the .. •--"OM"!!""'"_AMY ___ ... _"""•_.,_._111 names ot oceans in their tiUes. What were they7 .,._., ,,.._.. • .,..,_.c:.te-s. KATHARINE HEPBURN played whatreal·llf~ ... ...- "IBUI .. l•J J:tt.ldJ.t:lt '"CAPTAIH MIMO" J;iM-7:11 . golfer for the championship in the movie "Pat and 1-... -__ .... ..-_-. __ ....... -, ... ---t• Mike?'' -·-·~ -... --------6. Name the wizard's wile in the Wizard of Id .._ __ u_t:_._~ __ Mll __ 4 _-tll comic strip. 7. Billie Burke replaced Red Skelton on radio for oneseaso·n with wbatsbow? 9. uwoMB TO TOMB, birth to earth" was the motto of two young buddies in what movie? t.A. ,.,wv IMANCHHTl,. IXJ 10. In "Home From the Hill," George Hamilton o.o. f9'w'l 1c;1Tv ott. uc.1 proved his manhood by killing what kind of animal? ... -...,..--.. -60-SIC-O-M_lb __ ,.1 Last Weet•s Answers • l . "Number One "(Heston qtovie) "OM AMY SUMDAY- 2. "Two for the Road" (Hept>urn and Finney) 3. "These Three" ("Children's Hour" remake) 4. ''The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (Valentino debut) A....., w.y. c.-..y W.,,- VI' -.~ PC>IMl9 I II\. -...an o• THI wur I ~ "'WISTWOllr 1 ~O&AMY .. lPGJ l:Hot:JI "OMCltSHGT .. OU6H .. 2.-4'97:10 F OUNTAIN VALL£V l INP.P.1A J ._II .... ~ ...... \'•'l.-k .. 11 .,. "'-" '"HEAITS OF THE WESr lPGJ 4:00.7:45 PllJSAT-3:50°7:40 •. 5. ''Five Graves to Cairo" (Wilder flick) 6. ''Six Bridges to Cross" (Curtis and Mineo) .. 7. "The Magnificent Seven" (Brynner, etc.) 8. "Mister 880" 4Gwenn as counterfeiter) 9. "Nine Hours to Rama" (Buchholz assassin) 10. "Ten North Frederick" (Cooper address) 11. "Ocean's 11" (Sinatra robberies) 12. "TwelveO'ClockHigh" (Peck war movie) Send your answers to TRIVIA, c!o the Daily Pilot, Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be received by Wednesday, otherwise half the player's last score will be awarded. News from all over Callfon:tii .; I• rounded up each day In the DAILY PILOT UA SOUTH COAST •••••••••••••••••••••• 540.0594 run crn cena ...................... 634-9212 tlCWHWAY 39 DllVEIM .................. 534-6292 ."llAHl•AH"' J:H-7t40 ' ·, iiliiiirq.1101~ ca~1 C'dlllJ,BI PID181 .. ... ~ ...... ~-·DB man Ml Ylluld BB ~11 · . ~ .... ~,_,,.. ...... _ ... IN CHIMA WEST MUIOIATWll.IOM.CO$TA. .. SA Wl'TMIMSlllAT~ • .• 4MIU '46-JIH WHTMM.Cllnll "J .... ) • "ONE OF THE MOST BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL FILMS OF ALL TIME. A LIVELY SAGA. • .POIGNANT ••• WILDLY • ROMANTIC. RYAN O'NEAL'S PERFORMANCE SHOULD LIFT HIM EASILY INTO THE LIST OF ~ OSCAR CONTENDERS." • . -8ruce WHl•nwon, PLAYBOY ~ antmby STANbEY J<YBRICK ''THE YEAR 'S MOST EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL MOV1E. 'BARRY LYNDON' IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. STANLEY KUBRICK IS A DAZZLING ALENT AT THE HEIGHT OF HIS WERS.'• -Joaeph Gelftlll, NIWSOAY ~· ~O'~AL aM 'MAR{9A 'BERtNSOW WMll P~K 4MAGEE . ~ KRl!,GER ·DIA~ KOE~ER ·GAV-HAMJlTOt\: 'MAR3 KEAJ\ .. • . • ff \ E~ . • c~ 1 so~a~ ~t~ Hi~:~ in~~ He ~Cl ~irl ~1 nanl• d~~ let •u taclt,l Sid up :al HigM thaCil maCiJ drot .. SI) ct he~: co r, q11i~ ove!'t ... ' . I •• . . ···- ' . . ·~ : ;: : ,. . • • ' I I •. 4 ,•. ~ ~ \ I ~Ja :19~ !Sa • ' :ori ~i; . t I I I I . ' ' • • • I :--:· .... ·:· ••• c!: ••• -:· ••• ••• ti'·· ••• l:~ i; ~J;. :., J ~Im ~ . .. . •' . .· • • . ' Hitchhike ~ ' \ E~ • i ·n •• •• c;~ast Rape •• • • L•Cuna Beach police today soug}t the rapist of a 16-year-old D=Po)nt girl plcked up while hltc i.Dg along Paclfic Coast ttigtt ay In South Laguna. T~~ )'oung victim was enticed int«:q\e camper o! the attacker. He t~mltted sex acts.after the girl~~ ld the man she was prea- nan nd had venereal disease. T ~ glr~ was driven to her des .~tion in LagWla Beach and let ut-o! the truck after lbe at· tac , ).lb lice said. Nf!'ibKoie FTC Probes Bank Plans On Pension WASHJNCTON (UPI> -The Federa! Trade Commission an· nounced Friday it is investigat· Ing how banks advertise In· dlvidual retirement accounts - pension plans for an estimated 40 million Americans uncovered by regular retirement funds. The a nnouncement follows a House subcommittee warning that heavy year.end advertising of the savings accounts appeared to be amkted with "pu!f'' pro- motion that does not adequately inform consumers of possible pitfalls involved. Sle to!d police she was picked up :at West Street IJnd Coast Highway in South Laguna and thaC Ole and the driver shared a mati)uana cigarette while he drotdtoward Laguna &?ach. S~( said that the man (J.isrobed he~: ter s triking her to force co ance with his demands. Pq ce s aid the girl did not re. qui~ hospitalization but was ovet'frought by the incident. Actress Mia Farrow wUJ join the Roy a 1 Shakes peare Company for a leading role in Macim Gorky'l play "The Zy.kovs," the company's director has announced. She has lived in London for several years. The plans are made possible by the Pension Reform Act of 1974, under which individuals not cov- ered by government or corporate pens ion plans, or included in any profit-sharing, thrift or stock· bonus plan, may set aside up to $1,500 per year and defer tax pay- ments in special savings ac- counts or annuities when they re· tire. .. ..... ~ Today';~l Beulah Bondi: j ~:rv Highlights ; Age No Factor ! .:::· By VERNON SCO'IT ! ·::~:J<HJ 0 8 :00-"The Pink Panther." HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Beulah Bondi, who is 83 r Sellers' comic performance as the inept years old if she's a day, cheerfully admits s he's S ctor in this 1964 flick inspired a slew of neveractedherownage. ~tiP els. David Niven, Capucine, Robert ''It's true enough, .. said the vigorous oc-1~&{«ner and Claudis Cardinale are among the togenarian who refuses to divulge precisely how jc>Htinal cast. many summ ers she has seen. ' NRC C!J 9: 00-"Harry in Your Pocket." "I 've been an actress since I was a girl, but I've ~James Coburn s tars as a pickpocket in this nevereverplayedawomanunderSOyears old." :1973 comedy with Walter Pidgeon, Michael :sarrazin and Tris h VanDevre. : KTTV OJ 11 : 00 -"A Star is Born." The :original 1937 version with Janet Gaynor, ~ :Fr~eric March and Andy Devine. • ~"i?· •• ' .. ~·:· :v ·~tmi~~, . . l :V DAILY LOG ... :-:· ••• ·:· ••• ,., .. i.•. ••• -·· :;: Saturday Evening ••• ::: JANUARY 3 • tD LOTS MORE JOKES ON * HEE HAW TONITE!! I) HM Kn JoM HtMy Faulk, Don Gibson and Sw lllonuoft 1uut. • S,.lhJI MM MISS BONDI RECALLED HER off-Broadway debut in 1919. She played a 70-year-old servant in a comedy when she herself was only 27. She also played Helen Hayes' mother in'' Arrow-s~ith" although Miss Hayes was but eight years her junior. Miss Bondi mothered Bette Davis in "The Sis· ters" and Rosalind Russell in "Sister Kenny." She's bee n Jimmy Stewart's care-worn mother three times in "Of Human Hearts," "Mr. Smith Goes to Wasl'iington" and'' It ·s a Wonderful Life.·· Miss Bondi has never m arried. And the men who played her fnovie husbands arc long since io their graves, Fred Stone (Trail of the Lonesome Pine). Walter Huston (Of Human He arts), Lionel Bar· rymore <The Gorgeous Hussy) and Victor Moore (Make Way for Tomorrow) . ONE OF THE MOST R ECOGNIZABLE character actresses in show business, Miss Bondi will be seen Jan.12 in the fifth of six "Sandburg's Lin· coln" series starring Hal Holbrook. l: Movie: "Htte C.. Ille lib· ~ = "'1trNllCa (R) "Bee· ~n's Sympholly No. 9" fl)s.,er ..... Suitably enough, Miss Bondi will be playing Lin- coln's stepmother, Sarah Bush Lincoln, in the episode titled "Crossing Fox River." S: • " (com) ·s2 -~ht BowttY ~11C~ ml@ (!)''• IN!tn • r Tht Grt•ter L~l A111eles Open : Bowhna Squ111 1n Al"dl1. T arzu Tllutrt Tiie Vlrfinil11 CV Clla•olonsbip lowUnc @rllm (t1tu11 Wilbu1n lrotllers . r 11111,.,11 f 1ic.. • Acrlwlturt USA Movie: "The Uninvited" (mys) -Ray J.Mland, Gail Rutsell. Miulon: lmposslbte Huult Boy Siio• (6) Voice of A11kulturt roner W•lfft' futbol~ . S.tumy Mati111t Vokt of AfTkvlturt Movit: (C) "SolMtlli•c tor A 11ely Mar-(com) '68 -Dan ker, Su•n Cluk. Wanen Oilo. Mntrid ~CIS St1t11s s,.ct.lnlar Ntw1 MvllltMtllt .... tor...Ntw Ulipt'a tau'"' Nfl. 8111t If tllt WM <9 (J)l Cl) ED Wide Wtrld ti • Wild WiW Wat -..... " " MO'lit: "A Stat la hnl" (dra) :_~ -Janti G1ynof, Frederic Mmll. ;-.i It T~•n A lhltl CIJ Fututt mm rop Coa lllt C.W, Addaraa F111lly (i)~Nen fT.ovt Liq Nul!Yillt llCotlc Utllt Raf.all O (J)aJmNm O?lAlaiiati.tU UCLA Y1. Notre m ..,...,. u....,. ,,.,,.... l:J!> 8 cm CD (() Dec Doc hlS 11111111-pr. birth problems when 1n lrtte blKk husband informs him fie can Ollly allord ONE baby. t :OO I) @ Q) (]) Ma17 T,ter Moore Siio• Geotaelle confides in Miry lhll sfle's lu'lin& ltd. lite ntw bride hu concluded tl1al Ted does not love lltr anymore bec.luse he's beef1 sleepina on the couch reeenlly. 0 0) (6) Q.QJ tD NIC S.lllldlJ Mtvlt: (C) (Zllr) "Ha11y In Ywr Pocllt" (1dv) '73-Jamu Cobum. W1l1tr Pidaeon. Micllnl Saunln and T rlsh Vantlt'iere st»r in tllis story or 1 P<olession11 pic~PoCktt operahon and tht rouna lovers wllo btcomt invohtd with tht thitves. (i) hMnu S.bll'Ny o <5 c1» m m s. w. A. r. "Dtalers rn Death" (R) Hondo sends DomlUQ ind TJ. McCabe on spedal undelcovtf aul1nmtnl to hack down the supplier of sophlsll· att4 automatic weapons bcina ustd In a 1tnes of trillltl. Uf lllilC frtM lilt OIJllplc O)C...Allwt m '""Nf fllm 9:30 e @rn (j) ..., Ntwllart Sllow BOb btc:olMs Illa patient's partntr 1n 1 ret·rich·qvick rut eslate m · lure 1lttr del9Adkl1 the patient's businm ~n to Jerry RoblllSOIL CD HARRY CHAPIN on Don * Kirshner Rock Concert · m °" llnllMl't ... c..ctrt mr_., •• ~ .. .., 10:00 I lffl CI> m Cal9I kr .. tt Sllew f;-~Co111pan1 UH (J)) m m M ••• t Ktl• " it 011Ct, Die lwk:e" (R) Attorney Claire llfonskl, delendlnr t 1oun1 V!Oflltn on • murder ch111t. hires anotlltr dttectlw to lnves1i1a1e lnalt wllllt Htlm is away on wianmtnl. MMtld @~: (C}. {90) -C.rulldlt ftr• 1ro1sWt ~wes) 50 -lotau1een O"H111, ==......... tR ...... Cttlttst HM Haw § Tiie U""9d\llllts l ti mt. ~ leek lf1t 9) J ......... YNr s,.clll i : mo <9(1)> CD~ 1o:io o'" -. S11ew1usc lnktW ii"IC ...., ConlW111tt USC vs. Un!Yerstty of Ncv1dl. c.t Sutt 9 _. U/Q.ii. TI-. ~~!':e. t1it Cte1dJy 11:001 R ~~m,:a ""'1•,_ ti !tit '4111 (Rl Rlctr· m_ 'It MtntalbM tllffatu. llllwlt: NA Siar Is lo11" (d11) hi M Mulct ' -Janet Gaynor, Fttdnc Mardi. . ,..,....,. ..... ci-. .., Utllt..... w· m Chlb c..dld C..... 0.. Melli' S.... Tiit "" J1tM 1t1111 a• GI WiW Wtst _. C1tr Ulllll1 (II) c,..~ lll Mctld ca...,>4 Tiit ~ ... Cit AdlM Q) (j) s,.ca: ltlt w c.c.t Jlllt Wrm ..... "Ont to 11:1$ ..... "l)t ........ ~illt " (llot) '51 -Craflt wunama. Wen iDtMetlc lM.,... ())) lcitlCll fldlet "'"'1• AMlll·lZ 11.:M r.-.. 521 (C) ~ ,._. l1l Mr. CMfll ._ -.O." (COllll 'M-GI~ Pd. lin T~ C41rtls. ~It Olctiin-. F.D.l. "So MUdl to r111'' IDCl>d'i~ ~-· U11t iili: -.,..,,_t bt T entl" ._ 1t1w ~) '65 -W1l~m Calnpbtll. Df.Jtmq I ... ""' Mnle: "Watp .... Miii" WIN WilN tf ....... ) '10 -(lodllty C•1Mr141f. OM MIW lcftel fllt MllM 'flle .. and Saqf SltvtWI cutd. ... ftdltl n..trt Ltt'I .... A.... UllO ..._ .,....,. ......... ... m ""l..?"'.1o1111 lflltltf. mn. ......,_ (I) : .,.., M l ...,,.. ......... r•>·u -~~ ~s-.r~.::. ,.I:::::!. (.,.... --~ MOOWnltf ·-• a.;..~ .. t1W. I04l.wit .. llM ..... flidll •• • ...-; ....,.,. •• .....,.. lHNAt .. tlltm ............. ........ ...., " IWllc • Wit .... ' ........ '...... • 'W) -Dae ..... "'Wlllltlli. '*' ...... LeUn ~ fjW"*.,... .......... •• ...... (~ .. -a... ltllltll; ...... ,. ... ~·,·~"· .. ::1;;..: .... ..: ~~ .......... . Ilda,-~ • .,,..,.~ ""' ••>'flt-,.._ (IM. ( It comes as something of a shock to realiie that Miss Bondi was born only 27 years after Lincoln's de· ath. "I don't work in television very often anymore:·· she said. "'Bull jumped atthechance to play Sarah. I love historical roles and did a lot of research. Sarah encouraged Lincoln as a boy because she saw something special in him." MJSS BONDI IS A REMARKABLE woman. She holds a masters degree from Indiana's Valparaiso College and in recent years has become a globe trot· ter, visiting out-of-the-way countries. .]'his winter she will spend several wllieks vaca· tioningin Taiwan. She has lived for 40 years in the same 10-room house in the hills overlooking Hollywood. Her stereo set is as often tuned to rock as to Bach. "I've lived a good many years," s he said, "But I'm not old. "Time is o m an-made thing. If we didn't know the time dimensio,n it would make a big difference in human relationships. "THEY TELL ME l'VE MADE 65 motion pic- tures. 1 can r e m ember each role clearly. But then I can recall the days when I was just a girl playing women in their 60s for a stock cot;npany in In· dianapolis. I was paid $25 a week "Good things kept happening to me, and I was lucky. My career developed naturally with no trou- ble at a ll. "I love people and I s ludy them, I watched old women and it's helped me play them. I can honestly say I've n ever played my own age. ( "NO ONE HAS EVER SEEN the r eal Beulah Bondi on stage or screen. The only time l appeared as myself was on an old 'This Is Your ;.ire· s how for my friend Ruth Gordon. "Aside from that. I have played some sym- pathetic old women, and a good many horrible, hateful women. But none of them was e ver Beulah Bondi." P UBLIC NOTICE F1f UI, Attphere lnttae •1,•i•11111•@111@••1 P UBblC"NOTJCE NOTICE OfO INTENTIOM TO•NOAGE IHTHf SA\.E OPA~COHO\.ICllEVEltAOlS 124"71 ToWllom11MIY Concern: SUllJect to lnuant e of the lfcema •D-pllactfor, Mllct Is hereby 91.,.... tlllt the undfnlQMd propcnu to sell 1kallollc t1tYtr110Hat Ult premises. dtscrllledes flOl'-t: 11uw .. tVktetleSt.,l .... l(&L c:..u MeM, c.m. Pllrwtnl IO •ll(h Intention, Ille - dtr119Mli 1•11110lylne \o the o.pertme"' of AlcohollC ...... , ... Cofltn>I for IJo Wiii<• of en elctflollc ~r•oe llttftse IOI lllllM P"mf SOI H fol IOW\ : "42"0NS.ALI! BEER&WINE IPlllMlc ,,..MltH l PETEASO,.,JohnE. & PETE~N,'VevaJ. ~I~ 0r•l)99 Cout O.llv Piiot .JM.-y>. .,,. 1·7' PUBLIC NOTICE \ ,, Saturdly,January 3, 1978 DAILY PILO) ( #7 ~ 108 Years Ended Curse Lifted on 1876 Sealed Box ST. LOUIS (AP) -Under threat of a cunse, descendants or · -Azenah Wllllamson Hoopes walt· ed 100 years to learn his lm- pression8 of the nation's centen- nial. So a gr andson says he doesn't mind waiting a few more days to read them. "I've glanced over the let- ters," 78-year-otd Dr. Thomas T. Hoopes said Friday, "but I want to wait a while to read them. They shouldn't be let out in a piecemeal manner." THE F l VE LETTERS were part of a variety of memorabilia which the grandfather, a Philadelphia a ccountant, placed in a simple p ine box on New Year's Day of 1876. Scrawled in longhand on the box, a s even-line message pro- mised a curse to anyone who opened it before Jan. I, 1976: "Ir any dare this box invade, Ere five score years s ave one. By heaviest curse be on him laid, He ne·er shall have a son, But ln old ~e shall on the world be thrown. Without a friend, Unhonored and unknown." Thomas was joined by another grandson, Dr. Alban Williamson Hoopes of Oneonla1 N.Y .. an opening the box at 2 p.m. Thurs· day. • "THEY WERE VERY res trained about it," said Thomas' wife. "I wanted to open the box right at m.idnight." Thomas, who h as kept the box for several years after acquiring it from his mother, said he had no desire to open it early. "No, that wouldn't have been the right thing to do," s aid Thomas. It was the kind of curse. he im- plied, that nobody wanted to take lightly. INSIDE THE BOX, the grandchildren found brochures advertising sewing machines. s cales, harvesting equipment, yt'llow('(f newspapers , a silk hat and a "Centenni;)l doll baby " '"The bat had a label in it that said ll was worn by papa at the closing of the centennial ex· h i bition ," s aid Thomas , a curator of tht.> St. Louis Art Museum from 1936to1964. His cousin Alban is a retired professor of history at Hartwick College in Oneonta. HF. WAS NOT surprised by the contents. Thomas said, because relatives ~ad told him h is grandfather had taken his wife and nine children to the centen- nial celebration in Philarlelpbia. "I remember my aunt, when she was a very old lady, told me about how m y gr andfather had the box m ad<.'," he continut>d "He sealed it u p with nails aft er e ach m ember of the family had m ade contributions ... letters for posterity telling ~omething of their hvC's and a bout life in general .. -··-----------------------------------------PUBLIC NOTICi: PUBLlC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE - "CTITIOUS IUSINUS .. AM• STATEMEHT ------------------F-ICT_l_T-IO_U_S_9_U_S_l_N_£_SS___ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS :: FICTITIOUS9USINUS NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT . ~ Tiit foltowi119 person Is dolr19 IMI· .. ssu: . CREATIVE COI N JEWELRY, 1"30~ St., Fountain Valley, CA t2108 llend1ll Lte Declttr, 16tJO """""'°°°SI., Fount1ln Vl llty, CA~108 This tiuslnns Is condue<ted 11y an,,.. cb14'11 Randall Lee OecltH This stAttmtnl was t lled wllh the County Clerk ol Orange County on December JO, 191S fjOtM Pubflst.ed Oranoe Cont Oiuly Ptlol, J~. 3, 10. 11, 24. 197' NAME STATEMENT The "ollowing porM>n I~ ooing bus!· T~ fo41owlng po,rson~ •r~ doing ~" Thtro11-1ngper,50fts•ree1oin9busl· IWUH' lle'\U\ ntsSIS' O M PAN -ASIA TIC, 111'1 M.OAVIOPAUL &ASSOCIATES, FOUNTAI N VALLEY '81KE CrHl~r Ln .. HunllnQton BUcl\, CA 1200 No<th AA.tin Street, S.nta N\4, SHOP, 1me .... 8'oollllunt st., Folallaln ,,.., Qrllo.n•a<n101 Vatley,CA. 97108 Antonio Vllf•mll Banaao, 11"2 W1ls/11re C~111tr Oev~IOC><fltnl Co Steven Ford, 10018 Los CM>lllei, CrHt-l..ft .. Huntington Be.tch, CA 233 W1IY\or~ Boulevard No 990, s..nt ... Fountain V•tley, CA. •2108 92W. Montt.t. Q111orn1• '10401 Scolt Ford, 10078 t.os ~nos, This buslntu Is conduc:led by an In-M o .. 1d Pout, lo.JI> Acanlo Pl.tee. Fountain Valley, CA. 92708 cllvklual Los AllQtlt\, Cdhlorn1• Tn1s business Is conducted by a A.. !Wnaa9 ~°'Vt Ber9s1rom. 11336 1"411hn Qentr .. ,,.rtnerslllp. This S1atem~I WilS ltled With the Strffl, LOS A~te\, Calilorn1a~ Sl•,,,.n Ford County Clerk ol Or•nge COUlll'I' on Tiils buSlnHs is conducted by " l•mtl Thi\ ~4!ltment wn ltled wilt!~ Oet.ember 16. t91S edP«tne~hlp County Cltrlt of Oran;e County on FS0704 M David Paul Oecembtrt, 1'1S. PubUstted Oranoe Co.isl Dally Ptro1. ~neral Partner FSOU. ~.20,21, 1'1San<1Jan.l, IO, l91b This staltment wu tned Wtlh th!' P\lbllShed 0ratl<)e Coast Dally Ptlol, 48:17 IS County Clerk of Oran9e County on Dec tJ,20,Vand Jan.J,1916 •131·1• ------------1 Decembern,1915 PUBLIC NOTICE • ----------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Pubhsntd Oranqe Coast OailyF::.s • F~c:~T~~~!:~~1:::s ------------1---f-ICT--l-Tl_O,...U-S-B-U-S-l-N-f-SS---I Oec.emt>er 21, i.15 •I'd Janwry 3, 10, The following person Is ClolnQ,busl· FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAM£ STATEME NT 17• 19" • ~,~ ntSSIS: NAME STATEMENT Thefollowl119 ~M>ns Ire dolng~I· IRVINE UNION , t•H6 Sand ........ fot•~-1~-r~••rt ....,...,._._, neuu: ClnyonAvt.,lrvlne,CA92&SO ~~s: """' . .,.~ _,, . ..,,.,.,....,,. MEDICAL MA.RICETING AS· Pl'IH.IC l\OTICE Larry Amm ie 8ollew, 3900 SWITCHCRAFT COIFFURES SOCIATES, 4100 Birch Street, No, 103, S·l40J Pltrtivltw LAM Apl JC, I rvlnt, CA 1091 Biker St .. Costa Mtsa. CA 92~ • Newport 9it<Kh, Calllornla 92660. SU PE 111011 COU llT OF TME This business Is COnduclaCI l>y In In-Sheri Ann Buc.llan.n, 196 Del ,.,.r. Terry Mulligan, HU Tremont STATE OFCAl.I FOllNIA FQR Olvldual CostaMe sa,CA92627 YM, Coron1 dtl Mar, Calllornl.t, niECOUNTYOFORANGE LArry A. Bolltw , . Sharley Ann Davidson, 2U Lilllan '?-62S. No. A·ISttl This st•tement WU rlleCI with Ille Pt Costa M6a CA '12627 Jamrs Woodward, ~301 E. Third, N 0 TI c £ 0,. ME AR I HG 0 F County Cltrll or Oran~ County on This buslnt~s h conducted by a Lono8each.Calltornla9081 4. PETITION FOii PROBATE OF Wiit. Ottctmbtr30, 191S 9t'1tralpar1ntrsl\lp Tiiis busi ness Is conducte<I by a A.NO FOii Ll!TTEllS TESTAMEN· FS09a SNrleyAnn0avld$on generatpartner\hlp. TARY ANO AUTHOR IV. TIO N TOAD· Pllbllshed Oran~ Coast Dally Poot, Sheri Bucll<Jna11 Terry MulllO.ln MI N I ST E 11 U N O E It TH E Jan.l, 10.17, 24, 1976 This Slaltmenl was ftled With Ille This Slattmtnl was filed wHh the INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION F 4937.75 County Clerk of On1nge Counly on County Clt rlt ot Oranott Coun1y on OF ESTATES ACT Oecember9, 1'7S OKember U, ltJS. E\lale o1 HARDIE H ALBRIGHT, , PUBLIC NOTICE F50C76 FJOflS Deemed ...._ ----------,_ Publl$Mcl Ora1>9t Coast Dally Ptlo\, PlltlliShed Oraft9t Coast Daily Pltoe, NOTICE IS HEREBY Gr VEN II-at flCTI TIOUS9USI NESS OttC.ll.10,27,191S.noJa11.3,1976 Ottcembff 27• 197S and Ja nuary), lO, ARNITA w ALBR IGHT h•S fifed -NAME STATEMENT '102·7S 11• 1976 4tOHS herein a ~t111on for Probate of Wiii and TM following person Is doinc.i busl· 1-------------lo. l\Su.tnet of Ltll~rs TestaMtntary ... MUIS' • P UBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE Md Aulllomatlon lo Admtnosttr Ulloet' E x o T IC A 0 E S I GNS 1-------------l-------------l 'he lnoependenl Adm1ni\1r.iion or ENTERPRIS l!S. 1401 !i.u~rl~ E. STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT E~at" Act rtltrenct lo which",_ Newport Beach, Cal 91663. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS OF THE USE OF for lur1twr particul•rs, al'CI that I~ Chr1slopllPr Fredtrlcl\ Winkler. NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS NAME time and r>la<P of heart119 the \a'1'"e has 1401 Superior, Ntwport Beach, Ca. TM follow11l9 person 1s doong 1>16o· Tiit following person has aoandoned bee1't sel tor JanU.try 13, 191~ .. ii 10 00 92M>J. neu as 1MuseoflhehC1U1ous bus1n~\sna.... • m., In lht counroom ot OePilr1tn!'nl Thh buSllM!Ulsconducltdbyan.n· INDUST RIAL BLADE ANO THR EE WORLDS CREST N0.3ol lob•dcout1.at100C1v1cCenl"' dlvl~I. PRODUCT COMPANY, 2101 "D"Sooth REAi. TY, 194M &each Bhtd., Hunt· Ori'tll Wul, In lllt Clly ot S.tnla Alla. . Owls F. wink I tr Standard. Santa A.n•. CA 9270S ltlglon BHcl\, CA '2M8 C..lllomla, Tiiis stat•mtnl was llltd ,..," ti. Quintin Oa vtd Burc hell, U l • Ttle Foctrtlous eusll'ltU Namt re-Oiied Dec 17, 191S. ONnty Clerk ol Orenoe CCMM!ty on ~lrle,(AKIA Mesa, CA92626 ferrecs lo •bOve WH r11eo In °'"1911 WILLIAM f. SI JOHN, DtctmbtrlO, ltlS. This buSIMss is conducted by an In· Countyon Auqusl26. 197• Co\intr Cieri.. FS0915 d1v1~al Harold Wllllam Sttl~y, 9707 ARHOl.O I . ABRAMS PubllShed Oren99 Co.U.I 0.lly Pifol, Oulntln Burchell . Coll>rf99¥1 Or Ive, Hunlln91on 0.ach, '107 Wit.SHI RE BLVD. STE S06 Jan ... ryJ, 10;17, 24, 1'16 ~ This statement was filed Wilh the CA926-46 BEVERLY Hit.LS, CA. to210 County Clerk or Or•nue county on ThlsbuSlnesswesc:onouc ttdby anlr>-Attwntytor: "-"'._.' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS NAMl STATEMENT The foll owl ng per M>n h dol ng bus•· neuas: THE SKILLMAN COMPANY. 1710 Pomon. Aveni.Ml, No. B·3, Costa Mesa, CA92U7 Jol\n Welllngton Skillman, 3058 ~Ion Ro<td, Cos•• Mesa, CA 92676 Tiiis business Is c:onducll!<t by 1n lt>-d•vidUal JollnW. Sltlllman Tiiis statement was filed with Ille County Cltrlt of Orange County on OK. t, 197S F10f77 PubllShed OranQe Coast Daily Piiot, Oec. U.20,21. 1'7SandJan.J, lt76 ' ~ 4'94·1S PUBLIC NOTICE December 9. 191S divldU.tl Published Orange Coasl Oally P•iot F*11 HaroldW. 5"tley Dec 71,21, 197SandJan.J, 1916 4'I00-1~ Publl~ed Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot, This siatement was r1ll!d willl tr.<' Dec.13,20,27, 197SandJa11.J, County Clerk ol Orenoe County on 1'16 · 46"3-7S Oitc:emt>er 16. 1915 f'lltOll PUBLIC NOTICE Publlslled Orange Co.rn Daily P1101 -------------1Dec.20, 21, 191S ano Jan. 3, 10, 1916 '~7S f'ICT ITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tl\t followl119 person is doing bus!· PUBUC NOTICE neUH; ------------C. E. SURPLU S OFF ICE "*C'TITIOUSBUSINESS FURNITURE, 900 W. 19tl\ St., Cost• NAME STATEMENT Ml51,CA926l7 ~followlng persons 11rt dolngbu51· Celeste LAvone Wflllams, 9llO w. nessas: 1'1hSl.,Costa Mesa,CA92621 THE CLOCK TOWER FLORIST, Tiils buslnns Is cond11<led by llll it>-11Cn North Tustin. Oren9e. CA "71>6S dlvldloal Mlcllael 0 Grant. 209 M.lpl• Celei1eL. Wifllams Gro-.e,Orfn9t, CA'2667 This st•tement wu filed with tfle Rosemery P. Gra nt. 24S9 Maple County Clerk of Orange County on Grow,Oro11199,CA'2661 O,Ctmbe130. 191S Thi~ business ''conducted bV M ,,.. f1"C CIMdual PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICETOCllEOITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OFCAl.IFOllNIA FOR THECOUNTYOl=ORANGE No, A·HOSS E•lall' of JAM ES E. SEXTON, Ofcused NOTICE rs HEREBY GIV EN 10 IN> • crooltors of Ille .lbove named dt'cf'dfnl • lhal 111 perM>ns l\av•nq t 1a1ms o)9don'l Ille sa1CI dOcedtnl ar~ rt'Qutrrd ~ lilP tr'lltm , with •~ ~Ce\'\C.HV voucher~ 1n I~ ofltcr of 11\e clerk 01 lhe al:IOY" tn tm,,a court, or lo prev>nl I hem, wltn ,,,.. MCtss.ary voutl\ers. to 11\e un<lt!rstqntd al lllf' oft •( .. ol TREDWAY, BRANOMEYER & WARD. Attorney• Publl""° Orl"Ot Coast Dally Piiot, Michffl O. Gran! FICTITIOUS BUSINESS J ... l, 10, 11, ?4, 1'7• Tllls stetement was l1ll'CI wllh Ille NAME STATEMEHT 4MC»S COunfy Cltrk of Or•no~ County on a1 I.aw, llSIO S Downey Ave., Oowntv, Calilornla 902•1, which '' the Place Of bustt>tSS of lht undersigned In arr mal- l~ ~r1a•nlno to Ille est Al" ot s.te1 cir' ctdtnl, wllh1n tour rnonttls .ittf' tfW> l•rsl a>ubhutron ot th•~ notice. TIW lollowln9 penon Ii. doing IJusl. ------------OKttmbtr 1', 1915 RHS•S: BAY TELEPHONE PRODUCTS, 1902 Mlchetson. Suite 402, I rvlne, CA Carl F Martin, 1802 Rlverto.d, Tustin. CA '12680 This bu51Mss Is conducltd 1>y a11 In· dlvlduat C. Martin This sla1tmen1 w11s llled with the County Cltrk 01 Orenge County on Otte.ember 16, 191S Pt.: BLIC NOTICE nessas: MICHA E L 'S HOME DECORATING CENTER, 14111 Alkla PWrllw,.,, No. B, Leouna Hiiis, CA. 9'26SJ Doris J. Wiiliams, 1JS'2 ~~ Pt.tee, Tustin, CA. 91..0 This business 11 condllcltd by an lr>- c1ovl~11. Doris J . W1lll11rns Tiils ~•••ement was flied with tht county crerk of Oran~ County on Oectfl'lbtr t. ltlS FIOJ14 l'\ltlllsMCI Or•llVI! CoHI Delly Piiot, Otc;. U, 10, 27, 1'7S and Jan. l, 197' . '7»75 P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE FSOIO) Published Of1noe COol\I Oailv Pilot, OK. 20, 21, 197S Ind Jan l, 10, 1'16 4192-75 PUBLIC NOTICE CP·lj4• SU"ll"IOR COUltTOl'THE STATIEOl'CALIFOllNIA FOR THll COUNTY OfO ORANGE .... A~ Estate of CURT N. LIGHTER. Oectased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Ille creditors of ow •bo~ named oecf'dfl't lflet ell pt~ Nivlng c:lalms ac;>alMt Daleo Oeumber 10, 191S. l(IRlt T. SEXTON Adm1ntstrator or the Esl.ltr ot tl\e abo ... namtd deceot-nt. TREDWAY , BAANOMEYER f. WAllO A11'tmtn at t.I w 11S10S. Oowftey An. OoWM'I', CA. toNt Tel : 12UI fU·S"1S Atlwneys fw Administrator PubltSl>ed Orange Coau O.ily Pilot • Dec. 13, 20, 21, 191S,ancl Jan. 3, 19t6 4736-7$ PUBLIC NOTICE tl'lt said decedent are required to Ill~ CP·ISO n.n, with ttlt "9C.SS¥Y voucf"4!"· In S p "" offke of Ille c .. rk or t~ above u fRIOR COURT OF THE entitled court, Or 10 Pt'l!