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Home My WebLink About1976-01-10 - Orange Coast Pilotl 1 • l I Or~nge Coast Dlm&-a-Liae , Bargains Today · VOL. 691 NO. 10, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGl::S ORANGE COUNTY,,. J( LI FORNI A 1 -:-----------..:..:.~.:.:_:.::~~:.:,:~:!,._-----------------~~~~~~~~'-""~~~~'.____:~--~SA~T~U~R~D~A~Y~,~J~A~N~U~A~R~Y~10~,~19~76~----~T~E~N~C=E~N~T~~1 esa Hospital 'Kidnap' .Da~Convinced 'It Was Best' 'l'D DO IT AGAIN' David Eckert - Presidency Eyed at UCI Symposifmr By DOUG FlllTZSCllE Of .... Oalty ~ ... 51.tf ... Three panelists kicked off a weekend UC Irvine conference on the state of the presidency Fri- day night with a variety of views on where the office is and should be. But before the three-hour first session on "The American Presidency: 200 Years Later" was over, the discussion ranged from the position of the govern- ing to the willingness of those be- ing governed. The opening session was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. Congressman John B. An- derson, (R·Ill.) chairman of the Republican Conference and a confidant of President Gerald Ford, holds the position that· the presidency should be a strong . leadership office. He was in- troduced by Gordon Hoxie, head of the Center for the Study of the Presidency. Citing a 19-page list of legislative limitations on the president passed by Congress over the past three years, An- derson maintained the president needs greater freedom to set national economic and foreigQ policy. George E . Reedy, dean of journalism at Marquette 'university and former press secretary to President Lyndon Johnson, agreed with Anderson that in the present era, Congress holds a leadership role in the country. (See PRESIDENT, Page A2) QVIZ REVIEWS ANIMAL WORLD , !Jo JIOU know what animal $ffl1lbo.l• G!I tUed bl/ Amenca•a political partie1? What kin41 of animal1 ore- malCOt• fbr the tniUtary acadima11 ttom1? Have 1ome Jun tating your knoeol«fgt of the antmal world' in a j By ALAN DIRKJN OfUM Oallr PlleUuff David Eckert, the 29-year-old janitor who took his daughter Amy, 3, out of Childrens Hospital of Orange County this week, the night before she was to undergo an operation, remains convinced he acted responsibly. "I would do it again at the drop of a hat if she were to have an operation in which a blood transfusion was mandatory," be said Friday. Eckert and his wile, Carolyn, who live at 2272 Avalon St., Costa Mesa, are Jehovah's Witnesses. A consequence of their faith is that they. are opposed to blood transfusions. "The early Christians were told to abstain from blood," Eckert said. "And in the older portion of the scriptures blood is establish~d as sacred and there are prohibitions against using blood in any way.'' Many scholars contend biblit'al stri~t ures against blood are based on clean food laws, but Jehovah's. Witnesses have not been persuaded to change their views. The religious belief of Eckert and the opinion of doctors at Childrens Hospital that Amy Eckert would need a transfusion in surgery to drain an abscess posed a dilemma for both the doctors and the parents. •'Three doctors agreed a transfusion was mandatory," Eckert said. "One said they would get a court order to relieve me of the responsibility. But that was threatening to tak~ my right as a parent away.'' Eckert said that Monday af- ternoon he started calling other (\octors in Southern California who would take the case. But he was unable to make a new ar- rangement and visiting hours at the hospital were ending. "I felt t'be best thing was to be secretive," he said. Eckert took his daughter out of the bedroom window, with an intravenous at· tachment still fixed to her. The girl, who had been admitted to Childrens Hospi~al Dec. 8 \\'.ith a ruptured appendix, had already undergone two (See ECKERT, Page AZ) Anti-drilling Forces Mull Finance Woes By ROBERT BARKER Of~ O.lly ~tletsc.tf Representatives 'of Southern California governments fighting offshore oil drilling Friday pondered financial obstacles in continuing litigation against the government leases. Delegates at the Huntington Beach session for the most part indicated it would be a tough row to hoe to continue the legal battle. An official from Manhattan Beach said that if the City of Los Ankeles doesn't participate in the 1awsuit, there is no way that her city can. "The cost would be just too great," she said. A representative from Mayor Tom Bradley's office said the ci- t~ was having difficulty in get- tmg the issue up to vote and declined to speculate on which way the city council was leaning. However, Mayor Roy Holm of Laguna Beach was not one to throw in the towel. ••Laguna Beach will continue its participation tn the suit despUe what Los Angeles does,•• he said. Holm said the Council of Local Governments has not been a "toothless tiger. We should not· fold up our tent and &o a.way. "We've been respomlble for the exclusion of Santa MOGlca Bay and for increaslDI the royalties to 33~ percent in the JDOl1 lucrative areas. We also ha•• brou&bt about technical ct.anaee that will be for the bet· ttr." . Ht aald that chances for a meanlniful cone ion 11amst <SeeOIL, Pace AZ) e 1eer O.lly Piiot Photos by Al<Mrd Koehl« COSTA MESA POLICE AND PARAMEDICS ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO WOUNDED OFFICER Nineteen Police Units Responded to Shooting Behind Ice Rink Friday Evening OC Inspeetions Smog Control Fund Proposed by Broivn SACRAMENTO (A P ) - California would step up its campaign to control auto emissions in the smog-plagued Los .Angeles-Orapge County area under Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s proposed state budget. The $12.6 bi11ion spending plan for the 1976-77 fiscal .year in· eludes $16 million for a greatly expanded vehicle inspection pro- gram in the South Coast Air Basin. The air basin includes all or parts of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. The inspection program, which Air Resources Board officials estimate could cut vehicle emissions by 10 to 15 percent, is the most ambitious new pollution control project outlined in the budget. Under the proposal, 23 ad- ditional inspection stations would be set up in Los Angeles and sur- rounding counties for the coming fiscal year to inspect vehicles on a change-of-ownership basis. Cars sold during that period would have to be inspected and needed alterations or repairs made before their registrations could be changed. The ARB plans to expand the program in 1977-78 to require all vehicle owners to have their cars checked and repaired before they renew registration. Tom Austin, ARB deputy ex ecuti ve officer. said inspections are designed to avoid un- necessarily high emission levels caused by faulty pollution- control devices or engine malfunctions. The program expansion would be funded by a loan from the state's motor vehicle fund. That money would be repaid by fees of about $3 or $4 charged motorists when their cars were inspected Austin said. ' The ARB launched the pro- gram last year as a pilot project in Riverside with two inspection stations, only one of which is in use, Austin said. The Rivers ide program operates on a voluntary basis even though motorists are technically required to take part. "There's no penalty if they don't come in,'' Au stin said. Motorists are as ked by mail to bring their cars in and then re- quested to have any needed re- pairs made. About 75 percent of those sent letters report to the in- spection station, Austin said. The budget also gives the ARB more funds and manpower to in- spect stationary sources, im· prove data collection accuracy identify future smog sources and plan ways to curb pollution caused by development of new energy sources. WEAPON FOUND -Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Richard DeFrancisco examines weapon found in trash bin following shooting of rookie officer Samuel Morabito. Byrd's Number 11 WASHING TON (AP) -Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia says he may not be as well known as s ome of the other 10 ~mocrats seeking the 1976 pre· s1dential nomination, but doesn't believe that ·s a drawback. "I've nowhere to go but up," says the 57-year-old assist ant Senate Democratic leader, Irvine Rapist Sought RAPIST AT LAAG.E Sought In lrv1ne '· Irvine police have a composite picture of a man who muttered the name Cindy to a 19-year- old Irvine woman he was raping inbiscamper. Several times in recent days, police have bad reports from people who believe they spotted the rapist's brown 1972 Dodge pickup truck with a large cab- over camper. The truck bas white-spoked wheels and the in· terior of the camper is un- finished, according to police. El· rorts to locate t h e truck , however, have been unsuc- ceufuJ. One other clue, aceording to Detective Ron Ve.ch, la tbat the man may have a "bainl<VP on • Jlrl named Clnd1'." Ve.ch eald tbe 11-Jear-old victim, a Nlldent''if .Psk West apartment.I, wu 1f.atQa along M.icbelson Avenue at 8:17 p.m. Wednesday on her way to, the ·~ University Park Shopping Center at Michelson and Culver Drives. As the victim walked past the truck, Veach said1 the man jumped out from oehind the camper, grabbed her from behind and began choking her. He then dragged her into the bat:k of the camper and threatened to strangle her unless she cooperated, Veach sa1d1 "He kept saying, 'Cindy, you've hurt me for the last time. You're not going to hurt me like that again.• The girl repeatedly told him, 'I'm not Cindy. Loot at me, I'm not Cindy.·" Tbe·man was described as six feet, two lncbes tall. about 20 years old, 180 pounds. with brown shoulder-length hair. He was wearing a red. long.sleeve football jersey with whita numberals, one of which was an "8". Veach said. He also wore blue Jeans and sufde deHrt booU. e G11nman Ditches Weapon By KATHY CLANCY OftlM Dally ~llotSlaff Costa Mesa police were con- ducting an intensive manhunt early today for a lone gunman who shot and wounded a rookie patrolman trying to question the suspect. Officer Samuel G. Morabito Jr., who has been on the Costa Mesa police force about a year, was reported in satisfactory con- dition at Hoag Memorial Hospital after the 6 :48 p.m. shooting. ' Police said they believe :Morabito was the first officer shot in the line of duty in Costa Mesa. Officers said Morabito was wounded in the right thigh as he tried to question a man standing behind the Klondike Ice Rink, 665 Paularino Drive. They said the officer spotted the man standing with his hands in his pockets behind the rink, and as he approached the sus- pect, the officer asked him to show his hands. As Morabito drew near, police alleged, the man pulled a .38 caliber two-inch handgun from his pocket. Police said Morabito did not have time to draw his own weapon, so be grabbed for the suspect and was s hot. The man then fled on foot, police said. Morabito crawled to his police car to radio for help. Nineteen Costa Mesa police un- its searched the northeast Costa Mesa area, as the police helicopter whirled overhead. In addition, several Irvine units responded and a Huntington Beach police dog assisted in the search. Officers found the gun in a nearby trash bin and the dog picked up the suspect 's scent from the weapon, police said. The dog followed the scent to a nearby freeway construction site before losing the trail. The suspect was described as in his twenties. five feet, 10 in- ches tall, 180 to 200 pounds and wearing a red checked jacket and steel-rimmed glasses, police I said. County Man's Death Probed By Coroner Huntington Beach police and Orange County coroner's of- ficials are investigating the de- ath of a 27-year -old man, found in his van Friday afternoon. Police said Jesse Toledano, 27, of 118 llth St., Apt. C, Huntington Beach was found in the parked van at 1 p.m. Friday at 17th Street and Pecan Avenue in downtown Huntington Beach. I Officers said the death may have resulted f r-0m a drug over· I dose but an autopsy will be 1 performed to determine the ex-I act cause. Coast Weather Considerable cloudiness this morning clearing by noon and becoming fair through Sunday. Local gusty winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs in the low 60s. Lows · in the low 40s . INSIDE TODAY A Pountain Voll~ mon i8 still waging .a water fluoridation battle with t~ ci· t11 OM 10111 he will 1'011 $100,000 to anyone who can J1l"OC>e fluoride i1 not harmful mo water 1111tnn. Sec story A6. •••@• CMI Att •• Att Alt AP M • , Al OAILV PILOT c TONIGHT OCC DRAMA -''Oliver Hailey & Friends,'' OCC Drama Lab The.ater, J an. ~10, 8 p.m. Free. FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS - .. Drive, He said," OCC Forum. ~7 :1Sp.m. Adm. Sl. ~ BASKETBALL -CQsta Mesa lii&b at El Modena, Estancia at Magnolia. Marina at Newport Harbor, all 8 p.m . SATURDAY, JAN. JO 1 ESTANCIA ADOBE -State llistorical Landmark, Adams and Mesa Verde Drive West, Sat. &Sun.1-S p.m. I ·'THE NATIONAL HEALTH" ;-South Coast Repe rtory Theater, Jan. JO-Feb. 21,8p.m. BASKETBALL -OCC vs. San Diego Mesa. OCC Gym, 7 .30 p.m. Fro•Pa~A J WALKOU among l ocal govern management around the state has been to try and und mine organized labor among ment employes. The OCEA executive wo dn 't reveal details of this year's de- mands, saying they won't be sub- mitted to county negotiators until March or April. The memo from the CAO's of- fice to the county counsel, dated Jan. 5, asks if the county or- dinance t h at governs the administrative office permits: -The CAO to tr a n s fe r employes between general fund departments -T h e CAO to transfer employes between county special districts -The CAO to transfer special district personnel to general fund units or vice versa. E'ro• Page A l BATTIN ... campaigns. Allegations five years ago that Baker billed both the county and state for travel expenses wer e in- vestigated by the Grand Jury and found to be a clerical mistake. Rose. a Fullerton planning commissioner and a member of the Lincoln Club, was indicted by the Grand Jury last year on bribery charges. Nonetheless. as Battin's hear- jng on a discriminatory pro- secution motion opened Thurs- day, Kurilich set out to prove that his client and others have been investigated and charged with crimes overlooked by members of another political class. Battin is charged in a Grand Jury indictment handed down last July with multiple felony charges related to allegedl y campaigning for lieutenant gov- eryior at taxpayer expense. Fro•PageAJ JOBLESS ..• .. Post-holiday r eductions in re- tail trades will be · accompanied by seasonal s lowing in con- struction, farming and food pro- cessing,'' he said . "Some of this loss could be off- s et during J a nuary and February, however. as over 2,000 census takers are hired by the county a nd cities to conduct a special enumeration." According to the state labor s tatistics for December, tbe decline in construction employ· ment slowed markedly. Tbere was a decline of 800 jobs in December, half of the decllile r e- ported in the same month of 1974. Calderas attributed the im· provement to the late ap- pearance of the rainy season this year. O RANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT Ti.. Otanoe (641SI O•lly Piiot, with whlcl! ,, coml>lnecl the N•~·P••n. 1, °""''"'"' by tr. o.-. C.O.nt Pul>llJhl"'J '""'-''· Seoa••tt ecllll<)tt' .,. P<ibll\ ... O MCl'IO•v tllr~ r ,,.,., !or C~t• Mt'•• Ne""POr1 8eKll, HIM"llnqton lk•<llf fount•ir• V•ll•v, tr .. ,,., ~ddltl>•tl< V•tlo .,,., 1A9UN Buthl!.oulh Coe\t. ,,. ""'>'• •"91oNt edition '' Pul>ll\N'd S.tlur<My, "'10 Sun-~~. The Pfln<IP•I publl1hl"9 1>i.tnt ts •t 330 wut a.y Strfft, Co"• Mn•. C.llt0<nl• inu ... Robert N. Weed Prt~nt *ftCI P\alllhhw Jack R. Curley • V I<• Ptnldeftl •net C.."CPl'•I Mf~ Thomas Keevll Editor Thomas A. Murptiine _,,....,. f;Clltw Charin H. Loos Richard P. Nall 1'J6iltaftt INN91"9 Editor\ ... ,. Medical Reforms Studied Assemblyma n Jlic hard Robinson CD-Santa Ana) has in- troduced a bill in the Legislature requiring the State Supreme Court to rule on the con · stitutionality of the controversial malpractice reform law. (Relat- . edstory Page AS). , The bill, co-authored by As· sembly leaders. was hailed today as a step toward resolving the current malpractice crisis. "We would be in favor of this bill," said Dr. Alan Andrews of Newport Beach, president-elect ol the Orange County Medical ASsoc1at1on, said today, though cautioning that he has not read Robinson's bill. "It wouJd extremely responsible olution of the situation." Robinso • 1 I, i ueced T , wo require the state S Court to rule on the constitutionality of the com- promise reform law approved in a s pecia l session of th e Legislature last September. The law, s upported by the California Medical Association <CMA), places limits on awards and attorn eys ' fee s in malpractice suits, and gives the state power to regulate medical insurance rates. Dr. Andrews r ecalled that it was hoped the reform law would bring insurance rates down, but this bas not occurred because the California Trial Lawyers As- sociation and the insurance com- panies have contended the bill was unconstitutional. Robinson said his biJl would re- move the "vacuum" that presently exis ts, and Dr. And rews ag r eed it would be beneficial· to have the court clarify the situation. "It would let us all know where we stand," Dr. Andrews said. He agreed that if the reform law were found valid, the in- surance companies might then be in a position to lower their rates, and if it were not, then that would be a basis for a search for a new solution. A California Trial Lawyers As - S'J Ci at ion spo k esman h as questioned whether the Legislature can require the court to rule on a law, but Robinson claimed that a p recedent exists. Fro• Page A l RAM ••. minutes.'' She said the other train "seemed to brake, then crashed.·· Buck said the s peed of the train was not known at the time of im· pact. The last serious accident on CT A lines occurred in September 1974 when 41 persons were taken to hospitals and s ix were admitted. The r e we r e four serious accidents in 1974, the worst on May 10 when 224 passengers were taken to a h05pital after a similar rear-end collision at a South Side station . .. .. . .. . SUCCUMBS AT 56 Louis R. Benny ar Dealer Lou Benny ,. Succumbs Louis R. Benny of Newport Beach, a bank director and owner of two automobile de- alerships, died Wednesday while on a cruise to the Caribbean. Mr. Benny, who was 56, suf- fered a stroke aboard the cruise ship, a friend of the family said today. Mr. Benny was the owner of Universal Sales and Service of Costa Mes a. which is t he University Oldsmobile de· alership on Harbor Boulevard and the Santa Ana Lincoln- Mercury dealership. He was also president of Crest Leas ing Corporation, which handled the auto leasing at the dealerships. Mr. Benny was a director of the Mission Bank. which has three branches in South Orange County, a nd was a major s tockholder in the Hacienda Bank. which has five offices in the Whittier area. Mr. Benny, the father of two daughters and a son, was on a JS-day cruise to Guadeloupe Island with his wife. His body is to be returned to Orange County Jan. 18, though Mrs. Benny was flying back today. He was a m ember of the Big Brothers, t h e Knights of Columbus and the Exchange Club. He also was a member of the Big Canyon Country Club. The family also has a home in Palm Springs. FrontPageAJ BURN ••• paramedics, donating ice from their freezers in which Bennett was packed during the trip to the Medical Center burn ward. Paramedics said Bennett still was undergoing treatment on the way to the hospital and his con· dition was "stable." Leader at 14 Army Career Ends for lJoy ONTARIO, Calif. (UPI) -The Army considered Ronald Rupe an exceptional soldier and sharp enough to make him a platoon leader. Rupe is s tiU angry that the Anny wouldn't let him stay, just because he's only 14 years old. Rupe spent five weeks in the Army. Tough, smart and big for his age, be successfully masqueraded as five years older. By the time his brief career ended, he was in charge of SS other recruits. RUP E SAID HE DROPPED OUT of school because "classes were too easy" and enlisted in the Marines, using his older brother's birth certificate and high school diploma. But his father alerted Marine recruiters just before be was to be sworn in. Several weeks later, using doctored documents, he enlisted in the Army and was sent to Ft. Ord. This time it took his f atber five weeks to track him down. Recruiting Sgt. Joe Simental, contacted by Rupe's father, called Rupe's superiors and discovered the teen· ager bad become "an exceptional soldier.'• HE QUALIFIED ~ AN EXPERT marksman and was made a platoo~" leader over some 55 other recruits, some twice bis age. "When I talked to his first sergeant he said Rupe was the best trooper in the entir"e company," Simental said. The recruiter said be bad no suspicion Rupe was UD· derace. "He had a birth certificate that said be was 19 years old. He eave u. all the necessary information on his past history aod it allJlbed. "When be took our tests be scored above the average level few high school graduates. He wasn't hesitant or unsure of' himself and .•. be looltt like he's 19 years old." RUP E B AD COMPLETED MOST OF bis basic train· ing. Dischar&ed and sent home, be wrote President Ford, asking bhu aa commander·in-chler to bend the rules so he could go back. "Ir I t;ould take all the hell they gava me In basic, I don't aeewhy 1 cao't stay in." he argued. Othenvilc, be plans to re-enli5t when he reaches legal age. The recru.iUn1 sergeant held Uttle hope Rupe could re· tum. ··Not even an act of God can get a 14 ·year-old ln the Army," he 1aid. Chou's Successor Slated? By United Pre11 ID&eraatJoaal Teng Hsiao-ping , a small man with a big intellect, almost cer- tainly will inherit the job of Chinese Premier Chou En·lai, who died Thursday. ~ Teng is a blunt, praamatlc man who bas made ooe of the m o.a t st a r tl l n g poll ti c a 1 comebacks in modern Chinese political history. Purged in 1966 as a result of the chaotic cultural revolutJon, Teng returned from p0litical limbo in the spring of 1973 and rose quick- ly to the No. 2 spot, behind Chou in China's government. Com: munist party Chairman Mao Tse- tung, China's most powerful leader, relinquished all govern- ment posts in 1959. Teng, once secretary general of the Chinese Communist party, also had his party standing .restored two years ago. Shortly after t hat, Chou en- • tered a Peking hospital for treat- ment of the cancer that was to take his life. Dangerous UCI Chemical Said Found A UC Irvine maintenMce man tocated · a bottle of dangerous chemicals reported missing by the university Thursday. Concerned that someone who did not know how to handle the chemical had picked up the con- tainer from a hallway in the physical scie nces building, campus authorities Thursday is- sued a warning about the missing container. A chemistry student told campus officials he bad checked the bottle of n-butyl lithium out of a supply room. He left it in the · hallway of the physical sciences building while he went to the library, he s aid. Upon returning, he discovered the container had been taken. The solution is poisonous. It can cause severe chemical burns and will ignite itself if it comes in contact with water. Campus s pokesman Helen Johnson said the botUe packed in a metal container had been picked up by a maintenance man who turned it in to the chemistry department when he heard about the danger. 1 AUAfJoard 'fhree.year-old Bobby McAllister of Corona del Mar is dressed appropriately for his visit to the Freedom Train in Anaheim. The train will be open Saturday through Tuesday from 8 a.m . to 10 p.m. at Anaheim Stadium. Tickets may b e purchased at the stadium or the Anaheim Convention Center. Probe of Shooting .. I~cident 'Lengthy' By KATHY CLANCY Ot-.0.11., .......... An Orange County District At· tomey's investigation into Wed- nesday's polic e s hootin g of Nicholas DiStefano of Hunt· ington Beach may not be com- pleted for three to four weeks. Distri c t attorney's in- vestigators said Thursday af. ter noon there are man y witnesses -both police a nd civilian-to interview, the n tapes mus t be transcribed, sc;ientific tests conducted and a final report compiled. The county investigators were called by H u ntington Beach police to investigate the fatal shooting of Distefano, 23, outside his home at the Ocean View Mus hroom Growers, 18l!J6 Golden West St. Police Sgt. Phil Oliver fired two or three rounds of shotgun pellets at the youth after he as· sertedly disobeyed police orders to halt, police said. Officer Lee Camp also fired one round at the fleeing man before he fell, mortally wounded, officers reported. Baker, Drexel Heritage Henredon, Hekllla_n, W oodinark • • • UP TO 20% OFF UPHOLSTERY Marse Canon, Sherril, Benredon Califomia Deelgn.Forum UP TO 28%. OFF Stop in today /or the be•t •election/ • NEWPORT BEACH• 1rn WESTCUt'r OR.. 642·2050 . LAGUNA BEACH • 34S NOHfll C.:OA.\1' HWY., •M·~l TORRANCE • WIBDA YS I SATUIDA TS t:OO .. ~O • 23649 HAWI'HORNF. Bl.VO. !Open Fri. lit 9. Sun. 12-S:30t 371"1279 • .. \ I I Or~nge Coast ' D l111e-a-Ltn e , or9aina Toda11 ' -V~O_L __ 69_,_N_o_._10~,~3~S=E=CT~I O~N~S~,~32~PA~G=E=S------------------~O~R~A~N~G~e:_:c~o~U~N~TY~~~~~l~p~~~~~------...:....--=~~~~:!!..~~~~~~----~~~~~i r SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1976 TEN CENTS r esa Hospital 'Kidnap' .Dad,Convinced .. 'It Was Best' Dally ...... Swtt PllOto 'l 'D DO IT AGAIN' David Eckert Presidency Eyed at UCI Sympos~- By DOUG FlllTl.SCHE Of .. Dally i-llot5'1111 Three panelists kicked off a weekend UC Irvine conference on the state of the presidency Fri- day night with a variety of views on where the omce is and should be. But before the three-hour first session on ''The Amer ican Presidency: 200 Years Later'' was over, the discussion ranged from the position of the govern· ing to the willingness of those be· ing governed. The opening session was held at the Sheraton Hotel in Newport Beach. Congressman John B . An· derson, CR-Ill.) chairman of the Republican Conference and a confidant of President Gerald Ford, holds the position that.the presidency should be a strong . leadership office. He was in- troduced by Gordon Hoxie, head of the Center for the Study or the Presidency. Citing a 19 -page lis t of legis lative limitations on the president passed by Congress over the past three years, An- derson maintained the president needs greater freedom to set national economic and foreign policy. George E . Reedy, dean of \journalism at Marquette University and former press secretary to President Lyndon Johnson, agreed with Anderson that in the present era, Congress bolds a leadership role in the country. <See P~IDENT, Page A2) QUIZ REYIEWS ANIMAL WORLD , Do JIOU know what animal IJ/1flbolS ore aed by America'• political p(irffu? What ldndl of animal• ore- nwcotl for the miHtory acadniy tecsm1? Have 1om~ fun tMtino your latowltdgc of the animal irorltf'in. a ' By ALAN DIRKIN Oftlle Dally Pli.lscaff David Eckert, the 29-year-old janitor who took his daughter Amy. 3, out of Childrens Hospital of Orange County this week, the night before she was to undergo an operation, remains convinced be acted responsibly. "I would do it again at the drop of a hat if she were to have an operation in which a blood transfusion was mandatory," he said Friday. Eckert and his wile, Carolyn, who live at 2272 Avalon St., Costa Mesa, are J ehovah's Witnesses. A consequence of their faith is that they are opposed to blood transfusions. "The early Christians were told to abstain from blood," Eckert said. ''And in the older portion of the scriptures blood is established as sacred and there are prohibitions against using blood in any way." Many scholars contend bibliC'al strictures against blood are based on clean food laws, but Jehovah's Witnesses have not been persuaded to change their views. The religious belief of Eckert and the opinion of doctors at Cbildrens Hospital that Amy Eckert would need a transfusion in surgery to drain an abscess posed a dilemma for both the doctors and the parents. _ ''Three doctors agreed a tl'ansf us ion was mandatory," Eckert said. "One said they would get a court ordertoTelieve me of the responsibility. But that was threatening to talc~ my right asaparentaway.'' Eckert said that Monday af. ternoon he started calling other d.octors in Southern California who would take the case. But he was unable to make a new ar· rangement and visiting hours at the hospital were ending. ''I felt the best thing was to be secretive," he said. Eckert took his daughter out of the bedroom window, with an intravenous at- tachment still fixed to her. The girl, who had been admitted to Childrens Hospital Dec. 8 with a ruptured appendix, bad already undergone two <See ECKERT, P ageA2) Anti-drilling Forces Mull Finance Woes By ROBE RT BARKER Of tlle Dally ~li.tSUff Representatives 'of Southern California governments fighting offshore oil drilling Friday pondered financial obstacles in continuing litigation against the government leases. Delegates at the Huntington Beach session for the most part indicated it would be a tough row to boe to continue the legal battle. An official from Manhattan Beach said that if the City of Los Angeles doesn't participate in the 1awsuit, there is no way that her city can. "The cost would be just too great," she said. A representative from Mayor Tom Bradley's office said the ci- ty was having difficulty in get· ting the issue up to vote and declined to speculate on which way the city council was leaning. However, Mayor Roy Holm of Laguna Beach was not one to throw in the towel. "Laguna Beach will cont.inue its participation ln the suit despite what Los Anceles does,'· he said. Holm said the Council of Local Go~ernments has not been a "toothless tiger. We should not" foldupourtentandioa..way. "W•'ve ·been responsible for the exclusion of Santa Monica · Bay and for lncreasing the royalties to 331/i percent ln the most lucrative ateaa. We also ba..e brou&ht about technical chana• lbat will be f« the bet· ter." He uld lbat chances for a meanJnaM concetslon aiatnst . (8ee01L, Pase AZ> • 1cer 0.lly Pll•t Photos by Al<Nrd Koefllw COSTA MESA POLICE AND PARAMEDICS ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO WOUNDED OFFICER Nineteen Police Units Responded to Shooting Behind Ice Rink Friday Evening OC Inspeetions Smog Control Fund Proposed by Brawn SACRAMENTO CAP ) - California would step up its campaig n t o control auto emissions in the smog-plagued Los Angeles-Orange County area under Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's proposed state budget. The $12.6 billion spending plan for the 1976-77 fiscal year in· eludes $16 million for a greatly expanded vehicle inspection pro- gram in the South Coast Air Basin. The air basin includes all or parts of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. The inspection program, which Air Resources Board officials estimate could cut vehicle emissions by 10 to 15 percent, is the most ambitious new pollution control project outlined in the budget. Under the proposal, 23 ad- ditional inspection stations would be set up in Los Angeles and sur- rounding counties for the coming fiscal year to inspect vehicles on a change-of-ownership basis. Cars sold during that period would have to be inspected and needed alterations or repairs made before their registrations could be changed. The ARB plans to expand the program in 1977-78 to require all vehicle owners to have their cars checked and repaired before they renew registration. Tom Austin, ARB deputy ex ecutive officer, said inspections are designed to avoid un· necessarily high emission levels caused by faulty pollution- cont rol devices or engine malfunctions. The program expansion would be funded by a loan from the state's motor vehicle fund. That money would be repaid by fees of about $3 or $4 charged motorists when their cars were inspected, Austin said. The ARB launched the pro- gram last year as a pilot project in Riverside with two inspection stations, only one of which is in use, f.ustin said. The Riverside program operates on a voluntary basis even though motorists are technically required to take part. "There's no penalty if they don't come in." Au stin said. Motorists are asked by mail to bring their cars in and then re- quested to have any needed re- pairs made. About 75 percent of those sent letters report to the in- spection station. Austin said. The budget also gives the ARB more funds and manpower to in· spect stationary sources, im· prove data collection accuracy identify future s mog sources and plan ways to curb pollution caused by development of new energy sources. CalledOutNanae'Cindfl' WEAPON FOUND -Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Richard DeFrancisco examin es weapon found in trash bin following s hooting of rookie officer Samuel Morabito. Byrd's Number 1 1 WASHING TON CAP ) -Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia says he may not be as well known as s ome of the other lo ~mocrats seeking the 1976 pre· s1dential nomination, but doesn't believe that's a drawback. ''I've nowhere to go but up ," says the 57-year·old assistant· Senate Democratic leader. lrvin:e Rapist Sought RAPIST AT LARGE Sought In lrvfne Irvine police have a composite picture of a man wbo muttered the name Cindy to a 19-year· old Irvine woman he was raping in bis camper. Several times in recent days, police have h ad reports from people who believe they spotted the rapist's brown 1972 Dodge pickup truck with a large cab- over camper. The truck bas white-spoked wheels and the in· terior of tbe camper is un- ftnished, according to police. Ef- forts t o locate the truck, however, have been unsuc- cessful. . One other clue, aetordlna to Detective Roo Vee~ la that the man m•Y ha.e a •• ...,-up on a alrl named ctnd1." Veach eald tlle lt-,ear-old victim, a reaide nl If J>,sk West apartmenu. wu wllltlDc alona "Michelson Avenue at 1:17 p.m. Wednesday on her way lo. the University Park Shopping Center at Michelson and Culver Drives. As the victim walked past the truck, Veach said, the man jumped out from behind the camper, grabbed her from behind and began choking her. He t hen dragged her into the back of the cam per and threatened to strangle her unless abecooperated, Veachsaid1 "He kept saying, 'Cindy, you've hurt me for the last time. You're not going to hurt me like that again.• The girl repeatedly told him. 'I'm not Cindy. Look at me, I'm not Cindy.·" The·man was described u six feet, two inches tall, about 20 years old, 180 pounds, with brown shoulder-length hair. He was wearing a. red, lon.c·•leeve football jera&y with wbltc numberals, one of whtcb was an .. 8 .. , Veach aald. He alJo wore blue jeans and sue-de desert boOtl. e G11nman Ditches Weapon By KATHY CLA..1'lCY Of IM Dally Pilot SQtf Costa Mesa police were . con- ducting an intensive manhunt early today for a lo~ ~unman who shot and wounded a rookie patrolman trying to question the suspect. Officer Samuel G. Morabito Jr .• who has been on the Costa Mesa police force about a year, was reported in satisfactory con- dition at Hoag M emorial Hoseital after the 6:48 p .m. shooting. Police said they believe :Morabito was the first officer shot in the line of duty in Costa Mesa. Officers said Morabito was wounded in the right thigh as he tried to question a man standing behind the Klondike Ice Rink, 665 Paularino Drive. They said the officer spotted the man standing with his hands in his pockets behind the rink, and as he approached the s us- pect, the officer asked him to show his hands. As Morabito drew near, police alleged, the man pulled a .38 caliber two-inch handgun from his pocket. Police said Morabito did not have time to draw his own weapon, so he grabbed for the suspect and was shot. The man then fled on foot, police said. Morabito crawled to his police car to radio for help. Nineteen Costa Mesa police un- its searched the northeast Costa Mesa area, as the police helicopter whirled overhead. In addition, several Irvine units I responded and a Huntington Beach police dog assisted in the search. Officers found the gun in a nearby trash bin and the dog picked up the suspect's scent from the weapon, police said. The dog followed the scent to a nearby freeway construction site before losing the trail. The suspect was described as in his twenties, fi ve feet, 10 in- ches tall,. 180 to 200 pounds and wearing a red checked jacket and steel-rimmed glasses, police I said. County Man's Death Probed By Coroner Huntington Beach police and Orange County coroner's of· ficials are investigating the de- ath of a 27-year-old man, found in his van Friday afternoon. Police said J esse Toledano, 27, of 118 llth St., Apt. C, Huntington Beach was found in the parked van at 1 p.m. Friday at 17th Street and Pecan Avenue in downtown Huntington Beach. 1 Officers said the death may have resulted fr.om a drug over- dose but an autopsy will be performed to determine the ex-1 act cause. Co ast Weathe r Considerable cloudiness this morning clearing by noon and becoming fair t hroug h Sunday. Local gusty winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs in the low 60s. Lows· in the low 40s . INSIDE TODAY A Fountain Valley man u 1till w agi ng .a water fluoridation battle with the ci- t11 and 1a111 he will pay $100,000 to anyone who can f1'0t¥ fluoride ia not hmmful ma wote-r 1111tem. See stOT11 A6. DAily l"llot l"Mto ly Loe .. a'(M Record State Propoacd Budget Unveiled SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Edmuad G. Brown Jr. today un· veiled a record $12.6 billion budget delicately balanced by hold1hg the line on s~ate spending during a "new era orlimits." The Cl.\Stomary biggest-in·th~ nation state fiscal blueprint pro- jected a modest $519.3 million surplus which he told the Legislature must be ''guarded carefully" to avoid ta."< increases forced by "economic reverses that may be just around the cor- ner." In a radical departure from trtadition, the unorthodox 37. year-old Democrat proposed that all state employes -except highway patrolmen -be given a flat $65-a-montb pay raise in· stead of the usual percentage cost-of·living increase. Total raises would cost $204.4 million, the equivalent of a 6.5 percent boost . Highway patrol men · would get a 10.5 percent in- crease. BROWN'S EDUCATION BUDGET OUTLINED, A6 Major additions !or the fiscal year startJng July 1 included $98 million for welfare; SS1 million for Medi-Cal care for the needy; $199 million in state aid to local schools, including $34.S million for early childhood education: S22 million for the University of California (5.4 percent): and $34.2 mimon for 1he ~tate un- iversities and colleges (6.3 pel'· rent). ' Mesa Rape Suspect Nabbed by Officers Costa Mesa police have arrest- ed a man they suspect of having kidnaped and raped a 25-year-old Costa Mesa woman early Tues· day morning. sauJt with a deadly weapon. Of- ficers listed Roesler's address as 2775 Mesa Verde East, but said he has been living with friends at the Vista del Lago apartments, 1555 Mesa Verde East. He was arrested at 5 p.m. NATION'S PRESIDENCY MULLED BY PANELISTS REEDY, ANDERSON AND HOXIE Three-day UCI Symposium Examines Changes In Nation's Highest Office He said it was unfair under the percentage system that the low~st paid workers receive the s mallest raises yet their groceries cost the same as those of the highest paid employes. According to Detective Sam Cordeiro, a resjdent of the Vi sta del l,ago apartments where the rape tool< place said a man in the area resembled a police com- posite picture of the rapist. The picture was published Thursday in th~aily Pilot. Thursday near ~ennis courts in the completed portion of the apartment complex, not far from where the rape took place. The 25-year-old victim was kidnaped at kn if epoint from ihe parking lot of an apartment com- plex. Front Page Al ECKERT ... 1lpt>rations the appendectomy, ~md an earlier operation lo drain .Jn abscess Doctors at \hildrens I lospital said thE' girl was "very serious to cntical" when taken Monday evening. "She was happy:· Eckert said. She was suffering no dis· comfort. She was in good shape. If J felt taking her out would have killed h e r or seriousl y endangered her life, I would not have done so. I weighed the ris k ... Eckert s aid he and his wif<' took their daughter 's tem - perature regularly as they tried to find another place to lake her. When the girl was found to be missin~. police were called in. Eckert was found and arrested Grly Tuesday morning on a oharge of felony child neglect, but he did not have his daughter with him at the time of arrest. During the day Mrs. Eckert Cm.md a doctor m La Jolla who said he woulct examine the girl. He did so and the youngster was admitted to Scripps Memorial Hospital. •In the m eantime. the a.uthorilies had Amy Eckert ioade a ward of the juvenile court d when it was learned that she in Scripps a member of lhe ange County Department of ial Services went to La Jolla flld assumed custody of her. • Eckert claimed hls daughter has been improving at Scripps and expressed his satisfaction Y.·Hh the new doctor. "Ile told me. 'No patient will die under my tnife'. and warned that blood ~ould be available on a standby basis, but he said that there was only a remote chance that he y.iould use it. .. "Even if I had custody of the ~ild. that\.: about as a good a situation as I could get. The cptimum would be lo have a sur- geon who would not use blood tyen in a life a nd death situation, but you 're not goi n~ to get that.·· The girl was operated on at Scripps Friday afternoon. Af terward the hospital report wa · that "she is doing well. but she 1s still in serious condition." How would Eckert feel if blood was used in the operation'! "Very bad. I 'd be J!lad her life was hved, but sorry it wa!) necessary to do it with blood.'· .. Erkert s aid that J ehovah's Y/itnesses believe that those who follow God's laws will be resur· rected and li ve 10 everlasting ~fe. "People say we are im- practical. but to me it's so ~ractical not to trade time on this ~arth for everlasting life." ·- ORANGE COAST s ltw ~.tf'IO"' co.nt o .. i11 Poot. with wtt.c" 1 ratrbt~ 1~ N(tiW'\ p,,..~,. t'\ ~l'\hMJ b~ I~ Ot•~ Cc~~• f'ubhVHnQ Co,,..,,.,nv V(,Mith w:tltMlf'I\ .,~ &>ut)ll'l\fd Mont1111v '""'OUfit\ f nd"'1 tOf Co\ttl "'"\"· N~'f'WPO't P• i1<P'I. Hv,,••nqtfl" Rf'•<"IFO""'••n V•Uty. ''" f'lf'. S...ndlflf'a .. llAll•y •nd l•O""" 8e•Cll/Souln C.O.\J A ""QI! tt>qt()NI edtlton '' publhP'lfld \Ah.i"dl'f\ Mtd \H"' t).(ty\ T"r prln<•P•I p\,lbtl\hHIQ p1.-nt I .o l» v.01 o., 5tro•1. Co\I• M•w. C.1t1<,r111~ q1•16 Robert N. Weed P••l•d~nl •nd l>ublilMr Jack R. 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The problem, he said, is a lack of consensus on the guiding values of the people of the country. Without such agree- ment, he maintained. the leaders have no clear cut direction to lead. Panelist Gerald Warren, editor of the San Diego Union and former deputy press secretary to RirhaTd M. :'llixon, said the cons· tant tug of war between Congress and the president over which one controls the country is de- terimental to the nation's in- terests. In a vid eo-taped adclress, President Gerald Ford started the session by commenting that the nation's bicentennial is a good time to review the stale of its top office. Rites Slated For Perry Claypool, 85 · Masonic funeral services-will be conducted at 3 p.m. Monday with interment following at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar for Perry A. Claypool, 85, who died Friday, Jan. 9 . at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. Mr. Claypool, a native of Morris, Ill., was a three-year re- sident of Irvine and had lived in Newport Beach for 10 years. He moved to California in 1006 and spent most of his life in the Los Angeles area where he r etired as s ales manager for Union Hardware and Metal. A member of Seafarers Masonic Lodge and El Bandido Shrine, both of Newport Beach, Mr. Claypool was commander of the Knights Templar, Hollywood Commandery :'llo. 52, was a member of the York Rite Royal Arch and life member or Nela Shrine Club, Highland Park. Mr. Claypool is survived by his v:idow, Gladys, of the home 'ad - dress; a daughter. Bertrice Bar tholomew, Irvine: three grandchildren. Robert Beman, Anaheim. Betsy Barta, Newport Beach and Beverly DuPuis, Laguna Beach, and five great- grandchildren. The fa mily has suggested tributes in the form of con- tributions to Al Malaikah Tem- ple. Shrine Hospital for Crippled Chlldren, Los Angeles Unit, Los Angeles. Front Page Al OIL ... the Department or Interior are great. "Our battle is not lost and it is worth a f f!W thousands to hang in there," he added. Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tern Harriett Wieder said her city's participation in the con- tinued litigation will depend a lot on how voluntary collections from residents succeed. "We've let the people put their money where their moulh is and so far the response hasn't been overwhelming," she said. Another city official said later that the voluntary program has brought in about $3. Representatives or the local governments also took action towards backing current con- gressional legislation amending the federal law under which drill ing rights are sold. Newport Reach City Attorney Oennjs O'Neil said t he bilJ will In- sure needed environmental safeguards and will provide liability and bring more returns to the public. A task force received autboriution to draft recom· mendaUon:\ in supPort of the JeglslaUon. 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The eldest Distefano son, 35, was released on $5,000 bail only hours before Rosary wu-10 be re- cited for his 23-year-old brOther. Bail was originally set at $250,000 when DiStefano, of 6232 Chinook Lane, Westminster, Was arrested and booked on murder and attempted murder charges. Bail was reduced to the lower figure when he appeared in Central Orange County 'Judicial District Court in Santa Ana Fri- day. Police claim the elder son went to the family's longtime home angry over a conflict in work as- signments at th~ir ocean view Mushroom Growers complex. Shots were fired inside the house and Nicholas fled, right out the front as police arrived and they mistakenly shot t:tim as the suspect when he refused to halt, according to police accounts. PairNa~~d --· ..... --In Burglii:iies Costa Mesa police-have'ariest- ed a man and a boY, {her 'believe took more than sz,ooo rn goods from two homes on Pitcairn Drive New Year's Eve. John M. Clark. 24, Santa Ana, and a juvenile were arrested on information received from neighbors of the burglary victims, according to Detective W.H. Bechtel. Police s~id they also have re- covered mos t of the valuables taken from the homes of George Hollings worth ancf Glen Starkey, of 1790 and 1son Pilcnim Drive respectively . DHITH ' "BUTTONS" WAS SAVED FROM COYOTE ATTACK BY A WATCHFUL NEIGHBOR Despite lnjurt es, She Sleeps at Foot of Jamie Ht lmuth's Bed El Toro Marine Corps ;\ir Station is one of several Naval facill.ties charged with viOtating air pollution laws in a suit filed by State Atty. Gen. Evelle J . Younger Friday. The auit was filed in the U.S. District Court on behalf of the San Fran cisco Ray Are a Pollution Control District and the California .i\ir Resources Board. . .\ spokesman at the El Toro facility said they have received no official notification of the suit as yet so they have no con1m ent on it. The complaint alleges the Navy has been violating air pollution laws by allowing ex- cessive smoke stack emissions from jet engine tests it has been conducting at m ilitary in- stallations. 1'.:ng1nes wh ich ha\•e had repair work done on them are tested before pilots are allowed tony the plane, the F.l Toro spokesman said. Clemente Coyote Threat The suit ~lso alleges that local air pollution t"ontrol d istricts -hafe failed in efforts to end the \'iolations and that the '.'l'a\'y has continued to conduct tests. Neighbors Complain of Comirmed Attacks BY F REDERICK SCHOEMEllL OI •~• 0.1111 Pilol se.u l\ San Clemente family's pet Ghihuahua-terrier mix ·is well ori the road to recovery today but her archenemies . a pack of coyotes, continue to lurk in the neighborhood where the small dog was att~ked a week ago. "Ruttons' owned by Mr. and l\1rs. John elmuth, 755 Calle Vallarta in Shorecliffs, v.·as hauled and bitten by five coyotes after she was let out briefly Jan. 2. The dog was rescued from the bloodthirs ty coyotes by a neighbor who repeatedly threw rocks at the animals until they slunk away to lhe hills nearby. "The vet said it was a miracle she sur vived," Mrs. Helmuth said F'riday. Buttons suffered 15 puncture wounds , a severe gash in the neck and lost a pad on one of her paws. which later "'as surgically replaced by Dr. I~loyd Thomas . 5<1nClemente. , "She"s been doing real \:Ood . She slC'eps with the kids like she always has," Mrs. 1-felmuth said. !\1rs. llelmuth sa id the coyotes still are heard <It nights h00\\'ling in the-hills and canyons near th e-ir hon1t•. ,,,.hieh ~i buts Shorecliffs Gol f Course. Sht' said she ;ind a neighbor heard sounds last 'l'ucsday ni ght that indicated the pack of coyotes had ventured from the hills and down the street. One neighbor, she recalled, lost her cat and blamed the dis- appearance on coyotes. Scientis ts at the Wildlife Research Center in Denve r report that the national coyote population is in creasi ng. They estimate the increase "'as about 10 percent last year. despite an SS rni1!~0:1 f«clcral program to kill !ht>moff. H t•s t>;;•r<·h~·rs ;it the ce nter sav coyott>s h:1\·t• lt·>lJ"nt•d to forage in popt1!:1tt•d tirl'as by killing don1est!<' pt•!:;, !'>Ueh as <'<ils and dogs . HURRY! PHONE 968-3329 FOR LOWEST Civil penalties of $500 for each day in \\'hic h the violations have occurred and an injunction ~ro hibiting continued violations of the air pollution Jay,•s arc being asked in the s uit. The regulation v.•hich was al - legedly violated provides that any single stationary source di s- charging an air conta1ninant for more than three m inutes in any hour \\'hich obscures more than 20 percent of an observer's vie\\' is a violation. Oth('r installations named in the suit are the U.S. Nav al Air Stations in .o\!ameda Count y and !\1iramar and North Island in San DiC'go County. • • -- 0.11ly PilM Si.ti Ploolo S he's 'Loone y ' This is "Moon J)og." a ye,u·, old col li e mix \\'ho has lots ot:: good qualities, for a crazy lady . Not only is s h e housebroken. s 1>ayed and clean. but she's also a great watchdog. Call the 1-lunt - ington Beach Anin1al She lter at 536-8480 and sec if she's still there. Stall R esigning S1\CR.<\r.tENTO L<\P l ~Gov. F.dmund Rro \\•n Jr.'s press st>cretarv. Rill Stall. confirmed that he ~'ill be leavi ng the l~ro"·n administration soon to join th ... Capito! st<iff of the I ~ Angele:. Times. 0 , ,.. DlAeoM.U HOlll s44s s539 PRICES EVER OFFERED OM ALL A•t•••tic c ••lr•I c•lor "troclll 11t " -l•l•I•• • llf•·llll• color pkt-. "'-• ,,_ K-to •c- md ci.-1 to c....._ WITH REMOTE COMTROL HURRJFOR TNSOHE! S569 __ . . . - CHROMACOLOR II 25 11 DIAGONAL ZENITH~~ CHROMACOLOR II CALL FOR LOW PRICES! 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Civers Coast Pll3tor Adapts TM Methods Using By JO OLSON Ol lbe O.il~ Pilot St4tf The 1970s hav~ been a decade. of introspection, thus far, as Ameri.cans h ave turned to meditation and mantras in grow· m~numbers. 'l'his is fine for the non· churehgoer. nut what about the thousands of people from evangelical <'hurct1es who have been taught that all meditative thoughts should be in the form of prayers? Can Protestants, tuned in to the Puritan ethic. turn on to an Eastern philosophy suc h as transcendental meditation? Or should they avoid it and stiok to what they have been taught in the church? The answer, according to Rev. distinguish it from a devotion, since during meditation, there are no lessons to be learned, Rev. Maddox ~mpbasized. "The mantra is a syllable or· word to keep a person's mind in a meditative state . There is no magic in that word,'' he said. REV. MADDOX HAS used Norma n Vincent Peale's "Thought Conditioners," but said that any short verse will do. The CM concept was developed after the minister heard a guest speaker use a visualization technique during a Sunday church service. and attended some introductory lectW'eS on TM. • Newport Harbor Seventh Day Adventist Church lea@ the Protestant churches ~f the n~tion in its members' pe~ capita giving, according to a report issued m November by the National Coundl or Churches. The congregation, which meets at 271 Avocado ( J Street, Costa Mesa, chipped in 1 ' BRIEFS $486.48 per member in 1975. _ _ "Time to Run," a color film presenting a mixture of problems and solutions to family situations, will be shown at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Lutheran Church of the Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. The presentation is sponsored by the Luther League Youth Group. Demonstrations of musical instruments by professional musi· cians is scheduled after the 11 :15 a.m. service Sunday at Ga~d.en Grove Community Church. The performanc:es are PCU:l of pu~lic1~y for the church's performing arts center, which began instruction m the spring term last week. Don Maddox, a Newport Beach minister, is th at the principles of transcendental meditation can be used s uccessfully by any ch urchgoer, because r eligious meditation and TM have the same objectives. "I deride-d that maybe getting quiet. still and relaxed is an up and coming thing within the church," he explained. "And I saw the parallel of what TM said it would do for you. Historically, it is what Jesus said he would do -give rest a nd peace." . Maddox read additional books on meditation and then found in· stances in the Bible of where meditation was used. "Jesus went off by himself," he noted. REV. MADDOX LOOKS FOR BIBLE MANTRAS East, West Waye to Relax Can Merge First Baptist Church of Laguna Hills will have a business Jlle~t ing after the 10:45 a.m. service Sunday, followed by a fellows hip hour in F ellowship Hall. HE HAS FOR~IRD a new t·on- cept called Christian Meditation <CM), which follows in structure ·the widely praC'tiC'cd T:\t in· troduced in this country by )taharishi !\lahes h Yogi . Instead of a person<1l mantra. Rev. Maddox s uggests that a very short verse. or part of a verse. from the Bible be chosen, such as John U : I, "Let not your heart be troubled." It should be a verse with a positive message so that the meditation will be an uplifting experience, he said. The verse also mu::>t be short to OCC Offers Jewish Class A look at the hi story nf Jud.'.l ism. from Abraham to :\I art in Huber. has hC'en added to t he Oran ,!H' Coast F.vening. College class schedule thb spr· in~. The course mel'ts Thursdays from 7-10 p.m. at Corona del Mar Bi~h School. The C'lass also takes ~ look at the literature and c-eremonv that s ur round Judaism a n·d its rt•ligious impact on modern thought. Spring classes begin Feb_. 2. Registration is now underway • through Feb . 6 in oc c ·~ Adm issions and Records Of ficC'. For re~istrat1on information, phone 556·5735. CHURCHGOERS AS well as the general population are con- stantly bombarded with words, so there is a definite need for a quiet time, Maddox stressed. ''There are a lot of words in the worship service and we do not have opportunities to be quiet. During prayer. our minds wander if w e don't move our lips. We don't know how to handle quiet times because of our Purit3n ethic." This new concept of "convers· ing with God·· frees the person from the rigidity of having to kneel in prayer or make specific requests. ''CM COULD RE done in an of· fice at a typewriter," Maddox s3id. "The rationale is that God knows our hearts. We don't need to spend all our prayer time con· versing with God." The side benefits, he added. are physical regeneration, an opening of ('reativ e op portunities. a lessening of stress and an opportunity to learn Bible verses. "('M is an inward looking ex perience. but in the look, we see God." Maddox said, "God wants to communicate with us more than we want to communicate with him Through CM. God speaks to us." Rev . L Robert Keck, another minister studying possibilities in meditation at First Community Church in Col um bus, Ohio, states that CM can help persons de· velop "God·given abilities" to do a host of healing .type activities. THESE INCLUDE avoiding tension and migraine headaches, preventing illness, aiding the healing process, reducing or eliminating pain , enhancing in· sight on the ultimate questions of l ife. eliminating fears a nd phobias and increasing creativity. CM seems to be a concept that people heretofore have left the church to find, according to Dr. Ira Progoff, a new New York psychologist who pioneered journal therapy, so perhaps it should be put back into organized religion. "People are seeking the in·· tense experience that religion on- ce provided," he said during a newspaper 'interview. •'So they go into encounter or yoga and think. ·wow.' this is it.· "Rut when the glow doesn't last, they try somethlng else - m a y be. T M . t r · a ns action a 1 analysis gestalt or EST " CM JS NOT limited to Chris· tians or c hurch m e mbers , however. Rev Maddox em· phafrzed. and ''it i s not a panacea in times of trouble But it will gi ve strengt h.·· It is a method of relaxing, of 'reintegrating oneself psychical· ly," so a person has "more of his total potential to draw on." "It's very important for all in- dividuals ," the Rev. Maddox said. "lt 'a a universal law that applies to all mankind. A person must attune himself to his inner being.'' H e plans to teach h'i s meditation techniques at $25 a person in c hurc h es, f or corpor ations and in conjunction with a marriage.family t counselor. FOR THE EXECUTIVE classes, CM will not be a lesson in religion, but an exercise in learn- ing to relax-somethlng that is often hard for men with great responsibilities. CM has several thlngs to re· commend it over TM, according to R ev. Maddox, who is a g raduate of Princeton Theological Seminary. You can pick your own mantra and. it's much less expensive to learn, Maddox said. Anyone wishing information may rontact Maddox at 646-7147 or through James Carpenter, marriage and family counselor, at 832·892~. Bail Forfeited MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) -Some $9,000 put up by various United Methodist Church agen· cies as bond for Indian activist Dennis Banks has been forfeited because of Banks' failure to ap- J)ear in court for sentencing. Bill Drozda, retiri.,ng choir director of F~rst United .Methodist Church of Fountain Valley, will be honored wit~ a reception _follow. ing the 10:45 a.m . servi~e,Sunday.