~nt 1~. w.th STATE OF CAl.1 l=ORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF OllANGE the nec:tssary vouclltrs, to Ille un No. A·8603' dft'Sl91td •• lht office or hl\lmornty, NOTICEOFMEARINGOFPETITION C.A.HIGBIE. n9Mer1MA wnuP, p 0 FOllPrtOBA.TEOFWILL ANO Bo• lU, B•lbo• Island, C•hlornla FOllLEnfllSTESTAMENTA~Y fM62.'Mlkh lstt1tpl1<eol bus ... enof E\lalt ol OOFIOTHY RECIC ER ttlt undtnlOntd In all lnltl.er'\ ~r1lllll· MCCABE. O--cea,~11 l"11tolhtnlett ot sal<lde<.nt,w1thln NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh.11 '-' monll'5 afMr Ille ""' Tlubt1ca11on OONALO A McCABE has 1.1ec1 ,,..,~.n Of lhh no4lce. • ~ltllon tor Prob<ll~ of Wiii and for'" O.ttobtumbtrJO, 1'7S. wa<l(C of vuers T .. s1amen1ar,. to'"" 00NALO EDWIN LIGHTER Ptltlloner rt!Prtnu to which ism-Ewc:utwof tl>e Wiii tur1htr par11cur..,~. and thA1 111e """" Of the above MrTWd Ol'<~I •nCI DI.tee of ~~nn9 ll>e w me .,., _, C. A. HI Oat• '*'for J•n..ary 20, 197', al IO·OOA m. •n Z29MlrillOA-• llW cour1rO')m of Oepa rtmenl No l OI P.O .... m \;lid <ourt, al 700 Civic: C4nlt'f °''..., .. ..._l11aM,ta."'6t w~''· 1n the Cily of Sal'lt<> AM. (7141 '7).Jut Calllorn•• ......,..,..,. •11te.-r Dettd Oec•mber JO. 197S. Puellllltd Dr8ft9t CO.II Dally Piiot, WILLI AME.ST JOHN. J-rYJ,.10, 17,24, 191' 4M-7S C.OUntY Cltr~ PUBUC NO'l1CE s.1 .... SUl'•RIOIUlOUltTOl'THI! ST'-T8 01' CAU t<O•NIA lllOR TM8COUNTY0f'0.ANOIE ........ ,., NOTtCe Ofl HIA .. INO OfO NTITIO.. flOlt ~lt08AT• Of' W.l.L ANO ~· LtlTT81tS T•STAMtlN· TA9'Y ANDAUTHOltlUTIONTOAO. MINIST•R UNDER TME INDIP8ND•NT ADMINISTRATION Of'UTAT•SACT &tai.ClfLILLIAN 8ENOIJ~EN.•ho W-es Lit.LIAN 1108 ll!NDIXl!N, Ot<wted. NOTICE IS HEltl!BY GIVEN thllf ~N BENOIXIEN ANO"llSSl:l hlft ftted ...,..'" • ,.tJUoft tw fll'--. or Wiii and for l1111111ce er Ltll•rt TM'-lart elld Ailt....,._.lon to,,.. ,........,. ~ tM Ir .......... ,... ,.... ... Ion of ·~ ... " A.Cl ......,..,.. It w11lch Is m1cle t1r ru,thef ~llM--ttlttlmeend,._ "' ....,.... tlle -Ms "-' ... ~ 1~ "" •• 10:09 a ""' In tlle CM11•"., °'""~' "° a"' Mid CN1. .. 1IOCMc Ctf\lef ~I,,.. Wtst, 111 ,_ Oly Of SIMI A.._ C.lltornle. oa.c1 DM. n. ms. Wit.LIAM•· Jl.IONN, c.wityOeR llLWAYllt8LIMITM ~ ....... THOMAS I.. I.ORO m?l P'a-• Vei.nd1, Sulit 21) 1..1.-a Mlflt. (allt. fflS) IT14IS11.JM PubllSlltd Orenqe COISI Dall'!' Ptlot January J, 4, 10. Hl6 ICH• PUBLIC NOTICE SU~ErtlOll COURTOFTNf STATI! OF CAI.I FOR NIA FOii THIE COUNTY OFOltANCE ..•.A•lS9'1 NOTICE OF Hl!ARING ~Olt PltOIATE OF WILi.ANO COOIC.ILANO f'Olt t.E"l!ltS TUTAMIN1'ARY Est•ll or INA. F. OAUt..TON, Dtct1s.c1 NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV(N thet OON CON ROY has llltCI llef'tln e '9tlllon for Protlete of wm end C.O.Cll aftd ror •\luaft<e or Le11er1 T"e1tamentary to Ille Petit~ ,... ~· IO Wllleh b me11t rw """"'" PIF11culart. •nc:t IN! tilt II~.,_, llllCe el flMrlfto Ille wme h.n -.n mt tw ~ u ... , ... 10 ot .. ~ .... ,,,. ~t'OOITI of Otpartlfttnt No I ol t.e1<f COur1, at 100 Ctvlt C.nlft Oriw ._,,, ,,., lllt c11.,o1 San111 A.na, Callt.rnlA. 0.1" 0.<•tnO.r »~ 1'75 Wl\.\.IAM a ~tJOHN, C.Unt ,c111r11 PUMl~MC8 M. --TM If I' 11 ,.,..ea . ..ns ......., .. 1 .......... ,,_....,..,er.,. Coe•I Otlly'fllllot, ~7S Otc. fJ,11, 1•UllfldJen. ), t'76 ~1.Ji Gil .......... -OMJ,Q.naJ ........ ~ fillllll"'*' OrM .. C..d 0tn~ Atot, Jf/tl a,4, 10. ,.,, ,.,. • t • f • • • • I OAILY~LOT '". s ~~a ets ~ ';chol&rships : 1 Representives of the Laguna .,each Festival of Arts cbolarshJp committee will be oo .be La&una Beach High School ;am,eus from 11: 15 a.m. to 1: lS ).m. Jan. 8 to band out applica- :ion forms and explain the festival's scholarship program. Scholarships are available for students pursuing college majors 1in.art, dance, 'drama, music and 'Writing •. They are available to seniors graduating in June .. In 1975, the Festival of Arts granted $33,00<Mo 45 high school and college degree scholars furthering their artistic studies. :~:::m:::::::::;:~:;- .'l T I .. s-owe s by EXCEllO ~;: m . :i: ~fi :r Printed Velour Kitchen mottl w lh Ir 1 n g e d ends. aa c :, Wash Cloths .. Saturday. January 3. 1978 BURIJNGTON, Wis. CUPJ> -One of the best lies o( 1975 was a Texas whopper about chili, according to the national authority on prevarication -the Burlington Uars Club. "When a 'blue' norther hits the Texas Plains it ~ts cold so fast that it freezes the campfire,' according to F.R. Young of Houston, "The fire is then ground up into chili Powder.'' YOUNG'S ENTRY WAS ONE of five honorable mentions in the annual Liars Ciub contest. But the top honor, that of world's champion liar, was accorded to Ralph May of Burlington for his r~telling oC a hunting experience."' "My pointing dog Sam and I went pheasant hunting," be alleged. "The brush . .. was so thick the dor bad to back up to point/' Here are the four other honorable mention winners in the contest:· -"I've invented a glue that will aUck to anything, even water to water. However, commercially I've bad trouble -lt seems the customer can't get it out of the can." - Carl Vancura, La Grange Park, Ill. -"IT WAS SO DRY HERE TIUS sum- mer that you could stand knee deep in water and still ki~k up a cloud of d~t." - James Vickerman, Glenview, Ill. -"I remember as a young boy in western Wisconsin that we lived so close to a waterwheel generating plant o.n the , Kickapoo River that when using our electric stove t~e electricity was stiU wet." Co tt o n Terry I.Jee cloth~. 8 ac ::: . "Monticello" White Muslin PAK OF 3 :!i .. Printed Towels ;;, "Wahoo" pattern n .} ... attractive for '.;: the kitchen. r; t-------1 1 ... ~ • .. . ·L :~:-· V05 i : VO. fl· HAIR SPRAY : _ ' l.'.·7~~\ favorite formuld ' 9 gc ! "-f-• . • ""'" 9 OZ EA. ~ . . • ~ • . . .. . \' • . . ... . . • . . • • • I ,., ~tT! -. THE Tannery SPRAY ·ON l£A TMER/ VINYL WANER & CONDITIONER Just buff f or re · newed tus terl 12 OZ . "PINE· SOL" LIQUID ~ CLEANER 15 OZ. SIZE ,S~SPECIAL by CANNON . BIP.nded Cotton and Polyester I.or a smooth dnd even textured weave. T a p e s e l'v a g e s f o r . -.::::;;:::::.=~~reinforcement and longer -wear. . "-..... MALLORY DUIACB.L ' -Cllttord Wilke. GreeiilWd. WIJ. , -.. 1 bave a friend who is ao.Juy that his idea of exercite ll to let his flnaers run throu1b tbe yellow paces," -Gary Pl.De- lea, Skokie, JU. · • Gay Bias Outlawed ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -The Anchorage City Auembb' has approved an ..ordinance which specllically includes • homosexuality ln municipal regulations prohibiting discrimination. · The unanimous action followed two hours of public teslimo117 which included state-. , ments by homosexuals wbo said they want· ed to "come out ol the closet" but were afraid of losinJt their jot». ··1 CAA11"1tt.1. '100 C.OffAl' lf ct 1...Sctf 11' 15 NOT '/OIJft ONCl.f AtEv. ••, -• f "SKIPPr PEANUT BUITER Creamy or Super Chuqk 28 OZ. SIZE "' - :SKIPPY . •m111111llll1t ll l.21(l I KITIY QUEEN CAT FOOD "TIDE" LAUNDRY DETERGENT 2.59 '• . •' • • . -•• •! .. !• !• f f "SECREr ROLL-ON ANTl-PERSPIRANT "4-HOUR" HOLD Cough Suppressant BAffiRIES · l • 1.5 oz. lO's -~ ----------. . • "D" OR "C" CEll ggc gnc • UAAtl SIZE . PAK 9 YOl.T " PAK If 2 PRICES PIEVAI.: SUN., JAN. 4 THRU TIJES., JAN 6 tiWr.llACH •t s lli t ,, .. Sp' ;"1ul ...... '°""141MYAU.l"f t t1 1 l1IW.wMIWPOIT1MCH--tm ..... W ...... ,._t.AN4 I . . ANTAOD UCMID 12 oz . T Am.ITS 1 OO's I 4 •• , • c • • LIDO ISLAND Waterfront living on Newport's Main Channel. Spacious 2 & 3 bdrm. pJus den a.Qd wet bar. Finest construction available. Subterranean parking. Jo)om Sl79,500. Open Sat. & Sun.1·5 320 Via Lido Nord: HARIOR VIEW CARMB. . Hard to find Carmel model -3 bdrm. FR and form al DR. Vacant & ready to move in. $79,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1..S 1963 Port Weybridge. I year ww 1 mwlt included. Call 675-7225 You Con Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad I 002 G....-al I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fllcC?J~.!~~ .. **:;t..OPEH• HOUSE*** THE llUffS Little bit of yesterday. Superbly de- corated 3 bedroom condo. New carpeting to complement English Tudor decor. $63,000. OPEM 1·5. 410 VISTA ROMA. WHERE f AMIL Y FUN IEGIMS Ideally l ocated Turtleroclr 4 bedroom home. Near tennis, swim- ming pools & right next to park. Personality & charm describe this appealing home w /fam.rm.., dining rm .. 2 baths. All for only $67 ,950. Don't wait. OPEH 1-5. 5176 GRINNELL LN LET THE sut. SHINE IN On this well located Bluffs "G". 3 bedroom8, 3 bath.5, & den poolside home w /open beams, floor to ceiling windows & every upgrade. Fairly priced at $99,500 with lmtd. OPEN 1·5. 2400 HOILEU. **BY APPOINTMENT*** 3 IEDROOMS PLUS POOL Herejn Harbor Highlands! Like-new baths & kitchen . Much to offer for $63,950. REGA.HT -&.£GA.MT Is not descriptive enough for this beautiful custom 4 bedroom & den home, spectacularly located on Peninsula w /Bay & jetty view. $189,000. IUY IM CORONA DB. MAI Super d uplex plus guest unit for owner. Great location. Complete w /ranges, refrigerators, washer and dryer. What a buy! $95,000. l!AUTIFULL Y LOCATED - • MA TUULL Y INVITING One of Big Canyon's most attractive 4 bedroom homes. Large lots. Strik· ing decorator touches. Cathedral, beamed ceilings. Formal dining. A best buy. $169,500. LIDO WA. TBtFROMT Featuring 5 bedrooms, Cam.rm., din.rm., s tudy. P ier & slip for two 45'-50' boats. This custom built home m ay be seen by -appointment. Presented at SJ.50,000. IOHAFIDE IARGAIH Sharp & clean house only 2 blocks to beach & a few steps to Lido shop- ping. Terrific low cost borne you can be proud off or only ~.ooo. · WHm WA1R VllW Charming 5 bedroom home on quiet cul-d~sac. Endless view of ocean, canyon & hills. Steps to private beach. 3 used brick fi replaces, pegged oak floor in f amlly room. $234,000. ~LISH CHAIMM Used brick , fine paneling, high beamed ceilin gs t hrou ghout 3. bedroom. dinin g room home. LQvely yards, many fruit trees, only $71,500. •YIMI COYE Private sandy be¥h and magnifi-cent white w ater View from this 5 bedroom custom home. Elegant de·. tails everywhere -marble -teak -10 ft ceilings -beams -gas - lights -exciting contemporary de- sign. $495.000. • . ' • • •· . . ' REALTORS -~~~~ 675-5111 ~ --OPIM HOUSIS I '06 AMTl 9UA: Dover Shores with Beverly Hills cblc ! Formal. highstyled elegance. High ceiling living room, huge formal dining room. Two story, three bedrooms upstairs, guest suite main level. Charming study. Three wood burning fireplaces. Delightful view. Owner moving to Massachusetts. OPEN SUN 1to5 OIAMATIC -ILM~ -UNUSUAL Tremendous view from this fantastic 4 BR home. Pool w/ovensized patio. Lge ram rm, formal D.R. & surprise bonus rm. Prestigious area. $198,500 l608GALAXY DR. Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30 UMIYHSITY PAIUC -VILl.AGE TWO Hai'd"to find 4 BR LaSalle model! New- ly decorated, lush cptng, new digital Frig. range, oven & D.W. :F'orm. DR, 2lf.l ba, 2 F .P .• grtstorage. $87,950 4541SANDBURG WAY Sat/Sua1·5 4714 CORTLAND DI: Cameo Highlands area where the living is easy. ~our bedroom home, or 3 & den, with quality decor, in fine condition; s pacious patio. fruit trees, P.ri vate beaches. OPEN SAT &SUNltoS DCLUSIV! LINDA 1SL!-S395,000 Owner /builder says SELL this NEW 5 BR Traditional home! Finest quality & appts! Has everything! FR. DR & • billiard rm, Pool, pier /slip. 76LINDA ISLE DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 GetWf'al I 002•GeMf'GI l OOZ • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 701 ROCKFORD RD: Cameo Highlands area with canyon and ocean VIEW: lov- ely family home, four bedrooms or three and den. Covered patio on canyon side. Pool sizedJQt and.private beaches.. OPEN SAT. &SUN.1·5 SPECIALIZING IN ------------. 315 GOLDENROD: Just a short block from the ocean. 3 Bedroom and study. Stained glass, antiques, unusual setting with paddle teqnis court, brick patio. OPENSAT.&SUN.1·5 COLE OF NEWPORT REAtTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy •• Corona del Mar 675-5511 1002 Gewerol 1002 ···~··················· •.........•............ LUXURIOUS WATERFRONT MINl-HARIOR ESTA.TE Newport Beach lnwned. Possess. CHERRY LAKE A.REA -$89,500 Unusual 4 BR & FR home on quiet cu1- de-sac. Extra lge living rm with comer 'f'J)h-Huge breakfast bar. View-of area;- New cptng. Im med. possession. 2319HEATHER LNE. Sat/Sun ·5 LINDA ISLE-MA.IN BAY VIEW Exciting water traffic seen from this comfortable 5 ~R Contemp. Abundant tile & teakwood. Lge bayside terrace. Space for 3 boats. $395,000 36 LINDA ISLE DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 ALL THIS FOR OML Y $84,500 Perfect home for little ones. Great storage, 5, 6 or 7 bdrms. Fun bonus rm. Lge yd, rm for boat. Really sharp! 2926SILVER LNE. Sun 1:00-4:30 THE VILLAGE OF HARBOR VIEW 673-760 I anytime OPEN TODAY Waterfront ·PIER & SLIP Home/Duplex 611 36th ST. HASTINGS & CO. Realtors 640-5560 Eastbluff Prof. Bld g. EARLY BLUFFS 1-LEVEL $.58,900. Can you believe it! J ust listed. Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath END UNIT, on quiet cul-de-sac. ·Enclosed patio on lovely greenbelt with walkway to n earby pool. New carpets and drapes. Appointment only. IA.YFflOHT, Panoramic view. Builders custom furnis hed model. 2500 sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 2 V2 bath. $136,000 including land. · OPEM 1 ·5 2921 Quedada (Off Del OroJ ·HELEN B. DOWD REA.LTOR. IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Lister & Top Salesman 1974 Runner-Up N ewport-Mesa Board of Realton + 3 IOA T SLIPS Prime location. Secluded entry unfolds charming wa!erside atmosphere. Open floor plan. Wall ol glass overlooks magnifj,. cent dockside tl)l'nce. One of a kind opp()rluni· ly. INCO ME FROM YOUR OWN MINI· HARBOR + $200/mo. Take advantage of this r ar:e exception. Call 546-2.313. Open Daily l-S 2111 SE~TBlJo~1Hils Road 1633 HiCJhlcmd Dr. NEWPORT C " • "' . 644-4910 HARBOR VIEW Getter al I 002 Getteral 1002 Near Westcliff Plaza & ~----_. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 01·1r" ''' Q ·tr'• rv~1Jn ,., ~J· 11 [®,U&IHI all schools. Newly de· ~-I 002 GeMrGI · I 002 cor., in move-in condi· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tion! Ideal home for the young exe<:utive with the HAS EVERYTHING growing family. S Bdrms. 3 baths, family rm. with frplc., all bit-in kitc h e n with self· cleaning oven ; encl. landscaped patio en· trance. Pool-size rear yard. Priced at only $94.500. Owner will finance. Costa Mesa .. 4 Bedrooms-big family room-formal dining room-breakfast art!a in huge kitchen -see this bright corner lot home and don't miss that over· sized master bedroom with walk in closet. Owner must move fast. $61,950. 546-4141 HOUSE .· SHRINllJNG? Need Room For Expansion???? try lhis 2-s tory. 3000 sq .ft. 5 Bcdrm, den +country k1U:hcn, fami· ly room, pool. Newport Beach address, 2327 Tustin. Open Sal/Sun & Mon 1·5PM . HOME Popular 4 bedroom Palermo model with beautiful swunming pool. This home was formerly the sales model and is highly upgraded with air conditioning, professional landscaping and interior decorating. Hurry, new listing. Call 640·6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE 1--------•I Lease/option; nr. So. Coast Plaza. 4 BR, 2 ba., Crpl ., F.A. heat, elcc. bit· in kitch.; lots of wood . ~ REAL ESTATE , ~C. Happy New Year! 3 VACA.HT HOMES! Ready For Occupancy! All good v:rlues! All 2· story! All better areas! Waiting for you ! Call for deLaiJs ... WE TRY HARDER AT TRI HARBOR 4ooE.li-~ RlR AU C.Mj(eqp:a;•CAS COATS & WALLACE paneling, with w/w carp.I ~~~~~~~~~1,~;~~~~;~1 TRI-LEVEL/POOL & drapes. lge covered~ ----•Huntington Beach patio, fenced·in yard.•---------Pacific Sands. Pool Shingle roor. dbl. car. NEWPORT HEIGHTS H 0 me by D e a n e Move-in cond. Vacant. 2 STORY-FAMILY Brothers. This lovely 3 Pnced al only $45,500 767 POOL·$26,9SO! DUPLEX bedrm, 3 bath home of· AHe~any Open. Sal/Sun Two story bargain ! Just fers comfort in living. l·S $26,950 full pnce! Large Umque-2 story-Prime Formal dining room. "C'' THOMAS living room. VERY large rental location. Heavy Large family rm w/wel family-dining room com· beamed ceilings, brick bar overlooks pool and REALTOR bo! Bright & spacious fireplaces , entertain· terraced yard. Compl tiled kitchen-step-in pan· men t p" t 1 o s . five d f d 224 w .CoastHwy. try! Wrought iron bedrooms-each unit!! Ian scpd rontan rear. N'pt Beach 548-5527 . Pri'ccd lo sell ' .. '.' ca' 11 Workshop and storage EVES: 545-5643 stairway to king s1u· cabinets in oversized 2 REAL ESTATE , INC. --------.i bedrooms . Secluded now,645·0303 car garage. Blocks to --------master w/built-in vanity. ocean. Offered at$73,500. "SEA.SIDE CHALET" B. RANCHO WRECK Redwood fenced patio ~ Qverlookingwroughtiron UPERB Summertime beach $42,000 e nclosed s uper-pool. r etreat. Few steps to The rough riders must Enclosed garage +extra MES ocean. T otal privacy have ridden thru here! parking. Take advan· 3841 C•mcMI• NB 549.eess with high walls. A-frame It's battered, it's beat, tage·l·all now 752-1700. A CllDWEU IAlllCEHOMrH Y styling. House of glass. but does it ever have oflrJ ,,, o . o ~ 1u:11)I1 •J1\t' Indoor garden atrium Potential! llead'em up [ ~ MESA VERDE loaded with tropical and move'em out! 3 Cor· • HARBOR VIEW plants & ferns. Rugged ral sized bedrooms. A · POOLSIDE beam ceilings in all chuck wagon kitchen. .. · ' This beautiful and Lusk Home rooms. L og burning wagon tracks and all! dramatic entertainment fireplace . Winding Campfire e ntertain -1--------•1 homeisjustwaitingfora Charming 3 bedroom s taircase lo balcony menl! A stampede sized SEXY large family. 4 or 5 with magniricenl view landing.Privatesundeck backyardhasroomfora Youcouldn'tpi('kamore bedrooms and 3 baths from rear yard and terr ace off massive h e rd ! Price d below romantic location for a too. Stunning warm and patio. MUST SELL TO master suite + 2 more market! PaUlt & save! view home. At nigt the inviting architecture. SETTLE ESTATE. bedrooms. One bedroom Fix-up and make $$$! 1 i g ht s s hin e lik e Near the golf course. $94,000 downstairs could be den. Vacant-ready! V A-$0 diamonds on a velvet Owner h as been Open Sunday 1-5 Formal dining off brick down ! Try any offer! pillow. Has 4br, 3ba.; va· transferred and property · w CdM d led k·t h Coun s ti b · • 1027 Tiller ay, ecora 1 c en. · e er says ring em, cant.$159,500 oroffer ispricedforqujcksaleat swimming pool & tennis OP1N1119o11HuN1011rNrc1• ' 40• PRIVATE ROAD Charming 4 BR, family rm. Park-like setting. Sunny patio. Community pool & putting green. $94,950 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy!>1de Orrve NB 67S·6lbl Gener al · 1002\Gettenil '002 .............•••....... ················'······ ST ART THE NEW YEAR ON THE WA.TSlRlONT TWO MEW LISTINGS On the Bay with "boat parade" VIEW. 3 bed. Condo with boat s lip available. T he best in adult living. $12.5,000. Vacation all year round with freedom from maintenance in this 3 bed. Condo. Captivating VIEW. Spacious and inviting. $115,000. LISTEN TO THE SURF!! Have an OCEANFRONT home and income from the other in this "old world charm" duplex right on the BEACH. Good rental history. Open Satl·S. caH631·1400 ·s1ss,ooo UHUSUA.L BALBOA ISLAND DOUBLE LOT .~ ... :·,;t~ Warmth, quality and woodsr.ilflhis s pacious 4 bed, family room home. 3 frplcs and badminton court. Remodeled by Pulaski. Shown by appointment only. 631·1400 try patjo. Plus Olymp~c call847·6010. $7S 500 ii\1 ~-'J)Ol'taSifll"l·· ;~:.:::::1:.:u~~ 1•·~ ... (·~~lff11. up:i:.i. ANYTIME . ---J COMPANY 752·'920 ·~ i-------...imi ~\fJ!lflftlflll, 6N THE BLUFF ~~~l~~~ "~~;~:~:·~~='" _c_H_O-IC--EL_A_G_U_H __ A -1 IEA.UTIFUL SUNSETS _;_Watch Boats Come Home From Catalina Decorator coordinated 3 bed & Den home right on the BEACH with fantastic VIEW of all the action. Privacy and prestige. Vacant and ready for move-in. l. .., ..... ____ , .... JJ View-Vlew-Vlew OHFROHTROW VIEW Sell things fast with Daily $46,500 Enjoy the view of the ths c Completely remodeled. Laguna coas t. Excellent Pilot WanlAds. 2 bedrooms. 2 ba on· TOP LOCA.TION 306Avenida Carlos location within walking dominium. Fireplace. w• RT BE"'CH family room. tile entry. ME ..-0 "' (off Vista Caudal) distance of everything Is a good day to advertlM fn the Daily Pilot Ctassff led Sectk>n. Custom carpeting an Exceptionally fine home OPEN Si\T/SUN 1·5 important. This two drapes. Decorator's in BAYCREST area of {:> bedroom plus den home wallpaper throughout. Newport Beach. four ~)' Sttte may ;be the vie~. home Separate laundry room. bedrooms. new drapes, · ~ you've been looking for. Two enclosed patios, one wall to wall carpeting. ~ ,-'f,t1fle1J.tt e6 Call us for additional in· custom bricked. 2 car Recently redecora~ed . ,$01 l•~•ltlvff D•••• s..:._206 formation. Call 673;85~. ~:e~~· s~1i~~:;g d~ ~~r~;~~-c~~r·sf3'1~ Hewpen ._., m-oJ47 l~Of'fN "'9l:ttfS1~::'~%~!:i':~'1 ... for more details. S&S "MODEL HOME" ·' ' S!~u~i~~~·:na~orner · · OPfN 1119-.11swiv1ot1rnr<'1;-• By Owner 64<4·6650 . . ~;' j BY g~~ER ~ll lRl!fl, ~::~:~.~!~~~= .......... !~~.~ M-a.wooclLn HlJN'i'INOTON BEACH ore Ems, down Chapel ADULTS OML Y Lane between Beach One Storv Condo Blvd&Magnolia 20'x30' waifed garden 968-4293 patio, ankle deep shag EM,,. OR carpetin~. brick wood· PARADIS "'" buminf( fireplace. Walk 3 IR ~ 2 STORY to major shopping and POOL...ltACH bus trans portation. SlS,000 $37,900.10 %down. CALL Forma l entry t o KEY C 0 ND 0 dramatic Jiving room. SPEClALISTS,962·'1788 }luge carden vlew .. K€Y • • kitchen. Artistic open c n€ALT_.,sh stairs sweep &o separate __:::-.~"~~=--....~---- master s uite .Plua11·--------1 ehlldnms wing. Secluded _.IMSULA PT. 22 n. ballroom sited par· ~5" ty room lhtl overlooks $79.950 walled court.Yard. Aurry AUTactive )·story home forthisc:alJ963-7881. with lge. living rm. °"'" 1119 ·11 H~ ro11r "''"' w/frplc .. din. area. large leas I rurpatio;28r. lBa. 'ef ·Hftll 6~ ......... --- -______! associ ate d f' L,' • I W • • r .• . ---- 1 644-7270 DOVBl SHORES ... Submit exchange or 10% down. 8 $120,000 Equity m this beauUiul Colonial bome. 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths, fa mily' room. playroom and large billlard room with wet bar area. Master suite has large His & Her bath with steam bath, g_vm, study and view balcony, much more! For the large entertaining famJly, a must see! Call now y, CO'onO del Mor · .. Ut •II' tH Ot UU. M llOf Hff\AU ft I• 1•11 .. Open Sat & Sun 1·5 PM. $205,000 ON THE WATER FOR UNDER $200,000!!! Your own extraordinary 3 bed home with patio, ideal for indoor-outdoor entertaining and you have your own boat dock just outside your door. $139,500. Fast escrow possible. Open Sunday 1·5 PM. PA.Y MORE -WHAT FOR? $65,500 for a Lido Type Lifestyle on a Hearty Burgundy Budget. Im- macu late Newport S hores A- Frame. 3 beds and terrific kitchen with wine r ack. Nearby sandy beach. Tennis & Pool. Open Sun 1·5 Call 631·1400 . • IEACH HOME with FORMALITY Easily expandable 3 bed, den, dll\ .. Ing room and s unning roof. Lots or · room with atrium greenery and privacy. Walk to BEACH. Pool & tennis courts . FAST ESCROW po.5Slble. Op.a S.. l·I PM. We specialize in ... on t~ water •.• near the wattr viewofwaterhomes We show by boat nd WATERF,on .HOMES 2633 W,Coost Highw.1,y: Newport Bea.ch (714)~1·1400 ,,.. . . • Q ' DAA.YPl.Of IOOMER . .,._,_ .............. __ I tuMILEWEEDS I SMELL WlUSKEY ~ WIMPl.f / HAVE "1JlJ &EEN '7RINKIN& OtJ "THE JOfl?! RJNKY WINKERBEAN FIGMENTS NANCY 1-\ , TODAY'S CIOSSIDRD PUZZLE ACROSS Yesterday's Puule Solved: 1 Stage presentation 6 Yemen capital person 48 Fhntheis 50 Olfocer Abbr II I D ( ) H /l H 5 ~ A > H 10 Eateroor ornamenta· t1on 52 Emmcts SJ Be ambitious 56 Cut, old 51yle 57 Manoi [ 0 E N T 0 'K 0 ~ IA T A V I 0 0 E f l A y ( 0 "' :t -l 111 IE I~ lllm ·l 11 111 IU L E IOIV A • ' u ~ I E > A D JI T 0 p 111 E H II 'l 0 IE I> l l 14 ·····I nd abetted eJ1pe11ence 60 Football play: 2 words V I E S .. 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N.-~ ! ~ by Dale Hale by &nie Bushmiller JUST TAKING A SHORT CUT OVER TO ELM STREET I-.J ........... ,, .... _ . ~ ..... ,. .. ' ' .. L!OV WENT TO WOOOSTOCK'7 NEW t/EAK'? PART4', ANO OAANK flFTV·fOUf{ l(OoT 6EC~? DICK TRACY ' . . GORDO T>llS IS 1HE SAFEST WAVTO 1R.AVEL FA:'.~A NEW Ve.AR's PAR1Vf U551N WE: MEET AN l!Al<LV ROl!>IAI WITH A TOOTH FOR PICK.f.EO WORMS/ MOON MULLINS RECYCLING 15 VERY BIG Now ... P,A~R, i tNCANS, .. Born.ES ... !IRES ... ANIMAL CRACKERS o~. 1-r's ~ose Y OUNG MSPICAtr STUPl!N-rS I t-..1 · 'fMf! GA&..L-S~Y', POCTOA 'Mt:MSER WHE>J PLA'l80YS USEO TO #ITCJ.f RIDES >IOME OA/ MJLJ( WAG:JNS? ROMANTIC1 NO.~ by Charles M. Schull --~~~~~~~~ ~DRANK " l~N'T QUIT~ THE WORD ... THERf'S ANOTHER TERM THE'f USE .. by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson by Rodger~ THE GIRLS "The treasurer called and said she will nol be wi1h us as she spcnl lhc holiday) wi1h her ,.j~ grand<:hildrtn and their dogs and if she recovers ii will be a miracle." '™EY EVEN NAME TM& MOSPITAL ANO~E ROOM NUMBER WHERE THE EYEWITNESS IS BEING HELD. HE COULD BE KILLED BEFORE WI GET A CHANCE 'TO TAU<TO HIM. ~\ • WE/WJTo ... fl~ UP10 HERE JN PIPE NEEWS: I , ; I f 1 , I .. ' .. ........... ~ . . . ................... · ......._Fors-. .._ .. ,Fer S. Ho•" Fw Si* !Honn ,_.. I S&lurdlly, J~LatV3, ums DNL v PILOT C3 • .. ••• ••••••• ••• • ............ • ........... ·-··-·-· ····~······-· .. ·-· .... -••••••• -......... • -· =-:;A -• .. ~: ...... __; 100 lleJ Q...,.. 1002 G111rtl 1I01'eaa11 .. · 1112 I' rHFor~ ......_ForS. lh•n FOf\S. jH••n'°"S. ........ ~ .................................................................................. ~··· ··~···················· ................................................................... . TAl$N&Ta . ., .. ,,_. 1002 G1•ral IOOZ · 1002 Ge•rtl • 1002 · SHOii 1Hlt«i ~Y and Charmlng3 bed.room. Perfect move-In condiUoo. Steps to community pool and tennis cOlO'ts, short jog to the beach. Asking $84,900. l 1 s 6W St., Me.,,,...e sa.: w. 0,..--, 1-S. CLOSI ~O l~CH AND EVEIYTHING! 1f y0a lik~ pnyacy; convenience and caref're.ei.-Oving, it can be yours in this i mlJlacuJate 3 bedroom plus dining room pl~ lovely patio opening to pool. P ark L~do Townhouse. 411 FlepMp ~~Priced to sell at $47,950. ep.. s..... . UDO SANDS 3 ~room on str:ada corner, sunny patio. Only $62,000. Open Sat, 1..s. 4'01 11vtr. WATBtFRONT 3 bedroom home plus guest quarters. Dock, owner will finance. #24 l•oa Co.e. Open Sat. •~s. $150,000. DAVIDSON REALTY S801 '/V Coe ,t H.,,, ~ N B 645-75 75 311fJ Newpo<' B1,J NB 673 -9060 Gentt"al I 002 'GtMral f 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I Irvine ?-. realty FINER HOMES FROM $63,000 TO $850.000 OPEN HOUSE : SAT. & SUH. 1·5 P.M. 815-15112 EAST BALBOA BLVD. 2 separate homes -2 bedroom & family room -steps to beach & bay. $117,000. (Pl7) HARBOR VIEW PALERMO OPEN SAT. 12-4:30 P.M. 2-story -4 bedroom - view ! Panorama of lights & open spaces. Warm family room & wet bar -2 fi replaces - s te ps from par k . U)06 PORT CARDIFF. (Pt8) UNIVERSITY PARK -THE JUUIARD A s harp 3 bedroom w/huge bonus room on a quiet street. Just a short walk to all shopping. $63,000. Tom Queen 644-6200: (P19) START THE NEW YEAR in style w /this beautifully decorated 2 bedroom & den DOVER model in Big Canyon. Extra stor age t hruout. $129,500. J eanne Barnett 644-6200. (P20) CORONA DB. MAR ¥1EW Superb 3 bedroom, family room home in Har bor View Hills. Top quality upgrading w /professiona l touch. Pool-size grounds. Quiet cuJ- de-sac. $119,500. Lois Egan 644~62~. (P21) EXCLUSIVE HARIOR ISLAND D r am atic residence of con· temporary design . Quality con· struction in every detail including solid oak paneling, beautiful tiled floors, skylights, hand tied Euro- pean · carpeting. air conditioning, gourmet kitchen. 