~Later, follown~g a .6 p.m. ftsh and chips dinner, the Read, E!at ahd Discuss group will discuss the book "Born to Love." Actress Jane Withers will. be the guest of the annual Lasagne Candlelight Dinner of the Women's Mi_nistries of G 1 arden Gro~e (',ommunity Church at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 20 m tile c~urch s Fellowship Hall. Reservations at five dollars each are available through the Women's Ministries Office, 750· 7000. Deadline is Jan. 19. Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach begins its guest lecture series on The Family beginning 10 a.m . Sunday at Corona del Mar High School with Dr. Muriel Golub discussing changes in the structure of the Jewish family in Orange County and throughout the nation. Friday Sabbath services will feature a talk by Rabbi Silverman, "On the Death of Arnold Toynbee: the Professor and the Fossit." The service is set for 8 : 15 p.m. at 2101 lSth Street, Newport Beach. Rev. Wendy S!llith, a graduate of Harvard Divinity School and an Episcopal d eacon from the California Diocese and Dean of the Chapel of Stanford College, will speak to Church Women United of Newport Har bor at 9:30 a .. m. Frid'lY· "Women in the Bible" is her topic. The meeting includes installation of officers and a brunch~ The 1,700 lay ministers of Garden Grove Community Church will be recognized in a 6 p.m. service Su nday in the church sanctuary. The church volunteers, wbo have completed a lay ministers' training program, serve as teachers, youth leaders, literacy tutors, t elephone counselors, small group leaders, and as· sistants in pastoral care. A new adult study group, "A Conversation About Death," begins at 10:30 a .m. Sunday at Community Presbyterian CburCh of San Juan Capistrano. The discussion will be led by Doris Welsh and Ken Mays and will draw on the r esources of a lawyer, a hospital chaplain and a funeral director. Henry Parsons, a member of Neignborhood Congregational Church who returned from a t&u"r of six-Englana churches, will be the guest speaker to the church's women's fellowship at 1 p:m. Tues· day in bridge hall. :~I ====o====· R====AN=======G===-E-:::=:::=(:===O=A~S==T=====C====;-HU-;---R_C_H_D_m_E~C===T===O===R===~~J • LUTHERANCHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES . -~ t ST.JAMESEPISCOPALCHURCH i -WELCOMES YOU =-· 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach • SUMDAY 7:30 A.M. Holy &lci..ist 9 & I I A.M. Holy &lcharbt ClllCI Mon1i1MJ l'royer, alft-t wh 9 A.M. Chwch Schoof 1..,.,.,.., I 0 A.M.I CHARISMATIC MASS 3rd S..ftdoyof MCMtttl, 7:30 P.M. TUESDAY I 0 A.M. Holy Eucharist, HNNIMJ SerYic• with LAY I MG OM OF HAMDS WEDMlSA Y I 0:4 5 A.M. HHli1t9 Pra,..-F91ow_..ip 7:30 P .M. PNrftt & ProiH ~Re,, John P. Ashry II, RectOf'-PhoM 675-0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2043 OrancJe A•e., Costa Mesa SUM DAY SERVICES-I & I 0 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL-t: 15 A.M. HURSERY CARE Ft-. Howard MottCartwricJht, tic,,--PIM>M 541·2237 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH VISTA VERDE SCHOOL 5144 Mica....M111, lrtltw Worship Senicw & Sunday School-I 0 A.M. 551·4361 .... ri«Jf'rOYided • 552 .. 753 Tht-R••· L LOMOnt WlltSMJr .. Vic• Saint Michael And All Angels Episcopal Church 3213 Pacific View Orin, Corona del Mar S..nday S.r•lctt-1Ir9:30 A.M. .... nt-rf & ChildCor•-9:30 A.M. T~-7 A.M. w.-tdcry1-9:30A.M. n. R.Y. John ROC)f'n Da•i1, bdor ,.,._. 644-0463 ST. WILFRED'SEPISCOPALCHURCH Elli1 An., IE. of 5 Poitthl, ............ le11eh Dr. Ja"'u C. Col•y-lector Dally Mon.thruFri -930-11 .30AM. Pre-school Gloria Kohler. 8.A. D1rectress(968-3100) s-d9ySen 8:00A.M. -H ly Eucharist with meditation 9:30 A.M. -Alt nate Holy Eucharist & Morning Prayer (nursery re) 9:30AM.-Church hool 11 :00 A.M -Alternate Morning Prayer & Holy Eucharist (nursery care) 4:00 P.M. -Junior Youth Group 5:00P.M.-SeniorYouthGroup 7:00P M.-SolemnEvensong w ... 14cry, a Hot., 0..,1 l O·OO A.M. -Holy Eucharist twy..,.._.HotyP..-e,HolyMamacJeby.,palatw..t tt. 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Christian Hunef'y Care Pro•ided Costa Mesa North PIMNw: 557.3~40 Worship 9· i 5 A.M. MESA VERDE Huntington Beach North Festive 9812 Hamilton METHODIST CHURCH COMMUNITY UNITED ColNllUftity Presbvterla11 Cwch Worship 10:30A M. Hunti'")tonBeach Meuver0e&8akers1. , METHODIST CHURCH 415Fort-stA .. .,C.,,..lecli NurS41<YCareAv11lable llTM234 6662 Hei·I Ave. 842·A A61 In. Artt.r J. TClllll-'-962-~005 W-"'-&Ci.rchSchool .... ...__, WELCOME -_,. W~9& 10:30 Rn.AllMrtO.Hjf't'1M-ltt.Artt...l.ctwtler GLORIA DEi LUTHERAN CHURCH 33501 STONEHILL DR .. DANA POINT JOHH O. KMUDSOM, PASTOR WORSHIP-I: JO & I I SUNDAY SCHOOL.-9:45 493-3414 496-3424 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Missouri Synod 7 60 Victoria St .. Costa M ... lothar V. T Ol"llOW, Pator-541·5404 WonhipSenlcn-1:1-S& I I A.M. S..ftday SchoQI& AclllltllbleCleu-9:30 A.M. Christi°" a.-.t_.., Schoof-541·6166 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 W.M Vff'Cle Dr .. CCKtaMno ANOREWC ANOEASON.P111or-JAMESR NELSON Al61tt1nc S..ndlly Schoat-9:30 A.M. MontMgWanMp-1& 11 A.M. P-r1r1Ce of Pe-Cultteran SellOOI Mr Slepllen S.netluno. Principal Office l>N>I'• S41Ml!>2 I Sch<>of Pllont S4!Ml562 qQaC€. luth€Qan ChURCh 8931 EOlnger, HUnhnQIOO 8elell WOii...,_ UtA 191M ~ ,_.,SCHOCK-... ~ .... , ...... ,.w.,... NUIMIYCAP-..... thH ttt-tJ It .. ,.M.......,, '•.nouo TOvnt LUTHRAN CHURCH OF THE MASTSl JMOPaclflc Yliew Dr .. C...def Mer- 644-2664 Sundcly School 9: 15 Mon.llMJ Worship I 0:30 Re•.Larryfl _.I •P---HJ.0761 SOUTH COAST CHURCH OF CHRIST MttthtcJ At H.tMlr Ar.a leyt CIMb 21Jt TnffRA•e..C.tteMesa •,uNOAY b1eLe ClASflC'\ 1u" P'4 "'(1IH~l"'G WORS>tlP SERI/IC[ 11 AM E \llNING StllV!Ct 11 f> M TMUR!>OAYllOU~A: 'StltlOPM EvanCJtlfst-lob Meletr 610-7706 for fftfot nutNK C• 96a.0776 SlS.4866 t:30A.M. ChwchSchool 9·10A.M.-CliristloddllC.UO.How CHRISTCHURCH 9& IO:lOA.M. IO:ISA.M.-Woriltlp 11:15A.M.-Felow.W,..._, BY THE SEA P11oM: 4?4·75$5. NewPOrtBeach NEWPORT CENTER i4oow. Balboa Blvd. UNITED METHODIST St. Mark Pre~an.Cllllrch 6 73·3805 Corner J..__ & la .Dr .. c.,... .. M• Rev. Robert Shepard Jr. 1601 Marguerite Ave. RH. WiNiom A.Mcq.Md,Pothw Coronadel Mar l " Worthlp & Chwch SchoQI w-u.. & S.ndlly SchoQI IO A.M. Worsllip Church Scllool~' • I 0:30 A.M. . 9:30A.M. _ _,. Pho,w:644-ll41 w..w.yrr .. SchMI R••.Johnl.IC•• ~;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;=:::;;~~========~ 9·11:45 rtwlot-644·0745 SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARBOR REFORM TEMPLE S..._..Swflces Frlct.y ••eal!MJ I: I SP .M. F•lySenlce FintfridayoftMMOwfti 7:30P.M. Rabbi: Bernard P. King Cantor: Barbara Lauterbach Educator: Doris Michael 1400 W. Balboa Blvd. NewPort Beach. Calif. For ....,_HM. caU7S.7230 TEMPLE BAT YAHM (Relom11 ltlilllli MEL YIM D. Sil VlllMAH Sabbetll Serflc•s-frict.y I : IS P.M. et2101 IStUt.,H.wportlHch ...... Sc""6-S...., 9:30 A.M. to 12 H....._ Sc-.C-TilancMy 4: I I· 6: IS P.M. ,... ...... .__ ..... c••1w116 P.0 .loaHl.CorCMle .. Mer-92625 TEMPlf SHARON 617W.H -c .... ...... ua ... ,~."" C~ftOll .. tovn-.OMMN~ -~M.Cll~tO-.......... _. .. UM&RY &<:HOOL Al~tOU& ~ IUl'llOAY8CH()Ol. OONl'"'MAT10N IM/9ATMITIVNI SenlacM~:.!'H~t:~~t:lll~ f:llA.M. .,......._.,_ c.tl._la ... •lmcM~IH1 c...11ua. -..--ulllllldl~ot~ This Sunday Worship in S t . .l!ndn'ws Trcsbyfcrian Clturclt . 600 St. Andrews RQad • Newport Beach "THE MAN WITH TWO FACES 11 Dr. Dierenfie ~d preaching Seryioes 8 A.M .• 9:30 A.M . and 11 A.M. ABC UMIOf HILP-645-2222 TEMPLE ISAIAH COMlllYATlvt $ .... tllServlcH Enry Friday at 8: I SP .M. ~CWfat'-Clwcli.,MeWl*f leech J.401 ..................... .... 517.5325 646-1112 ..... IW Ir P.0 .8od&I, Tu111n,Ca.112MO IBJ .. OUSSCMOOL Dr ................. .... ISIAIL ACADEMY ..ttta UNIVERSITY SYNAGOGUE A Celebration or Llf e l.....tAc-.yw.. .. T.: ............... w.n. .... k ..... 1Mldlffi.011e.1-eu1...,& ... ~Olt-i I \ - .. • • ' , , r •• l. • •• -... Literacy tor Foreigner• OAILVPILOT Labhach Training Starting Marcus Bach To Be Guesr At Comnuuuiv ~ lttCottc ert Chico Holid ay, once a secular recordlng star who b ecame a si n g ing evangelist, will be presented in' concert at 6 p.m. Sunday at Coast Christian Center . 883 W. 15th St .. Newport Beach. The concert hi fre<'. If you are between 20 and M years of age with a high school diploma, you can be trained in the Laubach method or teaching the under-educated and foreign. born to read, write .and speak English. A new eight-week, tutor- training rlass will begin Tuesday at Garden Grove Community Church's Literacy Center. The dass m eets from 7 to 10 p.m. for eight consecutive Tuesdays on the GGCC campus , 12141 Lewis St. IN ADDITION tothetrailling course, tutors also participate ln six hours or practice teaching. This in volves three two-hour vis· its to the center, during which the prospective tutors observe tutors working with students. The Laubach method , pionet>red by Dr. 'Frank C. Laubach in the Philippines in the Brazilians Perform The Brazil Praise Singers. a g roup of nine young Brazilians ac- <.'ompanied by a missionary family, will present a concert at 7 p.m . Wednesday at Harbor Trinity Baptist Church, Costa Mesa. Besides songs in Portugese and English, the group presents folklore. testimonies, a brief message in Portugese, and a color slide program. The singers. come from six Ba ptist churches in Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul. Mi'Ssionary HermaJl Effa, director. of the group, and his family have lived in Cazias do Sul sincel967. . The Costa Mesa appearance is part of a four-month tour of the United States and Canada. A total of 68 churches are hosting the singers. early 1900's, utilizes the picture/sound approach. Stu- dents view pictures of object and Jearn the syllables of the word by sound, according to Elvera Hasford, Literacy Center director and tutor-trainer. NUMF.ROUS concepts, in- cluding telling time and exchang- ing money, are <.'overed in the six Laubach books, which comprise the tutoring course and, when completed. bring the student to a seventh grade reading level. Although the Literacy Center is the state's largest. "we need more tutors to lower· the 2 1 student/tutor ratio to the pre· rerred l·l ratio," Mrs. Hasford stated. ''The Laubach method is based upon the each one-teach one concept. On a l ·l basis, the students can work at their own pace and proceed as fast as they are able." For more information about the tutor-training course. contact GGcc·s Christian Education of- fice, (714 ) 750·1000. in mind for you Dr. Marcus 'l'Utcn. • w orld traveler, autnor ana teeturer. will be the 1ruest aoeake r at Community Chur ch bv the Bay at 10 a.m. ;,erv1ces Sunday at Corona del Mar Hl(hSchool. Ba<.'h ts an authority on world r e ligions and h as talked to religious leaders in Japan, Indi a. Russia , Pakistan and Korea. ifo studied voodooism in Haiti and . lived with the Maya·Auriches m Guatemala . He a lso studied psyc h ic h ealers in the Philippines and acupuncturists in Japan and Taiwan. Among his more than 20 books are "The Inner Ecstasy," ''The Power of Perception," "The Magic of Your Life," and "Time for a Change in Thinking." The public is invited to the program at Community Church in its new location al 2101 East bluff Ori ve in the little theater of Corona del Mar High School. WORLD TRAVELER Or. Marcus Bach ' ... ;~-:mo --- COAST CHRISTIAN CENTER 883 W. 15th St., Newport Beach Presents CHICO HOLIDAY IN CONCERT Mormons COmplete New Mesa Chapel YOU ARE INVITED this year? , Member s of th c celebrate completion of Church of Jesus Christ of their new chapel with an Latter-day Saints in open ho\.'9e from 7 to 10 Costa M es a will p.m.~1Xiay. T h e n ew $870,000 structure, at E stancia Drive and Adams Avenue, was b egun in October, 1974 and has been fully paid for. church mem bers said. SU MD A Y, JAM. I I th I 0 A.M. I Laymen's Class Set The open house will Garden Grove Community Church's Lay feature displays, films Ministers Training Center will open its seven-'\o'eek and activities highlight- winter term Jan . 21, offering som e 32 self-help·, Bi· ing the fam ily-centered ble and lay minister training courses. teachings of the Mormon This adult training program, pioneered by Church. Light refresh-ments will be served. GGCC four years ago as a public service. is cen-br · tered around the concept of "equipping the laity for The pu ic is invited. A church spokesman the work of the ministry" (Eph. 4 : 14 >. said t he new building tohecr Dr. Marcus Bach "FREE TO GROW" New Message Series by OR. HAROLD F. LEESTMA Jan. 11 -"It's Really Up to You" Jan. 18 -"Choose the True Freedom" The Training Center will offer two courses at will be used extensively 4:45 on Sunday afternoons: "Principles of Chris tian through the week, except Marriage," taught by Dr. Raymond Beckering, for Monday nights which GGCC co-pastor; and "Psychic Controversies and are designated Family the Christian Faith," led by counselor Dr. L arry Hom e Night b y the Morrell. church. Registration and course information may be ---------- obtained from the LMTC office, located on the GGCC campus, 12141 Lewis St., or by calling (714) 750-7000. Think? Lease? World traveler and authority on modern relig ions. give his inspiring message on t he art o f be tter understanding among people of the world. Jan. 25 -"God Has Strange Ways" Feb. 1 -"Is Someth1rig Missing?" Feb. 8 -"Soli Dea Gloria" Feb. 15 -"What Happens When We Meet?" SINGLE ADULT FB.LOWSHIP .~ ...... , lllWe..., EVERY SUNDAY· 9:00 A.M. SO. CAUF. COLLEGE DIMING COMMONS 2 ... Gr-.. 20.lt & 40.Up 2525 Newport BIYd., COSta Mesa GOLDIE RUNYON -642-7550 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 2501 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach-642-7443 Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. Pastor s-My Sc_._t:lO A.M .. Wortlaip I O:lO .A.M. & 7 P.M. w~ Preyer Sen-Ice-7:30 P.M. FIRST SOUTHERN IAPTIST CHURCH 650 W. H........;strftt, Cost. Mete 641•tlll SUHDAY SCHOOL-t:45 .A.M. WORSHIP SERVICES-11 A.M. & 6 P.M. MUISEIY raoYIDED . PASTOR. HY. JOI HUMH HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH ConMt' of,_..._,,, -a.Iler, C .... W... .... c.-. s.los. Pestor ,..... 17141 55'·7711 SUHDAY WORSHIP SHVICIS 1:10 & 11 A.M.-S'IMDAY SCHOOL t:45 A.M. WIOHISDAYS-7 r.M. '°" ..... & "-"" Girtl s..-, h ... Senice-6 P.M. ADULT lllLI STUDIES CENTRAL lllLE CHURCH 23rd St. at Or'ClftC)e. Co1to Mesa -645-5050 . .. ..................... ... Mon1M9 w~-t0:JO A.M .. 111.-Y Scllool t A.M- S.wdey he'""9 WortWp-6:JO r.M. • ,,...,_......-.w~••.-Y -7r.M. COMMUNln CHURCH IY. THE IA Y Meeting each Sunday in c...-. .. MsHltllScllool 2101 ... WfDr .. Me.,•rtlellC,._IOA.M. Dr.~ .. , ...... ..... ,_ ...,.... ..... 645-7650 9:30 and 11 A.M. TOYOTA Herb Friedlander f.ar A lefter DNI 10011 G--.. Gro•e II.a G..ct... G,. ... Community Ctwch by the Bay Dr. w-.. ......... MWshr CorOM cht Mer High School, UTTUTHU'RE EL TORO HIGH SCHOOL LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH 210 I EASTIWFF DRIVE. 5'1'7-7777 517-5464 Newport leach DIAL ll7·PllAY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUHCHIS OF THI MOTHER CHURCH THE FtlST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SC84TIST IH IOSTOH. MASSACHUSETTS "SACRAMENT" January 11, 1976 Costa Mn a-Fi"t Chwch of C'-rist, SciHtfst 2110 MHG Verde Dr~ Costa MeM 511...t.y Scllool -t: 15 A..M. Cliiwclt Ser•lce -11 A.M. IMCllMJ loom, 2150 MHO Y ... Dr. HuntingtonJeach-First Church of Christ, Scietltist Ith & Oli\'e, Hlln"'"Jt-lkeclt Cliiwcll & S.lldoy School -t:JO & 11 A.M. ~ ROCNll -221 Molft St. ' CltildC ... T•sdays9:l0to I l:lOA.M. For leoclillcJ ROOM SNdy l"IM-ChrlstiOft Sclette• Society of f"iH u.lnnffy HkJlt School 4771 c...,.. Dr .• l00tn217·211 s-.y Scllool -t A.M-a.rciii ~Ice -I O:lO A.M.. l& 2U W-4. Senok o -I r .M~ ba. JO I Ug.. leoc•-First Chwch of Cllrist, SciMtlst HIHltliDriH a.ell A s..d9y School -I 0 A.M. .......... -214Fon1tAH. ...,_...,...._FintCt.rchofClwf1t, Scietlffst C.--C,..,. Volley r..taw.., & CW»lloae DriH Qwcll a s.d9y Scllool-I 0 A..M. .......... _ 27762 ForWs Rd.. s.ih l Mtssloft V5-fo-RrstCWch of Christ, Scietltkt C:.dller• .._...., Scllaol. 25912 C:. •11 •Dr. ca.ell a S.-, Sca.o.1-10 A.M. R ........ -s.tew., c .................... La,_ Newport leech-Ant Ce.rd! of Cllrist, Sclewtfst JJOJ Vt. Udo, Mowporl .... Clmrcll & ~ Scllool-I 0 A.M. a ...... a ..... u1sv1eu. child ~rf Pl'ovld9d T~ lk*>-11:30 A.M. lor SludV Tlfl'lt Newport leech-SecOMI Cllwclt of Christ, Sclefttiat llOOPeaHlcYlowDr .. C..... ....... ~ • ...,Sc ..... -IOA.M. ...... a ... -HOOT'l.e...tHwy .• C4M W-4. h ... To.,._llyMu ..... -1 P.M.. Al Clllni.. All are cordially invited to attend tM cburch services and enjoy lhe privileges of the Reading Rooms Clilll c_.. ..... n.4 AT ALL SllYICB 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF NEWPORT BEAOt (Me~Church,Un~edCllurl;holR&11goousSc..nce.l Al SUHDAY SEIVICE .ct SUHDAY SCHOOl-10:30 A.M. "How Religious Science Works" URBANUS SQUARE MacArfftur at Ford Road-HewDOrt Beach FOR ANINSPIRATIONALMESSAGEOIAL~74 640.5731 ........ ~. No. 541-6510 NEWPORT HARIOR CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SC JEN CE Sermon-Med1tat1on-Hea11ng SUNDAYSCHOOL-11 A.M. "HOW GOD POWER WORKS" I n. ae-c. JacklOfl 541 Center St., Costa Mesa 646-1032 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUNA BEACH 20062 Legune Canyon Rd al Ell oro Rd. Herwya.tn.rd.O 0 -Mln1st" JoN Gematd. A&&talanl M1n1sler SUHDAYSHVICl-t& 11 A..M. Jr.Ca-ell& YwlllCireillpl-t A..M.Otity SERVICES I 0 A.M. & 6 P.M. INTERESTING FUNDAMEHT AL lllLE TU CHING COAST lllLE CHURCH MARCOFORSTERJR HIGHSCHOOL OEL081SPO&AVl~,$AN JUAN CAPISTRANO 4U-lt4t 4t4· 1141 130.0407 HARIOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740W. WH10tt,Co1taMesa 548-4704 DOMALDl.1111.H atCHAIDL.DUH r.stor AuocMlte SUMDAY SEIVICIS 9:45 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOOL I 0:45 A.M.-"FAClMa THI UMINOWN" ,....,.Ll~S,.--. 6:00 p .M.-Sl'ICIAL &UUT PDCISS UMOMA COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL NEW CHURCH OF The Way Newfy formed • Non-denomination .. llbf• Cent«ed • Medltetfon• I ______________ __...___ ___ _, ~-K~-Ele,,..ntwy-Ch<ICl<Ate . ·-L-~~-~~--~~----------' Pt'fCltolol)lc .. & Mltaphylical '" .. ,. ....... lervlcea lunday 11:00 A.M. Metttat lclence W«tcahOp, Wed. • ,,M. M11""9 Room ot 01ftl Qub, 2032 Orenge Av~., C.M. COAST CHRISTIAN CIMTR tater DH1•tnltl111llCMri...tk 881 W. l Ste. St .. Newport.._. WILCOMIS YOU Sul'ldayReholousEducationcta .... AllA;.t-9:45A.M .. WORSHIP-10:45 A.M. WORSHIP-8PM. ,ASTOi JOI TIUCIS Mcr..eM PrelM CMCert Frlct.1-7:JO P.M. 631-1955 . 751-0417 • 'Pl~mouth Co118resat1ot1al Clum Ii 1262 ~st..Me ..... 1Mcll-642-2HO .,,., ................... , .... .. ~w.-.,-1:11& 11UiL-1 r.M- ~•SdliMl-1iJt& 11..w. Dr .............. . > SUNDAY -JAN.11 -6:00 P.M. Regular Sunday Morning Services Sunday School -9:45 a.m. Morning Worship -10:45 a.m. "CHRIST IN THE CRISIS" Sermon by Pastor Joe Trucks Friday Night -7 :30 p.m. M aranatha Praise Concert "THE BAREFOOT GOSPEL" HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH of Newport lkoch IOl1elpl.1I A Cormt Welcttlle '""' die UNITED CHURCH OF CHllST 240 I l"iM at Sattta Isabel c .... ~ k-........... .,,. ...... ManiilWJ W onliip 10:45 A.M. "IEIHG CST AIM Of GOO'S MYSTEltY" Rev Gene R Swanson Pastor 645-5781 MirseyC... FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Main & Adams Streets Huntington Beach l lbfe School & MomlncJWonhip 9 A.M.& IO:l OA.M. VESrHS-6P.M. GOLOEHHOUR of WORSHIP-7 r .M. Nu,,...,c"'" prQYICled at •11 _,,ioe. Office 536-2589 !:>1al Devotion 536-9580 COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL 61 1 HetiotropeAH,. Cor0tt0 .. Mor 644-7400 DOMld W.hh, MW1tw I 0 A..M.-s-dav Worslilp Clue" Sci-Ool an0 NOKS*YOlr• MEIGHBOHOI CONGREGATIONAL CllllCH 340 St. AMI'• PL at Gle.eyre. LOCJIMO lkoclt 494-8061 JoM M. lenoldt. MIMttw R1cna11fo.MooreJr. M1n19ler ol Chnttian Education 9:00A.M. C,...tj•e Arts How ~~= SHEPHEID OF THE llU.S 30121 ............ LalJllH ...... 495-ll lO o..id s ••• ,... .......... I 0 .A.M.....Coatlllllfl a rw f FGlllityWonWp Cllld et.re• Sclloel RRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH -A ' (J) 792 Vittoria St~ Costa ~10 8 1bleSchoo19 15A M.-Worsh1010:30A.M, Youth GrouPS 6 P.M. -Vespers 7 P.M W ini ... G. w •er. rastar Nur-vCare541•l461 Pte-&:hool 111/t; .\{!\/)I} MORNING WORSHIP: 8:30 or 11 a.m. "WHEN LIFE IS NO PARTY!'" ' 0 CH RISTIAN EDUCATION and • ~ CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION: 9:45 a.m. '- cu I[) ' "" i"' .i. ~ EVENING WORSHIP: 6 p.m. Pantomime Presentation by "HANDS & FEET'' "o °"'o IJ,. ,,,.n~t· o. lt'oml ~· .s.,.. Po<1t1r ;,_~'? ~~t:~ ~~I" cP Newport Unity f{J, I/) ' J' ~ Rev. Su ne Richards. Minister O..atl11llS-.lce IOA.M.-....,kllMltA..N. "POWER OF DIVINE LOVE .. John 15:6 & 17 -Hosp1tallty Sunday z....cw. ,, ................. ..... Office 64'-5111 Dl.U ·A.f'IAYa646-1717 .I • . i\Q DAILY PILOT $~turday. January tO. 1911 • Valley ~an 's Still Waging Fluoridation Battle o.11r l'ii.t Sta« rt.te 'I KNOW l 'M RIGHT' Fluoride Foe Lindegren Ry KATHY CLA.'l Y 0t .. o.11r fttlMS&lff A Fountain Valley mao, who led a three-year battJe over fluoridation of the city's water s~pl.)', l8 reviving bis fight - this time over fluoridation throughout CaHrornia. Retired Army Col. George Ltn- degren~ 17135 Santa MadriDa St~ t'laimed the 25 California cities which are adding artificial fluoride to their water supplies are doing so illegally. AND HE SAID he asked Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to bold hear ings with the California Depart· ment or Health to show cause why the fluoridation permits should not be revoked. Lindegren , who lost the fluoridation battle in Fountain Valley in 1972 after two elections over the issue, said he also is ask· ing concerned residents to con· tribute to a legal fund to fight the matter tn court. He noted that about 20,000 persona ~oted agai n st fiuoridation in elections in Foun· taln Valley and Huntington Beach. If each would donate $J, he said, a healthy legal fund could be established. He asked those interested to call him at 817-8823. UNDEGREN, WHO SAID he has been battling the issue alone !or nine years, expljlined. "I am going to keep fighting until 1 can get a court to determine whether the permits are t~gal." He charged the 25 California permits were issued fraudulent· ly. He said state codes require the Board of Public Health to de- termine that adding fluoride is safe. 1.indegren claimed there are no medical studies to prove that. Fountain Valley Public Works Director Wayne Osborne said he de>e$n 't know If such studies are available. But he doubted the istate would 1rant permits without proper supporting docu· ments. UNDEGRtN ALSO charged that -in Fountain Valley's case -there were other violations. He contended voters were mis · led with false information, and said the state failed to get a re· port from the local medical society before issuing a permit. A~d Lindegren charged the permit !ailed to specify a time limit for fluoridation to be com· pleted in Fountain Valley. Osborne said he believed all proper procedures were followed. He said he was aware of Llndegren 's complaint about the time limit, but state officials told him none was needed. I <JsBORNE acknowledged thnt fluoridJltion isn't compl~te in Fountain Valley. C~rently, two wells, supply lng 70 rcent of the water, a Te eq ui pe~ with. fluoridation devices. he said. Two older wells are not, he said, but they soon will be replaced with a new, laTger, fluoridated well. He said the city had planned fluoridation this way all along but the new well bas run into a series of delays. Osborne said the city's water has a natural fluoride content of .4 parts per million, and the in· tent is to add artificial fluoride to bring it to one part per million. At present, the content ranges from .7 to one part, be said. LJ:SDEGREN SAID HE isn't arguing about natural fluoride. but believes the artificial fluoride is an industrial waste. harmful to health. He said he has complained about the matter in pubUc bear- ings thro"'•oul Southern CalU'cl""'. !aM' wrttt~ lbe dls · trlct attomtfy nd state attorney general and to each year's Orange County Grand Jury, but there sOtl has been no ln- vestigattcm. He alsD.belongs to a group or 30 citizens and ,physicians offering a , SJ00,000 J;"eward to anyone who can prove fluoridation Is not harmful, and has collected re- ams or )nf orm.ation and cor- respond en~e from persons throughout the country . OSBORNF. SAID THE chief argumenl !or fluoridation is to reduce cavities in children. But LindegTen, who uses dis- tilled bottled water, contended the public is "being lied to, mis- led, by the profluoridationists, and that is wbat keeps me going. I know J am right." Brown's Education Bid Antitrust Issue ~Eyed In ~'Oil Deal Governor Pushing Very Few New Programs SAC'R A:\1 £'.'ITO <AP I A 535 mlll ion increase for Californ1C\ ·s youngest students anct a slim 3.5 percent raise for its most prestigious teachers highlight Gov. Eclmund Brown .Ir 's proposed education budget. F:du c at ion gets the biggest chunk of Brown ·s $12.6 billion hud~et proposal for the 1976·77 fiscal vear EXACTJ,Y ONE-THIRD of that -$"1 .18 billion -i s earmarked for education: $2.6 billion for local schools and $1 .58 billion for higher education. The biggest increase in the spending plan is consistent with the Democratic governor's view that the early grades take prion- ty over higher education. Brown is propos ing a $35· million increase for state schools Puff 'n Stuff ·Had Your 29 Gallons? SAC RAM E='JTO <UPI) -The typical Californian \\ill smoke M3 packages of cigarettes, quaff almost 29 gallons of alcohol and bet S65.05 at the horse track. ac- cording to projections in Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. 's budget proposal. From these activities, the state will reap $529 million in ·'sin taxes,·· or about almost a nickel of every tax dollar received. The 29 gallons of per-capita liquor consumption represents an overall increase for the 1976-77 fiscal year It breaks down into 22.5 gallons or beer, 2.5 gallons of hard liquor, 3 gallons of dry wine. a half gallon of s weet wine and about five glasses of spark!· in~winc. The budget expects per-capita consumption of cigarettes to level off, but looks for an overall in· crease in s moking as the population grows. About 2.75 billion packages of cigarettes are predicted to be sold during the year. At the racetrack, Californians are e,xpected to \\ager $1 4 billion dollars, up 9 percent over last year. Dr119 Offe11se Attorney Seeking To Destroy Record Costa )fes a trial lawyer George Chula is seeking destruction of re· cords related to his felony drug conviction under the new marijuana !:m s that became effective Jan. l. If Jud~e Kenneth Williams accepts the application. Chula. 50. of J 138 El C:lmtno. Costa Mesa. will become the first drug offender convicted ASKS RECORD DESTRUCTION Attorney George Chula Train N eeds 200 H e lpers About 200 volunteers are needed to help when th·e Amt>riran Freedom Train is in San Juan Capistrano Jan. 19-20. Volunteers are being sought to help with traffic. parklna and crowd rontroJ. Y0tmg people are bt'in.C a~ked to volunteer to stand m tine for handlupped persons and senior ctuuns. Volunteers are 1lso bein9 ••kt"d to MIP pro- vtde u!ety 1lon1 the tras:kJ and .ecurlty insld the train. Interested p.-raons can call the Freedom Train orflce at .t93-2'7 lJ . in Orange County Superior Court to take advantage of the new law. CRIMl~AL RECORDS supervisor Rert Cornelison pre- dicted, however. that his office will be inundated with thousands of similar applications "when the word gets around ... He explained that any person found .guilty Of possessing a small amount of marijuana prior to Jan . J can app ly for destruction of all court records pertaining to that offense. If granted, the offender must pay a SSO fee. Chula was sentenced to 60 days in the count.y jail a year ago and placed on three years probation after he pl eaded gui Hy lo one of 13 felonv counts contained in a Grand Jury indictment THOSE CHARGF.S WERE filed after the Grand Jury listened to testimohy from Joanna Leary. paramour of im prisoned LSD guru Timothy Leary. that Chula supplied her with t'ocaine and marijuana. It was stipulated during final court action that Chula was in possession of less than an ounce of marijuana on the occasion that led to the felony ch arge. Street Light Study Slated A determination or the most econom ical method of operating the street li.lht1ng system within San Juan Capistrano will be made in a study by J & R Consul· t.nts. The study , which w;s authorized by the City Councll this week, will cost a maximum ofs.1,SOO. chief Wilson Riles· pet project, Early Childhood Education. That is a 54 percent increase to expand it to more than half the state's kindergarten through third · graders. AT THE SAME time. Universi- ty of California teachers. like other state employes. are being offered a uniform pay raise of $65 a month. For UC teachers, who average ~J ,900 a year, the raise would be 3.5 percent. UC regents were seeking a 4.93 percent faculty pay raise. The percentage raise would be even less for top UC and state col· lege administrators. some of whom make more than $50,000 a year. "I THINK THERE'S room for more austerity" at the universi- ty, said Brown, who has called for more belt·tightening and criticized administrators for liv- ing in sumptuous state-leased . houses. Another program being curbed is adult education, which Brown has criticized for funding courses he describes as frills . like macrame. The governor is asking for con tinuation of this year's 5 percent growth limit on adult education in high schools and community colleges, at an estimated savings ofS162 miliion. I~ EDU('ATIO~. AS in the rest of the budget. Brown is proposing little expansion and few new pro· grams. He is offeting a 6.1 per· cent increase for public schools. 9.7 percent for UC and 11 .2 per- cent for state colleges. The Early Childhood Education appropriation, which would increase the program to S98 million, is the year's largest educational increase and one of the few major program augmentations since Rrown took office. ··rt involves school·s1te de· cision-making by lay people, parents. and it's something new. something fresh ... ..,e governor explained in his budget briefing. UPI Tel 9t1lloto A Nice Bot ltleal Lee Lenhardt, 16, of Fremont, has achieved hi s burning ambition -to eat fire. Lenhardt, a high school junior, got the fire bug watching a fire eater in a circus sideshow. The first time he tried it, he burned himself badly. but after eight months of practice, and a great deal of care, he is a real fire cater. ' ' I SAN FRA'N~ISCO (AP) -The Califorpia atf~ney general said Friday tha1"advance payments agreement$ Mt ween utilities and majot 'bi'l firms and circumstrua.ces surrounding pro· ·posed development and dis- trib\Alion of .Alaskan natural gas "ra ise s'e'Hous antitrust questions' ... · "There \s a ~trong probability "based on facts as now known that the funding agreements and the activities of the major gas pro- ducers on the North Slope may well constitute violations of federal and state antitrust laws ... said the attorney general's of. fice. "We accordingly have re- commended that further facts be ascertained," it added. The state Public Utilities Com· mission, whjch requested an opinion, was told that the at- torney general's office may in· itiate its own antitrust in· vestigation or these agreements and suggested the PUC might want to conduct its own probe. The PUC Tuesday voted to con· sider rescinding, altering or amending two edvance payment plans it approved earlier. One• JYTO•ided for Southern Huntington Mulls 11• California Gas Co. to pay $640 ( Bolsa Acquisition • ti I" Ry ROBERT BARK ER Of Ille O.fly Pilot Staff Annexation of all the l .600 acres of the highly coveted Bolsa Chica area is under study by the city of Huntington Beach. Ralking at anything but a total annexation plan, the city has twice turned down a Signal Bolsa Corp. request for annexation of 228 acres on the westerly bluffs for development. RUT THF: CITY Council this week agreed to a proposal by Signal Rols a Vice President George Stringer for a study of an- nexation of the entire Bolsa Chica ~~~~~~~~~~~~ largest landowner with 1,196 acres, 230 of which are leased to the state for a wildlife preserve. mitljon interest on a loan ar- ranged by ARCO to develop pro- ductignr-.Qf· ~t~ , ~as r eserve at Pructno~ 13,ay,." . . , Cocaine &de Case D e layed lnOC Cowt Arraignment ha.s been con- tinued to Feb. 10 in the case of a Newport Beach man arrested on suspicion or selling cocaine. John Mark Beverage, 24, of 121 39th St. was arrested Monday by federal narcotics agents and booked in the Newport Beach Ci· ty Jail. THF. PROGRA:tt BR l ~GS aides and parent volunteers into the school to reduce the adult- ch1ld ratio to 1·10. Parents help teachers in planning. and stu- dents are supposed to learn at their own pace. A committee headed by City Councilman Henry Duke met Wednesday night for the first time. Duke said his panel will be studyinf! the pros and cons for partial. comp l,ete or non annexation. The state also owns 300 acres outright and would eventually get title to the 230 leased acres if it provides a water channel to the ocean to provide a public marina and water access to future re· sidential development, officials say. Agents, who were working with • Newport Beach narcotics of· The area, adjoining Pacific Coast Highway north of the city limits. h~s been highly prized by the State Coastal Commission which has placed top priority in buying it and preserving it for wildlife. THE BOl~S.~ CHICA is highly ficers. allege Beverage sold prized by environmentalists them an oun'ce of cocaine for because it is on the Pacific Coast ~1 .500. : · · ' Flyway. A ·s~ke~man for the police de· It also is considered to be tbe partment sai<i Beverage's arrest most valuable wildlife area on e nd~d :·-an e'ight-month in· the West Coast between San vestigation of a cocaine-se11ing Diego and Morro Bay for ring. Oil Drilling Plans Tolds restoration to its natural state. 'Two of. Severage's former BOLSA ('llJCA ALSO is the largest undeveloped property contiguous lo the city and of: ficials say its oil revenues would orrer substantial financial help. Members from 18 communit~ roomm"ate.s were arrested on organizations ettended Wednes-similar ~h,arges in August, police day night's organization meeting said. 1 SAN DIEGO (AP) -Gtdf Oil has announced Plans to begin drilling for oil on the Cortes Bank. 100 miles off San Diego. A Gulf s pokesman said Thurs· day that as soon as a drilling shjp can be found. the company will begin an exploratory well in 700 to 1.100 feet of water. the deepest Gulf has ever attempted. Development or partial de- velopment also is expected to provide money for 1he city's treasury, officials say. Signal Rois a Corp. is by far the and will be represented on the · panel. GROUPS INCLUDE the City Council, Planning Commission, Amigos de Bolsa Chica, League of Women Voters; Signtll Landmark Co .. Huntington Landowners, Chamber of Com· merce, Recreation and Parks Department , Downtown Merchants Guild : Burma Oil. Huntington Beach Co., Board of Realtors. Planning Commission, Environmental Council, HOME Council. Friends of Bolsa Chica, property owner Donald Goodell and the Economic Advisory Council. 5 Plane Victims ,Gulf is the first major oil com· pany to begin drilling in the of· fshore oil tracts leased to oil pro- ducel's last month by the federal government. The company holds four nine-acre tracts on the Cortes Rank, 35 miles west of San Clemente Island. SA'.'l DIEGO CU PI) -The burned bodies of auto dealer George Peck and his four children have been found in the wreckage of Peck's light plane, which smashed into a ridge on the Raja California Gulf Coast Dec. 21st Bible Club Ban Upheld Five Edison High School students who took 'the Huntington Beach Union.High School Dis· trict to court when they were denied permission to form a Bible Study Club on campus have lost their courtroom battle. Orange ('ounty Superior Court Judge Lloyd E. Rlanpied Jr. ruled for the district in a writ· t<>n opinion thtH drew on the beliefs o( Thomas Jefferson and J 3me!; MO'\dison that th<' state mu~t remain totally aloof from the reli1C1ou field. IDS RUUSG U PHOl .. DS mE district's de· ninJ of srhool !acilltl tor a Bible study club that would have been founded by plaintiffs Bruce John5on. Robyn Dexter, Mlchetlc , Henriot and 1.isa and Dawn Jackson, all 14. The Edison High students pointed out in the lawsuit filed by their parents that the alm or therlubwas to "know God better so that wewllr ht' better persons by prayerfully studyin& the Rible" l.AWYER FOR THE SfUDENTS noted Jn their trial brief that th@ school district wu "probably willing•· to allow formation of tbe club but was prevented from taking any such actlon by the county counsel's office. The school distrkt trustee. cerusal was con· dl'mned by the Students l)S denlal Of theJf freedom of speech and violation of their risbls under the Constitution. ' . Sid R e c eived 'Refund Paid For Sex Act' ' .. MILWA'uY<EE <AP> -Come· dian Sid Caesar. testifying at the trial or a man charged with so'Nciting a· prostitute and threatening-a witness, said he got a re(*1td a!ter complaining about a f &e paid for a sex act . Cflesar testified in Circujt Court 'a{ the trial of Anthony P.I pji t o . H e said that in return .ror· h is testimony, ne had been pro· mised. b¥ Thomas P . Sch1ielder, he•d of ~he district at· torne1's or· pniz.ed~rime CAUU ..,Ut, that he "wouldn't be pro- teeuted for anything I dJd. •• Caesar said that on three oc castoN last year he pc:rlormed IM!X acts with women mlroduced to ~m by PlA,lto. thtn an em oye of a local theater where rM fbedjan wa~ appearing. He-1~ 8ald tbat on al leut one bl .tJloSe .occasions be smoked maiiJua.na w'hlch Pipito offered to lltrt.. • , . . s.turdly, January 10. 1978 O"tl Y PILOT Gr e n S I ·1 Civic GrouPs Set "'* To Beautify A.rea Green Survival hB$ a message for Am~rlca. It is simply that , "each lndividual can have ~ positive. meaningful effect on the quality of life by planting trees and other living plants." The ap- peal of thlf simple message has s pread across tbe nation, and beyond, to Canada, England Holland and Germany. ' Green Survival is an Official Program of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration, and here in California it is the officially adopted Bicentennial Program of the California Association or ~urseeymen. · Four years ago Green Survival started out as the public service Bible Plants - \ Grow in Ojai ~hurch Garden OJAI (AP> -NesUed i.o the courtyards at the Presbyterjan church here, Mary Lapham Hunt has a garden with .50 of the 200 plants mentioned in the Bible. Conspicuous by its absence is the apple tree. ··Adam and Eve didn't really eat an a pple," Mr's. Hunt said. "Apples didn't grow in the Mideast ur:itil about 500 years ago. "Bu.l Milton called it an apple in ·Para dise Lost' and that popularized it. Most botanists to- day agree it was an apricot!" Mrs. Hunt's garden sprouted from an exhibit of Biblical plants she exhibited at a garden club flower show more than 20 years ago. "I just got fascinated with the question of whether the Biblical plants that grew 2,000 years ago would grow in Ojai today where the s.Jil and climat e are so similar," s he said. With encourageme1at from the churc h 's pas tor. Mrs. Hunt began her project, planting cypress, carob (St .. Jobnls bread), Aleppo pine and cedal"· of Lebaoon. '11'' • The garde n was opened to the public last fall and hundreds of visitors have taken the cq41dutted tour on afternoons and·weck'.t!nds. Weeke11d~·"·~ Garde11i11g Checklist program of the American As· sociation of Nurserymen. The program is based on individuals. and small groups. takin1 small but important steps toward a cleaner and healthier environ· ment. This means not waiting tor someone else to do it for them. Under the banner or Green Survival, a number of groups can coordinate tbeir activities or re· main independent in their ef· forts. CIVIC GROUPS around the nation have banded together un- der this banner to pool their re· sourc~s a nd . e fforts to help beautify their communities. Green Survival is an effort to pro- tect and improve the environ- ment by planting trees and other pl~s to provide oxygen, create so nd barriers, produce eva rative coolin'g, and trap du L I t 's cleaning up nei borhoods, planting flower i ga ns in municipal areas de· dica\ing new trees for parks' and ~ orga~·zing !Jtreet tree plantings. 'J'h California Association or\ ~tU'S rym.n is promoting pro- Jects ~r youth grou1»5 and con· cerne citizens. Contact your local icentenniaJ Committee for additi nal information. And re- memb r , "America's Bicenten- nial is not something you watch it"ssomething you do." ' 'Fumbleweed • Fight Waged In San Diego SAN DIEGO (AP> -An un- seen battle is being waged to halt t he rel e ntl ess tumbling tumbleweed. The battler: a tin y moth called Cleophora parthenica, native to Pakis tan, ,with the aid of California taxpayers. The California Department of Transportation , which spends an estimated $400,000 annually to control tumbleweeds on st ate roads, imported the desert moth which is the natural pr.edator of the tumbleweed. IN INDIO, near Interstate 10, a colony of 100 was started m mid-1973. Today a much-bigger colony there has eaten the pith in the center of the bushes' stems, stunting their growth. The project is so successful, say spokesm en, that colonies will soon be started at two spots in San Diego County and one in Im- perial, near Winterhaven on In- -terstate 8. Time Noiv To Plant Annuals California gardeners know that when winter arrives spring is not far orr. During these mid-winter months many will plant '8mlual flowers now for an early spr- ingtime garden bursting with color. A winter time favorite o f gardeners throughout the Golden State is the e asy to grow CaJendulas . Perhaps th e brightest or all the cool season flowers. they cheer up the garden with intense s hades of yellow. cream. gold, orange and persim· moo. The good-sized blooms atop sturdy stems are ideal for cutting and bringing indoors for flower arrangements. ' IN THE GARDEN, Calendulas will stay under 18 inches in height and make excellent mass plantings, delightful borders, or charming accents throughout the landscape. Calendulas, the win- ter's window box standby, are equally effecti.ve as rx>t plants to display on the porch, patio, or at the entryway. Nurseries will have Calendulas as s m a ll transplants and in larger·size containers -already in bloom. These can be used for a quick fill-in or immediate beauty in the sunny areas of the garden. are a must for the flower ar· ranger and a delight in shades of white. cream. pink. rose, purple and blue double flowers for the gardener. In addition to the time-honored tall s naps, with dragon face'. vigorous I arger h ybrids in spectacular colors and the new flower form called butterfly are also available. Dwarf snaps put on an excellent show as borders or edgings : while the im· termediate growers are t he perfect choi<'e to fill in the gap between border plantings and taller backdrop annuals in the springtime garden. Garden Club Slates Tour Newpcirt Beach Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m . in Valley Gardens Center. Brookhurst A venue, north of El· lis. Fountain Valley. Tasty Treat Try Planting Cane Berries ) Remember picking those luscious berries that ran wild along the creeks and ditches at the side of the road? Those berries took care of themselves and provided a harvest for blackberry pies, jams ll!'d jel.lies -or were mouth watering fresh off the vine with a little sugar and cream. These were wild bla<'kberries native to Northern California. Nurseries have cane berries availahle this month in containers and in bare-root form. The gardener who is confus ed by the difference between Blackberries, Youngberries. Loganberries and Boysenberries can take solace in the Cart that they are all blackberries or one sort or another and that he will not be r emiss in defining them as such. Culturally, they all have the same needs and do well in many parts of the state. ALL CANE BERRIES require a sunny location and adequate watering during the fruiting season . Cane berries are vigorous growers so be sure to keep any suckers pruned out, and above all, be sure to keep the plant under control. Trailing varieties are widely planted and their culture consists of training them on a two-wire trellis. four or five feet high. Flowers artd fruit only appear on second year wood, so after harvest in August prune out those branches that have fruited. Wind the new canes on the trellis -getting them off the ground where they have been allowed to grow until ready for t reliising. You get no crop this first year, but there will be plenty thereafter! And then those tantalizing berries will be yours to enjoy. garden fresh. year after year. MARANTA Easy to grow house plant with oval leaves accented by dark spots along the mid vein which gives it the com · mon name "rabbit tracks." • Quieter Mower Sought United Prus lnterMhOftal The governme nt is looking for som eone who can build a qujeter lawn mower. 'MY son cou\d ee president' Pat Brown , former California governor predicts his son , Calltornla Governor Jerry Brown, " ... could do what Kennedy did ... he has that mass appeal." Family Weekly writer Peer Oppenheimer provides an inside-the-family look at the young, often elusive, junior Brown. Newport Beach's Buddy Ebsen is profiled in TV Week this Sunday along w it h a preview of the two-part special "Eleanor and Franklin" airing Sunday and Monday. All Coming Sunday in your DAILY PILOT If it floats, chances ar• you'll read about it 642-4321 In the DAILY PILOT NURSERY- FLORIST • It's rose pruning time in California . Re member roses bloom on new wood and that a good percentage of last year's growth s hould be cut out. If in doubt as to how to proceed with pruning your roses, check with Rose Clinic Scheduled By Lecturer A brief meeting will be held in the classroom p rior to a talk on "Preparing for Spring Planting" by a staff member. This will be followed by a tour of the Gardens Center. The General Services Administration <GSA> has published a notice saying it wants to buy 10,000 power mowers for use around government bui ldings -and it will pay extra money for quiet mowers. 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ~your local nursery man. • Nurse ries have a wide selection of fruit trees available for planting this month. Eojoy the experience of harvesting home grown fnjit. fresh-picked. Nurseries have the best varieties ,. for local conditions. • For do·it·yourselfers, tne t pere nn ia l vegetables - asparaugus, artichokes, a nd rhubarb -are available ~t nurseries, and the divisions, or roots, are easy to set-out in the garden. Home-grown •«:getJlblF.$ have taste appeal that is hard to r equal. • Plant Flowering Qltlnce for some dellehtful early color. • Winter reeding wfT1 ofter} <lo surprising things to improve the appearance of a bed raggl~d lawn. ·pusuc NOTICE Charles Monte. newly elected president of the Orange County Rose Society, will present two free lectures on "Pruning and care of Roses". These clinics will ~ presented today and Sunday at 2 p.m . at Valley Gardens Nu.rsery, 18420 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley. , This clinic will detail when and where to prune roses as well as giving advice on best types of roses lo pick and their main· tenance throughout the entire year. A le<'turer at womens clubs throughout Southern California, Monte is also a member or the Royal Natural Rose Society of Eoglat'd. the American Rose Society, and the International Rose Hybridizing Society. Car pools are being arranged and all interested persons arc welcome. For information. call &i.1-0836. Irvine Garden Club to Meet Irvine Garden Club will con- duct a short business meeting, Jan. 28 at 9:30 a.m., at Parkwood Clubhouse. After the business meeting, members will tour Build and Grow (University Park ) Greenhouse. Anyone interested in the care of bouseplants is invited lo at- tend. Please call Dorothy Tan· ner, 552-1889. P UBLIC NOTICE • • l'l(TITIOVS8USINHS l'ICTITlous IUSINISS • HO.llC• 01' NON·llll$f"ONSl81UTY NAM• STAT•M•NT What it wants is a re- duction in the decibel level right at the mower from 92 to 88. That last figure is roughly equivalent to the sound a truck makes accelerat- ing 50 feet away from the listener. The GSA said it is un· dertaking the project in an effort to get industry moving on quieting down power mowers - something the consumer would eventually benefit from once the technology is developed. 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Apparently the absence of a unifying national leaders hip moves a great many of us to lash out indiscriminately. taking insufficient care to identify the enemy. Public employes have become an increas- ingly common target for the public's disaf- fection. "No more New Yorks" has become a civic rallying cry. Meanwhile, public employes have become increasingly militant. And that includes teachers, who represent 20 percent of the total public employe force. And teachers have been going the strike route with more alacrity all over the country. A California problem -the one that recently ended in East Whittier -is the kind of unique ex- ception that c a n help us clarify a general situation. It has much to tell us about the public· employe move ment and the real concerns of teachers. WHAT CAUSED Eas t Whittie r 's 300 tea{'hers to confront thrir school board was not salary, fringe benefits or ove rtime but working conditions . The issue was a standardized test. Standardized tests are such things as college . board tes ts, achievement tests given to e lementary and secondary school children. She A in 't What She Used to B e By HERB CAES eraduate record exams and the so-called IQ tests. In short, a standardized testis any test that compares performant'e to predetermined normit and is administered in identical Corm to large numbers or students. In East Whittier the teachers objected to a d istrict achievement test. In their experience, the test was too rigid; it had never been validat· Tnry E . Herndon i8 e.x«Utive dir«tor o/ tM Natwnol EducaHon AsfOCiation. llil orttclt " toic.n f rom a 8f)etch to the Commom«alth Clvb. ed against another test; it did not tell them what specific questions their pupils missed; it did not give them help in evaluating a child's proeress. For the first time, standardized testing became the central issue al a bargaining table. Wby? The ans we r lies partly in the emergence of the professional union. Also, standardized testing has come to constitute a serious threat to the teacher's ability to perform, as a professional. The fastest-growing unions in America today are the public-employe unions. Of the 14 million public workers in America, more than 5 million are now unionized, and the number grows at the rateof2,000 a week. THEY BEHAVE quite differently from the traditional industrial trade unions with which most of us are familiar. True, professional and industrial unions use the same methods of pro- test, share objectives and use the same bargain· ing techniques. But the difference is real. Management should understand that. IL is not that trade unions do not care about service or the consumer or product quality. It is merely that professional unions carry these concerns to the bargaining table and, traditionally, trade un- ions never have. are fewer but as long as the Ferry Building is there his memories have validity - there was a time, indeed a great time, in the old town. He looks around at the New Market Street with some dis- taste, some approval. "It hasn't been the same since Benatar's closed," he mumbles to himself, remem- bering the old cut-rate drug store. SAN FRANCISCO -The Old San Franciscan walks along with his head down. He isn't deject ed, particularly. It's just that there's so much to look for -and watch out for -on The Streets of San Francisco. Unme ntionable things to walk around or hop over. Unidentifiable fl ying objects you wouldn't want to dirty your soles on. Or you could get lucky and find a quarter, h alf a buck. a dollar bill. As the sky darkens, the Old San Franciscan walks a little faster. As they say in pro football , "He can h e ar footsteps.·· ticket th a n the fara way sound 0f a siren drawing closer, <'loser ... Sidewalks of bricks made in Southern Ca l iforni a. Sycamores s hedding. Old people on benches of stone - what 's wrong with old- fashioned wooden benches? So-called "plazas" where no one can sit, and flowe rs set out in concre te d is- hes ... Suddenly the PG&E Building, with its ornate light fixtures, seems as grand as Versailles. Southern Pacific's old railroad clock gladdens the eye. The mighty "M" of Matson , high on a venerable facade, shines with integrity. There were giants once. Now is there even a hotel where a seaman might get a clean bed? All in the mind. but you never know. and it's minus 10 points for looking back. Stay out near the curb where nobody can leap at you from darken ed doorways. Fl y across alJeyways like Rudolf Nureyev in full fright. Stay away from bushes. You see somebody walking slowly toward you, walk shameless- ly to the other side of the street. Better a jaywalking On Market St., the elderly black m a n wearing the s andwich board pleading "'America Corn e Back to God" shuffles past the Big E. repeating his endless refrain. "Thank you Jesus Thank you J esus Thank you J esus." A young man with long blond hair and beard pauses, cocks an ear. r aises two fingers and says, "You·re welcome, my s on ... The black man, bugeyes, comes to a sudden stop, then turns slowly and watches the young man walk· ing away in a golden nimbus. You don't s uppos e?. The Old San Franciscan walks down Market Street toward the Ferry Building, his ancient Mecca. There is no muezzin and the faithful Suddenly an entire section of the city, where bars and broads once abounded and a man could raise and slake a thirst, and the colorful riffraff of the seas was hed ashore to commingle riotously, can be summed up in three dread wo rds, posted on sterile fences: "Hard Hat Area." With heart to match. • ln the induatrlal model, product quality ls properly m ana1ement's respooslblllty, not the union'•· Profesalonal employes, on the contrary, not on1,y care about the product -they are wHl- ini. if need be, tostriJceforquality. The bearf of tea~ Wlfcst in this country is not salary but classroomt11ze. Teachers are most concerned abol.\t classroom size because they believe it is the ratio of teacher to pupil tbat has most to do with the qu.allty or education. The East Whlttl~r problem has caused the NEA to call for a moratorium on standardized t~ting in general. I Standardized testing must go. Why ? First, the tests are based on several fallacious as - s umptions about education. For example, to say that a skill can be tested implies that it can be ex· plicitly d efined and measured with simple means. People say, "Jt's not that complex. It should be easy to find out whettter a student can read or not." EASY? lF a 5·year-old knows the alphabet and a dozen words, can she read? U a 16-year-old can fill out a driver's license application but still sounds out each word in a ~econd-grade reader. can he read? In Michigan. after extensive review, the school board finally managed to define reading in the broadest sense. To do this required s tating 23 separate factors. To describe math skills they needed 45 separate objectives. Now, imagine testing almost half the grades in an entire state school system on all the s ub· jects schoolteachers are expected to teach. Adminis tering the tes ts would be time· consuming enough, not to mention the time re- quired to compile the results and evaluate the data . Our conclusion: Education is a very complex process, too complex for the most involved standardiied test tb measure. Another fallacy Implicit in standardized test. in& is that people agree on the goals of education. Tb.ls ju.st isn't the case. For some parents the goal is Job preparation, acceptance by a college or custodial care ot the child. Since there ls in f ect n() agTeement on goals, how can there possibly be agreement on the means employed? OUR SECOND objection to standardized testing ts t)\at it fosters big brotherism. The as- sumption beblnd the tests is that kids don't know what is good for them, parents don't know what is good !or their children, snd even teachers C'an't be trusted. Third, standa rdized testing encourages con- formity at the expense of creativity. In a system geared to the norm, the only child to benefit is the absolutely 'average child, one who does not de- viate in any way. Bright kids receive ~ess at- tention from the teacher than the less bnght. In effect, the test makers are saying that creativity isn't imp0rtant because it can't be tested. We agree that the consumer s of o_ur education syste m have a right to expect a qual~ty education. It is because we want a quality education that we don't want the consumer to be d\Jpe d by worthless and destructive standardized tests. Teachers must be accountable, but to the student and the parent, not to the test score. A school s hould not be treated like a factory. Yet it's a factory concept that is being foisted on the teacher, the schools and your children. Children go lnto the schools as individuals. It is the school's function to preserve that in· dividualism and sustain that creativity while passing on the s kills of an educated society to the child. Of all the fallacies of accountability the greatest is the assumption that children are so much alike that they can all be measured by the same test. State Air Safety Uni t Lax? Danger Is in the Air By JERRY GOLDBERG C.11ltel Ntws s.rvlce SACRAMENTO -The Aeronautics Division of the · Department of Transportation CCALTRANS) has not adequate- ly enforced aviation laws, ac· cording to a report by the Office of the Auditor General. Wlcb \ cited a pilot for a ny violations of aeronautics la ws. Local law enforcement a gencies have ar· rested and cited pilots for violations of aeronautics laws. For example, t he Simi Valley police have cited numerous violations at Sa nta Susana Airport." AUDITOR G eneral 's in- vestigators visited 18 airports during their review. They dis· covered eight of these airports were operating with state permits, eight bad not been is- sued permits and two had been issyed,state exemptions. -. Assemblyman Mike Cullen (D· Long Beach). chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit Commit- tee, has just released the report, which says, ·•Management personnel at the Department of Transportation have not re · quired the Division of Aeronautics to adequately enforce aviation laws. Instead, they have allowed airports to operate without permits and in violation of aeronautics laws." IT PLACES three reasons for this lack of enforcement: The report revealed that a . division aviation consultant ac- companied the inspection team on i~ visit& to the airports. Of lhe 18 ~~rports vis ited, 17 had v i ol .. tion s o f Cali fornia aeronautics regulation. -Formalized enforcement policy or procedures have not been developed. -The · o bj ectives a nd responsibilities of the division may be incompatible. -Only a small enforcement staff is assigned to cover the entire state. E .J . McKenney disputed the charges, s aying, "This state- ment is not totally correct and we feel it should be rephrased to in· dicate the DOA has n ot established a specific enforce- ment organization. The report said CAL TRANS has filed only one injunction against an airport own er or operator. It reported, "Division officials have nev~r arrested or The violations ranged from in- significant technical violations. su<'h as changing the use of an airport without amending the airport p ermit (Gallagher Airport ) to airport safety hazards that create excessive ris ks to both pilots and the public, including: -Unfenced airport allowing the public (especially children> to cross the runway at will (Carmel Valley Airport) . ~U.S. Food Handouts •"' . ~ -Airports n ot properly identified as private and closed to the public ( Flite Strip Resort Airport and Pinnacles Airport) . ~ ;, Worsened Shortage . ~ ~ l . . • ' • By STEPHEN DOWNER ....... ~ .......... MEXICO CITY -Nobel prize-winning wheat scientist Norman Borlaug says giveaway programs in the United States and other countries after World War II are to blame in part for the world food shortage. •"They adversely affected the will of developing nations to in· vest in food programs. Many were imbued with the idea of in· dustrializing, such as lndia and Paltistan." he said in an in- terview. The Iowa-born Borlaug wants the United States to "take ag- gressive leadership'' to finance a world food reserve, which reached its lowest level in 25 years last year. WITHOUT A buildup of food reserves, be said, billions will starve. But even with it, the picture is grim. "If we can rebuild these reserves. we might go along more or less as we have done for 20 years for another 15 or 20 years,'• be said. "But, by the year 2,000, things will get a lot worse. Before billions starve, something else will happen that will shock the world into action.·· Borlaug, director of the wheat research and production pro· gram at the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center, near Mexico City, said the United States must "take ag-gr~ive leadership'' now to finance a world food reterve that be said reached its lowest level in 2S years last year. llORLAUG won the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for helping to re· volutionize world food production, ill what was termed "the green revolution." ~tlining his views, Borlaug said: Thert: have to be better commU!UcaUona between nations about who ~ holding how many N?Hrves. Nations that repnsent roughly a third of lheworld population don't want to give out tb1s mformatl~. You have to have a change in attitudes." He sa.1d the 1974 World Food Confereoee ln Rome "was a C'Omplete disaster" and he accused oU·r1cb nations of bumln away billions of cubic feet of oil-well iu that could be used : s3tisfy world fertlUurneeds. He said Saudi Arabla alone wastes 1.6 billlon cubic f~t of gas everyday. . "IF THE WORLD'S oil countries that are now wasting th.is subetance tould be brouaht together, the world fertUlzer problem "'OU.Id be resolved," huaJd. "U lhe soil is worn out, you ~tt to the p0int w~e everything ls 1t starvation level. The yields are tow be-cause tbe soil ta hungry . . . You have to find what to do to re· novate the soil." Borlaug said, "Tbe food thlna bas been a prime r~r in the lnllatiooary s piral.·· He uld he ii not 1 medlber of any political part1. 0 But l think when we were playinl Watergate, we let the whole damned ln- natlon thin1 set out ot band and It ls wrecldn& the world.•• I Instant News So11rce Th~ following i1 from a weekly re- port on itote MW$ from The Auociaf· tdPre11. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., who •uccttded Ronald Reagan near- ly a year ago, immediately abandoned Reagan's custom of a weekly 30-minute news con- ference. But press accen to Brown has increased -at least for rep0rters willing to wo~k hard for It. B?own is available almost dal· ly -sometimes several times a day -meeting guests in the ot- fice reception area, walkinl to bis apartment or in nearb1 ratauranll. Tbe 37.year·old Democrat rarely 1ranta reQllesta for 1lt down interviews. JU1 preu MCl"etary, 8iU Stall, s8J'9 there la now a baeklot of about UO UD· amwered ....auests for such fn-tervtew1. . • > ; But Sacrame nto Corres- pondent Doug Willis, As· sociated Press p01itlcal writer for California, has had four such interviews: one started with a conversation in Capitol Park, one interview covered a 800-mile trip .to the Sierra• and back, one was conducted ln Brown's omce lete at ni8ht and the fourth was con- ducted In a c~r trtp to the airport. Each AP interview came after wee)a ot requests, but each was conducted on a spot basis -a target of opportunity. Brown Hkes to talk with the pren. He often tu.ma meetings with the press around, question· till rep0rter1 about wbal tbty wak, wbat they do, wby they write tome stories and not ot.befl. • 11( A JOKING mood one day~ wtieD a dozen repiorten quilled .BroWn and a vllllor to his omce at an impromptu news con fer-ence outside Brown's office, the governor stood several minutes by the door to his office. Questions were over. but Brown continued lo make small t.ik, and the crowd of reporters, s tate employes and tourists grew. "What wut happen lt I just stay out here?'" Brown asked. "I think I could brin& all of state govern· meot to a bait,'• he said, aNwer· ing his own question. BROWN'S MOST frequent con- tact witb the press is in intonnal situations 1n the public reception area of his office. His habit ls to escort most office rueats to the reception room, where there usually are w aitlng news re· porfen. He never m aku comments off the rttord, and important an- nouncement.a sometimes pop out at tbe1e new1 conferences . After the visit the division re· quested s everal offenders to cor· rect the safety violations. IS ASSWER to the charge. McKenney said, "It would be very helpful if the report could include the code sections being violated and an indication of wheth~r <>r not the a uditor general's legal staff believes these sections can be legally enforced." He a1so challenged the state· ments on arrests, noting in the Simi Valley case. ''It is our un· derstanding the Ventura County district attorney has refused to prosecute." McKenney claimed there were only two minor accidenu r esult· ing from the cited violations dur- ing the past seven years. He allO indicated that there was a lack of funds to maintain the enfon:e- ment level r equired by the auditor general. The report recommended the department ·'establish and im- plement Policies and procedures to prote"t pllots and the public from unsafe conditions at airports.·· To the extent necessary, additional personnel should be hired to accomplish these actions. ORANGE COAST ' DAILY PILOT Th~ ~omment paa of lhe Dal· ly Pilot seeks to Inform ond 1thnulale readera by l)l"el4mt• Ing • variety of commerm1ry on topics of in tf're't 1tnd slgnHlcance from informal ob:Nrvers And spokcamrn. R•rt N Wud, Publlahtr Tht>m1u Pol1Mr. Comrn1nJ llogr edUor s.turday, Jon.10, 11rns • H1 girls and boys. Thank you all very much tor the stacks and stacks or mail re· ceived this week in our "favorite animal" contes t. The entries wer e all very good and, as usual, the Judges had a real dllflcult tlme selecting a winner. Io addition, some of the mail was late in arriving and so did not meet our Thursday noon de- adline. Uncle Len is sw-e that all of his artist friends will not mind continuing the "favorite animal" contest for another week in order to give our late entries another chance. All those who entered the con· test are urged to enter again lhis week and draw your favorite animal. Eac h e ntry will be judged on its merit and you may enter as many drawings as you like. HONORABl,E MENTION this week goes to Tim Westland, Stephanie M a rxer, Tammy Flecksteiner. Susan ,Lusk, John a nd Linda B aipsys . J ossie Fi_orda, Laura Tucker,, Margaret 3ll_d Marilyn Hansen, and Jtmny fl\?tcher, all of Costa Mesa. · Also to Katy Wilcoxen, Mary McFadden and Richard Jones of Laguna Beach: Michele Raus and Devon . Pickup of. Jl\~wport Beach: Lon Serene, Amy; SUlee and Heidi Osterhues of Hunt· ington Bea~h; Donna Newcomb of Coro na del Mar ; Kathy J amison of San Clemente; Paul Kandell of Fountain Valley : Paige Oden of Balboa; and Eric Hueg of Dana Point. · * PRIZE WINNER * Linda Frost, 12, o f 1632 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest.' Here's all .YOU do: .U> Draw picture on piece of pt"A!n, white paper 4Yz mches wuie and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must · be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be re· ceived by noon on Thursday for publication on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar . Unt'le Len also received a lot of nice "thank you" notes from the winners of our a nnual Greeting <lard contest. It is always nice to hear from all my friends and especially nice to know that con- test winners are appreciative, no matter how grea t or small the prize. Re member, boys and girls, to mail your entries in plenty of time so that they arrive at the Dail y Pilot office by noon on Thursday. And don •t forget to submit your jokes and poem s o Carol for her comer, and your Letters to Ellie and questions to Andy. Until next week then, Uncle Len wishes each and every one the happiest of weeks and the very, very best of everything. Letters From Ellie lcl 1f1SJHft E .... .,_.. Dear Ellie, I read an article about the discovery or some new animals, and one was called a mars_oplal ro- dent. Then a letter to the editor s tated that such a term could not be correctly nsed. WbJch ts correct? Also, by what m eans are new species usually dis· accidentally in a reptile trap. Sometimes new species and species previously thought lo be extinct are dis covered during an animal inventory of acer· tain area or through contact with primitive tribes who have captured such an animal for food. Cer- tainly the discovery of any new species is an impor- .tant scientific event. Ellie Dear Ellie, · covered? ,. A reader. Dear Reader. . You are refe h i rlg tO Uie discovefy of a tiny marsupial, mouseltiW'lJ\ s~'and in appearance. In Can you suggest a pet for my sister. We need one that is clean and very easy to take care of. K. Dear K . into their approximate 20 orders · · , the classification of mammal~ ~ -there is some ' li.iffet'eh~~ of . , , opinion about a few' '-l obe is ~ clearly marsupial ~n~ anotl'l~ is ~ ~t~~ clearly rodent. Each order con-...-• ¥-, tains a group of animals which r'. • t ~ share certain unique charac· · ~ • · ~· Pets are not objects that one chooses for reasons of clranlin<>ss or easr care. We must remember that they ar<' Ii vin~ creatures just as we ar e. a nd when we make thc>m captives. they become tot ally dependent on us not only for thrir wellbeing but also for th<>ir survh al. Gt \'en a n opportunity to be clean. no animal wi ll choose to be <.lirly. Little t'aged pets need their li\'- ing quarters cleaned duily -a rul e that applies whethe r the pl.?t is a reptile, bird or mammal. In ad· dition, they all require adequate diets. regular feed- ings. proper warmth and shelter along with a great deal of love a nd care. Looking after a pet and pro· viding it with a good life should be a happy task for the owner , not a chore to be cons idered ext ra work. teristics not evident in the other orders. For example, the first order, m onotremes, reproduce by layin g eggs; the second, Ellie marsupials, all give birth at a very early stage of development and rear the partly developed embryo in an external pouch; rodents are characterized by constantly g r owing incisor teeth; the or der, edentates, represents animals without teeth or with teeth that are scarcely functional. Mammals are sorted into these groups to distinguish among them .. and therefore, one cannot correctly say monotreme marsupial or mars upial rodent or rodent edentata or any combination of the various orders. QUESTIOS: In their native state, do guinea pigs burrow? What country do they come from? New species are usually discovered infrequent· ly and accidentally. The new m arsupial was found Readers. send animal questions to ELLIE. c/o of the Daily Pilot . P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa , CA., 92626. .. Wy 11nd1 a cam~let• »vol-Mt .t ,.,. Merit StuRlltl ~llC'r<.._.dla '9 SM!&.. lla .. ul~. .,.11,etMcDMUld,Otllo,to~lltfCIWftklll! DO mBERNATING ANIMALS SLEEP CONTINUOUSLY? It is nice to think that the lazy woodchuck wakes up on F.eb. 4 to survey the w eather situation. However, the furry fellow ic; a t rue b i b e r n a t OT . And i n hibernation an animal sinks into a deep coma and usually stays that way through the w hole winter. Ho wever. tbe term hiberna tor has been stretched to include light sleepers such as the bear. And old grumpy may wake up now and then. In the world of nat\lre. winter is a time of rest and·tela~a\ion. Jack Frost freezes tbe ground, and the north wind spreads a blanket of feathery white snow on the e round. Plant growth is limit· ed. Certainly this is no time to sprout tender leaves, blossoms and seeds. ' The alr ls too chilly ror 'bees and butterflies and for cold· blooded c reatures and animals that feed on grassy greenery. The birds have now.n south to warmer climates wb«e food ls stlll ptentif\ll. The bMS are bud· dled ln their weatherproof hlve, feedina on tbelr store5 of hone.y. Other win1od inaect.s have d.iedr leavlnl thelr weatherproofeo ·eaas and pupas to·hateb 1n the sprtn1. llANY ANIMALS cope with lbe winter months by s~lng U\to the deep sleep of hi~atf00- Durln1 tbe fall, they eat extra rood and frOW fat. "l'be:lr stores.of rat are bueb· e.nouib to k~p them alive durln1 •Ke k>na f aJl. But durln& blberuaUon ~Y .tire barely .alive, Breathin g . twartbeat and ah other body pro· cesses slow down almost to a sfOp. The hibernating animal actually goes into a coma. Frogs and toads, s nakes and lizards are true hibernators. So are bats. woodchuc ks and chipmunks . Even the whip· poorwill hibernates. All or these ani mals find s ecretive h idea way s . Toads and woodchucks burrow down below the frost . As a rule, hibernators are not bothered by the cold, and we a re told that fishes can sur· vive being frozen. Notblng disturbs a true hibernator untll the first warm breath of spring arrives. This is the message that wakes up their dor mant b odies. However, sometimes the weather brings a warm spell in mld·wlnter, espec1ally tn milder climates. ThlJ can wake a snake for a while, though he soon goes back Into hibernation. But as a general rule a true hibernator sleeps con· tinuously through the whola winter. . When winter comes most wild bears hole up ln a hallow dena and co to sleep. However, they do not slnk into the deep com a of bibemaUon . .Now and then they wake up and take a short walk, perhaps to go to the bathroom. Bears that Ii ve in zoos usually stay active all winter, mostly likely to avoid missing a handout. · "114'r Mfllft 8 7·Y•IUIM Mt M tM Qnflk lft of Nemla '9 Dal• Ar110ld, ... t, If St. Ce1Nt°lftff, QM., CaMR, tor "II qllHtlOft: WHERE DO WE FIND SEA CUCUMBERS? Real cucumber s grows on busby plants in tbe vegetable garden. The sea cucumber looks somewhat like a long chubby cucumber vegetable. But the two are not related at all. For one thing, the sea cucumber is not a plant. He is an animal whose home is in the sea. His long cucumber-shape body may be gray or brown. yellow or pink. red or purple. Or he may wear a patchwork of colors. Though the sea cucumber belongs to the sea , be is no swim· mer. He bas rows or strange little feet, like tiny tubes, which he uses to crawl around on the bot· tom of the sea. We may find him in shallow. w a ter, just a few yards from the waves on the beach. Other sea cucumbers live farther out to sea~ where the water is 600 feet deep. And some of their cousins live way out where the water is very dee-p. Sea cucumbers are plentiful in the worldwide oceans. though m<>1t of them prefer fairly warmish sea water. (Do yoa ban a question to ASK ANDY? Send it on a Post card wttb your nam~, ace and com· pltte addreH to ASK ANDY In Htt of tht1 Hwspaper. Entries open to girls and boys 1 to11.) ... .. f;ar.e of P ets Animals Need More Than Love SACRAMENTO -A gift of a pet &nlmal can backfire -bring· ln1 unhapplness instead of joy -unless cons ideration is eiven to lhe new pet's care, says the California Veterinary Medical Associotion The aasoclatlon listed a number of considerations for new pet owners in caring for the animala. •How much room will the new pet need? Allow enough room for the animal to sleep, eat, play and exercise. &; sure to fit the pe t into the family's lifestyle. Dogs for example need outdoor exercise. • How dlfficult is it to care for? Exotic animals such as monkeys, mountain cats, and reptiles are difficult to care for and are not recommended as house pets. •What housing and food is needed? Be s ure to have the housing and, food available when the pet comes home. Hamsters will gnaw through any cage except metal. Birds do best in long r ect angular cages with flying space. •How mucb will maintaining the pet cost ? Be prepared for the day·to·day expenses of food, health care, and other essentia ls . Even "free" pets from animal shelters will involve some expenses. in· eluding inoculations and license fees. •What he.altb care does the pet need? Any animal you bring in- to tbe hom e should be thoroughly examined and vaccinated against infectious diseases. Depending upon local laws, the pet may also re- quire a license and a rabies inoculation. Rabies inoculations may be advised for cats as well as dogs. Distemper can also be fatal to bot h dogs and cats. Spaying or ne utering of a kitten or puppy m ay be desirable to help animal population control. Neutered animals are less likely to roam or spot furniture. REGULAR HEALm CARE for pets will help insure a long and happy life. This includes proper nutrition. regul ar medical ex amination, a warm and dry place to sleep, adequate exercise. and ample, fresh drinking water. • What training does the pet need? Housebreaking or cats a nd dogs should begin at once. Bad habits form quickly. so the whole family should be prepared to help. Cat boxes s hould be cleaned daily if kept indoors a ll the time. • What local laws are involved ? If you have a dog or cat. you should be familiar with local leash laws. Curb your dog for safety and sanitation. Keeping the animal out of the street can keep it from being hit by a car. Keeping skunks as pets is illegal in Cali fornia. The association also suggested children be taught proper care and respet't for the health and well·being of animals. New pets need days of quiet in which to investigate their new environment, the association warned. After you have made the new arrivals comfortable, let the pet alone. P eace and quiet will comfort them and they will adjust themselves. DON'T OVERFEED animals. Contrary to popular belief, many pets will eat themselves into the grave if given half a chance. Keep regular schedules for eating. For the new puppy or kitten, the association suggests a box lined with some kind of washable or disposable coveri ng as a bed . Place the box in a warm place, away from drafts. Sometimes a bottle filled with warm wa ler or a ticking cloC'k wrapped with cloth can help the new pet sleep more soundly for the first few nights. POUR BEARS GET COLURS DAILY PILOT A 9 Zoo Shows Puntas How To 'Hunt' ClliCAGO <U PO -The big mountain cat sat perched ln u tree, stalking its prey -waiting with yellow eyes frozen on the bideaway of a s mall rodent. A marmot dashed out from un- der a roc k. The cat lunged toward the marmot"s path, but the little ro- dent was too fast. Within a frac- tion of a second, it was safely un· der another pile of rocks eight feet away. The cat didn't give ,up. He clawed vigorously at the rocks . Then a bell r ang. THE CAT T URNED, calmly · trotted over to another pile of rocks. and received his reward - a chunk of Ii ver. ll 's all part of a new puma ex- hibit at the Brookfield Zoo. employing a unique concepl in WQ design to present animals in their natural setting. The exhibit also helps teach a nimals born in a zoo the hunting habits they . never learned and would need to survive in the wild . So fa r , t he two cat s at Brookfi eld, U-2. a female, and T o mmy, h ave caught the mechanical marmot, made of nontoxic latex. only once. After that. zoo offi cials speeded up the mot or to move the marmot faster. AL"rHOUGll TREV n ever catt'h their prey. the 6-year-old pumas seem to be exhibiting their natura l instincts as pre- dators for the first time. "We a r e inter vening in the t'age habitat," said Associate Zoo Director Gilbert Boese, "but we think in a very positive way. .. You can put a lever into an exhibit and let an animal press it and get a reward. but to get an animal looking hke it's in its natur alistic setting is a whole d if · ferent story · · ~rner SUNNYVALE CAP> -The Alaskan polar bear will no longer wander unobs erved about his chilly habitat. The government is spending some $52.000 to track his every meandering. My fo ur favorite animals are very, very neat The money is for electronic col- lars for three polar bears to wear around their furry necks, and the collars. via a weather satellite, will tell whether Alaskan pipeline construction is chasing the bears from their home -or wherever else the white creatures wander. I hope you do like them. because they are sweet This is what they are: A dog, a bird, a horse and a cat I love them and feed them and it makes them fat THE QUIZ animal world (10 pointt far eech ~ .,, ....... corr.ctly) 1 Alpaca wool is made from the hair of the alpaca. The alpaca 1s a member of the .. ? .. famdy. a-sheep b·camel c·goat 2 Many historians agree that (CHOOSE 0"l dog~. horses) were the first animals to bt' tamed by mankind. 3 The tyrannosaurus i~ the largest animal l..'\t'f 10 have lived on Earth True or Falser 4 Th<' mastodon, now ex tinct. was an an1m.il much like 1odJy0s > a-canary b-house cat c·elephant 5 Scientist~ have described and named about one million kinds of animals. Of these. about .. L. are insects. a-one· third b-half c·four-fifths newsname (10 ~If )'OU CM' Identify this person in t!M news) I am a leading figure in my political party. Whdl" my name and pJrtv, .1nd what animal symbol doe\ mv partv use? matchwords 1 ..... frog A-mammal l ..... whale b·mollusk J ..... Gil~ monster c·.imphibian 4 ..... octopus d·bird S ... t'mu e-rt>pt ile Maria Tucker, 7, of 999 Trenton Way, Costa Mesa In addition to being a family fun feature. THE QUIZ is an intef?ral part of the in·classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service oy ~hf' ilaily Pilot. ,1n,wtr> 'Pe>e<ir 1ups.cledownl i.1owqult • new s picture (10 points if you antwer this question corTectly) T hf'\C' bird\. known J~ 1 . hJH• nC'Jrlv hecnmf' "~tinn . But \lrOn):\ prOtP(l1w f•tfort\ bv the I S Jnd Canada hJvc helped co 111< r<'.1'<' th1·ir 1111mbcr\, sportlight (2 points for each quntion answered correctly) 1 . 1 . ,, J gamf' \drn h 11•,t•mhlt'~ hod.ey, but i' played on hof'eb.1ck • l Hull rnlin~. {4111 rop1ni.: . .ind •lf'N wrestlin~ are all a part of J 'pvrtm~ t•v(•nl c .1llt•d .1 I , 3 A 'flllll v-.h1t h bt'.:Jn 1hml\.1n1h nt w.irs .1go involvf'' hun1 1nA i.;.inw \\11th J tr.i1nPd h 11d tlMlll'd •• I a -m~n.1h h·rormnr .1 11 t t -IJl~on 4 W11h whdt ~port .ir1· tht: worrf, roil line , leader. hool.., \inker, ,111d llOdl d~\OC"1Jtt•d! S If you went to a football g.1mc. anrl thf' mascots of the tearr· wert' J mule and a goat, wh<1t md1tary <1t.idem1cs would be playing each otherl roundtable F.mll1 dlecuWof'I (no IC«e) If you could h;Jvc .tny Jnlmll in the world for a pet, what anim.il would 11 be, and why( YOUR SCOlt: 11to100 poln11 -TOP SCOltlJ 11 to to pointl -hcellent. 71 to IO points -Good 11to70 points -Fair 15·76 • vte. tnc.. Medlton. Wltconem ""aN · .<wJv·s ! a~sy -~ '. :>·C : oapOJ·i !OtOd·t : .LH9r1.Lll0d RtrtJJ IU]dooqM :gafl.t:>ldSM8N p-~ ,!q·t :a-c :•~ :3-l :sa a OMJDL\IW 1cmqda1a •ae\>nqndal{ 'PJO.!{ PteJ ao lU3P!S3Jd !:lMVNSM3N :>·~ ! :>-t '. araqM antq o>q1 '3S\\J.i·t ~slfOp·z ~q·1 :a'J110M 'JVW~ _, A 10 DAil. y Pll.OT Russ Sex Problem 'Hidden' MOSCOW <UPI ) - ~x problems in the Sov- iet Union are still veiled in hypocn sy and secrecy 4\nd should be brought in· to the open .for Russian youth, a professor wrote i n a ne w spaper for Moscow teen-agers. "Vitally important problems of ex are still covered today by the veil of pedagogkal hypocrisy and secrecy,'' Prof. Yun~ Tkachevsky saic\ in the !\l oskov s kv Komsomolets. ··To ii· nore the specific task of sexual education is lo ~au_s~ damage n9t only to ind1v1duals but to socie· ty, too." TKACllEV S KY welcoml'd the translation into Russian of a foreign book. "Youth and Love, .. and said, "It is high time s imilar books appeared bv Sov- iet authors." · At present. only work in the field of s exual education was tarried out by ~rnch h1ftv in s tit u tion s a s.the Academy of PN1a~o~ical Science~ of the l 'SSR. he s:ucl. H F: S AIO "IT 1s necessary constantly to fight the prejudices of the old morality. oppos - mg 1t with the new social morality ba s ed on equality of rij?hts and respect in sex relations . responsi bility and love." There arC' n Cl s C'x educ.:ttton COUfSl'S in Sc>V· iet schools Cozmtians To Present Dance Pete .\lore than 200 dancers from nirte Ora nge County high schools will perform at the fifth annual Choreo g rapher s' Concert at 8 p.m Friday 1n the Laguna Re ach Hji!hSchool auditorium. The event is s ponsored by the Laguna Reach ll ig h S c hool D ~rnce Department under the direction of Betty M cCart h y Th e participating schools arc Laguna Beach. El Toro. Saddleback. Corona del Mar, Marina. D a nce Hills, University, r~oun· ta in Va I I e·y and Fullerton. Tickets are SJ for stu- dents and Sl .50 for adults. They are availJble from the Laguna Reach High School activities office, and also at the door. B4KER HIT WITH FINE LOS A'.'llGELES Ada Spilhollz. owner tif the Rovttl Rakt'n' in wes! Los · Ang C'lc•s. 'w:is f1n<'d $6.000 aft rr plead !nJ! "nn contC'st .. to 12 health a net s41frt v law violations · Spi lhol!L was cited :'tfter authoritil's found rodent droppin ~s and cockroaches in the shop a nd insect I arva and bE>etles in s acks of flour, officials said. BALTZ-BERGER~-;;--] FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 6 73·945Ch Costa Mesa 646-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 4~9415 San Ju•n Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 P1cif1e View Drive Newpor1 Be.eh. CeJlf0tnla ~2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUN!RAL HOM! 7801 8olq Ave Westminster 893-3625 IMfTHS' MOATUAl'Y 627 Mein St Huntington Beld\ 63M539 ( .. --!'\-· ~ -~A .. - Freedon1 i11 Flight Sea gu lls, s ilhouette d aga inst t h e late-a ft ernoon sun, search . a winter ocean for food . Their search is hastened by the know le d ge that a win t e r s un is a fast-setting slfn, and if they are to grab a last anchovie before darkness, the.)'.'d better snatch it up quickly. ' Nader Researchers Assail Drug Firm .WASHINGTON <UPI> -Ralph Nader reseai:chers h ave charged a drug company with trying to mis lead doctors by promoting a drug for menopausal women which has been linked to cancer of the uterus. The Health Research Group said Ayerst Laboratories sent out a "Dear Doctor·· letter last week a bout ''Prem arin", after a Food and Drug Administration advisory panel recommended h ealth wa rni ngs for it and other estrogen drugs taken by 22 million American women. "THE OBVIOUS INTENT of the letter is to relieve doctors of conrern they have and should have about the cancer-causing properties of Premarin so that they continue writing millions of prescriptions a year,·· Dr. Sidney Wolfe, director of the group. told the FDA. "I strongly urge you lo require Ayerst to immediately send out a letter of retraction to every dOC'tor and. unlike the first letter, this one should be cleared by the appropriate FDA scientist prior to being sent ... he said. THE AYF.R ST LETTER, copies of whic h Wolfe released. noted controversy but said. "It would be simplis tir indeed to at- tribute an apparent increase in the diagnosis of endometrial (ut e rine> carcinoma solely to C'strogen therapy." Wolf~ s aid: "The simple fact is that three studies have now :;hown that there is a five-to 14· fold increased risk or endomelrial cancer in women taking Pre marin and other s imilar estrogens, a nd that, where data are available, the longer the drugs are used the higher the risk of cancer Smog Villain 'Not Autos' In San Diego SA~ DIEGO CAP> -Smog in· vading San Diego County is caused mainly by evaporation of re art i ve h yd"ro c arbons from stationary sources, not by cars, a new report says .. The discovery is "most start· li ng," county supervisors were told by Larry T aylor, director of the San Diego Air Quality Plan· ning T~am . A STUDY BY his researchers has confirmed preliminary find· ings, he said, that 40 percent of the smog is caused by such things as evaporation of petroleum pro· ducts surh as gasoline stored at service stations and evaporation or paints and m aterials used in dry cleaning. Automobiles produce 32 per· cent of the air pollution, Taylor reported. He listed other sources as truck s. motorcycles, airplanes a nd trains. PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE PltTIT•OlUiUllNIU fllCTIT•OUUUllNUS NAMISTAHMIHT NAMllTA.,IMaNT TN tolklwl119 petton Is OOl119 tMI• ,.... t.i9"111t '*'°" Ii MinQ bU!f· nfti•• ,,.l .. l llXOT ICA DE SIG N S 11tVI NI! UNION, 1d .. Sa110 INTEltf'RISH. 1401 S11per\ol' E. c.n..,.,,A.,,.v lr<ttM,CA'l.,, ,...._tlleactt.C.lflMJ, Larry Ammie aollew, H OO C;flrlUojltler "'~1<11 Winkler, llllntlollew l.llM""" a(, t"'lne, CA 1401 SuPtrlOt, Newpon 6H<TI. Gt Ttlt• ~'""' ,, <oncl""''" ey aft In ~ -~I Thh b\nltl81 Is concsucted Dy an In-urrv A 8ollew Ohrldl>al. Thi• ~•u,,.,.nt wu lllaO with IN Olrll F. Wlnllltr County Cterll of Orlll .. ~IY on Ttlls U•ltmtnt Wt\ filed with the Ot<tmW )0, tt7S ~nty Clerk of Oranee County on ,..., ~ 30, 1'7S. ""41tltht41 0ranoe Co1nt O.IJy Pllol. ..... l)lln.a, I0, 17,24, 1'1• Pllatllslload Oran°' coast Delly Pilot. 4'17·1' J!Mrt:la 10, 17,24, l97t c•U7S PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IUSIHl!H ruBUC NO'l'ICB += 1 PkTlTIOUS aUSIMltl MAMISTATIMIMT rt1e tot1awr110 P41rJOn• ,,.. •nv w.wu,.. MAL NA OCSIGN, ,.., New Httllt"",. C>t •• cost• Mesa, CA,... oon.1d Fred MaltM, 16') ...,._ Hamp~,. or , Cost• Me ... CA m» • L.9 Ootln.t !Cay Malef\ot, 1'63 Htw 149mpt,hlre Or., C0tt• Mo e, CA '2i2' Th•\ ~lnan 11 c011d11cttd by en ln- dM Ojtl u ()on,'\41 Kt y M.t ,,,.. Th" 'tattmtflt WH flltd wltfl ti. county Clerk of Or•ne• Co\olnty Ort OectmO.r 16, l•» .... Publlihtd Ora~ <:out Dtll'I' Piiot. O.c 211, 27, 191hnd Jan. l, 10, lt16 ••J3·75 PUBUC N0'11CE P'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAMI STATIMl!NT NAMI STA HM I Hf Tht fOllowlr19 "''°"' .,. ~ng busl fllCTtTIOUS ausn••~ ""fOllowlng penon Is doing busl· ntSH•' NAME STATEMENT IW\U\l MEDICAL MARKETING AS Tilt toUowl"9 perton Is doing Ollti· CREATIVE COIN JEWELRY, SOCIATl!S, •100 Blf(ll Street, No IQJ, nuus : lMJO~SI., foltnttll\ V•lle't, CA ~ a.Kii, c;.lltornla ~ OCEAN AUTO LEASING, 6480 W. tt109 Terrv Mulllgafl, 4SH Tremont P•clllC Coast Hl9hw11y. Newport R•ndall L•• Deck er, t•t' Ulne COrOll a dtl Mtr Calttornoa, 8Hct1,Calltornl• ~St., Fount•ln Valley, CA 91108 '262s.' ' R09tr Ooebkt, 13900 M.trciuesat This bUslness 11 conduectecl by an In-J4tmtt WOOOw•rd, 4301 E Third, wo .Marlnadel Ro. Calltornl•90291 chldu•I LOng &each, cat1tornla 90814 f111s buslntts ''conducted by il!l In- Randa ll Let Decker This 1>us1nen Is (Onducted l>V .a dlvldull 'nils S1atement was flleO wttn IN oeneral CMlflllOf'Shlp R091!' Ooet>ke OKHlly Clerll ot Orange County on Terry Mullloan Thb statenent was lll"G with lht Otcemner lO, 191S This st•tement wl\ llled wttl\ thl' County Oerl< ot Orange co.1nt'1' on 0tc ,,,... County Clerk ot Or l'fl'ilC. County on atlll>ef' 10 t9JS Plil:lllShed Oran99 Coast D•llY PllOI. r::Mctmtlef n , 1'7S • l"lltM Jan 1. 10, 11, 1•. 19'6 l'SOIU Published Or11nge Coast Dally PllOI, __________ ..;.4'66-;..;..;;.;.,;1S1 Putll•Sl\ed °'•"9* Coast Oa11y Piiot. Dec.20.27, 197SandJan.l. to, 1'76 PUBLIC NOTICE CP·1S'O NOTICE TOCRJOlfORS SUf'lltlOlt COURT OF THE STAflE 0 .. CALIFORNIA f'Olt THll COUNTY OF ORANGE Ho,A·IS7H Es1ale of MARGARET JOHNSON, tlla MARGARET B.AHNSEN JOHNSON. a ka MARGARET B. JOtiNSOfol. Deceased December 17, lt7S •nd Jan,..rv 3. 10, 4'24H 17, 197' •'IO?·IS ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE "IC-rtTIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The tollowlng persons are doing buSI· nessas· M. DAVID PAUL & ASSOCIATES, 1200 North Main Strfft. S.lntt Ma. ca11t0f'nl• 92101 Wllshlre Center Oevelooment Co , 233 WI tshlre eoutevard No. 'l'IO, 5'1nta MOnlca, Californl• 90.01 M. Oevld Paul. 1034 Acan10 Ptace. Los Angeles, calltorni" Georoe Berg~lrom, 11331> Farlin Street, LO\ ,Angeles, Catlfornl11 'IQ049 This DUslne\s I& conducted bv e 11mlt e<I oartnarshlp M David Paul General Parlner This statcml!nl wa~ IHed wotn thol County Clerk ot Or1n9e Coun1v on P UBLIC NOTICE SUf'IEIUOR COURTO .. THll STATIE OF CALIFOIUOA l'OR THE COUNTY OF OR ANGii No.A·MOU NOTtCIE. OF HEARING OF PET1110N FOR PltOIATE 0" Wll.L ANO FOR L IETTE R $ TESTAMlNTARY Est•te ot REGINA KANDELL, Oecea~. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that llLLENJ K.ANDELLhuflledllllrtlna petition for Probate of Wiii and few ls- \uance of Lellen re~tamentarv to the petltlOl'er, reference to which Is midi! for turtl\tr oar11culars, and that the time •nd oiau 01 he•rlng I~ same Ms bffn set tor Jal'luary lO, 1976, al 10:00 a.m., \n the .:ourtroom of Department NO. J of said cour1, at 700 Chllc C.ntft' OrlVi! W.st. on the Coty of Santi AM, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the !rtdllof\ of the above named ~edent lhal 111 persol'IS having claims against Ille said decedent are reQulred to file them, with the nPcessar y vouchers, in Ille office ot the c 1er1< ot the t11>0ve entlttecs court, or to oresenl them, with "'' necessary vouchers, to Ille un ~rslgned at 902 North M.tln Street, Sanl.l Af\a, Catllornoa 92701. which I\ Ille ol11<e ol business of the unoersl~ In 111 matters pertaining to the eo;ta~ of wld oecedt!nt, within lour months after the first pul>llcatlon ol this l'loti,e. FSOIDi. Clhtornlil. PubMhed Oran9~ Cout Dally Pilot. Oiltt«J<Oe<ember 31, 197S [)e(emt>er 17, 197S Dated Ol:comt>er 73, 197S FIRST AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY By· Judith H Fuller Trust Otllcer Executor of the Wiii of the at>ove named <1ece<1ent THOMAS L. LORD 2J521 l'it-de Valenci•. Suite tu L.a...-Miiis, Calif. nul Tel: 17141 Slf1·U60 Attorney ter E H <lltM December 17, 1975 and J.lnu,,ry J, 10. WILLIAM E. St JOHN, 17 1976 4903 JS countv Clerk ' ~ES.t.SCHMIEStNG Att-yatUW 1U1 Don Strnt -...~.,.-~..,,-~~~...,-~--~ S.Ute t.0 STATEMIENT OF AIANOONMENT Newpon .. M:ll, CA tJ..O PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE USE Of: T.i ~ltl tll-9180 FICTITIOUS~USIN ESS NAME Attorney'°': Pwtltloner ' The lottowlng rson has .tbooclOned Pu1>1lsMd Oranoe Co.st Daily Piiot, the useot 1i.. llu11 o..1s b\lsonessMme Ja-ry9, 10, IS. 1'176 tOl>-7' THREE WORLDS C RE ST REALTY, 194~ S.ath Blvd . Hunt '97S.7S ongtOl'I Beach, CA 'l\!MI ----------~!::..!.! The Flcllloous 9'1s1ne's Nolmi! re· PubllSl!ed Orarige coast D.loly Po lot, January 3, to, 17. 24, t97• P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE •~red to above wU fllNI on Of<l,. SUPERIORCOURTO,.THE ------------Countylll'IA1;9ust26. 1974 STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR S·IO' Huold w o1 .. 11m Seelf'Y, q)o? THE COUNTY OF ORANGE NOTICE TO CRE DlTORS COlbr~gan Ortve, Hu"'1n9ton Be"'h, No. A· .. 1ts A·eS91l CA '126't6 NOTICE OF HEARING 01' PETITIOM SVl'ERIOR COURT OF THE Thlsbuslnns WH tonducted l>y an In FOt. f'lt09ATE 01' WILL AND FOR STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR 'dovldual UTTERS TESTAMENTARY THECOUNTYOl'ORANGE This :::;,0::.v:. s.!:~ei11e<1 with,.,,. Estal• of qoBERT HALLIDAY, In the Matter of the Estate Of LULA counlt Clerk 01 Orange Coun1v on Oe~~~~E IS HEREBY ljtVEN th.tt M. T.AYLOR, also known as LULA ' December 16 197S MAR IE TA YLOR.atsoknown as MRS !' ' Fl60ll FLORENTINE K. BARR h4S lllecl GLENN E. TAYLOR • .llso known as Put>llstw!d Or11noe Coast O~llV Piiot Mrton a ~!Ilion for Probate ol Wiii and MRS. GLENN E. TAYLOR (LULA),1Otc 10, ,i, l'ITSandJan l , tO, 1916 • tor Issuance of Letters Teslamentaryto Oece~seci. ,82'1-7S Ille ~1o11oner reference lo Wlllc.h Is NOt•ce os hereby govel'I tc creditor~ ----------::.::.~ made for turlher parllcul.,rs, and that having claims against the said dt'ce PUBLIC NOTICE the time end oiace ot hearing the -oen1 to Ille said claims In tr-e office ot I ,...s been ~• for January 21, 1'176, •t tht clerk oft~ aforesaid couf1 or to•-10 00 am . on thl' courtroom of ~ewnt them to the underslgneo at tilt f'ICT!TIOUS IVSINESS Deou1tnl'nt No. 3 of said court, ~ 700 Office of GEORGE R JOHNSON -Al· NAME ST AflEMENT Civic Cenler Drive Wesl, In the City of lorMy at Law -60 Etm AvtinUP, In tilt The followl119 ~rsons uc dolr19busl· Santa .Ana, Callfornla O ty ol Long Beach, in Los Anqele\lnusas OattdJanuarv7, 1976. County. which latter office Is the place T AND 0 ENTERPRISES, 82JS WILLIAM E. St JOHN, Of businns of the undersigMCI In all Whitter Ave . D12, Costa Mesa, CA County Clerk INllUS per1aonlng to ~id estate Such 9?627 WILLIAM L. OU AANTE claims w11n tM necenary voucher\ Terry W•ller English, 8222 Atlonwyat uw must be !Med or presented as atoresaod SnowtHrO Or , Huntington Beach, CA HOt W.slcllH Orh•• within tour months alte r tne llrst 92"'66 W .. lU pubtlcatoonofthlsnollcl' David March, U1"'43 Lu Fl.on~ Ne~Baacll,Calilornl•U ... Detect Jan. 1, 19'6 Fo1A"116in V•lley, CJ19?106 T.,: #I~ MS-21'0 CHARLES A. TAYLOR This l>uSoness h conduc leO t>y d Att<Kneyt.· ,..,ltloMr Executor ot lhe w111 general ~rtner!ohop Pul>hsMd Oranoe Coast Oa11y Pilot, of saio dl'cedl'nl Terry Englisll Janu.ry9, to, 16, 1916 "'" THE FDA ADVISERS said Dec. 16 there appeared to be a need for estrogen to treat menopausal and post · menopausal women. but said the ar ency should require a printed warning to be packaged with the drugs advising women of the as· sociation between estrogen a nd uterine cancer. Newport Bay Friends Offer Guided Tour BY 1980, HF. said, cars will cause only 24 percent of the smog because of exhaust controls . Gl!OltGE It. JOHNSON This statemel'lt wu foted wllh ,,,. P UBUC NOTICE There also is conclusive proof !'::z~:;:w f:'~bl'~·~.-.. % orange Count1 on that s mog arriving from the Los L#!llH<ll,cA'*1 "'°'" CP·tS« Angele Ba · · ·bl f Putt>lshl'd Orange Coa st Daofy Pilot, Put>UJ/led Or•nge Cout Dao IV Pftpt, SUf'EltlOR COURT O" THE s s m lS respons1 e or Jan.•,16,13.30,1976 Jan.3,10,17,24,1916 .sTATEOl'CALIFORNIAFOR the worst days of pollution in San 1-----------•:...•~•·7& 4'Ut JS THE COUNTY OF ORANGE The Friends of the Newport Bay will offer a g uided tour of the Upper Bay ecological preserve J an. 17 to take advantage of the winter bird visitation. Diego County, Taylor said. PUBLIC NOTICE .,_ _________ 1 E No. A·UIM PURLIC ~OTICF. state of CURT N. LIGHTER, Between 5 to 15 days annually, 1-----------i------------i Oeceued. The advisers also suggested that lower dosages be e m · phasized and the pills b e administered on a stop·and-starl. r ather than a continual, basis to see if the user can cut down or totally eliminate them. th ·d t d ' ed ORDINANCE HO. 75·~ SUf'llRIOR COURT OF THE NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the e OXI an rea mg exce S .20 AN ORDINANCE OF THIE CITY STATE OF CALll'ORNIA FOA crtditors ot the abOve named de<edent part Of Oxidant per milUon parts COUNCIL OF fHE CITY OF COSTA THE COUNTY OF ORANGE that all persons having Claims a9'1nst Ray Williams, president of the organization which will conduct the tours. !'aid visitors should come equipped with binoculars and. if possible. a handbook on birds. Of air. MESA ADOPTING AM AMENDMENT No. A·fto46 I~ said cleCedenl are reQulred to Illa TO THAT CERTAIN DOCUMENT NOTI C 11! OF HE A At NG o F them, with Ille neceuary YO\Khers, In P It EV I 0 U S Ly A D 0 p TED PIETITION l'Olt PROBATE OF WILL the ctflce of the Clerk of the lbow The FDA said it "is moving quickly in the area of estrogens" but had no comment on Wolfe"s request. China Lecture Set at Church A Jerture on "Women in China" will be given at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Laguna Unitar1an · t ·niversalist F ellowship, 429 C'ypress Drive. Laguna Beach. The lecturer is Shirlev Cerresito. an associat.e professo'r of sociology at Cal State, Long Beach. Dr . Cerresito leaches a course in Chine s e s ocial organization. Tour groups will leave from the intersection of Eastbluff and Ray Rack drives between 9 a.m. and 10:30 a .m . The walking tour takes about t\\O hours a nd is conducted without charge. Zionism Question Aired at College "Zion is m a nd C urrent Problems in the Middle East" is the title of a panel discussion scheduled noon Tuesday in the forum at Orange Coast College. The pa nel will consist of three social sdence pro(essors and Mirhael lmbar. an Israeli doing graduate work in the U.S. The Retired To Meet The Sa n C lemente chapter of the National As· sociation of R etired Federal Employees will hold its monthly meeting at 1:30 p .m . Tues day, in the San Clemente Com· munity Clubhouse, corner of Avenidas Del Mar and Seville. C hapte r Preside n t James Goode extends an invitation to all retired emplo yes and their spouses. Refreshments will be served . For further information contact Goode at498·1047. ENTITLIED: "UNI FORM WIRING A N O F O 11 L E T T E R S .ntltted co..1rt, or to present them, with CODIE 0" THE CITY OF COSTA TESTAMENTARY the neceuarv vouchers, lo Ille tin• MESA,AMENDMENTSTO THE 1'1S Estate ol WILLIE WENOERT dtnignedatthe oltlceof hosattorney, NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE." BUDGE, Deceueo C A. HIGBIE. 22'Marine Avtnut!, P.O. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN tflilt Bo• 328, 8.llboe Island, CallfOmle OF COSTA MESA DOES HEREBY JAMES LEE WENGERT has loteo '2662. Which is lhe pl.tee of businenol ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: hereon• oetitoOl'I lor Probotle of WHI ;ind the undersigned In all metters CJert•ln- SECTtON 1. The Coty Councll of the tor lssuanu ol Lelltr\ Testllrn@nl¥Y lo Ing lo lhe ~t•teof said dl'<edent, wiltlln I C•tV of COsta Mes.a herel>y find\ itnd the petitioner. refennce to Wiiie.ii •S lour months •Iler the first pubt!Uilon dee.tarn lhal the ··uniform Wortng made lor further parli<ulars. •nd that Of this notice Code of the City ol C~I• Mesa, amend tM time and pti.ce ot 1>e11r1ng ,,,. wme 0.ttd December JO. 1'17S. ments to lhe 1915 Nah<H141 Electrical has been sel lor J111uary 7ll, 1976, at DON.ALO EDWIN LIG+fTER Code" hes been put>llSl'ltd and that 10.00 a m , on tne courtroom Of Oepert· Executor Of the Will three Ill cooles afl' on file In the office menc No l ot salo court, 111 100 Civic ot the above named Oe<eoet\t. of the City Clerk C.nlft' Drive West, In lhe Coty ot s.nta C. A. HIGllE The Citv Councll further 11~ anc:t Ana.CaloflH'nla. Z29MlriMAftllut OKlares that In order to cot1lorm Wtth Dated December l1, t91S P.O. Boa lU current t>Ulldlno pr.lctlces. It Is In'"' WILLIAM •• $tJOHN, e.tbNtstand,Ca.92662 btsl lme~I of the health, s.atety and County Clerir. 1714167).7670 ~lfare of the City that an emenomen1 DONA LOO. Nl!HLHiN A"-Y f« Euutcw tosaidWlrln9CoOe1>e•OOpted. Atl<KMY•H..it• PubliSlled Or.ln'll' Coast Dally Piiot, The City Covncll further finds and Vllt•~•ncle Jal'luar-tl, 10, 17,24, 1976 4'M-7S c»ctares tt\41t s.tld amendmel'lt to s.ald $illte112 PUBLIC NOTICE Wiring Code, as compiteo •nd 17190So"'llNorwalk a lvo Pllbli\hed ls necessary to coniorm 10 C..rrltos, California sPKlat circumstances In the City ol Tel: (JUI '24-23'5 • S·Ol4Jt Costa Ml!W. Attcwney for: PttlllOll., NOTICE TOCREDITOtlS .-.ccordln9ly, Title S of lhe Costa PutlllSheY January'I, 10, IS, 1976 / 99·11> STATEOl'CALI FORNIAf'OR emendedlorndaslollows: -THIE.COUNTY OF ORANGE ... ~:,~:;:N t. U·29 Is heret>y enacted PUBLIC NOTICE Mo. A-ISISO Artlcle l36 Non Metatllc Sllffthed Esl•tt Of JAMES W. PHILLIPS Sr •• Oecosed. c.l>ltof thesald "Uniform Wiring Code SVf'ERIOll Cj)UllT O" THE fltOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the of the City of Costa Mesa. el'flefldments STATE O" CALI "ORNIA FOR creditors of the •boY• named deCtdent to the l91S National Electrical CoOe" 11 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE that .lll persons having claims agalMt Mreby amended by clMlnglng the first Ho. A·H'11 1 t paraortphto readnfollows: N OTICll OF HEAR I NG "0R :~'!i~~:,::.~~Q~~~'.I~ "U.-SUw f'ltOIATE the office of the clerk of the above Non-met•lllC Sheathed cable jhall 0,WH.\.AHDCODICl\.~D tntltled court °"to prasefll tllen\ with ne>Cbeuse<lloreaPQsectwlrln<Jlnd~ll POltLETTIERSTESTAMENTARY the ntCHHrY vouchers, to the Ufloo The discussion is sponsored by the U .S .·C hina Peopl es' Friendship Association and is open to the public. public is invited. onlybeusectforconceate<lwlrlnolnone E state of INA F . DAUL TON, dt!rslgnad •t WALTER W. HEIL. AT· -::::====-========================~ and two lamlly d-tllngs °" ~ti· OoeCH~. TOR NEY AT LAW ,t74 H. TustlnS.,...., famlly l•oartment hOVse ) not exceed-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 0r.,. ca. 92661 which Is the place of lngthf'Mfloors~vegrade." DON CONROY ho filed ~rein a bu51ness Of IM underslgnact In all met· Death Notlc~11 OONOHUE >'ATHLEEN C. OONOHUE Pa~~ a .. av January 8, 1976 Res•dent ot N<'wpO<'I B<!'acn Callfornoa S.,,.,11•ed bV her son Robert Oononue ot t\rC..O•a and John Oonohu" ot Hunt •nQlon B~aCI\, It gr.-il'ldChlldrtn Rowry will bf! ~Id at 1 JOom, Sundav. OUr L..Oy of "Mt Carmel; Mas~, Mon day 10 OOam, Our Ladv 01 Ml C.rm-1 Interment, Forl Ro~crtns Na11ona1 c~m<!'t<!'ry, San OoeQO fn heuol llO-r\, don,Jtoons mav be made to Oran9" County Children's Ho sootal. Bell Broadway Mortuary, directors. KOllNA EMMON KOZINA posed away Jan~ry 8, 1976 at the •9e of 7', resident of Hunt1noton 8eacll, ca. Survived tw -brother, Wllllam tt:otln• ol ,._. !Aln Vall9y; tour sisters. Mrs. Mollie Bartell of S. S•n Fr1nc.1"0· Mn. OOf'olhy Mingo of AfltlOCh, ca., MIU Ruth tt:orlna of e.11v1ti., tt:.MH and Mrs. Louis Jacoller of HUfltlnoton &each, C•.: four 1Jep11ewt, ~Id tt:ortNi of Della, Utah, Ted lkr1ell ol s.. s.<i FranclKO, Fr.O Bartell ol Tuc1on, ArllllN and c.t"t L. J«otier Of Gerdln Gf'OW, C.. Ml. l(oll,.. ·~••member Of 1(1n9d0m Hall Of Jthovah WltnHs. Della. "11111. Service$ wlll be held Mon Uy IO ·OOAM, Smit!\\' Mortuary c11aoet lntermpnt, H•r!>Or Rt\t Memorla l P•rll, Cotlt Mt\a, C• Strlilht' MortvarY dlrKlon HO It TOH ETHEL HORTON, '"'1ct11nt Of Sun ~.ci. C.. Date of death J..,...ry e "" """'""d l>Y her tOft and~ ... lft •-.Mr A Mt~. s.tm w. Horlon Of Ht.Ill lftgton 8oc h. c. ; or tndchtldf"tn, W A #n . Sem I! Horton ol Wit• ,.,.., ca t nd Mt. A Mrs Dery! O HIH'W of LolN Linda , Ca S.f'V\cei IMM•v • .tllft1o1a ry tl at 11 oo """· "11clfk 'lflew Olapel with R.., 0.... H S..Cflffl(lllM. Inter"""'· Ptclf1< View ...-tal ftark, H~Wport 9H(fl, Ca Pllelflc View Mortvtry director• SIMON LOUIS SIMON Ruldtnt of 3175 BarDaOO\ Plat~. Costa MUI, Catotorni• Pl\\ed •w11y Janwry 9, 1976 Service\ will be M id Mondav. J•nuar'( 11. t OOPM, Ptclflc View Ol•pel, woth 1nlermen1 at Pacific Voew Nlemorial Park Survoveo l>Y wife, Ro~ S<mon, 3 'OM , Bfrnard, MlllO<' 111'1<1 Charin Simon. 3 grandchildren. P11<1fic Vltw Mortu1ry, dlreclors P UBU C NOTICE "IC11TIOUS IUStHtSS NAMISTATl MaNT flit l'Ollow1r19 IM'''°" Is dolno bW· ,,.,,as t Et e1.1 "· ..,,o f'ark N9W11Qrt 217 New-1 &each, CA '1..0 Ntdltr, Lorr•lne c ., 4.,0 "'•'" ~ • ~11 Newport S.actt. CA ff\11 lluslneu I\ C6n<luctff by lft la. Olitlclual LOttal,,. C Nadltr Tillt tl•l•mtnt w.u 111'4 with "" C:.0Vn1y Cltrll ef O••noe Covnty on .lllnUilr'f 6, lt1' "11171 P\lbltttied Or•n0t C..asl Dally Pllet J.,, 10, 17, ,4, ,t, ,,,. ,.,,, it makes more Sense to lease a Mercedes-Benz Because a car that retains its value better. is a better value at the end of the lease. Q;) SllCTION J: This ordina~ 5Ntl petition tor Prol>ett of Wiii and Codlcll terspert•inlngtotti.astattofsalddtc. tallt tftect and be In full fO<'ce and tf. and I or Issuanc e o f Letters f9c1 thirty CJO) Clan from and after Its Ttstamfllttry to the Petitioner re· dtnt, .,,.thin four montlls attar tM tint NiY9t. and betcwe the eaplrMlon Of ,.,..nee to wttlch Is made '°" further publlcatlonoflhlsnoUce. fl"-' 11•1 da f I ...... , I De~Dectmber10, 1t7S. , vs a ter 11 pass~. shall .-•cu 1rs.1nel tlMlt Ille tome and 1118<.e .... : TruslOfll~er be outielslltd once In the Oranoe Coast of hffrlr19 Ille same hn beef! set few "' ' Delly PllOI. a newsp•ri-r Of 9fner•t Jlft~ry 13, "" at 10·00 •.m.. In the Exec11torof the Wiii cln:ul•tlon ~lnted and publlWcl In the couf1rooM Of Department No. 3 of said of 111eat>ovenamedd~t. OtY of C.OSta Mesa, t09'tN!r with the covrt.at 700Clvlc Center DrlvtWIUl,ln WALTlRW.HlllL names of Ille membffs ot the Clly lfleCltyofSant.tAna,Catllornla. 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Prices On Sale Items Eff ectivc Throu&h January 20 At Anesia Act\)$$ from May Co .. on Kingsdalc ... All mtrcha!'dise is priced for pick-up al our dock in lh.e original fad«)' ClOnlainc.r. Or, if you Wiiia. we11 ddiver for a slight charge. \ .......... ...,'"° ......... .......... ~==:ii:ia flOAO ...-.1 WMY IM09.fl0Mtttl ICllYITOM roM ttnl ................ -(I)< -I CD 0 ::r CD C : <I: CD !. ID ~i '<z ••• --r-CD :::J -< --~CD CD ll!lit '• .. SA.~ FRA~CISCO CAP) -The San Jo'rancisco Giants have been sold for $13.25 million and will be moved to Toronto for the 1976 season pending approval of nine of the 11 other N at1omtl League teams, tbe Giants announced Friday. "Directors of the National Ex-hi~ition Company bave agreed in principle to sell the baseball franchise. the Giants, to Labatt 's Brewery of Toronto," Charles Rupert, ext!<'uti ve vice president and secretary-treasurer or the Giants announced just a short while after an "agreement m principle" for the sale was an nounced in Toronto. "Tbe price was $13,2SO,OOO, of which $5,250,000 will be retained in a fund to meet certain possible obligations with re pect to the transaction," Rupert s aid . "After the satisfaction of a ny such obligations, sums remain- ing in the fund will be distributed to the National Exhibition Div ersified Life UPI T•llPl>OtO'J Terry Bradshaw 's life is one of bumps, bruises and tender- ness. Above, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback lands backs ide up on his way to Super Bowl date with Dallas J an. 18. Below he takes time out to be with fia nce JoJo Starbuck of ice skating fame. Bowl Aces Dael~ In Hawaii HONOL U L U <APl - Memories of the Rose Bowl and the Orange Row! should come flooding b ack for some Hula Bowl players toctay when they find themselves knocking some familiar he ads. Defensive lineman Don Dufek and defensive back Dan Jilek of Michigan will be on the East team where thev will have another shot at three Oklahoma On TV Today Oaannel 7 at J s tandout · o n th e Wes t : quarterback Steve Davis, end Tinker Owens and running back Joe Washington. And Michigan running back Gordon Bell is likely to find himself. wrapped once again in the arms of Oklahoma's de- fensive brother act. Leroy and Dewey Selmon. The Sooners h ave happy memories of the Orange Bowl, where they won a second straight national championship with a M-6 victory. Company shareholders." "lt was the best offer, Rupert said or the Toronto bid. "This sale contemplates that the Giants will play in Toronto beginning in April." Giants president Horace Stoneham was ns>t available for <'omment, but Rupert said the Giants would seek approval of the sale at the major leag ue meetings in Phoenix Wednesday. While the announcement ln San Francisco named Labatt's as the buyer, the announcement made 1n Toronto by Paul Godfrey. Metropolitan Torof\tO chwrman. iaid the principles an a company to purt>hase the Giants are l.abatt's Breweries or Canada, Ltd .• Vulcan Assets Ltd. and the Canadian Imperial BfnJc of Com· met('e. "I must stress, however, that bringing the team here is still s ubject to a number of con· ctitlons, some of which must ob~ n ously remain confidential." Miller Makes Move 3 Share Lead In Tucson Golf TUCSON <A P > -Veteran Dave Hill, insisting be isn't play- ing well just as he usually does when he wins, calmly fashioned a three-under-par 69 that gave him a share of the second round lea d Friday in the $200,000 Tucson Open golf tournament.. But while Hill, first round ' leader Gibby Gilbert and young Pat Fitzsimmons shared the lead On Tl' Today Oaannel 4 at 2 at 137, a battery of golf's big guns wheeled into position for a shot at the $40.000 first prize.1 Johnny Miller. Tom...Weis kopf, Lee Trevino and British Open champion Tom Watson all were within easy s triking ctistance for the title in this event that serves as the kickoff tournament for the 1976 season. Weiskopf. who could have been in a tie for the lead but for a bogey on the final hole. and Watson were the closest at 138, one shot out and six under par after two trips over the 7.200 vards of cactus-studded ctesert real estat«.> that make up the Tucson :'.'l ational Golf Club course Weiskopf shot 71 and Watson, a three-time winner last year. had a 68 in the mild. breezy weather. Trevino had a 67 despite what he called some shoddy putting and was lied with Miller-the re- cord-setting winner of this event for the last two years-at 139, just two s trokes back. Miller managed a 69 and said he may be ready to make his move . "I'm not pisappointed with my game." he said. 'Tm just not do- ing what I did last year. But I might shoot a really low round anytime now. A 62 would be easy the way I'm hitting thebalL" Se<.oncl rouno IHOtH in the U00,000 Tucson ~n 9011 tourn•mtnl. O.veHlll "-' F11n1mon~ G11>1>yGllbtrt TomWet\On TomWehkopt 8ol>Oy MtlChell Lee Trevino John Schroeder Brue" Llellke Fr•nlt Conner Johnny Miiier Dave Slocklon Curtis Slffora Jerrv Heard Ciot'M Littler LouGr•ham Free! Marti Larry Hinson Ma\On Rudolph Roa Funselh JOM M.lh•flty TomJtnklM Jerry McGee Phil Roa;er' OonJ•nuuv How•rd Twitty BlllyCUPt'r 8.trry Jaeckel I.A rrv Nelson Bruut Csamp\on R•vLHch Tom Purtur J 1mS1.-s. 0.le OoUQll U '""'° C\ltl JohnMeln10 Mike MCC..ttougl'I 611-6•-137 116S-137 6'>-71-137 70-68-138 61-71-138 69-69-138 12~1-13'1 69-70-13'1 71·67-13'1 68-71 -13'1 70.69-13'1 73~-13'1 68-n -uo 69-71-1'0 71HO-t•O 71 69 1•0 73 68 141 /().11 -141 69 n Ul 11 10 ··u 1 n 09-1•1 17 69-10 n 69-u1 68 73-141 71 10 1'1 11-70 -UI n 10 -•'1 7171 -1•2 68 74 1'7 7012 10 11 " ,., 1110 II? 68,. 1¢.. 