4 bedrooms + game ~oom . Lawn, .sandy beach, pier & slip. Magnificent VIEW of h arbor . $700,000 fee. Cath y Schweickert 642-8235. (P22) Ill IA YCREST! MEW OM 1H£ MARKET! Owner transferred. Newly decorat- ed w /5 bedrooms, s unken living room, pool & lovely yard. 3-car garage. In model condition & priced to SELL! $153,000 fee land. J ane Frazee 642-8235. (P23) DRAMA TIC PRICE RB>UCTIOM! Quality custom home right on the fairway. 4 bedrooms, 31h baths - separate billiard room & family room opening onto beautiful pool. Great for f amity living & entertain· ing. Now ONLY $295,000. Bob Owens 642·8235. CP24) WUTIFUL llG CANYON Elegant -Dramatic -Deauville model! Decor ated in soft greens -4 bedr ooms inc luding magnificent master suite -protected patio -+ lush gardens . Air conditioned. Day & night VI EW. $178,500. Barbara Aune642·823S. (P25) -"COUNTRY ENGLISH .. Warm & bright w /Frenc h doors leading onto patios & beauWul vis·. t as. High ceilings thruout, s tained glass, parquet floors. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, fam ily room , study+ billi ard room. Room for pool. $450,000. OPEN DAILY 1 ·5 P .M . #17 LOCHMOOR LN., BIG CANYON. (P25a) PRIMI rlOPaTT on prime LIDO com er. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath home -elegantly decorated -high beamed cei~s thruout. Lg. brick patio w /fountain + additional outdoor living lattice ga r den room. Offers maximum comfort & prl vacy ror the d is· crimlnating. OPEN SUN. 1·"5 P .M. 332 PIAZZA LIDO. (P25b) 641-Ull ,.. 64UllO to, °""' Clffve • ... .....,.,. ....,.,. hid\, Ctflflt• .,.., -• OCl!ANINASOUTH * * ~*. * * *' ••;•••••••••••••••••••• ·••••••••••••••••,•••••• Lstwi:C: d~m~~el1,f<~~.000; ·Herita•e Collection Wlih~o~ ~~~v= my ·r-• .. l.tQ vu ~ b 6tb year in real estate &ala le l.nventory) 2BR, l ~BA service, l wish to e.x.t.ead my slA•lo llory condo. TOW ... HOUSE a inc ere t bank t1 4l n d C.F.Co"'8worthy & Co.-lt.-allC>n' Enclosed garage. Patio " appreciation to all those who with wrought fence & MO DOWN YA. sUper Huntington Beach bave bet~ make possible 1ate. Adult. (over 40) end unit Townbowe at onl)' $39,SQD. 3 tbe pttvioua five eulting and commuolty , pooi . Big bedrooms, 2 baths, .-._ ldla.. snllfying years. Looking SINGLE LEVEL ILUFFS CONDO Hard to find, easy to buy Angelita model. End unit, covered private patio, quiet area. Adult occupied, 3 bedroom, 2 bath -fireplace. Vacant, easy to see. Priced $64,750. Jacuu.t, clubhe>Use. Nr. and ..at-:-g area and no common wall. forward to senin1 )'OU with Sincettly El Camino Plaza abop-UU1W . mJ personal att.entklo. Beat ping center. WaJlr to bus Only st eps to pool and ~reatioo. As-Wisbea For 'nte New Year. Norm Bender 1ine. 30 min. to San sumable7%%loanwtthpaymentsonly THE REAL ESTATERS Dleco. A vail, .n.ow. .$212 per month incldg. taxes. First =i.0S:~~· BY time offered. c• 546-SllO. sos 4 Bdrm ranch style beau· ty. Owner bas purchased new home and needs quick sale. Close to scbls & sbopp.iog. Don't miss this decorator's delight. Only $53,500. 545-9491. WALKER&LEE REAL ESTATE LARGE ADD.OM FHA-VA TERMS Only $49,900 tor this fan· ta!tic Mesa D el Mar beauty. Country kit with open beam ceiling, an.k.le. deep shag cpt thru-out. 3 Lge·bdrms, 2 ba with lge add-on fam rm. Choice Costa Mesa loc. 545-9491. WALKER&LEE REALESTATE . I NEIOAOMEBODY T6(0VEME I may not be a doll houae, but they say I'm really built . My vit al statistics are: S lge bdnns, 3 ba. brick frplc, fam rm. I 'm a 2 sty. 2650 Sq. ft. ugly duckling with unlimiled possibilities . To know me. is to love me. 545-9491. WALKER&LEE REAL ESTATE WATERFRONT MB 1 Br Mobile Home, with fireplace. $2600 down ; $253 mo . payment. $12,900 full price. Agt. 645-9070 PROIA TE SALE Hard lo find .. F" plan in Early Bluffs. Located on a quiet cul-de·sac wilh a beautiful pri vale green- belt. Priced at S68.500 but open to a bid. Hurry and call --the heirs wa nl to seltlc the estate quickly. Call 673·8550. nt•frf r11 '' • f' \ H "J •vH1 hll' f • I • .';' $55,900 • LOYB. Y 3 year old Mesa Vetde Home. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths w /cathedral ceil- ings, patio kitchen and corner lot. Low maintenance yard with large patio and fnit frfts. Call us for complete details. 546-5110. ATTENTION BUILDERS LIVE IN THIS MICE -2 bedroom home while you bui Id your units on the 1-4 lot. Room for pool table in large converted family r oom . Walk in closets, paneling, gas bltins and covered patio enhance this property. Don't delay on this. Only · Mo.soo. c• 546-5880 NOW VACANT OWHEI TIAMSFllRED -must have fast sale. Popular Camelot model. 4 Bedrm with lar ge family room, li ving room, formal dining room and kitchen eating area. Picture perfect condition: Great locatioa. Asking $67 ,600. c• 540.1151. \. NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL JUST LISTED -3 bedroom and family, rustic beam patio, brick BBQ and fire ring. Super sharp with lots of extras. ...._. .. w. Asking $57,000. Must sell. Call 540.1151. NEWPORT BEACH ONE ILOCI ROM THE IAY -on Lido Island .. Super sharp 3 bedroom and den with 4 ba ths. Highly '"'°adtd and new on the mar ket. Call for appointment to see. Offer ed at $129,500. Cci1540.l 151. [~.. ~ : /. . , . ·:~ Gf:Mraf I roo2· GtMral -=====:::::::::::======:::.:· • • • • • • • • • • • • ... ••• •• • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO SHOPPING This lovely 2 bedroom home is only 1h block lo 17th Street, Costa Mesa. shopping and is zoned Cl· CP for an investment ideal for a retired couple who want to build an estate 41DRM HOUSE OF GLASS Formal entry into huge livin g room. dining room. with sliding glass door to patio, family room which opens to cov- ered patio with gas fire pit. Huge master suite with private wall or glass ov.erlooking private patio plus beautiful manicured grounds. Be first to see this dream home. Call 963-6767. ()PfN Ill 9 • I's ruN ro~I Nl(I ' THE REAL ESTATE RS A JEWEL Quiet Penins ula Point I -bedroom/de n. com · pletely renewed, bric!\ front & rear yards . $82.500. Owners help finance ·and trade con· sidered. OPEN SUM. 1-5. 1722 Miramar HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 2727 E. Coast Hwy IRADFOID PLACE ... 3 BR. Townhouse, trade rent receipts for hom e ownership, for: low down payment. $32,000. IAYCllST 3+Fam . rm. & formal din. rm ., or 4th BR. Pool & Jacuzzi. Beautiful location , with private financing. $139,500. IM HAllOR VIEW HOMES ... 3 and family room plus big game room and bath & garage. Priced at $97 ,500. ... 4 and family room, 2 story on large lot, for $104,000. . ... 4 and fa mily room single story with fabulous view for $99,500. · ... 4 and fa mih room -2 story with view, with the best of everything in it. $122,000. THE BLUFFS 4BR, 21h ba, fam rm -with View and close to tennis & pools $93,500. lfG CANYON ... 2 & den Condo with ocean view and guard at security gat e. $139,500. Vacant . ... 2 & den Condo with cust om furnishings. : ... 3 & Jacuzzi Condo overlooking fairway. $189 500. ... 2 & Den Condo ... expanded Dover P lan. 180 degree View. Decor ators Home. $134,000. 'SPYGLASS ... 4 & family with ocean & coastline view $190,000. ,. LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 c..-Dr •• 1m. CALL 833-8600 ___ 67_5_·4_3_9_2 __ GtMrGI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIXER UPftER 2300 Sq. ft. custom home on San Clemente Golf Course. Pool, choice location. Owner anxious· M ake offe r . BKR . 492·6643 ENGLISH EST ATE $44,950 2 STORY-VIEW Winding roadway leads to secluded driveway amidst towering pines & eucalyptus trees. Spiral· ing staircase leads t9 private 2nd s tory en· trance! Lavish living room overlooks s ur- toundJne area! Euro- pean gourmet kitchen! Dining entetalnment. Sweeping mas~r bdrm retreat I Separate mom• ln·law quarters or guest or maid room wllh balhl Worksbop! This hilltop estate c11n be yours for $4500 total down or take over existing loan at S215 per month. For quick appt.. t o see. Call 847-41010. CAN lll • t~n '""TO !IT rM:r··· ~~ "·~ -. -~ THE REAL ESTATE RS --.J ELKINS "OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE., •OPEM SUNDAY 2-5 2445 VISTA MOllEL\ New Exclusive! "Bluffs•·. 1 Story Lin· da Plan. Fully Air Conditioned. Many Upgrades 3 B1· 2 Ila. Wrap Around Patio. Gated Entry . Near Pool. $92,500 Includihg Land. •IY APPOINTMENT MIW·LUXURIOus..&.ova y 2 Sty Lido Isle Contemporary. Flexi· ble Flo01· Pla n. La.-ge Family Room. Open Atrium . Elcctric"Klt chen . $156,000. . NIAl WATEl/IOAT sur Like New End Unit Condo. 3 Br 2~ Ba. 30 Ft Slip. $93,500 Fee. MIWPOlT Hll•HTS Spacious 3 8r. Family Style Kitchen. Patio. Charming! $59,750 Submit. CHORGE EUUHS CO.., RIALTOaS 111 DOVEi' DltlVI . 63 l·llOO 1002 Ge•r al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• $39.500 31EDROOM + C .F. COi.ESWORTHY 640.0020 . IASTILUFF · CENTER UtUe.doll house o~ huge FAMILY ROOM General 1002 tLoRt Wl~hthdrbeeam kd1t, l!lg This home bas it au. Up-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . w1 ame ce1 -graded t hroughout.•-------i mgs, 3 bdrms, 2 ba. Walk prime Huntington Beach MESA NORTH to all shops •• New on the location, fireplace io SPIRIT OF •76 maa:ket. Can t last. Only family room . Just listed 4 Bedroom, 2 baths, fplc, Treat yourseU to one or 2 miles to beat;b. Can be at only $37,950• It won't comple te carpeting Mesa Verde's fine ex· ~based subJect to ex-last-take advantage. Be tbruout. Drapes. Bltns. ecutive homes. 4Br & istmg GI loan. 646-77U. first to call for appt. to Dble gar. Covered patio. Den+Pool. Outstanding Open Eves. see. 963-6767. All in very good condi-value at $82,500. Call now WALKER&LEE OPrN1119.,,HUNroflfNlf"f ' tion.Reducedlo$46.000. to see th.is terrific new HO:S;,~.;:.;:!~l" [,~lff &Hil .R.t:~.J.s;_{_~.cc.!~_:_.,._~~-':_~_rt1111 1~";;~1clt;:." DIRECTORY ..., .... ...., clnctory,.....,. ............ ,_ ............... 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HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 14 Westcliff Villa, Newport Bch 673-3597 $67t500 Sat/Sunl·5 2 IR & FAM .RM .or DEN . 1123 Main St., Huntington Beach 536-0133 Sat /Sun 12·5 Z1 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Cyn NB 644-6249 $127,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BEDROOM 137 Via Waziers, Lido Is le, N.B. 752-7315 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 479 62nd St., Newport Beach 548-1290 $.56,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••512 38th St (Nptlsland) NB 675-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1933 Republic, Costa Mesa 645-0303 Sat /Sun 1-5 4916 River, Lido Sands, NB 675-6000 $57,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1676 Rhode Island Cir, Msa V.,N. 546·5880 Sunday l ·5 315 Goldenrod, Olde Corona , CdM 675-5511 -Sat/Sun 1-5 315 62nd St, Newport Shores, NB 673-9060 $64 ,900 Sunday 1-5 •411 Flagship Rd., Newport Beach 673-9060 $47,950 Sun 1-5 4908 River, Newport .Beac.h 673-9060 $62,000 Sat. 1-5 #24 Balboa Cove, Newport Beach 673-9060 $150,000 Sat.1-5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN 1657 Bluebird Canyon Dr, Lag B . 494·2146 Noon til 5PM 10Z7 Tiller Way, Corona del Mar 646-8811 $94,000 Sunday 1-5 4572 Green Tree Lane, Univ Pk 644-9060 $73,900 . Sat. 1·5 2402 Running Springs, H.B. 962-2254 $64 ,995 . Sat/Sun 12-5 3233 Montana, Mes a Verde, CM 645-0303 $52,000 Sat 1·5 * 14 Burning Tree. Rd., Big Cyn 1 NB 752-7315 $195,000 Sun 1-5 3607 Surf view (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1618 Mariners, Newport Beach 642-8235 $71,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1715 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1100 Sandpiper HV Hills, CdM 675-6000 $122,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 700 Marguerite, Old Corona, CdM 675·7225 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3140Country Club Dr, Mesa Verde 979-3788 Sat/Sun1:30to4:30 5200 River Ave, N.B. 644-7211 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1915 Bayside Dr., CdM 631-1400 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3241New York, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $47,500 4 BEDROOM Sun 1-5 212Vta P alermo (Lido Isle) N.B. 645·2425 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 18709San Antonio St, F. Valley 968·5319 $49,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •18173 Meadowsweet, Irvine 559-5577 $72,500 Sat /Sun 10·4 1606 Antiqua, Dover Shores, NB 675-5511 Sun 1 ·5 4714 Cortland . Cameo fllnds, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 701 Rockford Rd, Cameo Hlnds CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 *1023 Dolph in Terrace, CdM 644·7211 $199,500 . Sun.1·5 4 llt & FAM IM _. DIM ••645 Bayside Dr., Newport Bch 675-7225 $285.000 Sat/Sun i .. s 1324 Morningside Dr, Lag. Bch 4fM·2146 Nooo W 5PM 1635 Bluebird Canyon Dr, Lag 8 . 494·2146 Noon til 5PM 67 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 6'2-8235 ~ Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 989 Dahlia, t:osta Mesa 540-.1151 • Sal/Sun 1-5 14 Monterey Cir. Spyglass. CdM 675-$>00 $1•5,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 #10 Goodwill CL Newport Beach 645-0303 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •906Allepo, Eastbluff, Newport 642-8235 $98,500 Sat.1-5 •17582 Manchester, Culverdl Irv 551-2000 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1906 Port Cardiff (lMiomes) NB 642-8235 Sat. 12-4:30 16236 Wayfarer, Hunt Harb, HB 846-4408 $245,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 * 1512 Dolphin Terr ace, CdM 673-1148 $134.900.fee Sun 1·5 •1608 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shrs N B 644-4910 $198,500 SIS 12:30-4:30 4541 Sandburg Way. Univ Pk. Irv 644-4910 ($87 ,950) Sat/Sun 1-5 2319 Heather Ln <Back Bay) N.B. 644-4910 ($89,500) Sat/Sun 1·5 21472 Lem on Tree La., Hunt Beach 846-8811 $72,000 Sunday 1-5 3075 Taylor Way, Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat /Sun12·5 1209 Santiago, Newport Beach 546-2313 $129,000 Sun 1-5 *10181 Beverly Dr., H.B. • 546-2313 $75,000 #11 Monterey Circle, CdM Sun 1·5 546-2313 $199,000 .sun 1-5 3055 Johhson, Costa Mesa . 546-2313 $55.900 Sun 1·5 2018 Leeward, Newport Beach 546-2313 $135,000 Sun 1·5 5 BEDROOM •16561 Thames, Huntington Beach 962-4471 $72,000 Sat /Sun 11·7 +2864 Inroz Dr, Mesa Verde, CM 675-1920 $79,500 Sun t -5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2926 Silver Lane. N.B. 644-4910 $84.500 Sun 1 :00-4 :30 ••36 Linda Is le Dr, Linda Isl NB 644-4910 ($395,QPO) Sat/Sun 1-5 ***76 Linda Isle Dr, Linda 11 NB 644-4910 ($395 ,000) Sat/Sun 1·5 23Z1 Tustin, Newport Beach 646~3255 Sat/Sun/Mon •t500Santiago (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Lochmoor (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I IR & 2 IR 720Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach 494-9473 Open Sunday 12-5 2 BEDROOM 420 Cypress, Laguna Beach 675-7225 $54,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 320 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isle NB 675-7225 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 306 Avenida Carlos, Nwpt Bch 752-0347 , Sat/Sun 11·5 20M Barranca, Bluffs, N.B. 640-4460 $58. 000 Sun.1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE • •7210 W. Oceanfront, N. B. 631-1400 $165,000 Ill &211 *61l 36th St, N ewprnt Beach Satl·S 640-5560 Sunday 1-s 2 llt & FAM IM EACH 815·15'1.l E. Balboa. Balboa 644-6200 $117,000 Sat/SUn l ·S HOME+GDIST 2 BR & GUEST 2691 Crestview, Newport Beach 546-2313 $65,900 Sat/Sun l~ • Paol ** Wf/Awfr•f ••• w .......... ..... I ) r WATERFRONT DUPLEX With pier & lar~e dock. Roth unlts completely rndc<.·orated & loads of hltns + fireplaces Huge decks, firepit, t.•lt. G,.~at Location. S 137,500 OCEAN VIEW •An immaculate 3·Btt, din rm ho m e. Patio plus 2 decks. used brick fireplc .. wc>t bar and a Queen's kitchen, are :-;ome of the many extras. OPEN SUN. 1·5 1201 C li ff Drive, Cliffhaven, Newport Beach. All For $87,500 BIG & BEAUTIFUL Heal dose to the beaC'h. DUPLEX- 4 BR upper. 38R lower. 4 1 2 bath. Everything kings1lc PerfeC't owner's unit plus ~ good anc·ome. Aski:tq S 133,500. •DB.Ull tc.w ·~ SEE lO DWLIX * Clo&e to tti. su.r< 'n sea I Excel.lenl 3 BR, 2 Ba, s tite·Hke 1round1. 8W£VE!! ground floor owners unit Room f.aiore inlkte! tn· Eleaantl1 decorated. w/2 priv. palioe " lwc· try hal • 5 bedrooms, pool .Beautiful 4 bedroom + unousma.terauite. i----------1 table sized rally room, tamlly room, bonu11 PLUS separete formal dinina room. and a ate~wn -BY OWNER.....: room. 3 baths. Massive ,........., 2 BR. R ental w/large •Br, 288 Ranch Style. Ii.replace coverina both formul din ng room. patJodeck XJ:nt CM locaUon. Patio floors! Owner desperate, ~ands of doUars In IOTH kllcb w/bltn.s. Tile ~ n~ quick aale submit upgrading. Living room with wood b u rAJng bar. Lrg lath house any & aU otters, 'BKR, has cathedral celllqg, fireplaces, vaulted wood w/waterfall. Covd patio caU 842.ssM ll<>Or l.O ceilin\flreplacel beam.ceilings and s uper and serving bar. Tool TAllEU.' lot.a of used rlc1', we11 So.-0£-Hwy locaUon. abed. Parklllte yard. bar. and the Us t goes on S s ooo F c 11 and on. Call for •ddi· 11 • • ee · a c $$7,5()(). 540-3178. tional information and 644-7211 '"# I la CaUfonlia0 By owner. $58,500. sci. of Hwy, sm. older 4 Br, 2 ba. Prine. only. 675-3613. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ------i an appolnlmenitosee. llG-VACAMT ' &Jm!6M.:1mm•m MINI RANCH 2 Story ~-4411lr:Ur5'6::m! Huge 25 at're R-2 estate New paint In and out. i---------i n Ne wport Heights. FormaJ family rm & din·--------- Ranch style cottage with in.g rm. BBQ & covered Irvine I 044 separate income unit or patio a rea Very low R f . ed t . l $"• 500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• guest quarters. oom or pnt' a on Y ..... • Ca 9UAIMT DUPLEX another unit. Loads o 20671 Tiller Circle. Won't Up~aded Terrace m · charm. Pnced to sell!! last!! World Real Estate bndge Townhome. 3Br, 2 SoUthofHwy. Better h'\Jrry. Call sss.m1 Ba . laund rm, nr The kind of property 64S-0303 Pa rk/ Poot. Lndscpd, buyers search our town ---------• paneling, shutters, par· for. Quaint, cute, charm· R 8 r e 2 er Be a u l y quet entry. Gar opener. mg. uruque (oops!>. and c-AI ..L....d 3•.... Id l Open Sun 10 to 4. Owner adorable. With beam ~ Uu.:: · n yr o •CU . 552-8085 k . d-sac. $46,500. 581·2J06 c:ei hngs, notty prne own. ---------• walls. wood burning ---AIAMDOMB> 2 STY VICTORIA llGHLANDS Speetacula~ 180 degree ocean & white water views from one of the most out· standing homes in Victoria Highlands. Panoramic views from every room. Great home for entertainin~. 4 Bedroom, study, game room, library, living room, formal dining room. 'Gourmet kitchen, 3 bath, 4800 sq ft of luxurious living. $18.5.000. OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS Beautiful ocean & canyon view s4_nsets from this custom built 3800 sq ft 4 Bedroom. 3 bath charmer. Gracious comfortable living with every luxurious convenience. $1Z7.SOO. LANGFORD ASSOCIATiS 489 Mo •. Cocnt HICJhway L..,..a leach 494.9446 (Aguna Niguel. the dlOicc community ** BWLD YOUR OWN and love every mlnut.e. Level ~ acre bomeslte In preaUgious M.0oarcb Bay 'l'erraee ... $39,950. • • JUST REDUCED. outstanding . mountain view from this beautiful splil·level Northvlew home. 4bedroom, 2~·ba . 2·paUos. Approx. 2100 sq. fL All we can say is. "Beautiful". $79,500. Laguna Niguel l\ealty 130-5050 496-4040 ~· ~· I - Mlu&a.V19io 1067 frplc and a sunny patio, a COlllWW.IAll(£11 ctllll'MY SPAMl5H JAC 0 BS REALTY right around the comer ... + 2 PATIOS . 675-6670 ~~~C:1'1:!~~~21fark. Lg~~~,5~!~!~::.o~tr• -~EB>t~cc~~A~~Y? ~.~~~ ••••• !?.~ ~~~~~ ..... ~~-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •VACANT• Ready for fast move in. 4 large bedrooms & coun- try kltchen overlooking M.V. golf course with 2600 sq. ft. of ll ving area. $74,500. Jg liv rm, priv patio/pool. -acan waa mg. ove M......._. •RCH I •y in fast and decorate your "'",.. ,.. 2919 Newport.Blvd. corner 30th Sell fast at this price. heart out! CLEAN & A very special location. ~~ Open House Daily 1·4. Real Estate NEW! Spanish fireplace. Outstanding whitewater 2400 Elden No. 14. Don Cathedral beamed ceil-view of this from this 3 Gneral I 002 Gneral I 002 Thompson, Bkr 548·5335 by NV.NAY ings. Blight as spring all BR, 2 Ba home. Many ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS HILL~ BR, 2 MESA VERDE, 3 bdrm, · ..;O DEPOSIT-tiled kitchen. Gigantic built-ins. s pacious deck •DOLL HOUSE• Barcelona two bedroom. Professionally landscaped. End of a cul·· de-sac. Gourm~t kitchen. Move in conditipn . HURRY! $42,900. ------------------1 Ba. fam -rm, din·rm, 2"'2 ba. 2 fplcs lge fatni-" "fiesta " family room,· and only a few steps to pool, jacuzzi & office. ly rm, 1'ge master bedrm, -NO RETURN! Winding · s taircase to prjvate beac~ beach YEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 2 407 E COAS T HWY C ORONA O E L M A R PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP ts l'\ 1dt'nl in anv chrecllon when vou see this cxc:1ting. 2 bedroom. 2 bath home \\1th st•parate suite on upper len•I (swtahlc tor guests. teenagers. or "in-law!-." J Likl· new -built for huilde r s own home. Tremendous ocean and bay VICW ! Sl75.oo0. AV Af LABLE FOR LEASE Only steps to ocean and Big Corona Beach. 3 bedrooms. 2 uaths, fireplace, garage plus parking. On ly $525/mo, annual le<.1 s('. BAY & BEACH REALTY $175,000. By owner. big yard. modern.open, Asmalldeposit&there· QueenofSpainbideaway club & tennis courts. 640·1751 airy home. turn on your investment suite. Super size walk-in $119,700. 3140Country Cl ub Dr. will astonjsh you. Sharp closet. Private Spanish TURNER ASSOC. *VIEW.I* Ownr/Reallor979-3788 Condominium with OR, brick patio PLUS large N QR INS 1105N.Cst Hwy,Laguna frplc. 2 ear gar. Only backyard patio! Low 494·1177 New listing in Irvine Ter· Mesa Verde North. _4 Bd, 3 S34,000! 968.4456 maintenance. Try $6100 R E A L T y ra ce! Im mac. 2.eR ba, Ca m.rm.: dtnrt\L, down for Instant home! HAMDYMAM MISSION VIEJO IEALTY sa1-1000 ai1.9soo +convert den with guest 2100 s9.ft. choice corder Sharp-don't hes itate-call OPEaJ HOUSE · SPECIAL stt·down view of Harbor location S67,500. Br A MUST SEE today752·1700. ._..... MeWDOrtlHch · 10'9 & Ocean. s92.soo. inc. owner.540·4484. c. .. f11111<J ·•1\w1v 1.i1<trvt1• 1455MorningsideDnve viJ?r.~1iJ~~~XcH ••••/•••••••••••••••••• land! CALL toda~ Dana Point I 026 For only $36,900 buys a [ ~· • · ~ Sunday 1·4 PM H E R E • S A R EA L IEAUTIFUL JACK HOWELL ....................... large 4 bedroom. 3 Y~ LIVE IN LAOUNA SLEEPER! Located on DOVERSHORES &ASsoc·s · 2 BR Condo, Ocean/ baths. Most hvmg s pace .·· ' .. BEACH : We have the the oceanside of the LQWEST PRJCED 644 -1156 (24 llrs.} Sunset Vu, Tennis, Pool. you can buy for the pe.t'fecl house for you; hwy., WITH EASY AC· HOMEON $44,950. By Owner. (714) money. Bonus room, .OPEN HOUSE from old Laguna al· CESS TO TH~ BEACH. GALAXY DRIVE Duplex. Price reduced to 833-4669 Wkdys, (7141 private de n /bedroom Today 1·5 mosphere to the best in Single story architec· Ivan Wei~ atrium, 4 BR. 800 C d 1 M 496-8t74 Wknds. · combo, huge baths, 17582 Ma chester new Laguna living! ture, built on level lot, 3 n-. Marvelous day •. $79, · orona e ar • 'separate fitting r oom -n $71,500lo$145,000.Callus W /ALL SORTS OF DO" .,. sale. For by owner. Ex· Fountaan Valley I 034 bedroom, sparkling new Culverdale and see them! R E M 0 D E L nit~ vieedw. Poodl &bej1acuzzi. cellent cond. See owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpaper and p aint $62,500 057 POSSIBJLJTIES. The Pricer uce ow ap-,, at 420'h Larkspur, CdM Jackie 0 . would buy this throughout. Lots more Majestic 4 Br spacious 494-8 I a r g er uni l ha s OpepraisaDl. ~J~-GWakladxy lDSr. or call 644-7326. lovely home. 4 Br, 1400sq extras. Won't last. home with formal dining SPACIOUS LIV. RM., n a1 Y"' n s ..• Triplex. Price reduced to fl. $_49.~.18709SanAn· 11 • •. •, • • . ~c::'o~·. s~~aort~~:~~~ MYSTIC HILLS W/OPEN BEAMED $159,500.645-8498 OUR 26th YEAR $161.300. Corona del Ma r. t.o m o St. 968·5319 or If, · -· f' I St t th Contractor's home; just CEILINGS, MASSIVE WATERFRONT W/SLlP 675•3000 For sale by owner. Ex· 642·8584 By Owner . Open 962·447'1 r.•• 546-8103 irep ace. cps 0 e 5 years young. A real FIREPLACE OF OLD Bill Carroll 640·5560. ~~~~~~~---~~~~~~!"!'!!!!!!!j cellent cond. Sec owner House Sat/Sun 1·5. icnogmhmuguenipooty f.a~~dJeyapoolurl jewel in a very private BRICK , ETC. Compact Hasting&Co. Realtor C setting. It has it all! k · h ( N E E D S ---------G -•ral I 002 Balboa Peninsula I 007 at 420•-z Larkspur, dM By owner, 3 br. 2 ba. •OPEN HOUSE• & many ball courts. Ca ll From the ti.led entryway i l c en ..,,... 11 6447326 d d R hR l 5 2000 RENOVATING> & din· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• or ca · · Townhouse, upf(ra e 12·5,Sat&Sun. anc ea ty,5 y . &sunkenliving rm. with ~ 1975PRICES LARGE Fam1i°; Home, thruout.S4o.950.963·7S44 16236Wayfarcr . bea medceil.,lge.family ~:e~~~agw(0Fr:~~~u~~~ Colta"c. Balboa S55,000 approx 3400 sq ft 4 BR u.~ B h I 040 Beautifully decorated. GREENBELT rm. with massive stone pata·o. Uini·que bath has CLIFFHAVEH ... . . . '·-"""'°" ~ac customized lrg fa mily f 1 & ood r f"LJPL'R SUNSL·Ts red Duplex,NcwportS87,6SO 3 Ba. $134 .900. fee.••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTY rpc. w pane mg: DBL. P ULLMAN & '' "' "' Duplex. B:ilboaS105.000 673·1148.. _ __ Olli..I THE BLUFF waterfront home. 2 the kitchen is a dream M A H 0 G A N y ~k1es Jl nij!hl, Catalina Duplex. Newport ,... Frpk·s. 4 Br. 4 ba. rec LOTS OF PRIVACY. 3 with loads of extras incl. PANELED WALLS lN b~ d:.1} 3~droom . fami SllJ.400 ln1neT~rrace V" V" V" rm & loft. Lrg boat slip. Br. 1 story home in top Corning cookware & NAUTICAL DECOR. THEILUFFS $53,750 OEN+ pool I) rm horn~ on the Uluff Uuplcx. Balboa Sl l8.600 3 lld. pool, Own. Lie By leW • tew -1ew Harbor Sales. 846·4408. condition & just steps to range, 4 lge. bdrms. with This structurally sound, ._~~~~~port Beac:h Tnplex.Newport apt.673-0-1~ $46,500 Broker. pool & tennis-an easy a super mstr. suite off older (jupl ex. IS IN PETE BARRETT Sl29.000 C t M . I 024 2 bedrooms. 2 baths Con-FAST OCCUPANCY care home. pool area. 3 Full baths. NEED OF PAI~TING, The fabulous "S" plan! Red tile roof. Raised portico entry. Step up to huge living room-view to sparkling blue common pool. Comfy gourmet kitchen . Queen size bedrooms. Den or extra bedroom-your choice! Decorator wallpaper! Seller has p~rchased new home-ANXIOUS! Take advantage $53,75G full pr\ce! Ca ll today-752·1700. Marshall Realty 675·4600 os a esa dominium. Fireplace. LE RAISOR Very private deck & YARD WORK & MJNOR REAt::ry --••••••••••••••••••••••• This roomy 4 BR. 3 Ba. in patio area with lge. heat· - -Capistrano Beach I 018 family room. tile entry. lovely area has ln·law T ed & filtered pool for re· REPAJRS. Ir you have 642·5200 675·4060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• family Custom carpeting and quarters wi th outside en· REAL Y I axing. Ocean view desired a PLACE AT ~~ New HoiM $53,900 Retreat d rallpe'S. Dtehcorathor 'ts trance. Formal Om-rm, 4523Campus Dr. Irvine gazebo. Separate 3 car TTHALEINBCEOAMC~~·. t~(sR!