73 69 _,., 70-72-141 7017-147 69 73 ,., UCI Faces Grand Canyon PHOENIX -UC Irvine's basketball team faces another tough road foe tonight when the Anteaters battle unbeaten NAIA power Grand Canyon College, here. Coach Tim Tift's UCI club has logged seven victories at home and four losses on the road this season and figures to be in over its head tonight. Grand Canyon. the defending NAIA champion. has a 12·0 record thus far and is ranked No. 3 among the nation's small col· leges. The Antelopes are led by 6-8 center Bayard Forrest. one of the top pro pros pects in the country. Forrest was a high draft selection last year. but decided lo play his final season al Grand Canyon. In a gam e against UCI last year at Crawford Hall, Forrest scored 18 points, blocked five shots, dominated the boards and had a number of assists in leading the Antelopes to a nine-point win. Irvine has won four games in a row since dropping four on the road in mid December. s.t&Kd!r.Jenuery 10. um OArLYPILOT 814 r ·, Widow Dangs On : Family Stroggles to Survive . WHJTESBURG. Ky <AP) -When Katy Sue lost her husband in a stock car crash she was left pregnant and penniless. Sh didn't know how she would care for the baby. She still has no job. But she does have a two-room cabin and, thanks to the generosity or those who heard or read her i,-tory, SM has started a savings account for Tonya Fay~ Lowe, who was born Dec. 11. Earl Lowe , 20, died in August while practicing for a . car race on a small dirt track in Letcher County. • The track's management and spectators have raised $469 for his 17·year·old widow. And others have sent $400, clothes for Mrs. Lowe, and clothes, disposable diapers and other items for the baby. Mrs. I.owe has said she's happy now to have the child. "I wouldn't have nothing from Earl if I didn't have her, .. she said. Mrs. Lowe's older sister·s husband built her a two-room cabin near Whitesburg. She has paid for the furnishings with con· tributions from well·wishers. Her husband left no money, but every month Mrs. Lowe re- ceives about $135 in state welfare for the baby and gets about $90 worth or food stamps. Also, she said, "I still get packages with baby clothes and things like that." "People still write me. They just want to know how I'm get- ting along," she said. "They a sk about the baby and how Christmas went. They really care, and I appreciate it. "I started the baby's savings the other day." she said. "I've only got $30 in it, but I hope it '11 get bigger. I want her to go to school and have the things she needs. "I guess the worst is over," she added. "It's going to take a lot to raise Tonya, but I know I can do it now." Sports in Brief Huntington Bowler In TV FtinalsToday c ,.). ALAMEDA -Huntington Beach ·s Rut ch Soper is in second place going into today's televised finals of the $65,000 Alameda Open bowling tournament. The finals will be televised at 5: 30 tonight (Channel 7). Mark Roth is the leader. He finished Friday night's round with 9.900 pins a nd a 14-10 record in the head-to-head competition. Soper had a record of 11 ·13 and 9.801 pins. Other finalists include Gary Dickinson. Roy Buckley and Jay R obinson. All rive are right-handers. Soper closed the competition with five straight wins. Top \fault Mark COLLEGE PARK. Md. Da n Ripley pole vaulted 18-1 1-1 . best ever indoors by an amateur and se<'ond only to pro Steve Smith's 18-4, and won the event on his third leap Friday night in the National Invitational indoor track meet. Ripley. a 22-year-old graduate of San Jose State. who once com- pt>ted at Cypress College, went under the cross bar on his first two atte mpts in the first U.S. in- door meet of 1976, launching the Olympic year. Durorlter Pfrked LOS ANG EI.ES -Crusty baseball strategist Leo Durocher will manage the Taiheiyo Lions of Japan next season. Lions owner Na)?oyoas hi Nakamura announced Friday night. HauldesWfn BERKELEY -Forward Lars Hans en and center James Edwards combined for 25 second half points and controlled the boards. boos ting fifth-ranked Washington to a 76·56 Pacific-8 Conference victor y ove r California Friday n i~ht. The win was the 12th straight for the unbeaten Huskies who overcame a 10-point Cal first half lead in their conference opener. Stanford Falb STANFORD -Washington State def e ated Sta nford University, 62 -60. Friday night on a Norton Barnhill basket with lit· tie more than one minute lo play in a Pacific 8 Conference basketball ope ner for both schools. Barnhill 's basket made it 62-58 and 30 seconds 1 ater Stanfard battled back to within two points on a goal by Wolfe Perry. Neither team could score again, although both had good <'hances. Ashe Breeze• COLUMBUS, Ohio -:'io. J - seeded Arthur As he, the world's top -ranked player. continued Friday night to make quick work of his opponents here in the $64 ,000 World Championship Tennis tournament. Ashe advanced to the semi· finals by using jus t 47 minutes to e liminat e Ru ss ian Alex Metreveli 6·2, 6-J . Ashe followed Australian Phil Dent into today's semi-finals. Dent advanced with a 3·6, 6-4, 6-2 victory over Dick Stockton. Solo.on Ad.,anee• MONTERREY: Mexico Harold Solomon crushed Mex ican favorite Raul Ramirez, 6·.J. 6-2 in the World Champ1onsh1p Tenois-Serfin Cup Fnday night. The victory moved Solomon in- to the finals where he will meet h is doubles partner , Eddie Dibbs. Owners Charged WASHI.NGTON -Th e- National Football League Players Association filed new charges of unfair labor practices against pro football 's manage. ment Friday, naming for the fir,;t time the league itself. The association charged the NFL, its 26-member clubs and their bargaining agent. the NFL Management Council, with refus. ing to engage in good faith bargaining in an effort to reach :i collective bargaining agree- ment. the last of which expired Jan. 31. 1974. Subs Spark 76ers Past LA, 109-106 Ohio State players, however. may entertain some grudges from their 23·10 loss to UCLA in the Rose.Bowl. The Buckeyes are represented on the East team by quarterback Cornelius Greene, wide receiver Brian Baschnagel and defensive back Tim Fox . Two-time Heism an trophy winner Archie Griffin, who b~oke his hand in the Rose Bowl. will be\ on the cover o( the Hula Bowl program but not on the field . Today's TV Sports PHILADELPHIA (APl -A pair of substitutes. rookie Joe Bryant a nd second-year pro Coniel Norman, scored 37 points betwt'en them to help th e Philadelphia 76ers to a 109·100 victory over the Los Angele!' Lakers Friday night in a :'<Jational Bas ketball Association game . UCf,A quarterback John Sciarra and offensive lineman Randy Cross will play fo~ ~he West, but Greene is entertaining no notions of revenge. "The Rose Bowl, as tar a s I'm concerned. is over and it's something In the past." he said. "I learned to put personal goals aside a long time ago so playi~g against Sciarra in this game is just that." There will be no SU.gar . Bowl noetalgia, since Alabama is not represented. but Penn State con· tributed linebac.k~r Grei:g Buttle and offensive lineman 1'om Raf· f erty tot~ r.ut squad. . E"Vuhevski Fmalist EUOENf.. Or~. -Forest Evn.shtvsk1. tormor football coach Jnd athietlc director at the Unlverstly or Iowa, Is one of three finall~ta for the athletic director post ot tl\e Univorslty or Oregon. Hamill Capt~res U.S. Skate Crown COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. <AP) -Steady Dorothy Ham- mill. holding off a furious challenge from Linda Fratianne in the free s kating event, captured the senior ladies' gold medal Friday night at the United States Figure Skating t>hampionships. Skating cautiously, the 19- year-old Hamill nevertheless re- <'Otded top marks Crom the Judges with a cons istent. quality pertormant>e . Jt gave the Riverside, Conn .. skater a third consecutive women's title. The brilliant free skating ex· hibition by Fratlanne, of J .. o~ Angeles. gave her second place in the overall standings and the silvtr med.al. Windy Burge of Garden Grove won the bronze. All three will represent the United States nt the Winter Olympics next month. Hamill was given first place marks by all seven judges in the final event. But her free s kating routine clearly was overshadowed by Fratianne's, at least In the opinion of the crowd. which gave the 15-year-old Californian a standing ovation and booed loud- ly wht'n her marks weren't higher. Kath Malmberg of Rockford, m .. who was second after the first two portions of the ladles' competition, faded t1> fourth in the free skating and wound up a.n that po$ltlon. In the wide open senior men's t>ompetltion, Charlie Tickner, last year's bronze medal winner. le&ped into firs t place by winning the short program. In the ~old dance event , defending t>hampions Colleen O'Conner and Jim Millns held onto their tend 10 a .m . (13) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Manhattan takes on Notre Dame in In- diana. 11 a .m . (9) -THJS IS THE NFL -Highlights or the AFC and NFC championship games. Noon (4 > -COLL EGE BA S K E TBALL -The Louisvm e Cardinals take on the Providence Friars in a game taped at Providence. RI. (13) -AM ERICAN BOWi, -T he eighth annual A m erican Bowl football game. taped at Tam pa, Fia. 1 p.m . (7) -HULA BOWi,, -The 30th Hula Bowl from Honolulu, a Wide World of Sports presentation. 2 p.m . (4) -GOLF - Tbird·round play in tbe Tucson Open from Arliooa. 3 :30 p .m . (4) - BASK E TBALL -The UCLA Bruins meet the Oregon State B eavers in a Pac-Sgame at Corvallis. 4 p.m. (7> -TENNIS - Semifinal play in the $100,000 World Series of Women'• TennJs, taped at Austin, Tex. 4 :30 p .m . (2) - CH ALLENGE OF TH E SEXES -The world's oldest rivalry moves to the playing field. In today·s competition. filmed in Mission Viejo, Evonne Goolagong meets llie Nastase in tennis and Wyomia Tyus races Bob Seagren on an obstacle course. 5 p .m . (2> -SPORTS S P ECTACULAR -Ken Nort on (34-3> races Pedro Lovell (14-1 ·l) in a scheduled JOroun d heavyweight bout. (5) -N HL ROCKEY -The Kings meet the Maple Leafs at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens. 5 :30 p .m . (7) -PRO BOWLING -T he $65.000 ARC Alameda Open touma· ment. 8 p.m. CS> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The USC Trojans meet the Oregon Due!ks at Eugene. 9 p.m . (11) -BO~ING PROM TH E OLYMPtC - Scheduled : Frankie Durate takes on Seco Luna ln a bantamweight bout. 10 p.m . (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The UCLA . 8ruins meet Oregon State, taped. The Lakers. who lost for' the 18th time in their last 21 roacl games. were hurt in the second period whe n 7 · foot -i center Kareem Abdul-J a bbar was eject ed for throwing the ball into th( stands. He had been charged with a personal foul. The Lakers l ed at the tim<' 35-27 and appeared to have con trot of the game. But the 78e~ rallied to lead 60-58 at halftime. Jabbar lost his temper after re f eree Bill Saar called him fo• elbowing Philadelphia's Clyd( Lt'e. Jabbar argued and the1 took the ball and b urled it in th• direction of Saar. The bal ' slapped at the feet of severa spectators. Saar immediately thum~ Jabbar from the game an1 awarded the 76ers a technlca foul shot which was made b Steve Mix. The Lakers were ft! sessed another tedutical whe they delayed the game. nrausa over Jabbar·s ejection. LOS ANGEL~ O•)-Wamtn . Ford'lt,A ..,.a,Atlef'l20, Goodrl<11 tr, ~I ~.McDM ' 4. L.IMt t, flreeftlMI t, Cellloun 2, PHl~Q&LPtilA 110'1 McOtml• 111 Ml!t 1 Caklllf'lgH, lil1" It, C•rttr 11, ~t It, ttorlftl ••• '-" Afltt .. t 3S 2J 1' ll -I "'lledtloflle JS SS 20 I' ti Fovttd out · Werf'ler. Tot•''"'°"''' \M AnOtll U, "'llldtlpfll• 23. TetMlcel•• J~, ~ $t'ltrfNf\, MC.Ol""h. A: 1$,CMI. .. DAILY PILOT Saturda , Janu 10. 1979 Diiiy ~1191 ........ Illy LH l'IJM GE!flNG HIGH-Mission Viejo's Kelly Cox (34) goes up, trymg to block the vision of Tim Dunham while Steve ·sawyer (5) and John Witherell head down court. Cox and Dunham each scored 26 points in the wild duel. Mission Circuit S addle back Five icked for Title R iverside City College·s b etball coach Bill Mulligan w n th~ last four Mission Conference championships. And although he's switched to Saddleback College, the Daily Pilot predicts the string will reach five after the conclusion of the Mission campaign this year. Only his former school , RCC. figures to have a shot at the title with Palomar given dark horse consjder at ion. lrere·s how the Daily Pilot h a nd icaps the Mi ssio n Conference race, which begins tonight: 7 4-6 4 Loss ,For Edison By HOWARD L. HA.'JDY Ol 1"9 Dally Piiot Swfl If the Edison High School Chargers basketball team ever comt>s out of the starting gate with a charge, opponents of the Kardiac Kids wi ll have a tough time with coach Lionel Purcell's squad. Los Alamitos High's Griffins posted a 74 -&I victory over the Chargers Friday night in Sunset League a~tion on the Edison court-but not without a spirited late challenge. The Griffins opened in front and held the lead throughout the fJ.tSj. half. limiting high-scoring Bd'6-Vogelsang to three points at in~ission . And the field goal came with just two seconds re- maining in the half. Falling behind by 15 points late in the third period and still trail- ing by 13 with 6:29 to go, the Chargers put on another patent- ed charge with Vogelsang at the belrn. The 5-11 forward scored 26 points in the second half. 16 in the final stanza, and the Chargers pulled to within four at 64 -60 with 3: 10 remaining. But a late parade to the charity shipe by the Griffins ended any l further thoughts of victory and the final margin was no in-~ dication of the closeness of the finish. Los Al hit at a torrid 60 percent from the floor in the fl1'1t half to take a 34.23 lead to the dtessln& r . . e Griffins employtd a Ught e defense with taller playen idt" to thwart the EdJBOn at· k . When the Chargers couldn't from outside, the advantace nt to the victors. , t ,, 4 4 II 1 , • t I I I 4 1 , . ' 11 10 ti 14 .... 1 .. 1 ...... '-*'"" •O•n °'°""' • 0 t • c;.tl_., I 2 4 4 s.mue!lefl i o S ' VOOltltMIQ 11 1 • tt IM!I I 0 I 1 WllllelN t 0 I I MCGeun t 0 4 • O.t~J)il lot••• t• 12 n .,. SU..•f~ U.AIMllllM 14 ,. It ti-.'• ·--• ,, " i. ..... 1. Saddleback (10·6) -The Gauchos have had the toughest non-conference schedule of any team in the circuit and have fared well. RCC transfers Mike Bokosky (6-3) and Mark Lovelace (6-4), along with freshmen Keith Musick (6-4 > of South Torrance, Dennis Smith (6-5) of Servile, Buck Day (6-6) of Foothill and Dave Maracich (5-10) of Chicago are all good shooters. 2. Riverside <8·8 > -The Tigers of former Newport Harbor High coach Dave Waxman have pro- bably the best guard in the con- ference in Mike Linden (5-11 ), who played for Mulligan last season -until he was dismissed from the team during the last week for disciplinary reasons. Freshman Ron Baldwin, a 6·3 North Carolina product, recently joined the team and will help con- siderably . And sophomore forward Payton Calloway (6-4) and freshman center John Jensen (6-6), from Long Beach, are other good ones. 3. Palomar (9·6) -Tyrone Davis , a 6 -2 guard from Compton, is the best of coach Andy Gilmour's Comets. Davis heads an all-freshman team which has had some top games this season-including a 65-64 victory over No. 1 rated Santa Monica. 4. Citrus (4-12) -The Owls have also played a tough non- conf erence schedule, and with two all-circuit players returning figured to have a much better r e- cord. Paul Walls (6·3). fr om Castlemont High in Oakland, and Roland Allbright (6-3), earned Al.I-Mission Confer ence laurels a year a go. Walls averages about 25 points per game. 5. San BernardJno (Z.9) -The Indians are probably the best of the rest, although that remains to be seen. The top players are sophomore Dave Essman (6-4), freshman Steve Adams (6-4) and Dennis Henson (6-4). also a sophomore. 6. Soutbwettern (2·9) -The Apaches of John Jackson are led by a trlo of freshmen-ifuard Gary Varnell (6-2) and forwards Pete Walker (6-5) and Roland Stalworth (6·5). 7. Sa• Dle10 U-H> -Tbe Knifhts are in tbe mid1t or another 1001 season. San Dleso ls led by cuards Ron McFarlin (5-9) and Willie Shelton (6-2), forward Anthony Tyson (6-5) and center W\We Bennett C&-8). a. Qaffe1 <t·IO -Barney Newlee'• Panthen went 0-30 a couple of aeaaol\I qo. but It 'a doubtful that will happen aaaJn Chaffey LI not quite • bad u lts record indicates. The )'OUl\C Pan- lhttt (12 of the 15 pl•yen are freshmen> are led by forward Brian Jacobs '6·3). Sizzling MV . Tops Tritons, Z2 By GLENN WJUTE Ot .. O.lly "' ........ Mission Viejo High's classy Diablo.s put on a searing shootini display from the field then hit free throws when the game was on the line to nab a 72-68 South Cout League basketball triumph lrom host San Clemente Friday nignt before a tllrnout o!l,099. It was offensive basketball like you might never see in a lifetime as the victorious Diablos and Tri tons blistered the nets. Th~ Invaders didn't salt it away until the final 19 seconds as John Hattrup canned a pair of free throws to give coach Pat Roberts' forces a 71-68lead. San Clt>m ente's last big chance came with 2:55 remaining when the Tritons. down 68-66, stole the ball and drove for what would have been the tying bucket. But the shot was blown and coach lions Bag 37-31 Will OverFV By ROG ER CAR~N Oftlle Dally Pilot Staff When you can connect on only M of 51 attempts from the field and commit 17 turnovers in a 32-minute high school basketball game. it's tough to win. And in Fountain Valley lligh's case Friday night the Barons didn't as Westminster's host Lions toppled the Barons, 37-31, before a near-capacity crowd. The decision leaves both teams 1-1 in Sunset League action, a game off the pace of Marina. The Fountain Valley total was the lowest ever allowed by a Westminster quintet, wruch de- fensed t he Barons with a zone and occasional press, and guilty of on- ly eight personal fouls. Coach Bob Ferguson':; Lions look the lead with 5:59 remaining when Rob Romine tied it at 27 with a frt>e throw and Brian Rodgers add ed another gratis due to a technical foul on Foun- tain Valley. Moments later Mike Soclders and Tim Page added a layup and a pair of free throws and Wt>stminster had a 32-27 bulge with 5: 12 to go. Fountain Valley coach Dave Brown had his team in a man-to- man defense at the outset, but switched to a zone in the second period. And he brought in 6-9 junior John Kramer to try to offset Westminster's 6·6 Tony Compton. Hut in the end it wasn't strategy that put the ball in the hoop-and that 's one t hing Brown couldn't do. It was the lowest output for Fountain Valley since a 32-28 loss to St. Anthony in the CIF playoffs or 1973. Ftll. 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"tllJIS 7 UUIO 1....- Stan DeMaggio's t~am was able to rollect only one more basket before it came to a close. Mission Viejo moves into early command now in the circuit tltle chase with a two-game edge over SC. the team figured to make the strongest bid against MV for the crown. It was shootin g like you'd never believe. Snn Clemente put up a withering barrage of buckets, hitting 8 of 11 in the first period and 11 of 12 in the second for a phenomenal 82.6 percent ac- curacy overall for t he two periods. And only three of those 19 baskets were from closer than 15 feet. It was Tim Dunham leading the way, making all 10 or rus at- tt>mpts. none closer than 19 feet. Yet despite those imposing shooting stats, 'Mission Viejo lagged only 41-37 at intermission. Roberts went to a new defense. a diamond and one, the last two quarters and with Mitch Adams doing a bangup job on Dunham. the latter was held to slx polnts. Although the Trltons were buminc the nets for the first two stanzu. the Daa bl08 were doing fairly well, too. They were work· ing at a nifty 64 percent from the field. San Clemente couldn't hold the frantic pace. however. The Tritons cooled to 41.4 per cent the last h a lf and · lost cohesiveness, taking poor percentage shots and throwing the ball ,up with no one on the boards for rebounding. Meanwhile. the Diablos kept right on popp ing in those buckets, making 70 percent or their sh~ts the fir~t 10 minutes of the last half to finally take the lead, 58-56, when Steve Sawyer SC'S MARK SHERRY AVOIDS STEVE SAWYER (5). Bla~k G ets 2 4 No. I Sea Kings In 69-49 Victory By ED BUR GART Of tt.e Dally Piiot SC.ff' Fuming about a n offensive foul called against him late in the third quarter, muscular Alex Black suddenly took charge and ignited the unbeaten Corona del Mar High Sea Kings to a 69-49 victory over Tus tin 's Tillers Friday night. In a Cent4ry League basketball game before a wild. partisan crowd of 1,400 at Corona del Mar High, Black scored 10 of his 24 points in a four minute period when the Sea Kings spurt- ed from a 44-39 lead to a 56-39 margin. . The determined Tillers had rallied from a 38·28 deficit to within 44-39 with 1: 04 left in the third quarter. And it looke d like they might cdme within three of Corona del Mar, Orange County's No. 1 team, with 50 seconds left in the third quarter when Black was called for charging on a drive. Shaking his head in bewilder· ment, Black stole a Tillers pass at midcourt five seconds later and drove the lane for an easy layup. The 6-6 center then scored eight of Corona del Mar's first 10 points in the fourth quarter wl;len the Sea Kings connected on 10 of their first 11 s hots. First, Black hit on a seven-foot hook with 7: 20 to go. Then, he scored on a drive with 6:55 left. After Jacque Tuz's layup with 6:04 remaining sent Corona de! I Vanguards Fall SAN DIEGO -USIU scored a pair of free throws with 10 seconds to go in the game to de- feat Southern Cal College, 52-49, in the Pt. Loma basketball tournament. he re, Friday. SCC's Vanauards return lo action thls afternoon in the t.ou.rney. f aclnl Azuaa Pacific at 1:30. USJU, ahead 46-42.,--' into a delay 1ame With JI minlltes to ao and tbe tac:tlet paid olf. ....-. Cll CIBll9t .... •-,;.G ___ _ ........ .. ...... ,,.,. ......... 1•>• 212• ...... 10.C 2 ,,,, ~ >•0 10 't '. , ........... .. Mar ahead, 52-39, Black went to work again. He scored another layup after a Tillers turnover with 5:50 left and brought the crowd to its fee~ with an JS.footer 34 seconds later. Tandy Gillis' Sea Kings took charge mid way through the second half when they moved from a 22-18 lead to a 28-18 margin with 4:05 left. Then, Gillis ordered the Sea Kings into a delay, hoping to br· ing Tustin out of its 1·2-2 zone. The strategy worked but because of costly turnovers, Corona del Mar only led 30-22 at the half . Tntln (ft) (6t) CleteM *1 Milr Jvnor Hume Orey Rey DHJllf'dtn IC. Kiiey Ntltoll 8. IClley BenkS Totela ., ft ,. ,, " " '" ,, 20 14 RUlltke 2 014 S 2 2 12 • GullMSI I 1 ) ) 2 ' 0 10 Bleck 12 0 2· 2• 4 0 l I StelMI • 2 2 1• 4 0 2 t TUI S 0 S )0 0 0 1 0 Akin • 1 0 0 2 o 2 a. 2 Ahern s o 1 10 0010 Sdl1oemero222 132S NotMI 0010 11 1) 11 <It Tot.II ll S 17 .. k-llr o.irttn 14 • 17 1.._.. " 14 1' u ...... Oilers Claim 33-27 Victory Huntington B e ach High 's Oilers survived a slowdown by Saddleback's Roadrunners Fri- day night and· posted a 33-27 Empire League bas ketball victory on the loser's floor. The Roadr unners waited out· side the HB zooe for most of the game, s ettling for Ii 12·all standoff at the half. But coach Elmer Combs' Oilers turned the corner in the third period when · they were able to outscore Sad- dleback by five points, thanks to buckets by Paul Flnchamp, Clark Slm1 and Jim Spowart. plua a free throw by Slms: Spowart and Sima led in re- boundtnl for Huntm,ton Beaeb wttb eiebl and .tiJC Caroml befOff a p•cked Sadd.Jeback IYID· .... .... Uil. .. ",.. --" ,( 1 •• Mlf'lllfl I ' t 1 11... I I 1 H ~ .. ' .. ,.......,.,. °""" 1tlt TNlt ., 111 D muscled inside for one o( th few two-pointers made ll"Olll ctoso in. At that juncture tite score had been tied or the lead changed hands 22 tlmes but tb1s was to be the fin•l time MV would lead. Sawyer .and Kelly,Cox were the mainstay$ in the cpmeback wlth the tatter following Dunha m's role, wh,tpping in the long bombs. He wound up with ~ points. Sawyer had 18 and pulled down 13 rebounds. It was some kind of standout game. Milli.ti Vl•I• (721 ''"~'' 3 0 4 • Ao.Mi ZOll9• Sewyer Orix ... ttr1.111 ErlcUOll TNI• s 2 1 12 1 4 4 ,. 12 2 3U , 2 3 • 0 l 0 2 3012'612 Marina Topples Tars,5~-46 I By CRAIG SHEFF Oftlle Dally l'llotSt.t" Marina High rolled to a big lead early in the third quarter, then held off a wild, Newport Harbor High rally to produce a 56-46 Sunset League basketball win on the loser's court Friday night. ' The win ran the Vikings' loop markto2-0. Newportis0-2. Marina zipped to a 43-23 advantage with 3:20 left jn the third quarter and appeared on the way to at least a 30-point win. And the Vikes held a 51-34 edge with 4: 30 to go in the game. But the T ars, cold shooting most of the game. came to life. Newport narrowed the deficit to eight points on two different occasions (52-44 and 54-46) in lhe last three minutes. but that's ~s, close as it could get. • Marina's high-scoring guard. Rich Branning, was held to just eight points, his lowest total of the season by 12 points. Branoing, who came into the game averaging 28.7 points per tilt, m issed his first seven shots and was just three for 16 from the field. But teammates Tom. Ugland, l-iike Buh.lf!r aQd Qan J3o}dt took \lP the s.lilck. 1 . Ugland fired in his first five shots <al\ !r9m lon~r~e) io get the Vikipgs winging il:\ tbe early going. Boldt hit 14 arid Buhler canned 12. It was a Marina blitz early in the second quarter wruch proved to be Newport's undoing. Ahead 29-21 at the half, tl)e Vik- ings outscored the Tars, 14-2 in the first 4 •12 minutes of the third quarter for the 43-23 lead. And despite the Tars' last quarter flourish, Marina was in com- mand all the way. Minne 1561 (4')New,...t HerMr f1n11tt~ ""-'t" Br-Ing Uglllf'CI 8"111er loldt ~ Wenef'I 3 2 • • Geley • 2 2 10 ' o • 12 Patrick 1 O 1 2 s 2 3 12 Schwlllbe 0 0 4 0 7 0 • u WilkeMOn • 3 s 11 3 1 3 I Cooke • 2 • 14 1 0 1 2 otSt1nlsl10 1 2 O • Totals 1S 6 11 S6 Cr1ig 1 1 2 3 Keys I 0 I 2 TOUls 11 10 t• 16 ken Illy OIY """5 Marine Nl#POt't .. ••bor t3 ,. 19 •-56 t ll 9 ,...,.. El Toro, Uni Win El Toro H igh 's C harger s escaped with a 46-42 double over· time victory over· host Laguna Beach Friday night 1n South Coast League basketball action. And at University the Trojans burned Dana Hills with a spectacular s hootin g performance, 70-56. Ben Bacon of Laguna Beach put the game into overtime with a pair of free throws with 20 seconds left in r egulation, but El Toro won it in the second over- time with baskets by Bob Charles and Todd Fr as er, in addition to free throws by Tracy Singh and Marty Heim. University's red -hot shooters blitzed the nets with a 21-for-27 performance through the first three periocJ! when the Trojans put the pme away. Mlte McClymonds hlt 9 Of 11 from medium range abd finis hed wltb lt points and sopbomot• ~i1r Poidert pla)t-in1 on aaon •• soond )I. . O...MlllllM> ~-.,~1: Htlft ···~ Mill ...... 1 l 1l ....,... ,, .. o_. 0 I 3 1 ........ • 't. Afl!llW 0 t 1 I ....... • 1 t • -~••t ~ T ...... 14 • \t M . .., . .,,.,..., I ....... _,....... t • e It Mii... 0 2. •• t .... JJ21t ~ • , 11' .... , 0 4. Eytlllelt t t J 2 ........ 1 ••• OrWI 312 7 twall • 0 1 • c.., • ' • t r.w. •wu10 ~~ '' ltt-66 tt ,. ,. ,,....,. ,., ....... ltNdl " ...... '8CM ··~· (.ltjfttNftl 0 I 4 1 ~-• ' 2 ,. ~"' , t , • Pitt '., l ... ~ ,,.,, • 1 " lvw 2 t I 4 I k SJI., ,,.;::.• 1• ,. 2 I C ' •• , 7 , ..... • ,. 1 • ' ,_, I Pick: ~erritos Der~nding tonrerence champion 'and s tate run- nerul? Cerrito:; ls favored by the Daily Pilot to re· i>eat m tht South Coast Conference basketball race ~~t the l+'nlcons figure to get plenty or com- petttton from Santn Ana and Mt. San Antonio. . Coach Bob 1''orrestcr's Cerritos team was picked to finish in the lower halC of the conference standings Inst year after posting a 6·12 pre-circuit mark. But the Cinderella Falcons notched a 9·1 con-fer~nce mark and reached the state finals, before losing to LA Harbor. . And w;th three key starters back this season. the Falcons have to be rated No. I. Orange Coai;t figures to battle Fullerton for last pla<'e Here's how the Daily Pilot handJcaps the race: t. Cerritos (1 Hi) -Three starters return ror the Falcons. including 6-8 center Willie Howard and 6-3 forward Darrell Lane, both all·conference picks a year ago. Joe Damm (6-3), the No. 2 leading rebounder last season behind Howard. is also back. Other good ones include guards Mike Wysong (6·2) and Ken Scott (5·11 >. 2. Santa Ana (9-S) -·The Dons have had in· Jury problems, but figur e to be at full peak tor the conference seru>on. Sqpbomore center Jim Cun- ningham (6·7) an<t s~cond year guard Dean Iacopetti <6·2 > are both expected to return after bee- ing sidelined most of the season with leg injuries. ll~t the Dons of n~ ~ach Rolland Todd have a lot of other taler1t dn tfand, includipg guards Howard Avery (5·10). Steve Smith (6·1) and Blake Taylor (6·q1 and tbrwar;d Barrie Elliott (6-5). 3. Mt. San Antonio 02-4)-The Mounties of <'oach Gene Victor have a habit of losing the big game:; and don't \ook~for f he situation to change this season. GE\ne Victor has e1;1pugb talent to win it all with Tom Pokorfki (6-7 ), Duane Harding (6·6) and Angel Santiago (6·6> leading the way. Santiago is a freshman from ::-forth Carolina. 4. San Diego Mesa '(9-6)-Tbe Olympians have had a habit of peaking early, although that is not the <.'ase this year. Coach Jay Mulvehal's club has good halance and has been playing consister.tly-but Mesa will be hurt considerably oo the boards.· Sophomore forward Don Page (6-3) is Mesa's top scorer and rebounder. Guard Angelo Branch (5·11 ) and forwards Greg Ashbaugh (6-4) and Geoff Worley (6·3> also average in twin figures. 5. Grossmont ( 10·'1) -The Griffins of Felix Rogers have a couple of good ones in Jeff Sutton (6·4 ) and Jim JolleU (6 .. J), but lhe supporting cast does not match up. The Griffins just don't have the horses to st ay with the likes of Cerritos, Santa Ana and Mt. SAC. Sutton, a part-time starter last season, is Grossmont 's leading scorer and rebounder. Jollett scored 23.8 points a game last season at Grossmont High and was San Diego County player or the year. S.turd!y. January 10, 1978 DAILY PILO'r 8:J <;age Standing Gauchos, For Preps, JCs ~~~.~i.~d Race Entries ~ AAl\ll ltilrlft ftlr s-.., a...-.... . ""Sonntt (SftMrl\aller I J -UnQ wva.ru> • An Nouweu tMtna> SPORTS Los AI Entries ~· Al&lftHN a11tlift fw T...._. a.er. Traci! f'a•. flln" .._. 7:U ... M, A aun. fllm lllt ct. Cllf'rU•'f &.IAOUI c:ot-.••~r 0..1.tlliiltM lbt-1• VIiia Perk l!IMadtrll foantaAnt T14tln M9gnolla W l. .. l'"f' .. f'A t 0 121 M 201ts., 2 0 144 100 201)1 to 0 1 ,, 111 0 t 9'J IU 0 1 lo.l 1-46 02 IS13S f'rlNY't SU,..t Olrone0.1 Mlr'9, Tu1Un•• Cott• Me$.\ s•. El MocHn• '1 Esi.ncle ''. Mavnoll a " VIiie Park.,, $ante A111 SI W.11Ht4er's Gemes CdM at Senti Ana Estal'l(ll at El Modtna Villa f'artt et Cost• Mu• MaQl'Olll ti T1ntll\ SOUTH COAST 1.l!AOUf" W .l. .. f'l" .... A EITO<O l 0 101 .. Minion Vlt)o 1 o 111 111 Ugvna 8tkll I I 91 eJ Untw""t'( I I '" 111 <Miii Hiiis 0 1 t:l 120 5M Cl-nle o l 110 llS ,.,~.,·•Sc•~ Mlulon VltlO 72. Sen Clemtnte .. U IEUCUs '411, IUI ellll ftll 111:9<K "1'1ST lllAC• -:HO 'l'ards. 3 ..... , Old malftns, C•llf·brtd. CtelmlnQ pune s1100. Clalmlne price $4500. Ewn• IMorrlt) 122 Unlwrslty 70, Dant Hiiis S6 Krtckltn~th'r (TrM<el 117 El Toro '46, UIQUl'll S.kll u (2 Hou. Profll !ACS.Ir I Rocket Oii< (Cl<"dol.11 111 on 122 Twsa,·ao.- 1...tQunt Betel\ II ~n Cltmtnte Mlulon Viejo at Dana Hiii~ BMti. Him (P19t) 122 122 111 Klpt'(dN !Clerlnel Jo's Mlrtll'll !Mylisl El Toro at Unl,...rslty 117 117 IZ2 Snatcll A 811 !Hlrtl Bunny Hlillter CW.tson) Infighter <Wudl SUNSET LIEAGUf" W.1. .... 1'" .. PA Mllrll'll Alttelltll>lt WlnttrWll'lds (Cr .. oerl Llt11e Min Kjl) !Ger al I.a Creme Kid (Brooks I 8ar Rockett tHlrtl 117 Loi A1em1tos Ec1tS01> l 0 136 11M 2 0 10 122 I I 13"1 1'3 t 1 '6 &S 1 1 IS7 1'2 1 1 9S .. 0 1 UM 12'1 0 1 \Oii IS3 111 FountelnValley 121 Loara 122 Wtstmlnster SI COND lltACa -549 yerdS', 3 VNr O\OS & uP· Allowance. Purse $3.400. LH8¥Wllcll CAdtlrl 119 AolnMtlmbo l~ooksl tn Nuttier Wiiiow IWehonl lit Chained Rocket IWird) I" LYMC. ICltrlsRI 1" Solomil11's World (Mllcl\ell I 119 ntllltD lltACI -lSO yerds. 3 Yttar old maidens. C.lll·br..S. Cltlmlng. PUrwS1700. ClelmlnQ Pf'lce '6SOO. Atne's MM 1Gts5811 117 Top Etta (Clrdota I 111 Newpor1 Htrbor Wtsttrn l'"rlll.t'r's S<orts MarlM S6, Newport Harbor '6 Los Alamitos 74, Edison M Westmlnsler 37, Fountain V•llty 31 Loar• 88, Western 62 WtitftHder's Games 'Nutmlnsltr o1t Loara Edison at Weslern Newp0rt Harbor at Foul'll•ln Valley Los Alamitos at Marina EMPIRE LEAGUE Clebberltbbtrltd (Clerls.se) 112 s.tlnMttr (Morrison) 117 Huntlnvton S.ach Htldl'sAnQlll (Ctlll 117 :=... W.L .. f'F' .. PA 2 0 112 tS 1 0 142 110 ~of Anoels !Creager l 117 Cypress TwoGrtcH IMylesl 111 Sedctlet>tct 1 0 1$3 1'7 1 I 123 110 I I 71 76 0 2 lt9 1,. Top Roen Man IW1Uonl 12' C. N l'"Ht I Ht rt) 117 AnallelM ) Orfl\99 O 2 140 lU o 2 97 11S Pr-I Arrm (Adair 122 Footlllll AIMUltllllt Rtmtllln' Man (l(nlQlltl TlnyMlck <Brooksl l..lmits Aoc:ktt IMllcl'ltll I Shlwci let IAdtlrl 122 121 121 117 flOUlltTM lltACE -170yanfs.l'l"&fr okb a. up. Al lowence. Purse S7000. American Gent 1Her11 IU 819 8t<IOt< Berl Adair> m Stvennth Lark (Nlcodemusl 121 TM MoonSl\lntr ICtrdota I 119 Wheatland (Wtrd) 129 Zip's Soll ILlpl\am I Fl"H lltACE -•OO yards. l yHr Old\ & up. All-tnct . Purse $8000. The Outr .. r AaclnQ Record-Benny Scott. ThrH Oii's Wiid (Ward' Al'sAllbl IM'rltsl Ollcory Moon (Llpllem l Miss SuQar Copy IMltc,,.111 Tripi. 8fft (881\kS) Yntv'sJ•t (Adair I Twin Jet !Hlcoclemus> 122 122 172 117 111 117 122 SIXTH lltACe -350 yerds. 3 ye.er oldS a. uP. Clalmlne. Purse UlOO. O •lrnlnQ price S3000 B'(lto&llley (Myles) FrlM'r'Ske~ Huntington 8tt<h 33, Siddl~k 27 Ktnnecfy74,0ro1nge72 CyP<tU S7, Antllelm '9 Kaltlla 71, Foothill 54 Tw sllay's O.tlftts Antl\tlm et Foothill Kenne4y o1t Hun1ln91on Betel\ CYD<'•SS It Saddlebaclt Ortnge 1t K1te11e l'"REEWAY LEAGUE l.1H1bra Fullerton Buena Park W.L .. n .... A 7 0 1,. 116 1 0 118 "' I I 130 123 ·Pro Scores fqtJOfttl hsketlNlll Assoclfllef\ 8o$ton 119, Waslll1191on 113 Plllladelpl\i• 109, Los Angeles 106 °'"aQO 107, Bulfalo 100 Mll-uktt 102, Detroit •s SHttle 112, Phoenhc 110 lot I Alftttka11 h SlletlNll AHo<iftion New York 107, Kentuclty 101 Sin Antonio 121, lndl•n• 111 o.nvtr 1SS. Vlr9inl1 121 ,...,,_.1 Moclley Lt.tt• C.litomle s. WashiriQton o CNC.tCJO t, Atlanla I ll1el ~II 1 I IJt T,., t I 101 S.Vef\nt I I U7 $AVtlltV O , 1'1 Sunn'r Hllh O Z 102 us Orange Coast colleges •1 l au n c b c o n f e r e nc e :~ basketball play tonight. 132 Saddleback's Gauchos llrW,r'• kar.1 Flllltr'°" •s. 81Mn• Park S6 La Heflra 63, L~ll st SaVlnN IS, SA Valley •• Troy SI, SU1111, Hiii\ '4 T•11Cay'1 Oalftea $A Valley •t 8u.n1 Par" TroyetL~ll ~y Hlllt et Savtl'!nt U H•br• •t Fullerton GA•DINOltO\le l.OJAmlQCK Rtnc:ho AlttnltO\ SlntllQO w l ......... A 10 117&1 1 0 IOS 100 10S2SO I 1 110 '9 0 1 .. ., so 0 , .. 117 GMdel'I Grove Bolwi Gr anc1e U~nt1 Pklfkt 0 2 '2 Ill l'rlllar'• Scares " R1ncho Altmltos SO, 801u Grande ~ GrOVt! St, La °'>lntH S L.clsAmlQO$S9, P1 clllca•2 ~.,·,oemn Bolta Grande ti UI Quinta I.OS Amigos II S.nli"90 l>ardM Grove •t Paclloc• $0UTMl!lltN CAI. CONP'lilltEHCE W.L .... 1'" .. PA LA ~rbor i O 1CJ ISi Rio HOftOI> 2 0 US 141 ~u I 0 S7 '9 Sent• Monica 1 1•7 147 Goldtn Wint O 43 7• L.osAngelffCC o 124 137 LA Soutll-st 0 2 15.4 t'M "rluy•s S<0ru Cypreu S7, 1.ACC4t I.A H•tlor M. Santa Monlc• 73 Rio Hondo ts, LA Sou1h...,,1 13 WMMMl 'r'S Gtmtt LA Hlrbor et GolO.n Wnt CVPrtSS ti I.A Southwest Alo Hondo •• Sent• MonlCI Non•li .. IMkOfU Mary Ster~. Esperenie Sl Bret~. Glenn S 1 El Dorado S6, Stntl•QO SJ St. Jolln Bosco 7t, Servile S1 Gtl\r 7', CAnron S7 Sotlort •2. Artnle Sil Plus X IO, LAI C.11~1 54 00·6), a luding con· tender in the Mission Conferem:e race, travel to Azusa to tan1tle with Citrus College in an 8 o'clock game. And OCC 's PirJtes (7-8) host San Diego Mesa at 7:30 in the South Coast circu.i t opener. Mesa's Olympians in· vade OCC with an 8-6 re- cord and are paced by sophomore forward Don Page, the team's leading scorer and rebounder. The Pirates are led by fres hman Phil Bolden (().6). Skip J eranko (6-5> and Tom Uoy (6-5). At Citrus, Saddleback figures to have its hands full. despite the Owls' 1·12 record. Citrus has two All-Mission Conference players in Paul Walls (6·3) and Roland Allbright (6-3). The Gauchos attack is led by 6·5 center Dennis Smith and forward Mike Bokosky (6·3). Smith is averaging nearly 20 points a game. fllnt ""t ll•Je ... M. "Dally~ Oii , ..... ,.. ... '" ... ~ .. SUI, ntll & '"' llta(tl .. .,, Cltclltr IVl.tdeJ l 0.y~(T~ol '°UlltTH lllA.C& -11116 ,._., old mtlden COIU tl'ld l:lr9d In C.111. P\11'1't SI0,000. Elt<trk GotnPMt tMillO~S. 4 Sta\h' (Piere:•) fltlltST •ACI -6 furlOf19S • ..... ,. !>Ill\ encl l!ID. ClelmlnQ Purs1 '7000. Cla lmlno prlc-• 110,000 stOOO. Pisadenl Poll<t WIW\ Club 81'a-.AlldO.rl1"9 lGon11IH) WlnnlnQ llltd (Aon• Ill Pt•Crlstof1 CMen11) IN ltend (1.o.,.ll S.yrue !RosalHI Stald'l'Taddy IVal!Mtl Sir Beoet IArl(IOfl > ~ttllll 1011Ytte\) AareAclv.nturt (Olert Ad!Nnls (Toro) T V.Nioney tSlllllntrl W.rry 8attlir IHowera 1 Alle1t 8. (Hewley l AlteEllflbl• Roye1 Kao CC.mpas1 Pltf'Mlf\tlltv Knl9hl lMtnel CUrlyJ, (Men.I 111> 5Hrcll I Leonard> Ill 5omtl'1ed ILOptl I 118 l'tl'IOOfO IOllVtYfl I 11S ·1l11sTlme (UIMbertl IOI Could Be Troulll• IVeld.,t I 11,, Rist To Riches tSlloemaker P "" Ill> ,,, llS 11• lib F'll"TH lltACIE -6 furlonQ\. 4 y{ OldS and up. Cla1ml119. PUt'f Sit Cl•imlllQ prl'e S?S,000 -UO.OOQ. Parr 1nc1tros Hts To Run (Sll04tme~er I El Es.penolttO (Moralul Oormllon I I (Velei.ou.z > New Stamp <umt>erll HCONO lllACE -One n111e • yNr Olds Ind up. Clllm1119, Purse VOOO OtlmlnQ O<"ICt .eooo SIOOO Been Pot Swlnoers. A~lnQSp.rot I01az1 WlftOVWll1~r IValclezl Tree Fox (Toro I Palltc:llum llu11al JktnQO <Harris • YOU IHowttdl AA L.tU (I.GOH I ~l1aroo Htnt I Anonlmo II tArl90fl I Rull Mtlntlt CSl\oemtker I Senor IMrnle (Semkln ) 9ok1Tr .. $Utt IS-IMerl NtwrGo 8tcl! IFtrnan<ltzl Mlllndrln ITorol Gtlll~CH-ltvl Also Ell9llllt Ice Ct9 (Ho1wl1y I TtrrOftW (CtS~I B>rcMr 10 1111 Erin's Own !Skll'll'ltr l '" ~•ltNn ISk•nner I llb Lord M'ffh IHowardJ us Ntcllo (Haw1e.,1 109 11S 110 IO'I ,,. ... 11• SIXTH RACE -11116 miles .._,tat olOs and up Cla1m1n9 Purse $n,OOO. Clalm111Q price S16,000 -s1J,OOO •• S•SllnCt! LeaQue ot San Berntrd1no Dou~ Vtrlety ISllOtm•ktr) 111 Covnlc Soy II (Moretesl 111 Howdy's KlnQ <Diaz I '1" 111 Monier IHawleyl ·~ 11s FtlSt c1alm ISeller\l 111 l•S B•llSe• (Lam~nl UI l1• Carpintero I Mena> lie Commune (VOJldezl IV THllltD lltACE -6 furlon9s. J Yte•r old meldtn fllllu .' Purse S'ff)()() Pesadtnt Jewish Temple -younq couples. SEVENTH RACE -One milt • year olds and up. Allowances. Purv SJ0,000. KtllOQQ Farms. OencinQ Sun IToro I l'Marf-ILopezl C.slinoCoU(h (Hawlt yl Vanlll\1119 Prll'l(tsS IHowarol ~llcwln (Lemberl) Vernl\WQt (Dini Foxy Numbtr !Harris I Shimer• IM.eM) 111 117 117 117 117 117 117 11 rou·re Lucky (Valde•I BendlnQAw•y (Hawievl EllaCt Duplicate (Alverez> HouM? Ot Lorcss (Smlt11 I Me<llcal Man ISl\oemaker l Covered Por1.tQe (Pierce I EIGHTH RACE . 1v. mHes 111 121 .J IJ 113 .. LB WllM>I\ ~.St, Antllonr )() Eacelslor S6, St. Ptul SJ Arc.01111, Blsl\op Amil 67 Race Results • year olds and up Handlcap,..P'll_.._ i'l0.000 f<IO~ Gross SJS,650. T rier \22, 1S0, ~cOnd "°°°· lllorct " tour111 SJ2SO, 111111 v so. Camino~ • HancllCilP Mister Music ITorol • Wrestling VAlltSITY thtaMlt (261 tnl Ttntlll fl-Jones (E) pl......O Ho1mmer, J.10 1~1etll IEl!Mc. 8oll\im,t.-2 F 11 ......... enc>al\ler !El pinned Fl~ "9991\.1: 1•. IZ2-Qlstro (T) def. Zllfll<)a, 11).J.. 12'-HlnU fTI def. Curuso.J..t. tlS-f>ltrcy !Tl det. WllSOf'I, J..t. 140-,Jonts IE I pll'll'ltd Boranl1n, 4:11. t47-C:.0-!El dee. S~ Jold, 1'·10. IS4-Estrada IT) plnn..S Riclltrd, l :SI. 141-wllll•ms !El drew with c.astro, ..... 177-Jol\n (EI dee. A•tlson, 4·2. 1'3-Morgan CE ) !Mc. Lo1ch0f1d.t.-l. Hwy-Estrecu ITI plMed Trox•I, l:ll. f"dlMft (IJ) (0) l..Nrt '17-Teylor IE> dee O.cller 7·0. 1os-Roberls ILi dee Ownnvllle4>3. 114-t4ov (Ll -nby forfeit. 121-t4onlQ IL) IMC Anderson 4·1. 12'-Gruner IE I tied EnQle 3·3, lU-Robtrts (LI cMC Mud M l~rrlt Ill pinned Upton S S6. 147-Harmon ILi pinned Ga<ac:tJ:S6. 156-Mtrtens (LI pinned Marcer.ill 3 OJ. lt7-5weeney IEI dee Fruler 1t.-1. 1n-Herdy ILi plnntd Buver J·1•. 1'3-Mlrttns Ill dee CK1w1t>ara Hl. HWl·~lladly IE Idec Wlh.on..O. S.11t.t Alli!• Ru111ts For l'"rlda., C.l••r& Fut Fl RST lltACE -f>furlonQ\ Flllles & Mares. • ye.tr olds & up. ClllmlnQ. P\lrw saooo. Mutttlon Ml il IGonulul 30.80 n .llO 1 eo AQue 5'>t'lle (Mena> 7.00 uo Btut>;en IDlall 7.40 Tlme -1.10•/S. Alto ran -Sadrull•h, Ma991e's JIQ, Vtrnle, Auranullah, Mou Gala<IO, Otyllglll'em, Punnell Square, Pepper Rome. Scratc:lled -TtstllylnQ, Ori"" of RO$H, lmbr0$ Doll. SECOND lltACE -61urlonQs.3yur old colts & geldln9s, Cla iminQ. Purse S9000. Noel's Be91l IHewlty > 6.00 •.OO 3.40 Holchi's Boy (Gonzalez I 7.00 S.10 Tru•f>re (Olivares) 7 60 Time -1.11 1/S. Alto rtn -~rketttr, Sir~ 8o•, Swift Socks, Quilt A Sllow, Try Slltep Royal, Fame's Way Je.,, Mr. Loyallv. Scratched-Mr. McNasty. DAILY OOU81.E, J.Mutttklft Miu &"HMl'I lf .. l.peillS\Sl.M. THI lltO lltACE -11/16 m ilts 4 '(Mr Olds & uP. MaideM. Purse Sl0,000. Bleck Water IGonalizl Jl.IO 10.60 S «> Noble LAA IH1rrhl •.60 J.40 ,t,.Fore Dad IPle.-cel 4.00 Tlme-1.44. SoortlnQ Gooos ITorol 4 40 J 00 2 40 Rounct Numbt'1 (l.Optl) s 10 l.60 Balll'ICed Relgll CP1trce> • 10 Time -1. IS 3/S. Alto rtn -Niner Po-r, Century Gold, Ocall Boy, Hard Al It. Benstdrttm, Wiid T actlu . Noscr•tclles. SS f"XACTA, .. Spertl119 o .. cls & $-lltOUfld Nlllftlle", Nici S7 I .ot. EIGHTH lltACI! -7 furl<>nQS ''(Hr olds a. up. Clnslfltd 111owo1nces. Purse S2 s.ooo. A·BIQBll'ld IHawtevl No Bits !Toro) II 60 4 ..0 3.20 3.1>0 2.80 1.eo AQalnst the Snow IMena I Tlrne-1.11. Also ran -A· Salt Marsh, Oi•bOlo, 8o10 ilnd Fane.,.. Ctnveuer. A·Ht.,dsdeleowned entry. S<r1lclled-B1noo II NINTH lltACE -11/1' molts •year old$ & up. C1tim1n9. Purse USOO 81QAldtr CHlwleyl Cimarron II (Toro) Tnl Aun !Mtnt> Tlme -1 .... 3/S. 6.lO • 60 4 40 ,, llO 8 "° 7.80 AlllO ran -Buddy Bear, Luc.tty 811C1Wln, LICISIO, Paul's lmpul~. Sore Ttctlcs, Vll•I Bull, AudiKllV, Flttl Centurion, Monty Game Scretclled -UIQu, Anonimo 11, Alt'\ WlSll. Numero Uno II ISellN' I Artanrxes (Rosaiesl Mln•1ral (Slunner > 0.d's BIQ I Hawley I El Rey ICanol Gallant Lamb IMenaJ ElaboradO CSl\oemakerl ~Ince Misty !Leonarol Ca91eln'SCl\01ce IAlvareu 8arrycl0wn IPierceJ Too Crowd (Ollv•resl Trl91>91to (Lamberti Mar11al Llw ISllowmakerl • • I NINTH RACE -11/16m1les.Ayffr OldS Incl up. Cla1min9. Purse \ll,eclo ClaimlnQ proce Slb,000 ~ S IJ.Oot7. N1bflunqo IAamlrerl 117 ll2. 11? My\lic•I Man IGon1ale11 Nickels And Dimes (Hilwleyl K1n9Wa1to IDiaL > Malert ISklnnerl Cu1 Back IPl~rcel Crown1t1Q Blow (Toro) Trumpro ISl\oemakerl &. Orange Coast {7·8> -The Pirates depend al~OSt ~ntirel~' 0 0 freshmen, thus Will be hurt COO· sider ably by inexperiehce and a lack or depth. .Phil .Bol~en (6·6> ls'coach Herb Livsey's lead· ing scorer. Tom Lfoy (°6:5) and Skip Jeranko (6-6) are al~o hUting 1n double, f\gur~, And Dave Taylor (5·1P )s, Qtfe Qt th~ bet,l~ guards OCC has had in Romeo Strip !Lipham) Tommy Dean INlcodtmusl P9pe lncllt (Wt rd I LlttliAbovt (Clerlsse> Tlwee O's M<Cue (ftlcl\trdS) wt-Ud IB•nllsl Oencly E•O<'Hs IMorrlsl P911eo's 811r IAll.tlr I O..rm Geln (Htrtl AIM IEll9lillle 119 122 11• lit nt 119 II~ 1n ttt 11• Los Al Results Also ren -A·Cloud9tuer, 011 Alg. SS IEXACTA, 1 .. 819 Alder a. 11· a-t•, Ni•nn.so. Ttm UMt~. Uo,a1 Rella, SwlnQ· ;==:;::::===================:::;::;:;:~ 111!1 Adnllret, Wiid Benes. A·S¥on Sttl>lt-ned entry. No S<rttcMS. ; som~ tht\t'. ' , 7. F\aUerton (4-11) -UHometscoach Ezra Van Horn decides to use transfer JeCf Welshans (6-7) and fresl')man John Condie at the semester break, (6·6> Fullerton cottld finish higher than seventh- but will not be a contender regardless. Welshans. from Katella, bas transferred from San Diego State and Condie has missed the first half of the season with a knee injury. Luther Acker (6-4), a starter last year, and freshman Randy Rozar (6·4> are the top players on a team that is s hooting around the 35 percent mark. Conference play begins tonight with OCC host· ing San Diego Mesa, F\lllerton visiting Cerritos and Mt. SAC traveling to Grossroont. Basketball Scores SOPHOMOlltE Newport ('4) !Sil UsAlamlN!I YtvM .. Kii (7') (Sl l Dina Kilb MsfVICll (9) F (21) Bro.i"SIN Rlcrwtrcnon IUI L. #I~) tJa~ Stellol 123) F (12) Bowles Leslie (II F 9J ~r'*" P411111in (I•) C (1•1 Cole Gompf IUI C 11) Dye Altman i.1 G m Sito H.l"l!llt C2•1 G 123) Chrlsliansen Ven<:llk IO G ())I.Ms NicllOts C•I G Wi"flUi NH scorlnQ subs: Gilbert 2, Lyons 6. LB scorl119 sub. MoorU. )' ~tlftll'l\e: LO$ Al. 36-31. DH scor1n9 ~,. Htqlr~.son " • Mlr1M ('41 !Ml wutmlnnw Oolle.-1. COOpmen 1161 F (201 Siemens Htlltlme: LB, 31·23. Bohm (81 F 161 Blum Hel!Mnrlch (1'3) c (13) croucll I'!~ m1 IJ.611.. .. ra 5'>(wy 11s1 G w Pljple Poltlftk ,17J F <U) ~1(1!' Sp-lngu w G 14) Puckett KanefTW!rv (0) P 19) Llndtml!yer Marine scorlnQ suM: Mltlkt 2, eo.tman (181 C t4> W&llte<' Eslltw2 OIM>n • W11111"" mi G <O Ger''• H•lltlme: w.;tmlnster, 36-33. Gulte l•I G 121 Mlrtr MllllltlllftOll 9HCll (70) (St) Or-.. Edison sctrlno subt. Garrity 4, Pa~nelll (9) F 181 El~y smart 7, ,..tit• ), Zimmerman •· Olttoro 111) F 161 Meyers l'lllodts 2. 5CelDNIB 116) C 181 He«lcll Htlltlme: Edhon,lH6. Sprow 17) G (10 ValOel Basketball Prlncetllin6l, Her'llrd S7 Ptnn 11, Otrtmoutll 6' ll•ll-• 71. 8oSIOft College JO Yele Sl, Brown 4S °""'"· Ge0<Qla Ttch 71 VTEP49, W\'Vft'lll>Q 0 Nt# Mt11lco ao, Color ldo St. 11 So Ulell 100. Adams St.11 5e1on Hall"· HaWlli 7S UCO.vtsn. OllcOSI S• C.W 111) G l7l JtO:son HI KOf'lng subs: Knlgllt 6, Shute J, Ayers6. ... lftllM: OrtnQe. J0.29 ~al11 Valley !ltl Ull ........ ICM.'ftNl'I Ill F IO Tllot'nM Hillde (10) F IOI o.nt Slllbet• 11) c (10 l 8err 121 SI"*' 110 I G I 0 Jorenson E.WllMH 171 G 131 E-.n ,.vsccwlngsub: wusa?. KattUme: FV, l .. 10. VictoryOltnt ILll>haml 111' f'or Frlll.ty Wise Wlllle 1Knl9fttl "" Offr, Trecl1 l'"ut Moon Fl.,,.r (Btnksl tit flllltST lltACIE -400 yards. :J l'Nr Orville M.lrlon (Morrison I lit :lids. OalmlnQ. Purse 52600. --• ~Oltroa H Vl!NTH •ACI -400 ytrds. 3 (Tr-el 13.00 s.eo 3.00 .,..,. olds. Pl.ors. $177,000. The El Alatnll0$ P1rr !Llph.tm) 1.60 4.20 PrlrNro Del Ano Octrby. $upttSter2 (Cardoal 2.60 He Fl'rS (Cteo19trl 122 TlrN-20.33. Mr.Ro1n0tck<W1rdl 1n Also ran -eov image, Gldd'l'•s Min Reber (l.lphaml 122 Ro<ktl, Cheque Te. Je1 Powered, Tru fiN. ~eaktllru (Hltodtmusl 122 Cupid, Vegas Ringo. Noble Sir. M.ltowtsa O.ncar (C.rdota> 122 Scratclled-S.11• Tu Jol'lt lhon (Mylff) 122 NlceH Ely CRlcl\trdsl 122 ... lucta .. AN<lle Oler-Md i. 8onl'lle eo-(WatSOf'll 122 .. .,.. Tht Kid Sister (Adtlrl 122 AIMlltos f'arr, peld sn .oo. Popp1Jo1111 (Herl) 122 SECOND lltACI! -3SO yards. :J .,_ar old maidens. Purse $1100. AlttlE1'91111t My I.troy Brown (Adllrl l'rnt Lucky 2 IP10t) 122 O\lrvtr Go 122 fTrNSUrtl RvtllAlke (Hert> 4.60 3.00 2.IO 3.IO UO 6.10 Don's Go Man 1cre;19er> Timt-17.90. EIOttTH ltACIE -400 yerds.' 'f911r olds & uP. Cl1lmlng Purse SHOO. CJtlrnlnQ l)f'lte ~. Also ren -Mort Melod'r, Tl'\lly A 11' Venture, Cindy Cl\trQer, In A ICJlll, 117 Mary's Teddy Bar, Super Sul""Ch&rge. t 19 eootdt Kauldy. uteGtrgo !AO.Ir) Roytl Lucky Ster IC.Ill Turf's Reb !Morris! H'r Bouncl (Knl9lltl F~nc:llMlkt !Brooks) ~· Utttl Ber !Wardl ~Rocket IBtnksl Gtt Ready IC.rdor• I Ma1'91rlt1 Ori,..., (Nlcoc1tm1nl Aun Moon Run IH1rtl 11• Scrtlcllt d -Cll1mplpple, 8t•t 11'1 GotsOn, Vite Dt<k, Tap A Tos.t. 172 11'1 tit 117 119 TMllltO lltACIE -170 yards. 3 ~r old5 ll'ld uP· Clflming. Purse '1700. Witch CtHll Chic (Ricl\trdsl ldiM Go CMylesJ lS.•O 1J.OO 5 40 11.00 660 uo Terdy Rocktt ILlpl\aml Tlrnt-*.3'. NINTH lltACe -.00 y1rds l year Olds. Cltlmlno. Pl.ors. $2000. ClllrnlllQ price '5000. AIM> tfn -Dandy Se• Brttze, 117 Diamond B1rs, One And 0n1.,, Hljo 117 Blob, Scooper Sport O'Roelsmt !Htrtl OntMoreOot IMorrlsl A Llttli Like Mt !Welson) S-t City (Adair) Nf9'1t I.ate her IC.rdora I IN. Baytown !Nlcocltmusl Treolc End IClerlssel Tucson Jet !Myles) Ct9tN 8ar (Maldon1dol M1rv1tw Farm Glrl !Mltchelll 111 Scntclled -Moishe 2. Inky R•stus. 111 Fl1S11 Alert, Jey Joy. m 122 119 119 117 117 l'OUltTH ftACE -JSOyards.3year olds. Allow•net. Purse SlSOO. l'mASurtt TlllnQ (Mor•lsl 3.80 3.00 uo Dickeys Shane (Cardoza I 2.IO 2.60 \lidon (Hartl 2.60 Tlme-17.71. Monarchs Play Alto r1n -rm Sinct,.., J~t Ac.CO<· dant, Savannah Giil , M r. Hyo111mlQ11ty, Ea9te Dancer. Mater Dei High's 11·2 Noscretc11«s. Monarchs tune up for FIFTH u cE -54• yerds. 3 YNr Angelus League battle oiosencsue>.AH-anu Purses1000. k ·th th · Oust't Perr !Ctlll 14.00 S.IO •.00 next wee Wl e1r JttC.pleln !TrHSUrt) 4.40 2.IO r i n a l n o n . 1 e a g u e me Ml• 1c.n1oia1 2.ao basketball game tonight. !:;:~7~sGran0e oed, Go OMr h o s t i n g C a n y o n · s Go. ao Otck, Bmbe. Com a n ch o s i n an 8 No scr•tcl\ts. o'clock encounter. s1xTH itACE -•OO nros. l ..,..,. Senta Clere S9, Loyola II.A I 41 Ptpperdlne 7S, USF .S 5-IFr-IKoSf 17,HeywerdSI TS Bolw St. 76, Monttna St ... Montana 76, I Otho SI 71 -JANUARY SALE Lease Mark IV 0 3 Only ~·· . E~ec. Can ..... ,..,.._. .S•••• ~\•a u...e•Mttt•.-, '" 7'.-0511 Savings from 50% to 70% or more. Al._ ............ ,.. .. ..... ...... '-'-..._, .................. _ ........ , .......................... .. ............ 'r ............... ,... ,,,.., ......... .... • olds and 119, Cltlmlng. Flllles end mares. P\lrse moo. (&Mksl 20.40 9.llO 4.20 l .40 UC 4.10 lip Ollck (Adilr) Quincy's Kitten (Welch I Tlma-20.•2. Felr, Distant Merl111, Uly1I, Miss Flw Pl'r,Oldlt'sGtm. Pride N' Joy. Scrtlclltd -SH FllQlll, CllOCltr'S Qieen8ee. SS l!ucta l•MlltMlla AllNI Mii 2·ZJ' Qlelt, paid S216.M. SEVENTH lllACE -J50 y1rds. l ye1r olds encl up. Classified •I· IOwence. Purse $8000. A·Al1<hlc IB111ksl 1.80 8.20 3.00 A• The Good Tllltf IMorrls I Ivan's Easy Jet IAdalrl Tlmt-17.•. 7.60 Alto ran -Mr. C.prl, Mtskeo Lid. Scretclled -Smooth Me, Oeck'em. A·Hldtn l.IW~Co. enlrv. EIGMTH lltACE -400 yards. 3 yeer Olds a. uP. Cl1lmln9. Purs. S2SOO. Atbtl Orvm t ... rtl 15.60 S.60 3.IO °"9 TOftfO (Mitchell) 3.10 2.20 IN. Top Ttx ILlpflem> 3.00 Time -10.43 Al50 tin -Mr. Jtls.t, Im~ You, MIQflty Lovin, Rocket Mick, Miss Jes tenon Scr11chtd -E rlt's Gold U EXACTA ...... lttllel Dtlllft & I· De-. T ... 1e, !Nill st27 .SI. NINTH lltACI! -•oo yerds. l yHr olds a. uP. CJ1lmln9. Purs. S1700. Arnlt (Htrtl 11.60 8.20 UO 1'e9ususMoon IWahonl IJ.80 12.10 8erendt's Cllerge IBankS) 8.40 Tlme -20.'8 Alto ran -Fresh Wind, C..Sll cat, On Limits, Jovous \lelenllne, Truly A Olemond, Record Maker, Patrick Bob Scr .. chtd -Chunn~n. CMrvi"ll Clown, Tuff Son, Three M<trtlnls SS IEXACTA 2·Arnl• & ··~ MMll,pakl$U7.SO Atltndan<:t l,SOI FOUlltTH lltACE -6 furlonos. 3 Y'!tr old maiden flllles bred In 0111. PurwS9000. Ro111inQ 1No9uezl 30.60 9.40 3 60 Hlglltr Ille Fewer (Hawley I 3.40 2 40 OlrllSll Luck IGonialezl 2.40 Time -1.10•/S. Alto rtn -Vicki Jones. &encina, Vtnte Sussle, Roy11 Span9111. Olsttnt °"""· Betty's Port, "'"'°'· Queen Midis. Scretclled -Gffllcwln, COlllro's Princess, In GIY ParH, Fo1lr Pool, Sweet Jessica. Fl IFTH lltACE -I 'Al ml Its on turf. • '(Mr olcK a. up. Starters allo~ Putw SU.000. Hiiiside dis tenet senn -Ct•ss 11. El P9non IHtwleyl 4.20 3.20 2.80 S.40 4.00 10.00 fl/Ion (;jtteau IT oro I Giw 'M.Tlme (ValOezl Tlme -uo. Also rtn -Gu.tY, Dull O.td. Sold- dltbtck, Mr. Mill tr, Burgeon, Tl-ma, Tim's Clloice, Sundae l(n(Qflt. Sct1tclled -Icicle Ill, Sliver Star, Re<ronation. Oandes11no, Timmy's Tip. U UtACTA, S.EI h11on & 7·Mlft oe-.. ,.ic1 sn.so. SIXTH RACE -6'h furlongs. Flllles & mares, 4 year olds & ut>. Classlfled all-ancts. Purse Sl6,000. A-Sl"k and Flttl 101111 11.00 •.eo l.oo Sun i=.stlval <Gonzalez) S.40 J.10 Ex.otlc A~ !Shoemaker> 2.IO Tlme -1.1'. Also ran -A·L•dY by Ololce, IC'lmadora, Ae9la, Lucky Spell, Donna e Quick, Ettuslve. A· Westerly Stud own.cl entry. No scratcllts. Sl!VIElnH •ACE -6'h furtonos .• yur olds a. up. Claimlng. Purse 914.000. .UYI• UITNOI. "flit NUii_. SUl." IAlMCIM O• lit£ S"E AID I flll tllU SUPER SUNDAY SIDEWALK SALE Sunday,Jan.11,9:00-5:00 11..1 I• .. Tennis Balls-$1. 79 per can;" Tennis Clothes, Shoes and Rackets 40 to 60o/o OFF ~:~ •• ~ --.; :J ':i 17th StrHt at Irvine, Costa Mesa~2-6~i· ACROSS FROM DISNEYLAND J?.[J~~ : TflOUTFISHINC I CAICH £"4 Kf£P'£M t DOORS OPCN WHKCNOS 12 NOON WCfllOAYS ~P M AOUllS $1 SO 'I JllNIORS 112161 S2 00 KJOS (6 Ill SI lS • • •r. _. __ .. _bA_..;:ll Y P1LOT Saturd!y JanU!!X 10,. '978 NEW YORK TOCK E CHANGE Week' and Year' High, Low, Close .. I OAILYPILOT I' ·:AMERICAN STOCKE CHANGE .. ~· . ' I ! • .. OAILYPILOT Slturday.Jenuary10, 1978 Your Horoscope Sundag Capricorn: Start New Project SUNDAY,JANtJARYU BySYDN£YOMARR ARIES (Marc'b 21-April 19): Spotlight on personal possessions, bas ic values , income potential. B<" direct -g<"t to heart of matters. TAURUS (April 20 May 20): Lunar cycle high -get going on your own; don't wait for others to set llace. Judgment. intuition are likely to be on target. GEMINI (Mtty 21-June 20): Be versatile, will· ing to laugh at your own foibles. If this you do, YOlt gain support from var·ious quarters. Someone who wants you to be afraid is ringing false alarms. CANC'ER (June 21-July 22): Friend acts in manner that snrprises -in delightful way. Be re- .:idy for added l'XCitement, poissibl.profit. Some oC your desires are due to be fulfilled. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Accent on rareer, re· sults, achievement. general ratings, specific stand· ing in community or profession. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22 ): Moon a spe<'t <'oincides now "1th perception. education. gain !rom reading, writing and advertising. J.IBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Co-operate with Virgo. Accent on joint financial setatement, un- covering of mystery, greater familiarity with oc· cult subject. SCO RPIO (Oct. 23.~ov. 21): Legal affairs, -· t < q\l~stlons could domino.le. Older indlvldual could aid it you express wU.1.angness to listen. AGITTARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Low-key ap~ proach brings mo t ('Onstructlve response. Em· phasis on how to best display product, how to serve people who depen(,J on you, Jove or rely on you. CAPRICOR~ (Dec. 22· Jan. 19): Be direct. creative -wekome chance to express and love. Nt>w ,start.,J>roject indicated. W9nderful opportunl· ty could come through person who is dynamic and ~~dmires your s incerity. 1 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You show off your abilities in best possi~le light. A side of Y.ou is ~een that is seldom evident -very senous, responsible, ('.Jpable of evaluating costs, time, motion. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Pressure re· lieved tens ion takes temporary holiday. You l3ugh, C'xchange anecdotes, !ind. that life can be very much worth living. · If Jan. l1 Is Your Birthday you are more con· sdotis of physical appearance, health than the ;1Ver:ige person. August will be your most signifi· cant month c\uring this year, a time when horizons expand and you gain rewards for lessons learned in past. Gemini, Virgo and Sagittarius individuals play important r oles in your life. You are fond of tr~vel. hav<' :?OOd sense of humor and somewhat of ;1 weight problem. • OOERTAINMENT U.S. Debut ForTopol l,C>S ANGELES <AP) The Israeli star Topol will make his American stage debut in a new musical based on the French film "The Baker's Wife." Topo l (first name Chaim) starred in "Fid· dler on the Roof" on the London stage and in the United Artists.film. Next May 11 he will begin a nm for the Los Angeles Civic Light Opera in the 'Trapper' Sham~ -Wayne Roge-rs Newest Private Eye By VERNONSCO'IT HOLLYWOOD <UP() -Wayne Rogers becomes one of the few actors to star in two separate series within a year when his new show, ''City of Angels," makes its debut Feb. 3. Rogers, who costarred with Alan Alda as Trapper John in "M·A S-H, •• quit the popular show at the end of last season in a dispute over scripts. The rangy, curly haired Rogers is not content to play second banana. Alda was getting the lion's share of the "M·A·S-H" action. NEXT MONTH Rogers will play J ake Axminster. a Los Angeles private eye circa 1934 when gambling was wide open and some of the cops corrupt. Rogers, a native Alabaman and a Princeton graduate, will have no co • tars this time. "M·A·S-H, .. with its large cast, put little pressure on him. "City of Angels" will succee or fail on his personal appeal. l'\ew. Our first show will be broken u1> into three separate episod~ at weekly inlervala. 1 don't koow if it'• a good idea. ''I've been workini with the pro-- ducers on the scripU. and co113ulting tt\em about casting and directors. It's a lot more work than · M-A-S.H.' "But 1 have absolutely no regrets about leaving 'M·A·S-H' except for. the cast. They were all good friends and I miss seeing them. In 'City or Angels' we will depend on guest star::t each week. "J ake Axminster wlll have a secretary, but that's about it ... Rogers was asked how he expects lo s ucceed with yet another crime fighter when televh;ion is overrnn with cops and dek!ctives. ••FJRST OF ALL, J ake is no crusader," Rogers said. ''He's a guy with a sense of humor who ls down and out financially. He owns only two suits. Even his car is repossessed. "He's successful with the ladies but he can't maintain a relationship longer than a day or two. ·Tonight's TV Highlights ----------------------music a li zed "Baker's The added responsibility is fine with Rogers but he knows everything de· pends on the scripts. ''We're in a big rush to grt some stories ready in time,'' he said. ''We're trying to avoid the shootouts anct chase scene clkhes. The shO\'( doesn't resolve all its puzzles witb Wife,.. which producer David Merrick intends to take to Broadway. "THEY'R E TRYl:SG something squealing tiresr" I KHJ (i) 8: 00 -"A Star is Born." Judy Garland gave one of her finest performances in this musical drama from 1955 in which her career rises as her husband's (J ames Mason) fades. Charles Bickford also is featured. NBC S 9 : 00 -"The Oregon Trail." Rod Taylor s tars as the head of a pioneer family which pulls up stakes and heads west for free Jand and a better way of life in this new TV movi e with Douglas Fowley, Blair Brown and Andrew· Stevens. ABC fJ 9: 00 -S.W.A.T. The two. hour pilot from the Rookies which spawned this series is repeated. Leslie Nielsen heads the cast, which includes t Barbara Rus h, Donna Mills and Arte Johnson. TV DAILY LOG m TWlm IS w1m ON Saturday *All NEW HEE HAW!! E · m Hff tin L0tett1 Lynn, Conway V8nlng Twitty ruast. JANUARY 10 I ~.