~Y· wa pape r r oug ou · Roomy Kitchen w/bltns, Campus Vailey Shop Ctr 1 ts f f u ·Just completed beautiful Room For Separate laundry room. oversized garage, beaut CALL 833-a&OO garage; 0 0 room or be ypur last chance, at MINIRANCH J br. 2 ba. fireplace. Two enclosed patios.one boat, trailer, hobby or the priceof $36,500 large lot w1huge trees. Boat, Cam~r custom bricked. 2 car ~~~~i~i~:.P ~~n%/ ~~J i UNJVERSITY PARK ~~c:;;:gi~· :nne::eqp~:~!~~ $79,500. OPfN fll9•11 S fUN1011ll'llCf' 3 BR ~1 uo DOW.._. S5400 down. Open Sat & Big, beautiful 2-story ! garage, electric door Be t d t d 4 BR A VACANT LOT ._ "" "" Su ll l 5 27l0l D I es On a gorgeous, private · · 1 consider lease option. au ecora e location. See today al Tree lined approach \Vn l~l II oor . corner lot. Funcy white opener. s wimming poo $78.000.644·7211 2500 s.C. w /2 story $125000 NEARBY JUST SOLD '·J··ss1·,,,, 23. 11·,,1n., r"''m. es J a Y om cs · b. h around the corne r . liv.rm., Mstr BR w/lofl, • FOR $47,000. Owner will "" '" ""' "" '96 "'JI brick fireplace, ire B!~ ..... fia l(&Hil Formal d ining room. -.. ~.,... · cabinets. Big bonus room Jacuzzi &Sauna. M.lm 2 while brick frplcs, ~o: · Ln:tu..:srf>~ offer terms. Large countr y kitchen. By owner-2Rr.2 Ba2 car for a ll your part ies. BY OWNER .fountain in atrium. Lge ~ 1 ~IlG~ MISSION REALTY Huge grounds w1t_h cov gar.lg fncdbackyd&lg Sen sational c hefs 18724 tY7 windowsoverlookg~een, ~ 499·2800 98SSo.CoastHwy,Lag. ered dance pav1l1on Lo patio. S42,500 496-0308 kitchen. Best location! _ bell w/pool. tennis & 494·0731 OPEN SAT/SUM 1-5 ;>eparate wing for --540·1720 llUNTlNGTONBEACH -"~ nearby. Ling •OCEANFRONT• NEWPORTISLAND entertain or JUSt roam eves.J4546CallaPortola BKR. $54.950, c all MaDlewoodLn H•~Oft volley ball coun• Im 51238thStreet h1deawa) ma li ~er &coronadelMar 1022 Off Ellis, down Chapel Harbour OFFEREDBYOWNER ,..,_ 0 Rare at $199,500 . By Waterironthome,pier& ch1ldrens ~u1tes fo1ri;t to ••••••••••••••••••••••• TARDElL Lane be tween Be ach Price dropped lo $72,500 owner .752·1171/499-4384. float; ,spic n 'span 3 c a I I g e l s l h 1 " Blvd. & Magnolia TOWMHOMES Avail immed. Open lO lo * 3 ARCH BAY Big bdrm 2 baths· warm & SACRIFICE BARGAIN' VIEW .968.4293 4 Sat. & Sun. Phone • * . ·. By Owner-3Br, Country comi~rtable home · • Call 963-7881 "~I in California" !·c~~~~~~o~iUa~:~; 559.5577 other times. . ocean view, 4·BR, family feeling, brick frplc, o~n IHtcben a GOURMET'S • '" •111 "'· '···-iu. IRVIMETERRACE rr Mall. Pool. jacu"zzi. home, ·gate guarded beams. peg. floors, .dm \delight! Frplc. & !ta-· ~ '~:0~1~0h~nc~~~~:0;)~ $32,900. VA PRETTIEST ~~~~~~~J!~OO'o.& re-N!~?~~:r~ee· ~:~~~:~2:~5~~~j ~~j:'fo0Yt!~t~~.e~::;. ~=~io~~l~at;y~:~~:: ~ · lj BR. secluded swimming J.Bedroom home on R·~ On The Block hned park area, this lux· *** DON'T MISS THIS Ph: 494·7318 $139.000 ~===-======-pool, reflection pond, l?l w1lh r~m for add1· urious 4-bedroom home charming home located M ... G .... IFICIEUT lalboalayProp. ---n('WI'· remodded ki'"hen t1onal unit or boat & And it's a very nice block awaits it's new owners. . f L g . f est ,.. " ......,. R -a&--R.E. SALES . an c( p AN o RA M 1 c trailer storage. Favora· too! Located in most pre-! Spacious master s uite m one 0 a una s m OCEAN VIEW euan;rn THE bl r. · ·1 bl t·g· s area 1 3 huge · h · t d · nbrboods. 3·BR. formal Near new home i's lnl'at· * 675-7060 * -. . . •• I I ., . ' START NIGHT LIGHT. BAY . e a~ancmg. ava1_a e. s 1 1ou . wit priva e ress1ng dinin f 1 1 1 t & v-. .._.EWYE,..R oc 1o;AN & IS L AND andw1thapnceth1s low bedrooms.2 baths.sun· area.Huge family room gL'.'!rep c, rg. 0 edinverybestviewareal_ .. ______ _ " "' b tt cl now ken Roman Bath formal REALTY INC to d at·o patio.~.ooo. nf L<>guna Beach. New --------- RIGHT! ~!1~~~-72~~~9•500· fee. t~1t.L~-~ 8 . dining+ private' atrium 714/846-137.1 ~~~und!dco~;r~ro~ic~l *** WOOD & GLAS Tuxurlous cpts & drps., 3 *BIG CANYON*' Sell Homes learn lnnstments ~ Earn mor~ e Y. Our residential d1v1s1on ~ lists and sells more in · · vestment propcrllt'S than 15 X FANTASTIC . most investment offices. Decorator's touch on this Personal Trammf(, Video cus tomized. absolutely Traininf!. Prcsllgl' Of gorgeous Lu~k hom e. rices. Full Fat'1ht1t-s. Beaut. 4-BR. 212-ba. You Properly Purchuse Plan. must set.' lhe hvmg rm Fr 1 n g e R c n e f 1 t !. • fireplace• the Van Luit Superior Comm1ss1on, w al l papers. c:ustom Dynamic OrAan1zat1on. family rm paneling. Learning Environment, huge pat'\os and extra .FUii ume licensees who large pool $124.950 will work for earnings m t'"<Cess of $25,000. per year are encoura~ed to apply for a pos1l1on with our In vest ments o r Residential D1v1s1ons Call Don Berman. Pres1· dent. QuAIL PLACE PROPJ.o;RT I ES J NC . Call 640-6600 7 S2. 1920 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/I $©\l4{}µ-~t2rS ,, Tliaf Intriguing Word Gome wifh a Chuckle -----f'it94 lty ClAY I roUAH I I I· I· RIOHEN ' I I I I I I TllLM I Ow Mighbotl •'• 1lw•vi qu1rrel1ng The w ife cl1lm1 •he ffflt just l1lte the old lodv who lived '" .. ihoe. She I· B R E H E Y I ~nds most of her 11~)-41 h-.,.1.,,-' -1.._,.1-r-1 ~,-1 0 CO"'olfo,. 11\e thv<kl• o..-d l>y loll""' ....... ''"~ -lh '--.... -.... __. __ .__ --"°" ""lop ''°"' ... p No 3 t»low ore master suite. Walk to gardens. Central air· 3-BR, l ·ba Plus family patios, all w/autbentic Elegant living and enter· SELECT beach, tennis. handball VACANT "SOL VISTA" i · · · bo · room home surrounde<i S lsh T"I h h t · ( cond t1ompg 1s a nus m by beautiful Bluebird Ca· pan 1 e t roug ou . taining m this 2800 sq. t. PROPERTIES courts. Completely up· Needs soap and paint. this home priced in the $ 12 500 OwnerwUlsell VA. professionally·decoraled graded for most dis· but loaded with solid SSO's.SEE ITNOW: ~~;~1~ • · 499.4551 Century21 --S56·6901 and landscaped 3-bdrm. SHARP VACANT criminatlng buyer. Steal charm! 16 x 24 Custom 494_8086 formal dining, family 2 Br. Studio Model , this fast, it won't last at built den. crackling brick Builders Mew r oom home. Pool, $36 ,900. Owner /Agt $64.700.Call fireplace. Chef's delight ~CALL NOW EMERALD BAY Custom Home jacuzzi,B·B·Qpit,infan- 646-3013; 546·7739. 962·7771 kitchen w/gas appli's & ~/,,. 752-7315 A very special home with Spanish flavor thru-out. ta 1 sti 1 c setting. 3-~a19r5 g000ar $36,000 Full Price Bi fam center . 3 oversized 180 degree view, over· Upper Vi ctoria Seach. 3 w e ec. openers.• ' Must sell lrg 3br ranch I BR's. 2 BA's, All in good DONALD M. BIRD looking Emerald Bay & D I I I 1 I I condition, but could be a Anociot.s. Realtor\ BR, 2 Ba WI en, ge ' house. Assume 6% FHA ~-show place. No down to Catalina in the distance. oce an view on quiet CALL NOW loan, paymnts only _ .. • _ Vets. $46 ,500. Bkr High ceilings & unusual· street. 752·7J1S $142/mo. CaJl 540·3666. 962·5511 SPECTACULAR ly Jarge living areas give Reduced to $89,000. a stately charm to this 4 """' 297 •illllL.:~=-~~'!J .~~ •• •• MASTER SUITE-BR. Among the features Aftns & Eves • ._. 2 OOMAlD M. llltD j ~ ~ ~ 7 j a with walk· in closet. dbl· 20x30' r i mi-________ 111 __ _:..A~~~wc~Hi~'"~· ... ~•:==•en:!.._ y4l.:@f,!fi# CHOICE SHOWCASE basin vanity , large ~~ha deck &1 vv~~/fer. ..awRTSHORES ~--••••••_. LOCATION-' shower and an atrium race. A 35x14' dining & "s·•·u .. _ $53•250 HOME view,2add\'Jbdrms.,ex· family a r e a , love ly 3 BR (or 2 le den), in OWNER ANXIOUS tra large, attractive master suite, spacious , move,ln cond. Choice 4 + 2 + FAMILY 4 Bedroom. 2 Bath home A "one of a kind" on a country-kitchen, formal kitchen & breakfast loc. nr. pools 4' tennis; DIME 1n nice area. Stone large, irregular lot. 4 dining, spacious living room with ocean views, sborl walk to ocean. , fireplace, big master Bedrm + bonus room + room with fireplace and and larae ondeveloped ELEGANTI *·900 Immediate possesston bedroom, pool table.and family room + format evenastudy.$67,500. downstairs with bath & • CAYWOOD•EALTY can be yours! Extensive lots or extras. Close to dining area. 2400 Sq.rt. or shower for recreaUon or 2300 sq. fl., euslom home * 541·1290 * used brick accentuates schools and freeway. Out luxury living. 2 Wood oo ~acre, cyn &ocn vus,1--------- this country style home. best buy. Call to see, burning fireplaces. one 552 .. 7500 bedrooms.$196•500· wet bar, fplcs, bea9lJ, Unlv.ParkHomHBrs Every woman's dream 531).8836. l.n master suite. 3 Car TURNER ASSOC. m rel! $124,500. FR, 3Ba, Private yard kitcheowitballthewlfe· Iii garage with S off street red h•ill ll~N.CstHwy,Laguna tee/S.le 644•i7710 saver convenien ces. I parking. 494-1177 Mamm o th bri c k I I 1 I 1 $12000 OMIOFAKIMD .. TMllllffa riri!place. Five king si~d ' realty Mew Year's North end 1aguoa, 2·BR a Bd condo, Panoramic bedrooms. with massive ~=------J Open Sunday I .5 ~ Re1olution17 on Ir~. Jo\. $74,500. OPEN Yiew, hJlhly up&raded, master suite. Enter-21472LeftlCMITreeLa. ~ Whcrtcloyoulllce7 SAT&SUN H pm: 1656 By Owner, $79,500. tainer's covered patio. HMntillcjton leoch Wood & Olass. Iota or Louise. Laguna ... Bkr. 840·0384 . 424' vista Assume lofi interest VA * WALK * n r Ha m 11 lo n I space. privacy, vlew, 49'·22'1'7 Parada. Joan. SOller's Joss-your Brookhur1t warmth. atmosphtte, or L•lll'• 9'419* I 052 --------- gain at $49,950. Full TOTHEIEACH a261~ANYTIMEatf;. k O.Chn.tHwt! Just the assurance that •• •• • • • ADOIAIU price. Call now 646-7171. fo'rom \his bcautiful31Jr; Theil' pain la your fa.in! 5 'VOUIUastes come first. • •••••••••• • •• •• •A .. fl.AMI l}l'fNlli'>·llS'llN'OPrN1t1• 2 Ba home. Big Count.ry Bedrm home Just re· Let's start with an Open TWO bedroom, two beth WAUTOllACH kitchen, brick firel)lace1 duced ~ for quick House. Turn up tbe bill of Wat Nine Condo, near [ ~ l~~I; j11~·.~1 built-In BBQ, S years ola sale. Call n~. Pacific Coast Hwy near 1olf course wilb air· Perf!.d tor weekendl, --·-···· -le best or all la the 640-1117 the Pottery Shack on to C:ond., ttf'ri1, bltu. Only ........ or pennaMDt re- barl&ln price of $45,900. Cresa St. le follow the "1.D. Avail. lmmed. aidenee. 3 Bedrooma, ' VACANT WISTSIDI Don't mia th 1 one-4/BR home with bug famllr, room w/Of)left beam ce1 • 1ng a nd brick rrplc. Need ll ftome TLC·All terms . $38,900. CALL PresUgt Homn. 64.s.t&46 4 Br 2 Ila, trplc. lmcnac. Nr S. Coast J>Jpa. By Owner. V f\ A ssum Prine. Oftl;. M - Start. the New Year lo aignsto: * IOMDllALTY * balb, 2 itory. Veo your new home. • onH HOUSI • llae Mornin~ideDr. 131-941 I modem ~ben wkb ldU 831H7l0 u2aMalnSl.,12·5pm lWBlueblrdcanyonDr. of charm. +-h+ Larse REX L. HODGES Must sell lr1. rustio, 16S7 Bluebird Cuyoo Or. ,...,.. ARIA =:r::. ~ o~':i REALTY 4·Br. No quelllyln1, Stopby~Troffeelcseelf OY~ forpe.rtj,elorprivatuun quick possession. Price these hOmes ar. what GOl.fCOUISI .,.th'"'• Don't mist tbb LAST CHAHCI! rcdo~ed . Ownr /Bkr. you Uke. NoontilSPM 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, one i"cWJuat '87.tOO. Call TO 8~CfJACH 536-0133 MA..YQCK formal dlnlnl rm., estate nowl46-7171. For only $29,995. 'Short lmmed. Occpy. View of o RE£ NT RE J:. DY a1zc lol and courtyard OKNni•·irsu1NtOBf~ir1 • blks to bch. Bil lot 2 lluntlnston Lake, 4 BR. OWNER 3 Br, Fam Rm, patio. UT,SOO. OPEN Dedrool'h. l bath. 3\~ Bil. R . v ICCHS. lndr)'. HJghJ7 up1nded. SAT " SUN . 12·~ pm: SCOTTREALTV $$4,900. By o wner ~.00041010ltn•oo4St ~i:;at.acia ... Bkt. -1631 ~158 551·2100 .. D!J l • ., r a .. . . -.. pf ····~······························ ........................................................................................... . DAILY PILOT ~!.~~We ~Hd4in .. '°4'W. --..Ptoparty 2000 Hout"~ HwHU..;..., .. ,4 ..._..UltfwwltMcl . ... ~~-I 06' Me~t .._.. I 06; .. Mw J 222 11 p .. _ leeclt 324 In... 3244 ,__. ............ •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• TAX SH&~ •••••"•-•• ....... '!••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ••••••••••••••••••• OC~'N&l ... Dr+ den/fHlUy. Univ Park Terrace Sbd Mewport•oclt JJ6' C....W... l114 C.... .. M_. Jill DOVER SHORES - Eicel_lenl opportunity to purchase Arcb1tecturally designed ho me. Jan11ary 15, thls home will be listed. Contem1>0rary 4 BR, 4 Ba, redwood & Klass view home on GALAXY DR. Quality &distinctive. Real value in this comfortable, well planned home (or prestige living and entertaining. $2-55,000. . 646~00 or 644·4684 OC••..CtDE 2 frplc, all appliances, Wlace RuJ fll tate ...... I .... r I ' . -···-··············· ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• C.IU't~ I N ... 'I,;• ~. ~wn ... e, rp c. aar. . $37 50 w1-• co M p L £ T ELY 1ar, pvt. pat o. 621 Ool lt ,-ee S375. ~-7896or 586-8955. VIEW end wuttwnhse on • ~. ur fUmllhtd1 pro(eH~naOy Lerlupur. USO mo. •Yorktown/Buahard tie 1mbelt. 3 Br. ZIA b•. •Sludlolc l 8R Apt.s deeorat.ed model! ($4,000 8'1s.&496 2 BR. 1 BA ... $28S Newly decorated •Br. $360. 6U·1480/a30·5050 •TV~ Mald ~rv Avail lnveotory) 2BR, Ht BA Warmly deco led 2 BR •Yoctiown/Mtanolla 2ba. Turt.lerock J>oola le exU2. •PhooeServ, Htd pool sln1le atory ~ortdo . h lthrarl 1· · • 3BR,28A ... $300 Tennia.$450 lse.833-2lS6 U 1 P kK 0 •ChlldrenSect1on Enclosed .iaraae. Pat.lo 0'"'8 w rep acc. •Garfaeld/Brookhurtt or SSS.2:525 '!-v u ~me,,. rs. •LOw monthly rates. with wrought fence & CaJl'7U047ors7a.i292 38R,28A ... $325 "'Xeoc HOME U iv Je!!~:; .. b7~,Pnvu~!..ar77d70 •$SOFFwcek'&rent 1ate. ~dult Cover •O) OPEN HOUSEU-4 •Warner/Beach "" "" ' 0 • ..._.., "'· .,..... w/ad commun ly, pool ,. 414FernJeafCdM 38R.2BA ... $3SO ~u"· !a8;;·x~~· ... r:sc HARBOR VIEW 2 BR 2'J76Newporl8lvd.CM j~cu:r:d, clubhouse. Nr. $400.mo. 644-0030. •Mainolia/Edlnger ssi.9346 • · Den & 2 Ba, or' park " 548·97SSor64S..3967 ElinCamJlno ~~ :Ot>! '-U--•224 JBR,2BA ... $310 · school. No lease. ss Casa de Oro P g cen er.. .. 111 -~ •Bolaa/Brookhurst LCICJllftCI leach 3Z41 mo. 1812 Port Ashley. 2Br, It>•, below Hwy, Patio, pragc. SZ8S mo. · JU(. req. 675-3443 day. • 6'4-0997 eves. 2 BR, 1 Ba. !rplc, pr, fl1S. mo. Firs~ luL. Avail. now. 642· 2 BR, newly decoraled, $325. Studio. $175. \J~f1 Paid. 2 blk from beacll CdM.633-31184 line. 30 man. to San ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BB 2BA *""• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·1148 ALLUTlLlTlES 0 AlD Diego. Avail. n ow. 1 Br, lncd yard. cpts, • ...... ~ '" •----------$32,SOO COMPLETE. BY <I.rps, chUd ok. $1S5. •Bolsa/BUJhard 2 GREAT RENTALS: * ILUHS * Compare before you Coda MHa 3124 Newport Beach I 069 S. Cle...te I 076 OWNER. 548-3036 1 Br, lncd, yard 1235. •C~~~?BA~~rsl 3 Br, oc vu home. high ln Large "Z" •·BR + bonus ~!:t~rl~~~lom designed ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •••••• LagunaBch-Older 4unlts 2'st.ory 2 br, lY.a .ba, dbl 3BR 2BA $335 tho hills of Laguna. 4 fam. rms. $650/mo. •Spaclou1 kitchen with CASAVICTORlA HARBOR VIEW HOMES .,.., Cl\t\" ~ d 28 Al $70,000. lncome $1'0, 2S% g:3aBr, cfnptsd, drps $27~Cll •McFadden/B;~khunt Child, pet O.K. $425. l ·Yr lse. Chil~ren OK, no Indirect Ughting 1,2&3 br, Deluu Unfur. Portofino,lmmac,4Br,3_.,.,..,.,..,,., own. r. d • 1 b k r. c yd.ear_.., pets. JACK KOWELt. •Separatedin'narea orPUrn.gas/wlrpd. Ba, finished bonus rm & thru-out,. Frplc, hardwd n P ran on Y m r HOMIEAMDEllS 4 BR. 2 BA ... $350 Best or locations. East J\LTR. 64.4-1156 <~Hrs.) •Home·like sto~agc Adults·No pets Se~. gate 1 lo~, $91,500 for quick sale nrs. patio. 492· 7728 675-2172 642-9900 •McFadden/Newland Nine 3 Br condo • Highly San...,_ •Prl vale pa hos Pool, rec rm. elevatora pnnonJy,640-Uil ~...,_ i-,~~~·~~~·s~e~::r PRIMEAREA •M::a~d~:,~·p~dale upgraded.$400. Copistrono 3271 :~:~t~1~~t~rage 525Victoria,642-i97U *DUPLEX* •••• ~!~~ •••• !~?.~ A1eot 832·2692 ~~~· Ja~~n:~7'w~e~ -~~~~:~~~e ~~~iPOWEL\~~70 ;·;·~·;;;~;;~·,:·c~~i~·e·s~ :~1~~.i~~;;nbseques · ~ ~~ on Peninsul!i By Owner, Village San 19 UNITS Adults, no pets. 673-6372 3 BR, 2 BA ... $335 pools.$290 mo. Adults. surrounded with plush summer rent Juan Twnhm "D" Mdl 3 Ex o; 1 3 b 2 ba 963-4567or963-1786 3br, 2ba. While waler & 831-2395 I ndsc · g or owner occupancy. BR 2 8 495-0345 n . WF..STSJDE, C.M. . cep .. ona I', ' Island vu. Pool, FP, ou a apin Large unit with built-ins • a, a · 4 $273,000, $36,480 gross in· X!nt loc. $375 mo. Refs re-carpets & paint in&ide. &and New 2 Br l 'A Ba, 2 Adults. No pets and fireplace. 1 bock to Nearly new 2 bd, 2 story come, $5158 spendable. qd.54CHS42,546-9'60 Walk Lo be~ 2 br dupl~x. 890 Canyon View. car attach. gar, up· 36S~.B~~:n~6:.1m ace~. Fee land.. Owner condo. Carpets, drps, Rebuilt like new. Owner Back Bay Condo •Br fncdyd,chlld/petsok 49'7·1S32 graded crpts, tile, drps, --------- aruuous. $99,500. beaut patio, attached ma)' carry 2nd. 5'8-7711 • ' Walk Lo bcb 2 br, fncd yd, $265 mo 493-0209 .. ~IU"IEEK gar. VA no down. FHA. or6"-0072. 3b~, new cpts, d rps, gar,child/pets ott 2Br. charm, nu. dee .. •----·------,..,"~ * TRIPLEX * low down, $28,950. By [ paint. $425 mo. 492·2796 2 br <.'ondo, frplc, cpts. mocr. kit.. patio. 3 blks to Lu x 4 Br 3 Ba 3 car gar, 1 BR Furn $185 LIVES UP ..1 ...... $220 bch & t N ts $350 crpts drps beaut yd Lots of bl~. pool, wal.k TO ITS MAME Cozy 2 bedroom front owner,'96·1703. •SHARP 3 Br 3 ba. gar ... ....,. · own. 0 pe · ' 'b h · · to s hopping. a,, mi. O\.er 500 tall trees 3 nd house + two 1-bedroom Mobil H FR, pooi, FP: Npt f{rb; HOMEFINDERS 494.5792 Close to c . $400. beach. 931 W.19th St. l O s l r,. .. n1 s. wit ti units with views of bay e CH'Mi Hi, $350. 833-8974; 642-9900 ELEGANT IVING _4_93_·343'7______ 548 0492 .... and ocean . Gr e ai ForSale 1100 833-1653. MONARCHB~YVILLA 3 Bd, 2 ba, c rpts. drps, .. v.att'rfulls c re<tl e a Penins ula local\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 48 $325. 3br, 1~ ba .• drps, re la xing setting for $125,000. o n· 15' Shasta House trailer, Attractive 3br, fam r m, crpts, blt-ins.Fncd, gd New 2 Br B 2Y.i Ba, Ocean fenced yd .. dbl garage, &Side private pool, neat 1 your sp11cious n~w l·or . MEWPORT IE"'CH Xlnt cond. $500. Dan TO~ WHHOUSE pool, vacant . $395/mo. area(213)8$>-0908. view, balconies, 2 frplcs, very clean. $315. 586-5478. b 1 t h Util 2· bedroom apartment.· "' 548 6432 .ist, last, $100 cleaning. pool , sauna, security, 3">80 r, c ose 0 8 ops. From $220. Furniturl!.., REALTY . Ulli...llfS 3 Br, 2 Ba, fam rm/frplc, lease owner 644-1519 Santa Ana • pd. $190. 645-6697 11 ts 675-1642 545-3261 Nice Clean Mobile Home f"'lll Agt,64i-326S. $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• available. Sma pe ---------1 ln Adult Pafk. Potential for selling orr 3br, and fa mily. In Mesa 893-8337 View 2 Br Den 2 Ba, Nr 2 Br duplex, cpt.s, drps, $1 BR Furn. $1115. OK. Adults only. Office ' I "'YFRO ... T 646 4323 as 4 plexes or condo con-Verde $375/mo Agt Ask Bch/Twn, $415 .. Furn. stove, refrig, yd. $185 open 9:00 to 6:00. 2300 ~ " . . version,. Quail Place for~ 540-usi • Frplc 3br 2ba enclosed Bach. Apt. $195494-6930 2 br duplex, yard, patio, Lots of bltns. pool, walk l'"ai r vicw ttd .. Costa , T his delightful Lido 5 Br CABANA-12'x26'. Xlnt Properties Investment , . ! ' ' children ok. $200. to shopping. 'h Mi. Mesa. Phone 545·2300. Home with pier & slip. cond. Driflwd paneling, Division. (714) 752-1920 EA.5T SIDE P$:4t~~ ~ ~ rp9t5s{ ~ ~~: i lBr. Ocean vu. Stove & 3 Br.yard, gar. $245. beach. 931W.19th St. 2 80 1 Ba, pool, 2 adults Just reduce d from beamed ceiling, • 3Br.dblgarage.lgfncd 963.1786 · · ~~g-~~tur~la~:.a~~2 38r,fncdyd,gar,bltns 548·0492 ·~ f325,000 ~o $297,500. Call thermos tatically con· 27 Sharp Units yd, just dee. $3SO m~. · . <213)·~9J · $265 ~~·. ~J:ismo. 1632 B or Appomtmenl trolled heat. W /W shag. Will take house or small leaseS48·3S61 Super 3br. 2ba. Bit-ms, HOMEFIMDEllS ...._.lngton leach 37 40 --------- Space for 8'x28' trailer. wlits as down payment. Mesa Del Mar lovely 3 crpts, drps. $315/mo. See 4 BEDRM. & FAM . RM. 642-9900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LRG 1 Br, pool, nr. sbo~. Adult park. 673-6123 for Owner w ill fina nce. BR 2 BA patio bll.ns today.963·4569/963·1786. HOME. Built in kitchen. y BEAUTIFUL 1 br furn adlts/no pe~. Ulil. pd . appt. Pnce under 6xgross shakerooi 859 ~esidio' Frplc super nice 3br Lge. s un.deck with~percl:::'!i 3::·~i!~-apts$170&Sl80.Spanish 1884Monrovia.548·0336 LIDO REALTY . U 77 \ia I itlu. '\.II. * 673-7300 * c,...forsale 1.200 $370.549·991llor673-2631 1 2ba.1 Blt-ins, dsh'wshr: Ocean View. 2 Car ~~/00l~l7SG · style bldg, pvt encl gar. VILLA MESA· From$205 BLUFFS. Twnhse 4 Br, ....................... II aa .• ·~ crpts. drps. S365/mo. garage. _vacant & ready . pool, sauna. lndry, adlts, 2 BR patio pool no pets Canvon Vu, Schls, Pool, Atfetwtion S--6.t.men UGI E. Sade 3 Br 1~ Ba, new 96345691963.1786. to move in to. Westminster 3298 17:.>l Keelson Ln, 1 blk 719 W Wiison • G46-l.25i •v ..--•• Plac• cpts, close to schools, lge $400. mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w. of Beach off Slater. 9 · · 2'h Ba. $69,500 Ownr. Secluded 160 a cres. Prapwti•• backyard.No lge dogs.UKENEW -ImmacCon· MISSJONREALTY 3 Br,2 ba,bltns,fncdyd, 842·7848 _<_·_5_> ______ _ 494.3973 1deally located for hunt-752_1920 $350 mo. 963-6739 ask for do, 3 Br, lY.i Ba, nu cpts PH. 494-0731 dbl gar $325. $:.>off Sec. Dep. w/ad 2 Br MILLIO ing club. Borders nat'I 1400 oua1ur. Naw..ottt HACH Bob. SS7-1241 Eves. & drps. clubhse, swam 3 Br + den, fncd yd, 2 bdrm. I bl h .. cpl., 2 Ba. child under 1 OK '* . N$$V1EW forestry property in No. pool$295rno.546-737L Laguna Miguel 3Z52 ara e rm drps,garage, $155 mo. $l9S&up now 18thSt Of Sparkling ~ay from LACo. 675-0936 6 HOUSES Br, 2ba. Completely re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4g B g2. 'b r· d d 7841Slater H.B.,847·3751. . . . your easy chair!! 3Br, dee. New appl in c l Gorgeou s 3 BR 2 Br 2 ba vu hse frplc . r, a, nc y •gar , NR NEW 3 BR 2 ba 2Ba . Don't miss th~s op· Commercial Priivate Street dshwsber, fireplace. dbl Townhouse. freshly re· grd~r po0I membrsb'p'. $310. . lnlne 3744 r..Pic, gar. no pets. S31S~ portunity!!$8S,000. Property 1600 gar. lg· covd patio dec.,bltns+refrig.$315. S350rrio.495-1297. 4Br,bltns,frplc$34S. ••••••••••••••••••••~·· E·CostaMesa.642·1603. For PERFORMANCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your own private tree-w/BBQ. Lg fncd yd. Of{ mo. Katella Realty. HOMEFINDERS $70 wk or $300 mo. tn; --------- call846-3377 NOW BA YFRONT tined street and six com-street rec vehicle park'g. 847-6061 Avail. l /15 Charming 2 Br 642-9900 eludes maid service, TV, 2 Bd. FAMILY Only. New BIG CANYON LOT fortable rental homes on Schools K lhru college, 6 & Den, prof lndscp'd Condo • 1 sauna, jacuzzi, pool & ·carpets, pool, $190. 3 Bd, Best locatl.on on Golf Office building, s pec· r~ acre, incl uding a 3 blks .$400mo.546·9076afl 3Br,fam.rm,2 ba,frpk. garden home w /gar u-..~!'~ds 3425 phone 1717 E. Oyer Rd. $210.646·6115. tacular view, luxunous bdrm, 2 bath owner's 6. bl.tns, 2 car gar, fncd yd. openr , bltns, refrig , vn..-T115n'C' Irvine. 540·1515 c·ourse. $87,SOO. Owner executiveoffices homewlth pool.Will con-. Kids .ok.Nofee.S325 mo. ds hwshr, W/D. trash •••••••••••••••••••••:• llRLOFTOMLY 581-026401'5426735. Reducedto$600,000 siderexchange. Mo nt1cello -3Br . 2ba. lstPioneer.842·4421 comp. Bes t in pvt areaNr.S.Cst.Plaza3BR,t n LCIC)W'aleach 3748 JmmedOccupancy LIDO ISLE OpenS...1-5 805 Via Lido Nord BAY VIEW. Delightfully decorated 3 bedroom, 3 bath, dining room. den, 36' heated pool. Large corner lot on quiet end of island. Owner anxious. Transferred to Dallas. BILL GRUMDY bltns, gar. opener. $285. lnine 3244 w I p 0 0 I , t e nni s , ba, 2·lev. SJOO. 835·7101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt patio, frplc, l yr. lse R--•tor 675·6161 I! 1Qua·i1 ~-1st & last. $100 dep., no clubhouse & beach $400 after 6 pm. $165. Furn. cozy ba ch. nr. HAYLOFT APTS ,.._ pets, avail after Jan 5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · . bch. Util. pd. Resp. CPAwishestopurchase Plac• ~ · 548·1392. BEAUT. San Joaquin 496·5215· 3 Br,2BaCo!'1dou~lrvme Empld.adult.494.4200, 283A•ocado,CM · Pra ... ti-· Twnhme Large 2 Br, 2V! MiHion Vieio 3267 sh~g, panelling, aar cond. , 64S.014l app~~tely P752•1920 FOR LEA.5E 3BR 2 BA. Ba. 2 sty. View or golf ••••••••••••••••••••••• children OK. $335 mo., 2 Apt s · l BR. 1 Ba. $250. Mon-Fri 5pm to 7pm of g~ 1400 ouaust. NlWPOtrT uaCM lrg. focd. yard. $460/mo course It lake. $550. 3 Br, 2 ba, drps, crpts. lease option possible B_achelor· $185. Ocean· Sal-Sun lOam to4pm CommercialProperty 631-1830 547-7044 view lot . $375 mo . SS2-4883 vaew.494·5145 _______ ..;;.__ . R.E. APT. SAL.ES 83'1-8900 t 17 d Z Br, 1 Ba, Pool, Bltns. m Laguna Beach, for Established, aggress ive ~autiful J..BR, 2-ba Con-Univ Pk Terrace 2 Br, 2 ,ex ays New 2 BR. 2 Ba, entry Ba ch/kit. a.t Cr escent Drapes, Shag crpts. $190 own long term invest· office, s pecializ10g in in-ao. All xtrs, pool, club-Ba. twnbse. dbl gar, Charming Seville Garden guard. ~Int harbour & Beach. Ut1l pd. $175 642-9367or631-2383Eves. ment. Prin Only! vestment properties & hse. $325/mo. 645-3777 frplc $375 552-7896 Hme 3 Bd fam rm A·l ocean view. $385. mo. up/SSS up wkly. 1435 N. (213)392·2868 exchanges needs 2 . . d. 25 6.i4-&007 " 832-7337 Coast494-2508 3Br,2ba,1600sq.ft.walk Gii WALKER REALTY 67S..5ZOO 3355 Via Lido, N.B. LAND VALUE 211-213 62nd St. N.B. 2500 Sq. rt., concrete blk ----------• bldg, retail store or of. Newport ~och fice, Jot 60x90. Contact highl y moti~aled R E 2 super 3 and 4 bdrms. DEERFIELD Patio home ~ $4 · · loshop'og, 2 car gar , pat.· salespersons w~o n~ g~;s; md~ps Sid:.~~~~ri SS1~1B706r 2 Ba, frplc;,~3sl"c Newport leach 3269 To=}:Md 3525 ~~!.'!~~~~~ •.. ??.6.~ NO PETS$365. 631-2018. $50,000. a yr. income. 963. _,, · ..... °"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Off •--a-,_..... Will train For appoint· t.ov. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRNT-ADULTS _. .. ,'"' U'1'll ment cal1 Sss·6171 OnMVGolf C---Culverdale, 3 Br, 2 Ba, • * * 3 Br Condo F.V. Sunny Sl25 s tudio . Utl pd. 1. 2. & 3 Br. Adults. no · -··.. Community park, pool. Chris KYhta kitchen, frplc, lake \·1ew 6i5 1865 aft 5·30. 103 pets. ds hwshrs, s hag Mobile horM/ 4 Br 3 Ba w/everything, tennis $380 mo. 552-9606 120 27th of ~ile Sq. Pk. S350 mo. Mt f'jdden. cpts. closed garage. $17,000' Mgr. 642-8252 Ow ner , Your own home-one (213)247·2120 block to beach, com-•------.-,---r munhy pool, delightfully t decora ted, 2 bedrms, (: dining, fplc, priv patio. • Finest adult living in beautifu l Bayside Village Mobile Park. Central t o a ll that "Newport" means. Call 540-9922 Trtr Prks 2300 grdnr inc. Avail. Feb. owner Newport leach !;'.,ai 67 J 6 J7an 15, 839-6453 or IS40 WK UP l&2 Bdr & frplc, BBQ. Gas & water ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76, lse, $600 Owner f .....,.. pd. Pool . ... Q.6005 • *RENTALS* You are the winner o 2 Bach. Color TV, maid a ... ot..oaucH'" '"PTS l BR trlr . 8x36. s mall i>'t • k h HE MES I.A""""'"" A A CORNER LOT N UNIVERSITY PARK tac ets lot c Deluxe Townhouse. 3br, serv, pool. T · A. 778 Sroll Place, CM lOOx 122. on Edinger adult park. ~pets. 3 BR, l 'h Ba, dbl gar, lge 4 BR2'h Ba, furn. S500 Spom. Vacatio• llh ba. cpts. drps, bltns , 415 N. Newport Bl, NB 642.5073 $2,045 S48·6l73 yard. $350. m o. Eves, TllETERRACE & R--ationcil Jg pvl patio, dbl gar 646-9681 between Broadway & ...... , ..----------Main. Great commercial ~County 64S.3170 2BR, 2 Ba . $365/$385 Vehicle Show w /washer/dryer hkup. BLOCK to beach avail 2 B~. gar. $185 mo._Water location. Terms avail. Property 2500 3·BR, 2-ba, frplc, big 3BR,2Ba $425 tlh Nr. So. Coast Plaza. J lst . t / • 1 pard. 2176 Placentia, apt Asking only $58,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• family rm. Avail. now! TUT~JlA'2~CK ANaAJl~IM 557-1531. C~~ 673~0~~~ er year y. "F". 636-4120. l-5pm. SCOTT REALTY LEMON HEIGHTS $ 3 5 0 . S E L EC T 4 BR 4 Ba p I $lOOO CONVENTTON IH Unfurn 3600 Newly decorated Jg e 536-7533 Half acre view lot. Will PROPERTIES, 556-2660 • · 00 CENTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Crest, lge 2 Br, studio. Patio. 1 adult. Cat finance part. 559·0160 DEERFIELD $350 Jan. 3 thru Jan. 11 COM. 3 Br, 2 ba, ocean vu , w~l bar, pool, TENNIS, ok. Appliances. Utt! pd. c~~~!e~ifnoir11m,a1sefTo, 7wono· Rentals c,u1'kt.eeltBorgoanrdelgen.loS2t.OOMUmSoT. ~ ~~: ~~a~a $425 Call 642·567~. ext. 333 to d eck . f r p le I beam else to heh. $485. 675·1070 $160. 859 W.19lh. 642-3452 ~ • WALN UTSQUARE claam yourllckets. ceil'ng. cul-de-sa<.'. 2 car _o_r_6_75_·7_1_84_. _____ ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-SJ17 Houw5 ~ · hed 1-----.,..----1 3 BR, 2 Ba $325 * * * gar. Pvt bch prvl 'g $450. Oceanfront, lge 2 BR. HORTH LAGUNA •••••••••• ":'.'! •••••••••• Sharp, new decor. 3 BR, 2 2 BR. 2 Ba $325 p•a:.a..11u POIUJ 675-3203. winter or yearly. ----------• CO ... DOS .-......_1_._~ 31 06 ~·pool. No pets. ~5. GREENTREE ~ .. "· "" 2 BR 1 B Cd~t 645·2016 f b " --F rst last & clean1ng 2 BR. l Ba $"AO 3 Br 2 ba, nice fam rm, . · 3 • 1 • no 1 BR · $215 Bay ront. Luxury 2 r, · 2 Wh1'tewater Views-2 & 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • .... hiJd t $275 •OCEANFRONT.. 1 BR/furn $240 b d S 25 000 Agt dep 548-6787 Rancho Sao Joaquin frplc facing Strada. c ren or pe s. · · a con °· 1 • · • bdrm. units from $54.000. Quaint 2 sty, 2 Br. util pd, · 2 BR. 2 Ba $550 near bchs. Yrly Jse. ' mo. 644.Q!OO (Susie) Bach. gar, S23S yrly. 2 BR. 2 ba, lge $27S _64_5-_1564 __ . ______ 1 420 Cypress. North nr beach. $295. w1uter, Priv. E.1 BR Custom lge 2BR,2Ba,den $460/$500 * • * Apcatments~rnished 573.2493 Beautiful garden apts, ••LIDO ISLE•• Laguna $325. yrly. 673-8970 . fQIS yrd, gardener/ wtr LIDO IS~E •••••••••••:••••••••••• Dix furn duplex. 2 Br. pvt patios, pool, s pa. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 Call 675·7225 CoroM cf.I Mar 3122 pa. $350. mo. 642·0835 or 3 Br, sur_my patio on lrg Balboa Penasula 3707 lower unit on Se~shore :~~!~-~~:Ss46~lS~- 212V1a Palermo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5'280 552-7500 lot w/pnvacy. $SSO mo.••••••••••••••••••••••• w/gar. Winter/summer.•---------- $115,000. 4b,~. Zba, lrg ·~t. Furn. 2 Br, twnhse, w /D, For Lse, $375. 2 sty, 3 Br. red h 1' I I YBarly lse. R It 642 5200 2 BR furn. Steps to beach. Agent640·6161 CASA HERMOSA Owner w/manc. 8"2 10• 2blkstoChinaCove. Condow/2cargar.&all rrett ea Y · NowtoJulyS225. 148W.Wil$Ot1,CM ... Bkr, Wiest, 645·2425. $400 673.g936 amenities. Avail. 1/5 1 Br. newly decort'd, n 673-6640 18r. Nr. Hoag Hospital. . Beauti•.&..I , Bi C C do 548·6090or548·5737 realty k & b h' NO PETS S200 mo. 1481 Placentia. "' t 9 anyon °" Cameo Shores Oce:mfront par c s. · Oceanfront-Winter, $385 NB. 646·6973. T Beautiful 2 + Den or home, w/pool. Pvt stairs Mesa Verde pool horn~. 4 ~ Front of 210 44th St. $250 mo. 3 Br, 2 ba, patio, ownhouH Apt· 'i I Form. Din. 1780 Sq FL. to bch, 3 Br+ maid, 3Y.i br ranch, $425 mo. For ~ inclcln'g util.673-2256. frplc, bltns. 414 E. Santa Ana 3780 JustComplet~ ~:~~~it priv + s~~~:6249 o.c::~e I &OO Ba, Din Rm, Fam Rm, appt call bef lOam or aft REMTALS HARBOR VIEW HOMES Oceanfront. 213/255·5936 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accept. Child & Pet ----------'••••••••••••••••••••••• $1500mo.Owner 673·6036 3pm,979'2807. 2 Br,lba $3'15 3Br,2ba,din·rm,sharp Bachelor $J35.· mo. AMIASSADORINMS lncludH: WESTCLIFF VILLA DAMA PT DUPLEX OPEN 1iouse Sun. 10·4. 4 Bd, faro .r m., newly re-2 Br+ den, 2 ba $525 pvt cor lot. Cls to schls, winter. $175.mo. yearly. OF AMERICA Private patio, carpeting, Gorgeous&BigCondo IARG"'I .... 570,950 3 Br .1 Ba lge yd, 314 mod., $395. Refs a must. 2 ar,2ba $380 comm pool & park. laduJtonly.67S-3063. · draperies. was hers . 2B 2 ea .$67 500 ,.. " J 626 0867 Gardnr/wtr incl'd. 1801 TWO LOCATIONS dryers. dish washers. o~ner673-lS97 Sparkling clean, 3 years as mane , · or $48..J337 2 Br, 3 ba NB $l200 Port Margate Pl. $525. Carona del Mar 372Z WEEKLY RATES garbage disposals, gus ----------1 old. Large 3 Br. +2 ba S26-627Z ewly painted 4 br, 1 ~ ~ =~·2~~a $430·~g Capri Realty. 6«-4720. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FULLS RVJ CE stove, marble pullman. •' LJI>().Contemp2Sty,3Br, units. Decks +patios. Costa~sa 3124 ba, faro .r m., $395.mo. 38 2, ... b NB $1500 CONDO 1 128 Spacious 1 Br fum. apt. 2277 Harb0 .M. powderroom,firealarm •1 2B R d cpl 'd Bw'lder must sell to com-••••••••••••••••••••••• r r• 8 NEW ·1 eve r, h •-2909 B · t I A f d · h a. e ec., re · Ref's. Families only. 4 Br,2'hba $325 2 Ba bltns t 1 pool Walk to beac .,. stores. n s o. . . system, orce air eat· High beam laving room. pleteexchange.Bestbuy Back Bay 1-Bd. furn. 1608 W hite Oak , 4 Br2'hba $500 Wes i Cliri $'fo~· mo. $2SO mo. utll pd. Phone 645-4840&540-ing, enclosed garages. Owner673-6208 in Dana Pt. $9300 down . house. Mature adult.Sl9S M.Verde.545·7359. Lll! RAISOR 67S-l9S7 Sun.673·6071 parking space. BY OWNER ·~~~b~y ~noc~'!1~ 1~~~: incl util. 642·l272 Point 3226 ,.:; Outstanding 2 Br across ~ tments :~~r Rental Rercr. R~ ·• Condo. 2 Br .• 2B a . •96-3431. 18rcozycottage"man4S REALTY LSE·SiOO /mo. 3 -4 Br. Fashion Isl.. util pd., Ullfurnlshecl 2BRw/frpk $345 " WestdiUVilla642-l733 or older Lrg yard , . bonus rm, 4 ba , Ocea n /Mt n Vu's ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bll $395 • . I 076 Property 2000 privacy quiet. $180 mo. 4523 Campus Dr, Irvine cpts/drps, pat/ o vrhang, Walk/Bch Pk/Blk FA d . San CIHtente ,...................... Water pd. 543·5042. Campus Valley Shop Ctr auto sprnltlrs, . pool/ten· heal rrpic WW Cpts New Townhouses lra~%~~~e~ ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX CALL 833-8600 nis privl'g. 640·613-4. w 1o'ryr. TV •• Gar. lse,' ed · a. 3148 Located in Tus tin. 2 160W.Wilson,Apt#l Lowest pric ocean view ' L.,...a a..c. $400. 673-8617 Be(lrm. Adults. $265. mo. Costa Mesa fixer uppers In San $42,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3234 SI'~" & 1tfND~ HODGE PODGE 11c• No lease. Betwn Redhl111----------c 1 e m e n te . T w o 2 ._w .. .a...-.1-11&-.. Oceanfront. 2 br house, l5ft ri 2 Br gar apt w/garage. •·N rt ffS J 2BR l~Ba Townhouse bedroom ho m es for '" 839W ......-£rplc,by~ek ormonth. Fmllllveo.fort c 0 RB EL NT U A EB C AT E C H U CoodLocation,CdM. OP~~ S~t1su"n ul~~; type' Apt. Brick Frplc. ~.' ta>,000. REXL.HODOES 499-4384n52·1171. ..-tn·-t~ls lo v ely 3. AL R E M A H l CHESS AT NL WR Call673-0946 838-4616 garage,$275.Adults.2447 AMCHOIAciE REALTY Pool-Ocean View home. bedroom, and den home. S Q U J T E R U H 0 R T I C S O U E O Bachelor •. util. (um . $l30. Caphtn.o leach 3118 Elden. 979-l6S8 . . . . \.. ' . .. • INVISfMEMTS Multi tenant industrial & Adults p ref'd. Jan-June. Crpts, drps, refrig, cozy p B G S lJ K C 0 A L Q U J V ·H S T A S mo. Avail. 2/1176833-0821 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $170. Brand new mob.ilt- orrit'e bldg. Orange Co. 5495. mo. 49'-0451, owner. frplc, lrg yard. Near or640-07&9 NEW duplx delux , 3 Br. 2 hm. Non-s mokers, no C714t 496-771 I Airport LocaUon. Prin. S..ClefMftfe 317• ~ch. scf)ools and sho~· AF p 0 1 CC E RE M 0 N y AL 0 R E Costa Mesa 3724 ba, FP. 2 car gar. $3f0. pets, ~ature adlL only. =========~! only 549•1480 p t Pride-of-ownersh18 H A E M L A H C I T T E R N P E Y C S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494-0737 ext 62A. Cor. Wilson & Newport. C'iOLFER'S DRIAM . . •••••••••••••••••••··~: nbr ood. S42S/mo. ~ C E 0 E H R C R 0 F T R U C P N K E K 645-4530. 2'-bedroom 2.bath Condo LIONS ESTATES Luxury oceanfront Conuu ree.846-lBU Aft. I N A N c y s H T p E A N L y U S x C ,ti I 0 Glcamtffe 2 Ir Corolla cW Mar 18221-------- h, I . Builder/Broker sella·n., 3 Bd 3 ba. furn, all It's Und'er Priced ••••••••••••••••••••••• H-~Mew Ye• o n 15t a i rway . . • '·t i $"7"' At '3Br2BaCoodQ 2cargar, O Y N 0 C AT AM A R AN 1 G GI H -rr Panoramic ocean view, property. 3 To 1.8 unfts in amen• es, -> ... I • clubhouse, poo\, all racll. Clean. purified water, off Enjoy 1 6 in a spac 3 Br, highlf upgraded. Only prlme areas an Hunt· 492·515lor492~0743. $295 mo. Call Ed Quinlan 0 I N A H T Y R E l N I T A street parking, 1reen ., 2 lb apt w/(rplc. paOo" $57,7so. ingttln Beuch. New It 2 13 . 3 60 .a11 9 0 r N T 0 ~ 0 I C E L L B B D R lawns, covered garages. ~ ""v pool. $276/mo. Adlt.s on- RISLEY REALTORS n~arnew. lta•"U..fwwl•d 714-831-*S TD L NV D 0 J~ I L RA N A Adult.s,nopet.s. fl~ l!orcs, ly. 1845 Anabelm. 49Z-"43 536-Z57f 59Z.SOIO .. •••••••••••••••••• .. • Cy 0 0 I S FE H R AD 2020Fullerton Ave "' ~ 64S-3381orl37-9517 • ...,. tslmd 3206 Qeu 4 Bd, 2 ba, frplc:, a.e (1 Blk E. of Npt Ave, IEACH HOME • D&UXE 4-f'LIX * .. •••••••••••••••••• .. • yd., ~ SIS$.. DlO., No 0 0 C L A R I E T L L 0 E & 1 bUt So. ot Bay> CORONA DEL MAR 2:! ~t~~. ~~d :~oi. l>LUS 3-Bll, 1-ba. owner's unit, Cbarminl 5 Br, 3 ba, 2 l.ue.bMMS. D H R S R p CON E C M V U S42-MK>. 2 Br 1'owft.bou.le, (rplc. Yrold.Avail M .5ST·9110l . G9l'lt 'ewflllllne fireplc + dshwsbr. <3> story, end pat, •ar. Yrly Hrl•lf• •ocll 3Z40 ,_. ... _,""...._ __ ... ....,.~..._,., t $120-$155. 1 Br, trlr Ir apt. Pool. tenDl.s, coalinental ··, Nttd room for Mom It 2·BR, 2-ba . Xlnl cond. $41S. 6'1s.o611. .::;................... ~·•A-.,.....,.,•~·.,• .. ,_. r..,. ••• _ AdJts only. 645-4530. The bnak!aat. So1ne ocean • DARLING 1 BEDROOM 'h'.· =r11i~•0!P0:cr~~: ~~~u.t'·RTAt~tY': ..... P•fMlll• 3207 'a:.e ~u!ypi. c~~~· W:s;:'f: ....... ~~....... Clush ; ~;":1v~~lr P•fk. 2346 =~ t'rt~e9:: ~;:: ': ~~U:· :i':s~ '1 bed.room, i~-bath bome ~171 .. ••••••-••••••••••••• -·-' , 644.Jlll Can furn. Adll.r., no pew. ,;. witbhuite bnckflre.place aBr l~Ba .2cargar,llv· -·· Caryatids Chariot ColOMJde $130-mo. l Br. mobUe 6'13-Q72. ln outttandlns area 4-PLEX lnt •family nns. Yrly., , er. 2 Ba, T'edec, dJnint Cusock C1cada Cr1no1d home. Adlts. no pel•.i--------•I PLUS beautifu l l · t.ar1et...1paclousunlt1. IJc,~mo.173-7197 rmrrplc.rncdyd,w/w Catamaran Clarinet Croft Quiet. Secure. Pon·2BlltatoBC'h,48d,2 ba, UJET2Br.1~baatudlo, ·1 Wioom apartment over Oosta mesa. Xtnt rental C...... cllt M• 3222 cpt&, dl'PI 89>3'22 Hondey nn? derosa Mobile ~tales. ors Bd, 2 ba, &7Wm or DOI ok, paUo, adlts. SIG04 : • ·~··Ccarar f•r:J;·~,;u ·~~Fut movln& Good ....................... Jlreplac:e, 4br. 2ba. blt· 1991Newport.~3. &4411?ll. ,_&_o_J_oann __ ._~ ___ s. __ _ ; .• .,." ... 121 · rcn SoUTHOOAST l BR. 2 a.. frplc, car, lni, new· crpts/drps, 1"'°1 •11eh 1., .. , "SMll t rhul'" pun l" whh ,,.., &O $125 .. mo. Ut 11. p d . 2Br Near bu ch. Pool. Townboale 3 bd. l bill • ;,,._.. -=.. ... KE'"'e y 1NVYJ>e-9'u.: ..... T 'lard, 18'7,. mo. m.oa.i t33S/mo. 863·4569 / dlMo~"'"~'.-n•l luull·n. .. .wo11+,.,.bo9ltltt•. Bacbltor w/encl. paUo. $240 mo. lo mo. 175-1033 our 17Ul St. sm.' ~a•' unALTORS'"n ,.":!,!'!~" -·--9153-'788. Totfll"vokl ia•I. llaitj Dl. .... •1 lbreeeh,1H liil\lcheckA No chldm/peta. &t2·1334 da)'S,494.JT2'0evet. 6'5-G'Tl orm .-U. g _._... "" ...,..,,_ ' ,.,.w. to ••s..11 • PIAi" In etrt ol 1llla .,...,.,.., l "] I ., .. 0 DAILY PILOT Seturd!y,J!fM!!ry3.1wt~ • !i . • . . Add It... Build it ... Diaper it. .. Hammet" it ... Carpel lt...Cement it ... Wire it. .. Hoe lt .•• Clean it ... M ove h ... Press it...Paint lt...Nall lt...Ptaster it ... Flx It. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY • n • • • I .... " .. ... Acc-tlftcJ c_,.tSenke c.w...t/CCMKttte ~lcn .._..., Hoelled.... Mo.... P .... /Plf 119 .;;-:. ................ . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. , Bookkeeping/Accounting Shampoo & steam clean-Brick & Block I DO IT .AW R.aullng anythlna. 1a.ra1e Honecll•lllg Movinc/Hauling. S~e11t PAP£R/PAJNT·20 yra MARV':.:.~BlNG bUV1ccs to do In my ing. Color brighteners: Patios. cu1b& gutter. Electr1cal, Plumblnc, cleanup. Reliable, foat 6'5-?4ST w/larie truck. lleaa. •Pl'· Need work Save$$ NO JOB TOOS;AU. 1 home.l';xpcr.Rclsavail. wht carpts 10 min Wayne6'2-867.3 ete.Reas ral~.642·49$1 service.813-64SZ BarryM8~9723/ ... S'l79 no wait. Satisfaction : ' 968-2108. bleuch.Cte .. nhvrm,dtn ft--a.&.-6155 LI. ·-.L.. L .. c.lng u ·"' b ··" l suar.Freeest.5SC·3929• DRAJNCL£ANEDfrom rm & baJI $15. Avg rm ~-... llANDYMAN-)fomes &ttOWC•CMNMJ ....................... ~0:\~Jec,.~""'!?~ .. u!.. BOAT Pain•'·'". Vamilb -...50Eves,wkndssame Aflpllc.c:e Repair $7.50. couch s10. chair SS.••• ... ••••••••••••••••• Apt.a. Cons~tentlous ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ..... "' ...... wua r 558.-7380 .. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Gu:ar eUm pet odor . Crpt Wco.NsfW.UCwav1 craftsman. 645-6SS&. Wanta REAL CLEAN ~otot.illing·$2S. Landacap. dependable. 6"-23e9. work, strip ~ tefinllh. price. Guar. ' APPLIANCE REt>Alft rt!pair. 15 yrs expr. Do Leaking Problems~ H.9USE? Call Gingham mg, Sod·Bluegrass 18 ~ Malnteouce. Fr eal Roof1nt $10 -Serv&ceCall work myself• Uets Decorative Waterproor Masonry • concril e, Girt. f'reeesl.S645·5123 Sq.Ft. Tom960-2l70 ~~~!!.~~ ..... 675-3175. .. ................... .. (714)549-2422 531-0101. Coatings over L1vln1 crpntry. llf't.I, aieo a n-. MaidSenice ,._hr/Repair REPAJRS-ALLTYPES 1 ----------1-.:..:..:~..:..:.::------1 areas.3 YRSCuaraatee.· dymao. P a t NcNally Tep Notch Housecleaning ••••••••••••••••••••••• *PAINTING* ••••••••••••••••n••H• Reu,rrecests,llc. • labysitting Ca~t Installations & ~i•ds--~ 64S-ao85 ~A~i or full. Pvt. Ply Euronaan couple. Cook tlc/lna-··-.._.-e v•RY NEAT PATCH Walt830-5020an)'time ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.::1rs Fr .... est Guar ,-~ V'l"'9""'fiK,,'2 r -:g•• ~ &•J ... ~ v : , :'" • • lie 2 (213)726-165( HANDYMAN Haulin --------Butler. Experienced. J OBS " R. ESTUCCO. T-"-'-I Llc. babysitter w1U ca~e r. 645·3274642·8618· a-.....L.....l • painti""• p~u.:nbino, et~'. ffOUSECLEANING is Reference11. Call642·U07 '*PAPERHANGING* Freeest.893-1439 --.-·w • fotyourchild. Xlotbome . ·. ~CGI Low;-$ ... rates. m-0111. Our Business. Call u-~ Focmerlnat.nador. . ••••••• .... ., .. •••••••• &food. 646-1343.. CaJl Unated·Profess1onal ....................... a.hrs Janice's Raggedy Anna ...__...., Carl Rebko,6'8 2649 Ladies 'I'aUor. eitper. Alt. '1 --~-------i Carpet, uphlstry, ~in· ELECTRICIAN-Small . 675-6553 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATCH P~TERING every klnd ol ttltire. C.ll Carpenter dow & floor cleaning. JObs, maiJll/repairs. 22 Handyman. Can cleanup WILUAMS&SONS Prof. Painter. Int & Ext. ••ALLTYPES•• M2-1S01 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reas pr1 ces. Bal boa yrs expr IJ233108. 548-5203 & haul. Winor repairs, KATHERIN E'S WHITE Masonry. Brick/Block Qual work le reas. Pree Ftee F.at 540.e825 y,.. Service l (.,, t B .. h l Island. 675-9024. painting. 548·3983 GLOVE CLEANING &Stone. Call 581·7829 est. 751-0684/548·27~ • ... s om oo ... s e ves, GaideftiftcJ 640-8080, 5pm to7pm. Imitation brick & stone ........................ ... t~les. r'?°m d1v1ders, etc. Cement/Concrete ••••••••••••••••••••••• HauliltcJ MASONRY·Tile, brick, Professional paper Restucco & plaster, Removals, limbing, top· Call \. •n ce Lenho!f, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expr Hawaiian Gardener •••••••••••••••••••••••Thorough Housecleaning b~ock, concrete. stone. banger;no job too lge. or patching. 962-6156 pi q g , pr u n i n I • 536-8475. LEONJTE CONCRETE Yd. Cleanups &Hauling •HAULING• $1~ Week. Ann Call Licensed. 968·2504 loosmalJ.898-2728. Don't ·ve up the ship! FIREWOOD $75 eord/- !\EMODEI::'BUILD S 1' AM P I ~ G Co _b • Trim & prune646-4676 YARD CLEANUP 900 2937 Quality bric~ block, stone Custom Wallcoverlngs & "Li.st'fl it in classified. de .1' Ii c / bo od / i os • SPECIAL on Insulate ble~tone. brick & tale Find what you wanl in ** 556·0347 '** SELL idle items with a & concrete work. Lie. & Painting. L1cd·20yrs ex· Ship to shore results! ,_oo_2624 __ • _____ _ REFS. LIC. 645·3439 patios. etc. 640-4349. Daily Pilot Classifieds. Sell idle items 642·567 DaiJy PUot Classllied Ad. bonded. 536·1108 pr. Very neat 635-8611. 6'2·5678. Want ad results 642·5678 • Ap•t1Hnh lJnfurft. Af* h•tnh Unfurn. Af* laaah u.tw... . ROCHM 4000 Office Rental 4400 MortfpJes, Tnnt Lost & Fo.cl 5300 H.tp Wmted 7100 p W-'9c1 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Deed$ 5035 .................................................................... . Costa Mesa 3824 Huntinqton leoch 3840 Newport t.aclt 3•69 Pvt ent/ K. priv. CM $25/ ME.5A VERDE-500 sq rt, ••••••••••••••••0 ••••• FOUND Camera on fence ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• wk & $60/ mo. up. new bldg. Cpts. drps, LOANS up to 80°'o Upper Back Bay, Call to BOYS AND GIRLS LAS BR I SAS 548-5954 or 556-0058 furn (optional), $250/mo. /Q identify. 5'<>-0254. 1 YR. NEW. large l ·BR. DelJ11StTC01m1pletedL Easy Living For R $2 5 k Mr. Wood, 675-6000 or ht TD Loart1-8>/40/o LOST,· med. toe Poodle, . If. you are 12to16 years old and would UW .. d1apol>al. bltn R&O. uxe n p ex. · rg. o oms w u P . 675-6061 • lik t $20 t ~i::n d rtfng .. enclosc-d garage. 2/3 llrs . Dishwasher, Discriminating Adults W/kitchen. Apts $37.50 2nd TD Loans female It. beige, flea c.el· e 0 earn 0 ~ a n more per Sl95. Ph 642·5270 frpc. patio. encl gar. No Who love the beach w It up . 548 · 9 7 55 or Offices. 2 lge. 2 sm. $75 & Fairest Terms since 1949 lar, Vic. Indianapolis & week, with a chance to· win a trip to pets. $260 & S.160. 18482 toappreciateour 645-3967 SlSO per mo. New M-1 SaftterMt.. Co. Be.ac h Blvd, H .B . Phila.delphia, Cape Kennedy or 2 Br patio. gar. bllns, S250 Huntington St. 557-4608 & •Oceanview , c 0 m p le x. 17th & 642_2171 .,. 545-0611 962 1742 Washington, D.C. and cash awards, roo. Adlls. 2346 Santa 530-5775. •Beach within steps Bal Isle wrking quiel man Pomona. CM. Corner loc. •----------ik AnaAve.833-873IEves. •SecurityBldg only now. Shr ba/kit Can be used for lite ~-dTDL W ~~ LOSfNeuteredmalecat, b' esandotberprizes,Ihaveajob for Spacious new triplex one p · t t. 0 balcon $85/mo 675-3613 f 296 "" OC111S an.-orange & white. Vic, you If you are wi"lling to work hard • nva epa 10 r Y · · comm/ m 8-646·4 : BuyT.D.'sforcash. Hunt.Harbor area. • . . . ' Lovely 2 Br. cpts/drps, mile to ocean. $345. 3-Br, p I &Su' d k d th al { stv & refrg. $220, cbld ovr 2-ba. bltns. lg frplc. "'-p. • oo n ec eves call 551-4289. Loans on ~d T .D.'s Reward. 846-5054. learn respons1b1tity an e v u e o ~ •Large parking area Clean room w/ bath & 11 M S tt 642 4321 7.702JamesSt.673-3078 gar. "/lndry. conn. •lBEDROOM• . FREERENT.lmonthon NewLoans-2ndT.D.'s money, ca r . CO , • • Lge 3 Br 2 Ba, 546·5633 wkends or afl 6 Lse req'd-Sorry. no pets pnv. Call 545·6107. J00.1100 sq. ft . deluxe ofc. ~ .. $30,000. Lr.?~;;ur~ 1 ;~e:n:.~: Transportation will be furnished. This 2 Children; Sl85 mo. L-a •-och 3949 5515'River Avenue No. C.M. 540-2200. s1i~~WMT~~bo. mustache, choke chain, is not a paper route. ~· _. < t"A h &55th) Mature.capableladywbo !>40·4431or546-3776 a .;><:as ore ... ru1PORT BE "'CH 20 Yrs a·n Org Cly. ans to "Napoleon'' Vic E -1 O . I --••••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• For appl. call 642-2566 will do lite housewrk m ru;" "' . T' b N Y qua pportumty Emp oyer l.rg l bdrm. Bit-ins. Drop a pebble u1lo the exch for free room & STORE 645·2134anyl1me I u ron e w ears . :.idu lls, no pets . $150. Ocean from your t\pl. Adult luxury C~ndo. 2 bd, privil. W /car pref'd. Across from Newport A.nncNmcements/ ,_968_-mss __ . ______ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ShahmarSt.&12·1679. Lease. Luxury.sccunly, 2ba,frplc,pat10,~llnew 548-0534. Beach City Hall. 8t0 Personals/ Lost: Sealpoint Male Help Wanted 7100 H.tpW•tH 7100 -Malure adulls. 31755 Cst. drps, cpts & appliances. square feel, air condi· l ·ost & 1:.-~-d Siamese. NB. Rent scar ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• j • l . • :! UR. 2 Ba , crpts. drps. Hw v. 499-2835. Walk to Westcliff Shop-Private room, bath, hot · · d · r-. b · ht R d gJr Adults. s m pet sml --·---ping Cent er. $385 . plale facilities. in taonmg an carpeting.••••••••••••••••••••••• ase ng ear. ewar · .AssetnblyWork Cleaning lady for pro· • \.tnJdok S225.642·0574 10CEANfRONT year mo .. 645·1528. NewportBeach.645·5016 Lighted sign available. Annowtcemet1ts 5100 _640_·_0_l58 _______ Perm. positions. No ex-fessional ofc. ¥on. 8·5, -------• 'round 2 br s:rT5. bach $400 per month on lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• F al Lab G per. necess. Must speak $2.75 hr. Call Moo, Tues J Bedrm duplex, exl:ep-$175. Kids/pets. UtiJ pd. Spacious Yrly 3 Br. within Sleeping rm. w /kitch with sign-up concessions. * * * Lost: em e ~ ~ . English. Costa Mesa. or Wed. 642-7325. Llonallyclean. 536-0321 steps of beach & Bay. privil. for sincere Look at 3333 Newport D aldCI k Shepherd. Blk w/white 714/631-0700. 960-3633 ----------1 Avail just bef. Feb. 1. On· ~tworthy gentleman. Blvd. and call 642-4321, 4 lonl H~•i .::_ ?.Ban ch e .~ t V&l f !: t. l _ _..:.. ________ li _________ _ ---------12 Br. walk lo town & ly $374.95. Leave Msg at Dana Pt. area. $25 wk. Ext.276 ""o .. _,.... TV~a • . c: r .. en·1·--------•1 SlllO Mo 2 Br. 1 ba, crpt, beach. Adulls w1thoul 673·1909 Pref. 4 wks in advance. , Corona de4 Mor l e I V 1cl0 r 18 • CM · COCO'S drrl.5, bllhs, Adil cpl on· pets.497-2884/497-3109 ---------496-5919evesorearly am. lus•ness Rental 4450 You are the winner of 2 -Reward.548·1430 AYON h no pets. 2451 Elden ON THE BAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• tickets to the LCICjlmG Hiiis 2 B /,..,_ V & D k B r 1 Roo Pl t · DEAL h d · h • Lost: Mate Cock·a·Poo. \ \"i · C.l\l. for appl call r-w \Aean u c 3 Br. 2 a . r p c, m. easan . pn. en· I s op locale mt e Sports, Vocation Apricot w/blk on ears & ti 16~125. S260.; Or f.'urn. J Br. nr dshwshr. bltns. patio. trance, cooking, close in, mall atthe Factory, Ca n· & Rec:reational tail. Fnt. Valley, nr Mile Why Get Snowed Underly Christmas Bills? Earn Has Openings For: Ocean sngl only, ut1l in· $395.673·5719. Laguna.497-2014 . nery Village, N.B. $110. Vehicl•Show Sq . Park. Reward. H ....... ,·..,..0 n •-ach 3840 cl'd $215 .. Studio w/gar. mo 67'3·9606· 673-9393 ... "'" .. .,, IK' p "'RK ... EWPORT Laguna Bch. Pri home. · ' al lhe 839·1624 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl75, 494·~7 "' ,.... BUSBOY' &COOKS . • ' OH BEACH $100 BONUS Efficiency from S255 l Hr. l&.2 Ba from S2i5 J Br, 2 lla, from $450 ------• APARTMENTS Light eooking fac1l. 2 Small stores nr Npt. ANAHEIM -Lo-st_:_F_e_m_a-le_G_e_r_m_a_n 2 Br w Ocean \'u & Deck. Bachelor 1or 2 494-6176or 838·9615. Post Ofc. SlOO mo. <'a . gd CONVENTION Shorthair. Ans to Jane. Apply In Person &~~n?:0;~:·1y1. u~~I i~~ Bedrooms and Vocation Rentals 4250 Pkg. Agent. 646 2414· CENTER Lost 1/1/75. Atlantic/-~~nJ~to if~ ;~e~Sa~~~ Mon thru Fri 3-Spm co S215 , Studio w1gar, 'f~~~~-~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA.INN Calt~i-~~~~;:t ·51 to _Be_a_c_h._R_e_w_a_rd_._536 __ ·64_2S_., TATIVE. I'll show you 24001AvedeLaCarlota Sl75. 494 2967 Open 9.6 Daily r ALM DESERT Commer c i a 1 s Pace claim your tickets. LOST Male Irish Setter how. Call 540· 7041 or Eq Laguna Hills V1EW·2 BR Condo. Ten-available. SlOO·S300 ut11. v · N t H · ht Zenith 7-1359. ual Oppor Employer Across from Beach, Spa-Pools-Tennis 1 J . G 105 Ma·inSt.675.8740. * * * 1c ewpor eag s • ._ .. ______ ... -•I~~~~~~~~~~ . rus, Poo , acuzz1. reat Childr t r=Ao 7939 1• Slud10 Apt avail now. Across from Fashion h enspe . .....,. . for relax in~. Wkly-Mt ly * * * COOKS & PREP COOKS tSummer & Winter al Great Ol'can view, util. Istand al Jamboree on rates. 675.6644 NEWPORT BEACH Personal 5350 Babysitter needed col· . . beach 1s beautiful incl'd. $230 mo. 494·8901 San Joaquin Hills Road. STORE Jim Hutchinson ••••••••:•••••••••••••• lege or school gal t~ care ~a~rng Fapp~1catio~~· •V1ewsofocean. d. .1 . d 171AJ644-1900 Rftltalstoshare 4300 A f N t 5248thStreet Drinkingproblem ? for 1st grader after Exae~r e'da&e,over .· Catalina & Palos Stu 10. Ava1 1mme .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cross rom ewpor H 1• ,.. •-h school until aboul 6.7 penence respons1-, 'Vertlcs $160 mo. incl ulll. YearYRLY 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc , Beach Cily Il all. 810 unm.,.OftDCGC CallAlcohotHelpline PM, in my home, on ble. Apply; H EM· tLargeprivatedecks round 2 blk to bch, no bltns,garage.8yJ8thSt. Need.ARoommot~ square feet, air condi· Youarethewinnerof2 24hrsaday835·3830 Balboa Pen. Mon-Fri, MI~GWAYS, 217 •Heated Pools-Saunas ?n~.g6685s .or chi l d re n . Park. S400. 548-4063 eve. lll...IOW?. t1oniog and carpeting. tickets lo the SPJRITUAL READER starting Jan 5th 675-1345. Manne, Balboa Island • .. ,... f""lll Lighted sign available. Sports, Vocation ,.Assigned covered WATERFRO.NT-UTJL Coll House-Motes For S400 per month on lease &Recreational OpeolOAM-lOPM Babysitter Teacher s Cooks forcoffeeshop,ex-parkm~ Large 2 bd. 2 ba. garage PD :!br. large patio. yrly Fast professional with sign-up concessions. Adviceon allmatters, hild 8 '& s v · d per'd. Xtnt wages. _..\ddillonalfreeparkmg many +·s 212blks to S375.Dockavail673-7381 service -832-4134 Look at 3333 Newport VehicleShow 312N.EICaminoReal, c ren. · ane 493-4951 Tiny Naylors ")laid servll'e av<1al Bl'h N end 49-1 7929. Mon-Fri -l~Noon-7pm Blvd. and ca.II 642·4321, allhe San Clemente. For appt. hours. Call art. 5 pm. Restaur~nt Capistrano . ., f\Jrn1lure cl\ ail 2 BR. 1 blk from ocean, Exl. 276 ANAH~IM 492-9034 492·9136 646-ll23 ' Ocean Vww. l Bdrm. 1 blk married couple. only. Fem to share 2 Br apt. 12 CONVENTION Babysiller, my home 2:30 CPA Wanted lo s hare 0penM·F9·30·~·30 lo bc h, s tove /refrig. $250.mo.675·3059 util. hse goods 5 min lo Lease. Art Gallery, Bay · CENTER OUTC.ALL to 11PM. Live-in possi-~wte .13 x 14 ofc. $200 Satl0·5.Sun l25 furn'ished. Pets/kids OK. OCC ref. student pref loc. Walk-by traffic. Gd. Jan.3thruJan.ll MASS.AGE& ble. Rotating days off. mo. melds recept and Huntington Pacific 711 Ocean Ave 014)536·1487 Mana~ed by Wilham Walters Co. t Block to Ocean I Br with View. refrig f.tove. sml pct OK. From Sl75. Mgr 214 A. 14th St. 53l>-8400 or 645·8107 1 Day Free Renl 1·2·3 Bedroom Apts. Walk To Beach LJONS ESTATES ~2579 592-5010 S200. Ph : 547 -0993 &2Br,1a,..;ba,frplc.1Blkto avaitJantSue646-7231 rorgiftshoporcompati· Call642·5678,ext.333 to ESCORTS CM.~2.1460 ph~ne. Acctng secy 496·1981 bch. Yrly. $300. Call bleitems.962-6009 claimyourtickets. Fortheextrasinlifeand . . avail. Newport Ctr. 1303 Hew....,....leach 3869 645.7054· F;ti'!1~e~~~~Tna~~~.52!~i lftdustria1Rentol 4500 *** the Foxiest girls You 8 'bysi~ter /Lite Avocado, Ste 245• ,...... ' 2 Bd 11' b H call· We come. housekeepmg my home 640-8500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • '2 9 near oag, 673-7235 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & Found 5300 F ' c · 1 1 ., .... 3169 for 4 yr old. Own trans. ----------S230. mo. No Children/· . * .._.EW * ••••••••••••••••••••••• oxy 1r s nc . .....,.. CdM 644_1680 Deli help, exper pre-• WATERFRONT VIEWS IN NEWPORT. Striking design and an elegant exc.1ttn9 wav to live cnoose lofts t>av w1noows skvllgtlts. fire · places Vour own or1vate patio or balconv A friendly mt111on·dollar rec center. Tennis courts, too, rromontory Point pets. 645-6556. People needed over 21 to " · ferred. Must know re,,.. J Bd.2 ba, vcrylge,f!