£. Merit 4:00 0 15 ) m ED Wtrl4 Senn ~ Mt*: "Male An1111at" I (com) et W-l's ftiit1is Live CO'lertlt 42-Henry fonda, Join Les ie. lrom the Lake-ay WOfld of Tennis I = = Aspta (R) in Allsl1n. Tuas. I I) Jape11tte luPl(t Prosr1a11 I~~ ~~pedklllar 1:30 o @ rnoo 11oc ~ .... VatlttJ 9:00 0 @ (l) (}) Mary Tyler Moote Ptrttf Waatntr Show Sllow Mr5. Betty Ford, wile of Pru· Cllltoniia Jo11n1al 1d,nt ford, makes a cameo ap· · Vtla et Arflailtu1t ~mnce 1n this story about Lou's 4:30 O CIS $ports SptcUcuiar Ill· 11tusal to iidmit. he's lost his touch ctudtd in today's spons CO'ltr11e w11h the prest111ous cont1t1s he is "The Ch1llen1e of the Sues.'" a once knew 1n Wash1na1on, D.C. senu of 10 half hour proarams '" when he takes ~ary to lhe Capital which lop male 1nd tem1le ethletes I tor a press seminar . compete in the spon at wl1tth each 0 @ Ci1 m MBC Saturday Mow· pair 1.cels. Vin Scully and Suty 1 it: (C) (Zhr) "The Oreaon Tr1ll" Chlffee co·host the seflu. (ad'I) '75 -Rod hylor, Ooualu V. I M.wtridi Fowley, Bl1ir Brown, And11w Ste¥· Nashwillt "' the Roed ens. Tony Bte:ker, Gina Marie flt• futurt Sm1k1, David Huddleston. torou1tow o <9 > rn ms. w. 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Rice Cir AdiM lti .. Mtrlc:e Rott Coilctrt . Fa. fu ture 11:15 llftlt: "last of tilt fast Suns"' .., Uttlt *'•it I . Sdau Flctitll Tlltall• 7:00 c.Mi4 C.IMfa Drtullc LM sttria DIC ~Iii "t>md Horowitz• ll:lO flMlovs 51! (C) "Tiit Ft .. alc Consumtt Newsrnr' lllStillct" (com) '72-Heltn H1yes. Wild Wild WHt 0 Qi Q~ m S.turday lli(bt E)'tWitllus lH Aftctles ~) Mo.it: "Tiit Ktllf\eu Ghosf' I Tiit etoi..ulft11 (hof) '59 -Rd111d lJOll. O 'fo ~(i)"'": 1999 O Mtwit: Hl.Jflitll• (dll) '65-Jun m ('lt' (}') m Lnrt11tt Wt 1 • StDera. W1rren Burty, Ptlet Fonda, Sllft I .!} "·· fl• Ci) Adl•·l2 tJ,i) A11s1ill City Uai1s (R) (ii (j' C1t.1111pleiultlp ltwlinJ (~ ) llews :l6 lers Maq 1 Dul 112:00 O Mfflt: "Deadline USA" (d1i) I flrillc Line '52-Humphrey Bo11rt. llft HI• I (~(fl) 5'anisll Mo¥it Of. l•Utn hwu i.11 Kov1 12:30 lU Mme: "Ptat1J StrtMlft'' (d11) 1:30 WIW Wt!W ti Alll111l1 '41 -Cary Grint. Irene Dunne. 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UNCHO DIWXI 111 --llWllU1h1 ....., .... ...... -"' .... , ......... MOU! jU. fAMllY IMftllf ....... Ufl I TIMIS Of Glllln AMMt ~l Ml. SWll IHVISllU ~ IOUY, N0'AM«S ........ _. ..... &UCIT~N ,~ ... ...... ._. --· ~.,.= IMMOUI,. I Sa1urday, January 10. 1976 CAIL Y PILOT 8f. t!Jscftr-'s New Home Shows Great Movie Moments By BOB TllOMJ BEVERLY' HU.LS <APJ - I During the pa11t month the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been showing off its spanking new $4.2-million heaaquarters to its 3,800 mem- bers and other privileged pel"IOns . It's nifty. A seven·story mlr· rored glass facade and behind it cushlony lounges, well appointed offices, a cheery library and the 1,lll·seat theater named in honor of the late Samuel Goldwyn. For the first showings in the theater. the Academy ap. propriately offered a view of its own.past, titled ''And the Winner ls ..• " The 110-minute film is a com- pilation of 48 winners ol the Best Picture award. It provokes limit· less nostalgia -bow important- movies are to our remembrance of things past. Also, seeing the "best pictures" assembled for the first time provides the chance lo reflect on how the Academy voters pick the best. OBVIOUSLY THEY like war picture~. No fewer than 10 of the winners concerned war and its aftermath. Next in line come musicals -eight of them have won the Oscar. Curiously, there aren't many repeaters among the stars. Only Clark Gable ap- peared in three of the best picturt's -"It Happened One Night,·· "Mutiny on the Bounty," "Gone with the Wind ·• Richard Patterson, who prn. dured "Anet the WiMer ls. • . ". happily did not always choose the sr(>nes that have since become cliches. Some of them are there: the magnificent land rush from "Cimarron"; Bette Davis' vow of vengeance in "All About Eve" <"Fasten your seat belts. it's go· ing to be a bumpy night"), the harrowing chariot race staged by Yakima Canutt m •·Ben-Hur." :\IOST 0 F TH F. ~cene~ t>\ okt• ~trong memories "1thout tht> tedium ot overfamiliarity. Herc are some of the impressions from one longtime movie fan: The only silent of the 48 films, ''Wings," displays aerial photo· graphy that has never bee~ equaled. Credit the late Wilham Wellman, director and flyin g nut ••. And rarely has trench warfare been portra}cd so frighteningly as in Lewts ~ilestone'is "All Qwt>t on the Western Front" ... "Broadway Melody," the first musieal wm ner, alas, appears campy now .•• Drama on FDR Airs Sunday·. A sequence of Greta Garbo anti John Barry more from ''Gran" Hotel" was moving despite lts brevity. They don't make love· scenes like that anymore .•. Nor romances like "It Happened Ont• Night," observed in the "Walls or Jerieho" scene with Gable and C.olbert ••. Then there was Gabl~ bidding Captain Bligh f arewelJ tln a long voyage in "Mutiny on the Bounty'' and saying goodbYl' to Sc3rlett O'Hara at the Atlanta fire "We're alike -bad lots, OOJ.h of u~" •.. ENTERTAINMENT TJI' s Rookies On Late Show LOS ANGELES (AP> "The Rookies," ABC's cop series, will be available for insomniac television viewers starting J an. 16. Now in its fourth year in prime ti~e. "The ~ookie~" will appear in the 11 :30 p.tl;l. b.me slot each Friday. Jn its answer to NBC's Johnny Carson Show, ABC has been presenting reruns of ''Man- nix" and "Longstreet" on Thurs- day nights. The network also announeed that Mondays will feature enter tainment specials , Tuesdays will offer videotaped mysteries and Wednesdays will show reruns of "Moviewof the Week, .. Ry JAY SHARBUTr NEW YORK CAP> -On Sun- day at 9, ABC is airing the first episode of '•Eleanor and Franklin,•• a dramatization of the life of Eleanor Roosevelt and her 40-year marriage to the man who led America through World War II, Franklin D. Roosevelt, on Channel 7. The show runs two hours, as does Monday's finale. We took an advance look at the first install· ment. found it mighty boring and withdrew to pray that the second show exhibits signs of life. The only pluses in Sunday's saga are fine costuming, ex· cellent photography and a brilliant acting job by J ane Alex · ander. cast as Eleanor Roosevelt from age 18 to 60. I TWNK THE basic problem 1s that the show is bas ed on Joseph • P. Lash's book, "Eleanor and Franklin,•• which ·in paperback form runs 904 pages in narrative )\lone. I don't care if it won a Pulitzer Prize. the book is so laden with minutiae that reading it is an ex· perience akin to running the Boston Marathon in concrete galoshes. James Costigan's adaptation of it for TV gives the same ex- Comedian Cast LOS ANGELES CAP > -Come· dian Milt Kamen will play the <>wner of a seedy hamburger stand in the comedy film "Mother. Jugs and Speed." perience. at least in Sund ay's show, which covers Eleanor's childhood. her first meeting with Franklin and their wedding in 1905. THE PROCEEDINGS begin in when he d.ied was an old flame, Lu('y Rutnerford, with whom he had a romance in the late 1900s when the lady was Eleanor's social secretary. Then , w it h occasio nal flashbacks to a scene of Eleanor sitting alone in a room near the bed in which her dead husband lies, the show launches into b,er painful early years as the daughter of the troubled Elliot Roosevelts. It is a very slow launch. MacKenzie Phillips portrays. the young Eleanor, and is awful - ly good at appearing morose. Ted Eeeles plays young Franklin briefly and rather well, despite such lines as. "It's beastly hot in here. What do you say we go out on the porch?" MEN WANTED SADDLEBACK PLAZA < I N tMAI D dJ ChalhwtHedoft Geonie ICeMedy "AIRPORT '75" + "EART.HQUAKE" Travel ~ .... w1•verywhere ... Sundays '--"- 11 _ 11 .J in the rm11t C-.uJ llilll llrtt c 'A. CHIOO ~ris lllfll~IONl.k!d'effttl~Ccnd'>Otl [Clot~r •rtll~ inctndla<ll'\ IUl11r/ llooo No bfllllft. llUroei.it'lts tcrmnt d1!I ltl lNC URW MliMllt. C•For2IMI~ Ir SltowtWs UA S.... c..t 54Mlt4 ... Qty c..-6J.4.tZt2 Miry. Jt Drtft .. 5J4-Ut2 Adventure in an its glory! h •oso •o.ao •• •o<t11 oho ~•, "'° "HUSTLE" 2:30 4:50 7:10 9:20 ""DIAMONDS" IPGJ 4:10 7:45 "CALL ME MR. SHATIER"' CRJ 2:JO 6:05 t :45 "MAHOGANY" IPGJ 5:00-t:JO "OHCE IS HOT ENOUGH"' 2:45-7:10 FOUNTAW VALL.EV < INltMAl Ai U aKJOeo: ... \tA't~ .. 11 I~ 1\0V ""DIAMONDS" CPGJ "CALL ME MR. SHA TIER" UU ............. w ... .,.,, "'HUSTLE'" Rt /SAT-I :J0-5:30-t:JO DAILY J:Zl·7:Z5 "Tira C111versation" I :JO-i:JO-t:JO Rf/SAT-J:U -7:15 • April 1945 in Washington, D.C .. when she gets word of her husband's death at the pre- sidential retreat m Warm Spr- ings, Ga. Upon arriving there, she learns that one of the persons with him TIOS COMES when he first takes an interest in her at a dance held by another member of the wealth y and large Roosevelt clan. The show improves only when Mi ss Alexa nder arrives t o portray Eleanor in her late teens at yet another dance where she again sees and comes to Jove FDR. played from then on by Edward Hermman. Hermman effectively captures Roosevelt's jaunty air. but the dialogue assigned him is so up- (TV REVIEW J per·crust camp and vacuous I'm surprised he didn't bound into a room and say, '''Tennis, anyone?" The IBM Corp .. which bankrolled ''Eleanor and Franklin," deserves much credit for its continuing: efforts to offer quality specials as an alternative• to the endless run of sitcom and cops series. Unfortunately, Sunday's show doesn't hack it. ll 's dull. ba{rl?) drama. As the trombonist s aid when he missed his bus, I rest my case. WHAT DIRECTOR today \\Ou ld dare have a young Irish priest sing a lullaby to an ol<l Irish priest? Leo McCarey did 1l in "Going My Way" and won lhl· Oscar ... A church scene in • )trs. Miniver" shows Richard Ney as the son of Greer Garson. Offscreen they married, later divorced ... Does Laurenee Oltvier's "Hamlet" seem over· dramatie today? Yes .•• Two of the best shows featured Rrando and George C. Scott 1 'Patton"1 , the only winners to thumb their no s e s at Osear ... And 1s this somethjng for the Academy voters to think ~•bout? The lat.est best-picture award to "The Godfather P art JI" w<ts the on ly one given to a se- quel. Star Role For Actress BEST PICTURE and BEST DIRECTOR LOS ANGELES (AP) -Susan Flannery, a longtime star of the TV soap opera "Days of Our Lives," has been signed to a starring role in "The Gum ball Rally .·· Miss 1'1annery played Robert Wagner's secretary and secret amour in ''The Towering Inferno.·· CLASSIFIED will sell 1l. . -NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW "BRILLIANT ••• UNIQUE ••• WITTY ••• ELEGANT ••• SO GLORIOUS TO LOOK AT, SO INTELLIGENT IN ITS CONCEPTION AND EXECUTION ••• THE SCALE OF THE FILM IS IMMENSE ••• STUNNING BATTLE SEQUENCES ••• UNLIKE ANY OTHER PERIOD FILM I CAN REMEMBER SEEING." -VINCENT CANBY, NEW YORK TIMES "ONE OF THE MOST BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL FILMS OF ALL TIME ••• A LIVELY SAGA ••• POIGNANT ••• WILDLY ROMANTIC." -BRUCE WILLIAMSON. PLAYBOY Wrillen for the 6Creen and dir!'(.ll'd by ST_A~EY J\!JBRICK I SAT/SUs~JJ :JO.s:ooJ SIAfrlOCJ ~AN O'~AL and'MARJ§A 'BE~NSOW EDWARDS 11 A winner and a treat for the entire family." E.u!LN,-Mts SBBn connurq .mlclaBI Caine CldatopbBJ PIUIDIRBI (PO) ~ 1e w. .-.am r1111111tn DB Dian Who Would BB ~ng IASIDON A STottY IY .. UOYA .. D KIPLING ONE OF l!HE YEAR'S TEN · N BEST! HAlltol A TWIUOM. COST A .,_$A Ml7J '46-J26' "Filled with lovin& humor that links all people, all ages, all seasons. The perfect holiday entertainment." -llCll llCCO. 011ly Hf'Wl "Matthau at the top of his form. Burns ... kHnly tunny." -'111'1ClNT CANIY. ,.,., Yo•• r11nu "Acoupleohhini"g hours, Matthau and Bums (!Vt the performances of their lives. tt • v. •" -l(ATHl f(N ~AJlll()l I, 011lyNfWl 0 CINE on Mt /(I -STCWAIH l<l(IN W1'1CW TV Chapmen Av.nut 11 S.A. f'rwy, Or••·532.m1 .......... .... c..w... 646-0573 (PG) ••• _..c ...... UACrTY VAWTVtlW W1.Smoo1 C-..'1 c.-.. CtMIMA CJMIMA OUHGIMALL cana • ..,.i.. We I I hnt , ......... •C..-. .... "' .. .t&.-.. 0....,. .......... ......... 0...,. 614-Jtl I H .. Slll u o.4401 637-0340 ,, ··-·-•If .... ·--~ 88 DAIL 'Y PILOT Saturday. January 10. 1978 ThE-fourth round of trivia competition ~gan this w eek "1th the winners of the las t two ~irm1shes -John Dough and Bobbi·Jean Alicat - ,1mong the m1~s ing as the tnviaddicts headed out or t!'le starting gatt-. And, s ince ty pographical gremlins eliminated c.1t1estion m1111b<'r ei~ht from the column last week, JO points constituted a perfect score. Tracy Godfrt>y, who hl\sn"t missed a contest in 116 weeks. ~ot JUSt thnt to t:1ke <1n t•arly a dvantage. Ed Schmerler, this week's r unner-up with nine t·orn•rt, w~•s the only player besides Tracy to solve the bonus <1twstion. Six other triviophiles tied for third with t•1ght n:.!hl, with five others deadlocked · h1r fourth ;11 ~ev<•n L~\st Saturd[I) ·~live triv1athon proved to be a tl:lnd~. \\1th thl' te<tm of !\tax and Jan Fraley. Traer. Rill . milh of the Romb Squad and TT win :1:ng hy :1 quartl'r of a point in overtime. A "t•kome to our new tri viaddicts and an in· , 1t~lion tL' the ab~cnt ones to rejoin the contes t this weE>kend. Lucky number seven is worth the two :;X'l1!'lt bonus. J. "DR. ~O .. HELD forth on what Caribbean Bry nner's 'Horner' Drau ,n-out Bore n~ Wll .1.1:\:\1 c:r.OVEJt '\r:\\' \'OHK ':\Pi In "lloml'Sweet Hom er." ":u{·h :1.1 ... ! !nail~ p;1ntt•d its wa~ to Broad\\ a~ :twu~h ho~«~· I rn~ t n h11lat1u n:-. there is no in Th!' !~ .1 pn•.1! bn•ak for Yul Rrynner. Joan I>tl'nl'r .ind tht•1r :-upporting crew. but a bum rap for :-.;)ect:~tor-. T!w \\ c.1risom(' piffle which opened at · ~e P:1bc·t• Tht•atcr ''ould risk a n epidemic of e mp . , ::.e3ts "Ith a recc>~~ The> !onp trip home> from the Trojan War of s ly 0dysseus to faithful Penelope has prompted rather !h.1n inspirc>d the production which was composed h~ )litch Le1~h. with lyric~ by Charles Burr and Ft\rm:in RrO\\ n. hnnk h~ Roland Kibbee and Albc>rt \l:1rrt'. the latt(•r als1)chn·ctin::?. l'~OER THE .\EG I~ OF Washington's Ken !1l'1h· ('entt•r. tlw 'hll'' :-tarted its road tour on•r a .' t':l.r 3?0. Tht• \11'1;.•?n<1I sniplt'r. Erich Se;!al. '' !~hd!.t'\\ t'n ro~i!t'. :1 t:rngll-of lawsuits for assorted !'t':1sons h.1d 111 ht· ap1wa:-t'd. <Titie:; frt'qtH'ntl>· 't't)\\'!t•d :1?id :1 ~·n·:1! <k,d of l''-tr:1 monl:1 ''a~ nel·ckd !11 ~·e~ !t !11 r;01h.1?1l B!·ynnl'I'. natur.tlly pla.' ?n~ {Kiy~:-l'u:-. n·ported " !t•\\ ,, res~ :1 ~·0 !ht• .... him had th.tn::!l'd !:15 pcrC't:>n! from\\ h:1t he> fir:-t ll•ll 111 hH l' \\ ith 1lllt a~sNtc•d his t·n!hu~!:bm rt•ma:nt'n intt:>rludt:>" in~tc·ad of <l.1nct•::-:md .1 ::-t<•:1clil.' d" mcihng hold on an in d.' !du:tl·:-.1!tt•nt?11n \ , F.RIOt !" 1 1.\~0IC.\P, of t·our~e. 1s that t'' t•n.ont.' k:lO\\" how llomt'r·~ n 1rn comes out What hurts t'\'l'n mnr<' i:-that the only fresh plot m:1teria! :trt' tht.' ,,.t.•ak :?a;!s pre.;umably pro\'ided hv Kibbt>t'. wh11 lt,n;1 .i:.:n dill :\I an: Rrot hers scripts ;t!ld the:i wrnt into tl'll'n~um Archie *!, Howard By T.T. island in the J ames Bond movie? 2. In the movie "-00-" Richard Deacon worked in what department of the newspaper? . 3. Name the s inging group on Jack Benny'::; radioshow. . 4. In the movie "Airport .. •• Van Heflin told Maureen Stapleton he was going to what city? 5. NAMF. T HE ACTOR who played a recurring role of a politician on TV's East Side/West Side TRIVI A STANDINGS 1. 10 l(enmarlou NEW YORK (AP) -Repeat holidays, also s howed ~BS "60 an episode or CBS' "All in the Minutes" news magazme J?ro- Family" and rerun a tape of gram outpulling its Sunday rught Howard Cosell's ABC variety "family hour" competiUon. show and what happens? Archie "60 Bunker bits lt big again, w,bile According to the ratings. d Minutes" captured an estimated Cosell lan sin the ratings cellar. 34 percent share of the audience According to A. C. Nielsen au-in its time period, while NBC's dienee estimates for the week Walt Disney program got a 27 ending Jan. 4, an "All in the percent share and ABC's "Swiss Family" rerun was the week's most popular evening show and a Family Robinson" a 26 percent repeat of Cosell 's Saturday night share. show the least popular. The week's highest· rated pro· The rati ngs, made public grams were "All in the FamHy" . • Orange. Bowl e>; "Maude,·~ "Rhoda:· "P '' end1 'M·A·· S-H" (all CBS> "Chico and the Man" (NBC> ~od "1ne Jef-. fersons" <C B >. wbicb bad identical ratin -"Muy Tyler Moore,,. "C ol Bur.nett,., "Doc'' and "One Day at a Time" (all CBS); "J>olice Story" <NBC ); "Six )Ullion DoUar Man" (ABC>; "Bob Newhart," "Cher" and "GbQ.d Times'' (all CBS); and CBS' ''The WaltOn.5" and ABC's "Welcarn.e Back, Kot. ter ... which had identical rating,. lr•' y Godfrey 2 Eel Schrnerler 9 John Rus~ll Thurs day and late because of the and Koj ak (both CBS); "Sanford ~~~~~___:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 3 Tom Atkins 8 Trln. Williams B•rt>ar• Delgado I s Nancy Prlo.-" Bomb Squild 8 " JKobBrown j Ml• Fraley 8 8ro-·s Tr,w~I ) l.t,,,..lle Romano~~• • Tom Fe1era1>ena s Chris Trtla • OollyS.nzone ~ ~. Waner Denton J 1. Sl\eron D•vies • Dennis Jeffrey 1 •• Compyter Data Entry l series o. Momma has three children in the comic strip of the s ame name. Their first names, please . 7. Jn "Them ," James Arness played an FBI :igent headquartered in what city? 8. For each Rurma Shave jingle us ed. its creator, chosen in a national contes t. was paid what amount? 9. llOW A ROUT THE name of the fat kid on the Fl eer's Dubble Rubble mini·comics? '"MOMTT PYTHON" • '1 LOVITOU. AUCI I. TOKLAS• INJ COMTIMUOUS NOM I Z:JO SAT. THRU JAM. 4 10. Fred Mac !\lurra.v to his fellow officers in 'The C:iine ~l utiny". "This is what is known in literature as the CO-HIT AT LIDO "ALOHA BOBBY & ROSE" Last Week 's Answe rs !. l.:i:-\'e~w~ t:'\1ghtStalkerl '!. St:llag 13 lllogan·s lle roesl edwards LIDO CINEMA 3 0 . tScott ':-;father I A '"GOME lH 60 HCOHDs• V .. OH AMT SUHDA T'" t4EWl'ORT ILVD. AT VIA UDO 1 'Action in the :'-lorth Atlantic ... "Across the NEWPORT I U CH 673.tlSO Pacific" 1 Ro gart mo\'ies> 5. Rabe Didrickson <Hepburn oppon.ent> 6. Rlanch <witard'!' wife) 7 The Ga\' ).lrs. Featherstone <Billie Burke> 9 ··wt>~t Side Storv" (womb to tomb motto> 10. A \\ i Id boar (llamilton 's quarry l "UT"S DO fT AGAM' "DOC SAVAGF Send your ans111ers to TRIVIA.co the Daily Pilot. •A.MHteAH GLVRT1• '"WHA rs UP TIGB ULT" Bor 15fi0. Costa ,\Tesa 9.!626. All entnes must be recefoed by Wednesdau. oll1erwise half of the player's last score w1!! be O!''arded a film by TANbEY ~BRICK RYAN O'N EA L • MARISA BERENSON "ONE OF THE MOST VISUALLY DAZZLING WOAKS IN THE HISTOAY Of FILM ••• IT AAVISHES THE EYE ANO ENTHRALLS THE EAA .•• A 811EATHTAKINO ANO MYSTEAIOUI ACMEVEMENT." EDWARDS CINEMA HARIOlATADAMS COSTA MESA SU·J IOZ ~... '1'/'liiiill .. !"-~----.. ~~ '" -----, -14 ,. •" ---....-"LISA MINELLI CAEAT£S ONE OF THE MOST SHEEALY ENJOYABLE FEMALE CHARACTERS IN YEARS. SHE'S BETTER TI4AN SHE WAS IN "CABAllET" JACI< KROLL NEWSMEK NEWPORT CINEMAS l'EAaCOASTHwY &MACAUHUI JIE"WPOJtTQCl:~a 644·07'0 DAILY 7:15-9:JO SA.T /SUN. l·l-S.7:15-9:30 "THE PICTURE TO BEAT FOR THE NEXT SET OF OSCARS" Wash. Post CINEMA CENTER HAHOI AT ADAMi.COSTA MUA MESA VHDfCEtn'H •7'·414 I Why don't we make more films like this? Plus We did. Clf1C*Of~ ITAA~ JEFF BRl~--;'l edwards BRISTOL CINEMA WALTER MATIHAU GEORGE BURNS RICHARD BENJAMIN FOR THE PRICE OF A MOVIE YOU'LL FEEL LIKE A MILLION edwards BRISTOL CINEMA Because he's J Sam Spade, Jr .... and his falcon'S worth a fortune! 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY CINEMA CENTER HAllOI AT AD•MS.C0SlA"4tSA MUA VlaDIC~H "'·41 41 CO·HIT AT W'STBROOK "LET'S DO 11 AGAIN" WESTBR K "-A VIGOROUS, f l.AM80YANTLV ENTERTAINING A.OWHNRE." "ONE OF TI4E YEAR'S T'!H BE.ST." DB man Wlo Wlllld BB King HARBOR IN ..... 0 .ATW!Uo.t:coSTAMfSA 646..057) '46·l2U 'l . ·D A I L y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ 1002 HottHs For W. lffouet For~ Saturday, January 10, H»'e DAILY PILOT• CJ ..............•........ ....................... -~ Hout••'°",. HoetH Fors. Ho.H....... ....... For.. : ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S1•r.t I OOZ Ge•: al I 002 ••••••••• ••• ••• •••• •••• ••. ••••• ••• ••••••• .. ••• ••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•---------1°00 ................. ••n•••••H•nnn• .. •• 81MNI I 002 Ciwrtll I 002 Ci1Mr.. I 002 ........ I 002 *Irvine* .....................................................................................•...... , 2 Bdrm. condominjum : good cond. 4 Years old. Central heating & air· cond1Uonlng. COmmuni· ty pool. Just listed at $29,500. Shown by app't. -------.---.~ As:u~'t~1?0~5L~AN MESA VERDE COME SEE us SUNDA y Immaculate l atory POOLSIDE I 5 PM homeonl~ellned treet. This be•ullrul and • 3 Btldrooms inuludmat dramatic entertn&0ment PICTITIOUllUllNHI NAMl!IT4TIMINT 11le tellowl~ P9f'ton la dolM tlutl· nKIH: ... l"AN,ASl~TI C, 177'2 Ctnt-Lft., Hllftllr\gton 8-«h. CA .,.... ' A1110o1lo v1111m11 Bene.., nm cr.$trnocw Ln .• H""tlflOton 8eKtt:CA '16'9 This buslnns Is conducted lly.., ,,.. dMCIUll A.a.11u9 This st•i.ment _, flltd "'If> ,.,. QMlllty Cieri! Of Ol'1n9e eo.rty 9' C.C.m• 14. 1975 ,..,.. Puei!l\lled Of•not Cont D•11¥ ,..~ OK. 20, 27, lf1hlld Jiii. 3, 10, ttl'6 • fi·lJ PUBLIC N011CE HOTIC. ~ Al"l"LICATION f'Olt AOOl"T IOH l'AMILYCOUllT STATI Off NIW YOlllC COUNTY Off MONltOI In the matter ot the ~'9rl by ANTHONY MAltCELLA, o4 ftlUN LOUISE HALLERON, f'osttf'clllld. TO: MICHAEL HALLl!RON Pl.EASE TAKE NOTICE! th.II 1 rietl\lol'I Pf'-rlnt for th• ~Ion Of Erin Lo\llMI H•lleron, foster child, t09ftller with en •11rttment to ldopt encl c~t pursuent to th• Oomutlc ~lell!Ohs LIW Wiii be prtMl\IMI to the Femi ly Ceurt of Ille $tilt of New York, Monro. Collflty, •t ~oclltsltf', N4tw Yotk, Oii tlwlOtl\dey ~.Mlrch, 1916, et t:• In the fWlllOOl'I Of llllt dalf ..... Ill IPPlk•tlon w111 be miff tqr 111 °""' 1pprovln9 1nd 11towln9 11\t ltld ~!Oft llld for other rel ... ~ al wlll<ll lime 8fld Pl.le• •II persons ~ intwestlhlf'ttnwlllllehHrd, lfl \ Dllact: Deamller lO, 1t7S Yours, etc .. JOHN J. PE'tRUCCl!Llf ESQ. • Al!Omey for P9lllloM,. l lit Union Trust Bull di~ ttW.MelnSlrMt Rochester, New York 1 t~ PubllsMd Orenve Coast Del ,...to«, Jll\Wlry 10, 17. 24, 31, 1t7• ti.-76 P UBLIC NOTICE S-1471 HOTICI TOCltEOITOltS A·IMll SUl"lltlOlt COU ltTOl'THC STATI 01' CALI l'OltNIAl'Ott THECOUNTYOl'OltANGa Ill lhe Melter of the Elt•l• O( GERTRUDE V. McCULLOM •IM> known es GERTRUDE VIRGINIA\ McCULLOM elso know11 as VIRGINIA McCULLOM end GINNY McCULLOM, Oectesld. Notice 11 lltrtby Qlven to ~ lllvlng clelms egalnSI the "ld dtct- d«tt to flit Yid clalms In the otllce of ti• clerk Of tti. eforeuld court or lo prftitfll them to the undersloned•t 11141 otflce Of HE!NR'( c. AOHR -Mtor~v It L1w -6SO South SprlnQ ... 5Ulte 102• In the city of Los A noel"-"' Los Mttles County, which l•tt•r 41fflce Is tttt place ol bUSlness of thl undll .,,.._ In 111 rNllan perulnlno to 111411..Ull. such cl1lms with th• necessary -.cllffs must be filed or pr-fd es etorewld within four monlhS .,,_, ltle first ~iutlon of tflls notice. OMedJlft. t, 1t76 GEORGEEDWARO Encutor of thl wlll of Mid dectdlnt N«NltY C. ltOHlt A...,_r.,.tuw • .._._St. Wtil,.. Lei~, CA,..,. PublllMd Ore1199 Coast D•lllt'l~lilr.I Jan.'·,._ u, ao, )t7' NOTICI TO C1t•onolts 01' IULK TltANSl'Elt IS.Cs.'101 .. 101 u.c:.c.1 Notice Is htreby 9lvell to OU! creditors of DON VITO, INC., Transferor, Wllose buslMss edclreu l'J 105~1n Strett, Ctty of Newpott BffCll. c.ounty of OrtnQe, St1t1 of Olllfl>mle, thlh blllk lrensltr Is ebout lo be INdl lo OOUOLA\S BARRIE MOORE, li'...,_, whose business lddress Is 919 t,lyslde Oflw,. City of Newport BHCh, COUl\tY ol Or1n91, State of C..llfomle. The property to lie trensfet'red Is IOt•lld et 105 Mein Street, Otv of NewpOl"t Beach, County of Orangt, Stitt of Cllltomle. Said pniper1y Ii C1eSc rlbed In 91Mf I I as: All fixtures, equipment Of that p 1~ I.! . 0 T '6 4 2 • resteurent lluslntss known es DON 5 VITO'S SPAGHETTI SYNDICATE end IOtattd •I 105 Mel11 StrHI, City of Newport 8t1Ch, County of OrenQt, Stitt of Cellfomle Tiie bulk transferwlll bt conwmtntl· eel on or •lier tM 21 dey of J.nu.ry, 6 lt1'-et 10 AM '' Protesslonal Esc..-~rvl"' wtiose eddress Is 1911 North Tusllr1 Avenue, Slnt1 An•, C•tlfwlll•. So fer 11 Is known to '"-T~. Ill buslMU nemes end acldreu.t'atld by the Tre11sferor for th• Piii three 7 rtanare: ume Oettd: J•nu1ry 5, 1976. Oo119les B•rrlt Moore Trlnsf•r" f t * Westctiff * OPIM DAll.Y l·S 1633 Hl•HLAND Great entertainment home; much desired WFSTCLIFF area, near sbopplna & ubools. 5 .Bdrms., 3 baths; family rm. Near new dis- hwasher, dbl. a elf. cleaning oven. gar b. dlsp., carpeting. Freshly painted. Landscaped patio entrance, elec. garage door openerj lge. renced yard . unly $94,500. Owner may con- sider lease or 1e:we/op. lion. SPYC'iLASS NU. FOi S l 45,000 Promlnent corner location, popular Tradewinds 4 bedroom single story floor plan with sunken tub, enclosed shower. bright kitchen and sunny breakfast area. Home is like new, only less $! $145,000. A listing of June Gruhn 's. U P'lti l()U I: li()Ml:S REAL TORS~ 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar THREE UP and THREE DOWN DUPLEX with 2BR each. Skip to ocean and bay. Hu9e deck and patio, and even a garage & fireplace for only $110,000. 2 I l·llrd StrMt. Hewporl leoda OCEAN VIEW BEACH TRIPLEX Super location, clean, deck, patios & fireplace. E-Z terms. A steal at $115,000 1234West1a11oa. Newport lleoch BIG and BEAUTIFUL "C"THOMAS REALTOR GIMl'Cll 1ooi1G1MNI 1002 224 W. Coast Hwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real close to the beach. DUPLEX. 4BR upper and 3BR lower. 4 'hba - everything king-size. Perfect owner's unit plus good income. Can't replace. Asking $133,500. N'pl. Beach 548-5527 ----------------4119 Rlnr, Newport leach EV.ES: 545·5643 !!t~~1°1°~~!~~3 bath BORDEAUX model. Custom decorat· ed. Secluded patio, finished garage, many extras. Owner will lease for $800. per mo. or lease option or se ll . $125,000. VACANT- R EADY -ANXIOUS . Open Sat 1-5 8 Rue Chateau Royal, N. B. 640·6161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. •OPEN+ SUNDAY 1·5 ** LAKEFRONT seclusion. city conve- nience. 3-BR/ ram./ pool. Private community. $67,500. 1922 BAY CREST <South Coast Shores) . * • • BAY & OCEAN steps away. Newly remodeled 1-BR /de n . $82,500 . TERMS/ TRADE. 1722 MIRAMAR (Newport Peninsula Pt.) HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 SHOHC&JffS <>Den Sun. 1-5 247 Driftwood, Corona del Mar. Custom 3 Bdrms .• 3 ba.i fam. rm.; high beam ceil., 1-story; poo . $160,000 PRIVATE IOAD Charming 4 BR, family rm. Park-like setting. Sunny patio. Community pool & putting green. $94,950 LINDA ISLE Beaut. 4 BR, fam. rm. Country English atmosphere , enclosed patio , established trees, boat slip. $2451000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J~I '.~oy~1d1· Dr•v" ~ B b75 b161 -I 002 GfMf'GI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate Sales GALAXY REAL TY Pres tigious location . Strong sales support- High commissions. Ca ll Vic Stuart, 901 Dover Dr, Suite 130 , Newport Beach. 645-3111 $4,400,000. .. was concluded for the month of December by our investment division, acting for both buyer and seller We are looking for two motivated & experienced performers in our invest· ment division. Let us help make your 1976 even JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport BIYd. corner 30th I Getlffal I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call us to see other fine homes & condos in the Newport/Corona del Mar Area C.F. COLESWORTHY 64~0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER NEWPORT BEACH Custom 4 br. 2 ba, Nwpt Hts. lmmac. thruout. Frplc in exposed beam cell. liv rm, Jge dining a rea looktng out on tropical planted garden. A gleaming kit. w/serve- thru bar, master bdrm suite w/pvt bath & patio. Offered $87,500. better than 197,5. Ex-Gflteral 1002 General I 002 cellent commission a_r· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Myers-Alpha Corp. 673-6756 rangemenl. Contact B111 1 _________ _ Gerrie JUST LISTED REAL ESTATE Call 640-6600 M E S A N O R T H 4 - Bedroom, 2 baths, fpk. I co mplete carpeting thruout. Drapes. Bltns. Obie gar. Covered patio. I All in very good condi-ColdweU Banker ti on. Reduced to $44 ,500. 1>t ;.w,·,.. a:ic-•." .-'"""'·"M Roy McCardle Openings exist in re· * JUST LISTED * 359 San Miguel Drin Realtor 1810 Newport sidential sales. H you are Rustic upsidedown col· __ M_ew ____ po_rt_C_en_ter_._ Costa Mesa 548-7729 a capable salesperson Coldwell B a nk e r tage on large corner lot· WALK TO Resident1al Brokerage beAuliful ocean view· CORON~ DEi. MAR steps to best beach. Company may be for Don 'l rn iss this at SHOPPING DUPLEX you. Consider: s 8 2 , 5 o o . c 0 a s t This lovely 2 bedroom One of those unusually I Proven program or TRADE ANYONE 1 Pr t" 673 c:A10 home is only .,; block to fme properties we wish fermal train mg Condo wanted in ex-__ ope_r_i_e_s. __ ._ .... ___ 17th Street. Costa Mesa, everyone could own . On-.'Expert backup Cnol change for Palm Springs CHARMING shopping and is zoned Cl· ly one duplex like this. compe titi o n ) from home with pool. IA YSHORE CP for an investment Two bedroom and den management 675-6060 COTT"'GE ideal for a retired couple home in front plus an ex-IA superb regional & na-"' who want to build an tra unit in the rear. Each tional referral system ILUFFS 111" PLAN OM FRONT ROW Completely remodeled. 306 Avenida Carlos (off Vista Caudal) OPEN SAT/SUN 11·5 IRAE.DOWD 640-4265 Bite Properties 3 IB>ROOM IEAUTY 2 Story carpeted thruout with fireplace located across from beautiful Mile Sq. Park. Total price $42.500. Hurry! It won't last. Call 963--6767. oP£H Ill q • II s 'UN ro Bl N•' f • OMLYS65,900!!! estate with fireplace. Each in I Top quality office Mingle with the movie mar velous condition. facilities stars only steps from the New carpets. South of IGreat benefit package prestige of Newport 1£ IQUai~ highwa y. Pri ced at including insurance & waterfront. Rustic cot· Pl $97,000. Call 673·8550. profit sharing tage nes tled in huge ace Ol'fN ,., 9 . tT ~II''' T') f rr. ri" If interested call Howard trees, provides once in a -=P"r•ap...,.IPrii•• " [ Wells at 644·9060 for ap· life time bargain. Home 1400 04J~s~:~:~o , ai&eH , ~~:: pointment is loaded with personali-Equal ty ++.You must see to !:::~~~~~~~~ Opportunity Employer believe ror ·this price.------------------·"' ________ _. Hurry owner must go. l'M VIEW ~~1:.dvantage . Call ~Rc;'L~ach WITH INCOME . Ol'fNrt1'q .,;·s1uF1roatf.iiCl' • IN 6000 SHAPE 4 Deluxe studio apts. 4 Want to Jive at the [ I. Bl ks C be h E h beach? Live in the 3 ~, .. ,.'IHPJIU ~ .iif];~:,~:~ if~~£~·~·:~~·::!~. ~:~~:::% ·b~:: ::.~~ • ----· ••11·~ family kitchen & pool. enclosed garage. Ex-what more could you ask End f u1 ...1 2327 cellent lax shelter. Max· for? o c ..... e-sac. OPl:.to..J s •T/SU ..... t .5 Tustin. Newport Beach. imum depreciation with ....,. "' ..., Open Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5. minimum maintenance. 907 W. BAY Xlnl owner's unit always 673 3663 833-0523 Eves CM. --pri ce and additional in-. t'. · .· =: :. formation. associated s~.;;~:::m 8 -~~i Publl.-ed Orange Coest Oellr ,.'°'* 9 i:: THE REAil ESTATERS ;ALES Associates. share office expense, get 90% comm., learn equity purchase, tax sheller and tax defn. exchange. Will give you 5 to 10 of· rers every day to pre· sent. Sam & Gene, PILOT Real Estate, ~-0555 400. ur~. FORJM rented. Call now for . We TRI HARDER ~UPERB BROKERS-REAL TORS 202~ W Solboo ~I> 11>6 l AITRIHARIOR f-f OMES 3141 C.mpua Ne 549-e&ss "ABANDONED" Jenueryt, 1'76 t°"f' ________ ....;.__ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC N011CE BEACH CLASSIC Owners have packed-up and moved out! They have vacated this 4 year young beauty a nd have put a "sell-it-quick" price on it! Child-safe cul-de-sac! Executive e ntry t o soari ng cathedral ceilings, lush ankle deep carpet, squeaky clean paint. sun- shine kitchen with walls of glass! Party-patio and expansive rear yard! Toa st-you r -toes fireplace! Sweeping master bedroom retreat .with separate dressing area! 2 Chilclrens rum- pus sized bdrms ! Ba II him out at a conservative $51,950 or assume exist-1 ng loan at $251 per m0nth! Act fast, we need HELP! Call 847-6010. OttOINANCI Ne. 7Hil MCTIOM 2: P11!'Wlnt to the pro-PASSt:o ANO ADOPTED lhls 5th on tM 15th d•Y of December, 1t75. end AN O•OINANCI 01' THI CITY ¥1sbllefSectlon1f7fofttleMMnlc~ dlyolJ1n1Mry,lt76. ~passed and 1dopt9d Ha COUNCIL 01' THI CITY 01" CXl$TA Codltof ttw (Jty., COSll Mew, DIS1rkt ALVIN L. PINKLEY ..,,.,.. It a r99uJ1r mettlnQ Of said City ~ CAUllOaNAIA, CHANCM*t Mejt A_. of.the City of Cos11 MeSI Is MlyorofllltClt'f Councll ,_Id on It• 5th dly of Jenu1ry, THI IONI NO 01' l"ltOl"ll•TY hereby elftendtd by thl addftlon OfCosteMese 1t76,bylhefotlowln9rollcell110tt: LOCATIO AT THI HOltT!fW8t """"°oftMR2-CP1,.1dtscl1bldln ATTEST: AYES; Councll IM(Y'lllen: Plnk1-y, C09'Nllt 0, CANYON oa1v• ANO s.ctton 1..,r. EILEEN P. PHINNEY Hammett, WllSOI\, R•clll, HertlOll HAMILTON STltllT l'ltOM MUtlU-SICTlotf J.. T111s Ordl~ shell OtyClerl!oltllt NOES: Collndl Members: None Cl'. "9111 lflect llld be Ill full twu ttllrty Otyof C.11 Mesa A\8SENT: COUncll Membtrs: None THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE'ct (JO) 111'11 lrOm .w .n., Its ptssage, STATE Of' CALIFORNIA ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hlw OF COSTA MESA DOES HllU!8Y lfld ll'kw to the expiration of flftltn CIOONTYOFORANGE ISS ._rwnto set my Mnd Ind lffhced the ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: (IS) •YI ftorn ttte P"Sl9t thtnof, CITYO"CX>STAMESA ) Seel ol the City of Costa Mew Ulls 6111 SICTIOH 1: All lhlt Portion of"" ...i lie pW!fSMd one.'" u. OrMOt I, EILEIN P. PHINNEY, CllYC!trtl dlyolJ-ry, 1t76. foltowlftg dncrlbtd rHI PfGC*'IY I! Qut Delly Piiot, • MWSpeptf Of lfldu«fldo Cl•r11 Of tM City Council E ILEEN P. PHINNEY heref)y piec•d 111d lllCIUOtd In tf1e ft1 ...... .,.1 clrtul1t1011, printed ll'ld flf the CJtr of Costa Mese. hereby O trO•rk•ndu-offlclO CP-towlt· Pl*ISMd lft ti. Cltr of Cost.I N1tM, carllfY INI the IOOve elld '°"'90fnQ Cl ... ltoflhe Ora~Qe C~nty AUHSOf' ........ IOOttMr -'tl'l lhe Minn of"" -OrdifteftclNo. 7,...._s lntroductdMd CltyCOUllCllOfthe Num1>ers 115-64144 11s 661·25 .,.. llers of tM City Cou"'ll 110tl1111 fror and CAIN~ section by section«• ,... CltyotCostaMese 115-461·2' • . • ....SltheSllTll. .-. ITlfftlnQ of Wld City Council htld PubHW!td Or1119e Coast D•llv Pllol, • • Janu&ry 10, t97l 103-76 '" '~·--J!I "' "' "' "' --•1 1 ••~ --- Ill ., CJSTRtCT'N; MAP ' ' I 2240 SQ.FT. +POOL for indoor /outdoor Ii v- in g. Exclusive home area. 4 Bedrooms, big front , formal dining room designed just for the family who wants to be together. Swimming and pool playing on those long, lazy days with your Cnends HURRY !! Open HouseSunday 1·5 546·4141 ~ COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. OP(f" 111 0 • l(S fVN10 81 Nl({r .. -..,,~ : l' > ~ I . [lo~ ·~ ~ , . ·~~ -- THE REAL ESTATE RS ENJOY 36' BOAT SLIP +LARGE 3 BR Close to beach, 4 years new. Quiet, secluded. yet easy access to Cout Highway and Ntwpe>rt Freeway. pe,aso. 400-· •JI.\ ~rt'~ kin& aiie master suite. 2 home is Just walllng for a 1'ull baths. Family din· larae family. 4 or ~ 1n1 room. Complete with bedrooms •nd 3 baths built-ina & d1Bhwasher. too. Stunning warm and Highly upgraded with Inviting architecture. ne~ c~rpcl.5, drapes, & Near the golf course. paint mslde ·" o~t. New () w n e r b a s b e e o c~amlc tile m kitchen & transferred aod property bat_hs. Larg~ ~overed is priced for quick sale ut patio. No quahfymg. $269 $79 500 month pays all. Asking I I aa ., . $43,500. Ca.11 842-~35. _ UGI ~ l~®Of'tN 111 q.,, ~ rur.; r~ "f ~· l' I] Pl :..,~car:. · 752-1920 \400 OYAIUt,, NlWl"Oflf HACH TRIPLEX 2285 Miner, C.M. Park Huntington 3 Bd. 2 ba + fam.rm., By owner. 962-2254. Top cond. shake roof, all bltns, cpt.s. drps. frplc, lovely patio. $74,500. lO'io dn. Pr incipals only. 960-1200 Bkr. 1002 Gttterol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty PRESENTS THE JEST IM BIG CAMY'OM PROPERTIES ;t SUPERB! Highly upgraded Plan 2. 3000 sq.ft. w /conversation pit & TWO master suites! Can be converted to 4 bedroom. Prime corner location! Owner will lease. lease w /option to purchase or sell furnished! Submit aJl offers! $175,000. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 P .M. #5 PINEHURST LN . (Q40) DRASTIC AU Y RB>UCB> Below replacement cost!! Never-lived-in ! Exciting 4 bedroom, 4 bath custom home. Extensive use of g lass & wood thruout. Big Canyon's BEST VALUE in one of the BEST LOCATIONS! $26.5,000. OPEN SAT. 12-4 P .M. #2 INVERNESS LN. (Q41 ) "COUMTRY ENGLISH" Warm & brig ht w/French doors leading onto patios & beautiful vistas. Hi g h ceilings thruout, stained g lass. parquet floors. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths. family room, study + billiard room. Room for pool. OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M. #17 LOCHMOOR LN. (Q42) • RESOLUTIONS! Quality! Luxury! 4 bedroom Versailles w /41h baths, gracious dining room, cozy den & panoramic view ! $235,000. Jack Custer 642-8235. (Q43 ) MOW HEAR THIS! A real beauty w /all the extras! View, pool, professionally furnished & decorated! 4 bedrooms, den, dining room, 4112 baths! Appt. only. $320,000. Bob Owens642-8235. (Q44) "DAISY RESH" 2 bedroom Dover Model. Immaculate, profess ionally decorated home on extra lg. lot. Upgraded in every way. Much added storage thruout. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (Q45) FANT AS TIC IUY! Custom borne on Fairway -perfect floor plan for gracious entertaining. Walk-in bar between billiard room & family room w !both opening onto beautiful pool in private garden. Huge mas ter suite -4 bedrooms, 31h baths. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. 8 CYPRESS POINT LN. (Q46) "BEAUTIFUL VISTAS" Can be seen from this fabulous Hacienda on the green. 6 bedroom - 2·story w /veranda overlooking c harming courtyard w /jacuzzi. Imported tiles & fixtures thruout. $289.500. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (Q47) VIEW -OF I 8TH FA.IRWA Y 2 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room or den w /wet bar. Lg. kitchen w /brkfst. area overlooking beautiful planted l anai. Front brick patio w/expansive view. $132,500. Mary Lou Marion 642-823.5. (Q48) "A PLACE IN BIG CANYON" Unique end-unit Monaco w /scenic lake & fairway view. 3 bedrooms + formal dining room. $174,500. Jack Custer 642-8235. ( Q49) CUSTOM LOTS 1651 OH THE FAllWAY! Prime lot overlooking Country Club I Located on Cypress Point Ln. Owner requests all offers be submitted! Warren Fox 642-8235. (QSO) IEST LOT IUY! Marvelous secluded fairway lot No.25 Hermitage Ln. Barbara Aune 642-8235. CQSl) CHOICE LOCAnOM On Inverness Ln. -area of $400.000 homes. oo· on the fairway. Jane 1'1-azee 642·8235. (Q52) 64a.tnl ··~ t01 °""' Drhr9 .. .......,, .....,.,. IMdl. ~ ~ ... . -·. ·: " .· . . =· ·, . . . .. . ~ .· . -•. ~ .. • • .. .. . . . .. . . .. . . • .. .. . . . • . . .. • . . "' -M-E-SA_D_E_L-MA_R_ ON THE BLUFF I 047 MISSIOH View. View • View \ licaut ! 3 Bdrm:. .• l l>J $46,500 '\l•Jl country k1tchl'n + ll 2 bedrooms, 2 balhs Con pool. llmrrwd. po:.:.e:.s.) domin1um. f'ireplacc, Convcn1e11t Co:.ta l\tesa family room. tile entry. .tre..i.~9.500 Custom carpeting ant.I d r apes. Decorator's SHORECLIFFS wallpaper throughout. 26 5 Mo"'in9 Canyon Separate laund~ room. \ ~u~rl>. cu:.tom bit. Two enclos~ patios, one home in the mo:.t de· custom bricked. 2 car li ghtrul Jr\"J. of Corona gar age, e~eclr_1 c door tlr-1 ~1.ar .. l Bdrms., 31 ol)t!ner . swimming pool bJlh..,, ttirmnl dining rm. a round !he corn er. & fJmah rm ::.179,000 Jucua1 &Sauna . ~~ll#li.~~ ::P~7!~EL~ • 675-5930 * llUNT1NGTON l:H:.\C.:11 11.t. I 1 ·~1 I II\, .. I d \I Olf Ellis. down l'hapcl Lane belWl"\'n lkach G~ral 1002 Hlvd&l\~'.~~~ .....••••..•.....•..... ~ ***OPEN HOUSES*** BLUFFS CHARM Move your antiques & Boston fern into this darling three bedroom home. Lus h new carpeting & beautiful pape r give that "I'm home'' fee ling. $63,000. OPEN 1·5: 410 VISTA ROMA CUSTOM HOME Spu cious qu ality-bwlt home on one of area ·s largest lots. featuring 4 bdrms, 31/2 ba, 3 fireplaces, 4-car garage. 3 separate yards. TruJy one of a kind. $185,000. OPEN 1·5. 1806 ANTIGUA CIR. ' IEAUTIRJL LIDO Family home w /4 bedrooms & fam. rm. 2 master suites. Completel y remode l ed & redecorated. 40' lot & attractive, lg. south patio. First time offered. $159,500. OPEN I ·5. 206 VIA DIJON PANORAMIC IAY VIEW Charming Irvine Terrace home. View of bay & ocean from LR, DR. kitchen, & master s uite. Enclosed garden patio w /pool. $235,000 fee in c ludin g furniture . 1627 IA Y ADERE TERRACE OPEH 2-5 LET THE SUH SHINE IN On this well located Bluffs "G". 3 bedrooms. 3 baths, & den poolside. home w /open beams, floor to ceilin~ windows & every upgrade. Fairly priced at $99,500 with land.. OPEN 1 ·5 24 00 VISTA HOILEL\ ***BY APPOINTMENT*** DOLLHOUSE- COROHA DB. MAR Instantly appealing. 2 bedrooms. & nursery or den. 2 baths, beamed ceilings, private patio, wood panels, room for expansion and charm everywhere. $88,500. ELEVEH BEDROOMS!! In a brand new 5 unit apartment development. All units nave priv a t e patios, dis hwas hers, was her s, dryers, ranges, ovens. Lush landscaping too!! Presented at $185,000 to the discriminating investor:· IA YSHORES -PRIVATE AREA A very s pecial home! 3 bedroom, 3 bath, family & dining rooms. Great indoor-outdoor Ii ving. Large ar ea for boats or volleyball. $98,500. MAGHIFfC&n' VIEW Six bedrooms + den & 2 f am. rms. P oo l & ja c u zz i. Quality throughout. $284,000. EMERALD BAY Lovely ocean view -3 bedrooms each with bath. Beamed ceilings, shutters. 3 fireplaces, large lot with room for expansion. $142,500 TWO LOT SHORlCLIFfS ESTA TE "One of a kind" large, custom,. seldom used home. 3 bedrooms, 4 baths. den, guest suite. 40 ft. pool. Unbelievable private grounds. 1'"'ee, asking $229,500. OUTSTANDING WA TERFIOMT By architect, weJI known for his use of warm woods & spacious design. Beautifully decorated & landscaped with treme ndous water oriented feeling. S279,500, includJn g pier. A COl.DWIL1 IA.tCB CO. 644-1766 NOW VACANT OWNER TRAHSFERRED -must have fast sale. Popular Camelot model. 4 Bedrm with large family room, living r oom, formal dining room and kitchen eating area. Picture perlect condition. Greot location. Asking $67,600. Cati 540.1151. $55,900 LOVELY 3 year old Mesa Verde Home. 3 Bedroom s, 2 h aths w ;cathedra l ceilings. patio kitchen and corner lot. Low maintena nce yard with large pa tio and fruit tr~H. Call us for complete details. 546-5880. ,, FORMAL DINING BEAUTIFUL LARGE POOL & FAMU. Y RM - central Mesa Verde, near country club. 3 Spaciou s bedrooms , 2 bath and compl ete l y appointe d kitchen. Outstanding floor plan. Our exclusive at $71,500. can 540.1151. ATTENTION BUILDERS LIVE IM THIS HICE -2 bedroom home while you bui Id your units on the R·4 lot. Room for pool table in large converted family room. Walk in closets, paneling, gas bltins and covered patio enhance this property. Don't delay on this. Onl y $40,soo. Call 546-5880 General I 001 IGeneraf 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELKINS .. OYER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE'" BY APPOINTMENT BIG GANYON ''DOVER" First Offering ! Lovely End Unit With Magnificent View Overlooking 10th Green. Highly Upgraded 2 Br 2 Ba. Dual Fireplace. Pegged and Grooved Floors . Old Eng lish Country Kitchen • Den. $145,000 "BLUFFS" LI NOA PLAN ·First Offering! Much Desired 1 Story End Unit. Prime Area. Upgraded 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 P atios. Air Conditioned. 592,500 Including Land. NEAR WATER W/BOAT SLIP Luxurious 2 Sty Condominium. Like New & Hig hl y Upgraded. End Unit. 3 Br 21:? Ba. Slip For 30 Ft Boat. $93,500 FOR LEASE HARBOR VIEW HOMES Luxurious Home. 2 Br P lus Den . Plush ;..lew Carpets. Country Kitchen. Avail 6 Mos to l Year. $525/Mo. GEORGE ELKINS CO., REALTORS 881 DOVER DRIVE 631-1800 . Gfllttol I 002 GeMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH THE WATER FOR UNDER $200,000!!! Your own e xtraorclinary 3 bed home with patio, ideal for indoor-outdoor entertaining and your own boat dock just outside your door. $139,500 Opttt Sun 1.5 ******** WATERFROHT CONDOMINIUMS On the Bay with "Boat Parade" VIEW. 3 bed Condo ~ith boat slip avail. Best in adult living. $125,000. Shown by appt. 631-1400 Lido lifestyle spacious 3 bed. with freedom from maintenance. Captivating VIE~. Vacant and ready for move·in. $115,000 Bayfront living in this large 2 ~d.,_ 2 bath with lar ge balcony. Secunty m this adult bu.Hdlng. Pool. $87,500. I CiOLFER'S DREAM. 2 Bed. 2ba. Condo overlooking blue Pacific & San Clement e . Golf Course. Lowest price $48,950. c ~pec'~li1P in . <)11 1111• "',)ll•r 111 .ir thl' wt"\f Pr •. iew of wa!et hotnl'\ We show bv ~t 3nd car WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W. C~$l Highw:iy Newport Beach (714)6311400 LIMDA ISLE-SUPER ELEGANT Exquisite NEW 5 BR Fre~ch Traditional w /beautiful water view. Pier/slip for lge boat. Fam rm, lge play rm, formal DR, pool &51h bas. 76 LINDA ISLE DR. DAILY 1·5 DRAMATIC DOVER SHORES Spectacular view! Luxurious 4 bdrm home with huge fam. rm, formal Dij. & surprise bonus rm. Great open plan. Pool w /huge patio & play area. $198,500 1608 GALAXY DR. SAT/SUN 12:30-4:30 UMIVYSITY P .ARJC -VILLAGE TWO Better hurry ·for this one! Exciting rare 4 BR LaSalle model. Newly dee. New elee. bit-ins, 2 F.P., 2Yi ba. $87,950 4S41SANDBURG WAY SAT/SUNl·S CHERRY LAKE AREA --H.I. A t errific buy, unusual design. Huge living rm, 4 BR, lge fam rm, 2"2 baths. View from most rms. Quiet st. $89,500 2319 HEATHER LNE. SAT/SUN 1·5 21 I I San Joaquin Hiiis Rood NEWPORT CEHTER, H.B. 644-4910 Gen~ral I 002 !General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . -i?D YEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000° 2407 E C OAS T HWY COR O N A Ol. L MAR ''PRESID&n' HOME" ... But s uitable for a KING, is t his love- ly 4 bedroom home complete with fami- ly room, formal dining room, a nd three car garage. Daytime view is good, bt.lt night view is s pectacular. Quiet street. Only $105,000. Open Sunday 1-5. Locat- ed "Turtlerock '' -take Turtlerock to Amalfi, turn le ft to property. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP ... Certainly understandable when you own this home of distinction. The owners have blended the aesthetic with utility to achieve elegance of rare pro- portion s. T h is e xtraordin a r y 5 bedroom. 5 bath home is located on the bay complete with pier and slip. T~e panoramic bay and ocean view 1s beautiful by day, but really breathtak- ing at night. Please call for appoint- ment. $398,500. BAY & BEACH REAL TY OUR 26th YEAR 675-3000 Gttteral I 002 GHeral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 UNITS $@~JU}.'\-l£ £tf S • That Intriguing Word Game with a ChucA:le ~~~~-l41!.4~ra.AY~POUAN l BESTIUY IN TURTLEROCK Spacious 4 bedroom en· tertainment home with valley and night light view, many uniq ue custom features, 5-acre tennis and s wim club plus your own pool. Price 1 I 002 just $117,000 -which in· Genentl I 002 GeMral c I u d e s I a n d • C a 11 • • • • • • • ••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • •t • • • • • • • • • • •••• ••• ••• • .673.SSSO. . -• OPfN Ill 9. II s llJl'>I TO Ill Nl(I I ~ t• THE -REAL'. ESTATE~ TAX SHEl. TER OCEANA SOUTH IN OCEANSIDE COMPLETEL Y furnished, professionally decorated model! ($4,000 inventory) 2BR, l 'h BA s ingle s tory condo. Enclosed gar:.igc. Patio with wrought fence & gale. Adult <over 40> c ommunity. pool , jacuzzi, clubhouse. Nr . El Camino Plaza shop· ping center. Walk to bus line. 30 m in. to San Diego. Avail. now . S32.500 COMPLETE. BY OWNER. 548·0036 GI HO DOWN 2STORY WALK TO SURF Priced at governme nt appraisal. Prime re· si denlia l b eac h neighborhood. Elegance with a continental ac· cent . Tiled entry. Stately living room with fireplace. Pu b ty pc go urme t kitch e n . For.ma! dine. Gracious family room with crackl· ing fireplace. command· ing view or grounds . 5302 ~EPTUME, Sun. 1·5. l'h Blks. to water. 6 Yr. old, nicely furn. 3 bdrlI). home. $77 ,000 24 IALIOA COVES. S un. 1 -5. Waterfront, 3 bdrm. home plus guest quarters. Dock. Owner will finance. $150,000 215 6 ht STREET. Sat/Sun. 1-5. Early American c harm; 2 & den; immaculate! Must see to apprec. $59,500 •CALL TO SEE THESE!• LIDO AT ITS FINEST! Enter the walled brick courtyard to your own priv~te realm. Spacious living rm., den, high ceilin gs, formal dining. S~eepi~g staircase leads to mstr. swte with library-office, 2 baths + a sep. children's wing, featuring 2 bdrms. & 2 baths. $169,500 TERllFtC OCEANFRONT TllPLEX: best beach location; hi gh rental areas; walk , to everything. One 3 bdrm. + 2 2-bdrms. Pric.ed right a t $185,000. Shown by at>p 't. ~ · " DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coast Hwy N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673· 9060 Huge master r etreat. ·----------------Secluded childr~n & I guest s uites. Own er G....,... 1002 Geeeral 1002 transferred. Anxious! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 963-7881. OPfN 1119• II S IVN 1081Nl(f1 ;m.·.:~,, ::-.. •.:• .. · . ··"!'·-::~ THE REAL ESTATE RS Public Notice Gonrnmettt Assumable L0915 Available to everyone! Low interest & rent-like payments available. Easy to qualify. 3 & 4 bedroom homes availa· ble. For details on how you can own one of these homes. call Tarbell, Realtors. 540-1720 t OPEN SUM. 2·5 548 SO. IAYFIOMT Once in a lifetime opportunity· magnificent Victorian home; view &. beach. 4 Bdrms., 3112 baths; completely furnished in finest antiq_ues & detail by Cannell & Chaffin. Stained glass Windows , pegged floors , wet bar. $275,000 OPa. SUM. 1-5 212 AGATE Large & beautiful family home; 4 bdrms .. 4 baths, family rm. Walk to beach . Unusual floor plan for gracious living, plus 2 bdrm~ apt. S137 ,950 . OPa. SAT /SUM. 1·5 )07 CORAL Charming Cape Cod home ·on lovely street. Close to village & beach. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths; 1-bdrm. apt. +guest rm. & bath. $1351000 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 M•IH, ...... .._.. 67>3Jll 1002 GtMral IOOZ . ' • 1 t ro· 3 II·· el'- d of· let el D)' ry lp1 ,. HomesFOf'W. ... ~1 Ho..if •••••• •• •••••••••• •••• llof" S4i ttousel For 5* I Houn For Sale HMtH For Salt I H041Hot For Sah . -·~····················· ...................................................................... , ..........••••....... •••r.e 1002 .,.,.. 1002 ... ,.. 1002 G._.... IOOZ &......t IOOZ G1Mrd 1002 ············•·········· .................................................................................................................. . IEST PRICE NOW $15,000 Ima U..i*lt•able! Spyglau OWMrl ... t 1.u thit Wffk ... d, 5 ...... t(•fucbt With 0 •lew • a lacu11I, a be•tlful pool. Co~plttt back yard ent1rtainh19 focllitiH. Inside is air conditiolltd & ot· trodlvtfy c»corated. The prict "-lust been r.-ed S 15,000-to • ... °"Jlf low S 145,000. Thl1 it for Spy«Jlass Hiii! u..1.-R.attors will rnHt YCMI at ff1t P"O- perty thruout this weekHd. Co.ln>keritUJ inlted. Unique Homu Realtors 675-6000. \ • ~II. macnab / Irvine ~ realty 1 FlNiR HOMIS FROM $42,900 ·lO $150,000 #57 LINdA ISLE ILAGOOMt OPEN SAT. & Sl,JN. 1-5 1P;M . 4 bedroom home w /spa¢ous country kitchen, formal ~ining toom, 2·story Hving room, 1nvjting patio w /lg. jacuzzi + pier & slip. Reduced to $278,000! (Q21) NEWLY LISTED' -IRVINE TERRACE B e au ti f ul I y.~ d e c;.o rated & professionally l andscaped 3 bedroom w /foqpal dining. O,PEN SAT. & SUN. l..S P.M. 2021 ALTURA DR. (Q22) EASTILUFF CHARMER Lovely Lusk 3 bedroom w / f~mily room, game room (or 4th bedroom) + 20x40 pool. ·$98 ,500. J eanne Newman 642-8235. (Q23) CHOOSE FROM TWO! Newport Beach condominiums both w/pool -jacuzzi -tennis. (1 ) 3 bedroom. dining room. den + unusual view -$71 ,500. (2) 3 bedroom . dining room + ocean view. Flexible financing -$70,000. Larry Dyer 642-8235. (Q24) BAYSHORES 1 block to beach & bay. Lovely 4 or 5 bedroom home situated on corner lot w/lg. patio & garden. (Could be 3 bedroom, fami~.room + lg. l>onus room .) $129~5ti6.· ~my Gaston 642·8235.(Q25 } ,, ·~ I HORSE RANCH -:;krr. 1~' Beautiful 21.4-acre r!Mch home of brick & ha • 11 c~gs, space & cha ~ · goed ijj Tom Theuerkauf .1\'i&~ptNewport ~pool -corrals -bor.Jes. $285,000. Barbara Aune 642'-8235. (Q26) ORONA HIGHLANDS CUSTOM VIEW Your very own'. private forest, lush gardens. pool & view surrounding a family entertainment, 4 bedroom - 3000 s q.ft. home, w /a m arvelous floor plan. Submit all offers! Lois Miller642-8235. (Q27) ·FRONT ROW-IRYINE TERRACE Charming 3 bedroom & maid's, 3 bath home w /m agnificent VIEW of Harbor. sunsets & night lights. Secluded pool in front courtyard. Reduced to sell at $.182.500. Larry Dyer 642-8235. (Q28) EASY UVING Upgraded 3 • bedroom, 21h ,,bath Wood s tream c ondominium . Fireplace -lg. patio -1 yr. old - owner wi ll consider sellin g furnished. $51.500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (Q29) CAMEO -POOL HOME Comp l e te privacy in great neighborhood w /access to private beaches. 4 bedrooms, family room & den. Asking ONLY $89.500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (Q30) DELIGHTFUL! 3 bedroom. 2 bath condominium featuring com munity pool & recreation room . Walking distance to Westc Ii ff shopping . Lovely grouncts & all exterior maint. cared for by assoc. $42,900. Betty Kerr 644-6200. (Q~l) VIEW HOME-CdM Magnificent 5 Qedroom home. Cust()m built w /apJlrox. 5500sq.ft. of great living. Beautiful-ocean & jetty views. $.110,000. Tom Queen 644·6200. {Q34) 6 IEDIOOM IN WESTCUFfl PLUS forma l dining room, lg. living room big kit chen w/brkfst. a rea. loads' of storage space & a pri vatc yard. $141,500 fee. Martha Macnab 642.8235. (Q35) VIEW -4 IEDROOM Mountain & night light.8 from most rooms. Harbor View Pale-rmo close to park & community pools. Family room features wet bar & fireplace. $102,000. Joyce ,:dlund 642·8235. (Q36) u2.a221 '444200 '°' Do.-Orn. ' ... llKAl'lllut ....... llNdt. call ... ~ Pete /Jarrell pre~enl~ IN THE BLUFFS MRS. CLEAN LIVES HERE! Bjg 4 bedroom and family room, 2 story Condo. Steps to pool and' children's ·play yard. Most spacious home in area. $92,500. 454 Vl1t• l01M, NWpt lch Sat/Sun 1-S WEST CLIFF IE THE Fl1$T TO SH -this special 3 bedroom home on quiet street. Vaulted ceiling, 2 fireplaces, large kitchen, and lovely landscaping. 1227 SCMMnet, Nwpt lch Sat /Sun I ·5 PENINSULA -BAY VIEW JUST 5 HOUSES FROM IAY -newly decorate d 2 bedroom home. Huge carport stressed for 2nd story. Brings a $1000. a month summer rental. See this sharp little winner, $72,000. 316 Al•arado PL lc6oa Sat /Sun 1-5 EMTERT AIM OM LIDO 3000 SQ.FT. OF LIVING -lovely 2 bedroom home with spacious game room. Impressive formal dining room and exquisite living room. Private mast er s uite with its own study. Completely r emodeled with finest workmanship. $147,500. 128 Via Ithaca, Nwpt Bch Sat /Sun 1-5 ~ 642-5200. 675-4060 lf!llj .... lf I General I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS OPEN 11-5 2921 9uedacia (off del Orol BAYFRONTS. Two of t h e most s pectacular homes in Newport. Panoramic views. 3 BR, 31/2 ba .. fam . rms. wet bars, 2 frplcs. 2500 Sq. ft. $136,000 & $141,000 Incl. land. ONE-LEVEL, Early Bluffs. End unit, patio on greenbelt; near pool. 3 BR, 2 ba. New carp. & drapes. $.58,900! HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, INC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Lister & Top Salesman 197 4 Runner-Up Newport·Mesa Bocrd of Realtors GtMfol 1002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ASSUME 7% LOAM PRIME BEACH AREA $240PERMO. Prestige appro(!ch. Cozy parlor. Rustic bric k h earth firepla ce. Gourmets kit c h e n . Formal dine. family area. Fast possess ion possible. Owner very anxious for this rare bargain. Call 546·2313. BUILDERS You may be interested in checking out this new listing in Costa Mesa for which the city indicates you could get zoning for as many as 26 units. Two existing bldgs currently on property from which you could have interim income. 646·771 l. Open Eves. !i'"""~'O"'""'! .1111 Get1«al I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUNG CONDO IN OLDE CdM This spacious 2-story, 2 BR condo has the woodsy feeling of a mountain glen, yet it is only 2 blocks from the ocean! Priced right at $74,500. Call us now ! A KING'S PLACE A palace on Kings Place! Custom construction, parquet fl rs., sundecks & pool. Has 4 BR, 3 ba. A multi-level home with views of Back Bay & harbor. Reduced $30,000 for quick sale; now $195.000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 120 KINGS PLACE. NEWPORT .BEACH IT'S A PITY That this home has to be sold in such a hurry. Owner moving abroad in a couple of weeks. This Spyglass home has 3 BR, 2 Ba .. family room. frplc. gardens. fee land and. of course, a superb view! Now only $165.000. LUV ERL Y VIEW . Yes, you will love this ideally located 4 BR home, right on a se~luded beach with an unobstructed view of the b~y & harbor entrance. Asking $258,000 VIEW -VIEW -VIEW You c-0uldn 't pick a more romantic location for a view home. At njght, the lights shine like diamonds on a velvet pUlow. Has 4 BR., 3 Ba., vacant. $159,SOOOroffer. COMPANY REALTORS 2865 E. Com.t Hwy •• Corona del Mar "SeHmCJ led Estate In H•wport Harbor Since 1944" 6"73-4400 : REALTORS 675-5511 ~ -----OPEN HOUSES • 606 ANTI QUA: Dover Shores with Beverly Hills chic! ft"'ormal , highstyled elegance. Hig h 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 l to 5 4714 CORTLAND DR: Cameo Highlands area where the living is easy, Four bedroom home, or 3 & den, with quality decor, in fine condition; spacious patio, fruit trees, private beaches. OPEN SAT &SUN 1 to5 70 I ROCKFORD RD: Cameo Highlands area with canyon and ocean VIEW: lovely family home, four bedrooms or three and den. Covered patio on canyon side. Pool sized lot and private beaches. OPEN SAT. & SlJN.1-5 315 GOLDENROD: Just a s hort block from the ocean. 3 Bedroom and study. Stained glass, antiques, unusual s etting with paddle tennis court, brick patio. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 1506 SERAHADE: Irvine Terrace . Sparkling pool, sheltered s he lte r ed patio. tropical landscaping. low maintenance, delightful small family 2 and den or 3 bedroom. Immediate possession. OPEN SUN 1·5 BIG & BEAUTIFUL in Bi~ Canyon . Approximately 5,000 sq ft -5 bedroom. family room with "pub-style" wet bar, pool, jacuzzi, just everything. On the golf course. Call for appointment. SHORECLIFFS ADDRESS -Best buy. Beautiful area, split level 3 bedroom and'family room. Beautiful ceilings and paneling. JASMINE CREEK -First resale on the market. 