°Plc• ~~~~Ya!2~~?~.ouse in COSTA MESA ~~a~ov~h}~v~s1:~ PREGNANT? B~BYSIT~ER, parl· gister & waitress exper 1 z blk lo ocean. Wanter " • (Near Harbor & Baker) Diegot.ags. 96:i-4462. Car in g con£idential tame, mornings, 2-3 days helpful. Tues, V{ed , S300. Yrly S375. 675·6682. F Rml wanted 3 Br, 2 ba 1360 to J.\80 sq. fl. lB• per counseling & referral. p/wk. 646-3887 Thurs. & Sun. 644-2641 · CM o 2 sq ft. 110-208, 3 phaseLost;Smlblkspayedfem. Ab t· d t . & bet4&6pm. Lido Isle 2 Br: Util incl. apt 10 · •• 1 wn room. power, avail mid Deo., Spaniel mix dog, San or ion. a op ton BARMAID Relief-bonus --------- $375. 213 -681·8406, story 646422 · owner (7141 540-4058 or Juan Capis trano. keeping. 547.2563 COST.\MESA Deliveryman, LA 'J)mes Eves/wknds 675-2342. FEM. roommate. on the your Broker Colored beaded collar. APCARE 646-5544. route, C.'M . area. No coJ-' D B Ibo beach, CdM . Pvt enl. Reward.496-4867 Lose your cool with your IEAUTICIAM ~~~ .. ~~.ave depend. Small lB a pt. a a ...,"" mo 673-3027 children" Help·is availa Pen. Refrig, new crpt, .....,,.,. · Lease 1,000 sqft w/office LOST: Dog·llelp, blk·whl · • • Manager w/lotl. for NB . $130.Yrly incl ulil. Employed person. Pvt. 110·220 V, heat, bot Collie mix male. 12/27 ble 24 hrs.549.a939 salon.540-8582 644-0661 Dehverymen over 21. 833-1288. Rm. & Ba . $125/mo & water. new building. gd Back Bay. Reward. MASSAGE ' perm. p/l. EatlY mom . al util. C.M. 545-6051 locale. 645-2244. 642-6571. BobJames·Lic. Masseur •Giiiy Operator LA Times deliv. to C.M. 1 Br. Nr. Hoag Hosp1l . Outcalls 494.5111 f\Jll or part time, w/ homes. $250 mo, Call Sl75 mo. 1481 Placentia. Garc19.s for Rem 4350 AIRPORT Lost: Blk Lab, 4 mos following. Up to 70%. 645-4920. W"'LKTOIE"'CH L5~x50urmvoandtu11Jt1vrenta1Hrom NB.646-6973. •••••••••••••••••••••••' 3200SquareFeet male. 12/23. Nwpt Prof. woman 50+ wants ~.MH164.----------- "' "' ~ Eastside.Slorageonly 19Y.i•Per$q.Ft. Bl/32nd. NB R eward to share activities w/ Deli•-& 2 Br. c•pts. drps, bltns. 200 Promontorv or west. East Bluff. Lge 2Br, 2ba, S20 month 2 Air-conditioned offices, 540-4847. single ethical outgoins Be a u t y S u p p 1 Y -· r gar 221 16th St. ~~s~~c~f1~nc~~tt~~~r..!iv frplc, TV, Patio. Pool. 642.2657. ample parki""· FOUND·. Lge s·hep. lt'ke man." Ad #624, Daily Mer/Retail Must have Stock Mon 536·2064 or 847-3957 re1ept1one 11141 r,1s.aooo: Adlts, s ml pets. $315 mo. ·-Pilo( p .O. Box 1560, e1(pedence. Call 8:30 .to F /Lime. Mu st be avail ownecr and managed by 640·4.960/833.1653. Office Rental 4400 Harbor In.est. Co. dog. Vic. Dover Shores. C<>st.a Mesa Ca. 92626 10:30 AM. or aft 6PM. wknds. See Harold. 495 QUIET lBr. els to bch. rne1rv1necompanv. B ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtors 673-4400 '646·2096 • 493.1139 E.17thSt.C.M. Newly pnl"rl, pvt pat,-·---------Newport Isle. 2 r, 2ba. 55•1!..1 -------------------b l tns $152 Adi t s. •DELUXE• Upper deluxe duplex. 1501 We~tcli~Dr. BestCostaMesa loc.,1000 F<?UN~:tlgewhiteRab· MA AW . DENTAL ASSISTANT, ·~2613 Ea tbluff 3 b 2 b 1 SJSOyrly. (213) 791·4348 , NewportFanancralCtr &4000sq.fl.120/208pwr. bat. Vic, Brookhurst & FIGUREMODB.S 1 Bo~ &Gt.rlS Ortho·chairside.N.B.41fi I s1 r,t a .. ste. (213)681-531.5. Leas'-OfficeSpoce Eves.673.1417 Garfield.H.B.960-2900 ESCORTS . days/wk. Ortho exper. BEACH A lll...ID nc . spac mas er sw e, • .., . lOtol yearsofage Daa 'd "A2...,..., n din rm & dbl garage. San Clemente 3876 Callon Sate Manager 2000 Sq. ft. off. & LOST:· small white part Outcall-Appt.only. Jy Pilot delivery ~ute~ req ·.,.. ·~. HARBOR Auto door opener avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <714>542·3lll ext245 warehouse space direct-Siamese, re male, Dec. Home-Office.st.udio may be available in your DRIVERS W.AMTED Pool & recrealion area. Mature couple to manage ly ae·ross from OC 24, Los Alisos area. 631·3111 area. Earn profit for de-MenorWomen AREAS Adultsonly,nopets. 7 unit apt. E·Z access to Airport.549-1480. Grievin g. Reward. llverie$ & cu b, trips or Mustbe2Sorover •FROM $332• beach. Normally rents 830-4719 or 586-4040 W /M 23 seeks women for merchandise for selling Apply In Person IRA.HD NEW A.MD 865 Amigos Way . NB for $200 mo. Reduction Office/Industrial space. plea'sure dates. Dave: new aubscriptions. For Yellow Cob NEAR NEW APTS. 644-8064 or 536·1487 for managerial services ./.Air Condlll<l!tlftt Lag Niguel area 400/3000 FOUND Approx 4 mo kit· Box 4239, Irvine CA. information please call ll2SlSlater Avenue IBR Sl80toS225 "-·1anagedby negotiable . 547·8017 ./c~iar\llet111 $.F.NrFrwy831·1082 tyw/collar nrBroadway .....,.,,. • 642 .. 321 F S " "'IPlc & s t A A ,._.,. •• · rom an Fountain Valley 2BR S235toS275 Willia mWaltersCo. days: 542-9009 eves & .le. .... '°' StorCIC)e 4550 an a oa ve. Clemente-San Jua n ---------- :1-,tJR S325toS395 wknds. ~~'.:':.~" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00·1293• P ROBLEM Capistrano area, call Earn $200 rno p /time. enclosed garages Bayfront 2 Bd. 2 Ba, Pvt L. ._.__d ./ lecy --.. .a. '.4 ACRE. Fenced storage found: Toy Poodle, grey. PREGNANCY 495-0630 aod Mission Vie· Fuller Brush Sales, local dishwasher Heh & pier. $550. yrly. Apca lu;cnts "'""-,, ~ w"'"' Testing-Counseling Jo-El ~oro area, call ......... Bi'll, 968 o""'8. & Unfurn' heel 3900 "~ ~·' area in San ta Ana Male. Garden Grove • ---oo)• washer & dryer 979-1935 644-4510 or IS Hea· .. h•~. Tax deducti"ble Blvd, GG. 962.9566. Abortion Referrals 581-t:StO. fireplace ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.... 24 Hr. Help Line Equal Oppor. Employer Girl Friday $2.75 h~ + ln carpets & drapes UTILITIES PAID THE EXCITING through Sea Scouts. Call * FOUND. small male Alternatlvet 547·9495 shop sales comma.ssion. Some uUht1es paid BLOCK TO OCEAN PALM MESA A.PTS. 642-4798 or 963-2688 Terrier silver black & MllSt be personable. C.11 MO FfE 846-131 ' Deluxe Private 2Br, 2ba. MINUTES TO NPT $140 up s_tore-offices cpta RtftWI W...t.cf 4600 beige. Had name tap, £: J::JWl!I.! Bookkeepiag-Tax ore. Dan 813-7162 Lge walk-an closets, BCH. drps air bath. 17301 ....................... etc. Please identify .~ Exper.P /time. ~~ i ~~II bltns, garage, cable TV, Ba b l&2 BR Beach Bl H.B. 842·2834 N l h Found l'ic Victoria & ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Call 8'2·1822 -Adults/no pets. $300 mo. f~~Sl.80. · SINGLE ~ 6 r m suites r::~e/y!:J. F~ru~ys~J Placentia. ·Ph: 548·3731 Jolll W..t.cl, 7071 Heppy Holdcrys Lt till June 15. $375 mo. on Adults.No Pets i i l I h ffi •-2 . all d . U t to10amoraft.6pm. • ...................... looldc11p1rF/Chg IRVINEPERSQNNEL --yearly lease. See to ap· l\va · n P us -o c "' sm ogs. P 0 Child kd lb Must be able to work in· REALTY INC. preciale. Call for appl (S Bl~~i:!~~~ire~port bldg~.~ Airport. Full $300. By Jan 20· NB or Reward·lost big black fant:~~-V::!w •::i i.. dependently ,.-/several SERVICES•AGENCY 714/846-1371 551-6042after 6PM. Blvd.) ser~t ce incl : Recep. CMArea.S48·l604 malecatw/whit¢mark· VlrtinlaPl.838-~1 setsofbooks.Workyour 488£.mhCost.aMesa --------• 546 9860 lfomsl, conference rm. Prof woman w /well lngs. about 4 yra. old.1-......;;;--------1 OWn hrs. Fantastic op· &llten. 842,1410 NeW 3 Br 2 Ba. garden . xerox, automated typ. b eh'a ved l6 r old Ans. to So m , 'VI c. Help W..ted 7100 por. for right person. 1111 - --- - a t. dbl J(ar , lge pvt OCE.A.HFIOHT Steps to Ocean. til July 1, inc.etc. Call833·3640 daughter wiahes~o lease Warner·Graham, H.B ......................... REpty lO Classified ad n..w.-~..-.---... t10. wash/dry hookup. 2 BR.1 ba. wlnler$300 2 Br crpts, dept, $275. FltHREMT unfum 2Br, 2ba apt. nr. 8'6-6047 Apartment manater, no. 606 e/o Da.lly PUot. plc"more. Mustsee STEPSTOIE.A.CH 213 -447-9719/289·8891 Officesu lowas35C per beach in Nwpt. yrly.LOST: PJ/CJasslUnJof S:'a: eoupteEi Onlt, POBoxl560C<>1tall•a HOSPITAL 2056 ~ ::: ~ g:: :::~~~ Mrs. Wells sq ft. Mission VieJo & StarL Feb. 1. 646·2125 "76. Vic. Metro car Wub to bear~.,11 ·3~ ca... ADMITTING/ 1 BR Apt. Pool, yard, 3 8 R,Zba .$3SOwanter LUXURYduplex3Br,2 Laguna Niguel. 200 l AM. Beach & Ellie. RB. »90Cl8 .. es 6wkndlya, P/thne re~f11•18hlft. Jadry rm, cnrport. $150. 4 BR. 2 ba, yearly $4'5 ba, unfum yrly $345 mo. 3>00sq n. 831-1400 11111•1'11/lln'nt/ Reward! 9Q.03G'I • HMSUS Ex per. pref'd. Oood S48-8l()il SU WIND .Um. 3 Br, 2 ba, thru •l MO FREE RENT• Al•ce FOUND· J.2/21J'l bDr Lab A.pert. Ma_,.,. 12 unib., ""' ~ldn ds E 0 E W•lk to bch $180 & up. No Condo; 2 BR. 2 ba., den, !t~ ~:-l5s~~:. ~·2'3 Rm. omcea from ·-.................... male. 'cbaln collar. ~~r,;sit Bellred cpl. mUMEIATORS ~~lac!~ ;i:. .. c11an1' [ merlncreasea. Pool, uoJum. Yearly$47S (21.3)M8·598Sowner. $135 per mo. Near ...... , Vtc. So. Santa Ana. CITYOF Cotta lleaa llemorta rm, drps. crpt. Adlts. •---------• Ail'port.Notouereq. Oppwt.lty ·SOOS 979-9179 AITllTS NnPOftTBEACH Hotpttal, 301 Victoria. pets. 220 12th St. $UIO Clean 2 br, pool. Qo. 833-SZ239Tll noon ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capable or dollls WU -.31PtrHour CllAsu.:rrac. ·950:>. 219 lSlb St. Citizens welcome. No ORESS shop ror sale. Top F'OUNDi temalt Colli.. carvbip for aold ud .,. 7031 . child/pets. CM . '46-2'718 ,..._ CC$t.a:Jlcu local.ion. Call Dec. %1, Vic. Hunt. Bcih. sliver-ca•Uap. La-• Temporary po1ltlon11---------p ul 1A""" """'5000 536-7S8l or538--t379 " •• be.i-.. •oc Jan. App• .. by llousekee .... r, car• for lbllcwtiH S.ltu a • """' or .,..,,. manw1cturlnC firm la ...,..... v r- 2 ~. I'.,. ba. tar. SL9~. 1 ~ 4000 Custom decorated full apUl.8 FOUND 81Jce Deeerober '"ldn.t loc.al talent \o ~~~!~1. ~!8pt.a,t 3~ !l.~1iJ;.1.i,~:~11r;';.' ~. 110 ~Lio. $1115· 7731 LGE2Br.2ba.w/gar,nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• she virw offlres . 0 29 CalltoideoUfy carve wax modellofct.. NewportBlvd,HB E la, 675 ·48G8. or bch,cpt.a,drps,bllns.yr-Want UCI airl studenL Services 0r Certified llAUTYSAL M ' •1m. · sired au.bled matter -~~~~~~~~!jHouokeeper, live In. 2671 ly lff. S300 642-2280 New Ira. sunny rm. In Profe onal Secretary, Nell $1~,200 tr operal·•---------1 two lO e.llht ladf lMS. m~ Pl11sant tart• bucb • l •-·~ ...-.. -lrg apt CdM SlZS mo re<:eptJon A --"pment. 1 lni-1' Vear&· a.ame loca-FOUND Female Terry· ln*-"td writ. ad No. 't nft uf the ahtpt ho.me. Fatbel', It yr. ton\ Cwuw ..,-, .... -.-.. EASTBLUFF $305 2 Br? lnciudin.1Klt.pr1vllece~: blk Alrpo,,..;'inn. 2082 Uon. fuU PriC'C', $29,~. Poo Yic Bolla 6 m. c/o Dally PUot. PO "Ult'T.jl ln cl .. alfled. Drive. No cblldrn. cptt/drps, At pr. Ba. Pool. trplc, utll lnc. 1·9pm only. t~0·861S. Mlchelaon Or, lr•lne. Call Reallol'. Paul Coad. Ooldenwut. Call •It 2., Box JJeO, C()t&,a liesa, 11\lp to 1'bon reauJt.11 lt2·100I dap, 194.,.... S'l2,. 64M4tl Adults, no peu. 144-4717 Ref'ercnres needed cau Eve Moore, ?.SZ.OZ::U 96U1'2 893-4668. CA 1121S28. • • MWe'1t. ev.. Rela. req. l • . . . . .... ·---· ...................... , I ~ •• • • JI ' 4 c JI I I 4 H 4 ll I l ii t h J f I ] J " r i • l tkf1pW..tetl 7100~W.tM j ' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• 100 W-...ct ' 7100 .............. ... • • ,.~~ M••-•••yeee .. •eeeeeeee JUNIOR SALESMAN 10 Te 15 Yeas Old B£AL EST AT!! SALES Wc=~~ SALES MANIGEI TIAltlll UNLICENSED.. Newspaper promotion company bas Gf:J~~ED openings ror people with vans ot' station TREATM!N'Tt wagons. Earnings $150 to $300 or more We tulo you to 1111 per week. Good chance for bo1ne1 with an acctient· advancement. Must be able to work ed coune lhal.l&a.IU lm· -"'th t . mecll.at.d.Y. u YoU are in· """'• eenagers. This is not a paper our famous DIME-A-LINES OAJL Y PIL.OT C7 :Eam SZ0.$40 per week working after school " Saturdays. Huntington· . Beach & Fountain Valley areas only.' . Leave naIDe. address & phone nWJlbet on tape recorder. Call 536-4298. t.en:ated ln earning big route . money from the at.art.. CaU Mr. Scott at 642·4321 for LARGE la.,.e, 'dudn. ¥EB100wood t buuers, 1'Wl.Nbcd.C'Omptetewith 2 MICKf!Y Thompson & get lod.Mduallaed rree appomtment. $25. 2 Lar1e comfy new" used, $1·$2 each. frame, $S. t fill~ t wm N-50x1S Tires with 2 J ·~ trainlag 00 lbe job in °"e ch.airs $2S each. Solid Palntln1s at pictures sheets ror $3. Fl~ set $4. lOxlS us mag n ms, 125 ' o1 maQ1 top o«ic:ea local-,. Equal Opportunity Employer double bed with woodaJ $1·.$10. Pressure coot.e.-9422 Lana\ Cir HB Heh MS-5608 t • · eel lbruout Oran.ae eoun~ be..S • foot $2:5. Girl's • I folding chairs 82..so ~ ·' ' · J ty, c.U to~ fw1her de-wooden vanity $25. 2dou· eacb.. 6 huge boxes of VERY nice clean rabbit. ' . , . tails. Arlene, (714) ble be.cit with uUUty lambswool remnants$2S BICYCLE back rims $S. butch, complete, $25. j Help Willhcl 7100 HtlpW•hd 710 MU'JG W..ted 7100 Http W..W 7100 headboard $2S each. per box, assorted colors. Skl boat windshield, Older G.E. refri gerator. -•••••••••••••te•••-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••u•••••••" Sturdy round wicker ta· Books, cbUclr'6" adull'1 &0":118''. $20. 9'3'' sur· runsgreat,$15.673-6216 • Management ble $18. Morse stand sew• ZC..$1 each. II gal. cn>dc, !board $'9. Power edger 1),·., Jf ouseteepers wanted, PEOPLE PERSON REAL EST A TE SAL.ES Rtnta1 Sl)etialist needs Uc SICUllTY GUAID iog m•cbine with wooden man than 10 cases ernp-$8.. Portable' all copper. 'J'.WfN mattress & boxspr- "eekends, 7·3. Bayvl~w Exec. looking for part Are you reacb' for a fan· salesman immecL Will Full lime or part time. ~aae $25. 3 4-drawer ty 6ottles m. t paper w bile gas heater SU. mg$2:S.640-602S Conv. Hosp, 20SS Thunn, Ume business associate tastic 1916? We are-train, xlnt financlal re· Swing fc Crave Yard. cheats $8, $1S , $2S. g. dis.pense)'s for 3M · Twin brush 2:speed floor WASHING m achaoes. CM 642•3505. in wh~lesale supplies. with offices la Ora.nee turns al once. CAii Over 2l. lrvine area. drawer ~beat $8. Twin Colli~$10each.3sheets scruber·pohshe!' $10. <.'Oin operated type, for 1 .. Housekeeper for auest .Q u.s a~ es s f u 11 y TusUn, Huntinato~ .67s..t710or644·7383.. Captain Carpenter, bed with headboard szo. fCJnlllca. approximately Plate glass mirror , parts or scrap metal $l home, llpm·'7am sbift. 67cap1tahzed. lJlterview Beacb, & Costa Mesa. S • • ._ SSl-40:>4 or S51-1B81 z.declt comer table $3. 4:14, $3 each. Wrought ZS''x69", $25. TV & rad10 eacb 831.5412 • f'. Call betwn 98m.5pm, 3-2223 Don't setUe rOT less-&% ....,~ ---------• Collector's cabinet $25. iron wine rack, shape ol tubes, 4 for St. Waste · l.:, &iG-6716. MAMAGEMEHTTaME commiuion paid to START THE Service Sta. Attendant. 6-drawer dresser with bicycle $16. Set of caster Klng d ishwasher $15. 2 BABY cribs $10 & $15. N · s:alespeople ror u.les & NEWYEAR full or p/tiQle. No exp mirror$lS.Matc.bingbed $1.SO. Dolls 25<:-$3. Car Fan SIS. GAE. electro Baby nr seat $10. JIOUSEKEEPER/Baby-:lionat Jr. Sportswear listing,. We're interested RJl!..HTI nee. Brown's Shell, 990 stand SS. 2 4-sbelr jaclls$1each. Planter$!. hydroiic clotnes presser 546-1177 sitter •. SS.SO. yrs, English Qs uoalp1·r1·~aats1.onos~.eRnientag1·1· i o vou I Ca 11 Pba· 1 ., • E.CoastHwy,NB bookcases $3 eacb. Over-Wine liter botUes 50C $25. ~ mattress $5. TW--O-g-ol_d_c_h_a-1rs-..,-c.-h-• --'-' li in '" ,.., ... ,:,_ ~-u. stuffed brown• tan each. Child's Singer 9'9"x61'' Arm s trong _.,eac • s.ped.&J_ng. ve or out. expu pref'd. Hi .. 1"''cbool wwWCOat549-9Sll .-.. "°""' Service Station Allen· _ ....... •10. 2 pole Jam-e11 bl · · Corl U b bl two end tables made in ::;ep living quatteu d. ....... d •--a. &-....-&.... oi;u-..., ..... -port~ esew1ngmacbine on. gt ue. $10. 1945 $1S ea"b s•61 I Gi4.&o99 ' &~uv:tedillin, aggtogr'..e;~1.vae~ ~ ..,._,. YM.-n dant, exper'd . Day & & $10. New gold swag $7. Big Ban~ lOSM'!f ~· Old TV sets ~-S.S. 334 Del Pold'e r Circl~, 'Hu"nt-! ~ w ~~ .... ~ Eves. Full & p/time. Ap-lamp~. Accordia.n szs.6 non $8. Anuque s pannmg Mar, University. ington Beach .. - Jl 0 use w 0 r k & 'S 0 me rashfon oriented. Apply ~ ~k~ Our residenUaJ division ply, Shell Station, 17th & TV trays 7Sc-$1.SO. 2 milk wheel cup hol~er $7. Gas CHEVY parts : 327 Chevy · . baby s l t ting. Nd. Mrs. Craft, Petrie's, 147 ~ lists and sells more in· Irvine, NB. glass lamps, both $S. can ~· T.ernaum $10. short block $25. Radiator WALNUT porta-cnb SlS. responsible woman. s Westmins te_r ll.all~~~~~~~~~~ vestqi~tpro~es lhan Pots & PJlns .LOc-$4. Mateoo rem.nan.ts . $2~ $20. Aluminum bellhous-car cassette tape pla)'er ..I days, approx 7:30am t Westminster. most investment offices. Sto~ Su9er"'v.~scr-for Utensils, dishes, lOc·k lar~e bag. ~rought ircn ing $15. Generator $6. with thelt plate $13. car 1· "": 11:30am. $2~ mo. Call MAN to completely clean REALESTATESALES Pe.rsonalTrajning, Video several stores JO Orange Old td>tcs 10c'Sl. Radio p~t10 ·table $3. Round Alternator $10. Starter rad10S8.556-3148. wknds anyiime, wkdys ·& paint apts & do lite Jom· -H-1 Trainipg, Prestige Of· Co. are~ .. Must ~.capa · $1. Pictures Sc-$2. Clocks katc~en table. blue $10. Gabriel air schocks CHI NC HILLA aft4 :30. 96812573. • mai·ntenan"e wor k. 70 'TT' fices, Full Facilities, ble of ~•!'ng, training, & Sl-$2. 830 Plum Pl .. CM. fomuca $S 3·5 gal water $25 St· k fl h I ... cages . .. T p n..rt p b Pl supervising sales clerks bottles $4.ea"h. ·Hobby · i c yw ee. Breeders and wcane""$2 arW R-.-u.-.-ror-y urc ase an, . · Sat/Sun 9-4 only. 64.2·5193 .. l h '"" llOUSEWfVES to work units. ~ll time job. Pa.id • -~~ Fringe 8 en e f ,·t s' Part lime or full. Call or ., .. •.21so ho $S G' l' blk $3 c utc & pressure plate per hole. 536-7056 vacation & 5 d •Free 15 day training 630-4250 .roo rse : ir s e · $2:5. 2 1S"x7" mags SlO ---------pfoarrtcti~emae~iCangllsJearnv1·~ce~s· holidays per year. ~.a~r course Superior Commission, . ---------1 \'!ire arum~I cage $5 .. 15 each. Clutch fao S4. GOOD double mattress .. h S •Cadillac car program Dynamic Organization. ye...a 1 "'DIES l·ARMED oak chair $20. ~1eces of 1 sq .. Sparush ff.70x15 ..... "hrome mags $17.50. Bed frame "c:. Raggedy Anns 615 au... our ... en.d resume of Le min E · t 1;;1·•uJ1" youth .. ha i· r $15 tit .,,._ h B ul "'"' .. .., _ _...;. _____ ........., __ 1 qualiftca.t'ions, etc •o·. •Hawaii, Acapulco trips a g nvaronmen • " · e,"""'eac · moc ars $10 each: Oil pans $4 Folding chairs $25. Two Industrial Arts . Career Tarnutzer Inves tm;nt •1st pl ace-sales in l'Ull time licensees who Po:~ ~Ui~l~~em~~:~ ~~et7!~re:h~~~irwft0h $4. Large box leather each. 2-barrel manifold lar~e framed Rosamond Education l ""'truc•·onal Co bo 246 C ta M Orange County will work lor earnings in sc.raps $7. Su~bo. ard $22. $4. Push rods 50c each. prints $25 each. 222 Arctt '"" u ., x • os esa excess of $2S ooo work for South Coast cushions -c. N1·ght stand Bi"y"le "h ld s t aide (Elsinore area). 92627 De H ' •1st place-listinas taken • ·per ~ '"~ ... 1 . sea• Roc;ker arms 50c each. St . Laguna Beach. S536·$701 pe r mo. Ex· l--:-77'=.:.,.pt-::.=-=-·=-=---1 in Orange County year are encouraged to Plata Hotel. Must have $15. RCA 19" B&W TV, Schwinn $S. Bicycle car Water pump $4. Exhaust 497·3443. In and out, keep MASSAGE TECH. •1st place-listings sold in apply for a position with pleasant telephone voice. works, $15. 36x36 metal rack $5. Rubber: canoe man 1f01 d $ 4 ea c h. calling. ~~e~fetd~1sw1~~inffut~ TRAINEE OrangeCounty our Inves tme nts or No experience neces-bookcase$1S.S48-7800 $15.GallonsofpainUl-$2 Carburators $4·$8 each.--.--------- mec h a nics. Orange Young lady 08·28) for •1st place.advertising in Residential Divisions. !,,~'J· a~~It. ocru:rva~~~ PORTABLE TV's good per gal. G!a ss ware Flex ran $15. Chrome 25 tnch TV c~lor, needs County Dept. o( Educa· legitimate full time posi· California Call Don Berman, Presi-hourly wage plus cash sound, n o picture, SS ~Oc-$1.50. 2 twtn box spr-alternator $25. Bumper work $25. 2 d1shmast~rs tton. 834·3927 lion. No exp. nee. We •1st place·advertising in dent. QUAIL PLACE bonus. Ask for Rosemary each. 64S·2'168 Ulgs & mattresses, $2S jack $3. Radio $4. Chevy brass $23 $25 . 2 fire send to school, earn the U.S.A. PROPERTIES lN C . atrront desk, Monday & . each. 9xl2 rug $25. W~ rim wit b tire SS. screens $20 each. 2 tan){ wrule you learn. Apply in •lst place winner RELO 1_7_52_·_1920 _______ 1 Tuesday January 5 & 6 NEW Teflon gnddle $4. 2 ham Per $ 3 · T ~ 1,n Aluminum power ghde vacuums $l 2 S~. 2 1V I need help from someone to do my house & care for my wife. Sep. qt., tele. & colorT.V. 494·5322 person any afternoon or Home.Buyer's Contesl RETAIL only,9:ooAMto 5:00 PM, S~H boo.ks $2 eac:h . bedsprea.ds $5. Girl s $2S.6 1ugtruckrimwith standsS3$6.39l0 '!Chan- eve. 2112 Harbor, Costa U unlicensed, let us as-•ssT M ....... GER at South Coast Plaza G!1der swmg $3. Chaise clot.bes, sizes 8-10, some tire $6 each. Drive shaft nel Pl. N.8 . 673·1603 Mes sist you in obta1·n1'ng your --• .--"--wtth new cover G $6 ood new, lOc-$3. Toys Sc-$3. $S '65 Ch bod rt · a F 0 r n at 10 n a I Jr Hotel, Bris tol & San . · Small dresser $20. Large · evy . Y pa SIBOX s prings and mat· ReaJEstate license.Call .· Diego Frwy.,adjacentto Bissel s~eeper$1.Porta-c.abinet $l5 W 11 .t $5-$25. Radia tor $10. tressS25. Eltcellent con-INVENTORY CONTROL •Mature Housewives, p/t. Iii A-sportswear shop. Rel.all South Coast Plaza Shop· ~e rad~o $S. New bl.ue . · a uni Speakers $2 each. '55 dition 645-0068 & PURCHASING -Must Cleaning Serv. Top $. ~' exper. prer'd. Opportuni· e0 "0 40 •r White with des k & r ecord Chevy headlight r1·ms ~ ---------84~6691 t ~ d t p1·ng Center. Please do J ....... • sue • .... . h d ..., be able to maintain ID· GioghamGirl,645-5123 -Y or-a vancemen · k 11 $ N c anger . rawer $25. 4 each. 4·barrel m an1.fold BLOUSES s1·ze 36 soc ventory reco ds t Gen rous benefits. Apply not phone min co ~r s. e w Datsun tires & wheels · r • ype ac-M.dical Secretary Mrs. Craft, Pelrie's, 147 black evemng bag $3. • $6. 3hp Bri ggs & Stratton each. Skirts site 10-12 · cu~ately, Vendor follow With recedt exper Ac· TOW TRUCK DRIVER Flower pots, large, 2Sc. 2 never used, s17.so e.ach. engine $25. Snow chains $2 .SO each. Matching up important. Must be an . · · · Wes l mi ns te r Ma I l , exper·d. G & W Towing, old albums or records S2 20 gal. show a9uanum, $10. Webcor s\ereo re-suits, wool $S each. Knit aggressive individual. curate & fast typast Must Westminster. 1000 Irvine, NB 642· 1252 each. 968 Springfield, stand, accessones, com-cord player $10. Large s uits size 14 SS each. Apply in person Cont<lcl know all front ofc pro· CM.540-3178 plete, $20. New. Yo~ work bench '20. Muffler Shoes SOc. Purses $2. R. Centeno B.E.S. Inc. cedur:es. Send resume to 1---------1 ~aker $7. Hanging hghl $5.839-3905 Slacks $2. Ma t ching 345 Fi&eher C M 549·3833 Cla.ssi!i~d ad no. 607 c/o REAL ESTATE RN TRAl..,.EE BABY crib, mesh, A·l fixture $5. Hand lawn s lac ks and tops $3 · · · Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, OP9""RTU... ASSEMBLERS/ condition $25. Girl's bicy· mower $10. Horse m~els 3-SHELF white/gold trim Dresses size 12 $1.SO. c.ot: JEDROS Waitress, over Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 rv "ITY CCU/ICU cle, good condition $15. 75c ·S2.50. 2 matching bookcase $15. ~ pl con-ton bermudas size 12·14 21, Dishwasher, apply in MODELS-MASSEUSES Well located RE oftice. Full & p/time. 3·11:30 & PACKAGERS Pictu~frames SOc-$1 green vases $1.~ each. tour aslic chairs ss. 4. 50c. 4604 B (upstairs• H person. 3000 Bristol , Figure Models, Escorts Opening for 2 licensed 11·7 :30 shifts. Contact Experienced A,.ssemblers each. rchildren's wood & po~ble typewnter car· s helf walnut bookcase Se a s hore Dr. N. B.'· . Costa Mesa. needed. Top money. New salespeople. Your own Mrs. Jensen, 642 -2734, TempoTemp6rary Help cane chairs S3 pair. 3 rymg case. Sears or $20. 1700 Palau, Mesa 675.3213 Studio.6Jl·3Sll deskandphone.18Y~rs Costa M emo ri a l 17802Sky Parklrvme cane k itchen c hairs. SCM, $6. AM r adio $2. Verde,CM.540·4927 -==-=.=-=-:-----.-KEY PUNCH OPR in same location. Call for Hospital, 301 Viclona, Call 540·445S need some repair but are Egg grader $5. Egg MANS smgle speed bike TAB 510 exper .. pre(. but Nursery school teacher, 2 interview. W. E. Lachen· C.M. E.0 .E. 1---------usuable, $5. 2 vw car candler $3. Dicondra PETER S 0 N bab y $25. German currency not req. Startin g rate or 3 mornings to start myer, Realtor /Owner, ____ _. .... ___ seats SlS each. 2 new car plugger $4. 34.5 E 19th St. stroller, nice, S20. Child's with Swastika $3-$5, Sov- S3.60 p/hr . ~Int Com-exper not nee. Reply Bo~ 1860 NEWPORT BLVD. TWO MEN headrests $5. Reclining Costa Mesa ' phooo $3. Girl's aiie 7 iet coins 25c-50c. 1908 p any benefits. Hrs . 1n424, C.M. 92626 Costa Mesa. 646·3928 ; --------• chair, good condition, s hoe skates~ excellent, silver 3 marks $5. Hand JOam-~:30 pm. Immed. ...URSE.RY M•... eve$673-4S77. RN po .. rraryor Pl.atertc.ttimdel.tvem· $15. Electric skillel $3. 2 BI~YCLE parts: 3·s~ $15. A'!'erican mag lawn edger $1. Bed pan o pen an g, App I y at ~ --" 1 1 Y e 1 ery small snack tables 50c 24. ba~ & front n~ wheels, fit Dodge vans & Sl. Leather br:iefcase $1. Masters Specialty co. F/time. Matu~e m~le,,._ ________ •I &Mrqency work. Must have car, be each . Nau gab yde with tires $1.50 ea~h some Fords, $2S each.. Gruen 1 Ok go Id 1640 Monrovia, Costa over 21. 6 Days mcluding1•Real Estate Sales P /time, 11PM-7:30AM . extremely neat in ap-recliner brown A·l con-lrames, Hufry & Enghsh Chrome bolt·on trailer wristwatch, as is, $15. l\lesji. Equal Opportuni· Sat & S un. W o ~ k G ,.1 • vy RE•LTY Xlnt working conds . pearance anc,i know area dition s25 2524 Ne--$1.75 each. Large old hitch for Ford van $12., _646-__ 3680 ______ _ • ty EmpJoyer. w/planls & trees. De~v. -10A E .O. E . €o n tact D . an1d1 stree1ts well.k Efx· Apt z4 CM 548.081i..., .. , wooden tool chest $10. Camper or van r oor·-A . ......:..-_;__;_ _____ ,$3hr&qp.LagunaHills Prestigious location . Roache, R.N. Costa ce ent saary. As or · ' · Bissel electric broom vents SlO.Searsgotd cale B TT~RY, 12v s ide Kitchen Helper, p/tlme. Nursery Inc. El Toro, Strong sales support-Me s a Memo r i a J Rosemary at front desk, CRIB & matlrns $25. with cleaning bags $8' curtains $5. S57-3910 t e rm in 3 l l Y pe • Cull Raleigh HIUs Hosp, 1501 ~5653. High commissions. Call Hospital,642-2734. Monday & Tues day, excellent condition. charge,$8.~2768 E. 16th St, NB 645·S707, ---------1 Vic Stuart 901 Dover Dr, --------• January S & 6 only, 9:00 High chair $10. 3-speed Electric bedroom clock CANARY breeding units DRAPES h d f bl betwn 8·.30·4. ~urses Aides & Orderlies, Sui"te 130, Newport Beach ---------AM to S:OO PM, at South men's bike $20. Dress ~ w 11 1 t · J k $10 each stocked $20-$25 • s a es 0 ue. form $8. 2 lamps $1.50 -· a e ec nc c oc '' lSO " 72 " · I d " r J.11 & 11-7. Exper. pre-645·3111 Coast P laza Ho tel, each. 2 resin l amp $1.SO. Portable radio $3. extra. Jndoor aviary $2S. trackx$12 s0 ·~l~u n~'!.g Kitchen Help part time. f'd. Mesa Verde Conv.1_________ RN'S~ Bristol & San Diego Large suitcase SS 580 Flight tunnel $10. · • , , · Exper. helpful but not Hosp, 661 Center St, CM _ Frwy .. adjacent to South shades S2 each. 1 side la· Hamilton. Sal/Sun ·after Manzanita & perches Green carpet, 10 xl~ •SJ.. necessary. Must be de-. Real Estate Career (full-Tim.) Coast Plaza Shopping ble Sl.SO. Standing ash lOam please. 10c·$3. Half barrel $7.SO. 2268 Federal, off Wilsoo. pendable. Garfield Con· Nurstng • Free Io day Med Surg, 11.7:30 shift, Center. Please no phone \ray SS. 552·8999 SO" Scott push mower, 1_642 __ ·2_156 ______ _ valescent H()s p. 7781 RMSupervtsor frainingcourse. Exper . acute care _c_a_ll_s_. _______ WATER skis $25. ToolsSANSUI AM /FM stereo basketSl5·645·6456 STEAMironS2.0valrug. Garfield Ave. Hunt Bch. For p/time day & night hospital only. Excell ent TYPIST for Dr's ofc. ~· Classwa_re $5. Snow am~. 100 watt, needs re-AlITOMATIC washer $2:5. gold S 'x9 ', SS· 12v 847·9611 ~hifl. Park Superior •Classesstart benefits. Contact Mrs . Ins urance ex per . & skis $25. Ski boots $10. pair. $2S. Sherwood Belt exerciser SlS Push trans former $10. Ladywhoneeds$500mo& s::evrio~~s:e·, ~~~~ immediately. Jens.en, 642-2734, Costa medical terminology. Searc hlight s $5. AM /FM reciever $8. mower $l0 Reel 'power Garbage d isposer $5. up.Salesoriented. Phone 642.2410 Mes a Memori a l Dr. Alfred D. Faeber,254 H a rd w a~ e $ S. Allerl2.S57-8380 mower S2S. Boy's 24" Fishing reel $1. .18' h " Marilyn, 963-8378. ---------• •Special, Personal & Hospital, 301 Victoria Beach St, Laguna Bch. ~eadboard, Kmg·Queen NEW dra anels & 10.speed bike $25 . vw flex coppt;r tu~ing $8. --~------'Nursing · Attendant, ex-individualized help. C.M. EOE. 494-9643. su.e, $25. Pols & pans r:ry Pd tire & rim $5 Brown Baby earner bike seat •Laundry-Janitor perienced. Bayview ---------• 2~c-SS. Hardware $5. assorte h ard ware recliner $20. Electric $5. Viny! bean bag loun~e F 11 t . N t c H ·t 1 2os5 ON h · b · · 1Typist, w/IBM Selectric Pictures 50c·$2S. 2561 Sl0-$25. li'i co~ g~ broom $7 After 10am SS. Color TV antenna S2. u ime, ewpor onv. os p1 a • * l e JO trammg SALF.SCOUNSELORS to type al home oc-Vista Dr. Bayshores. rarewood$2S. Paar (tWtn ) 769"2 W 20th St CM Off Bar stainless steel sink Beach Travel Lodge. AP· Thurin Ave. CM 642-3505. FREE For Newspaper Promo· casionallv. Box 4609 SS7·1101Sun 9-4only cbedsom p ldse t e wooden Placentia Ave ., . with faucet $10. Grass ~!in person. 6208 W · Cst OPTOMETRIC Assistant. lion. Must enjoy working Irvine, 927i6. ' tea $25. 10 2x4 peg · edger $2. Sin ger sewmg y. 2 or 3 days weekly. •Management with young people 10 to BOOKCASE headboard board, .new, 50c each. NEW pressure cooker $3. machine, needs work. Lie. Rental Agt. for . ac-549-4343. opportunities. 14 years of age. Reliablet---------SS. Reel type power Carpetm~. good, S20. 2 radios $3 each. Toaster $10. 968-1486 tive Laguna oHice. transportation required. *UTOTEM* mower $25. Pool filter New w1n.dow $25. $2. 8712 Doremere Dr.,•--------- Comm. only. 494-9424 PhoM Solicitors •Challenging current Excellent part.time posi-pump $2 5. Garrard Louvered wmdow & new H.B. 968-3l7S SURFBOARD $25. Cosro Easy pleasant evening expansionprogram. Uon . High pay for 2·3 EMfllLOYMENT turntable $25. Twin ma-screen, 30"x36", $7 . serving table $10. Twill. Live i n babysitte r : work 4·9pm. Need 4 peo-hours each evening, half· OPPORTUNITIES pie bed mX frame &spc· Large picture frames GENUINE amber bed $20. Camper mirrors housekeeper2boys,good ple.S2.7SperhrMontbru •To80%Commission. day Saturday. Call Full or Part-Time ing $15. Imitation $10-$15. Excellent porta-n e c k l a c e & Sl0.8'redwoodpicnicta- pay, some English nee. Fri. Call betwn 12 & Spm, 642·8102 for interview No Ex per. Necessary Christmas tree $5. Room ble oven, new condition, pendanl$10.$2S. 646-361W> ble $2:5. Bike rack $5. Golf 644·1537 549·1647 •Lie. prep day or night before 6:00 Age 21-65 Eligible air cooler $5. 968-1280 $25. Small desk/record CHEVY 6 1 . cart $7. Wheel barrow SS. ---------• classes. Go To The Nearest • . cabinet $9. Metal record , eye ~ englDe 2 lamps $1 O each. Plastics Moactt.g Sales Clerk for Photo TIC TOC MARKET JDGH chair $fi, Baby cnb bolder $3. Large plate S 2 s ~ 6 6 L • n co In Picutres & frames SOc·SS. LOAM fllROCESSORS Machine n-rator •Topofrice locations. s tore . l d e a I f o r For Applications & Info $1S. Baby bug'y $10. glass medicine chest, Continental doors. fen· Books 25c. End table $2S. -,... homemaker, work while OR CALL (7l4) 642.7702 Stroller $3. Twin beds 32x43, $25. Tension towel ders, $25 each. Out~ 1561 Pegasus, Santa Ana Expansion has created Nolicensenecessary the kids are in school. TicTocSystems, Inc. $15. D~uble beds $15. bar $2. Bed frame, shep-motor dolley, $2S. 59 Heighlu additional openings for Part time, flexible hrs. Queensaze mattress $15., pard casters Sl2 New S t u d e b a k e r · 6 . --=--------Downey Sa•illCJS injection m o ld ing toapply. 646-2364. King $5. Garden tools fleece lined ~nkle'boots transmission & parts, DANISH style couch S2S. &Lomw maehine oprs on swing Fordetails please calt t----------•I Waitress &Hos tess, App-$1·$4 , Dis hes 1oc:2sc. s4 site SM Presto $2:5. Chevy V-8 muiffler-Large baby cribs $25. • Has immediate openings shifts. , ___ u_·_nd_a_S58-_7_s_ss_.__ l y B 1 u e Dolphin Washing machine $20. codcer $C. Ster=eo ran ss. headers $15. 36hp VW Ba~y bedding $5. High in Orange County for Apply ln Person ·• _ _./V_arietv $700! SAUSGIRL Restaurant, 335S Via Stereo $10. Chest s Udico can opener/knife motor$25. Phone548-1038 chair $25. Baby carriage ' conventional loan pro· 8AM·3PM .;·r Sharp;f person to F\.tll·lime for fabric shop. Lido, NB $10·$15. Desks mXBX c 0 m bin 8 ti 0 n $ 9 . O{ S48·5274 $2:5. Call 546-0801 cessors. Must hav~ ex· CallfonUo .. iecfloe handle rap. job for very Apply In Person, wau-....-.... s $2SFil: Lampsb. $7tX·1$8-~~· Yardage, 50c-$2. Bath CHEVY Power Glide $25 TABLE top .. as stove -per. in processing ll'Om MoldilMJ Cot11p9y bus 1rv· w·11 tr ln nm... ing ca ane $ o...... stool chrome legs $4 . . . ,., . ~.: documentsLhrouahfWld· 265Brlg;hve,C.M. in ~etaif:~· ore p~o-Full .& p /lime. Top ~/541-4522 Gar'ment bags' $3'. 4&8tracktapcdeck$20. li'J electncmotor2-speecr ing. (Irvine lnduaComplex) ceclure. Call Control C. Abboff's Fabrics benefits. Apply belwn 646-'7394 10x16-S ~heels. $20 each. _s_10_._67_s-_s_258 _____ _ ContactPersonnelDept 2610E.CstHwy 2&Spm, Denny's, 529 F1SH rods, new & used E lectric sk ille t $S. 549'-0902 •-------• Career Emptoyment Corona del Mar Avenida Pico, San Clem. $4.-$20. Chrome.top stove EL.ECTRONI<? books, S48-8779 ~;!e= be d $20. F.quaJOpPorEmployer PRESS ._A....:g:;....tDC!J_...::....;...'..556-850S ___ . ___ ~~~~~~~~~-~wW.•~ITR~SES~S~--$2:5. Jewe1!'Y 25c·$1. Toys pnvate collect1on, Sams ANTIQUE walnut desk l-:::======::::-RECEPTIONIST & In· A 2Sc·$l. Picture frames Electronic & paperbacks h · $1S St 1 r f OPERATOR ventoey Control Clk WiU-SALESMEN Exper'd only. Apply Mon 25c-$2. 281 E . 16th St., $1-$15 387-A E 18th St c lllr · ee rame or ingtowork. Experienced Direct. Money daily. $500 2-4.PM Sam's Seafood II CM. Sal /Sun 9-4 Costa.Mesa ·• twin bed $l5. Desk lamp lYH WAHTE:b Ability to operate 2650 & need only apply. Good Comm per week. Small 3901 'E Coast Hwy ' . $12· New rattan bed Bayview Conv Hosp. $34 1250 ortsf?t press. Work· benefits, pleasant "ffice. music package. Call 9·12 Corona d.el Mar • G.E. Builtln oven $15. CHEMISTRY glassware, a~py. 2, S $7.50 each. per shift. 2055 Thurio iog knowledge of bin· " S3l-92llfor appt. • B<?Y's clothes SOC·~; all kinds, $l·S2S. Rem-Like new bread box $2. A CM 642-SSOS dery, coUating & cuttiQg Send r~ume to Ad No. Waitresses, exper'd. Wandow, 3Jt6, $5. ~2 ington 28" carriage B&;throom scales $3. _v;_e....;.•_·_·__,.----·--1paperatock.Offsetprint• S7SDaUyPilot,P.O.Box avings & Loan New-493-49Sl. Tiny Naylors hood venl $7. Ladies typewriter $25. Chicken T<>WetseatS2.S48-6288 MAIDWAMTfD tngclaaaeshelpruI. 1590 Costa Mesa, «!.· A«nts. Permanent/part Restaurant, Capistrano. clot.bes SOc-$2. Dest $10. feeder$4 675-3175 ENG s 3463 Coat.act Karen Gaither ._926216 _________ time. 20br wk, expr req. . Vaporizers $3 each. · LI H brown velvet , P /Ume 675-fllACIFIC MUTUAL IF YOU Newport Beach. 640-4100 WaJlr~ wanted. da y & Drapes $S pair. Dis hes & TR3TRANSMISSION S25 hunt cap, size 71A, never M .... •ft.Ra 700 New""'rt Ctr Dr ... ve a··-"-to of"er or Eve shift. 848·1181. Ask pans 25c·$2 3430 Vassar ,.. __ "-• .. •ng hi h .. _,. >wotn, $20. Western hat, """"'--·-..... .... -n~~w I' ror Russ. Pl. CM.~13 """"'"" '"""' g Ci~r olive green, site 71A, like OrTrah:aee·PetStore. Newport Beach tooda to sell, place an ad SCRAM..LETS • SS-. Games ZSC..$1.SO. Old new, $15. Western breast ~l::,~1~~f/J.1f1~~ Equal~~mployer ~~~D~!!funP.11•0~ WAITRESSES~ Ti:J;:P~~N~ ~!~ ~~~ fr1:~k:s i:i.~~c~ g1a~~tt.sisc~~~nat· J64~&3~·~M22~:!·~-~--_:._~~~~~~~~~~fJP~hone~!!&G-~5678~~·----ANSWERS ARABELLA • A F1rst e • e · ~ $3.50. Motorcycle gas _e....,-i __ ._a _____ 1 Ulnder -Limit class res taurant in ~~· 2;.'15i BafC:.ools, tanks $2 each. Bike 3 PIECE sectional sofa HelpW..ted 7100HelpW..tecf :7100He1pW..ttd 7100 Weave-Hereby Lag~na .Hills,. now in· Ma le.tabh,P~\am~ wheels & handlebars green $20. Rec line; .............. ~ ........ •••••••••••••••• .... ••• ................. ~··••• WITif a H.Ef:L ter.viewmg farsl class sm:u $2 t.all $io 3-ps. 1Sc-7Sc. Large wooden chair. green $10. 548·6357 Our n eighbors are waatresse!t. Call or stop ' · ' way Jetters 25c each New __ .;..::;. _ ___.:. ____ I AssembJY carpenter Ftnlsher /Detailer Hardware Installer Cabinet Router Opr. Bonder Electrlcln Ko1d Repair Speclalilt Molder alw•ys quarreling: The by & As k ror Tom or $l2. Ladies watchea lamp parts 2Sc-$2.' Small SECTIONS ot falle n brick wife claJrns she reels Just Marigene. Coll 581-1500. t$2$· Gl:ss~ 5c $~~· old carousel horses ss wall from raise<! flower like the ,,1d lady who Located WUd Wesl Shop· sV:.~ a: o;:iirer '2z · ea.ch Broken marble top bed, S2 ror all 548-2846 or • Uved in .. shoe. She fting Center at La Pu Elect;lc sbreo::: sn: ss. Tall ~d btrd cage ~~7 apeods mCJal of bu Ume d. Palnlt!l:rayer eleetrie tz. Old fi\hlni net 10c aq. 2-TWIN---... -ttreu--u-. S20-I WITH a HEEL. $17 I l ......._._ hi .! R. Con noats 20c eaclL y ACHT SALESMAN . an UUVY~ • c. Old charts 2Sc each. eac~ Laq Boy rocker/· Secretary w/ atoct David L. Parker Yacbt wood IOI•, szs. Cborme Stuffed anim 11 $1 ch recliner, needs recover· bre>PraJe rum. Prefer ~· 631-1111. hlJb tbalr $10. 119 Jeth Golf balls 10: eac:aic9 Ing, $15. 1953 Maple, CM. '° .. e cubler or winy for ..,._ a., NB.t7s.G822 emcr-s.,ottPlaceotJa -~:...12.-·5854 _______ 1 room exp. Xlnt ~ ocmg man Uffm-., _, eond. Contact. Helcl1, warehouse wltb aome UPRIOlll'•acaam.older ADMIRAL TV us. n. pla.11 Sood $25. ~ MO-J4a) machine •hop uper. ot Kenmon. $'1.S. Portable Dinette set $1? Small ap-l"-.Y blke $20. Electnc ._,:..~--------1 mechanical appltade. dhhwuher uo. 2 pliances• avt0matlc try broom $-10, Mer lOam. S gc R ET ARY I GIRL CaUSS7·S400 for •PJ>l. bookcues, both for $7. pms t:.$7. MMIJ.4 _MB-_l_sz:s ______ 1 FRIDAY fOt" new Com~ Merc• 11 · Tant •acuum •itb •t· FORD v ba k t sat, pany. Must be free• like ..... !!'~........... tachmenu szo. Power ROLLA WAY tot SS. Shaa Just N~~c.u:er~ szs. is a good day to acfwwtise in the Daily Pilot Classlf ied Section ~t~e~o ~~~ .;,f,f .w.... aoo1 c:i~~:":':J,~ ~-~1~e1~':~i .. ~:i ~1 comp• n y • Good ....................... with record player SlO. $10, 9x12. SJ sb-.tten, :£:-=L~E:-:;C:-=T::--R:-:1-::C:-a-d-:-::d-:-i-nl(tm••• 1 personality & ap· Furn, trunks, alau. Cbild'• 4-apeed record 24"x38'', $1 each. machinel17. Und rwoad llllllllll~ ,. I ' .. poranc:e i mportant. porcelain Ir 1lver1'78 N. pJayer $10. Pu~b mower Poncbe wheels SS each. .as. omce chair $9 Salery open. 5$-3138 Mr. C St. Tu.sun IM2 Sat $5 . 1Sl3 Oranae Ave. 4. Maple table $25. ~b. bed, dlnette ~mond 64M&TO e.cz._. ea.~ e.adl. &4M814 1 • '. U OAJl Y PILOT Setutday.JwwwyS. 1179 MIK-el...ovs 1010 t4Jal•1ow IOI ~=/ ,_ltl 9560 Auto• W..tecl 9190 -......................... ,................... tth•·································,·······!···· Allfi••" 1oos Appi~• 1010 "'"'°Y°" 1045 ....................... 75 CHEVY mp ··~·~;;~~~·T·l·O·:;·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···~·····,····• .. ••••••• '1 chn •lqp, uc avl Hooda~.SUJMtl" 11 1. TO.._. S ~•u "" Combined unit rang_e rer. lnva ldWalktt' UNCLAIMED chrt SJS/3.1, acy dab. sport,GF. w/xtru. '/.2 " WB -t $ fANY ITD~ OF FfNf. sink garbage disp., cop. Wlt.b ,rh«ls and seat.; li:Me-b'pewdt.ers.J>luce. Makeoffer-8U-t.an PICKUP J f: W E L K Y • A RT perton.e. $100. 675-5258 830-5664 PEit SOM.AL PROPBTY SALE ft7 W. 19th, CM MS.'7411. ~~ it~u ~ ~T.IQ~·~·. Norge Washer $30. 7$,000 3 male lab/mlJC pu~pl . SAT. THIU wm. ·:~ ... Kn~w!!!ld 175• new Uklel new, ·~ .. thin 4000 Paid PHONE FOH INJo'O & BTU, F.A. rurnace $45. All black . Cl wka old, _. "'·-· m etl Automatic FOR BROCHURE 645l200 w1ndowfan$15.646·4670 .wean ed, partially ALL' SPACE ,... IOl7 M.2.USl trao:smiulon, radio, U d YW' ----how;cbrokcn. Very aftec· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hood CR.2SO E It d beater, power steertn1. $8 S () R ( C I,,_ •1---•-b lb Bird Avl&""' l8'x4 'x6'. 1 x eon · air condhlonlnn plus nicmal AnlJque Murphy e rag. 0 ~pot 9 cu. ~uale ~ eal 'I· l::VOll· I •·ard C~r"man Roller nu enc. ptpe, tires, more. m ..... -o----':.~ •• o-a PaW t.M:or Hot bed w1lh new m1&llrc~. runs &ood. $50. a.ngs 646-0163 ...... "' uCI\ $48 1591 _..,. ... ' ...... ,.. -~ S12S.613-7i70 545-6Tl2 a.r-...u ...... 1 IMIMl-SILF STOIAGI W~IOUSUJ Canary. O> Napoleon -· . tbla.onel (84872Y). ru&.r.r.n, uvlUl. t crey, 1164 HAMILTON s~· Finclt "Half Mooa p&r• 1964BSA250 $4895 Harbour V. W. j• % : • '2 Authenhc llopl drum:<, Ref rig. w/setup for keg. Ion g b al r. fem a I e • r ot. A 11 w I ca I ea. Needs Work, $'7S 1895 Sher1nt,iton Pl Apt co2 bottle lines. reg. spayed. 9 Mo's. Alao b1k (Corner Hamilton & Newland) ~. 548·'7800 Hunt. Bch. 842~ T212 (O<tkwood Apls So.> comp. $100. 557·4515 male. To &ood home on-WllkDA YS 1-7 WBllHDS W PleROI & 0 _ I090 '73 YAMAHA TX·SOO. Ex· Wish to buy from dealer NU ----11 .. w .. ln 8020 ly. 96S-S084 ·...-·-1...,,011 l""" C •1 .. ,.. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• celent condJtlon, $9115. '" ar ""'• ·" · or Pri.ply., 1955 or 1956 Wels h Dres:.i:r Ra:.f•s ••••••••••••••••••••••• I FIELD'S Wareh ouse Call 752-1700 days, 631·1276 Au!ltin-Hea ley, Call Circa 1760. 2 uuthcntic Schwinn Sllngray. Ssp. o permanent home. Yg 999 Sal• 1055 Mitcell•eous 1010 Sale. 400 pianos le or· 546-92.86eves. •---------.:.. _497_·_227_2._· ____ _ ta-.nd -craftcd rcproduc upple krale new tires male blk Lab. mlx. •••••••••••••••••••••••J••••••••••••••••••••••• gan1, 11ew/used. SJJ}nets, '76 Auto I port d uuni. ( 1) Pine S27 s. very gd. ~ond. $35 '. Housebroken, artect.. MOVING SALE' Colored Flrewoo d -Euc /$ 7 5 Grands, Pla)'ers. Going +n1CL 175 •• W /St, book$r:0c:0k, ••••• ~·.:': •••• ~••••••••• , • t •O~k $325. Antique 557.0516 979-9179 · ord out fQ.11 business. Rent e ec. $.ar er. " • TOYOTA ~---·al 9 7 01 rc.'ltOrang & rcf1mshlng. RCA TV comb. stereo & c w/o.Pt.. to buy1 Kawai 963-2712 ~· Jorgensl'n Custom I-urn. tOspd Ross, hke new. 3 Year Old Poodle needs record player $250. $42.50 i,.\cord/del 830-9'740 Steinway B0aldwln' ----------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •157 N b II s t ''M F t$50 t k love&attenlion. Washer & dryer $60. · Chi k · ' V h 'MotorHOMH. TRUCKS t>t5 OJl~w .1 • , "' irs . o es ~-7947 Mathis s tereo $50. 19' Must sell, apt saz.e G.t>. . c ering, ama a, SaM/Retd 9160 <:all645·479'J. Frigidaire. 2-dr. auto. washer!" dryer. Xlnl Kimball. Wrltzr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16ToChooM From *** w 1n1am Holley., Walnut MELODIAN Camerm & Cockapoo,2yro1d. defrosl$200. Bed divan. cood. Call art 6 Pm, <714 >638.2770• 12072 aent2S'19750penRoad, 4 Speeds, 5 speeds, PU~P REEl.> ORGAN Equilpment 8030 Free to good home. misc. items. 546-4246. 645-7857. Brookhurst. GG. fully sell-cont. s1P$ 6-8. automatics, long beds, 14132 Moore Court lnU.. _ si50. 64 I_ 0105 ••••••••••••••• •••• •••• 551-1884. 1561 Pegasus. S.A. Hgts. Carpel. 12xl2 rm sz, all Upright piano, fair cond. Winter rates. 644-8385 short beds_ L.trgc. Brunswick wtnd· Cn non 814 EI eel rpnic Lovable Kittens to good Estate sale everything wool . dk bl'1\ shag. Xlnt Necds4~~or2repairs $9S. RENT· Titan 28' Sips 8, all .Alto 6 Used Compad You are the winner or 2 tickets to the up. mahogany vactrola Super 8MM $380. Nikon home.Wellbred&taken goes-maplestereo,TV, cond. w /pad. SUS. offer. 99 xtras. By day or week. Trucks II.JS storage are.i for 3.SMM $100, both superb care or. 897-3968. rur.n, s m app. relax-494-1992. HCllNftOltd Model M-2 645-3370 aft. 6 to choose from. Sports. V acat&o. & Re creational Vehicle Show a tlhe ANA.HEIM CONVENTION' CENTER .llbums. Plays excl'llent l'OOd. 645-3936 :'cuer & household * * * $470. 496-5919 ., ·•-T -• 9170 CfJ l • h 5250 oo Furnitutt 8050 items. 9-4 Sat/Sun, 830 1r'Cll...n1, nn.. llUI "'""' . -DOCJ5 8040 ....................... Plum. CM. 642-5193/ J.S.MOTT • ~Goods 1094 ....................... ~L WHO RUTH 'S "' ..... Tl"'UES ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Shop & Save -new & used c Ao 2 50 436 v· t P da ~ ~·'JI N' od S T t ~-"'" ,. .,...,. l is a ara ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••• imr upreme en :~ .· TOYOTA JanuoryCl~aranc~ •PETWORLD• furn. gift s. misc. ·arage Sale. Harbor Newportleach Dpo-Gym$200. Trlr, xlnt cond. Partly ·, Wt<>20', OFF Cocke rs . Chihuahua . Wilson's Bargain Nook . y lh · r 2 64" .. 527 !urn.$1250.673-7293 View Hills South. Sat. & . ou are e wmner o ..-.. . 1966 H bo CM 646 9303 Jan. 3 thru Jan. 11 Call 642-5678, ext. 333 to claim your tickets_ UNALLSTOCK Poodles . Sh 1h ·lzu , !>45W.19thSt.C.M Sun. 10 AM . Clothes. t1ckctstothe '70 Kinney Car avan. 14 ' or '· · · \\cd thru Sun Noon 5pm ~l.iltese. G . Shepherd, ll a rd w a re , T v . Sports. Va~ation TV. !lC!dio• Self-contained. Elec & GMC ~TON, 8' PICKUP. SM 12SBayfront Samoyed, Jap. Spa111els, ~~~·h.~~~=~:; ~~:s1~ Hou se h old Appli 's. &Re~reataonal H1Fi,Ster.o 8091 gasrerrig.Toilet,heater, 27,000 MILES. $1,655. *** U.\LBOA ISLANfl m1n1-Schnauzer. Porns. glass top $45 . Mesa Children's Games & VehacteShow ••••••••••••••••••••••• sleeps6.FUllyinsulated. 1679 PLACENTlA,1----.8,,,._ ______ _ • N~·xt to thl' Ferr~ 1 100 mixed puppies. Stud Verde 1700 Palau Pl. Stuffed Animals. & althe RCA Col-Or TV 25" Screen, $950. 551-3776. COSTA MESA. ~·3414. * * * li75·0 l3~ __ S\'S most breeds. 2525 W. 540.4927 Potted Plants. 1405 ANAHEIM $200. XlntCond. Jo Worden A pr-80 10 17th Cll Fairview. SA. Seacrest Dr. CdM CONVENTION 631-3769 Auto Senict & Really clean •49 Chevy 33075 Sea Lion Drivr .. t.•::.~~! ............ Open eves. 53 1·5027. Used boxspring & mat· .._CENTER RC v· 9" I Parts 9400 truck Best offer or D p In tress, double. Chest w/8 arage Sale. a ntique Jan3thruJanll A ictorl co or con·••••••••••••••••••••••• tr d Ms5373 ft 5 ana o t \pt. size l\Jaytni:: washer Black I..ab puppies drawers, 565. Table. 6 practice piano. elec. Call 642.5678 ext 333 to sole TV. Xlnt cond. Must Tires (5) 16.sx 12 w/spoke k ;· Good~ ~~ on You are lbe winner or 2 & dryer combo. Xlnt 6 weeks old, $25. chrs $75. 2 Lamps $40. stove. library shelves, claim your tickets sell. $100. 675-9387 whls. less than 1,000 mi. w . ays. ea . tickets to lbe ~~~~ 963"8738 645"8913 530·1743 GI.ass top coffee tbl S20. 185 Broadway. C.M · * * * Magnavox big home color $425, 495-6478 '66 Ford ~T. Very clean. Sporh, Vacatlon . ----Golden Retriever 12 black See betwn lOam & .2pm, MovmgSale. Dishwasher. entertainment. comple~e Camper Top for El Auto trans, air, R /H, & R•creational GENERAL ELECTRIC Lab pups S20. 6 wks. & 4-7pm, 311 W. Wilson, JM 107 Copier , still in WA. TERBEDS w/remote controls. big Camino 421 Hood for saddle tnks, pvt pty. Yehic~ Show APA RTMENT S IZE male.female.IH6-4H4 Apt.1.C.M.642-3583. carton. Apcco Copier. FromS129.95w/delivery wade 26" screen. stere?· Corvett~ VW Pan & $1095.536·0153. atthe . b. "Ycle books & c lie Hi h Q l"l Lo p AM FM w /stereophonic . ANAHEIM WASHER & DRYER. Darling puppies. Cocker Maple cof & end tblcs. rnd l~ s. o C· g ua a Y· w rices HJ Fi, extra beaut walnut Front End, make offer. Vans 9570 • S "'CRIFIC E $20 0· OR max 6 wks. Tan. gld. tbl w out chrs. rattan chr tables, tbl. & 4 chrs. 18 AquaHcaven 830-7062 960-3633 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONVENTION "' • h d H . r B v i n r u d e , cabinet without a scratch CENTER WILL S EPARATE. brwn. bkk. SS.646·4964 ::a~h~r 1~nsdr;~~e a~~n~~ RotolJllcr. 345 E . 19lb St. Pool Table. 3pc slate, ac· or mar, 3yrsold. Perfect ~s/ '75 CHEVY ~ Ton. P/S, Jan. 3lhruJan.11 CALL AFTER 6PM. For SaJe or Rent. 1 beaut S200. 1 armed oak chr. C.M. cessories. Gd. cond. picture. Cost Sl700. new. Classics 9520 P/B. s tereo. Buy or lake CaJI 642-5678, ext. 333 lo 645-7857. F'Afghan. apncot w/blk met. bkcasc c3sx36), es 8060 Makeoffer.557-6616. Moving will sell $375. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ovrtse.$13lmo.644-2103. claimyourtackets. ---mas k.631-0085 RCA 19" t v w/sland, ••••••••••••••••••••••Wanted : corner dis h bstofr.645·l70L 1958 Che~y, runs. $150. '53 lnl'I Cstm Cmpr Van ** * l~~~~l~~t'~~lf"~~~t ifrtt to You 8045 ovrstuff chr. ~-7800. EAUTIFUL registered cabinet. Selling: Love Stereo by Sharp. AM /FM, ~~ot~:.c67;~~lood ~o~iJntr$.i6~~ e~f~· IJfa Romeo 9705 ' STOVES ••••••••••••••••••••••• (2) Contemporary quarter horse for lease seats.andwickertble4', turntable. & 2 6 '' , • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 4 BURN ERS Young rem. Lab mix. Avocado Green U~hol. free to gd home. Ex~ etc. 640-~ speakers. $40. 548•7116· Ford '14, Model T Speed-496"5519· '73 AUa Romeo Spyder ! S75 EACH \'Cry sweet. chairs. Beaut. gramed cellP.nt disposition and INTERIOR DOORS Boats & Marine ster, res!Ored, $3,000. 1970 vw van $1600 Motor Convertible. 40,000 mi, 846-8579 846-3975 640-lJlS Walnut kmg sz head· ronformation. 979-1469. LIKE NEW Equipment 64s..6Sfn. needs repair. Call Eves Gd. mech. cond_ $4500. board & fra me. <2) u_. __ .__.dGoods8065 WITHHARDWARE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4~--1on·--9550 aft6PM.646-76S6 Ph.673-2511eves. bookc a se c abinets .~ ,,..,_.. ...... 644-4144 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Sl0.00 Gt-Mral 90 I 0 ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Auto Leasi 9580 Audi 9707 ----------L...:rm n...uble llo.x spra·ngs 846-8579 846-3975 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftCJ •••••••••••••••••••••• -('I Ll'U -L d . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Hu i;C Double Hu t.ch andmallressS20eachor 110 Train Layout. 4'xS'.Zodiak 10' infl.ata.ble an cr11sers •AUDl '70.2dr,AM/FM, w·hg~t. table & 4 cha!rs. 00stoffer. 675·9~77 w power-pack. xlras craft'. xtras. sk1. f1~h . , , , WE LEASE rblt engine. Sacrifice Colonial. s tyle. As king , /\I mos t complete s70 surf hfc boat. cost $1175. 71 ThfU 75 S $1250. 673-6917 $475. !>40·1759. !::slate sale everything .,,,2·1!!1W · • used twice. SS25. 494 ·2798. ------ --goes! f'urn. appl. masc. "" ____ ---.----7ToChoo.efrom ALL MAKES ANO ·74 Audi Fox. Aulomal1t•, ' CO~tPLET£ 0 1-'FICE · Sut.Sun 9.4 .Y'8·2150. 830 8 pc Ii'" rm set s2oo 5 pc Boats,_ Manne EXAMPLE: Aircond,23,000mi. Exec. f?esks. Chairs. 8' Plum, C)1 chrome & glass d;ncttc Ecppment 9030 '71 Hardtop MODELS 559·1115 P.M . Uphol. ~fa. Lamps. End Jewel $150, aquariums 20 & 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 611 DW Tbls. Elec. Add. Mach, ry 9o7o galscomplele.waterbed, •ATTENTION• LARGE SELECTION Audi '7o. reblt eng, body Etc. XJnlcond. 673-3650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-3276 1968 50 Hors epower ('lA95 OF . good s hape. $1400. Tot's Pet Qu·1ff WA ..... TED Mercurv outboard. C.D. . ""°' 546-0486 ask for Dennis. Custom hand carved solid 1""1111 M El D ~ l) l VOLARE'S Mahg. Din./Game tble. TOP CASH DOLLAR aytag · ec. ryer. lgnitionwithmerconlrol. ftllllll A1n:1 BMW 9712 Sundress-Pinafore . . .. SJOOfirm.644-2774 PAID FOR YOUR SptnnetPi~no,bestoffer. Nev: v:ater pump .• t.\llt. UUW l._.STOCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEWELRY. WATCHES, 960-PaulannoCM Engine an excellent cond. ~ " ORANGE COUNTY'S Everything mus t go. ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Trunk (l!l'lO) completely SUPER CLEAN.~ nr ~ VOLVO Call Dave Tuck for OLDEST 7178 Wholehousefullofbeaut S il.VER SE RVICE. air tight. Flat top. $50. best offer. Call 963 -8738 Quotes .& furn. in xlnt cond. Also Fl NE 1''U RN & AN. Eves 644.7721. eves. ALSO lS foot glass 19M Harbor c M 646 9303 9451 2.e AT LAS CHRYSLER decorator l,t ems . TIQUES.645_2200 , runabout ne~ seats. 544-342'7. 13362 l::lhelbee, ---Norman Rockwell Litho· carpeting . with good '75 Ford 4x4. Many Ex· s. A. Sat. & Sun. Miscellaneous 8080 graph, White wash, must trailer llull in excellent tr as . 963-6153 before ••••••••••••••••••••••• sac., 675-9747. <'ond. S400 or best ofrer. noon. after 9pm Apls clean out. Rcfni:'s. WA ..... TED Wiil sell both for S950 or stoves. color TV's, furn.. 1""1111 Decorator Sora $300. offer. Call 963·8738 eves Trucks 9560 hand lawn mowers. & TOP CASH DOLLAR Stereo (complete) Make · ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLYMOUTH Open Daily &Sunday ·111 IOPM 2929 llarbor Blvd. CQsta Mes<i 546-1934 PAID FOR YOUR offer675·3175. l ~alllcDudcTrlr. 1949 'hTP".U.Orig. F/H,6 JEWELRY. WATCHES, 10·14 Sl25 I R ood ---------ART OBJECTS. GOLD 25" elephant tusk teak 499-3593. · cy · uns8:6.340· 1 Autos Wanted 9590 SILVER SERVICE. wood stnd .. etched ••••••••••••••••••••••• F l NE FU RN & AN· dragons design. $800. loah, Power 9040 "WANT TO SELL TIQUES. 645-2200 640-8688 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Chey.... YOUR CAR?" d 34' cabin cruiser. with Super 1h ton pickup. V-8, • PUBLIC AUCTION W <>;,r k ~.enc h . woo , mooring. SlSOO. auto trans., fact air. p. LeCASt Hu~ wsellt ikt f~rtyodu. MANY ITEMS OF FINE 96 x4S · sueer sturdy, 2131790·2032 steer. radio, heater, tint· · e 8 ~ m ra e ES TAT F. JEWELRY . little used. make offr. -ed glass. white s pare a n Y m a e o r ART OBJECTS. AN -Bench vise. 5" jaws, Boats, Sail 9060 wheel, a reaJ nice truck. mode l. .. cars. trucks. TIQUES. FINE FURN .. near new $45. 644-6070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mustbeseen.(864.264) vans, rec r ealional eves. Ensenada 20. s potless. vehicle s impo rts & ETC . PHONE FOR IN-$369' domest1"cs. Must be 1·n Fo & BROCHURE lie ad. ga I l ey. 0 I B . · · PUILIC AUCTION x t r a s . s 3 5 o o . running condition & meet Sales-Service-Leas int Roy C•ver, Inc. Rolls ltoyce BMW 234 E. l 7th St. Costa Mesa 546·4444 1976·BMWs ARE HERE • CREVIER &I Sl 6 H OAOWAY SANTA ANA 835·3171 M5·2200 MANY ITEMS OF FINE 714/1$97-0915. California safety code ---.-------•Firewood Org. Euc. S80 JEWELRY . ART -standards. THEu1.11MATEDRMNGMACHINE Ove!'51ied Se~taonal $50. 4 cord. del. Oak. Coast OBJECTS. ANTIQUES. 26'SloopKit Boal. EICaminoAutoSales WHA I A JOY to eo brewnr a1nnr. 1n lh•\ charmer' Ruffled i ""'· 11 ooubles a\ a pinafore 1umper w11h 11s o.vn blouse ' ~JI £ASY1 Choose seer sucker blenra Pr Mrrl P.lt1ern 'l~' 1 Child ' 5•/Y\ Z i:. 6 8. S•1e Ii ta~e, 1 •. yards 60 inch Send 11 00 tor each p~llern 4dd 25r for ei!Ch pattern for hl'$1 cla\S mail and handl1nv. Sed to: .............. ....... .,.,. ... 42 .,..,,... ZU Wnt llHt St.. M.w Yorll, MY I 00 I I. Prh1t MAMll. ADOH SS. llr. SRI _.STYUHUM•H. Do you kno111 hO• to eel 1 p1t111n free' Send now for our new Fall-Winter Patlrrn C1t1to1-cllp uupon inside for fret p1tt1rn of your choice Send 75~ now' Saw • llnlt l ook Instant Money Crafts l11st1nt raslllon look lnrtnt Srwiltl '"II ~1 25 11 00 $1 00 ,1 00 swivel c hairs. Sl5ea., Firewood Supply FINE FURN .