2 bedroom a nd convertible den. Beautifully decorated, formal dining. Landscape and maintenance free. Includes pool , jacuzzi. tennis courts. clubhouse facilities. The good life in Corona del Mar. Call for details. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 675-5511 General I 002 · GMeral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO NEWPORT BEACH 4-PLEXES Yes. we have 2 Covington type pride of owne rship 4 plexes in Newport Beach. 3 bdrm, 2 bath owner's unit plus 2 bdrm. 2 bath units. Never a vacancy in these highly demand rentals. Priced at $132,900 each. By ap· pointmenl only l,,.Quail ~ liilPlac• . Prap•rti•• 752-1920 1'00 QUAIL ST. NlWPORT llfACH REPLACE CARPET SAYE SSS NEWPORT BEACH WOODSTREAM JBR 212ba, 1800 + fl. of condo. li vi n g. Professionallv decorated thruout. Priced to sell al SSl,900. PRICE SLASHED 3BR 212ba, fam rm/FP, boat yard. OPEN SAT. 2:30·5: 2908 Silver . S61 ,000. CORONA delMAR JASMINE CREEK for lease. 3BR. FR. DR. fi re pie. 2200 sq ft of lux· ury Ii vi ng for $750/ mo. Huge single story-4 br. 2 ba, forml DR. FR. hvy shk roof. All this & can be purchased subj. to 6', 1 VA Joan. Must sell. Call I_ 673-760 I anytime 5'15·9491. I HWPT HGTS DUPLX - 2 BH w fireplal'c & I HR. , new crpls. drps. & pool. ; $59.500. i\J,,'t. &t6· 1Sl.t or (i45·-1516 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Kt~.-\LTttKS 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES VIEW AND A POOL TOO!! In this immaculate Lusk home -with new carpeting. 4 Bedrooms, fa mily room, formal dining room with rrurrored wall. A wonderful e ntertaining home for the whole family. You must see this lowest priced view home to appreciate. Asking $117,450: 888 Sandcasffe. CdM Sat/Sun 1.s . $30,000 DOWH ~BU Y S TH t S LA R G E U COLONJAL HOME in DOVER SHORES for the big family that likes to entertain. 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths, family room. lar{!e billiard room with wet bar. Master suite has HIS AND HER baths + a steam bath. Gym. Pr'ivate study #3 HCllRplhlre Ct, H.B. Sun 1-5 llG!~[',t\t MOMCS fOlt llVIJllO "' rwottll ttVll•' _. Ot •tt' IH U I. 1111 f l lt .. f llO(ltlll( .. ,,Ull 1• 1111 U llM f S&tuFday. January 1Q. 1978 DAILY PILOT .._...Fors. 1 .......... w. ...... ,.,. ~ • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G....... I OOJ G1Mral I 002 G1•nll t 002 ...............••.••••. ··~···················· ..........•••••••...... IRADFOaD PLACE $32.900. 3 BR. Townhouse1 trade rent receipts ror home ownership, with only small down payment. UNIV9SITY PARJ< $73,000. TULANE PLAN. 3 Br, 2 ba home, lots of privacy, just meant for entertaining. tfAllOR VIEW HOMES $99,500. PORTOFINO PLAN. 3 Br .. fam. rm. a nd formal DR. Plus finished game room a nd bath over garage. $97,500. MONTEGO PLAN. 4 Br. ram.rm.$$$ have been spent inside and out. Fantastic Valley View a nd much privacy. $122,000. PALERMO PLAN. 4 BH . Fam.Rm. 2 story with unobstructed valley view and decorated with best of everything! HARBOR VIEW HILLS $103,800. 3 13r, Fam Room with LARGE lot (almost V:i Acre) with gorgeous pool, play yard and dog run. All with view of Harbor. BAYCREST $139,500. Private Financing is available with this beautiful 3 br, fam rm. formal DR. home with shimmering pool and jacuzzi. Pride of ownership throughout, ha:; had lots of TLC. Ex.cellent location. SPYGLASS $190,000. TRADEWINDS PLAN. 4 Br. 2112 ba. + Fam Rm. On one of the best lots with bes t .view of ocean and coastline .· Price in c ludes yo ur landscaping plans. BIG CANYON $120,000. 2 Br + Den Condo with professional decorating and custom furnishings which are available to you, if you wi sh. $134,000. 2 Br + Den Condo. Expanded plan wi th 180 degree view. Decorator·s home. S13~.soo. 2 Br + Den Condo, wit h 1H·t·an view. Vacant :rnd ready to m O\'(• into. $189,500. 3 Br. 2 s tory condo with J acuzzi. Overlooks fairwa y. Fas t occupancy possible LE RAISOR REAL TY 4523 Campus Dr., l,.ine CALL 833-8600 General 1002 Gtftefal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THIS ONE OOZES Really! It oozes with Little Island c h arm. It a lso makes cents! 3 bedrooms plus a very livable guest room and 52 feet of prime waterfront including a pier and dock. Oh . there're the shingled exterior, 3 fireplaces. absolutely darling li ving room and 3 patios. It 's owned by a leading architect and his wife. an interior decorator. A listing of Barb Hutchings. Phone our special Balboa Island number, 673-4324. U ~ l()U t= fi()M~S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar HARBOR VIEW Lusk Home Charminl( 3 bc<lroom with magnificent view fr om rt.>ar yard und PttUo. MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATfo;. $94,000 Open Sat/Sun 1-5 I 027 Tillti-Way, CdM Z11 ~·· 646-..8811~ ANYTIME Unique Home 1Ju1lt bv a builder t'o1 h1mseir. UNIQ U E '' G1gant1 e sunken famil~ room with rare imported ston~ I 1replace. BBQ cocktail patio. separat1· g uest room. bui It tn dressers etc. Sa\'e-only SSl,500! ! Call 6·l 5·0303 A COlOWUl IAHEll COMl'AIY WALK TO LAKE &am«:d t•t•l1 111gs. famil} room. lircplacl'. h1ddt.•n a tnum oft muslt•r :::.uitc Go boat mg & f1sh1n~ Ill )our own prl\ute l'Olfl mu111t y l:tkl·. l'ool &. Jal'Ul.l.t too!! Not a Con dt> Only S51i,!JOO. Call &J5·030J ABANDONED 4 BR 2 STY-BEACH $54,900 Formal entry to sp;H:ious lt\·tng room Forrndl dtn· 1n~ ruum t!'> l'Oll \'Cn1cntly :.cr ved trom huge J.:i.lrdcn \'lt'W k1ldll'11 SLIDING Wr\LL 01'' GLASS le<1d:- lo t'O\ered lt"rracc cind r<1mhl1ng g r ound s Oramat1l' !>lairs 111 h1de;iway master s u1tt" & chlldrt.>n·:, quarters owner unx1o us .. Must sacnl 1t·c~ Hurry ' Call 963·7881. U''fN If q • 1 f 1r.; M Nt(, Balboa Island I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NORTH BAYFRONT WI DOCK Beaut 4 Br + den. 2 Ba home, ur 2 cnmpl 2 Br. units. Please l'all nwner for s howi ng. Pnn onl~ S255.000. fii5+1 l O or 6i3·i610 Balboa Peninsula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex-Bay Ave-Neat Convl•nient·Custm. hit 12 yr. old-Priced lo sell at $97,5 0 0 . Co a s t Properties. 673-541 o 1975 PRICES Cottage, Balboa S55.000 Duple x Newport $8).650 Duplex Balboa Sl(jg,OOO Duplex Newp·tSllJ,400 Triplex Newp'l 5129.000 Marshall Rily 6i5·4(i00 OCEANFRONT 1107 E. Balboa Ulvd An oldl·r. very comforla· bll' S hr home. T{'rr1f1 c General 1002 GeMrol view of beach. ocean. 1002 Cata lina ls lanrt. We ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• believe the price of S148.500 is ,·cry reasona· LOW, LOW hie. Inspection by appt. o nly. Pho ne :-.lelson TRI-LEVEL ASSUME $37 ,500 3 Bdrm plus large bonus room, cathedral ceiling in living room. s pacious kitchen overlook ing therapeutic spa set in private s ecluded backyard. extra large king size master suite with s unken Roman tub. DOWN Robinson or Mel Fuchs A grand new year awaits (714)6i5·8120 the family that {!els this 3 C . tr Be h 1018 bdrm . 2 bath ho m e apis ano ac w/bright. new s unny in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tenor. Owner anxious. By owner · 2 Br. 2 Ba 2 ca r will rent or trade for gar. lg fncd back yd & lg anything. Call now. patio. 542.500 496-0308 e ves. 34546Calla Portola Hurry! 963·6767 . . [®OPIN 111.</ •ti~ IU1' 10~1 Ni(I • ! 1£1~::.~~ ~ Prap•rti•• . 752-1920 1'00 QUAil Sl. NIWPORT tlfACM Want ad results 642·5678 Classified Ads 6-12·5678 SEEK & FIND' HODGE PODGE ''D" D A V I T S T F A R D E C 0 Y E D D Y M V I S Y R A D E M 0 R 0 R A M 0 R T R.( HT U Y C NAN RE 0 Y HAL AF N R 0 B I N 0 0 W I 0 S 0 S A D M W L D U 0 C Y Z D I E T B T R I H L E B E 0 R G E D N A D I N 0 S A U R K N R D U R E MAT RA 0 E1l I C T l P Y I E B B P M L I A D I D B M H A l A E D T l N 0 S l E N M E M E Y M F Y I l G E E YD I Al R E T S,1 TATS GEEN G I G r W S G E W U P L S 0 A E C W T R R E F U D N t T N L A R 0 E H I D E E C D A t l R M A T N N I F l 0 0 S W S A M R I B I E 0 Y 0 W A R 0 M E I H M E D Z E N W A 0 N S 0 E l T A S E T '"'"~tl•fl•• Tlle 111u.i. .. "' .................. , ,., .... ,.. ' betll•ar•. lllJ• ••-·et 41•1 ... 11)1 I• Ille,......, fl1141 ••ch 1 hl•d•fl t1e111• an4 Ilea II 111 H 1 ... wa: ;. Dent 1n Dotterel Dromedary • Des pal r Drachma Oroshky Dihedra l Drawbridge Dynasty 01rosaur Dredge 1 010 Monday ????? Enjfty much lerpr "Stti 6 Find" puu tu with over M dr~•rtt• per panel In 111 •lt·MW Hti.t ol24·pa1t bookleu. To°"'" ¥nt11mn I. II and Dt. Mnd t1 fbt eech. mekil'll CMclu peyt blt 10 "S.tll • f ind" in HN o( tl\I• ll•Wlptptr • • Hew Home $53,900 Just completed beautiful J br. 2 ba. fireplace, large lot w1huge trees . S5400 down. Open Sat & Sun 11to5. 2il01 Dolort>s. Wcstbay llomcs 491> 3431 By o w n c r . 3 b r , 2 h '' cus tom home . Ocean view. $57 ,900. 496·7183. · DUPLEX 2700 sq ft of living arca- 3BR. 2ba upper unit. ocean view-2 BR, 2bo lower unit w/lrg. yard. $78,800. 494-8086 493-8812 .,99.4ss1 Corona c:»I Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIDE OF C.clM. lRO Oft:C It~~ Ol:EAN vn:w JBR. he;1m Cl.'l hngs, grc:al tor plant lovt-rs. Prict'<I ro r quick sale- Hurry · OPEN SAT./SUN 1-!i 4821 Cortll'nd Dr., COM UNITED IROKEAS John Carey ORI 646·'741( Plt!al~ GIV~ lO T ho Cancer FUnd lOday) ('~ DAIL V PILOT ' HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDltOOM 2521 Cr~tv1ew. Bayshores, NB 673·8550 $65.500 Sun 1 5 316 Alvarado Pl B~looa Pen. 675·4060 $72.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 244 Ogle. Costa Mesa 675· 1920 Sun l·S 6612 Dohrn. Hunlin~ton Bch. 581·2306 $46.SOO Sat/Sun 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2156btSt. (NewportShrs) NR 645 ·7575 SS!>,500 Sal Sun 1 5 475 62nd St < r-.J e"' port Shores> NB 673·7300 '(i:i.000 Sat 1· I GT Rue Grand Dul'al l Bag Cyn 1 NB {i I I f);!.l!J ::>I :!i. 000 Sal Sun 1 .1 128 Via Ithaca. Lido Isle, NB 642-5200 SH7.SOO Sal/Sun 1-5 •238·62nd St.. Newport Shrs. :'-JH 642·5200 S.'l7,950 Sat Sun 1-5 1506 Scranadc. I r\'lnl' Tt•rracc 675·5511 Sun 1·5 l BEDROOM 623 1 Oumm, or Eclwar<b. ll.B. 847·8553 $.54.200 Sat.Sun 1~-5 • •7210 W. Oceanfront, ~v. pl He h 675·4562 Sl65.UOO Sal Sun 1·5 20402 Running Springs Ln . 11. H. 962·2254 Sf>·U.1!15 Sat Sun 12·5 ••512:IBth St. (Npl Is land I NH 675·70<i0 Sl3H.ooo Sal Sun 1 5 4821 Cortland Dr . Cd:\l fi-t6-7414 ~!:J .500 Sal Sun 1·5 17676 Santa Cris tobal, FVl,v 962-1239 SW .500 Sat Sun lU-5 8 Rue Chateau Hoyal. Big ('yn .NB 644 ·fi.585 $125.000 Sat 1·5 10351 Pu~a . Clcn 1\lar. llunt Heh 968·8243 S49.000 Sat 1·5 316 Ha nover <College Pk) C .:\I. 675-4600 $.53.000 Sun. 2-5 • •2623 Vista Ornaclu. :\!wpt Bch 833·2313 $91.500 Open Daily 1·5 •1047 Mission, Mesa Del Mar. C:\1 675·5930 S49.SOO Sun. 1-5 214 Via San Remo. Lido Isle.NB 675-7225 $135.500 St;~ 1-5 9 Rue Grand Valle c Big C~11 l ~B 833-8600 $180.700 Sat Sun 1·5 5302 Neptune. N c·wport Beach H45-7575 $77 .oou Sun. l 5 432 Pros pec:l <Newport Shrs l '.\TB 545-9491 S6:~. 750 Sun I :; 137 \'1a Wazil'rs. Lacio Is l ;-.;B 752-7315 S l5~.!}00 Sat Sun l ·:'> •1717 Irvine i\vc. '\t.•\\1xn·t Bch 646-7171 Sun 11 t ·ll!Hi~ndSt. C\e\\'port Shr:-.l '.':B 548· 1290 S56.!)()0 Sat Sun 1·5 598 Fa\'dtt' Cin·k'. l'o-,la :\ks 4916 River. Lido Sand .... :'\B 675-6000 S57.500 Salt-:; :!:!7 \polL011a. B.d f:...k . \wpt Bth 675-6000 SHH.500 Si.It Sun 1-5 315 Goldenrod. Old Corn1w. Ccl.\l 675·551 l Sat Sun l·j 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN 3521 Rirch. 1 rvinc Col l'k 752·7315 S64.SOO Sun 1·5 • 14 Burning Tree Ln. Big C)-11 NB 752·7315 $195.000 Sun 1·5 3521 Birt'h Street. lr\'ine 752-73 15 S64.500 Sun 1·5 •80S Via Lido Soud <Lido 11 > !'iB fi75-5200 Sun. 1-5 18848 Arbutus St.. F. V. 963·2624 $53.000 Sat&Sunll·3 1200 E stelle Ln <Westcliff) N . B. 644·0322 Sl 19.500 SatiSun 1·5 3140 Country Club Dr. Mesa\'. CM 979-3788 Si.It 'Sun 2 to 5 1027 Tiller Wav. Corona del :\lar 646·8811 S9~.ooo Sat Sun 1·5 1735 Por t Sheffield 1 f lhrVu Hms l 545.9,191 SunJ.;; ll:Hll S;11Ha ls ula·I 011\'L' Wei FV 847·4813 S49.500 Sat Sun 1-5 3397 Larks pur < Greenhrnok > C:\1 545·9491 $58.950 Sun 12 · 30-1 :30 •1126 Goldenrod llJV lf11ls 1 Cd:\l 8.13-8600 $103.800 Sun. 1-5 19f3:3 Port Webriclgc, 11\' Homes NU 675·722.5 $79.500 Sat 1Su n 1-5 20182 Midland. Huntini:,'1.on Beach 968-4456 Sat Sun 1-5 1657 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 494-2146 Sat Sun Noon til 5 265 Morn an~ Canyon. Shrclfs CdM 675·5930 $179.000 Sun 1·5 •2915 Ehbtide. Corona del Mar 673·8550 St 17 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5 700 Marguerite. Old Corona. CdM 675-7225 S68.000 Sal 1·5 1521 Kings Rd .. Clifn la\'en . NB 642·5200 S 124 .500 Sat 1-S 1227 Somerset. Westcliff, NB 642-.5200 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 247 Driftwood <Shorediffs ) CdM 675·616 1 $160.000 Sun 1-5 957 Begonia, Grcenbrook. C.\.t 540· 1151 $57 .000 Sat Sun l ·5 222 Lugon ia. Newport Bca<·h 631 ·1400 Stlli.500 Sat 1Sun l:.!:30·4 .30 ••1915 Ba\'Side Dr .. Cd:\! 631-1400 -$205.000 Sat/Sun 12: 30-4 : 30 3241 New York. Costa Mesa 546·2313 S47 ,500 Sun 1·5 20'll Altura Dr, frv Terr CdM 642·823S Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Silver, Newport Beach 67~7601 $61 ,900 Sat 2:30 5 17941 Cedar Tree <Um P"rk >Irv 644-7211 Sat. 1·5 18887 Persimmon Cir. Fount \'ly . 646·7414 $.59.950 Sat/S un 12·4 5200 River Ave. Newport Reach 644-7211 $63.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 .. I DIRECTORY ...., .. ~ ... c._,_..,_.._., •••z: .. ••••...,..Alte.t atc...._ltte4 ~w - • ........ ill.,_.... .... "J ... ri b 1 ...... a....,., DAILY MOT WAHf ADS.,..,_. .......... ~._ .. .,,...._...,..... .. ..,_,.,,.__.._ .. ..,,c ..... eecll S*•r_. -...,. 4 BEDROOM ••5 18S. Ba,,·rronl (3~1 ls l > ;\1.3 t)75-333 l $275,UOO Sun. 2-5 l~O Krn gs Pl, cwport Beach 673·-t·UX) srns.ooo Sun. 1·5 100 Prinrl't~rn. t'o:-.ta ~ksa G46 ·7171 Sal/Sun 1·5 2223 Meyer Place. Costa Mesa Ht7-855:3 ::;1:uxw ~un 1~.5 212 Via Palt•rmu (Lido Is le> NB 645-2425 SI 15.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 10412 Nightengale. Hunt Bch 546·2313 SG2.500 Sun 1-5 • 1023 Dolphin T errace, C<l :\1 644 ·721 l $1!l9.500 Sun. 1-5 15162 Normandy. lr\'Jne 752-1700 Sunl·-l .30 1606 Antig ua, Do\ er Shores. NR 675-5511 Sun 1-5 ·1714 Cortland, Cameo l llnds. Cdl\1 G75 ·551 l Sat Sun 1·5 701 Hockford Hd. Cam lllnds. Cd:\IJ G75-5511 Sal /Sun 15 4 SR & FAM RM or DEN H.127 Leeward ( Baycr<'st) N.B. 833-8f:iOO $1 :.m.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 li3 Montcl'ito <S pyglass) N. B. 833-8600 Sl90.000 Sun. 1·5 3024 Java Rd. Mesa Verdl'. C:\I 540-9922 $129.500 Sal/Sun 1·4 •~8.37 Elles mere. Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $83.950 Sunday 1·5 989 Dahlia. GrccnlJrook, C.M. 5,10.1151 S67 .500 SaL Sun 12-5 2810 Serang Pl. (Mesa Verde> CM 557-1849 Sat/Sun 12·4 877 Sa ndca~tle . Corona del :\l a r fi40-1047 Sun 1·5 Jn I rvinC' A vc .. < Nwpt Beh ) 548 555l.i S~8.500 Sat. & Sun 1-5 • 1 ~028 Sa11l:1 Ct•t·11la . Fount \'I~· %3-7881 Sat/Sun 1·5 2011)1 Kl'll\\orth C r . I lunl Bth !'68-74·11 SH2.SOO S:.it Sun 10-5 111 \'1,1 S~111 lll'nto. Lido l::.lc. ;-.; 13 675-0123 $125.000 Sun 1-5 20822 GleneCJi rn. Huntington Bc h 968-445f) 1 Sun 1·5 1 :t~ I :\lorn111g:-.1<1e Ur. Lag. fkh 494·214n Sat Sun Noon til 5 lG35 Bluebanl Canyon Dr. Lag Bch ·194-21 t6 Sat1Sun Noon lil 5 2232 Port Durness. N.B. lw4·!i:l!l'i S!l:!.ooo Sun 1 5 10062 El Capitan. llunt. Beach 968-4456 SGS.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •888 Sandeastlc. Corona del Me:.r 644·7270 Sl 17.450 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 19141 Beck with Terr, T . Rck Irv 673-8550 SI 17 .000 Sun 1-5 • •645 Ba vs idt• Dr. Newport 8t!<.1c:h 675-72.25 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1400Santanella. l rv. Terr.-CdM 640-616 1 $85.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 212Agatc <Balboa Island ) N.B. 675-3331 $137.950 Sun. 1·5 21472 Lemon Tree La .. Hunt Bc h 646·8811 S72.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •906 Aleppo ( Eastbluff > N. B. 642-8235 Sat. l ·.5 18871 Via Messina CT. Rock) Irv 675-3000 Sun. 1·5 •454 Vista Roma. Bluffs. N.B. 675-4060 S92.SOO Sat tSun 1·5 2018 Leeward Ln. Newport Bch 546-2313 S125.000 Sun 1-5 3055 .Johnson. Costa :\lesa 546·2313 S55.900 Sun 1·5 •11 Monterey. Newport Beach 54f>·2313 $199.900 Sun 1-5 2780 Redwing, Costa :\-lesa 546-2313 $11 7.000 Sun 1·5 ••57 Linda Is le, NB 642·8235 $278.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1906 Port Ca rd i ff ( HVHomes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-4 p.m . 5 Pinehurs t Ln. Big Canyon NB 642-8235 S 175.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 1!)15 Port Ca rdiff (HVHomes) NB 642·8235 Sal/Sun 1-4 p.m . •450 1 Orrington, Cameo Shrs CdM 644-6200 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 Inverness Ln <Big Canyon ) NH 642·8235 S265,000 Sat. 12··1 • •701 Boy:-1clc Ur. :'\C\\ port Beal'll 675·6900 Sunday l ·4: 30 18173 Meadowsweet Wy. Un\' Pk Irv 559.5577 Sat1Sun 10·4 3045 Grant Avf..•. Costa Mesa 548-1168 $4$).000 Sal/Sun 10-5 •1608 Galaxy Or. <Dover Shrs) NB fi44 -4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 12 :30·4 :30 IStl S:111dl>u ry Way. linv Pk, Irv 644-4910 $87,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2319 Heath er Ln (Back Bay) NB 644 ·4910 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 46JO Dorc heste r . Cam Hinds C<IM 675·6000 $82,000~ Sat/Sun 1·5 109 Via Nice, Lido Is le. Nn 675·6000 $155,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 IEDROOM •529 Sturgeon. Costa Mesa 646·7171 Sun 1·5 •9061 Bobbie Circle, Hunt. Dch 842-6636 $72.500 Sat. Sun 1 ·5 2731 Bays hore Dr, Newport Bch 646·7171 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2864 lnroz Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 675·1920 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEN •2327 Tustin. Newport ~ach 646·3255 Sal/Sun /Mon 1-5 1438 Santia~o <Baycrcst) N.B. 644 ·1766 $179.500 Sat. 1·5 •4536 Roxbury (Cam eoShrs) CdM 644·1766 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17527 Santa Rosalia, F'.V. 842-7887 $65,000 Sat &Sun 1·5 •#10 Point Loma, Spyglass, NB t}.l-Hi397 Sl 75.000 Sun l :; • •327 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isl NB 675·0123 $275.000 Sun 1 ·5 17 Lochmoor Ln. (Big Canyon ) NB G44-t>200 DAILY 1·5 p.m . • •6 18 Harbor Is l Dr (off Bayside) 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •36 Linda Is le Dr, Linda 11 NB f)l J ... HJllJ Sat Sun l :; • • •7fi Linda Isle Dr, Linda It NB Hll·t91U SatSunl·5 17561 Hickory Tree Ln, Irvine i52·1700 Sun 12-·l 6 BR & FAM RM or DEN 51 :\Jontccilo <S\\"ygla~s ) CtL\l 644-6200 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 \ 7 BR & FAM RM or DEN . #3 Hamps bire Ct, Dover Shrs. NB 644· 7270 Sunday 1 ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 14 Westcliff Villa, Newport Bch 673·3597 $67.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 2400 Elden No. 14. Costa Mes a 548-5335 $32,500 , Sal/Sun 1·4 594 Hamilton , Costa Mesa 645-0303 $38, 750 Sat/Sun 1 5 420 Cypress. Laguna Beach 675·7225 $54.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 320 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isl. NB 675·7225 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 BEDROOM 306 Avenida Carlos. Nwpt Bch 640-4265 Sat/Sun 11·5 53.5 Vista Grand e (Bluffs) N:B. 640·7000 $72,900 Sun. 1·4 :30 400D West Carriage, Santa Ana 675·1920 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOMS EACH 417 & 417 1~ H eliotropc . .CdM 551·1540 S89,000 Open Sun 1-4 2 IR & FAM RM EACH 815·151~ E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 644·6200 $117.000 ~at /Sun 1-5 3 IR & I BR 427 ·427 1h Heliotrope. CdM 673-8550 $97 ,000 3 IR & 2 IR Sun 1·5 907 W. Bay Ave., Newport Beach 673-3663 Sat/Sun 1·5 J IEDROOMS EACH 714 Poinsettia, Cor ona del Mar 675·3000 Sat /Sun.1·5 4 IR & l IR 5400 Seashore Dr .. Newport Bch 548·1290 $118,000 Sun. 1·5 HOME+ GUEST 2 IR & GUEST 2691 Crestview. Newport Beach 546·2313 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & GUEST ••24 Balboa Coves. Bal Coves NB 645·7575 $150,000 Sun. l·S HOME & INCOME 3 IR & 2 1R 307 Cor a l (Balboa Island) N.8 . 675-3331 $135,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5 l IEDROOMS UCH 415 Poppy, Coronad el Mar 67:l·2278 Sat/Sun 12·6 · • Pool • • Waterfrottt *** Wattrf,..tlrP.oi HG.dH For~ ..__..i F'Of' S9e Hemn For~ ··········•••·•········ ................ ,.. .. ,. . ......•.....••..•••. CoroeodelMor 1022 CottoMua 1024 ·v..., 1034 .....•..............•.. ·•·••·•········••····•• ····: ·:··············· RARE $29,995 ' 411 Dt'JlLEX SO. OF IA YSIDE with a 3 UR. 2 BA rental Only l 1a )t•ari. old f'eaturma bt>am <><'lhn&s. naturul wood ilnd brick lexturcs und perfect locution. C..11 64•"721 t. wCONDO* East Side Re1.1ul1f ul 3 b,•<Jroom 3 .. Al It.. b:llhs. ~tar aurui:e und 2 Chance lO r<•ally tl \ ! yeurs N t:W. J ui.t re U1a. private Jot. room ror du<."ed to $47,9SO. owner 1.£ ,. b rc;1dy your curupcr & oat 839 1110 F~irm '4tvlf'd home with · J O REX 1 .. llOl}C}o;S vursot1le floor pion. ('WI Rt:ALTY 1ltn. ole charm parlor. -----/.Jn NluEL llAIL[Y & ASSUCI AHS country kitchen with per Bia llomt>, ~ Br \\ood cubmcts. fo'or corn fum rm. 2800 sq. n ts>oul pku: dela1ls. DKll. call fo'V sct\111 Aa:t S..7·3584 Duplu. f>riC'I reduced Lo TAIDEl.LS.W·l720. ·Br, 2 Bu (am rm. llv rm. $79,80(). Corona dvl M:u . din are:i. l'P prin only For sale.• lJy ownt•r fo:x $5.1.000 963.2624 ~~l~e~~ ~ct~d~k;;~/cd~~ .. #I ht Caliio~ia" ACT FAST!! or call 644·7326. VACANT WESTSIDE 3 Ut'and new homes lefl ' rourplex . .Prrc~ r~ducc<l Don't n11:.i: this ont· ·l llilt 2600SQ. l'"f . tu $161.300. Corona dt.•I home with hu~l' fam1l~ 4 B~: :l 1!<1 • S7,.8.2~ !\far t'or sale by O\\ ncr. niom \\ open tx.·a m n·1I 2tiOO SQ. fo f l::x cdll.•nt 1·c111 tL Sl'l' rng .ind bri1·k Jr1>lt:. 46H.,3U~.$77.JOO. owner ot '120' ~ Larkspur, Ne<>ds so mt> TLC ,\II 23~2 SQ .""!., CdM or CDll 614 7326. ll'rm:-S31UHl0 C .\I.I. I BR. 3 ~:.t • ~7~.500 l'n·:-trgl· I lonw:-ti.t5 tm Iii ~UJ.lt!I' f louc I l;111s (.,'harming duplex 2lw. loo Xtra larg~ lots. to11 t>a. Nc"IY p:i1nl<'d. Open ,l\11-:Si\ VEHl>t-:. :1 bdrm muny fl'uture::. to list. Son 1·4. 551·15'1-0. 2~:i bu .. :.! !'pie's. lgc lumt ----ly 1•m , lgc mui.ter bed rm. Income Property 2 Br l.m: )ard, modern, ''VC"· ••••••• house 10 lront. 3 Br 2 Uu u1n home "ran Gar. apt. X!nt cond. :Ji40l'ountry Cluh UI' $108.000. For S.llt:? ll~ Ownr llcaltor9W :J788 Own(•\'. Sec al 714 --.----' - Orc h id, Cdi\l or call Mesa \rrcle Nor~lh. 4 lid1) ll.KMll.lMWilNl~t! &t-t-6303 ha, fam .rm .. dlnl"m .. 2100 sq.It. CltOIC(' (.'Ol'l\ec• -REALTY 1·19 11 BEACH BLVD. Hll~ITINGTON BEACH l,,us k Harbor \'iew Hills· location. S6i,500 By Burl10~;1 rn~ 5 U1-. 3 Ha . owner. 540·4481 fam rm. d111 rm. pool. -------- ' 1e,, .. 1-'t'l' StH.500.' PACESETTER &t-t·l525 H) OWlll'I' ATRIUM MODEL O ... n•r Transferred 3-tm . 2·ba .. rll'ar• '.\h:~a .. ... \'erdc Country t'luh. &-'f 2226 842·6b36 • ptn house. by owner. 3 hd. 2V: bu. ~aul C'Ond .. ~ l'.l .500. J 7G7li Sa ntu Cnstubal. H62 123_!!. __ Short Escrow Covered pall<>. purk·ltkl· 11 r Ii r . \' 1 cw JI ti Is. grounds. Sti2.!150, c; I &. HuntiftC)ton Beach I 040 cu:.toruitl•d Lusk. ·IBr. I:' II I\ t e r ITI !> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 h :i . II a rd\\ d I Ir ". I N T F. H ~,\TI 0" A l.1--------• <·cram11· tell'. 11t'" q>t 'g H E J\ I. E :-., T ,\ T to: rU-:,\L t::STATl'.:SALF.S Opl•n Sun I !ll''.\1 Ri7 NE'f'\\OHI'. !lli2 ii:il An.• }Oii rN1dy for a r.rn Sandl·a::.lll'. 6 IU·10·17 la~lll' Hliti ·: We arc * * * * * * * * $32, 900 VA \\1lh of11c\'s in Orangl', :J·lledroomhomt'on H·l Tust111. ll untington VROOOM!! h>l "'1th room lor ath.h· f~·:.tch. & Costa Mesa. One day it's old-the nrxt lion al unit or bo~1 t & µon 't settle lor lcss-85';, (S\'l'ms like) a nc\~ trailer slQrage. Fa\•ora comm1ss1o n paid t u Sproul duplex. Sec the 1 ~ fl bl f 1 & sih.• at 507 J\l'acia & lhl· ble mancm~ a ,·a . a l'. salespeople or sa es • and with :.t pnl'C this !Im lts\tl'I¥!>-\\'l"rc tnl<'res ted plansatouroll1l·c ~ou bl'llrr act OV"'·'. in you! "all Phrl University Realty CALL 566·2660 Gibilisco at 5 l!J-!J51 l _3001 E. Co;y llwy_!>7J.6510 c;::: SELECT >' :-.,., · • ~ T f'rr .. '··~~ ESTATE SALE PROPERTIES ... i-· , ,1 t'W::iE;.a... OPEN SAT/SUM 1-5 EXCLUSIVE .';T:'.'-. ·~~ 4536 Roxbury Rd. MEW LISTINGS! Camt'-0 Shun·::.: must SC'll nest bU\!> 111 CostJ '.\ICl>il at on1:c! ~, Udrm::. .. famt tod:n' · ly rm,. pool S2-t.OOO. 2 BH on Jgc Int Bkr. ti-l-t-lili6 S:J'J.000. 3 Dfi w 2 rar gar. Open House 12-5 713 lris/2 on One 3 Bcdrm. 2 hath & l·plact owner '!> un1l. LJ!l' 2 hl·drm unit oH·r g;i rag<· l'nde or O\o\nersh1p C'Ol1 <l it1on llurry. """ ner anxious. Call fi-t5 ·i::!21 Westcliff Realty li33 Wl•stC'11ff Dr:-..; B 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"'H, open bl•a rn l'l'll. VI\ 01;; S45.0UO. Dl'PLEX llc>ll1l' " inl'omc. Ul':-fll'I all• S44.500. East!>1dc ·I HR \'1\ OK . Hurry' A' :i 1 I I or 1 m m t'<l t ,t t c· 1:>0s~l·~~ion. Please call for dcta1b. Most r~a..ontcblc..bQm • directly -vverlooking fairways. 4 BR. for~ dtn rm. fam rm. (t>lrs Perfect for enterl:iinmg ON THE BLUFF View -View • View $46,500 ::? bc.•droums. 2 lwths Con dom1n1um Fireplace. fam1h room. tile entry Custom carµctmg and drape ~. Ue torator ·~ wallpapl'r throu c houl Scparall' l<tundry room Two t>ndo:-cd patios, 11111· custom brttkcd. 2 c;.i r gar age, elt·ctnc door opener, swimming ~lOOI around thl' corner J acuzzi & Sauna. BY OWNER 18724 MaDlewood Ln in;NTl NGTON li EACI I Otf Ellis. down ChaJ)t'I Lane bcl\H•en Be <11·h Bh·d & '.\lagnnlta 96~H29:J --- --- OWNER NEEDS HELP! 4 + 2 + FAMILY- DIME l.mmec1iat€' possess ion ! ! ' :\1 O\'<' 1 n now! ! ! Extcns1 n~ used bri ck accentuates this countr y ::.lyll• home . Everv woman·s dream kitche n \\llh all the wife· saver conveniences. Mammoth b ri ck fireplace. f''our k1ng- sized bed rooms wrth massive mas ter sui le. Enterta1nl·r's co\'er ed patio . t-:nc l osecl workshop. area + + +. t\s:.umC' low 111tercst \'A loan. SC'llcr's loss-~ our gatn at S-19.95'1 Cull prtcC' ! Call today f>-16 7171. anrl l~e family. Hc·du(·ed narc 2 Br B <' ~· u t > . for 1mmcctralc s ale . Secluded JL• vr old. <'UI Sl ~.500. Call 540 992~ d·SCIC. S46,5UO. r181·230ci l..l /tJ ,, '. • ' ,, i •• ·1 ' ESTATERS EASTSIDE DUPLEX <2l 3 Bcc1rm unit!'. Close to schools and shopping. FUJI pric'c 558.500. Ci.ill now for details. FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 Open House own. Sat/Sun 1-4 -------- 3024 Java Rd l\lesa \'enk NEWPORT HEIGHTS MINI RANCH O\'er • 1 acre R <! Jot. Separate income unit Sav\' thMands! S5a.m Call 645-0303. Terrific Exec Neighborhood Near pool, recr1•atio11 ;.incl ocean. Newly de· corated. One story. large 3 bedroom. 1·11 baths + formal dtntn~. Private patio with UUQ. See ll now" You '11 IO\'C It :!! 1~~~~ :\IEREDITll GARUENS I br. :Iba . :1 car j!ar .. :1000 :-<ff\. Large:-t lot avail , w tge gale for boat or mot.orhomc. Many more xtras in & out. .Jus t prof. dccora tcd <'Om pl etcly . Close to ('\'Cr~ l111ng incl. beach. This house has class. Rv owner. Prin. only S82:500. 968· 744-t $26,250 Indulge "'""'"'"'"''"''!!___ , Ile~!~~~~! .. ,,, Y If 4 BR near Pautar'lno. beach. shopprng & com· Ou rse School. fully I\ C. elec. munily pool Value llk1• • garage door, near OCC & this will soon be gom· .. tn I ;.1 mountain al· Calvary Chapel. S,.i!).000 forever. New F llA is OK mosphere and privacy or 30.t5 Grant A\'e. Open or low inter est fo'HJ\ ma) )our own dream home. house 10·5 pm Sat & Sun ht> assu med . Take a Large l\\O·story Colonial Century 2 1. Uullan/· look! 962·7771 style home with warm Doy le I nvestments.··--- hardwood floors and 548·1Hl8 Iii stone fireplace. Formal - -------I I t • din. rm.·tn purk·hke set· MOVfo: into this pro • Un~. Mus t see to b(?lleve! fess1onally rci.Jccor;.tl\•d ryea Owner des per ate. Va· home. 3 br, 2 ba, 2 pullos. --· cant & wailing. Call tor new crpl.S & drps .. we1 deta1h.. bar. 1959 Flamingo. 540 3666 Open houset-4 Sun only. • Century 21, Duhan/· Doyle Investme nts, S48·1 IG8 • Real Estate byl&.!VAY TAKE OVER VA! Office exclusive. Mei.IA Verde 3 br. 2 ba. Pay- ment SJ.54. P lTI. Qu:illty & assume. Appl. only . Allother Y••··· Century 21 . Duhon/• of values! ll's lime to Owner must :>«.>II lh1s va Dovie Investments bu y & here's an un canl 3 BR. ASP. Low 548:1168 · belle,•obly shorp 4 bdrm down & 1mmcd . poss. No --model home In 1n up· Qualtfy1n1i1. Pacesetter By Owner gr:1d<'d tract. rlose lo SUN R fo:. 631·2222 Very special M Verde C'lcean . Rock boltom M £SA del N AR! Im Home. Worth YourVl~ll priced to i.dl quick ma ... ull'ltf' 3• "'R w /fan· 4Ur 2Ba. OR, mony \recs 968-4456 ' u 2810Scrang Pl. 557 1849 le-'-T Roll lUtH' 1t1land kit ch. ()pcnWcckendt: 12·4PP,1 ,....s 0 $49.900. or submit of!cr + D•Y~: 3 to S:30PM In lhc profits of pro~rty fast escrow. C1\l.l. Giles -----owners. You can too own Kavunau~h . Healtor, DonaPolnt ,,, t026 afobule>uft O oneGord~n 540-3650 ••••••••••••~••••••• home with culhedral -2 BU Conc1o,\. Occ:in1 ceiling. Atrium . plush HUGUHGUS YARD! sun~et Vu. Tennis. Pool. c :a rp e u. co'-)' frp I ~· S""n down POlfS . '' OR. 14 ... 950. 8y 0,.ntr. (7\0 Private Prtsltll tnct. $43.900. Rk r · 847 "8553 833·4669 Wkdys, ho Call 968·4456 Eve 894·2007 496~174 Wknds. Jnclude:t I )'r \\•arranry \ "It' '· ~.~~ ·; •• ' · hr W. Howl,_. We I....._. Per S. MCMIMt For S. · Saturday. January 10, 1976 DAIL y PILOT tllatl d • • • •·•••• •Y!I~•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u~:-~ ~ .:~_._~~~;....;;~~;.:._.;;.;..,; _______ .;.;.:;.;:..;:..;..:.:.::..:......--::1!:1::: ""°" ..a. I 40 I 044 L •ect1 Jo-LI 11 1 leech I 04a L ... 1 Hl-.1 I 052 H-" For '4llt ~ f"V'I" -COf'IWllWrclat jC~ -JJ cllll ························~· -,,...... • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.......... , ..tu 1600 , ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rope •• , '°""' By OYl'ner. 3 br. 1'~ _bu, • H 1GII·0 N ·A · II I LL, ~wporl leoch I 0 69 Hewporl leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, encl pat10, lr1 b!ck lrYIM ToWlllloMN IUST LOOKING 1 ch. rrntnai 2 DR, 2 Bu + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrd, dbl aar, nr pork. 3 UR, 2 &, look!' like ,.~ • d n odult t'<>ndomlnlum. -----------------• Canrntr'J UfffUJ'l 17871 Carrun:i:a Ln. H.B. modelhome.~.900. WHAT DO Y.OU LIKE? Re<:'I. la<'ll'H .. hid. pool. '48,500. Shown by,11ppt. SOUTH COAST Cleanalr!SS9.&00. DOVER SHORES only.~1996' IMYHTMIMT Wood and Gl&Sf\. spacious r ooms. * IOMD RIALTY * WEEPTHENSWEEP 5.'W«tJ • 845-4203 privacy, sUding gJa.,s doors. kitchen 8 31•9411 li':x celJ e nt opportunity to gurchase Architect u rally des igned home . January 15, this home will be listed. Contemp0rary 4 BR, 4 Ba, redwood & glass view home on GALAXY DR . Quality & dis tinctive. Real value in this comfortable. we\1 planned home for prestige Ii vi ng a!ld entertaining. $255,000. VILLA WAY & 31st STREET 3super CheMples rrom conveniences, sundecks, landscaped Laguna Niguel .-m ,ooo to S4s.ooo. d · . h 2 Bron Corn~r lot+ OWMIR ANXIOUS gar en, or Just a warm ospitable the choice community Two Apt.c;., S stores, 4 ~arages Outstanding location! 3 Brw/tkayWmclow + Sbup s bedroom home feeling. Stop by for coffee and compare . 48rw/laekltchcn. with rpJc &-upgraded thevalues. •• 01.'u ulirul 2 lllOr) Loan assumable. S215,000 MALLOY REALTORS crpti-on one of the 1657 llm:bir4 c-Dr. hom~ h1&:h a bove Lhe 963-9771 lar5er lots In Irvine. You -,-v~llcy fl oor . Fabulou~ owe It to our~ lO st.>e 1635 lluiW.dC-,• Dr . vie w. J·HK, lam & din. NANTUCKt:r thiibome.On',y ~,500 tl24 MorUlm'+ Dr. , .... """ 900 LIDO REALTY 3377 Via lido. H.I. 673·7300 • CtlARMER : 20()() sq !t. v Ope H S ...-.... ~. """'" inclda 8 23x18 custom bit n ouse aturday & Sunday l,auuna Niguel Realty den w/tplc . Format liv ANIWLIFI! Noon til SPM 8 30-5050 496·4040 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 646·6900 or 644 -4684 Ueaullful up graded 4 , Duplnes/ • rm,lw/Zb~d fplc. Solid bedroom, sin gle story MA:~OCK -M.wpor+leoc h 1069 Me wpor+Bea ch 10 69 S1m1Juan Onltssale 180 WOO< ca mets. gas ap. hon1e. u Months n ew. A1'r Capl•trano I 078 "II' I di 0 -• • • • • • • •• • •• • • • •• • • • • • • ••• • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ " 11' ge ning ar~a. 2 <.-ond. Ideal corner loca· 2Br Ctmtlo. ,\1r $7000 dn SUPER BUY' ••••••••••••• •••••••••• DUPLi-;x vunity baths. J3edrms lion. "IO'"" to pool, CORPORATION • J l' 2'' L' n r' · , a " ownr l'arr h'' 2nd, <•:. •TJ("',' "I.UL'"''" . . .r. u il, .. am m • '"0 " flXER -U PPl'~H are oversized. Situated '·lubhou"e. park and tu•n· .. .. .. .. .;> Brund n<.•w Inn. 2000 ~q 1 ... ,1, <> h u 11, '" " .. bUmt' i ', loan. $;!li0 mu :'I 1op, ,. pt•n ° :,c. ~-to l>1.•ad1 S66.!JOO qi on tree lined street, not $6l 900 LAGUNA BEACH 0 ...,..7718 S5H.000 ' ! ! IL bltru. frpk. ra m rm. Sun ownr l!l:J :IO:l<I far fro m occ;rn. Bkr nus. ' · °"'' 3 Ult. 2 Ualhs Ir I: lo l I GOx I 5 71 IO'. \'allag<.· P rop ~tl fURG 962-5511 FAMIL y HOME 494-2146 OPE"l S,\T Sl.i~ 1 ., 1\gent 640 5500 Do"n l·\.i11 µ111·t-SW.900 Sh;1rp rnnclu, 3 BH. !. lJJ. DAMA PT DUPLE)( POOL! BEACH! -I Bedroom . !lt:paralc -----------------3151-1 \lh·~l Nine Ur EXECUTIVE'S ~;~roukd 1~f.'"1~1~1~~:13 BARGAIN $70,950 • S BR,2350sq.ft.."2 Mile family rm, ~uper up··--le h 1041L D -h 1048 2 Ull . 2 l>a Condo. Sparkllngclean,3yea,.; gnu.11.'d home. Neer ~·O ac oguna uca c lmntcd t•l'l'UP . i\i C. *VILLA* CllOIC.:Ei\Hl•;A• old Large 3 Ur + 2 Hr. to s~ndy ~each. 1JJX40 pools, park ;ind lennu;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••:·~···:••••••.••••I refr1 g. Cloi-.l' to beach & 3 JJH ~ li 1 1 D k · .1 Pool. Assume loan. Vtt· •O•·L'AN" l'ON'I • 1101{. Only ""·ll,"11''· l'-•1~ect for 0 n•crla1'n1'ng. ' iJ' t ornl·r o units, ec s -i' pa tio;),! $ 'roomunyl'xlrus tomen· "'"' .. ' .. "' """ "' ... ~ homl'. lgl· backyard. llwldL•r must scllto t·o"'I., cuht. 72,500. • •ion. Hus had much low Hare a t S199,50o Hy BOND REALTY Huge master s uite opens play <irea & patio, hllns. plcte exehan~c. llesl b~ put Into It. S69,900. 1 owner. 752-l l71 t 499·4J84. 8 3 1-9 4 11 lo s Park Ii 0 g poo I • OQ)y ~47.500 WC " Ot>wn, an Dana Pt. S9300 down • 833.3~ao waterfall ;rnd jacuzzi. 307"2 r•a rnu 1-:1 Arc·o. W tb I llom""' -THE OLDE I SEA TERRACE ·Eleganlly s urrounded n J'" es ay IH'Ome ...... /2 w1'lh gracefully terraced ---SJC. 496·2628 34121 Coast llwy Byoy.ncr MUST SELL SAlEHYOWN F R 496 J.tJ1 TURTLE ROCK T errace Exec 4 Br, view, Pl 60 owner Sl2'1,950, 833-8719 HO DOWN GI Universit y Park Village ll VA APPRAISED Marquette 3 llr. 2112 Ha, S5S;OQO formal din r~. lg fam rm 2 blks from ocean Blfl & masler s uite. 2 frpks 4br, 2ba home. Lrg. mstr ~y owner$67.500, 551·6734 bdrm. Cr pts, drps, bk-in By Owner . Rackett Club. appl, frplc, .shake ('OOf, .3 Br, 3 Ba . s tudy fam r m, covered patio, lrg crnr liv rm. formal din rm. lot. Upgraded lhruout. prof decor . 3 yrs old PURCS.L REALTY sai.ooo. 559-0507 (213) 592 .. 1381 1714J 846-2848 • TURN KEY PERFECT! ROOM FO~POOL A spect acu lar 3 BR lmmac. Calaf. Class lc1 Tulane Model with view home ~n a cul-de-sa c. or hills , private court ~~R. ia~ba, ass!'mable yard. soarmg beam ceil· 1 2 VA loan. <?PEN SUN ings. first time offe red. 1-5: 17101 Erwm. Open Sat. 1·517941 Cedar Tree Ln .. orr R o yce. Unive rs ity Park Cu ll 644·7211 I I REALTY INC. , -. • • • 714/846-1371 ~~ 2 BR. l Ba house. Huge lot H-2 zoned, over U!,000. sq. ft. 898·4121 llkr. Elegant, 3 br. 2 ba. + Fam.rm .. 9332 LaJolla. For Appt673·7601. :\·BR 2-ba, trlr access. Submit. $54,200. Bkr. 847-8553/ Eve: 894-2697 Vacant Now MAKE YOUR MOVE Lowest priced Cornell in Univ. Prk. 3 Bdrm .. 2' 2 ba. Fam. rm. Dining rm. 2 Patios. Make OFFER! Asking S65.000 ... ~i RAISOR <l.)S~~!~T~:i~.f to 452J~~~~!!~t t"vine beach. Priced under G I Camput; Valley Sl}op Ct r. NOR INS REAL TY OPEN HOUSES 1455 Morning~idc Ori vc Laguna Beach Sunday 1·4 PM J1783 5th Avt'nUc South L~guna Sunday 1·4 Pl\I COZY CAPE COD COT TAGE FLAVOR with the hills at your patio to rear and the ocean at your feet in fronl; 2 blocks lo Woods Cove bea ch: 2 Bdr m. charmer. SEE & MAKE OFFER. MASS I VE BRI C K FIREPLACE with wall to wall hearth topped by bookselves creates m ood to dre a m by a s you watch the s unset over vas t expans e of the Pacific. or take a s troll to pnvate beach : 3 Bdrms., 3 baths. $81.750. HIGH ON T H E HILL & KING OF THE MOUN· TAIN ·Easy t.o gel lost in this magnificent casllc with forever views of ca· nyon and o ce a n : 3 Bdrms .• 3 baths, studio. convers ation pit & fire plQce in m a s t e r Bdrm. Sl45,000. 494-8057 GRAY MARE 2hr l•>v.nhomc quickly. gardens . Majest ic brick Would You lelien? _ __:__ · ' ___ __:_ _ --: i\o cummi:.sio n s in-fireplace an living area. <;>cean view. 2 frplc's, By Owner, V1lla.:1• ~an lnco.-Property 2000• 1/2 volH·d. prolt>~~ionally vaulted ceilings, wet bar. la tn-rm. on K·2 cor ner + Juan Twnhm "IJ" :\ldl. 3 •••••••••••••••••••••••' SHI:: AIN'T WHAT Siii': lndsl·pd, deck:. an front & Trul)'. ~racious hva!'g in b oa l a cl' l'" !> • 0 n 1 Y BR. 2 &t. 495 ti3-15 <1fl •I Multi tena nt indu~lrtal fD. USEOTO BE! Neither is baek, ocean view. Ve ry presllgiou:, art'a. See it S59.950. Good ll:rms -----. ~ offi ce bldg Orange Co ' l hi s 0 A N ,\ PT . 1·1ea11 S52,500.496·41142. now. SUN R.E. 6312222 ~~·~l~~:~\'~~·~ll\.',\~I!· A1rporl I..o~·ataon. Pra~,; UUPLEX. Just a shortl M' . y· . -I 6-7-u,· ,, Can,•on 0"ane llome sales. '.'br·, 11 . 11·.1. '.'-"a r only. 549-1480_. • dislancc lo lhe Manna. ISSIOn 1e1o 0 ... ~,,. CALL NOW a .., 03 bcJ, J ba --' One unit is s padou!> ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752 7315 Located on v1t'W lot all ul·hed gar S28,950 LIONS ESTATES . UH l\1 ., WI Tit OCI·:,\ ~ "EXCLUSIVE" ...,. • o\'erlookan " fairw;r.v Bkr. S.l I 7&m. Suud.iys & Builder I Broke r sell an,: VIE"' 11 ll k h \ 'I " eves property. "To lu units •-• n . ,u1 · m ale en 1 rnre " 0~1tc•rl.'y Master DONALD M BIRD Quiet Cul·dc·!>ac " "' u .. wllh rcfni.: . opens to dm nt.':ir :\l \' s ta mous golf • A:ssumaUll' 71 1 loan S1m1ta Ana I 080 prime areas in II u11t..: an g a r e a . DECK course Thret• bedroom. --"~0~101~.ReoltoH HvowncrSl25.0ilO ••••••••••••••••••••••• tni.:ton Beach New ": W /O C l-~AN 1 ~\'IEW . l:.irgc paneled la mily BAYSllOHES • 640-1230 Bv owner 3br. 1 1 ~ 11:.i nearncw • Lower l ·bdrm apt. has room &ovc•r<!300:-.q.fl.of 2Story Home,3 Br,3Ba.1 -. l0 \\nhH· SJ5 .000 536-2579 592-50t~ II\'. rm. & b1lt an k alchcn It v 1 n !! ~ p .11' c On I y Fam. rm. s hort walk t.oi II A It H 0 R V I I-, W u, erlook:. pJ1 k So (..':,t with refng. Property has S77.000 P"t bch & marina. Fcej Porlofrno Up g ruded . Plaza ,\n•J /\:.sumabll-TA)( SHELTER :: a separatc laundry room "CREAM PUFF" land,Sl20,000.5-Ul·9833. new ('arpcb. drapes. FHA 545--1:.18 1 OCEANASOLITll .., .. & 12storagc tabanets for This 3 bdrm doll house S98.000 By owner eves lN • ea c h a pt. Low main-has all the l'umlorls of WESTCLlFF VILLA 644·2300. Pool home. 3Ur . 2ba. OR, OCEANSIDE ~· .. lcnancc: lol. needs weed ht>me. Air 1.:onclitioning & Gorgeous & Big Condo ---------Many t'Xlras, nt•ar So C O M P L E T E L ing & landsca pe care. covered patio. \'u lot 2 Br, 2 Ba. $67,500 Coast Plaw. $47,500 all furnished, professionalt • The 1-bclrm.: unal needs with mud i more ! Only Owner 673-3597. terms. Owner. 01~n Sun decorated model! ($4,00G! carpet. de corating. etc. S47 000 70 I BAYSIDE.DR 1 5. 556·3925 iawt•ntory) 2IlH, l 1h ll,.\ · 2 beach units. $52,500. G • ---No maj o r repairs MISSION VIEJO income.R -2 cor lot.Gin· Wat.:rfronl, tBR.4DA, s 1n ~l e s tory condo.' necessary With a lilllt' · d I ono s n M b "I H 1'.:nclosed garage. Pa tao .· f' h REALTY n y Fortune. r 1 tr. pier an s 1p. ,.~n u o 1 e o mes e 1ort l 1s income pro· 675-7520 day 1--1 :30. For Sate 1100 with wrought re nce & twrl) rnuhl be a real 581·1000 8 37-9500 ____ .__ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• gate. Adult <o ver 40t. showplace. Offered rot In The Bluffs 8 ' x 35'SPARTAN l'O mm u n 1 ly. µ0 01.i Ne wport Beac h I 069 jacuzzi, clubhouse . Nr'.• S62,SOO Full P rice ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bd, condo. Panorami . ___ -----with 21' add -on, mint J::I Camano Plaza ~hop.: * BA y KNOLLS * \'iew, highly upgra~d. In M•~port Shores cond. Co m pl. :.l'lup an ping center. Walk to bus., By Owner, S79 .500'.r h C.~I. con v. lul'. l!Jth & lin , 30 min lo 5 .. .. SEE TODA\'~'. 1:! Yo u wall l ov e lhis 640 -0384 . 4 26 Vis ta Li,·e an vour own ome. lla rbor. :\lake n •ai.ona· I!. · .. .. GONE TO~IOHROW ~ ! modern Cus tom Built Parada. Spel·ia l :rnr. den. Comm ble offer -Cash trad1.: lor SD~e.:.:co~tvr;~b·~.0;.; .. 1:.: home with ·I BH's + ----p oo ls, lrnnis crts. down.Call 642-4780 F<tm or J BR's +Fam+ ;1trium Open be ams. 1 ----OWNJ::R.548-3036 MISSION REALTY 'h I !185 So l:~t. Laguna Phone 494-0731 <i:.t mt' room on a pro· BLUFFS/BAY VIEW blk to bch & planned STRAWBERRY PATCH fess1onally l andscape~. 38r.2'~Ba Spllt Level park.HedutcdtoS65.500. I Bd adult prk l' M 19 UNITS :• nearlv '• acrl! corner lot p s9 500 WATERVllONT 1101\IES Stor~s, u us s'.1,5i10. WES'T'C'IOE, C.M. •1 . Elegant· nvacy 1. .. l·'OO 'J ' wilh heated pool . Close to 2623 Vis ta Ornada "1' .. 548· 1915 $273.000. S36,480 gross •0• 4 everything! Berore )OU Ofttll>n Daily 1_5 OPEa...1 SAT 1 5 come S-1065 spendablO#' buy somewhere else for r-"" • • 1!173 Mobile llome 24x62. 3 Reb~li like ·new. Owntt( • EL MORRO BAY $150,000 without owning Agent833·2313 640·2878 12 Odyssey Court BR. 2 Ba. encl porch. may carry 2nd. 548·7i)I ! MOBILE HOME the land & with high :-.:ewporl Crest condo. Huntington Beach adult or 641-0072. 0 H Su I 1 lease fees & taxes, be BEAUTY & THE 4 BR. fam . rm .. din. rm. park w12 Club Houses. (,-(j):;.::::;:--.=~:iiiiiiiii pen ouse n 1-4 ' sure to look al this home: End unit , profess. decor. Pool & Jat·uz1.1. nr lJeach. 11219 Top of the Terrar e.j you own it all , the home BEACH Wine cellar. $82,000 U>,000. 960· l429 SFO REV E Rb Vd l E W .1 & the land, for S99,500. WALK TO THE . -~EM· Lovely l Br nr bch, Adult l~~~~~~~~ pac1ous 2 e rm. 2 Principals only! For OCEAN 120-F TuslmAvc .. N.B. l'ark S60 mo. S6900 ~ bnt.h.fam. rm.d111r?Om. appt.. call o r i ginal Purrr-fcct for week-REALTORS _&12·4623 Owner /645·1176 ~~rivu~c beac h . Easy owner. 642-0138. ends, rental or perma· ----- fanunt·ing. Ai.king only ----n en l re s id c n c e. 3 BALBOA ISLAND ~~ SJ0,250. Call 645·722t. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 Open Sat/Sun PM H :30 FOREST GARDENS appr'I, or assume ~w-CA~'t. 833~t-PO mt. loan. , __ ...._ .... ___ ..... __ ...., ____ • <2.) HUNTINGTO'N1 .... -..------i CREST·4BR. fam rm, den, 2-frplcs , 3-car gar + TERRIFIC FAMILY ROOM ••• plus sewing room and ba t h for gue s t s. Up~tai r s. there're 4 bdrms .. 2 baths. walk-in cl(lse ts. s torage and fresh paint. Whether you have children. hobbies or u business in the home, this will accommodate them all. $61,500 Portofino, immac, 4 Br, 3 N B r Let's Deal SPECTACULAR 'Ontu Ba. finished bonus r'll & s tor y. Very modern JBao7 · a y r oRnl . 'N Model-2 bedrm. 2 ~-l710 kitchen w alh lots of rgam' ! Home + en· bath, upgraded+ double REX L. HOOGL'." O~A ... VIEW loft, $91.500 for quick s aJe I \ s I L'. l'.J "'II;: " 21 charm + +. Large pro-la r pl. ~l'll in~ c..;>tat(.'. ans ulat1on. Adult park . RL'ALTY A l h l . c l I e prinonly.640·6341 S 79000 ff Bk .-.. u t! n • 1 __ -tectcd sundeck complete l · · or o er r, no pets. Clubhouse, pool, ------ lhroughoul N ew I ux-~ THE BLUFFS with wet bar that is great 673·6380 _ __ sauna. jacuu1 & tennt~ Mesa Verde 4-Plex -. urp;~~ c:l~pe~~~r~~~s~ -~ 11 $53,750 for ('nlertainin g or BlG CAN\'ONTNllS E courts. $19,9!J5. lla rrcll Owner/Agt.842·3513 boat gate. ' CONDOS (1.l VACANT-Reduce d. 2·BR. s piral stairs to mslr. BR suite. high-On· a-hill. W estcliff Re alty E... 1 private s un ba thing. There is no l>cll('r buy Real~64~5~ _ -.. . • Localed in the very best 1733 Westcliff Or.NB D "" + poo Don't mass this one for available than this. 2130 ~ 19 " Spendable. Tracie. view area or Laguna ---The fabulous "S" plan! just Sfi7,!JOO. Call now. ft 3 b p . •d be! · ---vour local property lnr ! Beach. Red tile roof. Rais ed 646-7171. sq. · r. rice ?w Near Beach-24x62', 2 Br, 2 i'ixer lrlr park in Corona.• CENTURY 21 556-6901 portico entry. Step up lo Ol'ffJ I/! •I • II s l(JfJ TOH/ •u(l• most 2 br now offered. ba. den . Adults/ P ets SSSK dn. owe 1st. Agl : (2 .) MES~ VE R DE VILLAS. Decoralor·•s de· light. 2·8R, forml din area. Only $35.900 C~LL JUNE B(,AIR. Agt. 968-3229 963· 7881 By Owner. 3Br . Country feeling, brick frpic. open beams, peg flrs. din rm. s unny kitche n. view , walk to beach. $79,500. Ph: 494-7318. huge living room-view to [ ~ I] Ukr 549-8505 Call Owner , 536-6242. 642·9666 sparkling blue common , ., ••LIDO ISLE •• FOR SALE'. pool. Comfy ~ourmet OPEN SJ\T/SUN 1.5 D,\.'\JA POINT · Duplex Z kitche n . Queen s ize 212 Vi a Palermo SPARTON·MANSION . 1 Br, 2 Ba. each a:.sumc bedrooms. Den or extra 5115,ooo. 4 BR, 2 Ba. Jrg BR . 1 Ba, 19th & Harbor, r ;, loan $72.500. STU...a...a1...aG .I bedroom -your choice! NEWPORT HEIGHTS lot. Owner w/finan ce, CM. Adult "park, work Sandpiper R.E. 492·9920 ..A61an REAL ESTATE 900 Glrntwyrr St. ~94 94 7 l ~49 OJI() MOTHER IN LAW WELCOME! 552-7~QO red Wltl ............ ...... Decorator w allpape r ! ()ceanViewLg4Bdrm 5 1~_r•0 Bkr D . Wies t shop,awmng.Sct!lo ap· 3 Bd 2, .. b h p 1 p · o I "·" 1816 •93 6153 Triplex. E. Costa Mesa Open sat/Sun. 1•4 rm .. ,~·a. vu omc Seller has purchased oo. ranc. n y. 645_.,.25 prec ........ -or .. · _ · h b 1 f 1 s S98 500 o 548 5~56 uo S75,000. Xlnt lax s helter 1662 HUlc~st wit cam c gs.. P c. new hom e-1\N_XIOU ! • wner. . ., Bavfront mobile home Agent 832-2002 In our rO<PJly 3 BR, 2 Ba. 2 Sly F a m ily hom(' realty Suns•t •-Shor .. Vu ~arden, pond, ceramic Take advanta~c S53.750 . Condo , leas e . s ell or lb·r xtra Ir" !iv rm din _ ... "" "' tile & wood lhruoul. f u 11 I> r 1 l' l! ! Ca 11 trade. 2 Bd. 2'·~ bcr, boat • '" 1• d 4 plex By owner Xlnt Xtra large rooms. 2 BR. 2 S79.500 today-752·1700. Select loc. Wa lk to ocean, s lip, immed possession rm. Btfly furn•:-. II! ·. '· · !~~~~~~~~~~! ui-r1, ii, I · .,, ''"'' ,. tenms & pools. 3 BH. 2 615·5246or 533·470R . Patio o n I hl' bay . Costa Mes a rental art·a. Ba ., fam /rm. beams ,1~--r:::::~:"'iiiiiii~iii~iiW1 ba,2 story,SS8.950.0p('n -Bachelor latlll•r foreed sro.500.&12·9772.:. frpl. Delightful patio & [ ® ~ workshop. Beautiful de· C H ARM J N G Lag u o a Sun. 1·6. 548·2825 aft 6. S1m1 Clemente I 07 6 sale. Sl 5.000. 752 1510 l l ;.i e w p r i d e 0 f : wt priv. mother-in-law ~ 11uartcrs. Only S78,000. ~ Call 644-7211 1---------1 /Jn NIGEL GAILEY & ASS(:)( I Al L5 BIG LEAGUE $ Beacll I-BR home sur· : • J0962nd St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-H83. e ves Ownership Un its. 01>\'R cor. ;0:~7551 * ~~~~~~~r~Y w~t~l.P:::;,~ -- --Ocean view lots. Severa l Acr eaqe for s ale-12 00 house Sat & Sun. T1~7,.,p.\\'. • 1044 ................... , ... 3-lluge bedrOOQfS plus den plus dinin~ ~oom. make this home \a win· ner. Ball·diamond s ize back y;Jrd for fWl and _ h.!!.~c (.()r')&C5 t.a.i..<~r Univ. Park Home-4Brs games. ~ove up to The OCEAN VIEW FR, 3Ba, Private yard M ~ j 0 r s w i l h t h i s G reat North end loca · Lse/Sale 644-7770 bcauUfu\ hbme. lion; charming 2800 sq . ft. r e dwoo d , French ABANDONED 2 STY· doors, decking & leaded SPANISH glass. W ei I known + z ,ATIOS archite ct has j ust r e · MUD OCCUPANCY? designed & redecorated Vacant & waiting! uove this }lome. Completely • ~u __________ ,encl. patio & room for In fast and decorate your Ua..tl~SITY PW. pool. A very special buy heart out! CLEAN & " Y'"" al$137,500 NEW! Spanish fireplace. ftXEl·U,PER Cathedral beamed cell· 41R . Dn. 2 Sty ings. Bright as spnng all 3 Bdrm. house. income tiled kitchen. Gigantic producing 2nd unit helps ' . .. r ·1 Beautifully decorated defray costs of improve-.. iesta ami Y room . 2500 s .f .. 2 story living ments. Convenient North Winding s taircase t o Queen of Spain hideaway room w I f ire p I acc. side R-2 lot. $79.500 master BR w/lort & suite. Super s ize walk-in fi replace. extra large Ji!J. closet. Private Spanish kitchen. loads of closets brick patio PLUS larae . . ~If .,~, backyard p4uo! LoW" & storage, f~untain m ..:-• maintenance1 Try $6l00 Dtraum. 2 pat.1os. L arge indows overlook green ' "' .,,,, .. ,, .. down for i~nt home! c H l Sha rp-don't. flesitale·caJI bell w/pOol , tennis & 110S N. oau wy., oguno today 752-1700. volleyball courts nearby. 494-1177 __ OPfN ru 9. ,, s IVN 10 "' Nt(I • Offered ly Ow..-r . ros e an d ve g etable OCEANFRONT tochoosc fr~m.Sl 7.000 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• lla),C.'.\l.Agt.6-120.'..' l!arde n Zoned M ·lA. SUH I 5 Charming duplex. ceuld ~C~ryN•~~ m,any left, so Producrn~ ~rar>t-• Hanch SHARP 4 ..fLEX Have ~our O\\n business OPEHSAT/ • convert to smg lc fam. 3 ·· 72 acres Sl'll for IJnd XlntC.M.Loc. ,111d i1v l' there Lo o . 512 38thStreet BR. 2 frplcs. Sl65,000. ~ value un i~ $4000 /A. • 55_1.ooo. ZAGRODZKY. NEWPORT ISLAND Open Sat/Sun. 1.5. 7210 AMCHORAGE Holland Rlty. f>45 _4170 Buill-ins, spranklNs, Waterfront home. pi('r & I YE t·oppcr plumbing . l'f1m _R_c_allo~194-8611 float; s pic n'span 3 W.Oceanfront. , N STMEHTS Business Property 1400 µl ctcly fencl'd, priva 1·v 3ARCHBAY bdrm .• 2baths; warm& LAWSOMREALTY 1714)496-7711 •••••••••••••••••••••••Very maintained, Mi:1·~ Ocean sideof llwy,priv. co m fortable home: •675-4562 • Bead.Shopfor s ale,gdop U111l. communtiy with tennis kitchen a GOURMET'S S42,500·LO down. Wr, Al portunily. 425 JOlh St. Must sell! courts. 3 BR. 2 Ba, brick d c Ii g h l ! Fr PI c . &1----------thru-0ul. Frplc, hardwd #29, Np Bch. 213-433-5066. $8i,OOO. IO'iO Do\IPJ. frplc. bay windows with spacious patio. Seller flrs. patio. 492-7728 Co . 1 Agent 54!H>81 2 window seals. Ocean may help finance . DOVERSHORES mmerc1a - view from Mslr Bdrm & $139.000 IC you 're looking for one Sharp New Listing-6 one Properly 1600 ~ large liv-rm. S99,500. Balboa loy Prop. or the finest So. Calif. s tory econo my units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME PLUS SWEEPING Realtors . homes lhis is the one for walk to State P a rk BA YFRONT Lo vely 3 bedrm home . you! 4 Lgc. bdrms.. Beach. & Public Golf A.1'llU 2 duplexes. llumc. COASTAL VIEW * 675·7060 * walk-in closets. high ceil Course. Income Sll,100· Office building. s pe c-has fami ly rm . clcr". 3 BR. 2 Ba. Tri-level, ---------•1 family rm.; s uper enter-$95.500 AA Jtealto rs, tacular view. luxurious blln,, l ba's. All crpll'1 • hl'gh on the h1'll Coastal · 492 2100 executive offices · NEWPORT SHORES lain in g k i l c h en I d in· · · over wood floori;, n tl.'C-panorama from e x · ing/living area; pool & ReducedtoSGOO,OOO patio & db l e g ar.' tensive living & dining 3 BR (or 2 & den ), in J·acuzzi : all with super •OPEHHOUSE • BILLGRUMOY w/opener . A ii air of' Wet Bar deluxe move·in cond. Choice s t d & S d y areas. • view! Owner hd s aur oy un a Re altor 675-6161 duplc )(('S davi tlcd hr . Lrll ·in!I. huge mas t e r loc. nr. pools & tenn is; purchased another & re· 1 1·5 "losed aar a"es ·2lwdr m · ite S71 900 s hort walk to ocean. (.'I'\ · h t h '--... " su · · · duced price /or immcd. Dre am ho u :-.1! PL US 'wis es o purr a!le cachunal·gasbltni..w" MILLER REALTY SC56A~OOD REALTY sale! Sec it~ apprec iate guest house. Sµa rkl an~ a pproxamutely rplc;, rented p:.itios & !l<-'Jl 499-408 I it, buy it! Call for upp'l 2 RH. :.!· h.c. huge used SS00,000 t'ntram·e from rear 1\tl OPEN SUM. I ·5 2938 ROUNSEVEL TER RACE: huge '48R, 5~ba home. situated on 6 lots. pa rklike grounds: (may build l more dwelling). $159,500. ARCH BAY REAL ESTATE. 499·2277 * 548· 1290 * 640·7000 bn l'k ftrl'µla n'. stvrnl!l' of good this secluded ll\ hh'I.. OPEN SUH. I ·4:3 0 ~alore. PLUS l·OR vte 'o\ ('ummercial l'rOPt'rly walls. Slfi.~.500. BJrr~·U 535 Vista Grande apt. over 2-car gar. Ver~ '" Laguna Bea c h, for Realty &l2·5200. T.__ ••-~.L. special at only S63.950 O\lo n Ion~ term invest-14111-._.....,.__. .... t'i4._._ ,....."""" lVALENCI\ menl.PnnOnly' Boni.ta model ·• 3 1•1•. end 11 · ' " ' <213) 392-2868 Two homes on lar ge lot, l unit ; beamed ceil.. in-DOLLllOUSE TS -CdM. Owne r /Uu1ld er •• i direct lighting, s hutters . Owner will Cinancc·Branl{ MUS ALE 673-2278. 415 Poppy. ' Abargainat$72,900 orfer on this immac. 211·21362nd St.N.8 . v:. •DUflEX• .. $73,000. Available im--L•nno · medlatelya Open 10 lo 4 "'Y -==========-1 Sal. ck Sun . Pho ne •-L 11..11-...a 1052 By owner Tur tle Rock oguna "" .,..... P lan I . 3 Br. 2 ba, fam· S59·SS77 C USTOM DESIGNED ••••••••••••••••••••••• -1'JIE REAL ·~ I STATE_R_Sj Best buy on Peninsula. Good for s ummer rental or owner occupancy. Large unll with buill·ins and fireplace. 1 bock to ocean. Fee land. Price reduced lo $97 ,000. 2·BR + sunny den. on 2500 Sq. ft .. concrete blk 3 BR House-l BR Apt. Ir!•: wooded canyon, near bldg, retail s tore or of· come $430. m o. Lgc R.t} beach and priced lo sell face. Jot 60x90. Contact lot. $45,000. ~-4774 • rm, din ing rm. atrium. G REE NT R E E . n y trile\'el home. wood & Comer lot surrounded by OWNER a Br. Fam Rm. glass, on quiet secluded lrees & ope n space. I n d r y . H 1 • 1 y street·nr. Bluebird Ca · $63,900. Shown by appl UPGRADED. $53,000 nyon. Walk t o beach· only. 832-6743. 41o1 Gl enwood S l. cedar l n s I d e I o u t · 551·2100 Gourmel k ltch.ocean MAJESTIC 4 Br spacious view. $112,500. hOme with formal din1n.g L.,..a leech I 041 C 0 NT E M P 0 R A R Y room, separa te family ••••••••••••••••••••••• wood & gla~s home i.n a r oom . wood burning · I IHCOMI UHITS rurtll settin g, many *TRIPLEX* Co1y 2 bedroom rron' house + lwo !·bedroom u.nlts with views of bay and ocean . Great Pe nins ul a location. $125.000. HIW,ORT IEACH ltULTY I 675-1641 545•3261 fl~placc. Steps to the eucalyptu~ trees & lovely rommunlly park tenlur-In North Lagun3. Just vlew·3BR plus ton . 2400 BLUFFS. Twnhse 4 Br. Ing hu«c pool. kiddy pool 8~JlS to sandy 'H11fh1 8• Sq. ft. 5145,000 ONLY ONE LIKE THIS, Canyon Vu. Schls, Pool. "mal\y ball court.a. Call ac:rou rrom e 5 "r 493-81tl2 499.4551 Jmmnculate 3·Br. lg fa 2''t Ba. $69,500 Ownr. ·Ranch Realty Park. wUh rantasllc 494-8086 rm wt rp. Plush carpet 494 3973 SS1·2000 ocean views. A whale ot ---In and window treat• ---------- a buy al$18$,500 ~two bdrm house<> oo lrg m' nl• COM'PAR 119 c .. yonCottdo uaavtttll.)' Park. 1 sty, 3 lot. StAblcs pt>rm1ttcd. ln AT ,.ss3,soo Beautlrul 2 + Oen Oi' Qr 2 Ba Twnhse. End -1\~tf'& Laeuna Canyon. 2 min -~~ tM Good Life! f'orm. Din . 1780 Sq Ft. Ualt on Greenbelt. W~ll • ; ~Gif' t o bea.ch. Both for So Coast Hwy EnchnUpriv+M'~ur. malot'd , by owner. •t9·2800 SH ,500 . 07·2292 / 49• ~1'11' 49t 514 Owner 644•9 Prlnc.Oaly.W.13'2 '4-4·2212. ,. LIDO ISLE MODERN 5BR bayfronl. Large dock. $275,000. 327 Soud. OPEN SUN 1·5. SPACIOUS 4BR on large Sl-St lot. SI 25.000. 111 Son Remo. OPEN SUN 1-5 al$42.500. Mgr. 642·8252 Owner, XI CALL492.4121 (213)247-2120 2. BR. 1 Ba each. nt 1st inves t or p r operly. BERTifA llENK Y NEWPORTOCEANVU $40,000. Bkr.898-412t REALTORS 6000 sq. ft Com m . Bwld------ TAKEADVANT1\GEof a ing nr. H oag llospl VACA!lON the res t d e • per 8 te 0 w n e r $270,000 54R-145.'l2 your hre! l\lolel. 18 un!l. " Cr~tlrne. Near bontmC , Ch:.rmtng 3·BR. 2·ba For sale or trade. Com-& sk11ng Good in('()~ home, Imma c ulate I XI l nd Cov'd patio, fncd "'ll rd. merc1al property , San potc nlla .• n co •. " C..1ementt'. Cho1C'e lease $100.000. Century 21. spcCorboatortrlr.Won· lntome $8700. P r iced t>uhant Doyl(' lnve5 • derlul location. SS3.500. $89,!iOO. Principals only. ment.s, 548-1168 492.6643 RISLEY R EALTORS 498•34t3• 8 UNITS. S.9 X aros~. F/~· GOLt'ER'SDH~A M Ml.NI CENTER! S8S.OOO. Century 21;.· 2 bed. Condo with VIEW H~mm'I un•u. m.soo ~~=~~~-~i'~. I nns or blue Paclt1c & San nt. llunllngton Harbour. 'ldnlnghim Rt1lt9 Clem nt~ Goir Collnc. Phone for br ukdown 11 'P Lowest price $48.~ sbeeL r r y • 0 a i I y P o t WAT&RFRONT HOM Jack How •II & Assoc'•· ClJSSlfied Ad lO b\o', Hll Call 63J.1400 RJtn. 6"-1158 (2°' Hrs> or ttnUomethlna. · IV) Ho.e UllfwMIMd Hw ~ HcMtte1U•tw..awd ApaltwhFunliih9d .,_, .... ,u..... 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Sup\l r clean B~AV'flt'UL 1 br rurn CASA v~ o~ I 4 0 W N pro P" r t >' In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanvlew Sehl Dist. 1 :a~ 58 6-90 U o r 4br. 2ba. blt·lns, crpts, apts $170 & $180. Spanish l ,~~~ °:!~i:tr J •Mf'I! ~xM:: :J~ 211<1 NEWPORT Inglewood, Ha wthorn child OK S:W l\10. incl. d r P • ~3 t "5 1 uro . style bldg pvt e ncl "ur, Ad Its N . tJ ~·rSte .S220 • MS 1208 BE._.CH orSo.&yarea? ExcopUonaJ 3 br, 3 ba, ~tr II 1ardeocr. Asklor 3GREATRENTALS· 963 569/96:J.t786. pool, sattn~. lt1dry, adlt.s. P~l ;.;rm ~le""U>ts · A WlU PAY CASH! x.Jnt toe. P1~ mo. R~!• re· Nan 962·7787 • 3 b 2 ba bltns cpts 11001 KeeJson Ln. l bllt m VId«ia' &tt_,G ou~Jex Very Cleen 2 Ur 4-PLEXES ..... To. O'AleH...-0 q'd. ~lSU. 546-Mf!O •Meredith Gardena Tri 3 Br. oc vu home~ high In dr:S. gar .• Nr . Warneri w. or Beach oCfSlatcr. • Gar. paUo. cpts, drps, Y~.we have 2 Co\lngtOI\ T.O.PROPEJtTIES &ell Bay Condo. 4Br, levti3Bd,2~ba.den th~ hills of Lu11una . ,Foirview.$3.50.642 5583 842·7848 I blw. frplc, lndry r rn, l>~ pnde of owne~hip 1 1213)674 0007 unyllmc 3bi., ocw cpts, drps, frplc, din.rm .. iatdener. Olild, pet OK. $425. So Nicely furn. 1 br w/closeCt Adults, no pets. $235 mo. ple:\c in Newporl or (7li')846--5221 aft.6 palnl.$425 mo.4922796 lease 547$ 968.7911 Ncw3 br,dcn,2 ba,nr. • $1 95 m o at2E..16t.bSlM2-028S ' · · Best or locatlons. East Cst Plaza. $425. l yr' l!ie :..::~~ e · · liea<'h .. J bdr m, 2 but.!1 Pnv. ply will buy fro •Br. 2b;.t. Completely re 4Br, 2ba hou e nr Hngtn Nine 3 Br condo · lltghly w/opt. 554 2662 I ownl'r ~ units plus 2 ownr. P ri me nrea apl~. d ee. New a ppl Incl Lake Kids/sml n.ts OK upgraded $400 -- ·bdrm, 2 bat h .unit s <.:dM .NU /1-;. C M dshwsher,flrepla~.dbl $42Smo.96S·21Wi"" · · · Irvine 3744 Nt'''tr<•v<•l'Unt•ymthese 7 1 4 1 673 ·.3~42 0 ga r . lg c ovd p a tio • 4 Br unfurn .. fncd yd Housnfumlshedor ••••••••••••••••••••••• high dl'm and rt>ntals. 213 R20 24~H w/BBQ. La fn cd yd. Ofl Renter/Lease with option. Chlld/petOK. $42S. · Unfurnished 3300 $70 wk or $300 mo. in-"MECRHK f'>rl<'l'd ~t $132,000. cm·h -street rec vehicle park'a . Lovely 4Br Condo. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• eludes maid ser vice, 1'V, Uy appoantme"t uoly RetttalJ S~hoolt1 K thru colleee. tl cpts, bltns. By owne r. WM. POWELL R. E. s auna, jacuzzi. pool & TUOVllTSSU~ &Mf J} I ............ ~.......... blks. $-100 mo. 54G-0422 (213) SQJ·9240/869"'°46. 497·17SJ 497.2370 phone 1117 £. Dyer Rd. """' Plac• .•••••••••••••••••••••• . SPARKLING CLEAN REDEC. 1 br & den. J blk 1 0 'i l r (' u "'1' \\ I l h 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean View ~ Br 2 ttu. !age Dlx. Bltns. $239.60. 493"9S71 or830·3215 Oce~ View Twnbme. 2 Br 2 Ba, M/Br Balcony. Lge. dlx, bltn~. $295.50 493·9577 or 830-3215 Quail ~ Hou1H f"Um11hed bef 11 Irvine. 540·1515 ()v('r 500 t1.1ll treee und Prop1trtl•a GeneroJ 3102 3br, and family. In Mesa br, 2 ba, cpts. drps. to bch & town. Nice REAl..TY COM PANY agunaleach 3748 \\:ll t·rfulls <'l'l'll lC a 1s2-1•1;10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verde. S37S/mo. Ask for tam /kit, frplc. $325. Red patio, mod . kit. $300. NEWPORT l!ACH •••••••••••••••••••••.. n•l;1x1 nJ.: ~t'tl 111~ for l..gc Mod. 2 Br. Clos~ ••OO OUA1Ut NtwP<>•r 11&cH n1<:v ll ll,J.S H EA UTY Larry. 546-5880. Cpl Rltr 893-1351 494.5792 ..... twport VIiias llach/kii . Util pd. $175 )our i.11.1l'ious n<•" I or ocean. $215. mo. Cpts & '" 2 B f I ---" up/SSS up wkly. H 35 N 2 lw<froom apurtmcnt Drps. Bltns 498·1307 Industrial/ :. r ~· nu urn app · FOR LEASE 3BR 2 BA. 3 Br Cond o. f r P I c · W.stcliff Co:uot494-2508 Frun1 $220 Fu1 nlture Property 2100 M 1.n 6 .m 0 $ 1 O 5 O lrg. fo cd. yard. $460/mo cpts/drps , pool. $280 mo. Professional Lady wants Beautiful 2 ~~room. 2 "ON TIIE WATER" d . :ivr11lablt•, Small lll'h B Toro 3831 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ZlJ·l7l·triBJ ----631-1830 Ph: 962·7275eves Pror. person to share bath. Corm;JI duung room e o". Adl4tb only. Offil'l' •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 1-'ori.Jlcorll'JSl'StiOO:.~ft BolbooPtnin5'11a 3107 Be llful 3·BR2-bn Con· •4 Br. 2 ba, H/F pool. Spectacular Oceanfront + pool. Bright & new! luxe a pt. pool, elevator, OIX'" 9 oo 111 fi .OO. 2300 New 2nr . 2ba, air ~ond . wncJ ~1 l K5 , ,\ C & ••••••••••••••••••••••• au · d 11 ho use. Pvt. cnt. Will S500/Mo . yearly furn. ~~95b. P8 3r kking,94 2 ~!20• 2 ba. toa11\1cv. Hd , 'o:.l a cpt.s/drps. bllm1, frplr '1mprOH'd 400 amp l:h do. All xtrs, pool, c lub· cpts / q >s, nr. uni ho k f t H · t P 642 8235 ,... ro er 4 . ..., I Pl 515 2300 Pvl f 586--8137 883 , F l Sl. Cozy 2 Br + den, fcnccd l\Se. S325/mo. 645.3777 Hrbr, xlnl neighborhd use e{!p or pa r ex-arne e rry · · I'> l''<J. Ullll' . __ • .:...pa_10_. ____ _ 0"".'er. ~ .. i!> .. ~ d. park mg S250 til June Call 847-6010. Agt. penses if needed. 494-7561 <Q37) l ~r: 2'2 Blk to bch. All 2 BR , 'iBa. pool. 2 adul~ Fo..taifl Volley 3834 Anaheim. ~56 9630 15th. 675·6712. 2 s uper 3 and 4 bdrms. OceG!'front utal .s pd. Hot pla te & max. $2SS, mo. 1632 B ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ----Crpts, drps , dshws hr. lMMAC. 4 br, 2 ba. Up 1 '-f"Umtshed refr1g •1u. 494 1235 1679Plac!ntaAYe CoronadtlMar 3122 s345/m o. 96 3_45691 graded in & out. Nr.MlsskMtV.e,... 3267 · ·~""· • lowa,549~338 Nr.Mile Sq.Pk.Attr.adlt 11.1t 17lh St. Co~tu ;\lesa) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-1786 beach & steps to school. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ground level 3 bedroom Mewport le ch 3769 Garden Condo 2-BR d · w/lg. pa tio o n sandy a LRG 1 Br. pool, nr. shops, ·b d ;_ • lll,000 :.11 IL bl g M-G Cameo Shores Oceanfront $375. 840-2701 Barcelona Home. 3 Bd. 2 be h SSOOIM . 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlls/ ls Ut'I pd lJ..C: a, rps, cp...,, pool. wnini; 1500 ~q rt. A c.; home. w. pool. Pvt stairs Sharp, new decor . 3 BR. 2 ba, frpk, ma ny extras. v:ec Stinson °(}2~~~j5 S40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr & r884 Jo~r~ia'. MS~OlJG . $200, 968-7437 al\6 otf1t'c. lG' high !>cn ·1cc to brh, 3 Br + maid, 312 Ba, pool. No pets. $395. YOUR CHOICE Im.med $325. mo. Kids/pets ok. 'Q3B) Bach. Color TV, ma id ........ llt'nrl-leoch 3140 door from 40 car parking Ba. Din Rm . Fam Rm, Firs t. last & cleaning Occ. CONDO 3 Br H 4 Ba. 581-7920. > I THE MESA 3 B 2 b 1600 fl lk "' ....,- lot. 1·5 ton traveling 5l500mo.Owner 673·6036 dep.548·6797 dshwshr. d bl gar , $295 _ . HarborHighlands serv, poo. · r, a , s.q .. wat ••••••••••••••••••••••• loranl'. l·l ton tra,·cltog --OR HOUSE 3 Br 2 Ba , 4 ~r. h v rm: dao rm, 3 Bed + d w lk 415 N. Newport Bl, NB toshop'ng,2car gar, pa · 111....t •cran\J.Sprmklcrcd ~praylil·613.2 BR.1 Ba,frpll',2 B R, fncd yd , gar, frplc, lge yard, bike lo bltms. lo ma ml. yd nr ingdi~~~c to~~rinaer~ 646·9681 NOPETS63l·2018· .... BEACH booth. Conaelc blo~k & I blk lo big Corona. Refs children/JX'ls ok. S225. brh. $325, sngls children sch!, $395, 548·7672 School & Park. 5400/Mo.-OCEANFRONT Winter . Off le.ten Path t ilt-up l'On~t rurt1c>n req.675·191i 2 _BR. cpls, drps, gar, OK 968·6215/536·7759 N rtD-h 3269 unfurn. Cookie Allison Neat ::! Br. gar. adlts, no l , 2, & 3 Br. Adults, n o lil'(1ted plant a rea "1l.Jl ch1ldren1pcts ok. S225. ewpo -ac 642-8235 !Q39J ts .. .,50 2l3 795 301" h I h (\uiet Cul de sac 1 Blk to ? BR ,., .. fncd "d n"w 2 Br newly decorat<>d nr •••••.,.••••••••••••••••• Pt: ·"" · · · 0 pets, ds hwshrs. s hag o op a n l' ml' l" l' u r y "' . · ~ , "" J • • ,. • .., • . • "-l~'>l)r hi::httnA •.~l:h, ~ S~oys -. ~ . Br rpts. drps. gar. Children beach, gardene r, adults Univ Park H!Jme·48r~. I Winter rental. ~fp\~.· Bc~Qo~tdas gt':a~~·; SIOO BONUS Efficie ncy fro"' S255 2 Br. 1&2 Ba from S275 , 3 Br. 2 Bit. from $450 Jcll'ul f 11 r ~l'lll•ra l h2ti·ti272or62h·08G2._H~ pctsok .S~~5. , $285,536-4868 !"R ,3ba,Pr1vat~yard . ta rge 1BR.Sl75. . manulal'turinfl or \\11ultl ·> u -3 h LI . 1 e . . llO~lf.1' INOf.RS 3 8 2 B· f 1 t lease $575. 644·7770 Condominiums 675-8224 pdL}00M~ ... CH 6 APTS •Summer & Winter at k I . 1 1 _ 1. u 1:.. 1 a 1 642 9900 r , a. or ease ren -~. • h d 3400 -----"' "'"' '"' mu ·e an' nt ta1·1 ity or 1-'a,,,hion Is land & uCI. . S285 mo. kids & pets OK, HARBOR VIEW llOl\l ES rvm1s ~ Ocean Front with Vll'W nr 7711Scott Place, CM beach is beautiful motorhom1.· n·pair & \\' U, bltn:._ ~355 tno. Beau!. 3 Br. 212 Ra . Sep. 968·4523 3 Br, 2 ba, din·rm, sha rp ••••••••••••••••••••••• pier 2 n r furn or unfurn. 642·5073 •Views of ocean, sll~ragl· . . t2 13)i82·1155 Din Rm. Twnhsc. W t D ---pvt cor lol. Cls to schls, S~pc 1· 2 Bd r m 2 B_u , y rl\' lc~s c 540.2018, -Catnlina&Palos .\\,11' l11r in .. 1.ll ~t11111 lnl'l'd dhlgar pool 5J.to2br,l ba.Crpts,drps.lblk comm pool & park f1replnrl'. huge pullo. 536.3624 (213)793-8080 2 llR.gar.Sl85 mo.Wale r Verdes \\l,dJ):.tll11l1>m \Hnd ... .-.~wpori~ach 3169 \. 1 :fl ills Bch Inte r Comm Hosp. Gardnr/wtr incl'd 1801 ne w a p pl i ances .-_. -paid.2176Placentia .apt •Large prl\·atedeck!> h.\ appl \J1hllonJI rnlo •• • •• •• • ••••• •• • • • • • • • • ~~-~ v a 1 '' · · $185. 847 ·7958. Port Mar gate Pl. sS25 Fu rn1shed by Sloanes. 3 Br Apt. Gar, • 2 Blk tu "f ". 636·4)20. l ·5p{l'\ ,•ijwited Pools-Saunas ~l·b0.~, lli!bini.on, Hltr. 0l't'anfront Pcn1n Nr. --- - --• Capri Realty. 644·4720. Mm 3 mo. 1\dulls. S-400. Bch. Adults. 675·9225 or . -, --·~~igne~ t'overed 1 ii~ lti1,, 111.!0 ;-.;11vc. S6SO mo l1I Jul) 1. E.S1de l Hr, JUSt dee. lge Fire place. 4 br, 2 ba, new -,\gt 548·5715 213-944·4890 Newl y de~or a lod I ge parking L ts f 1 2200 3 Br 2 Ba. 21:J-i!i5·0635 lot wtr&gardene r pd. cpts, drps, bltns, DW, SHARP split level 4-BR, - --s tudio. Patio. 1 ad\Jlt. Cal •AdCfitional free park in~ 0 or sa e • ----SJSO. 642·08351642·5280 S360. 963·45m96J.1786 3. BA con do. te n nis, . . BEACON BAY ok. Appl' ces. Ut..iJ pd. •Mbid ser vice avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• f-al\ulous \\utrrlront · -& I Condonwn1ums Furn Apt S275,·rlv util Sl60 859 19th 642·3452 •Furnitureavail L.\Kf; 1-..LSl~ORl:: SQxl30 homr . ,\\;111 t1l July t. -4 Br, Fam . Rm. newl y re· Walk t.o Ocean. 4 Br 112 S:~n~2!:,.~zzi poo · · Unfurnished 3425 incrd .673-8203 • ·' · · ,•, ( Lot, 'I.Int tl1 rms I R l' a~. Be a co n Bay. decor. S395. Ref's a must. Ba. 2 car gar• nr schools. · •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• ---EVERYTHING!. t) F 5.w :?SO<J I 8.13 20H 675·9584 . 5-l.8·3337 s ho p s . n uJ y de co r . 3 Br 2 Ba. D/W. frplc, Tustin : Lovely 3 Br, fam Bachelor . 2 blks to beach, New-alf oqnvenienceJi. 3 • ra~1~1.5. i~::1i~:r . • .• -.--, Inds c p d. S340 m o . refrig,etc.1 Block Ocean rm . frplc, shag. bltns, Sll5. mo BR. 2 Ba. F'rplc, ground BCILL>EH \\A;>.;TED Ll!X> I. 2 bdr. 2 ba. D \\. 3 BR. pool, covered extra 644-06621673·J.133 SJ4()yrly. 642·3361. patio. gar, pool S325. 675·5254 floor. e ncl. yard. Priv. To bu~ &.. d4!\elop 12 \\ U. lrplc. S4i.S. mo yr-room. Obie gar. Close lo 1 • 3244 968·2647 ---garage 24 45 Ora nge Ol'l'Jn \'ll'W loL" 1r1 out ly Wknds6i5·J.148 schools. one blck to San nme 3-4 Br. 31z Ba. Bonus Rm, --Park Newport. sub-lse . · -;tnd 'n~ San C"ll•mcntc --. ----.-Di ego r·rw y off "••••••••• .. ••••••••~· c pt s & d r ps, lge Hun tington Bch·3Br. lovely lBr.:.hort lnglse. ,\\e.S360.mo.540·234s 1ot· Pr l·l1 m1nary Harbor \ll'\\' .llomc" I Fair\'lew.Agl646·3255 BEAUT . San J oaquin pa t1010ver ha n{l. <1 uto frplc. (·pts ,drp~. pool. S395 mo.675·-IS80 Enjoy the ne1w year in a eng1nel·nng empll d ~~-.J Ba. 2600 "1! 11 · Twn~me Lar.l?e 2 Br. 211. sprinklers. pool tenni:; S280mo.962·7275eves. . . .-.-s pacious 3 br. 2 ba apt ll•ntatlH• lrat·t map ap S100 p mo :\:-k lor 4 BR. 2 ba .. w/w cpls . & &. 2 st)'. \.1ew or goll priv. 5600 mo. 6-IO·l327 Winter 1628 W. Ocean· w p<itio, frplc & pool. pn"d '\niwi·rllo ha s:-ll' Chuck.li·l-l·6:WO drps. Vacant. $350 Per course & lake. 5550. 640·1500cxt l465 NcwPorlBcat'h. All new f ro n t 1 Br :S l,90 . Aduhs only . $2,7 5 . l'O a<.t ii l'C•mm Xlnt ----.--mo. Realtor 548·5527 5-17·7044 --------2br. 2ba wlpatio & ex-Slud10·5155. Ut1l l·rce. 645_3381 tina1H· 'ni.: 1\ 111 pos~ ... 1hll• 2 HH. 2 bo. garai:c \car· 3 Br. 2 ba. S350. 308 Kings t ras. Super loca11 o n . 963·4888 su m· 111 :1,' 01 11:: •1 h . S:.IO. RUi W Hay .\\'l', * 2 Br t wn hs e l\t es a DEERFll::LD Pa tio home Place. :-.iewport. 5:m5 mo. 673·2749. 1-.-. -, . ADULT la rge 2 br 2 ba ··~·, ' 1 , ,• • I \"I:~~ ;\(•wport lkh (ii5·!.157i Verde. Gi:tr. W D, pool 3 Br2 Ba. frplc . S~5 k05 ·l\15·ti205 ---\\inter Re~tal. 2 l~r lur.n. Like new. Patio. d~hwhr: x .' ' nott .. 1 ''.1 ~ui tl1l.1 • . ~ $285. Pvt patio. 833·8!.174 5.3 1-1706 64·1·3185 - - -S:!8i.5<> Tastefully det'or. 3 ~· gar. S250 inc. d ut1I. ill lull ~ Pit .J !'ot •1.~111 ~,11 h1r fl'J!->1.' 2 Br: 2 Ba. <,~m~ -. Harbor View Home~. 2br , Ur 2 s ly Condo. patio in· ~teps lo Bch. 54.J·68UCJ encl. ~ar. 644·087s __ _ llol l.\ ,ill "1'111· ·1•1•1 IX~ rh>. in fllg C.1nyo11 S3'i;i 3 Br. 2 ba. crpts. dq,s. Um \'. Park 11. priv. I ola 2ba . cor vcrl dl·n. trnr cl'd gar. Nr. S C.:st --, • BACHELOR. no kitchen. ~untington Pacific 711 Ocean Ave (714 )536-1487 Managed by William Wa ilers Co 1 Day Pree Rent 1·2·3 Bedroom Apts Walk To Beach LIONS ESTATES 536·2579 592·5010 \\1ll conpl·r.1ll' mu XiO ·.J~ll da)s. kids pets ok Fncd yd. k ind, 2 BR. suitabl'"'l lot,immac,protlndscpd Plaza.835-7l0J aft6pm Stcpstobeach,modcrn2 No pets SR750 m o I.and '>lllt J hli· li•r 8 111111.., 1>10 li3i l'\l'S. Fruit trees Wtr pd. adults New crpt , dhl S500 mo. 673-876l clays, BR. frplc, S250. yearly. 642_5848 · · · Families only 866 O<tr· gar. xlnt storage,1'ool & 1>14-26!}tlc\'es. Forappt. Townhou~e ~12·3490 _ _ .,... 7 .. · BEACH AND l'nnupab onh H!IX 1121 HousM Unfumished rcll.5325 mo.557·3850 ja<'UZ7.1 5375 Calll Unfurnished 3525 2 BR turn " ulll Quiel 2 BR. gro111nd flock. ~tiq, hrol..l.'r ·11 hunll ••••••••••••••••••••••• - --Owner 552-8357 Adult luxu ry tO\\nhou~c . .2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p .' I r t. N new cpl$ d ros rttt)gc HARBOR t.and ""t II llou"l" l'o m Genet"al 3202 E Side 2Br. Iba. comp re· · bd. 2 ba. frplc. patto. all NEWPORT o n wa t er eninsu a oin • o w rarport 'Nonar• ~r~: dee beaut nu cpl~ bltns Culverdale 3 Br. 2 Ba. new drps ''pt• & ap-. b . ' thru June 15th, S325 mo 5100 · 4., .... _ AREAS mernal &. 1ncl11..,tn.il ••••••••••••••••••••••• ; . · Co . , k 1 · ~ ·' view 3.Y. mountains. 645.7707 . .,.-mo. ~IP loL-..orJl'rl'J~(· \\'iltn.•' BLUFFSLEASE S29a.s.tti-629<J_ m.~umt~ par · poo , pl ianl'c ~. Walk. to Beaut lgclbr." w,air ,-----548-773&.-· MAHONEWAND la'h O\\'Ot'I " uni\ SPECIALIST 3Br3Ba.l'am.Rm.frplc. t.enn1s 5380 mo 552·9606 We s tcl1ff S h o p p1~g bltn Jl&O . putio, P\'ll or 2Br.adults.nopets. NE.ARNEWAPTS. 1-rl I O!llli :J BR . 1 Ra S425 dbl gar. 5385 A\' Imm. owner ~enLer .:._5385.:._ m~ 6-15·1528 prk g, t·lcva t~r. P?ol. S170 ~l~. ~21 E . 16th St, ~~!Z ~r:o~p~:i:e azria a 1-BR Sl80 to S225 J • • '* I J BR ,2 Ba.S435. T1p·TopCond.5.i8·5i37 *RENTALS* Stepstoocl'an.3Br.2 Ba. ~~4~0 Or "111 lease. N .Hls.~6·180l~ __ brdlx at>ts.546•1034 ,,,., .,_ S235 toS275 I JOB.I 3 BR.21.:RaS525 3 8 'Bf I t UN IVERS lTY PARI\. frplc.newlydec.pat10, ___ ·---.--3 Br 2 ba \\alktobeal'h •. ~JUL S325 loS395 · • u er 3 RR. 2' '.!Ba. 5575 r -a. rp r · cp ~. 4 BR 212 Ba furn $500 p \'t co m p o o I S4 25 . Duplexes Unfurn 1600 S37S mi)· • · VILLA .~~A AllbA! _sncl~sed garages 2854 Serang Place I 11m : 3 Ba $650 i~·,1~!~~ ~~~~~1'.~~~~· THE T ERRACE 675-U45 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675.492 1 BR. p:itlo. pool. no1pet.s. T ' dishwashe r Costa Mesa GERRY LINQUITl 2 OH 2 Ba S365 5385 -~------, CD:\l 3 Br 2 ba ocean , u 71!1 W Wilson 6,4tHZll washer & j:1ryer You arc the \\mnt:r •11 752·0347 Eas l!:.ide 3 Br I Ba ~u JBR 2Ba 5425 :"\ewportShorcsZ30ti2nd. d~c k c'r >1 ~ bea~S200. \'rly Is l', l Br. few (9·5> .1 1 • fireplace t\\o tree t11onl'r~ 1:>11511 crpts d r p1o. re mod TURTLE ROCK JRr. 2ba. near ocean. •1· ' 11d '. 2 · yard!> to beach, 118 36Lh --'d -carpets &drape:. \ :.iluc I Sl'lr <'lcd from EJite Pr operties k1lch. fcncl·d \·d 1-'amllv. TERHr\CE l'ool. tennis, duh s:175. C~lr "t~'tcbc-h e-~~r s~~r St. Open Sat. & Sun. J us t c om pie l e Ba)' Some utilities paid Skmn) ;\l ike'" ml·nu at Balboa 1;°1and--3206 S<IB5. G:ll·2ill · · ·I BH,.l Ba, Pool SIOOO ti?3-2654 No do{!s ~75_3203 P g · lOAM, no pets. water pd. Chale.t apts, very pqrnl~ l>EEHFIELO -___ -· l Adlt or cpl. & umqu~ .. l Br wJIMt. Single .t'am ily Homes HOLIDAY INN ........................ Lu>.Duplcx3 Br.212 Ba . 2 8R,21:i 8a 5350 ~~---~--2 BR. I Ba . CdM . no ---sunken living rm._bnck from S425. 3131 Bristol St., 3 Br 2 lh near !'Ii. l\ay. dm rm, sunkl·n llv r m , J BH.2 Ba. s425 PENIN.POIMT children or pe ts . s275. Santa Ana 3780 frplrs ., pvt pa t ios & NOFEE 846.IJl I Costa M~sa Yrly lsc. S·lOO mo. w frplc. dbl car g~ir. fncd WALNUTSQvARE 3 Br. 2 ba. nice fam rm, mo. 644·6800 <Susie) ••••••••••••••••••••••• balc_on1es. closed in Pl~a~l' t'all 6-l2·567f!. ext._ 6i3·3891 yd, children s m pet OK 3 BR,2 Ba 5325 frplc, faci n g Strada, g arages . S240 m o . In 33Jtocla11n)ourt1ckt>l::.. FAMI LY Home 3 Ur l ':! 5400 mo. 637 -7091 aft 2 BR 2 Ba S325 near beaches. Yearly Apalt t f,, . h d ·AMBASSADOR INNS _64_2_·4_22_6 _____ _ '* * * Ba. + Sep. guest r m & 6PM . 0 GREENTRE E ~~s5~ Barrett Realty, .. :::'!':.~: ... ~~~.~... OF AMERICA Ne w Apt. 2Br, a~ ba. I I L . lk· ·I So bath. Bltns, gar w wshr EAST SIDE 3 Br 2 Ba 2 BR. 1 Ba SJ40 . . Bafboa Island 3706 TWO LOCATIONS bltns, drps /cpts, gar. R J~~~~a Oct.·~~\ I~\\:. 1r~: & dryr. 2 frpk's S550 mo. T"11hse. f~plc. pvt patio. 2 B~a~c~o San Joaqui;550 W":w..~ ....................... ~~t~~~:~l~~S Call 646-8095 aft 6 PM . EAL TY INC. 30x80 s-10 .000 Owner no pets. 675-2975. 2 car encl d gar. pool. 1 z 2 BR. 2 s! den 5460/SSOO HARBOR VIEW 2 BR, Yearly. 2BR Adults, no H bo C M 2 Br. 1 ba, single story, Walk to bch S180 & up, No 71.J· l!lti-0511 Capistrano Beach 3218 blk to shop$, wa ler pd. ' ' De n. 2 Ba· n r pa rk, pets. S250. ~Ba~ ~· s ·A · shag crpts, drps, patio, Summer increases. Pool. --••••••••••••••••••••••• 5310 mo. 645·1959 S<'hool & pool. Ne w crpts. 675·4548 aft. 5pm 645 AGA~1.~_t54o ·0.23· 00· frplc, beam ceil. ds hwbr, rec rm, drn.:, crpt. Adlts. BIG CANYON LOT 552 7500 paint, etc. Gardener in· .........,..,. .,.,.., Best lorat1on on Golf13Br &Den.2 Ba.famrm. nu1ETOCEANVIEW • c l d . Ava il. immcd . 2br a pt. Pa tio, n ear bay. gar . Adults $235. 2650 bo pets. 220 12th St. frplc <'lose to beach ""' A ·1 b l J 15 "P"Elden.537-3125 536·9505. 219 15th St, course. Ki.500 0\\ncr · · 4 br, 2 ba. 2·car gar red hi' II 673-1148 va 1 a C a n · •-tntents 581·026-lor 512 fi7~l5 ~all.. lo !>~h~l. fncd yd. S395 mo. 548·0259 or 6i3·3458. ....,.-tJn.L~·,sL.-d c•s•HERMos• 536-7031. a\<Jil 00\\ 493-2.J16 *. * nlTTI 1W "" ~ "" ---------- Mobile home/ . 1 B 2b 1 S-18-9882__ r e a lty Balboa Peninsula 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 148 w. Wittoa, CM TrlrPrks 2300 ~~~P J.:t~u Jlc~· Cl~;es~0 3 B~. lge encl yard. new CollffftYoung ••••••••••••••••••••••• CoronadelMar 3822 le fful JustCotnp&eted ••••••••••••• •• • •• • •••• · . ·, P . i paint. stove. cpts. drps. ~ 29506 Riviera Ct. 2 Br 2 &, 5225 mo. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• aut Deluxe Triplex. Lrg 2·3 LAKES IDf: ~lOBILt-:1 b<l'a?lh & s hopp n g . Water pd.Ch1ld OK.Lse ~ SanJuanCopistrano 673·9591 TowahouMApt Brs. Dishwasher, bltns. 110~1 E I 193 2358 __ $290. 847·i591 You are the winner or ..,, Jvsj Co...,..ted fn>lc, pvt patio, encl. P,\RK SI' ACES· 7.5 ;\IO Corona del Mar 3222 0-Po·a t RENTALS two free dinners CSl,\.50 Winter Rental, 2 BR. Sl50 re "",. 6 ,,Ch11.., ._ ._.. pi: No pets. S250 &$340. it·~ tr ul" :\lohilc ho ml' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ana " 3226 2 Br , l ba S375 value) selected from mo. Students prefcrre<l I ~cct HV"" •\ST -82 Huntington SL travel lrJ1lor ~p:H·ci. nnL\CUl..ATf:3br.2ba ...................... ~ .. 2 Br +dcn,2ha S52.5 Sklnny Mike's menu at 962-8680 '(1,, t~!.!,.. All~menitfe:s &530·5775 ONLY 5 Ll-.:FT ' Ste~ lo Immediate possession. New 2 Br 2 Ba Condo 'E n· ~~~:~~~NU s~~ HOLIDAY INN 2 BR . S275 Winter. S325 ~:~w/frplc • ~~~ Brt. 1 ba nr Hunl. Hrbr. (Ht ht'h . pool HH 644-0030 lryguard,xlntHurbor& 3 Br.2ba $-130·$470 3131Bristo1St., Yearly.Hlklo water CORONA DELMAR 3BR . i.' ~!J9s wYDhook-up,bltns.$235 pa\ II 10 " +-+ mu l' h Ocean Vu. 832"7337 3 Br 2'"2 ba S380 Costa Mesa Marshall Rlty 675-4600 2 Br Townhouse, frplc. lnquire n~ door: 'mo. ,Also 2 Br, 2 b~. nr more ! Ai.k to r mgr, Oceanfront. Small 2 br, 2 El Toro -3232 3 8r2'.Az baNB 51500 Please call 642-5678. ext. C _._IM Pool. tennis. continental Hacienda DcMcs'a Brookhurst & Hamilton. John (7 1~16iH21 1 2 ~~5ok~~~h~~~l~ft~hl gar,•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 4Br.2'~ba S325 333 to cla imyourtickels. orona-ar 3722 breakfast. Some ocean& 160W.Wllson ~l,lfl $250 mo. Clsd garages. Mowttain,Deserl, --:..~_··_· · · W~lerlront3BR.fam-rm, 4Br2'/a ba $500 * * * •••••••••••••••••••••••Catalina vie ws. Close t.o CostaM~sa I Agt no fee. 846-1311; Resort 2400 2 Br. 3 baths. n e ar din-rm. 31h ba, Lake LE RAISOR Quiet bach . Pre fer shopping & fine beach. ' '-846-4938. •••••••••• •••••••• ••... Fashion Island & UCL Forest. Club House. ten· CANAL Front, 4 BR. 3 Ba 2 5 +em PI o ~ e d n o n 644·2611 E/Side l Br d6pte_x,1 qoltC --=;"-·-.th--------,-. -w D bltns. S335. mo. nis, s ailing, $525. lease. REALTY d in -rm, m s tr s uit~ s moker. Util pd. $115. work'& adlt. No' ~la . 2br wt garage. Re ra g. La ke Arrowhead a rea <213)782·1155 540-3828 or 546·2313 or w/frplc &balcony.Wa.lk 213-433-7770. • LEASE $310.2Br1Ba lg" Sl:S0.642-3985 1l>lltobch.$275.Nopels. mountain home w 1 op· _ 586-7l84 · 4523 Campus Dr. Irvine to pools & Le nn 5 "' ~2774. t1onal income unit & 2 !r\'lne Te rrace 4·BR,3ba. CampusValleyShopClr $4::~·645.0836 I . Unique 2 balr glass, apt. patio. blk lo ocea n . 1&2.BR apl.S siso & ~:.2o. 0--'P''-EN-· _S_a_t _&_Su_n_2_B_r car garaf(e ovcrlookm~ 3.025 sq rt. pool, bay & Fo.fain Volley 3234 CALL 833-8600 · · W/view, w k/bch, rplc, Adults, no pets. Ref's. UtJl p<t, PQ9l, ·lau~ry d • • i • tre am on yr around ()(·ean \'iew. S850 m o. 'til •••••••••••••••••••••.. 36' Dock 3 br condo lease$375. 673-8617 3 3 o o s e a v i e w • facil ,epts dfl>$ dshwhr cpts, rps, bltns, pal o. main tamed road. S.H.950 J une 15. c ARR 1 AGE 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. 2 car gar. Univ. Pk. Terrace 2 BR. 2 21~ ba. Double gar. $675. Costa MtM 37 24 7 l 4 -6 7 3 -s 8 6 4 o r clos~ ga~. No ' pe~. N~ $195 mo. nr bch, s chls. 979·6761 FU-:ALTY. 675.roGO clubhouse. pool, all facil. B a " I g e r a m " 54S-764Saller5. u••••••••••••••••••••• 213-355-6343 Open House children under 12. s hops. 724 Clay, Apt. A. . S295 mo. Call Ed Quinlan rm./k1lche n. frplc, $375. 10-4, 1/10&11. Hacienda Harbor Apts 213-421·6840aft6PM. Own your o" n .\lob1l«' BEST VALUE 2 1 3 . 3 6 o. 3 1 1 9 0 r Nr Pool. 552·3016 BLUFFS sharp 3 BR. 2 $37.50 WEEK & UP 646·1.204 Home Lot 1n bt•Jullful l:"<CORO:"lr\ 714-831-0645 . ba. lmmac. Nr . pool. •Sludlo&lBRApts 2 & 3 Br Twnhse Apts. ForReptupstairs Apart.2 Palm De~l·rl Green:>. L~c llou!>t! w /m a n y Univ .. Pk T e rrace . $390Mo.Bkr.644.0134 •TV&MaidServ Avail Encl patio, bltns, frplc. 2 Br,,l Ba. P o,ol. Bhns. :re l~kB~,f~p~c,Jg:fv; <'lose to ne" t-:1sl•nho\\er , l r a:.. F am Rm. 2 Spacious 2 story . 212 ba. Charming 2 br. 2 ba, up-111 Phone Serv. Htd pool 613-7183 Drapes. $J90 mo.. neighbo rho od in Old Medical Center in Palm frplc's. beam l'cil 'gs. P\1 Execuli,·e hv1n1? Avail gra~ed. Frp_Jc. wetbar , Bluffs Condos: le ases •ChUdrenSectaon Studio. 2 blks · beach,$230. 642·9367 Everuo~ Town IW. Blks to ocean. Desert.Allthea menille~ patio & waterfall S-125. now. S385. 968.7793 or skyhte Avail Ma rch 1. fromS390To$595 •Lowmonthly r ates. 1n c luct1n~ hugl' i.w1m 621 Larkspur.G40·<\360 84S-8080. SJ85.551·5426 or 830-8093. Agent644·1133 •$5 0FFwee k's re nt inc ld . util. Dave S. 1 • 1\: ,. '"' Lndry fo'acil. $250 mo. ming ~>ol. rct'reut1on -------w/nd 644·7211&644-4993 li..L.oM~. CallaftSPM.846-2716 center with J dJ01n1ng 2 Br. l Ba . cute. frplc, big Nrly nu lrg J br. crnr lot. Univ. Pk. New Terrace San Clemente 3276 2376Newport Bl vd, CM card roo m , billiard patio. garage S350 mo. boa t gale, pat io. 'fwnhme,3 ~r 2.Ba,com·••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·9755or645-3967 Lge 1 Br, be low llwy, 21105--.PI. For.RenllBdrmApt. room. sauna, bi~ lounge 675-8 110 · . $440/mo.847-3584.ugt. plete. S425 mcl d assoc. Oceanfront on 81urrs. 2 frplc, range, r c rrig. Coate-Mffa 5 S 1 1 5 80 7 thpeSrt.m 1 .10B .. with kitchen, 18·hole ex--.----833·3179 Eves. Br, 2 ba. fam-mt. View 2035 full--&--CM water & elec. pd. $23S. You are the• winner of ... Sh I & od 2 BR LL t'--6 le h 3240 RW"nVn, 673·1418 Eves. or Wknds. --------, .ecutl ve golf l'Ourse a nd mg es wo : • rMh•MJiOft oc from every rm. $400. 1 BR Furn, 2 lrg closets, two Cree d iAners ($14.50 Spotless 1 OR Condo, pro shop. putting green. ba .. ~frpks.patio : l -Blk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Culverdale, 3 Br 2 Ba. 642·5127. queens ize bed, priv. View. 3Bd, 2ba, frplc, value-) selecLcd .from crpts cf r ps refrlg s huffle board <'o urt, ien· to Big Corona (no dogs) Frplc. Jbr. 2ba. enclosed Com.munity pool, park, dressing rm, xtra lge garage, New. Owner, SkinnyMike'a m enu at WHh ~r/dryer, pool: .nis court. Lot is in adult $375 pa lio' c rpts I d rps . tennis. $380 mo. 552·9606 Just r efurbished I $4""' 67"' A"68 63123"" HOLID.a.Y ......... adull co-m. $190. scctlon.SSx86 fcet,with Agent 673·fl510 $345 /mo. 96 3 -4569 / Owner. 103De1Presidcnte room s," enc · gar . ~ . ..._, or • .-~ '"" ... ---=-------1 963 1786 S3SO mo 4"" 2292 w/st.orage. Adults only, L . 2 u l B F 0 . l 131 1ri1tol St.. . 963-10$2 oil utilities to lot line. JASMINE CREEK · . Lat"SICI leocll 3241 · uo· no pets ge Qr a, am. in. 1·--------- .. _~ll l c arry contract. •• T.;;•••••••••••••••••San...._ · area,single gar,2 blksfr Co1taMHo New d1x 2 & 3 br unit& P~e <213) 944 0059 or i~Rn~~b~o'!."tr:J!. ~~~: WALK lo beach 2 br, ELEGANT LIVING Caphtr.o 3271 beach. $350. 546·2101 or Please caU 6'2-5678, e xt. w/frplc & dsbwahr. Uun· wnte classified a d No. MONAR"'"u BAY VILLA .. ••••••••••••••••••••• $1 BR Fum. $185. 67S.T173 333to~lalm your Uckela; Lington Harbour area. Dall P I ' p 0 living. $750/mo. 673·7601 fncd yd, garage. $225. "'" I_.._ r blt 1 lk * * * llY!l!l' St. 542 1701 ~·1560 YCos1t~··Me~a· Agt. • CLOS E to o cean 2 br Ncw2BrB2~.Ba .O.:ea 3 8<1 . 2 bo., crpts, drps, l.NUtO ns.poo .wa Bachelor a pt, r eCrlg ., ...... ,..ynn • · CAx92l626 . · duplex.aaraae'22S. view, balconies, 2frplcs. fenced yd .. dbl garage, to •hopping. IA Mi. stove. Req. te nant over $175 Cleon 2 br, pool, 2 Br J ~ Ba Twnhs e ... · · Costa M•sa 3224 STEPS to beach 2 br, pool, sauna , security vet)' clean. S31S. 586-5478. beach. 931 W. ttlhSt. 40. Sl25. mo. 64H1394 8 to aeplor citliens ok. No w/dshwr, range & patio. R..chet,F.nM. •••••••••••0 •••••••••• fn cd yd . dbl . aac , leueowner644·1519 Lu 4 8 3 0 • 3 ~ 12 a m,&afte r 5 pm. pets, no n hllttrea. pool nearby 636·5006 or GrO"" 2700 PRIMEARl':J\ childrcn/petsok.$2!i0. x r '"' car(lar. 646-2138 . S3IViS42 •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• 2 Br. 2 ba , new deror HOMEFJNDERS SWIM T'HIS WJNTER Ct'PU. drps. beaut. yc1. )tucUo A.pt panly rum Bach. Mature, qui t , rt• ----------~A .. ear p r ri $315 Gllrdcncr tWtr pd. 642-9900 3br,frplc,mag.view. Cl ose l o b c h . S400. • 50 •226 C b .11 · fin e d p e rson only . OAKRJDGtV 3 8r I V.. Ba Twnh.o 4., c rH " · A"'ults nope'" fl73 6372 lllo~ATEO POOi.. 493·3437 •1 mo. a n ° SJ75/mo. 64()..5992. 3 Br. 2 ba, blClltt, c w/dshwr, ran••. vd & Lak th of 11ro wlh 'l' • .. .,. ' eves ., 1 "•pa ood ~--3 Br 2 BaDonusRm,rncd 890 Ca n y on Vie w .N •I F~R ·· ,_ a-2 b1 ... , welcome. saa.s. "'Yr. patio, pool ne arby. lffcl, view, g farm • Ea11ts1de 4 br. l'• ba. S38S yrl, cpUI, drps, sm lst" "97-1532 ew omc. 4+2''l. • QUIF.Tr l u 'l pd &..rg 1 .o1 apt.. -rom tcr646-9589 ~or"8-75-t2 •horse C'Ountry, JUJl off per mo Ist last + s100 1st Nr Ucil &. Beach DR. frplc. dshwshr. com· ... um. •P · u · bcb.. Frplc. w1w trpt, · • Hwy IO. S2SOO A. 10-~ dn. Bkr ~14 968.7146 · EXCEPTIONAL 2 br vie Ptictor. wtr pd. Ml!l!llon Mus~~ ~r3•ble. wctbar. patio. cable tv" Nnr De.lua 3 Br, taaf mq. i.z.3 BR Deluxe Beach prioont1C714)675 61S'iS home. Frplc,2 carg;n .. Be ll Ra nc h, o ff d e l • a ll util iocld $27S mo. bltM,cJ>lJ,c:ti'Pe. 1 =.m area Apl.'1. Frplc, S. A. Hghls 3 BR. 13 • ba. 3 Br. V~ &. heal x2 pool, patio It yd. 1 blk beach. Obispo. Mi from Marina. ,._.._.. le h 37,.0 673-1153. Usa Lo. C&l &M-Pallos, alt appl 's, No IHI..... fpc, $350. mo. 1st, last ~ mi t.o bch. Edison HI No pets. $395 yrly. $450. '3162 Pasco Blanco. -...,,.on ec "' · r • e • JI 0 M E S ,._. &ch•p 1100 +$100. Bkr S46-0814 n.rt'a $42S. 968-8068 aft s Beverly. 494·J795 Ul3) 894-2321. .. ..................... Bcl~w Cout Hwy. Ex-CLOsB to .tlopplaa 1-8t. UNLIMITED. 536-~ -•••••••••••••••••• ••••• -Unique Bach Apt. Nr. bch. qw11to 2 BR, front, dbl ~. Adltl, no "la. ~ WllJ trade R·2 Dana Pl. 4 Br, 3 Ba . ocean view on CUTE 2 BR nr bch, c~. Ocean vu lBr. frplc, wallc· 2 BR & d n, rec. racU. II pvt patio. Avall l /IS/76 goraae (opener). SUO. ct.rps, atov,, r~~ $1*5', $175. 2 Br. cpla. drpt. I 'hom ror Income proo1 bl.-r. $475 mo. w-r. tncd yd. stv, rer. N beaclJ. leue 2755 Solana pools. Children ok. l2t0. SltO. J1l Ir It UUJ . pd. ornu + ba . Incl. at$450. 18157 Monrov11M•'76a• stove. nr. Bcb. • Slat r "'hateve-r 4M4111 919-$436 do~. $22S.M2·Sl6S Way-.·7916/ '99..m'J • mo. 831·2395 181).2"0 A,gent673·6.510 M4·94JI I t213>W~/12l ~. •• 208 l:lr P5. 2 y . . so St• & •• 10 5 J 51 5 0 I. 3 r " , -. . , SERVICE CTORY Plum t... tc t... pe emoae . Roof it...Landscape 1t .•• Tile lt...Trlm it ... Sew1t .... Hau I it ... Add 1t ••• Plant it... Alter it ... Learn It... ~t'!:9~~.~. Ap.tu .. ents'UltfwtL Rooms 4000 R...WSto1~ 4100 Office Rental 4400 a.IMn Lost&Found 5300 HelpWClllfed 7100HelpWanted 7100 ••• ············~·········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pporta..ity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntington Beach 3140 Newport Beach 3869 . M h Offices. 2 lge, 2 stn. $75 & •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST 12-27 LG MA LE •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Quiet La guna _N1gu~l aletos areyourapt.or $150 per mo. New M·l DRESSshopfor s ale.Top I RISH S ETTER . BOY$ ANO GIRLS SPACIOUS NEW TRI-• home Sll5/mo.1ncl utal. rentforbothto$350.30to c ompl e x . 17th & CostaMesa locatioo Call REWARQ633-8838 PLEX 1 mile lo ocean Newport Isle. 2Br. 2ba. 495-S7S2or83l·9279 .SS yrs. 545-6477. Pomona. CM. Corner toe. Paul 831.1400 or 645. If you are 12 to 16 years old and would. ~3303 Br. 2 Ba bltns.1g Upper deluxe dup}eX.ROOM w /kitchen GarocpsforR~ 4350 Can be used for lite apt218 FOUND : Bla c k Cat like to earn $20 to $.50 and more per lrplc, sep gar w/lndry , S350 yrly. (213) 791-4348 pnv·1gs . employed pre-••••••••••••••••••••••• comm/ mfg. 646-4296; . . Female. Approx 10 wks. week, with a chance to win a trip to t•on~. 546·5633 wknds or (213) 681-5315. ferred. 962-7520 Storage only. S30. eves call 551·4289. Photo Studio portra it collar & bell. Pensn Pt Ph .1 ad 1 h . a C Kennedy 0 r aft 6. • 325 J 17th Place com.ml est. 16 yrs, s. Org 12-~. 673·2965 I . e P I , ape . --1 LIVENearTheBeach! Now renting. Singles. CostaMesaaft ua Co.aptinrearincl equip. --W ashington, D.C. and cash awards , lrY... 3844 Casadei Sol kitchenettes, 1 bd apts. · m. lusiness Rental • 4450 compl neg file S6500 , ~UNO ; 1 Gemco Reel bikes and other prizes I have a job for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful Adult A ts D 'I kl "92 "'""3 Rider type Lawnmower. · · • 5210, 2 Br 2 Ba. st~vo ~ ' P Pools. TV, a1 y, w . y, Garage for rent . 1959 Ma·••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ......, owner describe color. you. If you a~e. ~llling to work hard. refn.·g,patio.crpts,dr~.1 . .,1661fr8omrook$hlu9rs0t HB monthl y. Adults. pleAve.CostaM~a.$25. IDEALshoplocatedinthe •-er&WineTanrn serial no., dat_e & loc. learn respon s1b1lity and the value of r r.rv ~ 536-4170. mo. mall at the Fact'ory. Can--I D 11 M S 9 89 6 Re s. 714·523-3008 962 '&SJ · nery Village, N.B. $llO. Help Run lost. H.B. Po ace ept. money, ca r . colt, 54 · 5 . Loguna leach 3848 I · .. ~~~:r:a~mp!:,~ ~~· Office Rental 44Q mo. 673-9606 : 573.9393 This very attractive bar SJ6.S62l !t'ansportation will be furnished. This •••••••••••••••••••••••,Sub-Lease Part-Newpo 646-8465 e e • • · · •••••••••••••••••••••• seats40. FOUND; adult male Irish 1s not a paper route. Drop a pebble into thel Apts., lovely 1, BR, ti ' v s. ISOI Westcllff Dr. IALBOAIMM Low rent of S200 a mo. Setter. Vic. Arch Beach Equal Opportunity Employer Ocean from your Apt. June. adults only. $2619.CLEAN room w/kitchen Comme r c i a l s pace Owner has priced this Hts.Lag.Bch.494·1580 Le L i.· 164() 1218 · E l d Newport Financial Ctr available. S100·S300 util. busin~ss to s ell with ase. uxury,se~.ity. . pnvgs. mpoye pre-LeasingOfficeSpace lOSMainSt.675-8740. EasyTerms FOUND Jan. 1. s mall 5350 Mature adults. 31755 Cst.. !erred. Nr. OCC. 545·6107 Call on Site Manager UBI. Agt. 531-4460 male dog, brown w/blk Ptt"SOftals Help Wanted 7100 Hwy. 499·2835· Room, pleasant, pvt ent. (714)642·31Jl exti246 For Lease. 1500 sq ft Store race . Fou o ta in VI y. ••••••··~··••••••••• • •• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• oc EAN FRONT ye a r OCEANFRONT cooking. Working male. Bldg. in Jr. Shopping COFFEE SHOP 963-1671. Drinking problem'! d 2 b 1 Bdrm Yearly "'""" $95 497 2014 C n tr at ll e a c h & $140 000 y G Calf Alcohol Helpline AVON 'roun r S375. bach . , . ~ mo. . Yorktown. HB. Plumbed • . r. ross FOUND. Male Germ Shep 24 hrs a day 835-3830 Sl75. Kids/pets. Ut1l pd. STEPSTOIEACH GuestHome 4150 forlaundromat.willcon· Located in afflue nt dog. 1.1.76. Vic of E. 536·0321 2 B3RB. 2Rb,a2,byarlWy,nfturrSn·35$375 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vert Ph · 962 8996 beach tond.. bid BishopS.A. !>43·3221. SPIRITUAL READER · · · · Free stan mg g.se~ts OpenlOAM·lOPM Very chrming,north endl 3 BR,l ~bahouse$375 Loving care for elderly ..tAJr~...,.,,. ArtCenler,LagunaBeach 78. Bros. agree to dis· FOUND: Redd1sh&Dark Adviceonallmallcrs. Why Get Snowed Un•rly Christmas Bills? Earn br apt. AJI wood, many UDO ISLE male or fem. Bal. diets. ..l'e--jriotio1 agree forcing s ale . Brwn Shaggy Hair Dog. 312N. El Camino Real, tre e s · p v t P a t i 0 · 3 BR. 3 ba. unr, yrly $650 homey· patio. 544·3833 ../../../.;*~ ~ ......... -. ~~~t ~92Ys'tso~} 5~~~~ Terms. Westminster Area. Iden· San Clemen le. 1'~or appt. S250/mo. No kids or SE• Wl ... D Vac.-..:--R-_.als 4250 .,., ....,..__ UBI. Agt. 531-4460 tify893-310:.! 49'..!·9034 492·9136 pets.'·-z blk to beach. "' "" ullvn nu ~~~ .. '"" or (714)494·2186. 494-2791. Condo; 2 BR, 2 Ba. Un·••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,,;;,;.:-.,.;;;;..-. Harbor Blvd. Frontage Earthwor!"s : Buy my 6 LOST: Lng gold fine money to pay the m a~ ;rn ----furn. Yearly $400 Cabin. 2 sly, 2 ba, frplc, store or office. 1000 sq ft. loaded bans now and by chain w/stnl coin. Sent . PREGNANT? A VO N REP R ES E N . 2 Bdrms. & loft. Frplc.. lgeeating.area.slps6-10. SJOOmo.548-2698 summer you could have Val.S.C. PlazaS40·1909 Caring confide ntial TATIVE. I'll show )'OU .central. $400/Mo. Snow time reserv's Jan 24 bins. $650 incl. lumber. counseling & referra l. how. Call 540-7041 or Ne.at 1-bdrm .• v iew. & Feb. S65.·S85. wkend. Studioworkshop.Callaft. 540-5214 Lost: Blk/Wht Male Cat Abortion , a doption & Zenith7-1359. S2SO/Mo. $175.·$200. UO) persons. . 5 weekdays. any time wk 1/3/7f!. Mission Viejo. keeping. 1----------Ask for Joan Above Lake Greggory, $140 up s.tore-oHices cpts ends. 494.504-0 FLOWERS & GIFTS Reward. 495-5826 eves. APCARE 547.2563 -------- GOOD REAL ESTA'lE Crestline area . Day or d r ps a ar bath. 17301 Nets $40,000 Yr. Orig. days 642·6880 Ba bysi tt er. l1t 1· 353 N. Cst, Lagu~, night. 714-338 -3650 or Beach Bl, H.B. 842-2834 Lease. Bay Loe. 302 Main, Owner of 10 yrs. retiring Lose your cool \\1th your housekeeping. Mon th1 u • 494·7518 * New Dplx, walk to ocean. 714-885-1638. FREE R~T Balboa Penln. Walk by from one of the best. All Los l : F e m a le G e r children? Help 1s av:11l a-Fri. 7:45-4. '.\ly home \\' · -------------1 3Sr 2 Ba, crpt, drps, ~ traffic GU\ shop, art. or ? wire svcs 2000 accounts. Shephe rd. "'.1c .Flower ble 24 hrs. :>49·8939 side C . .M. &t6-6i06 Newport leach 31'" D/\Vi •garb disp. gar. yr-R_._. to L--4300 Offices ~ l~w as~ per 962-6009 Affluent area. Terms . St/CM. Chtld s pet ·-................. .i.e. ly. Cflild ~K ~385. 11mTU1S s~ sq ft. Mission V1e)O & Agt 837.4200 Reward.64~19 Emlafo~& Babysitte"r w light hsekp • 675-0M?/642-~l673-1169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bguna Niguel. 200 lo Avail. 2/1176, Bldg. for · -Pr.paration ing. apprt>x 2-6pm. _.\\'jll VI IN S365•Yrly Oe~n Front 2 part. furn. Mature adult. rear of Harbor Body Male. lndaana pohs & Schools & 837-0742or 551-36i-I ~ ' ' Roommale-CdM. 3 B•. 21JOO•q ft. B>l·l"'° Auto Mech"s Bus. Lodn a..lnou w ... ted SO IO f'O:JND' Ge<man Shep ............... , ........ overn;ght whe n n '". Br. l Ba. bltins, deck. $125 + ~3 util. e ves . FREE RENT N 8 h ••••••••••••••••••••••• N 1 d HB 960 1381 · • garage 645-~. 675-4m7. airport Utili~i~s a 548Worok7s97on3fPt lnaoocenntia, CM. Wanted-coin operated toel~e~~ify. · . · IMtruction 7oOS Ba bys i l te r 'Cook . II It.• striking design and an eteoant, el(cltlno wav to 11ve Choose lotts. bay W1ndOWS. Skylights. fire-places Your own private patio or batconv. A friendly mllllon·dollar rec center. Tennis courts, loo. , ,_ . ' . ' Pro~yPoinl .,. '' • "'O • • I d " . b .. • •• •••• ••••• • • • • • •• • • • • ho k •t h janitor incl. Garden a un ry going us1----. . use eepcr ..• on t ru Stepc to Sand, 2 Br 2 Ba, WANTTOAVOIDTHE suitesfrom$88'979_6666 lndustrialRetdal 4500 ness .. 492-0217 FOUND: Parakeet. green Tenn!S lessons. private or Fri. Own transp. Reh. frplc. bltns, yrly. S300 Rio-Off Artist · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . w/yellow head. Warner s~ma. eve. or day. Call 962·2003. So. E.11 B. mo. 642-9666/ 548-3869. CAL(. HOUSE-MATES Pina * .... EW * Profita ble Elect rontc &Newland FV. 842-1840 Jim. 645·2910 " Instrument Mfg. Co. Up Jobs W d 7075 B a by s it t c r I I 1 It.' Forlease.Terrace apt.60' andfindsomeonewhois ExecutiYeSuites COSTA MESA to $200,000 to invest. FOUND Da c h s hun~. ante. housekeeping my home bay view. 2nd floor. 4br. De~ndable Custom decorated fuU Coats Agt 531-4.466 female. 12/30/75. Vi c ••••••••••••••••••••••• for 4 yr. old. Own 1ran::.. <lba .. J<r liv rm. din rm. r~ s ize view offices. <Near Harbor & Baker> · · Bushard &Garfield, FV. 2 High Sc~l g!rls need CdM .644-1680 brkfs t rm. air. Call toshare hou.singwith. Services or Certified l360to3480sq.ft.18•per MoneyWonted 5030 962-0265 housecleaning. Jobs aft.------- 675-7030. 832-4134 ask for Jim Professional Secretary, sq ft. 110·208. 3 phase ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 2:30pm weekdays & Sat. Babysitter/Housekeeper. bd reception &equipment. 1 power, avail mid Dec .. URGENT! $10,000 needed FOUNO Fem pup, Poss & Sun. Ha ve references. live·in. 2 Boys (2 & i ). SHARP 2 br. bllns. beach Male to share 2 rm. blk Airporter Inn. 2082 owner (714 > 540-4058 or quickly for Real Estate H u s k Y . 3 m o s . Call Sue 979·9621 Good pay. 0 w n rm 1 block. Girls/no pets. ~upl:x&w~~ldc~ m~n nr. Michelson Dr, Irvine . your Broker project. $15,000 returned Pl~c/Wi lson . 548 -8297 w,TV. Spanish. ok. Co11 Luxurvadu1crentalstrom $250.yrly.645-6680 un . an 5 ·ex.· CallEveMoore,752-0234 within s ix months. day,!>45-8255aft5. Exec.Secretaryava1lable Poquito lngles.644-1537. ~P~~~'iorvor.west.· 2 b d I 34th St l' pen.536·348S. 4Rmsuite,xlnloc., Lease 1.000 sqft w/office Sei:uredand.guaranteed. FOUND: Mala mute /? fwocrckp~tn1dsm~6~5~~~~ves & Babusitter .Weekda,_·s •. JustnorthofJambOree I blkrtoupbehx.Le · · 1 ~2 Now! Roomma te for 0 220 v h t ht 968-0888anytame "' J onPaclflcCoastHtonwav c . ase yr ). N amplepkg,utilpd, 11 . • ea • o . female.approxl yr.V1c. Jpm-6:30pm. Tetepnonel714167S.eooo: $250/mo. 545-8010 spac. 2 br. eat. non-$27S/mo675-6900 water. new building, gd Mort-~s. Trust Aval ado & Coro nado, Young /\ttracu vc fem . 55l-3081. Ownedan<Jmanagedt>v s moker. $85. +dep. locale.645-2244. oeed5 5035 NB.645-1402 w/2 yrs experience in ------- The Irvine Company. '!Udo Isle 2 br. tftil incl. 548-4371 eve. CdM .. dlx 6 rm suite, bat~. Tropi cal Fish seeking Ba bys1tter. Mon· Fr 1. 2 "213-681-8406, Eves/wknds Plush Garden E.Bluff PaUo, ample pkg, utal. •••••••••••••••••••••••Lost 1·8-76. s m Cockapoo full lame employment boys. 7 .30 -5 .30. Cd'.\'[ .Bayfront 2 Bd 2 Ba Pvt ISVS.2342 l . s $390 675-QIOO AIRPORT LO•Ns up to 800/ mix 3 mo old re m puppy St5-3835aft 5AskforPJ area.Xlntpay.640·7672 • . Condo. poo •tennis. 155 . 3200Square Feet I " /0 38)f1owerC.M. Rewa rd. ~:i::s~~:O· yr!~. 3 BR. 2 ba. gar. patio. incutil.644-4473 San Clemente. New 19W PerSq.Ft1 lstTDLooM-ll/4010 Exp.GalFrldaysceks fullBabysitter for 12 )r oM bilt* 1D' beach~ No pets. Fem Roommate 25.35 PresliJious building. 2 Air-conditioned oft ices. 2nd TD Loans :.OST Large male Collie. lime gen. office. boy . my home or youn.. UTILITIES PAID . Yl(l)(t~Nwpt~·l603 sbar· e C."•. Apt .. Call. Conv_en1entlocatio.n . Ex-ample parking. . ta o & wht. "LADD" 548-664 1 Sat. & Sun. CM arc.1. 1.u ti uit I Fairest Terms_ since 1949 Reward. 968-8635. 8 f 7 p .. 1 BLOCKTOOCEAN wl4nktobeach'&s hops 3 7S2-0160or751 '4286 ecu ves esavaa now. Harborlnnst.Co. ------55i·l 09 a t 1• ur Deluxe Ptivate 2Br 2T>a. b &ti "'""" 14.-'b 2 b S 2 4 0 · m 0 • Ag n t · 673 4400 Sattler MhJ. Co. Personals 5350 NU RSE-EXP ER 837-1741 Lge walk-in · clo;ets, .~~. 57•51A-921 · r. a Female Roommate, 25.35 714-492-9920. Realtors • 642·2171 545-0611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wall give loving care to Vo"" ... h 28 2b elderly invalid or new Bakery Sales. afternooni-bllns, garage, cable TV. yrs to s are r, a N 8 Executive office 2000 Sq . fl. off. & 2ndTDLoansWanted SingleAdultFellowship mothe r . Laguna ar ea Ba lboa I s l and. Call Adults/no pets. $300 mo. $485. YRLY. Oceanfront 3 house, CdM. 675-7025. fr~14' well decorated warehouse space direct-Buy T. D:s for cash Bible Study-Sunday 9am 49942 673·8686 WI June 15. $375 mo. oa' br, .2 ba, patio, bltns. Fem. Rm mate over 21, to sunny: w /view-recept'. I~ acr os s fro m 0 C d T D . 2525 Newport Blvd. CM . . ----year~y lease. Se~ te ap-gar;l,jC.#W.S-3655 s hare lge 3 Br on rm. 14•!.a'xll' wet bar, Airport.549-1480. N1!8~~~s~ndT.o~·s GoldieRunyon.642-7550 Help anted 7100 BANK preca.ate. Call for appt 0CEANFRONT-2Bed. Seashore . $130 mo. $250 mo. ALSO. 1S'xl2'. N bid 2500 f M 1 $3000 $30000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UTILITYPERSOM 551·6042after6PM. Year.IF .. '$350 mo. Call 615-3184 cbocbmcrpt $216mo ef fgL sq.~· 7 Equityi~vs~t.Div. W/M 27. good looking Advertisin9SalH All around opcrationul Both nr be~ch & bay w/ to c. ge rear r. 1 t BARNET'l"MTG. CO. seeks women for run & Young Company opening ex per. Eldorado Bani-.. LAS BR.SAS Waterfront Homes· Share lg. home w/pool Jacobs Realty,675-6670 sq.ft. Days 540·S7lO ; o c travel. Bruce, Box 503, new office in Oran"e Co. 17752 17th S t , Tustin 6.11-1400 Costa Mesa $150 M-F eves.646-0681 20Yrsin rg . ty. BalboaCa.29661 . ., 832-4204 Easy Living For · T • CPA w l d to share 645·2134 anytime Must be aggressive & . DiscrimlnatingAdulls SanCl«nwnte · 3876 nr. N.B. 554-3007 om, an e Office/Industrial space. . The 58th Bomb Wing As· hard ~o~king. Straight -BA_R_M_A_l_D_·_M_u_s_t_bc_n·~ Who love the beach ••••••••••,•••••••••••• 89.2·234S Monty. suite 13xl4 ore. $200 mo Lag Niguel area 400/3000 For Sale 2nd TD at a dis-sociation <4oth 444th commission. Contact Mr. 1 bl & d d bl toappreciateoor . '2 Br $200. mo. $50. reduc-F 1 k to inclds recept & phone. S. F:Nr Frwy831-1082 count improved proper-462nd and 468th Bomb Pare at646-0S36. ta e epen a e. nu Oc 1 ti 'ir erveas.manager emae see_s same Acctng s~cy avail. ty,gdsecurity. G • fWW expernec.847-5411 :Be:~h~T~insteps r:'1 :ruts aaz Encino stutre beautiful 3 br apt. Newport Ctr, 13031200 Sq. Ft. M-1 space $18000 10%$1S5mo 11~ti!;1~~ranso. . A p A R T M E N T •Security Bldg Ea~y walk to beach: Sl.S0.548-7200 Avocado, Ste 245 . w/froot office, lge rear Availat$16.SOO. · Denver, ~losr~~~~·~~·~ ~1ANAGER Prefer re· •Private patio or balcony S4?.SOl7 days , 542.9009 Fem. RM wanted. 3BR 640-8S00. door .. $189.50 mo. 629 $5.000.10% SSS mo. 21_25• 1976_ This wing tired couple. Must be .ex· Part time. P\'t. Countr,· •Pool&Sundeck eves&'(iknds. 2BA condo. Own rm+ •lMOFREERENT• Terrrunal Way. 540-5710 Avatlat$4,SOO. served in India, China, perie~ced for beauta~ul Club. 2-1 hrs per \\t>t>h. •Large parking area I ba. $1(18.33. 646-4221 1·2·3 Rm. offices from days, 646-0681 eves. AboveEduBekapprox 3 yrs. and Tinian. For inform a-54bld un.it ~xury tseBecun~ Call 6H ·5404 for In. •l BEDROOM• 2 BR ~lex. very c ean, $135 N T ES R. . r. 642-4603 tion contact J ohn A g m ewpor ac . ter view. Lsereq'd-Sorry, no pets no st~ ... Adults only. Career Exec. Fem. de-airnnrt~~~1e'!1s~·req.ear *COS AM A * Kavulich 145 N 5th (~feet to beach)._ 5350,1------- 5515 River Avenue 493-7'7§ sires per son to s hare .. 8'a3.32239Til noon 2500Sq. Ft .. 3.000 Sq. Ft .. New 2nd TD. $5,350. 10%, Street. 1;\dia na, · PA. per mo. +apt & ubl. pd. IEAUTICIAMS (at Sea.shore &5Sth) Lux. Condo, E. Bluff. 10,000 Sq. Ft .• near S.D. 3 year term. Will con· 15701 For appt. call Mon. Jan. Mgrs w/( for top «. ~ B Forappt.call &42•2566 Apai=hrftithed 644-0991 OHice-Lag. Niguel. Frwy. Nattress Really. sider a small discount · l.2lh. (714) 956-1010. ask Salons.S40.S582.6,i4.()661 or lhed 3900 ts /drps ut il pd 979-6571 Call Linda at 552·8524 * * * for Helen Hardy. Sorry. . ..aEWrORT l ••• •n••tl••••••~•••••• Fem roommate to share cp · · Agt. noctuldrenorpets BEAUTY -ll airs tyl•~1 PAIK" l '4nl&BXCI11NG apt in CdM. 1 chlld OK. Avery/SD Frwy. $90 mo. 600 SqFt .of, Mfa Shop l irdte Moore . . w/follow . Needed 1m · APARTMENTS PALM MESA APTS. 556-3106,640--8034eves. 496-6298 Space, Nice area. $1!>0 AwcefMtth/ I 77460akfrH Lane Asse.mbly, ~xpe r d in med. 644.S762or644-0~ .Bachelor 1or2 ·....,..""'ES......,, N PT For Lease Prime Loe on per mo. 548-3300 P~1/ . 1 In loading, aud 10 cassettes . Bedrooms and Mmu • iv 2 fem to share 2br N.B. · · Lost & FoUnd " e or related magnetic tape Beauty Operato.r. 2 .Assai.-Townhouses BCH. apt. Nr bay w 1 male Coast Hwy an CdM: StorCICje 4550 ....................... You are the winner of products. International tants & 2 manac~nsl Cor Fr.$339.50 Batch,l~~lt. $6S/moea.CaU673·9393. e1400sd ctn.p enerwflye cr~nofvoat.r ............ ••••••••••• ...._cc1111Bf1 5100 twol fre>e dllnnetrsd<s,14.50 Audio,556-1787ofc hrs. Onewllsu lonS. R-l1e ha2rodo ~ 960 LI rom•""'· . R l ·"'·•nt ·~ACRE. Fencedatora11e va ue se ec e rom ue ette a on ..,...,n · a Y Adults,Not-ets Resp . Gal lo share Showroom, ea ...., .... e .,.., 1 s t A •• .. ••.••••••••••••••••• SkinnyMike's menuat -ASSIST.MGR. Newport Cent er Dr. AcrS0P1°1·Pfoorolms·T~"!'81hlon l.S61McsaDr. CharmingBallald.home Ofc, Boullqu&, or store. area n an • n a * * * HOLIDAYIMM Bright, energetic Assist. DesignPlar..aN 8. Island at Jam~;ec on <SBlksEastofNewport w/samo. 675·8139 or Call Eves. 493·2118 or Hel.gbts. Tax deductible lobenGlbel llll lristolSt.. Mgr needed for cust.i-..--"'------- San J oaqulnHUls Road. ~:.Jo 673·2383 6'75-t434 =:=a.. Call 20402 a-Ing S CostaMesa service in Nwpt Ctr. C7141644·1900 Fem. w / 12 yr . oldt2 law offices in Fashion llellWI W..ted 4600 lntt Pleaao call 642-5678, ext. Printing or graphics Bo~ & Girts ., BR 1 bl .. fro ..... LUXUIW duplex 3 Br, 2 dauabt.cr & dol would ltlln ~ Suite.1~"!~th tak· ....................... Hllllth1•011 leeclt 333toclalm your tickets. backgroundMhelpDful.1but 10to1 years of age. Dai· ' • " m oce ..... bn, unfum yrty $345 mo. Uke to •hare your bm.. CV,.;WOver UUAmgpre-· You are 0.. winner 0 .. * '* not nee. r. ev ns, ly Pilot delivery route married couple, on.I)'. Yum. 3 er, 2 ba. lhru w/tem. $17-MS7 ati.gious Big Canyon. Np Matw'e wom•n w/sm poo. two free dinners ($l4. 1_644_-823_2 ______ 1 may be available in your SZSO.mo.675--8059 Junc30lb $315 Stepsto Bcb . Panorama of dJendsbach.a~t.ornn vale) •let d r ·~n-..:-.* area.Earnprotlttor~· '\t 209 4tst St NPB Fe\Jl. to share w/same OranteCount.yfrom t6t.b witb b•. & priv. eot. ~yM~ke':~enu~~m -,.... ... ~ ASST MANAGER liveries & cas h, t~ps or YRLY 3 br, 2 ba, b "'213>869-598Sowner. . ~3bd.2bal\s.N.8.J floor.C.11714~. Ba1/,Barea.54U871 HOUDAYIHM M~_,SS~Gl(I Exper 'd womcn·s ap. merchandise for selUna buch.Nearnew,blt.ns < m.1. Balboa Bay Clb. 11 /I t/ "' "' pare.lsbop.Callforappt. 0 w subscriptions. •'or au; e. $390. 548-4063 E•lde 1 br. slv/refrig, ~m. shrp. $150. I trave.I, IMatl" S.ltn .. A::'u ""1 l U 1 lrhtol St... $5. Oil Jteg-utn Massai e 586-2085. Laguna Hills. information please oil 3 Br 1 Bit yrly 2 blb new cptt/d rps . $185. great. deal for atra1&bt, Full service suites ••••••••••••••••••••••• CMtwMeta wilh~~~holclans AUDIT CLERK 642·4321. From San beadt$365mo. · Adlts,nopets.648-0931. resp.lem.fi42,1898am. available in alrport a.rea .. iHH Please call 842·5678, en Hr.I l2:noon·lO PM Mon-Req ·a accurate figure Clemeolo-San Juan M2-S188 4000 Roommate wanted to ~&.arti:i.g$200.C.ll Oppa tuJty 5005 333&.ocla :!o!rtlckets. sit 1885·8 Park Ave. aptitudew/knowledgc of ==~dMl~ron~t!1 YRLY b ••••••••••••••••••••••• aha.re Costa Mesa home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa. calculator. Lite typin1. jo-El Toro a.rca. call bfh/ba•r.bnf y ~3'~ iS Pvt-enl/ K priv. CM $25/ Lge Jd ft pr. can Chris: !.\» SQ FT·S325 mo. No. P1J2A & CHICl(IH Lost & Fo.c1 530 646-9944 Will tralo briJht person S8l.Ql0. f13.l90Slltnemsg. · · wk&$80/mo.up. 6*8178 C. M. Prof. lSl floor OPEN36HRSWS'&l(AJl •••••••••••••o•••••••• w/min 1 yr bus. exper. lqualOppor.Emplo~r ------------ti S48-~or~ Cpl wlU tb•re' Br 3 Ba space.540-22JOOf494-0l98 take out. Owner not am· LOST: Male Codapoo, POXY GIRLS Xlnt working conds "co. aBl.Jl:!._ 1~ Ba .a>dndo tY"'11 Rooms $2$ wlr up. bomc nr ocean w/cpt a Colt.a., .. office spa~ bilious &1Wlnet.s*200• tan w/blk ea" "tall. Otm::ALL-MASSAOE benefia.. P~e 644~ · -. cp&a, rps, ene,. -'k.itchea. Apt.J $17.SO dtild. non amkn, $275 '40. mo. ln.d. u&.11. Xlnt week. td«l,al for Mom Ir Wearln1 bro collar. MODELING orappty 180 ewport SELL idle llems with • ~\fa~ ·hule~ P$2C:.s' ;k up.i 5'8-t'7U or mo.+ S hare/util. lorReal~te,Ina.,ln· Pop. OOOfl TerJPS. Al\. Name ••Pepp7". Vlc. Home.()lfic:e.Studo. Or,N~(Trus.tAudllDlv. DailyPilotCluslCltdAd, ~ no pe • T. ee.31187 983 .. M4Uc60180Ufl5 comoTax,~c.$48•MS7 837-4200 N.8 .tr?J.231.t 5'2·3180 ext32U &Q.~ BARTENDER --1. • . " . ,;,g D~LYPILOT Saturday.Januwy10,1011 J H.t,W•hd 7 100 ...... W•hd 7100 Mll•11 • 1005 FrHtoYou 104&"""'"'" · 1050 .... W..ted 7100 HttpW.t.d 7100 HiltpW-.4 7ioo~W..W 7100 .............................................. ··-;;;ucno;;·· ............. .:.··········· .................... s ••• ~······················ ....................... ••.•···················· ·················•!•••.• SALES MAMlf'rB TUltlNG MANY ITEMS 01' nro; ................ 80~~· ~~mNo~r;· nc~: loat 8edrid0ftt •Dispenstng Optician ex tumUI J EWE LR~ A)\ T 200 ~Street . ~ /bes torfer 968 fD6.!i &Otesel&tg9M =~t';.=,1;\~t,.,,°'4, JUNIO .. R SALESMAN Newspaper promotion company has ~~~~u:N .. ~~'. lc6o• f;l&)ternMopleT~k ln.stall~n bm~ftt3. SS&-1'808 -opening for people with vans or station PHONE Jo'OR INFO .• rC'AJ flt't ~ w'-(1., ~ Bed Fro mes, $75. Ook .Mu.st b(> xper'd . Good wagons. Earninf,tS $150 to $300 or more BROCHURE. MS-2200 v~u!') h~:rtsk~n v l)esk,sm. ~. 642·8134 co. bench& ·medical & DOCTOIS ASSIST. per w e c k . Good c h an c e for " 'Ure ms. P aid v.al·s Wt: Y~ ladl~ <JJ·ZS> to 10Ta15 jgs Old advancement. Must be able to work Runt-SAMTI9UU Mlkc'• .,,tnuat Full 111ie Baby Crtb. m.•l 'urt: took111 ~ fo r good work wHh lc acim'4t t with teenagers. 'lb.is is not a paper J_.y Clt••c• HQUDAY INN treu & bumper. Gd C)Clrm. ~mployeea (orfast ·massage in Health Spa. lOto20% OFF l 131 .Utol St.. cond. $25. 673·~ aro~init co No exp. req .. we train. Earn $20-$CO per week WOt'king' after route.· S t t ON AU.STOCK Colt. Mesa Karges Din. rm set, lilng Apply Jn Persoo Applynoon-8pm.2ll2 school & Saturdays . Huntington" Call Mr. cot a St9-8956 for Wtd~Ssun~,oon-5pm Pleasecall!W.2-5613,cxt. bdrm set. aoru, chairs, Pucmra By Harbor Blv4 Cotta Beach & Fountain Valley ...... as only. appointment. s"""ALnBOABQI '~~to 333toclaJmyourUcJu:ls. tables. tam~s, refrig, KapperYnchts ,.1 • ~... 'IS~.. * * h d h Mis 928W.17thSt, c.M. "es1t. Leave name, address &phone number Equal Opportunity Employer CN'exttothe Ferry) * ::t1{93rycr. uc c:. lookkffper /Typist for \;PA . Salary open. Perm. position. Call aft lPM, 675·2070. ~ ------ BOOKKE EPE R W a nt e d b y N.11 . /\r C'h itect S(•cy l.k1lh llusl know At R. Al P payroll, Tnal liala11ce. 11trly payroll & saki. t:a" rt'turns Salary ncgottj · hk t'honc Slt?phun1l' ut 631 0944 DRIVERS WAHTED . on tape recorder. Call 5J6..4298. \ 675-0433 FREE: Loving~ Persian ' . - Mcnor Women Orig ADU ueMu b bed Ulk & whlte kitten. lpcbeddivanbelge Must be 25 or-over Help Wmt.d 7100 Hefp W..tecl 7 I 00 with new CJmattrei. ~125. S4.5·31ltor 646·560'1 Jeathe~ettc $40, Apply ln l'ersot\ ............................... ••••••••··~··.. 873-7170 ,_...... 1050 642 6438 Yellow Cab ...... W..t.d 7 I 00 WmrHct 7140 ••••••••••••u•••••••u 7' blk naug. tutted sofa. 11251SlalerAve1u1e .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RealEst:.ite Carcer SALESMAN·YACHTS STOP.f'AYIHG Sbop&Sa\le -new&used 2·30'' walnut end tbls. l''owitain Valley Attn. Licen1ed Must be eitperienced. A~tlque s hoj>s high furn. a lf ls, mis c. Lamps . 1-:le c adding Liquor & market person· HURSE-RM & UnlfcHttd 64&-9000 pnecs. <We take trodes). Wilson's Bargain Nook . m:ich. Dlk coffee tbl. * • * nel. £xperlenced. Gd F/time :Ml s h.ift. ~t· Ye11lery~ars Antiques, 545W.19thSt. C.M. converts to din tbl. 4 cuM DonaldBlioH p11y.Hoursflcxible.App-lngton Be3c h Co v. •Classes s t a rt Im SALESMAN 1473 Irvine Ave. C.M. folding chrs. 2 Uf\hOI 2968 Pemba Or. ly in person before noon Hosp, 18811 Florida t, media tely (17th St. Behind HI.Time Custom made in Oen· chrs. Secy chr. Patio Coita Meta .it =»Cl So. Bnstol. Santn HB. 847-3515. 3M Authoriud Dir Liquor-) murk, beaut oiled 8' oil furn. 4-druwer fire proof You a rc the winner ot Ana. *Complete course in 2 • c;all 644-8494 Antiques, Hoosiers . Pie walnut solid top dining fil c. 673·3650. r d ---Nurs ing Atte ndant, ex· weeks Safe, Dressers, must sell tab I e • w 18 ch 8 1 rs• ----two ree inners (14.SO LIQUOR STORE b SU 19.,.. Del matchin• 7• buffet pad & Qu~n size Riviera couch. value> from Skinny . pe ra e n ced. Bayvie"' S ecretary w / stoc k Y n. -ewarc hnensin~l $1400 6ls·l938 Golden Bm. never used. l\11ke's menu .it Tra111ee-Asst. Manager. Conv. Hos pital, 2055 *Specaal,Pcrsonal brokerage firm. Prefer HB.960·1780 . . . Sl75.67S..9028.Aft 5:30 HOLIDAY IMM !::d!!i. ~~n~~· r~:1:~ Thurin Ave, GM 642-3505. & individualized help. some cashier or w.ire Antq Wall Clock. Walnut Bdrm & dining rm. set 3 ----. ----- -3131 Bristol St,. e xce ptiona l pe r son. Office Typist, part-time, •ON the jobtra ining room exp. XJnt wor~m_g w/brass decor. Runs mo. old, S600 for both, Twn White Bed, ma tt, bx Uookl..ccpcr. full time, Costa Mesa 673-6372 approx 3 hrs per day, FREE cond. Cont.act He1d1, per{ Offer C8115J6..8987 cost$1200.848-0564 sprgs, bdspread, (blue). 1h1 u t r1JI lrn l a n ce, Please call 642·5678, ext. LIVE IN HELP, aood 60WPM,cal1640·1600 640-l460 . • Sofa & Cocktail Table Gdcond.S50.G44·~l4 llookkcl.'pa F Chg t l ) IX>lllllOn & Gcnerdl Ofc O > pos1t1on. 642-8400 µ;iyroll. ph:a~ant, able to 333 to claim your tickets. .. -. Man a ge men t o P· Secretary Needed, airport OAK SALE!! Beaut cond. Priced right Used bedrm l'Orner group med p u b lac, good 1t * * pay, beaut. room. Some Office Work General ex portunities. area, P/T l ·S. Mon thru Largest Selection or 960-2939bef10/art4. incl 2 beds, tbl, dbl wall tell-phone cxper. Start· Englis h ne e . Refs. per. Telephone , filinJ:, Fri. Immediately. Send Aqierlcan Oa k in chesl & shelves, green in~ S.1ljry $1.000 per mo. Earn $200 mo p/time. _644·7468 typing. 12·5, 3 days week. *Challenging currenlex· resume . Webster In-California. Ta bl es Marble table top large $150,644·2108 \ll>O hl•allh insurance .& FUiler Brush Sales, local Hntg Bch ~rea. 003.5047 pansion program ternational Corp. 1855 Chairs, ff all Trees, I~ 3Y.i'x5W Beautiful hlgh . vacnlton pay. NB Area. area. Bill, 968-8378. . LOAM MacArthur Suite 460, Boxes, Dressers, etc. quality $200657·7733 E .O. Lee wrought din tbls. ~nd n ·o.,umc to 1\cl No. OPTICS *To 80% Commission. Irvine, 92715. JERRY O'CONNOR AN-. 60x34 & 24x34, 6 chrs 57ti, O:.t1I.\ Pilot. p .0 . Box Experienced waitress af· PROCESSORS 0 Pt 1 cal C I ea n l' r & TIQUES 1760 Monrovia New woven Leaf design cuslom cusbions. Cost 1560, Col.ta Mt!~j Ca . lernoon & eve. s hift. traint!e 882 Production *Lie. prep day or night SECRETARY Ave. Costa Mesa 645-9'46 Herculon Sofa., Coffee 51000, $250. Bi'ggars /(tra ?2626 494 -lt385 or 998 South Downey Savings Place N. 8. 642·5446 classes, Top Notch. Xlnt typ·st or645-3222 Table. both for $325. long curved sofa, newly ·.1rpt_•nlt'r -Coast Hwy. L.B. & Loan ORDER DESK CLERK Sh. ~se transcribi1ng cash. Value$700. 495-1888 upb~l $250, firm price ~ H ,\;'II EH lo hid lj rge FEMALE DRIVER Has immediate openings Need qualified person for * i''rel.'10 11:.iy lraaning machine. Xlnt benefits. Appliecn SO I 0 WATERBED pedesta11_ 837 _· 7 _ 333 _. _____ _ ~·u!.lnm hou~t'. Laguna Apply in person, Color an Orange County for orderdeskandcuslomer Equal Opp Employer.•••··~··••••••••••••••• frame, line~. heater,Medile rr ani~ kinl' Start r·eb. I Mm. 15 vr~ Glow, 2030 Harbor Bl CM conventional loan pro-relations position. Must •Top 0H1cc localions. Salary $550-$600 mo. Call Apt. sate Maytag washer $125, 645·3'.Ml bdbrd dresser 2 nighL · Mrs. Baker,833·9550. & dryer combo. Xlnt. --• · l::xp LH· H3J·861.t cessors. Must have ex-bl! responsible. Irvine In . $100. 963-8738/645-8913 Oversiie Sectional, ex· stands. $300. 640-5867. -CASHIER/ -FRY COOK . expe}·d 12 per. in processing from cust. Complex. s.46-4135. ~apopllyir.·en!.C necessary lo SECURITY GUARD eve. lremely large. • W&J Sloan c-ouch. Noon . 6PM, some wknds documents through fund-CREDIT CLERK 848-0855 ing ORTHO·ASSISTAMT r'or details pll•ase call Full time or part time. WaJl b ef & $50. 548-7116 Xlnl condition I l··or r1ne jewelry store.1---------ContactPersonnelDept Good j o b for ri g ht Linda 558·7555 Swin g & graveyard. liuy some r .rgs , $75. 57j.5732 l'er m. pol.1t1on Phone GEl. REP AIRMAN 54ll-0902 person E x per. pref'd. Over 21 Irvine area. Cap· app ances running or 9 Walnut cred~nza cust ---~------'"'qual Oppor Employ"r ''~la ~i"sa.c •6.5170. Receptionist for front taln Carpenter. 551-4054 not-also scrap m etal made S2SO.Anllqoakhall Oval dark walnut dining : \lr Raggll. 897-0327 for Boatexperpref'd. 1;; .. ~ "" .,.. desk. Part time or full orS5l·l881. . 675-5258. tree$250.644-0777. table plus 2 leaves.(6 Jµpt MacGregor Yacht Corp · G · b "A ,., • ch · b k --1631Pl r C M Parttame OreamJobwith time. reatJO ..... o-06~ SECY/TYPIST· GE ~mericana Side by King Site waterbed dis· seaats1rs.4w99/~a28n7e. ac sand Cdsual Labor, J> T . i: T. acen 18' · · MACHINIST Umtcd Way Agency. 1 or752-0869. . side, refrig. Custom dis· tressed stock $45, com-, ____ ... _____ _ llrll. 9-JP:\I or 8 4 JOPM Gen 'l Ofc. 1 pers on. All around machinist to you have 1 ~r 2 children, R.E. SALES Excelle_nt typ10.g & penser. Water, ice c ubes, plete675·7651 Campaignstyte5 pc \lon-Fra. Lile a:.scmbly1 Construction exp pref'd. work in medium s ized over 6, "e 11 e ven ar-transcribing skills. cTilShed ice in door 1~ Bedroomsel. & packaging. Inter vie w· Pleasant teleph manner. ProdU'Clion Shop. Able to range for their care . Ap· START THE Newport C~nter a rea. yrs old. $500. 