• ETC . U-Fimsh. 498-1400 Dealer Good cond .. ~-7116. 581·1122. ' PHONE FOR INFO & 645·9182 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR CHEAP! A houserul of BROCHURE. 6f5-Z200 20' Camila Barb, sips 4, 2 FOR TOP USED CARS furniture. Couch. beds, Firew~J,StodcUp 60yds plush bronze outbrds, 3 sails (main,, . FOREIGN, DOMESTIC dressers. elc. 646-4964 $75 cor / el 642"2624 carpel. S2.00 yd. incl pad. I Jenny, jib ) . $14 00. 64 Ford 'hT Pickup. Runs or CLASSICS 5.7 .. A. 1 Sor ·bed IRVINE Coast Golf Club 19' floor-ceiling ivory !646·4059&548·6480 Xlnt. New paint. $850. lfyourcarisextra clean Xlnt ~~~~~5. 5 8 drw~ Membership for sale custom drapes. 545-3025. loats, Slipi/ 548-2689/642-6351 see us first. L.~.B~ Painted Dresser $15. 675"2252 Misceffaneoas Docks 9070 1974 GMC ~~~t!~~f!. ~ !>46·6398 aft 5 wkdys. Ref rig, sofa & chair~ kng W~ 8081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 Hundred pickup. V-8, Cost.a Mesa 979-2500 Parade of playful-pets pro"' su sweet dreams to tots . Pussycat. teddy bear. due~ bunny-apphque pets In color· r ul variety of scraps ror .cs1b or ~oulh ·bed size. Patym / 178: pattern pieces charts d11ec rions for quilt $1.00 for each patlem. Add 25C each pattern for lirst<fass mail ind handling. Send to: Ake._.. ~hpt.1 05 ~,.. .. 161. ow cw-Sta.. ..... ,--. ... , 1001 1. ...... ..... ~ .. n,., ..... ....... MORE lh1n ever before! 20C' designs plus 3 free printed in- side N[W 1976 NE£0l[CRAFT CAIAl0G1 Has everythin'.:. 75c. Crochet with Squares Sl.00 Crochet a Wardrobe 11.00 Nifty fifty Quilts S 1,00 Ripple Croclltt . ..S 1.10 Sew + Knit look 11.25 N11dlepol11t ltok S1.~ Flower Crochet look SI .00 H1lrpln Crocllet look S 1.00 Instant Crocllet look Sl.00 l11stant Macra•e look $1 .00 Instant Money l ook $1.00 Co11111tete Cift l ook $1 .00 Compteta Afp1ns .: 1 t S 1.00 12 Priie Afpans .tl2 50c l ook of t 8 Guith 61 50c Muuu111 Quilt l ook H 5Cic 15 Quills fer Te-ay 1J _ 50c look of 18 Jiffy Rup 50c s drawer solid m aple ~z be~. m an.y more •••••••H•o••••••••••• DOCK AVAILABLE auto. trans .• facl. air c hes l , gluss lop. $45. •~ms. 20 gal fish lank. WANTED: Sofa Bed & Upto28' motor or sail cond., power steering, !>40 4927 compl. All goes. 556-7136. Hobby Horse. Reasona 673-7381 radio. heater, tinted · . ble638-8684 Evenings glass, wheel covers. GcrCICJe Sale 805 5 Brass Bed. queen size. Dock available. c53429w> Wicker Furn., Paintings, Musical 28' $70. mo. $38. ..•..•...•..•...•..•••• 88 Sculptures. planters, lnstrvments 8083 642-0835or642·5280. PUILIC AUCTION plants, pol') & collector ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------- MANY ITEMS OF FINE items. Everything goes Fe nder-Rhodes Electric Wanted Slip or Side tie for ESTATE Jfo~WELRY, 675-7597 Piano, suitcase model 36' Power boat. Newport ART OBJECTS. AN· ---------1 area.673·1508. TIQUES. FINE FURN, AUDIOTAPES, 400new & 640·1663. ETC. PHONE FOR lN· pre-recorded Classical F ............ u -5 ..__ T ~ FO. & BROCHURE. Drama. 5 .. reels. $1. ea.'ftuci" ,_. c,.s""" ,..sponvnon 645·2200 .. Some cartndgcs & io·· IASS GUITAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• reels. 675-9063 Xlft:t cOftd. MaM offer ~D, SflA~/ .:....191-5-=G;:..;M;...;;;C===== * '* * Cal 54t..9933 ••~•~•••••••••••!!.~~ side. air, st~~ .. ~s,5rl, S.._ I . aft 6pm & wlatds Factory Direct Camnors xtras $1300 dn retin bal. nr•en reMIS ... ~ 557-4447 2775 Mffa Verde East Gibso n EB 3 bass $895.up, Shells $179.50, --------- Dunton Ford 7':.1:-1 c '-•air ti h.tr•1Pt ' I\ 546 -7070 I TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CALL OR COME IN TO SEE US NEWf'llKT IM P[JgTs 3100 W.Cmtlfwy.KA 642-9405 TV. 8 & W 23" S30. Stereo S30. misc. records (no rock) & books, Fri til 2 PM, Sat aft 12 noon 1895 Sherington Pl. Apt T212 (Oakwood Apts So.) NB. C t M w/hardshell case $200. Sleepers. 858 W 18th CM '74 Ford :\Hon F250 os a ."0 Ampeg speaker bottom. 642-8471 w/lined camper shell.1 ---------- ":'ou are the winner or 2 Make offer. 2043 Federal tra hvy dty equip. $4200. STUDENT NEEDS GD Moving Sale. Sat & Sun 10·5. Everything goes. Many anlq's. collec· tlble's, rum. bicycles • parts, antq guitar. 2526 Elden.CM . Garage Sale, Roll-a -way Bed, Was her & Gas Orycr. Room Size Rugs, many o ther Hems. 968-4041! 9601 Nelherway Dr.H.8. hcketstothe AveC.M'. Wanted 8' camper shell 557-8831. LO Ml ECONO CAR Sports, VacatiOft reasonably priced <CAS.H!) 979-4256 & •ecreational OLD GIBSON ES·330 646-4636 •74 CHEYENNE V hi •-Sho guitar. Gretsch country ~ .. -1 d Oraage COIMty's • c... w club guit. Both xlnl. "1'~1 eluxe, short. bed, ~Ton pickup, v.a. auto. H'""'"- ANaAHt thEelM $250/ofr675-mlS near new $1251 trans .. '8dctl. ahir cond.1 pt. ....-°"~-tr 495·6478 steer., ra o, eater. lm -.........- CONVENTION Haynes Piccolo . , ed gJass. etc. Beautlt\il ll•Maxey Toyota CENTER Xlnt cond $800 or bst 8 cabover <;amper. sips (ser.1212> Call Roceror llUl Jan. 3thruJan 11 644-1727 ., . . s. Stove & icebox. S400. 847--8555 Call 642-5678, ext 333 to · 513..a779 $4399 cluim your tickets. Offke f'Untiture & MotC::f::•/ * • • ~pmettt 1015 Sc . 9150 SB.LING YOUR CAI? -----------------............................................. . Dunton Ford TOP 'RICES pt AID For lmPorlS Paid for or Not Furniture. Bo by Items. CU.tom wooden swing set Desk dark brown lfl Yamaha St legal 0 /8 Mot.or. Dinette Set. $3S. Sectional $75. Chil~'s rormica. s drawers. 1.25MX $300. • '67 ·Honda, muchmore.2000Kornal, desk. Drawers & chair. 72"X36".nearnew.$100. Superbawk $300 CM :WS-5143 644.eo'78eves. 544-3417 ' · : i. ' • .... 4 •••• "" 1 • "' : 546 · 7070 O...Lewli ~ 1966 Harbor. . M. Me-9.103 Find Your Name Win ·Tickets Worth .ssoo , Ira "''f· Look for.,...._. llt today's c~ MCfhM. H J09 flRd ~ .... c• 642·5671. ••· , .. .._ JJJ .. W•'I ••=+ for JCM1 to pick • ,_,. tfc•et• • W.. ••••I office of the Dmty .... lech wlMer .,.h two ffck.ts to H. w...,. Ille•'• S,11 ls. Vectlfl• _, RtcnaH.111 Sllow -J-. 3 to 11 Ill the Anahl191 C..1wtl0is CllllW. OOOftS OP£N WCEKQ40S 12 HOON wtEllO~Y'S l P' M ADULTS SBO J\J~IORS U2·l8l $2 00 lllOS (6 lH U 2S I ~· 64BMW1800. 4 dr, new trans, $1250 494-1584 HAL GREENE BMW & Sales & service "L.A. Area's Newest Dealer!" 7707 Firestone Blvd. Downey (213)927-6635 3 Miles West of 605 Datsun 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WILL BUY YOUR DATSUN. TOYOTA. OR VOLKSWAGEN PAID FOR OR NOT. TOP DOLLAR CJ\LL SAL BERNAOl:N E 540-0442 '7lDATSUN 18ll0 COUPE Economical 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed, air con- ditioning, vinyl roof. white•;uJl tires. radio, heater, elc. (8S2JHO> Only $2295 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Dolly &Sundal. 'tll 10 PM 2929Harbor Blvd. Costa Meso 546-1934 •741,oa 260Z 2+2, eulo. mags, am/fm. air. 15,000 Mi. $5995. 640-1728 I r • • 0 2 0 • e y • r AulM.'n•ci rtN ..,_ I -- ............................ ~ .,....... ....... l.,e;ted Aalfe .. h•~ A.tot, a.porhd ....... U194 Saturday. January 3, 1978 OAIL Y PILOT C9 Dtfilll 97 ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ... •••••••••••••••••••• . __ _.. _ __,---------------------~ ..................... 2 ....... 9727 MlrucMslea 91(0 Vol&tw... t17b VolYO • 9772 _.. 9917 Alltol.UMd • , ...... UMd ,U1ed COST A MllA ........ ••••••••••••••• -·••••••••••••• •• • • •• ••• ••• • ••••••••••••• • •• •••••••••• •• •••••••••-.............. •••••• ..... •• ••• •••••••••••••• •!•••••••••••••••••••• • I '14 2IOC MBZ. Xlnl eoJ'dl· 'U BQI, '2M, xlnt <'Ond1 ORAMGI COUMTY '68 camaro 3.50, V8, auto, 9940 PWo 9957WIV,,_utlt 9960 • a ~ 1• J~I Uoo. exlr••· Drk. lrMn. lvng country. $1SOO Ken. YOLYO air, A ML.tape, 33,000 m l., .............................................. ~ ..................... . ·--·---___ $10,SOO. Ph: 64~·4055, 87S-8047 613-1292 · EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO ytOOW,lli00.644-7878. 7 1 GUMADA •7SPl.,.TO V-& &9 .~oacrrunner. ne'J' · 800. --• . Ecooom" 6 luxury 1"1111 ptunt. valve job, elutth ---------'6S Squareba<.'k . gd 1..arceatVoJvoDealer 87 Cam&ro. Air. mags. ., • • head.en ai ma&s $1100 • mechanical cond. ssoo. bi Orange County! ra~in&: striJW. Sharp car! xtru, 4 dr., brown. $419~. Sfat1onwaaon Call 644-8468. • 88 250 SE. uulo, lea~r 568·21Bl. BUYorLE-'51!; S&SO/blltofr 833·7716 64&-088Sor&40-832.S Automatic transm"fssioo. ---------lnt .• 4 dr., elect wm-DIRECT · , factory air conditioning Jl'ontiac 9'•5 dows/sun roo. r, 18mp1. •• VW Sta. Wgo. rcc:ond •. ~ Che..,... 9920 71 FORDLTD radio heater less thu~ ...................... . Stiarp . Mus t sell. eng. new brakes. A/f .. ..!,·~·~I~-~,~·~ ••••• ~;~~~••••••••••••• 4-000lt~ 1.5,ooOrniles! <°238MIE). ~./bst. 960-2192. Clean. $12fi0, S81-83S7 • • v . .s. auto. trAAS., factory ~ HEW CAR "72DATSUN '7SHOM_D_A-~-----1 ·ooasos, Askillf ~· Ac· 174 V\MLOVI IUA CONNELL air cond .• full power, S4 t 9S CLEARANCE Lo miles almost ' A cepting oCfert to •ell tbis ~ ., 2025 S. Manchester AM/FM radio, heater . 5104-DOOR realg .. ~avert .:~vf.· week.679-4125 4 s peed trans .• only A he. 750-2011 CHEVROLET Llc.243DLP. Automatic , r4ldio . · 19.000 miles. Like new na 1m $ll95. heater, vloyt root, (2743> tlV£' 70 MB classic coupe. Must comJ. C362LWG). · SLEMONS MERCEDES 1970 Harbor. C M MEW 1976 ASTRE $219 "" see to apprec. For appt. $2BIB •7 6& •7 5 Volvos SALES & SERVICE S..ta Ana • 5 cdfM lf.UrlA ~~l673-6216S9,soo. 9742 luyorLMH .2a~~~~~!•d. U:,~~:CJ:'Y '7l DATSUN TOYOTA ....................... ?~ 546-120.0 s.... Ana 547-;0S I I 6 3 1·1 2 76 PINTO'S Choice Of l s year, 00,000 mile engine warranty. Radial tuned • su s pensiqn . 5 s peed tran sm ission & AM "4 '68 MGC Heely En(,fio Red Volvo Dir. since '56 ~ 0 ~ I l t.'-u · '7S Monte Carlo Landau, 72 FORD A •naed ad· h t w. w re Wnw , '"' mi, I k ... .,.,... • r 10, e~ er, 1966 Harbor, CM 646 9303 like new. $2400. 646-7925 ra lye whls, pwr br s, IROUGHAM All priced to S.U! Low a s vmyl roof, low miles Off E · isi2-29 75 steering & windows, air (2757). ' er .xplf' . Porsche 9750 cond. owner anxious, V-8, auto. trans ., factory $1477 SS 195 '73 MONDA CIVlC auto.••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 VW D •SHER bestoCr. 552·0491 air .cond, AM /F.M stereo' 931DlW arn/fm stereo, $2000. . ·, "" radio. beater, vinyl roof. I . . • Leave ~o . .' 'please-Pors.che . 68 912, yellow Auto . trans .. radio, '72 Monte Carlo, s uper Ltc.809FLV. ft~,. .. LA•,,.;& '74DATSUN -$5300.548·5458alt5pm see.C533MYT>. $500.-$1995.675·9063 ~~. 538-7731 ' w /blk inter. Am /fm. heater. Like new. Must sharp, loaded. Reduced $2595 I (f """ UllW STATIOHWAGON ...... 9730 • $3JJJ · Santa Ana ·~: M 4 ~ • ...a I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 68 Porsche 912, grn & blk, • '74 164E, Metl. Blue. air, •75 CHEV MONZA • •---•-M ' . . VOLVO . 8:r~n. s~. ~ r con· nu eng, Konis, Michelin, v "'"""""' e rcury I d1homng, low miles, & m1.1.5t sell PP. 5594730 AM /FM. gd cond. Must -8, auto. trans., fact. air 1301 N. Tustin 19b6 Harbor c M Ii.SA 910~ beautiful.(2787). sell892·8971 cond ., p; s teer., p . SantaAna 547-0 5 11 OfferExpircs 12·29i5 $3595 73 911T Targa Sepia brakes. r adio. heater, --------- Brown. 5 spd, mags, air, Autos, UH d wsw tires, tinted glass, •70 FORD LTD 4 DR ·73 Pint~ Squire. nu tm.•s. • 2845 Harbor Blvd -Costa Men--- 540-6410 Al\1/FM, $10,900. 544-4776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lik.e new & only 6269 . AM/FM stereo w;tape, ,, AMC 9905 miles . See t oday . V-8,autotrans .. fact.~1r toofrack ,gdcond.$2175, 73 914 Air, loaded, silver, ••••••••••••••••••h••• C988NBX). oonf!., p. s teer, r~io. 548·2698 l corfa:"MUS{sell. lJes t 1975 PACER D/L -$3999 neater,-WSW tires, vmyl 1--------- oCr. 833-9264 H roof. tinted glass, e tc. Must sell 1975 P1.nto. Cop· '69 VW BUG as every conceivabte {l.20CAX). . 73 Datsun 240Z,xlntcond, '63Porsche~ Very good cond. in/out. option & only 12,000 $l 399 per. 4,000 miles. S3100. must sell $4500, 963-son '67 420 Jag. Sedan. 4 spd $3,000/offcr. Pvt pty. SU95. 581·2055. miles. Call 646-4871. radio. (5141)80). $3'495 MEW 1976 FIREllRD Economy 6 cyl. engine ' w /turbo hydromatic transmission, full fac· tory equipment & front. <.'Onsole. (524514) . $4393 HEW 1976 SUH II RD 5 year. 60.000 m ile engine warranty. Radial tuned sus pension. 4 s peed trans .. AM radio & lux- ury trim group. <105922) . $3894 j . 1 ' or642-5734 w /_o·verdrlve, 2 to.be 845·2793 752·6776 '69 fW Camper . Rblt S ADDLEIACK ·74 C-0upe, auto, 10,000 mi. D •TSU.... beige & brow!1 , w ir e •74 Porsche Targa 911. eng .. lo mi., nu clutch, nu VAUEY IMPORTS $2275. Pri. Ply. BILL BARRY "" " whl:;, 6'1,000 m1. $2150. Stereo, LQaded, like new. rubber. 673·3525 or 83 1-2040 495.4949 493-4725. PONTIAC SPECIALS 673-5895.U-4pm> Sell /c ons dr trade . 431-6687. Plymouth 9960 \_!st St.&S.A. Freeway 821 O Hatchback's '71 XJ6 J~g. Lo mi's. Good 832·3098 ,57 vw bug w/complete •72 CiREMLIN '73 El Camino F.s late A/T, •••••••••••••••• ••••••• SANT A AHA 3 To Clloote Fr0tn cond. Pnvate party. Call Rolls Royce 9756 fiber glass kit. New reblt 6 cyl 'auto. trans .. radio, A/C, P 18 • P /W. Vinyl 558· I 000 j 644.5056 ,64 •-& r . d Gd WSW tires. tinled glass & top. Low mi. Xlnt cond. ATLAS •75 & •7 4•s · •••••••••t•••••U•••••• "a ns . ront en · wheel covers. (034FYV). Sac. $2950. '673·5882 '70 Ford Cortina gd. cond. As Low As J-·-9 '-32 #.1 DEALER IN U.S:A. : "running car . Sunroof. 467 g hi gd · '00' LeMans 4 dr, Hrdlp, • ... ,_., / E 19 h CM Ao 5396 $1699 ma · w s.. · mt. nu. Chrv I /Pl th S750 XI · d $2838 ~·••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ROY Sat/~o.$500/of;-.o· · '75 Nova LN 4 dr., tires $825. 962·2073. n 0 s er ~mou . nl running con . 73 H ea ley -Custom CARVE. R allxt ras.S3900. Open aily & n. 'til 10 646-34_71_. _____ _ b k f ~ 540 0024 '69 Ga I ax i e W agon. PM (612KEH > ~oooown/t?P· ma e of er. ROLLS-ROYCE '72 VW, ll. blue. xlnt cond. . . air1auto. really super 8 2929 Harbor Blvd.. 'iJ G. P. P•S. P B. P /_W. ft l • • mi.557·3914. . 23'f.17th St. Moving force s sale . '65 El Camino, sharp ex· pass.$825.675·6644 Costa Mesa air, stereo: tilt whl, ntCt! mMTOYOe.utiATA ~::·;~;·;;:~:~;;~; Cl0$EE~~=·· ·~~::;;:;.;.~ ~~;Ff.:.i~~"$~.~ :~ :·~~~ 2 r::~g~f: --.-:-:-!-D_._IN_9E_3w_4_! __ , .;;~~;~;~~-.Id-. e-~-;-~ 'f;;/I ':gis:.,~tary en g $1300, Toyota 9765 aft. 5:30pm AMX '70 PS/AC. auto 360 '75 Monza 2+2! VS, silver. 49H601. . 1975 VALIANT I :;.~J17 c.ar:-.. Pvt pty. 1966 Harbor.CM 646 9303 -••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Square Back parts. Ci. leather uph $1600 auto, all options. $6,000 Merc __ u_ry _____ 9_9_5_0 4 DOOR SEO AH • 1 • Mercedes Benz 9740 Will fit 1963·1967: Hood 495-6478 new, $4,000 now. Offers, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Econ.omi<.'al 6 rylind~~ VfiJG 99 74 74 '2 260Z, auto. m ags, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $20. left fender $10, left 642-2005. e n g 1 n e. auto mat 1 c •••••• ••• • ••••• •••••••• AM/FM stereo cassette, Lease door $30, r ear door Buick 99 I O'r--.._-.. -r ----9-9-2-5 'w7 5htM/ ohn ar c hf Gfh i1a1 · t:an_sm1ss1on, air co!!di· COST.._ MES.-. air cond. xlrtt cond . H (63·00) $25 plus seats ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._. .. ,. w t roo · u Y Liomng, power steenng, "' ."' S5800.751-7626 ew-U1ed . · _ ' • • ....................... equip'd, PW , S4650. · J . OVER 100 oddsnends.646"8080 738uickCet:ttury '70 New Yorker. needs 644-6893. ~ront .disc t_>rakes, vinyl It '-~~IJ'I 1975 Da ts un 8 210, xlnt .66 vw Delux V-8. cpe, air cond, work. Sauifice. $1000. ---------interior· tinted glass .• _._.._ .. 7 • .i,..~ .. ·._ .1...._.._.~--• cond. xtras. still under MERCEDES Good condition auto. trans .• p. steering, 552-9109 or 552·0591 '72 MERCURY whitewall tires: heater· warranty. 556-3148 ON DISPLAY 645-8786. p. brakes. bucket sea ts, MAR9UIS body side mouldings , etc. Hou f I loaded with extras &only '67 Newport. SSSO. or bst U $359 5 Rot 9725 se O '!''!Orts '66 vw Bug . Great cond. ·36-.000 miles. R eali) ofr. Good mechanical BRO GHAM <VL4lCSB"74S25l ••••••••••••••••••••••• AUTHORIZ~D '71 rblt cng s un roof sharp. (J75HOE>. cond. 646·5221. FUii power. fa ctory air "' Fl.at MERCEDES DEALER $995. 548.0228··. · cond .. whitewalls. vin) I Price good 'til 12·28·75 6862 Manchester. '69 Toyota Corona, al e. $2JJJ Continental 9930 roof. tinted glass. Lie. Buena Pa rk Xlnl cond. New b rks. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 496KLB. 523-7250 Sl100. 581 ·48~2 af.t 5:39 vw BUSES .'74 Continental $2595 On the Santa Ana Fwy. ·w Sla. Wa g. Corolla $800. Coupe , Open Daily & Su nday AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Before you buy .. see! '73 VEGA HATCHBACK Ml-Ion Vlelo ·70 M z B 250 . 4 d r . Xlnt m~Jeage_ Must Sell. & CAMPERS V-8. auto. trans .. fartory Santa Ana 'til 10 PM a utomatic, brown. Ex 646-3471 air cond .. full power. Lincoln Me rcury 2929 Harbor Rlvd . 4 speed. radio, heater. lmporta . AM/ FM radio, healer, 1301 N. Tustin Costa ~ksa low miles. see to ap cond . s5 •25o. Ca ll 1974 CELICA vinyl roor. tinted glass, Santa Ana 547-05 1 I 546-1934 preciate~ t2790J . Avery Exit. S.D. Fwy. 497-1336. , Deluxe ST 2 dr hardtop. '74 Bus 184KY9 wheel cov e r s . Lie. $ 1995 831-1740 Mercedes Benz 350SL Aul.o trans .• AM /FM 7 Passenger -Sharp Buick 73 Estate Wgn 318KLE. Mustang 9952 BRAND HEW! wanted by pri pty Will L d t R E D UCED p R 1 C E . S4995 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• 191.5 DUSTER 2845 Harbor Blvd. · · stereo. an au op, mag '73 Bus 666G .... M loaded $3200 or Best ofr. / C M pay$8500-$9000.646·6900 wheels, elc. Like new. " 65 Mus tang GT . 2+2, \'. 8. a ut omatic osta 1 esa ..J (862KMW ). 7 Passenger -D u al 536·729leves. SantaAna auto, p/s, faslback S950 tran s mission . front 540-6410 Tanks Codillac 9915 L"'t:°'" Mercury Gd. cond. 846-7171 power disc brakes. vinyl 1---------RESALES '72 MBZ 250C Cpe. Well eq uip.P ~d . $7,495 ., (007279) '75 MBZ 450SE. 2 to choose from. Save big on thesetwo. 4945MIM l. $3333 Dunton Ford 1240 ~ Mau• ti WM••,., A ~7<-'~~~~Y 24~n~iee~1iu!r~~ --..,.-•. _-T_o_l_n_c ___ a-.. -.. -- this hard to find model. .,_ • ~ """ 546-7070 Lease avail. <1>22642 ). in Mew Car Sales '74 MBZ 450 SEL. Very lO We have become over- mi. Mint cond. Priced for stocked in excellent quick sale. (020598). trades. ,.;a .. "°96iil# '7!i MBZ 450 SLC: Limit· STA·RTING PHTCE ~ .. /Jljj,I ... ed prod car. European i''ACTOHY can<.'el. Only 450 mi. $895 AUTHORIZED Sunr'f, cassette. alloy •HY whls. Lse or purc h. '"' Sa"se Service < 101988>. Ext. term s REASONABLE Parts • Le a sing avail. 120 W. Warner at "'1ain '75 MBZ 450 SEL. Exec. OFFER Santa Ana 557-2132 demo. Lux sedan. Met will be accepted during f i n ish . E l ect r o of. thlsweek'sliquida~ion 1974 Fiat 124 Spider, C learan ce pri ce d . SALE mags, 8 t.rk, lo mileage (<J40890). 100% Financing & _$4_500_._84_6_·4_5 __ 79 ____ 1 '75 MBZ 280 Sed. Exec. Extended Financing •75 124 Spyder Fiat. 6.000 demo. Clearance priced. AVAILABLE O.A.C. 1 N. Tustl·n ---------i interior. radio, heater. '7llus532GKT •••'!••••••••••••••••••• · '68, 289 V8, auto, new tinted winds hi el d , '73CHEVVEGA 7Passenger-Rcalni<.'e "CADILLAC" Santa Ana 547-051 I Radials, Mags. Sharp whi tewall tires with de· De lu xe wagon. auto '71 Bus0014 1 I 7 Passenger -Lo Miles 70 Bus 219MI 7 Passenger-Air cond '70 Bu~8 I BHR 7 Passenger-Sunroof '71 C amper 724MYK f1at top· great for weekends. '70 Camper 81 l BMT Pop Top -Like new. GARDEN WEST VW :! llln< k, W o l B(•ad 1 Ill\ ol 7i;110 Wt'stn11n,h·t 111\•I W1_•stm111~1n '1!1:11;,;,1 $950/bst. 960·2192. luxe wheel cove1·s. cl". · '74 Mork IV ~ trans .. power s teering. Quality & Price V-8. auto trans ., factory '65 Mustang. ;S tick . nu Sl 39 5 air <.'ond .. etc. (171KLE). air cond .. full power. tra ns., gen. battery. (\IL29G5Gl01329) $1999 Over 70 AM/FM radio, vinyl car b . & mo re . $700. Pric:cgood 'til 12·28·75 to Choose From roof. tinted glass. wheel 963-5259 or 530·0555 For the best prices, the covers. Lie. 837KJD. '66 Mustang, mechanical- ly good. Needs body work. SSOO. 979-0982 lowest lease rates. & de· pendable service, ·see NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540·9100 OPEN SUNDAY $6295 Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury Mu.st. :12 Convper1~ =:J:i la<ll N. Tus tin mi •. arr. auto, . e Santa Ana 547-0~ I new$2895.645-6S97. AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Daily &Sunday 'til JO PM . 2929 Harbor Hl\'d . Costa Mesa 546-1934 '7 3 C~dillac El Dorado --Oldtmobile 9955 Cor:vette 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 72 Sebring s'a te I Ii t e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sales and Service +$1500 or bst ofr. Call •TOP CASH! OLDSMOBILE eves. 644-6427. For Corvettes and other GMC TRUCKS Courc e used cars & truc k s~ HOIJD&C&RS '75PLYMOJP'H . . HOWARD Chevrolet, "" A A DUSTElf Beautiful. wh1 e with red Dove & Quail Sts. Near Univ--ity o•~ .leat~er inteno'.· fully Jamboree. Bristol. & 2850 ... ,..H,a •rl>0r BlvKDd. Economical 6 cylinder C d II P 'd' en gi n e. au t omati c a I a c equip c · 1 MacArthur . Newport Costa Mes.~ 540·9640 (234GVP) .. transmission. air condi· · t &!ach. 833·0555 ---------tioning. power steering. $5995 ·. 5 y 11 -C--t-t_l_l_k '64 Cu tlass. PS. air. whitewall tires, el<.'. 7 e ow orve c. > buckets. clean. Runs. Bst Dunton Ford 2140 S Maon at Wa1np1," A 546·7070 17 4 CHEV VEG A "GT" stat1onwagon. 4 speed. & heater. Vinyl in- terior. mag wheel s. sharp. (817JN0). S2666 Dunton Ford 2240 <; Main al Warner S A 546-7070 mi. Under warranty . Lseor purch. (119087 ). '71 MBZ 280 SE. Fully $5.500. 49~5-·1_08_9_. ___ , equipped induding sun· '00 124 Spyder, 5 s pd, cust. roof. New Year special. p aint, n ew radials. (()83675). '69 VW Squareback. reblt leath uphol.. Jug rack. offer. !).ig.2585 (634MIT) ft,,,. 11 tAu..; 1 eng .. Radials, xlnt in & Loaded. mint cond. take · $28 9 5 ~ '72 VW Super Beetle, FM 8 6 31-1276 -please. Call 644-9179 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ""' UllW out. S1350. 644·8547. 1970 llarhor. C.M. over lse . No dealers Pinto 9957 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ·72 Vega Panel. Mag whls. \ AM FM R track. factory air. srnoo 1H2·M251 AM /FM 8-track head· HOUSE phones. Low m i, xlnt thru-out. Still like ne w. OF ~ TOYOTA 1 track. 4 new Radials. 675·1585· '74 Pinto wagon. Luggage 5.1M mi., gd cond. $1900. ·59 Cadillac Coupe De COUCJar 9933 rack. good c:ond. $2.500 1966 Harbor. c M. 646.9303 548·7116. Ville fully equipped ••••••••••••••••••••••• 544·3417 675-6469 --------- Open Daily & Sunday 'lil 10 PM '7-1 Notl·hbark. gd cond. 25,000 mi. gold blk/int. Auto .. PtS. 751·5704 I mso. 675-9795 IMPORTS ·oo Fiat 850 Spider Con· vert. Good cond. $1000/ 523-7250' MEW 1976 TOYOTA vw Bug. Rblt eng. new1--------- mflr, rlean & ready to '73 Cadillac go. s1200. 559-5577. El Dorado Coupe '72 COUG .-.R The fastest dra~v in .the 2929 Harbor Blvd. A w t D 1 p 1 t Costa Mesa V . es ... a at y 1 o · 8 .. a t;I tom ~ t 1 c Classified Ad. 642·5678. 546-1934 ·73 Vega Hatchback. auto. ' air. 549·0331 or 496·1428 , ofr. 545-1202. Auto-. Hew 9800 Autos. Mew.-9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . llBlilll Buy or Lease HEAD(i)UARTERS IN SANTA ANA FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES•SERVICE•PARTS•LEASIHG SPORTS CAR CENTER U&Gl SWCTIOH OF MIW & USED •..-oars Dick Miller Mot or s OUR LOWEST PaynteRt Ever! °" o 197 6 model $80.00 Dn.& $80.00 Per Mo. Radio, 4 speed, syn· cromesh trans.. power front disc brakes, he~ter & now thru ventilation. (Undersea!). 48 month financing. Deferred pay- ment $3920 incl tax & license & int. APR is $13.64 0 .A.C. TE 31·9853 fj:v~~ 1966 H0tbor, ( M 646 9303 '71 CORONA 2 Dr hardto p, a uto . trans., radlo. heatet. wsw tires. viny l roof. tinted ~•!~.!· Like new cond.(~N>. $1195 . Dunton Ford •,•, '. , 546 ·7070 Price Sl650. -trans m1ss1on, J\M/F M 1---------1__.. ______ _ stereo. power s.leerlng.. Autos. New 9800 Auto1, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9100 Volvo 9772 Low miles! Factory air ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond .. full power, car is '76'S VOLVO'S HERE NOW •New Engine •New Transmission •New Colors · All 75'S AHDDEM01S MUST GO THIS MONTH BUY OR loaded induding cruise power brakes, air condt· •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• •• • •. ••• •••••••••• ••••••• • • •. • ••••••••••• lioning, white wall tires, control. Lie. 871KBQ. I $5595 Santa AH Lincoln Mercury 1301 N. T-ustin Santa Ana 547-05 I I tilt steering wheel. & vinyl roof. (044GIM) $2595 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Daily & Sunday Sacrifice. Assume 1 yr 'Ul 10 PM tu. '75 Cadillac DeVille 2929Harbor Blvd. lilre new. Owner given Costa Mesa Co. car. 546·0855. 546-1934 '73 Cad Cpe De Ville. . loaded like new 18 000 Have something you want mi .. ~t ~5. takes' it. to sell? Classified ads do Firm. 646 -3261 or It well -Ca ll N;O W, 675-6462. 642·5678. ~~-------1 • UO i BMW's finest combines a high degfee of luxury. perlom-ence w1111 ,. economy. & typical BMW rellabchty A remarkable car that has it lltl 2002 This BMW modal has become an American hou11ehold word We put our slalus symbol under the hOOd. 110t on 111 Orange County's Newest BMW Dealer FACTOIY AUTHOlfDD SALIS, LliSIHG & SEIYICf Good Seledion or ~ctllent trl<le-•M available. The Vliimaie Driving Maclrine ! . '76BMW J J I· i l • f . .• :: . ·: •• . 1976 PACERS NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! . NEW '76 GREMLIN 6 cylinder . 3 s peed , tinted windshield. (#A6E463E114572) . ~ .. • '76 PACER X '76 HORNET HATCHBACK ·a Cylinder. a.ir conditioning, mags, 6 cylinder. automatic. mags:loaded! .··AM/FM stereo, bucket seats, much (ExecutiveCar#A6C0371!,,1141419) ·m·o re! 1 E x·e cut iv e ·car Su99ested Retail: $5352.30 · .·#A6E~67A11'8812J SALE $2976-SALE s4116 s'ZL~SSD RETAIL:.S,56956.09 PRICE PRICE . ' · :PRICE '75 MATADOR '75 GREMLIN ·. NEW '75 HORNET -:_ >.NW/ '7S GRE&\LIN " · -2 DOOR BROUGHAM 4 Door. 6 cylinder', automatic. air "' '.i'-8 , ·~tq'matic, air ~d.!tio,n,-ilJI!· lC 6 cylinder. automatic, & much more. k o ' L 0 ad e d 1_ ( E x e c u t ,-v e car conditioning, .disc brakes. loaded! pac age. mags, power sieen,n~. (Executive Car #ASC465A145408) • d di ("ASC465"'1"n44g) #A5A167H157747J 6 8 ·(ASA057A278042) ·Loa e . " . "",.""'~.. . .,..:·, SUGGESTED RETAIL: $5561.35 SUGGESTED RETAIL: S.421 . O '_SUGGESTED RETAIL: $4687.45 SUGGES'.fED ~AILf S.4756.85 ;:.~~5 3676 ;:.~~5 2876 ~:.~~5 3976 ;:.~~5 4116 • ' ' • • ., , ' p .• ' . WE HAVE 19 JEEPS IN STOCK NOW!!! ~NEW '76 CJ-5 JEEP •IW '75 JEEP J20 ·PICKUI~!-· '~., ·· .. • • c .. • 6 cylinder . V-8 Power steering Bucket · ~ · --, · -;. ·~-... •3 speed . Se8ts, Tilt Whe'e 1. Air ' .i:. <i·'"""' • • •Heavy Duty Cooling . Conditioning. Automatic. 4x4. (1l • Heavy Duty Suspension Factory Camper Shell. -· • Roll Bar 1.isM6&P023~11 • Much much more · ""'"''"N'~' SulJgesled Rel•Q $7694.65 Sale Price Sale Price 54976 . 5·6676 " '69 OPEL 71-MAVERICK '71 DATSUN PICKUP . . . ' '. 2 Door. e cyl .. auto: . ,.,...,. Sharp! (882CJRl $1476· 4 _... Plenly of room . & readY to go! (1'"4&9) 5 1576 ' . .., . ·, .-.__ __ =· t • -..... __ L._!. •·· -... ·---.. --. ._. .-,..-...... -.. ~·--....... _, ---.. ... _ ....... • I I. • :~ .~11 . l • ,l .. • " ' ] r. ' • if . ; . 31 fl . ·n G ' ;, h sl ~ ... ei •' n: r< di