644-0777. 9' Sofa, & matching 4Y.i' 67J-6J70 mg by Appl onl y 9-llAM. Quick thinker. Typing & do lite tooling & produc· prox. 22 hrs per week at HEW YEAR Sa I a ry S 5 00 · $600. loveseat gold, gd cond. · 12 & 13 Jan H.unbow some bkkpng. Neat ap-tion.50hrwkweek.Com· new manamum wage. Benefits. Equal Oppor. Elec. Dryer, 3 cyl. Xlnt $100,54$-0206 GcrGC)eSale 1055 :\laJ:nt•llt'" 3081 S. Harbor pe a r anee. Call wkdys pany paid Insurance Ap-Mus t. be p;itient. in RIGHT! Employer. Send res ume cond. $60. firm. Will del Santa Ana. ~0-4777 betwn 8.30 & ]:(lam & Sat ply in person. No phone ~ovat1 ve. tale_nted ~nd StU Homes to Classified ad no. 491 1 4 b a st I & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cllr\IHSIO E --bet wn ~, 30 & noon. calls please. Beach Mfg lake workmg 1n varrl'cl c/o Daily Pilot , PO .Box 540-7454. JS602 Contaaner Ln. JIB lllluat1ons Mobile Darcc Learn Investments • 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca Ht-:CEPTIOXIS'l l·ull taml' posll ton opcn I u r t' 11 e r g l' t 1 t' , 1 m . .1~inat1\'C', ple;i~:.inl 111 II\ 1du:.il. bur>y oft 111• lor :l dv\'\ on., good s :II an 1 h.11r:-.lllt' l'\Pl'r \ l'I'~ lwlplul 552 RJ:m ----------lor646-7181. EamMore 92626. GUARDS MAIDS Our residential division ------.---1 P /t1me & f/time Full time. appl y in PART T I ME workers lists and sells more in· Service Stal~on Atten· Uniforms furn. Reured pe rson. 8AM to 3PM. needed for Welco me vestmentpropertiesthan dant,. e¥per d._Day & ok. Teleph & car req\I Laguna l1 1hs Htllo n. Hosles.s p rogram. C~r most investment offices .. Eves. FuU & P/time. Ap· Call Lt. Sater, H33·4693 25205 La Paz Hd . Lagun.i nee. Contact Founlarn Personal Training. Video ply! Shell Station, 17th & 10am-3pm Hills. Valley Cha mber of c:;om· Training, Prestige Of· _l_rv_•_n_e._N_B_. ____ _ - ----------mer ce for antervac w , fices, Full Facilities, SEWERS-Homew/power 1 laardrcssing Assist. Good Ma 1 d s. Th c In n at 18135 Brookhurst. F. V. Property Purchase Plan S th d I k & bl" d h ,. s d L . • N c 962 AA.•1 . • rea over oc an rs. uuarn 25 a av +. agunil, 211 o . oast ........ .Fr 1 n g e · Be n.e f Its , · t · t h p l.lndlcdl·ncal.Jct1nt1es 49!1-~000 for interv.1ew Hwy., Laguna Be ac h. p . Superior Commis~ion s,.1.c hedr . ay per or i;:nlf h<1nd1cap <Laguna Beach ) AskforMrs Gobiel art-T1meeves &SatAM. D . 0 r . IDIS. e c a.r ment. "l'r\ll't'' \111!-t hJve ap · P erfect for s tudents. ynaf!llC rg~naZlJ ton, 893-2650 CLERICAL t1tu1k lor 11~un·s & cnJo~ ---------•I Maid wanted, Se a Chrr Inside work, guaranteed Leam!ng ~nvironmenl, • . rleta1I work. Good teleph HOSPITAL Motel. 1661 So. Cst. Hwy. wage. Call Al. Aft 4pm. f'l:lll time hcens~s w~o SITTER for 2 children, U in Jn n" r XI n l co ADMITTING/ Lag.Reh. 494·4892 S.A 542·9013 or G.G will work for earnings m pm. Mesa Verde. Sehl. -----.-1 530-8460 excess o f $25,000. per area. 546-2331 ht>nc11ts C<Jll \lary Ann PBX MAINTENANCE MAN --year a re encouraged to ocal. 963-1095 licycles 1020 • •••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale Schwinn Boys Sl· ingray 3 spd, Call aft 6PM. 644-5728 - Men's 10 spd Atala S65: Boy's 5 spd Schwinn Stingray $45, 645-4166 25" Nishiki semi comp. perft main t. 2 sets· whJs $175/ofr. 644·0767 Raleigh -RRA. 3mo. Perfect cond. Full cam· PY equip. Must sell. $400/Qst ofr. 960·3473. Boys Schwinn Stingray r 00 s. ron· wicker,$15ea. Wood Din- ing set, 4 c hrs, antique Packard green . $125. Bell stereo, xlnt cabinet, radio needs help, $50. 548-8642. **I BUY** Good Used furniture & Appliances -OR Sell for You. 1 Wiii MASTERS AUCTION 646-8616. 833·9625 "Aft 6-Coll 142· I 542 Like nu. dbl bed, head board, frame , mattress, box springs. $80. 552-4609 Maple 23.. cir TV Sl 00. Maple stereo $200. Norg e frig. $60. Tech. Sm movie caQ'l . w/auto zoo m m h lens & viewer $50. Couc & chr $75. Elite rela X· ercisor , cost $300, liken u $60. S d rawer dresse r 30 w/round mirror $35. 8' PI um p I .' C M 642-5193/5411-2150. Sat. o n · ly . - Moving Sale from junk l 0 69 jewels. Sat/Sun 10-4 17 Tustin. C.M. Sat/Sun .. Antq. Dresse furn, books, clothes, 4 Dahlia, CdM. 673·2766 r. 33 ---ur •1PPl · &31 OOill or 1-' lame relief 11-; shift To do late Janitona l. re-Pa rt time help, counter apply for a position with Teacber-Pre:Sch ool. ~lli·MliO. lntc~rJlcd l)j lj f:x per. pref' d_ Good pair, gardening. for com· help & fry cook. Apply 2·5 our. In v~s t m ~~ t~ or 3E..fipm.,dM~~·1Fr16401· '!.;20 40 hr. wheels, $35642•5487 Moto·M.ag aluminum -------- • • .'orp. l'o~t.1 :'lh:l.a workm~ conds. E.O.E. mercial properties. f'ull Mon-Fri Del Taco 1155 Residential D1v1s1ons . xper ·"" "00 • CocklJil Waalrcs!. Con tact Mrs. Cygan. tame. 832-4770 Baker C.M. Call Don Berman. Presi· TOW TRUCK DRIVER CalMras & Wanted \pply 10 person. Costa :\lesa Me morial dent.. QUAIL PLACE exper'd. G & w Towing, -Equipment 8010 Bud.., t'O\l'. 3205 So. E! Hospital. 30l Va ctoraa. M.A.NAGEMEMTTRME PHYSICl\LTHERAPIST. PROPERTIES JN C. lOOO lrvine,NBS42·l2S2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CJrnano Rt·al. San Cicm.1~C~.:\~t~. ~~· ~2·~:!7~,34~· ~~~~j National Jr. Sportswear Registered. fut lime. 752-1920 . WANTED; Pentax 6x7 1921il!ll I-s hop h as o p e nin g . Avail.2/1/76.833--9498 Twochi.Jdren.a_g«;s5a~d6 lenses. Preferably 55 Qualafi ca~aons .:. Retail Pizza man wanted full need res_pons1b1le High wide·angle, & telephoto. O:\D11 SSIO\I S.\ I.ES ~J ,\;'li, M.1nagcmc11l Op portunat~ avail. tor pro rl u 1· " r :\I l> I> I•: H N \lEOI:\ Tl':Cll:'lil~L't:;S. ~9·9286 cxpcr p~c~ d. Haghschool tame. 30242 Crown Valley Resp·1ratory School g~rl to care for 646-3612 <Private Party> gra~. Walling to rel~cale. p a rk w 3 y Laguna them whale mother con-________ ....;.__ Moti_vated .. a(.l grcss1ve & Niguel Th · l · tinues with school. Also OMEGA D a rk R oom ,\pply In Person t'asruon oriented . Apply ---------8f3PIS for occassional we.ekend Equip. Comp. & Like \Jon thru Fri 3-5pm Mrs. Craft, Pt;tne·s. 147 PUBLIC 2 Year gradu11te or min. evenings. P r e fer so-new. All for $325 or best. COCO's West '!lin s lc r Mall , RELATIONS 2 yrsexper.Bloodgases,·meonelivingintbearea Call Patrick. Days HOSTESSES Laguna Hills Westminster. Newport Bch Agencu ICU & gen'! respiratory near Marguerite and 4th 673·7272. E ves. 960·1215 OMP AN IO N Lg t 2.iOOlAvedeLaCarlota J care. Conta ct Mrs . Coronadel Mar.Phone hA-8040 ------- A COHV(Nl~T SHOPPINC ANO SEWING CU10£ FOR THE CAL ON n4f'CO. The Vest is Tops! hou~ckccpang lor t•IJ11rly Equul Oppor. Employer Management seeks young person for Amoroso, Cost a Mesa 640-7475 after six. --r lady SJlary open. JIB PEOPLE PERSON all around PR duties & Memorial .Hospital , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Whirl Out In This Jrell. ~6·27:.Kl :irt 5 Exec. looking for part Smtarketi~l~ s uppo rtt. 642-2734. E .O.E. •PET WORLD• ..:iJ,;HV'[ •~~~ -Housekeeper. Live in, tame business associate rong wn mg a mus · •UTOTEM* ook. middle age di wknds off. Mature m wholesale s upplies. F:ntry level s alary. Rep-Cockers. Chihuahua . ~oman prctc;,rre d . person who likes kids. Bu si n ess rut t y ly toClassifiedadno.608RETAIL EMPLOYMENT P oodles. Shih·lzu . <.:ocktail LounRe. ~-900ti S35 "'k. 536·1003 capitalized. Inter vie w c 'o Daily Pilot. PO Box ASST. MAHA.GER OPPORTUMITIES Maltese. G. Shepherd, I 673-2223 1560.,Cos ta Mes a, Ca For national Jr. Full orPart·Tlme Samoyed,Jap.Spaniels, COOKS \ppl~ In Person :'ll•>n thru F'ra :1 5pm COC<>'S Laguna Hill• 310\ll AH~ de La Ca rlotJ Equal Oppor Emplo~ er - House kee p e r. home -92626 mini·Schnauwr, Porns. I deaning 4 hrs wkly. $2. 7S Mana-t . sportswear shop. Retail • No Ex per. Necessary 100 mixed puppies. Stud on Lado 673·1338 .,..~.. REAL ESTATE SALES exper. pref'd. Opportuni· Age 21-65 Eligible s vs most breeds. 2525 W. Will 1976 be the year or ATTENTION l y for ad vancement. GoToTheNearest l 7th at Fairview. SA. Housekeeper. m ature ex· pt!r woma n for house cleam ng. 2 days wk, steady Job. ref. req, own tran~p 644·1841 I louse keeper/ Bab) s itter. independance for YOU & LICENSED. Generous benefits. Apply TIC TOC MARKET Open eves. 531.5027. YOUR FAM ILY? Put UNLICENSED. Mrs. Craft, Pe tric's, 147 For Applications & Info your unproductive lime GETTHERED Wes tm i nster Mall . ORCALL (714)642-7702 BlackLabpuppies to work & make it hap· CARPET Westminster. Tic Toe Systems, Inc. 6 wee ks old, $25. pen! For execut1 vc 111 t ervic w a p pt. ca l l TR ~ATMENT ' Het ail s tore manager . 536-1743 640·4067 We tra i_n you lo sell Must have previous exp WAJTERS. EXPER'D AKC Beagle 3 mo's, male. homes with an accele~al· 45 hr wk. Occasional MULDOOM'S All shots. Housebroken. ed course that starts im· Sal1Sun or evening work. IRISH PUB Call 640·5156. COOKS .ASSIST. 2 girls 16 & 9 yrs. Approx T "' .. , ., cla."s wk. some eves Manicurist to rent l>Pate \ auncC',,...., 7 Ill! 646-8251 " ' · L u h . L mediately. IC you. a rc in· Supervase in mcrchan· terested m earnmg big dise store in South Coast Fashion Island, N.B. Dog OBEDIENCE Class money _fr~m t_he start, Plaza . c;:orporate w ··t . flt' toStartThursJan22 it~t. ~nd1v1duah_zed_ free benefits. Send resume sf~.~~~~ee~~: 10/~~t 7:30 PM. Newporl/ Own trans. !168-4111 an aguna c . Is l l\lo ~ <.oun11•r ( iirl.., evening~ ----free lo get established. , \ppl~ 1n rwr.;nn. Ken· H~ek pr 1 Cook. live 1n Call499·4000 formlcr\'w • 1u1·k\ l·111•d l'hacken. s mall Board&Ca re hme. MASKER, Paint & Body : . ;.~:?:t E. Cst 1 lwy. CdM Lady o~r 35. 75l-8028. Shop, production masker : Custom Drapery llskpr. Live -in. Drive. n~~~~ki~~s: ~r~ag:iblyl~ ! WOH i\ Ca ll 642·Sl71 Ref. Own room & bath. o ,., t TV. Gd wage. 672-9042. Apply ; Color Globe Auto , Qeh lldp \'>.lier. p ref'd. Paint 2030 Harbor Blvd, ' Musl knu" regis ter & lB.M Composer Operator, C.M.645-1422 lt Twattn''" l'\tX'r helpful. Experienced. f~ll or part M "'SS "'GE TECH. ues Wt'd. ·rhurs & Sun. tame: call for interview. "' "" : 644.2i;.i 11,..1 1 & tipm Grafaco T ype 642-1552 TllAIMEE I -Young lady 0 8·28) for Uela venml'n 11\N 21, INSPECTOR legitimate full tame pos1 -l perm 11 t l' .. 1rtv morn First Class to work m lion. No exp. nee. We : LA Timt'" 1h h\ 10 C M . Medium Sized Produc-send to schoo l. earn horn('<; ,. )II mo Call lion Shop. Must have own while you learn. Apply an t &IS 1!>20 t ools, & mecha nica l person any afternoon or -bac kg round. Pension eve. 2930 W Coal.l Hw y, tr.amang on the ~ob m one lo: Box No. 549. C/O Dai· pt NB . rt 4 Irvine a rea. 546-4928 of many topofftces local· ly Pilot. P .O. Box 1560, • a er pm. -----.----- ed lhruout Orange Coun· Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. Waitresses needed. Ex· Golden Retriever lh Black ty,_ call for further lie· Include income desired. perienced and over 21. Lab. 8 wks, 1 m ale 2 t a ils. Arlene. <7 14) 212 E. 17th St. Costa Fem.$20.646-47'4 848-8742 Mesa. ---------RE AL ESTATE SALES RN Woman 40+_ Fun Ume. Lab pups, pure breed, males, shots, black. $50. 548-0851. Jol·n # 1 CCU/ICU Clerical/AR AP. exper. 'Tt Full & p/timc. H -7:30 Non s moker. Apply al319 Irish Setter female, ·s Tarbell, Realtors shift. Contact Mrs. 3rd St. Laguna Bch, mos, needs gd family •Free 15 day training Jensen, 642·2734 , Costa 1-4PM. Wkdays. $65,493·9577 m urst> Memorial Hospital. 301 W d d r ----------• •Cjdtllac car progr am Victoria. C.M. E .O.E. omen nee. c or my Lhaaa Apeo pups. Cham· •Ha"a11, A~apulcotrips housecleaomg service. pion sired. Shots & •lsl place·s ales i n CallRobbies Rag&Mop, wormed. Many colors. Ora nge County 548-0757. -734--0222. . Top )'Hh. p.in1s. dresv ----------• with lhls v1v1d vest •lst place-lts lings taken RN'S Welmaraner pups, lOwks, Beginners pride' Crochr MECHANIC.Al an Orange County SCR'M IEJS all shots. AKC Cham· l1~h1onabtt vesl e~s11y •II,,. •lS\ place·llstlngs sold 1n CFull-Tlm.) ft -i. pionship Jines. very reas. iingle .ind dOOblP etocher DRAFTSMAN Orange County Med Surg, 11·7·30 s hift 546•4681 days, 499.2109 Choo\e a bright ~r basic coin Oentul II\ 1!11 llt"I 1\\•Jch pla n & xlnl Co. paid N'-'pl. Hl·h • Area SliO 111·1 clJ\ Call Ins urance . No phone - ' 962-13.i~ calls please. Apply an person. Beach Mfg. 15602' Dental .Assistant F or Periodnnt JI Oft . Must he t'\l)N 11 t 'r in gen'l clcnastn. bJi.k & , ,front of c. 64.t t~J r ----• Of;NTAL ASSISTA NT : Ortho pract1t'l' r-;xp pref • Call 640-0121. : DENTAL/Rf;CPT • Full,time po!11t1on o!)<'n • I or e n ~ r g 1• t 1 c· • 1 m • • .Aalnatavc, pkao;ant m · div1dual, busy office for J <loclors . good 'a 1.iry c halr!!l de expcr \Cr) Fnrrap1dl)J(row1n~boal •Isl place-advertising lo Exper . acute care ANSWERS eves &wkend:.. nl -nilling worsted Pat1r1 r lrvwte U..ified manuf. co. Self slarkr. Culifnrnia hospital only. Excellent 7039· Muses S•m 10·18 w J.too<l producer, flex able, •Isl place·advertismg in benefits. Contact Mrs. Tremor -Saute -Frff to You 1045 $1.0CI for eaell p;illem. Ad~ School District / k I I f ti u ., A J Co Mocha -Plague -?Sc eac~ pattern tor first elm l . . w n o w r < g c o ll' .-,. . ensen. 642-2734, sta SPECTATOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• A w10111 1 ... mail and h1ndhn". Send to: Accepting App ications document al11Jn ('on'r•'l. •l"t plac"' wa·nner RELO Me s M e or I I 0 • sU11.,.e)5·1umpcr " F ~ v " ~ · u m 8 Food prices h ave 3'male lab/mix puppies. for a g111 In the middle of a or & enganeenng change or· Home Buyer 's Contest Ho11pital. 301 Victoria All black 6 wks old lively school and social wll"' Mee....., S..bstituteFoocl ders.$850permo. IC unlicensed, let us as· C.M.E0£. beln;omes~ht.~-hlh:itehat· wean e d · purtl;,all y' Very quick. euy to sew witt: ~;:..•o.t.IH Service Asslttanb Apply In Pe~on sist you In obtaining your "' amon,. '~ poor as ' it5 own classic shirt lsew m· --r (ln r -11 Basis. *".93 Per W a.. ·1 C t' Real Estate license. Call become a SPECTATOR housebroken. Very affec· eran. IM ••i. OW C ...... ,.._ hou;::'° Apply, ~1 Alton 27Se•.;.t:~or=."aA•::; llAAory SAl~AIYWAHTB> sport. :::·~~l~allhy. Even· Punted P1tt11119200: Girls' =-~:.::.:.·:.:~ Ave. Irvine. E qual Op· CM 962·5566 F/hme ""'"Ilion. Exper ....___ ... _..u.._ Sim 6. 8. 10. l?.1. ~4. Site 10 .....,_, ...... ~-~ te~es I~ yards l>U-'lnell fab11c. por. Employer helpful, but not ·req'd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i-aee to good home, 6 mo. Stnd Sl.00 tor tech patttm. MORE thtn ever btfortl 2oc-Medlcal Insurance 548·3464, .,..._ IOOS male Pug T e rrier, Add25tloruchpttttmfor dtsl«nsPh1'3freepr1ntedl11· J•ftor /511,.,..hor lllller needed. SALES COUNSELOnS .... ;-r;.-;............... housebroken. 495-0510 f11 Jt-c:lts5 Nil tnd fltftctlft&. side N£W 1976 NE£0LtCRArr Exp er. 0 n f)'. W rlt e 842·6261 1" S114t11 CATALOG! Hu everythlllf. 75c. Co.ntainer Ln. HB 11(1 u ns top o Box For Newspaper Promo· Qlll ANTIQUES Bcaul male Samoyed m ix ....,._.._. Crocht wlttl S4i••rn $1.00 qua ca 0 • • Motel maids run or part Uon. Mu.3t en}oy working M 1 yr old free to gd hmc Creclllt • W1rdrob1 . -Sl.00 Otntal Assistant. I 11mC' a·n "" 1·-l "1 4 f u II bl A'9I ~ __,,... lfpt1t1 Cr1ch11 • 1.00 JAMITOIS ,,~rson. ""5 11 •• csa Rf.AL ESTATI'; 1 years 0 aat!. oe a e ua .... '"' It., ..._ St• -Knit took 1.25 ht>lpful S52 R339 I , 176· Cost~ Meaa:92S27 lime. Eitp n0t req. Ap ply _,.;;.;.;o_ __ _.;;..__;;.~--• with youn1 people 10 to .& ualC .&a.1 W/yard. 7SHS65. ~ ..... 4U ltlfty Fifty Quilts • ,f .00 ~~~~d :n~~th~~1~1~1 ~· 1-:xper'd only. 3•4 Hrs lnt1.32051brbor Bl vd. O..OlTUMITY transportation required. & IUIOPIAN ~~~Fr::~~l!~ ~%~: r.n. MY lltll. Met fledltJOl•t lttl l.OO naaht. 5 oa-wk. Mal ... _________ , Excellent part·t1me po, 1. PRE·IHV-..TOIY llW• .. -,·~··1623 • MANI. AIMISS. DP... fltwtr Crecllet IHk SI OD • H B R46·0697 .. JU • .. Well IOCllted RE office. . HI h ( , 3 ..... --v.v· --··••11• I . • iiiiiiiiiiii-•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rl'm. or cpls. rrvlne orco. ~T ~r---t1on. " poy or 2· SALE •• •-M• r,111 Crullet IHk . SI DO Call betwn 2Pm & 5pm. ,,., ~ v•..,..~ Opel ninic r,or 2Y hccn ~I houns ~i.ch e venma. hutr· S "'T/SU .... J ....... ,,0.1 I Beaul Blk M Kitten. 3 mo. Dt Ytt k•• h• ti ut • lostaat Creclttt I tek St.DO OISHWASHEllS M Fri 7 c2 7_.. Selectric otRpOHn uespeop e. our o wn day Satu rdO)'. Co ll ,.. """" ,,ntrt ltHf Su• MW'" ln1tantMJcn11111tek SI.CO on . ., _. ___ ... ---Repro Tyt"sts, exp desk ond phone II' Ycurs 642·8102 ror intervie w LILA MctMTYln all shots, Indoor pel onJy "'" ,..,. flll·Whlttr P11t1111 h11t111t Mt11ty ltok $1 00 Lady whon~11•CJW\mo& .,.,,_po..,ernpor"ry ll"I" ms:i me locotion!Callfor beforc6:00 ....... YtftUIC_..._ ordontenll.549·1846 C1tJlq-ttlJct.,.11i11tl•!" c1..,11te Qiftlttlt $1.00 \pply rn r e rJ.On Mon thru l'rr J.Spm COCO'S LOCJll"• HAit 24001 Ave dtt La C11rlota f'Au•t OppJr P.mploy~r .. _.,,., •':uo ' • ' ,, Interview """"""' _. • ...,. 2 Id ''" IJlfttrll •I """ c11t~•. C111,1tt1 Afr.flu1 :t4 SI.DO up.s .. 1 onented.Pbonf' 11902 SkyPMrklrvint ~ana ·.evc-~673_.517 SALESLADY·f'or Small t996Newport8f Cll moo Orange & wht Std l!-... 1 UPriieA1tim :12 110, Manlyn,968-6378 CallS40-445S 64.5-t4tl ·Url pcd male kitten. '"' + t!Mt W JtJS .._.,, 11 l ltllts •I !Or - -Gilt. Shop. Mature, neat r---------4 163-~145. l11tllt 1t1111ey Crafts it.DO M111n111 811111 IHk U 50, Llaht hsckpn g. Mon/ a ppearid1. Must have Set or 4.oak prated bacw----------1 l•lllllt ,,....._ = St.01 ts l•lltt '" ''"' :a He Wed / Frl. 4 hri ptr da.y. NUjtSES AIDES tran1poruUon. Helpful If chn. 1279. Oak l·ml lrtsh set-Ge rman a bep llltllt 1nt11 • tt'll •m •f 11 Jiffy llfllt •• a., So m t' cooklna. Musl 7·S6 1·U Shlflt 1~~~~~~~~~.Ll~lvl!!na~in~H~B:!:•~r~e-•_· _o._111 va nlly tbl U 19 . mlx pups. Free to good .................... i.111 ....... . have? dnvera Uc. 494.018$. Exper'd. 549·30611_ for app 8'13·2634 m Y154..a311iSl NB home. 646.490~ • I , k k I d x ). p II n s. rs sl a ly e g hl m m h X· u er 'JO ll • to 69 r. JJ I , \. ,. 1r n f( (. d~ S! r ... our famous DIME-A-LINES . .. r ... GsCICJe Sale 1 055 Saturday.January 10. um DAILY PILOT 0 •••••••• •••• •• •• • • • •••• .=.;.;;.;.-.._:..;.,;;..;;;...;;.;;;.;.._L..;..;.:..;..;,;..;..._ ______ ..::;;;.;;.;:;.;..;..:.:;::::;.;._.;-::_~ ~ PUii.iC AUC:TIOM Mlsulwous 1010 ·~ 1010 Mhc•l••oa 1oao MA.NY ITEMS OF t.,lNE ·-··•••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••••••••••-• ESTATE JEWELRY. Firewood Ori, Euc. S80 ART OBJ £CTS, AN· cord, del. Oak. Coul TIQUES, FINt; Jo'URN. UNC' _.IMED )'•rewood Supply, ETC. PHONE FOR lN· I.A 581·11Z2. FO. & BROCHURE. PERSONAL PllOPBTY ~·LE -------645-2200 ..,. ~ • ----SAT. THRUWED. w..t.ct 3 Fam, this weekend. 328 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1011 Alva Ln .. CM. Many ALLSPACE TW.~_!'! .. b !,,_x •,Pr l n ll . ROCK mafle c upboard mFF shafted aluminum •hp 2·SPEEO e leclri• CRI 8 tt •s items. Near 20th & Santa ma .......... -.., ram• ts, $25. Meta bed frame, WlllonX31&olfil'ons 2-9 motorS16'C'OSt$11JO.SaulJJ 644-83l7ma reas • • Ana Port-a-crib S.S. atroller new, $8. Old tea cart, It PW $S per cl~b air compretlSOI' ~. COS1 -,..-.-. _Vl_J_S __ &_Su_ IMDG-S&.F Wonted ; used 6hp Johnson outboard motor. ·m. ·10 model. 645.0236 Sl0.646-8'88 . nictal &,folds up, $10. graphite drivers ShaJi $75. Everyt.hlag perlect WESTINGHOUSE li 'd mi:ss1on e o, at. n . STOIAGIWA910USIS) sxs WINDOW U 3• Pipe c uller UT.SO plastic bead $IS. tripod 548-7ZW · pump, llhp, $25. o!~e ll·5P~:2709SViaAurora 1564 HAMILTON ST. wicker table wilh ~ Maternlty dothc:s, size S8, brake cy Under castirooalnk s10. Fan for olt AJtcaa. "l68--0G96 <Comer Hamilton & Newland) Band Saw & 4" Jointer. Gd working cond. & Reas. 646-4821 bef. sPM top $15 Girl's vanity 10.12, babies clothes up bleeder $8, E70·14 TABL_E It chairs $10. F.F . refrlgero\or SS. Singer Cab. modelsewin3 WIBDAYS 1-7 WIBINDS M d'ark -ood, 4-dl"awc; lo 2 years, 2:Sc·SS. Table JIOb'etter lire, like new .P!ast.i~ clothes hangers 1112" pjpe $10 ft.. 'fable mach., 2 dr()8&Crg, metal Want Encyclopedia Brlt· with mirror s25 old lamp $25. Round white $5, Realoa uprlght witbmppers$1·~·~ee t op atove $25 . vullolblwl•chrs,paper tannica. Lale Edlllon. fashioned floor iamp tor~ica table top SS vacuurn SS. old Kenmore pots, electric, $3 dnp $2. R~frigerator $2S runs buck books lamps dis· Call 675-8067 withl~300wattbulb Guat ar $15. Antique sewing machlne ss. new Pots&paos2Sc·75c. Iron good.67>~ ' hes plants 'chains 'misc Mfscetlaneon 1010 MlsceflCIMCMK 8080 k $10, Whirlpool W1&$her ~lrror $20. Met al home sewln'1 machine board $2. Canister set • items Jan io 10a~·3pm ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~al 1 083 $IO. 830 Plum Pl Sal c~board.4Sbelves.new $15, 10 volume 1970 $1.50 Pillows 75c each. GARAGE door opener, 434~1denrodCdM ·IRVINE CoaMl Colt <.:tub S ALE-IM's 11m1frumettts onty.548-21501642.5i93 ·~!JU In box,~· Double Thomas Register $3, 631·2913 complete, $25. Sat after Membershipforisale ••••••••••••••••••••••• --=-------..:___1 smk, porcelOaan & metal University PA speaker ST R 0 L L E R $ 5:30 PM, all day Sw1. Misc Garage Sale • TV 675.2252 Golf & T .... is Shop Fendtr Maic,,.Htff NEW Lady Sunbeam hafr $25. Wld shipping cart on $8. Sears Penske Urning B 2 o · SSl-4480 lamps & bed rm set 1966 SS & SlO racks below cost. IASS GUITAR dryer, $20, auto • baby swivel 3·wbeels $20 light, H is S4, 8 MM asslnette $15. Baby ~u Port Chelsea Pl. Harbor Two golde n ·colore d 2538Ncwport Blvd. Cosl.D Xlllt --...i M-1.-0 ....__ swing $5, Round new 645-4832 • movie camera $7, 12.V sea~s $lO. Small ft.IE WO O D E N t w 1 n View homes N.8. Sat & Naugahyde reclinl·r· Mesa. ~ _. TTn- walker $5. old bikes and . sealed beam spotlight $S. cabanet SlO. Baby ~nb ~adbo~rds $8.50 each. 1 Sun 9-5 rockers. Good contJ1l1on. 642·5440 CaH 546-9933 lrikes $l·S5, Fire engine G.E. refn~erator $25 897-7082 $15. Babr dresser $15. lu~' s ize bedspread, . $45 ea. Crystal & l>rass aft 6pm & wlmds S3 64&-SlS4 Couch. chair $9 each. zoo Baby swmg $8. Stere< ong1.nally $60. $19. Wall Moving. Furn & misc. c h and e Ii er 3 4 i n LAYTON water softe ner, ----=------- . . Preble. 544-7667 or LARGE UOV, 1 HP motor $10. Living room cha.iJ mounted telephooelable, Sat·Sun 20592 Goshawk diameter wti2 candle: model 836. Like new,lstring Bass. new Lyrou LUXURY for cats. Floor 646-6814 $2S , Black·& Decker $8. Chest or drawers all. wood $11, 2 sets ol LnHBnrNewland&lnd like li g ht s , $125. 45.000 conversion $225. strings, new bridgl.!, • Lo ceiling cat tree $20. GE PHONO St .,x rechargeable drill $25, Sl~S25. Lamps $8 & $15. tWUl sheets wilh cases Be Tourister luggage $45 551·1618. great sound SJOO. 492·630~1 Old Garrard turntabt•~ · · ereo . ....,. s It i l re v e r s i b 1 e Mattress, Queen $15 $2.50 each. 546-8698 oear autyrest boxsprlng & ea1164c /\Occ f ' · ---------,-=: _____ _;_ __ .;..:; $5.830-4958 '"' 548·S8S8 screwdriver$20.skil~" King$S.Doublebeds$1.S• So.CoastPlaza Mauress6moold$125. ...., ....... at 5 p.m . Like new. two VW vanlsong writers ... Mus1 · .. . MANY, barely used red reversible drill $12, twin size $15. Dishes: RCA19"clr.TV&Slnd9 GOLFMEMBERSHIP seats . M a ke o ffer . cians ... Bands THJo; BOYS ~6 Sc h~inn ~brick 3 .. X•"XS" • s mall 2·speed Sears pots & pans 1oc-S12 ·I?AVENPORT, makes rnoold$200+manymore inJ.C.C.forsale. 645-3269Sat/Sunonlyaft LYON RECOR DING speed bike $25. Gari 's ~" good condition, i0cve:J Polisher and Sander $l2, dishes 10c·$12. Clothes mto bed $1.S. S48·5688 items 631·2913 •644·2238 • _ 12. STUDIO WORKS FOR Monarch, 3 s peed bake last offer you haul 2 CP electric drill $10 Sc·lOC. 83S-S097, 541-4522 G . E . DRYER $25. Sat. & Sun. 409. Belvue Ln. . Sofa & love seat, mat· ~Oe~!gFn°ee. ~r&. +prt~~uc'·einr·. $1S, luggage rack $1C. throw rugs $5 to SIS' prestoUte braz!ng outfit 968-S457 Balbo P Woodsh WATERBEDS vu Phone54S·78SS . Pe.rsian&Indi'an. Baby's $ZS., e lectra,,c wire 4 YELLOW contour a .emn.. 1p tress, tables. many a p· 2212 Np Blvd. Np Bc.-h. t chairs $8. Studio couch NEW d ed 1 . Model Kits, Bikes, AP· Complete $129.95 delived plianccs. Call 963·7246. 575 .. 1790 BOYS Schwinn Stingray cnb $10. table $5, picnic s 1"P~rs $7, 24 Stanley $1S. 2 bookcases $15 & an us arge ~ize plic. Beds, Tools, Misc. ALL ITEMS DISCOUNT 1----·------ $12. 642·5487 tab le $5, lamp $2 . a .uman.um level $S , $10. 1700 Palau Pl CM m~n /women clothing Household. AquaHea ven 830·7062 '* * * Used Drum Set. S p1· ---------' 675·~1 Willonv1se$2S.897·7~. 540.4927 M j' · s uits $2-$10, slacks T dM del Ludwig. S75. Cymb:ib ADMIRAL B&)V TV set MENS after4p,;. on., an. 1 SOc -$8, s h irts and JOYearCollection,Sat.lOHand carved bar w/2 e UH extra.Must sell548·2335 SlO o. E. portable WONDER.horse, $S. raclng3-speed$22, un,d,erwear l0c·$5, coats Jan. 9·2 Only. 465 stools, '69Pencrestws hr. 2582 Vista Dr. dis ' 642·2381 Chevy 14" mags $10 2x $2 $25 d e $1 $10 C b ·11 CM bo h ... rt 111-h Offi ~. 'tu & hwas~er $15, portable each head 200 CM Sklis 4's (23'. full 2" rough), • r sses · • a n o, . . t very gd cond. must ..... ewpo -ac · ce r111rn1 re · typewrtter $15 Log BOYS • 15c ft. Used roofing sweaters $1·$5, shoes M . S 1 S sell492·7296 You are th• winner of Ecppmnt 8085 . rfbo d • 20"bike$20.nice $6.842-7917. boards .,A ft. Concrete $1-$5, H i'bacha· $3, ov1.ng ae at.11·5PM t f d'"" s ~u .ar $25, 10 gallon set 4 g r een· kitchen "" A t C II 1l TIFFANYS p C wo r ee inners ( 14 .50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aquar.1um $5, 5 gallon c hairs $20 q u itar FOUR mag wheels $20 bricks 6c each Sat/Sun Melmac 10c·25c. coffee n iques, o . ems, VT LUB & va.lue) ~el~cted Crom Elec typewrite rs . Sey aquariums $2. each. &at. excellent con'd1't1·on ~is' each. new a nd used 215 E. 15th St Bal' set $3,. King bed.spread Con.te my. 9'. Couches, Discotheque. Lido Isle Skinny Mikes menu at chrs $8/up. exc svl chrs 10-4 426 El Modena NB •· ' . d d td Pennisula . , . & drapes $1S Salton tray refr1g, fme chma , tables, Permanent Me m . HOLID "'Y ,.......... $15/35 c tJ k p · 646--01 • bunk bed set without 1!1 ~or a.n ou oor wilh bun w'armer $12 bar stools, pngt's , bership.S275.673·1494 "' ~...... ,s Y s s. aerce. 30 rails $15. cedar chest $20 hghtang fixture, $3·$25, P 0 RT. A .CRIB $25 Presto eriddle $5 s pice clothes, records, books, 3 13 1 lristol St.. Sbl W. 19th, CM 645-7411. FULL length divan $2S. 548-0524 new t~ectrical 'J '.' and Umbrella stroller & rack 91. kitchen scale $3 elc. Univ. Pk. 17746 Oak AtJ_TU~N LAf'!DSCAPE Costa Mesa ARCHITECT'S complete 631·1867 BASKETBALL h wea er proof boxes canopy $15. Both like Punching bag rack $5. Tree.552-7372. ong 011• 46x58 10 custom Please call 642·5678, ext. office furnishings & oop, 25c·$1.50, new electri~al new 646-2926 Turtle cook· . $3. frame. SSOO. 495·1888 333 to claim your tickets. eqwpment. 979.4373 2 DISHMASTERS, brass back boa rd, meta I connectors and door · · 53&-00ll ie Jar · SAT & SUN , 48o1 . * * * $23 & $25 2 tank s upports & extra hoop chime from lOc-$1, patio 1WIN beds on frame & Barkwood JrvineCorf lrvinetoast . • CO:-JF. TBL, Credenza, vacuums.$8&$15,2fire s.10. gi.rls bike, 3 speE!d outlet covers 7_5c, new roller, ExcellentDANISHJoveseatfortwo Walnut.) Dis hwas her, FullMembership 6'Buffet.veryoldbutlike desk, chrs, draft lbl, screens $20 each 2 TV ~o. girls shoe skates. under counter bghls $4. condition $25 each. $8. Man's· light weight Sgt Bed. More! Call 548-2473. new. 3M Copier, porta· couch, pvt ply 646·5356 ~=I~ ~od~ sS:o.· ~1~~1 ~1:::~.$35~· ~!!1o~i~:~~ ~~1:~ bo~ta~!f·$f~~~ 642-4842 . ~~k~~e~cer~~~c~ Couch, toveseat, bo~ like Sterling s ilverware by :.:~~5 . Pvt. Ply. IBM TYPEWRITER. 20" ChannelPl.NB673·1603 S?.50.slidingscreendoor Lacapllla.F.V.962·8936. ~NY or btke cart $25. 3 si lver Ma~k s $5. new. Brand new dinette Towle. ~pen Stoc_k . CARRI AGE. LIKE ------------'fits Monaco model, Bike cart wheXels $10 Leather briefcase $3 set w/6 ~hrs .. New bunk Mod~;n ~ntour Pat· 4 seater golr cart, gas NEW. S 2 9 5. 16 7 9 RATIAN chairs $25 each. Barbour View homes, DOUBLE bed ~25. two each. Vlspa wheels wilh 646-3680 • beds. Misc. items loo! lem .. 1 9dservmgs, 46 pcs. driven, street he. S350. PLACENTIA. 548·3414. tables $15 ·$20 . 2 betwee n outsi d e & double box spnngs and tires $10 each. 15" mag 187 E. 21st St., Costa relai e for $lSOO, sac 895 Capital St. C.M. . Monkeypod lamps $25 kitchen, $30. 1807 mattresses. S25 each. wheels with tires $20VW PARTS: cras h box Mesa (rear) S600.83S-7641 548-4170. U"!derwood Olivetti Ad· each, cork la mp $25, Se ab our n e W a Y • 9705 Verde Mar Dr., H.B. each. Boy's suit, 1CH2 transmission $25. Older 7' Elec. basebrd hlr, alum dmg mach, xlnt cond. Shell ashtrays S2 50, fish Newport. Harbor View 968-5143. year old, blue, like new, ody pan $25. Older front Horses 8060 animal-trvl kennl cstm Baby Grand piano. best $-15, 645-2573 - mobile $JO. old desk Homes.640-4380 BICYCLE 10 seed $8. S' plastic wind end$2S.'68 righ~front& •••••••••••••••••.••••••bow 53lbs fi~h 'n g ofr. Alm<?sl ~ew couch,Pianos&O ans 8090 chair $12.50, desk Jami: ROLL-A-WAY bed $8 Baron to~rin g, Pnew sdcre\?n ror . boat $1S. rearfendersSlOeach. '68 NREW·1'iestern fttfrrups. rods/marlin 'tures, sea ~:~i:~·:~~~~~other •••••••••••s:c!•••••••••• nourescent $15._. metal Dune buggy trailer S2S: condition, no seat, $25, Motor cycle t1r~s. 350xl8 front hood $15. 548-8945 P~~a1 ~;$24,se or$14. mstr t ckle b-<! scuba FIELD'S Wa rehouse I bed frame: adjustable •59 Studebaker 6 seat for bicycle $5. 4902 ~054?0Xl6, $3. Fiber gl'.l--;s l0..5Sat/Sun ·646 531 spe~r guns Voit, exer 10' decorator sofa, green Sale. 400 pianos & or• ~~c a JCWels $10. transmission $25 . 'S6 Charlene Circle. H.B. bo~r~~<;~~~~ ~· Tf1let PAPERBACK books ; Must Sell Jumping Sad· equip .• (7~<~) 846-1017; ~ewly upholstered S300, gans. new/used. Splnetc;. I Chevy 6 motor $25. '59 Apt. 6 <.at Warner and coupie$3. Wa~h :::iny~ Electronic. SOc·$10. die, like new w/fixtures, (213)592-l932_. _____ 675·3175 Grands, Players. Goin~ T.~. plays good $25, Garis' VW ~an parts $25. '66 Bolsa Chica). Odd wheels & tires $2·$4: Harlequins, 35c·90c each, pad ~~~e~. ~l ~~fer Electric po~te rs kiln Dikes. Scars 3·spd mans & out for business. Rent Stingray bike $20. After. Continen.tal door & ROUND table for patio Simca Arounda head Bestsellers 35c ·95c each. ov:r:-. G.i ~.4c0s0.0 axr alr7a bra~d new S2"l5. 226 womans. $35 ca. Viclor wt opt to buy. Kaw.a 1, IOA.M.646·1525 fenders$2S.Call548·1038 he d t 'th bl . newvalve job $20 G ·E· Also some Playboys & • Y. • , Cabnllo642·5056eves. printing calcu lator. St-:inw~y. Baldw111, -or548·5274 avy u Y w1 mova .e El t H d 'r .loth. . penthouse. soc each. Eves. 968·4158 . Chic kering, Yamaha, NEW lumber 2"x6"x12·· Lazy Susan $25, movte ec ro Y ro •.c c es Jln.A E 18th St CM National Camera repair Hecond, $50. Mam En· Kim b a 11 W r I l i r Construction grade .DE~K $9. C hair $7 . camer~·Bell & Howell, P.resser $25 Bike back Sat/Sun~fterlOa~· . 3lf.lyrBay Geldmg. Part course. learn a good duro, 7~C motorcycle, (714 )638·2·770. 12072 $2.2S each. Step bumper Venfax $12. Admiral TV $25, ch1lds bicycle s~at ~~· ~~aste.r & l!>'speed, Thoroughbred. 16 hands: trade; com pl take over Sl50. 646-2652. Brookhurst. GG. for pick-u $15 646.3700 I $15. Doors $3.50 Rugs new $12, wheel and lire ..,. ectnc twm brush CH IF FERO BE $25. 644-066.5. S800 492. · Co P · SJ-$9. 646-6814. If no for 10 s peed bike $4. ru~ cleaner $7 Car Cookware $1·$5. Antique ' 6303 nv couches. corner set Walnut Wurlitzer Organ & BARRECRAFTERS 6 Ski1 answer phone next week childs johnny step $1. two radios S2·$7. :y,. mattress coffee urn $20. P1ctw-es Beaut. ches tnut. sorrel. New 44 gal. fiber back top w/table.grn/yelSI lO. Self bench. mdl. 4075. S900. rack $25 . Apt. s ize coats for gir.ts, size 1CH2. $3. Po.wer edger~· 35hp $3·$S. Silverware $2. Q.uarter gelding .• 15 drums,S4 .50ea. PfOpell~d lawn mower. 962.7493 Frigidaire $25. 494.~ 2 DINETTES $25 each. SS each, girls clothes, electnc start Evinr':'<1e Lam P s 5 • sewing h.md.s. ve~y well trained. 492-2878 Si5. 631 3615 1---------- . Ccl(lle table $15. Crib & size 1().12 and 6·7, $1$4, gas tank $8. 'J'.Ypewn~er machine $20. Decorative gd. trail/pack S550 . . 7, hide-a-bed Gd cond UJ>~IGHT~IANOS BIRD breeding ca1ees $1( mattress $10. Playpen ST. chi Ids ice skates size table $4. Foldmg chairs bottles 50c·$2 Sat lO.J 4~-0497 Premier Sewmg Machine SlOO Broth · k ·tr · Superior quality . .Name ... each, perches. swing5 Car .seat $6. Walker. $1. 11"'2. $8, pink fur chair. $3 .e. a r s t 0 0 I $3 . University Park: 494i Bcaut.-J4 Arab Mare in in cabinet. SSS. Steel mach. Sl50. ~4~~ mg brands. Professionally I ladders, wicker ~ts1 Ref~erator •• Bikes $5. 968-0809. Ampbf1er $5. Armstrong Persimmon Ln Irvine f . I . f S600 842 9970 Desk. S85. 675·2290 restored. Free bench & tubes, carry cage. ~1 #~•di.. 643·0868 9r Corton, 9'9"x6", blue, ·· oa sacn · · ' .. . Firewood For Sale ap· deli very. Finan cing 2, 12· flight tunnels , ~i-1452 26 GALLON fish tank and $10. 110 electric motor $.5. 1WIN bed with frames $15 or 892·8155· ~g size bed. new· xtra prox. H.. Cord '$6S available. cage $5, 7 J!a llon acid , . . light $20, 26 gallon fish lf.l" impact wrench $25. each. 642·0502 :s4 Arabian stud colt 15 firm Sl95 incl del. Usual· 646-2853 • · 17741 BEACH BLVD bottle $4, Manzanita MANS, size 44. h~ht lank stand $20. electric Mirror. 25"x6' plate .• mo old black e~tle lyhome835·22G3. HtJNTING TON BEAC H $l·$3. r e d M exican brown over~oat, hke broom $25, bun warmer glass $20. 334 Del Mar, 19 BW T.V. Cgood)S25. 5175 <1)737 2359• g · Craftsman M h . T 1 Wanted.Juke Box or Pin· 842·6411 nower pots $1.50$8, 15(1 new,cost$145 sellsi:>.4 $.1. Cash only-962·3557 (University ), Costa barbequ«: w ~gon S2, 3 · Set N . V·~c ~~1~S7~ ball Machine. Working SPINET PIA:-.10 Scott push mower, SlS. new X·large ~port shirts Sat.&Sun. Mesa h~manha1rw1gs$5, large Heg. T.B .• 17h, 10 yrs, ask · e,;·$4~0u:bsat r · ornot.839·1946aft.4. 645.6456 S2 each. 1 pair new blue wig case $3. s tuHcd Prof/trn hunl/jump 552 .!~6 ° r . Best offer 545·34~ I jeans. size 44. $5. 2 S&H PARTS to a '65 Chevy. 4 G EN U 1 N E a m b e r swivel chair $15, 2 L78xl5 S3900 pr/ply 6·16·2668 · __ ._, ____ _ 960 Paulatino CM HARD cover books . books, $2 each. 2 old doors, two for~. hood necklace & pendant $25, tires $.1 each, 4, 15" 6 lug · · · Cancelled Contract. 2000 popul:!r and juvenile, albums or recor ds $.1 s~o. t~un k la d $20. $10.646·3680 rims$2 each,b1kes,girls J~welry 8070 yds carpeting, below some out of print lOc·SOc. each. Antiq ued night w~ndsh1cld $25, r ear RA 0 1 AT 0 R S 2 0 20" highrisc $20, mens ••••••••••••••••••••••• L'OSt. 547.3729 Tri-State Trade r. book stand 12"x1.S"x2S" high, window $20. fr o nt Aluminum Bellhousin · 27" 10 speed racer $25, WA ...... TED catalogues 1oc eac h t drawer with telephone fenders, as Is, both for . s15 Generat or s4g padded ca r seat $3. " . Moving Sale: Baby furn., Phil's Statuary . 5H ~th St. NB·ln His· 72. Kohler & C~mpbcll tol'i c Cannery Vill ag, Piano. Walnut. Xlnt orig Make or buy girt items ~i cond. S795. Ph: 646·3075 646-1046 mounted, $2S. R05e/blue. $25, bum pers, two for Alle.mator $lO Start · Rollaway bed $25, 2 TOP CASH DOLLAR lawn mower, men 's bike. pla~lerware. It makes Upright Piano, beautiful gift & unique good cond. Asking $225. small chaise chair & $25. 12778 Adelle St. G.G. SlO Gabriel ai; schoc~ folding chairs $1 each. PA ID F 0 R Y 0 UR gd. cond. 833-8280 18 SHEETS colored mal ottoman $25 each piece. phone537-0323. 525· Stick flywheel Sl2 963-5723 JEWELRY. WATCHES, board Sl.90 ea. 642-8223. Like new Wrought iron M Cl ·th & 1 · ;\RT OBJECTS, GOLD, Westin g house Rcfrig Cathy (call before 3 PM & brass s mall clay E'.S~ playpen $3. large u c ~.re~~ure Pate BRUTE indoor outdoor S ILVER SERV ICE. Runs great! SSO daily. No calls Sat. or flower pots 10c·35c 968 origma~ 011 of Colden $lO.X215 x7 magsSt,O vacuum $10, Hoover Fl='IE FURN & AN· 675·5258 pieces. Free instructions 544·4309 on I 1111shani;:. Special dis· --------- counli; t•> Sr. Citizens & Player Piano. Elec or Ladae 's groups. pump. Mandolin auach, Sun. AM Spring field St CM Gate bndge $20, antique each. Clutch ran $6. Oil canister vacuum with TIQUES 645-2200 ----------1---------- ----------• 540-3178 ·• · d rop le af t able $25. pan~ $4 each. ·barrel attachments $10, unusual · ,/ xlnt cond $1295. 847·7017 COLLECTORS· items. Spanish hanging lamp mamfol~ $4. Push rods, Sacred Heart framep MiscellOMOUs 8080 { Four 3X5 oval wool QUALITY used clothing. $10, swivel desk c hair rocker arms 50c each. print S 1 2 , sing I e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chinese hooked rugs, one some never worn : ladies SIS, oak coffee table $10, Wate~ pump $4 . Exhaust mattress, good condition 4X6 rectangle, $15 ea. s1ze3-7pelite.panl suits coUee table$7,lwopush manifold $4 e ach. Sl0,G78-15liremountt"I. Clean. Pair girl's white $3. dresses $2·$4, white lawn mow ers and Carburators $4·$8 each. good tread $5, H·78·14 shoe rollerskatcs, like uniforms $2 ; Mens catcher $7 lakes all. Newflexfan$15.Chrome tiremounted.goodtre:id new. s i7.e 4, $3.50. cordoroy sport coat. 40 536-'Cl.121. ~ltekm$3atoCrh$25. ~um~r $5, new Jerry can $4. Westing house portahlE re.r. with leather trim, 3 CASES Al d R J~c · evy mt:t with featherweight electric record player (great for like new, $10. Slacks candy(l2 ca~~rca;~ tpar e S51:dAS2luminum broom$4.Call548·1915 kids' r oo m ) S lo. W34 L31 modern styles F · . owerg 1 e S. 6 lug - W · h bl $2-•~ s h'.trts 15•"" neck ree pizza with each truck rim with tire SS. HARD roc k m a p I e estmg ousc porta e Sl-$3 .... C 11 559_5,.,,2·..., r can. $1.25 per can or S12 Drive shaft $5. Radiator headboard , excellent s tereo $25, lmperi?lboard lo find at twice the . 2 SOUND design air 4·barre~ manifold $~. $25. sides $15, sprmg S2.5, price>. 545.0201 GOLF ba~ good condition su9 pens ion s peakers. Floor shirt for. automatic doubla mattress $25. side -'------,----1 $3. Babys complete set Good llound $25 each. transmiss aon $1.0 . tables"'$25 each. maple ADJUSTABLE crutches of playtex nursers $3. Wlll sell separately Sec Mutner $5. Snow chains lamp $4, bar stools 2/$25. like new $15. cook.s tove. Warming dish $2. al 2Z74 Newport Blvd. ~10. 's:> Chevy ~hrome _67_5_·_0922 ______ _ w~rks $10, real old 559-5226 across from Char lles light nms $5 pair. ~P COUCH s7 Ch S3 TV wnnger washer $8, tour Chile. Briggs & Stratton engine • air . • 15"61ugrims S3each,60 DINING set marbilized $25. Large work bench $17 . 13922 Ch nton . Chevy diamond plate<! rormlcatop.harvestgold AUTOLITE 80 amp $20.839-3905 646-6814 . Phonef1rs t pickup bumper $1S, so t r i m med $20, four altemator$2S,100gallon WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUR JEWELRY, WATCHES. ART OBJECTS. COLO S ILVER SERVI CE. FINE l-'URN & AN· TIQUES. 645·2200 PUBLIC AUCTION MANY ITEMS OF' FINE F.STATE JEWELRY, ART OBJ ECTS. AN· TIQUES. FINE FURN., ETC. PHONE FOR IN· FO. & BROCHURE. 645·2200 Firewood/Stock Up S75 cord/ilel 642-2624 Ford pickup rear end mat c b in g v in y I fuel tank for truck $15, POWER ~over s2.o. $25.548·8109 upholstered swivel Danish chair $5, 30" Vacuum. tank type with / ----------1 chairs, exc ellent aluminum sleeper for atta c hm ents $20. 2 T WIN ma ttresses. condition $20, extra long truck $25, roll of plastic Auto~alic . "'.as~er S20. excellent condition S20 divan a nd Love seat. for mulching $8. 2208 Electnc bwltms: Oven & ~ fo'ri gi d ai r c , R e frig · F'reezcr, twin water bed frame. & Masc. 675·0384. e ach . 1953 Mapl e . usat>le ~ondition, both caoyonDr.C.M. r~nge, $25. Nice gas 6't.2·S854 $2S, ue_bolstered swivel fi rep ~a ce logs $15. --rocltt lo gold usable MAPLE cotree t able F.leclnc clothes dryer BIKES 16" sidewalk S6. SIS,Jt,Jl.,847-84S7. ' C2'x4 ') $25. S maller $20. 1513 Orange Ave., 20". $10, inside door ss. ma.pie coffee table. dark CM. 642·5666 strobe lite $7 window Sli'f PSON model 9 DC stamed $15. 645·7857 glass$3,JlamPstercagc V(\ltO)eler $25, pair . PORTAcryb$12.wind~p S3 kids uanset hul $4 ~transistor tran~celvers SHAG carpet w,ilh u~der baby swing $7, folding boOk 1~ h o· · ' $12. heathkit VTVM $10, le It 15. X 12 • o 11 ve hiella,.chalr $8, play tunnel shak!rm~k~:.csi. H~~~~~ am probe recordin~ green/beige $25. 2 new $3, J:nch worm $2. ~II icecream maker $1 Door ampmeter $25, heathk1l wo:octen lou.vered doors, t oys soc, elect ronac k ._. ( ) -1· t · metal detector S2S 4 & 8 pamted white. $1S each. cannon $5 540·4875 · nolm new -· e ec nc · • CdM 64CH377 ----·------1 <.'OffeepoUl 96~J.S723 track auto tape player ---------NEW · $20, car stereo-eassette ELECTROSTATIC air naugahyde counter VERY nice old iron bed recorder $20, n e w purifier. good for stool $25. green 9x12 lrame $2S, for heud reel-to-reel VM recorder allergies Why rent one carpel S25• 3·w " 6'h bn3rd $IS, for foot board with . rech argeabl ~ $25.64()..7936 · bookcase walnmut vinyl a nd rails. Will !!Oil battenes$12.897-7082. S2S. portable travel llOV ,., I • te 1 N s edl h dryer $20, avocado separate.,,. t s a a a . PERFECT model SOS EAR new w s mode toaster.broiler $10. Ught M2-33S2 I •10 12 v JU. freshwater rM I, $12. Ski -een dra ... !I s •w x 7' H. m croscope • • · " bootA $S Ski boots $4 "'' ..-DOUBLE bed & frame AMPbatterychargerS4, c able bln dln(CS s1: _S40-48 __ 7_5 ______ 1 SIS. Sofa. 7 chairs SlS old Plymouth 8-day mower-edger $4 Motor SUNBEAM P•rts hood pair. 20 gal. fish tank. 7 cmhodimecl c1~~ktrS2Sa1n' mLalonelster cycl~ hdrnet S4_.: Sklls &t trunk lid, front • rende~ stand complete $20. AvOl'I .,... binchn•• $2.S, 26 ballooo assembly S2S each ga.~ products SOC·Sl. P ictures transformer Sil, West tires on rims $4 each, tanks ~each 997·2ti7 $2 & $5. CcmamlciJ 2Sc Bend coffc:c mAker '5, mtdulm awlm fins ss. ---------1 eoch. SewlnJ? machlnc portabl GE vacuum S4. boxolwax,colors,sceota TIRt chains $10. '6.4 $15. Cusett.t t•pe dec:k 3 motorcycle helmets $7 13, paper back books, Ford·Mtrc radiator S2.S. $1S. Ca11eua tape $1. each, University PA 6/$1. 968-7963 '73 Mere AC compressor Boots. n w, SI. Bar apct1ker $$, Heathkit $15 "73 1-·ord ~l front Is a good day to advertise in the Dally Pilot Classitled Section. stools $J .50 nch. l>esk color TV, H ts, $15, 2 BOX spring, twin, RS !lp;lnga as n cw $25. stool Uc. 3 dru•er T·clubs and ba3, golf Kt each. 2 twln mattresses ttul,cttte hardward $5. '70 dreuer $5. Fisher Price S1S. UJ)derwood electric $25 cacb. Double box MustanJ( hood $2.'\. ,.,ex toys $1 UtllJty belt foe addlnt machine S.15, 500 aprlng $25 . Double ~ & 5/8 gas lines $4 . $3 ...... construction work $S ••lt ~ MM projector malltc:H S.25 . Double 54CMl15 t '!' I ' : II I O\ln• aet, 5 ueh, fl.SC 120. old u d e rwood b e a d b o 1 rd s 2 o . for set. J610 Iowa Uni! l.1Pf!Wrlt.r. nffda mln« Remlngton typewriter & PARTS ror 53·S6 Ford "c", CM, Ju! t otr Gl.sl«r repair•. Cornet muslc-1 1t.nd SlO. Couch wtlh trucks" flO Volvo $1-$25 ... 642·5678 . It.Harbor. Sat only 9 SUI '; • JJS • ..,,7082 bolster1 $20. 81&.0303 87M37S .,. ~ IOxlO & 6x6 Hot I louses for s ale. Organic natural f ood s g r own year around. Pick fruit & veg's daily. Grow beaut fl ower s & plants Who lesa l e price!>. 673·8120. Elcrtnc Kiln + all supplies. $300. 557·8469. Telescope. 20" Reflecting Equatorial Mount. 2 motors. & finder scopa. 646-9708. Table saw. work bench, misc tools 546·3202 Answering Service Equi p $50. 548-4413 Oster veg juicer S32 stop bed welling device SlO. Judo sw l $8. 548·4413 etc. i\foving. Chest of dra wel'6. <3>. Bookcase dei;k. King alre hd prd. Cul Vf'lvct. gr~n r blue MG 0273. TnMcl• .. d$35 Nearly New MS-0855 Natural Ranc h Mink Stoic. Medium. Like new. Sacrifice $100. 548·3974 .. j ' - F I ND YOU·R N A 'ME WIN TWO MEALS WORTH $14.50 •• ·~ .. j' Grand Opening EAT AND BE THIN at the -\{o-eh~a~-~V\K 3131 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa with Mike Turin.'s P.0.P. . (Pounds Off Permanently) M E NU Complete meals from $1 .80 to $7 .25 Breakfast Lunch • Dinners and DESSERTS TOO! S a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 daya • wffk -'~'I l • ' • t 0 DAJLVPIL.OT Saturda .Janu 10, 1978 !~.~.~~ .......... !?.~~ ~~ .............. !~!.~ ~!!·.~~!'?.~~ ....... ~~·.1.':~ ....... ~~·.1!~•"'' u ~~\·!:~ ..... .. _......_, & o,....s 8 0 t0 loots, Son 906 0 '65 lntr Stepvan ~.ion e ~tffH-t ale 9709 Coat 9717 Dah.un 9720 Jop• 9 730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -MOW OPEN ..-cyl .• ~lnt. cond., n~w ••••••••• .. •••Y.••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••··~··•••••••••·~···.· • ~~~~ B.l~~l~;~ni~~I~ ~:c~.e;-~1t! ,:/.~A ~h: A complete lmPOrt Auto Service tues. low miles. window. 67 Allstin Heal•y 74 Coll. 2 tJr. ""· sh:reo. '70 Dut»un 2AOZ clnss•~t MSrk ~g~fll;,t!.' . Prov. Beauttlul Call nft & .pm. lUllP, l\hrc, 7:30 5 :00 PM Weekdays -&noorperfcct. Prcv1ou:. S~te super sharp• ~!J~orofr. $3.000 S2u~ S:s-4~ • ~. 675 5368 Head. Pn pt,y. Ask &:MOO. Ot\en Saturday ly used for storage, l'On ~9-3895 631 1390 ' • • ~ .,.... Call Ad•im". 213.W·SZlT. "" vcrt lo camper. toke <W L33Jl Certified Tcchn1c1uns -C8rp«!l with you ror Ill• l.Jkcnc w lhrouA:houl. 7 0 ·~~~ ~('~·ifroodpy~:~· KOi "'°""Ghio 9735 • Sporting Goods 8094 Sol Cat 18, f'ly rac~ lt~asonuble Hales tenor tmttihlni:;. 645 32G9 SAVE $$ D..._ 9 2 il'YVV· a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~<1wp'd , Cuhf R~&ioo.ul TOYOTA 5'£CIAUSTS SOt/Sun onJy l.lfl l2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646 o7~· 19 6' Kormann Ghia SUIU'BOARO 6'1f' l'hJmptun Trlr, $2,000. Glen Heitmann Bill Cutshaw Autos W ont•d 9590 1972 DATSUN '74 DATSUN c o V P E I, o '~ s 10 Tl'rr>. ~1 -2285. NEWPORT IMPORT CLINIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24 0 % 260 z tnilaac-62. t 74. Buri11 6-IOrnHS Lido 14. •!30S, Schock 2033NewnnrtBlvd,CostaMesa "WAMTTO S ELL 4~petd.<11rco11d,ma~!'I. Aulo m;1t1l', a1r cond .. or.mge utenor ORIG· cond .. t•u:.tom boat cov. .,...., YOUR CAR?" p111 :..triµecl & radio. mag\\-hl'l'l~.Stl·rt•o &low INAt EVt-:UYTlllNG! , Rodk>, er, trlr. window sails, 645-1020 l917GCK > rn1ka.:l' .. 8000 '· <YNZ752). IR, Stereo 8098 $1450. 675·1656. L~1~~ ~~llla~l' t~; J::f~ llWlt. •kh. K4l! 443S $4495 ALLEN DON BURNS • ....... ~ ............. Banshee 13' & trlr. fun Mo~ct:s/ Trucks -Y56 a n y m a k " o r '63 3000 MKII. Xlnt. cond. DOM BURNS Olds mol.11le1Cud1lluc VOLKSWAGEN ·· &l~ car Stereo /\M/fM Xlnt cond. Fast. $700. Sc 91 50 •••••••••••••••••••••• model. .. car:i, tn.ll·k:.c. New pamt & top. $219,. PORSCHE/AUDI , L/\CUNANICUEl.. 137l' Harbor Blvd (.'funon l'om1>. 10 carton Noo-slnkhull640·'7936 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p• k vall s, recrcallnnul 979·4176 1363 1 Harbor Blvd 495·6430 G"'.,DEMGROVE s.7.5 Ev t.•:-t wl.nd s -'72 Honda 350 cu $600. IC UDS vd11cl e:. 11nu11 r ti. & Aft SJS-8547. _Cal 25, great cond. 3 sets s harp, lO,ooo mile:. .• 7 S Lon r~d s domc:.t1 cs Mu:.t ue 1n '62 Sprite S650. or bes t or-,GARDEN GROV£ •'74 Datsun 2 60 z 534°4100 BOS!:' 18()1 A:\I P & MAC ol :-u1b. 6HP. full galley, 842-1157. CJ ' 5 runnmg c:ond1t11m & meet ~~r32¥t cond. Phone 636·2 333 4 speed. air cond1t1on1ng. Ghi "ldl. c·i• ·1, · amp WC . R .D.F . $5800 Speed Calt forma saftHy code .. N 1 C L,' CJ\ R . 1973 Karmonn a ·~. , . . .... '.. . r~ 673·0053or879·5542 . ·75 llondtt C 840Q. Just SAVE standards. 1974 DATSUN " r Y~llow exterior w/t>lacb • ti3_1 23Jtiorti73.!-16!1 . tuned. Xlnt. Mu:;t ::.ell. 1-·1c At s 1 260Z2 2 <717MEY> 11it"r1""r . lmin:irulate· ..a::; • 12 S I 1 75 L D-d ' amino u 0 a c BMW 9712 + 5 5995 ,-" •St~ .. .:.. 11,. "h.,11·11 ,\:\I/FM. eseme s oop 90 b. Sl400. 536-7004 OftCJ 9C' •4-·1400 o~aler l ed · d i\lust see! t757HTQ I. ._ ....... ~ ul,, .,bi & ? 6 ,. Race nggrng, custom ----.i Speed. deluxe pamt. -"° -••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 spe . mags. air con . BILLY ATES DOu BURuS ..§_'u~nk J . l;.d ~ <l sa11s $005.~79-4176 '71YAMAllA350 1166HU>. Wt-:PAYTOPUOLLAH & only 15,000 origmul n n -.~e_ea crs . v ,loll ---· SJS010ffor FORTOPUSEDC.:AHS mik::.. VW/PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN ·~7ll6. Pacific Dolphin 24' Sloop. 675-1546 I $3799 FOHEJGN, DOMESTIC SADDLEBACk San Juan Cup1:.tr:1110 bo 81 d :,• .. H&W f\'::. HCA & Manuf_u<·~urers Dis play ,_ .. , '73 H ilux • orCLASSICS VALLEYIMPORTS 493·4511837-4800 ll7J IHor r " '~Ii (:uod i·und .SJ!> Boat. S&S Ues1gn . Brand '~Honda Cli350l• 7300m (7<1J62N>. t. LEASE .... OW --67 p u. nu parLo;, tires, w/ 5 34-4 100 :'--w1nche!$, Ille· Imes . head, 646·1172 $2899 BAUER BUICK """ WILL HUY YOUR camper, s.:d. l'ond. S800 :..zE~ITll 'I'\' \'t•ry Good galley. All teak interior ·74 Kawasaki 100. 750 m1. 2925 llarbor Blvd. 1976 2002 DATSUI\. TOYOTA. w11l comp.644-2964 • t'Ond1t1011, hit in Jntcnna. Sips 5. Large discount Mmt .. 125 or. '73 Ctt.vy 'fl Ton OR VOLKSWAGEN -: . ' Mo1do 9738 : SJ5. l'h 002 7520 Factory direcl sale ., 646 _3851 3 Speed, AM/FM radio, Costa Me:;a 979·2500 1\::. low as Sll6.2'J + tax. PAID FOR 66 Datsun 41. 4 s pd. good ••••••••••••••••••••••• •--Pac1f1 c Dolphin Inc. camper s hell. (79404N ). 48 m o. O.E .l •.. O.A.C. OR NOT cond. JO Mpg. Ii-Track . .,3 M· d· HX2 R t :Stert><> P.;ns1m1c am rm !J96 02-4 1 •74 Honda CB200• 1 m· SAVE TO,P DOLLAR Includes 4 speed, llnted TOP DOLLAH 642·2372. 1 AM/t~1 ~ Tape De<t ~~~: :· hkc nu ~lu:-t sell , $200 -maculatecond! w/xtras! '72 C • PAID g la ss. t o r s ion bJr CALL fboard racks. A~.-k For , t9i 2til.t 26'. Sloop Ll6. Ha lf-int. ouner s tabilizers, radials & tie· ·' --Slip in Newport Hrbr. l 700m1.s725.7Sl ·89tiS 4 Speed, radio. s tep IMMEDIATELY aler p r ep. + dcst. SAL~EHNADENE fiat 9725 Ed.s.&0·31719-SPMOay:-~ats & Ma rine Sl600. 551-·1532 Motor Home's , bum1x:r <8237'1 U >. FOR ALL charge:.. 540·0442 ••••••• •••••••• •••••••• t.~~!.~:! ........... l.t' AFC Sailboat with lJ(.'· Sale/Rent 9160 • $2299 FOREIGN CARS 1 BEST COLOR COSTA MESA F1·a ... 9 7 40 ~eneral 90 I 0 ('C:-s. l yr old. BeS1 offrr. ••••• ••• •• • • • •• • •• ••••• . '7 2 Mazda I CALL OR COME I.,_. SELECTION IM • ~-•••••••••••••••••••••• 5til OJ.l7 RENT· Titan 28' Slpi. ll, all 4 Spc('d. AM radio, step TO SEE US THE SOUTHLA.._.D DATSUN Mercedes Bent ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 Merce des Be nt 250 Sedan ~ xlril6. By day or week bum1A·r. Heduccd to sell ! " •.:'\l'l'-10573.teves. llELP!!!! ,,...... ----Take Cl \'H p)ts, :?I ' D1t1111 lllllhi : t1~Ul' :\lt1tur L:.iun<'h. :ro' with Cabin. Sips .i. Eldorado. Su limit n 1:.h Cl UU\ WIW ~'iffSt on·cl hy Bnu El Xlnt. cond . $1600. downortra<k~ ti-15 ~Ill ~orth. Inboard cng1111:.'. t>U)·-1059 5~·6480. 91 7 ... 0 TOYOTA -tl'r rook-ti, rnmpletel) -. -Trailers, Travel chu1lt 11 ', must ~cc to Boats, Shps/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvrct'tJtt• Ready to Docks 9070 ·73 J ayco Jay E;.1 g ll' 1966 Horbor CM 6469303 1rh 55i 381 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\!any xtras. Sll•l'p::. II Off i-· 1 2 -6 iil!'lir-'-----Boat i.llp needed. Hunt S2.000. 9ti2·7223 alt i _er ,xpircs -I ·1 •• £, mru<il--I? Elt.•ctric · mgton II arbour area . 2i" • • ·so Chevy Pickup, 6 cyl. 3 • ., hr:-~500 . Nu lnll'rna I p 0 we r . Ca 11 R 1 c k Fireball 16 Xtra ~·1dth :.pt.I. Very good cond. .,twn.tl nautical marine 12131592.5529 or (7H )6-16 S950 Sl~cps 5+ Slo\C 645.t).t60. ~t·\t.int. ~15U : 6 man 846.4007 t-r1gXtras6150951 -------• Wm::. low sell inl latmi,: --• --, -67 Chevy 3 • Ton Carryall. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W.Coast Hwy. N.B. 642·9405 O r ange County's H i9hest S Buyer on Imports Bill Many Toyota Call Roger or '8111 847-8555 1•ft !>Unl\JI k1l, S300., DOCK :24"PW'RBOAT 13 Terry House Trlr, 64. 6 cyl. auto trans, xlnt ~ ~.) 11ound Uansforth SSO. mo. t-'rce electric. Good cond. Unusual rear rond. 642·2123 ----------chor. $150 ; 60fl. & 1 1 645.6680 side entranC'e. Over hitch SB.LING YOUR CAR? n>lon dock ltnc!>. Sl50. ,bunk, sips ·I, Great fam1 GMC ~4 TON, s· PICKUP. TOP PRICES PAID 1·2850 e\(~~ Slip for 30•,32· Sailboat. ly trlr. S500. 646·34~ TWENTY SEVEN For Imports --Newport • THOUSAN D MI LES. Paid for or Not • Mainte nance/ 675·7213 Auto Service & Sl,655. umi PLACEN· Dean Lewis Imports ~vice 90 20 ------Parts 9400 T IA. COSTA MESA. •••••••••••••••••••• Boats, Speed & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-3414. 1966 Harbor. C.M. · 1rof wood, F G. Nl'w Ski 9080 .i Mag WhL•els & Tirc•s, 646·9303 bn::.t. oullitting. Oock ••••••••••••••••••••••• G60·15, 2 rnotorc ycll• '72 Dodge 112 Ton ainLl'nJn n :.ti l:i ·15tifi. INR OB '.\lonza . 32511P. tire!>. S<'l exercise With Shell llol man :\I ood v. :\kc h weights .. SJO. 673:_!348 Auto. trans.. air condi· .ts, Marine 1><.•rlel'l S-IUOO trade for tioni·n". po"'cr steeri·ng. • Shell fits '66-'i 2 El " .... • ipment 9030 l~1Lc modl'I auto. lii3·801 l C . d extra nas tanks. Read_v ...._._ ammo. use I vr. cost .... ~;~;;.·~~·T·1•0·:;:•••• Tr ansportation S400 nu. mkoff8 1S·2702 for the mountains . "" • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • (26519N). ll8 511 110 1·:-cpo\Hr Campers Sale/ -I u_s. I ndy m:.i i:;s. $2899 crc.uQ outl.><>ard. C D Re nt ' 9120 15 .. x 10 ". Fit Bronco. n1l1on w 1th mcrronlrol •••. •••••••••••••• •• ••• Ji:c p, Seoul. S99. 893-6460 t' w " a t c r p u m p 7 K 1 8. ~i aft. 6pm lginc in l'\<'Cllenl con<l 4 entcra t J ct.·~r. --------- 'PER CLl-:AN S650 or ~?cks. ltkc ne w, Sli5<J Like new. two VW van BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 ltecltll•d..1147.IH' HUNTING T()fl H&C H •st olfer {::.i ll 963-8738 _962_·3632 ________ seals . MAKI:: 01-'FER. es. ALSO 15 loot glass . 7 3 W I LO W 0 0 D 8 , 645·3269·Sat1Sun only a rl.1----------~ n about nl'W i.cats. camper shell for sale l2. 17 3 lnternotionol rpeting. with good S200. or bt•::.t offer. 333 '76 Manx SR 2. lac built. l/4 Ton Pickup 1ler. llull In c:\Cellent 21:.t St. c ~l new eng., Call tor into V-8. automatic. radio. d. $400 or !lest offer. - -645-7898. heater. power steering. Ill sell both lor S!J50 or If Holiday t·amper . !>tove --------power brakes. ractory ~er Call 003·8i38 cvec; refn g. l'l t' Xlnt t·ond. 1\l· Antiques/ a 1 r co n d 1 t 1 o n 1 n g. -n·~s. 1ncl 'd J ucki. Classics 9520 (10520P). .,._ BARGAIN 540"0924 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Ba) Boat. wood lap . . $299 5 TOP $ Paid FOR Used VW's Paid for or Mot •=@·@'QI 18711 ach v I lunL lkh-842·4435 TOP BUYER See'us first, & last! Top dollar paid for imports . COSTA MESA · DATSUN 21402 MG1'99eritt Phy. Mln lCNI Vi.jo IJ I ·2040 • 495.4949 Uw 14.•ery Pwtrw.y Exit O,..s-4eyl BMW SPECIALS 1974 2002 tii 4 ~peed \\ith A:\llFM 19 73 BAVARIA 4!>peCd. 1973 2002 4 speed with stereo. 1972 3.0 cs 4 s peed. 1970 2800 CSA Automatic. 1969 2002 4speed with AM /FM. SADDLEBACk Y ALLEY IMPORTS 8 3 1°2040 495.4949 ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST Q Large Selection of Previously Owned, Low Mileage Datsun Z Cars is.is Harbor Hh·d. Costa Mc:-J 540-6410 '73 Dats un 1200, 4-s pd, stereo. mags. radiab. + more. Like new. 586-2014. '74 200Z 2+2. xJnt cond . Auto, mag whls, air. amtrm s tereo. s un shield. 842-1996 ·ro Dati>un 2000 Roadster High speed, .xl nt mcch cond. r oll bar , Sl!i50 4.94·45M or 494·34:lli Sales-Serv1ce-Leas1ng --- Roy Carver, Inc. ·11 P.U. Camper Shell. Rolls 'ltoyce BMW 63.045 mi. Nds wrk . 234 E.17th St. $1,200. 557·390_9 __ _ Costa Mesa 546·4444 1971 240Z. Harvest gold 1976 BMWs ARE HERE CREVIER A .. T., A.C., xlnt cond priced below market PP 998·5663 '74 DATSUN 610 Station wagon Automatic transmi.ss1on. air cond1tion1ng, radio. heater, & less than 17,000 miles. <963JRS). j!takc l1xl'r upper SlOO 1-·aclory Direct Campers 56 _Cadillac Hearse. Lo · 3561 · $895. up_ Shells S179.SO. mi.. Runs. Needs .some AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH &I ST Ir IROADWAY SAHTA AHA 28-i5 Ha rbor Blvd. 835·3171 ~l<·<·pers. 858 w. 18th C:\1 resto.rrng. S900.or ofr. Cos ta Mesa 540·6410 THE ULTIMATE ORl\ltNG MACHINE Before you buy .. see! Auto trans .• A 1\1 / i"M Mission Vlelo radio. Oldie but a goodit?. Import• <O~HIST). Avery Exit, S.D Fwy_ SAVE . 831-1740 1972 FIAT 124 :Oerut le.tvU SPIDER • 5 :-peed, mai:s & i.tereo ~ TOYOTA Sharp! (&tOFUN ). Sl595 1966 Horbor. CM 646 9303 DON BURNS ·orrer Expires 1·12·76 PORSCHE/ AUDI ·w 280. SL. Im mac in & I 3'63 I H•rbor Blvd I out . ~cker, auto. both GARD&4 GROVE tops . S8200. 75.1-8771. 636-233 3 ,_P_vi._p~ty_. ----- fl\(.,'TOHY AUTHOR IZED Sales • Servi~' Parts •1.eosinq" 120 W. Waml'r atM ain S:.inl:.t 1\nu 557·2 132 '73 Fiat f 28 Waton 4 Speed. ru<lm. roof")"ack, h>w m11t:s. (5:1tl.I BT). '74 450SL. AM/FM s tereo Air Crsc contr. 19,000m 1 ownr 2531 Crestview, N.B. 73 MB 280. A/C, Auto, AM /FM S1er('O, S7500 55tH1541or646·2102 . '69 MBZ 280SL. ni r, P /S, PtB. 4 s1>d. Red. Orig. pai n t. Mint. S~OOO . &14·44814 to 7 pm WEEK-END SPECIALS 75 MBI 450SLC Limited product model. i-:uropean deli v. cancel. Onlv 450 mi. Sun'·r. ctisselle, alloy wheels. j Lease or purch. ll01988J. ( '75 MBZ 450SEL Exec Demo lux. sed. l\td finish. Elect roof. Clearan ce priced. (040890). '75 MBZ 280 Se d. Exec. Demo. Clearance priced. Lease or purch. (177050). ts, Power 9040 s.~2·tl'171 _!>.t2·8627. _ _ ••••••••••••••••••• 0 D ·1 & S d Ch ·. c . fl '[' · \'·R Motorc lcles/ 19ti2 !hunr.le rb1rd covert. pen a1 Y un ay n s ra win wt fiberglass tonne au 'Iii IO PM p depth f~nder & xtras Scoo e rs 9150 c 0 v er. 6 7 3. 8 0 8 6 0 r 2929 Harbor Bl vd. AMC PACE R '75 or '76. CAS H . Pvt. Party . 644·1177 64 BMW 1800, 4 dr, new trans, Sl250 · 494·1584 $3495 Jim Slemons Imports $2299 1970 Ha rbor Bl\ d. Dltllll L""~ 1 '72 MBZ 250C Cpe We ll equipped. S7,495. (007279). r cru1s 1n g & live ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Costa Mesa Wanted! '67-69 VW Bug ard. SlS,700. 962·2006, '73 Yamaha 360 dirt 673'3663 546-1934 body. Call after 6pm i-8166 bike,xlntcond.nuknob-'30 Pa c k a rd 8 cy l 494 -7738 ~ Johnson nunabout 155 by, lots of xtras $450, Limousine 75% restored. '72 LUV gd. cond. cus tom Aut--0-s_l_m_po_rt_e_d ___ _ 496°0823 road worthy. S6,850. wheels. 25 m . per gal. • HAL GREENE BMW & 631-1276 ~ Costa Me::.a <I""" UIJW 1----~TOYOTA 73 DATSUN '75 MBZ 450SE 2 To choose Crom. Save big on th ese tw o . <M5MIM). -6 I 0 w/ 110 hrs. llv.> firm. 557 9100. $1695 494-3246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 610 4·DOOR 1966 Horbor, CM 646 9303 Ofter Expires 1-12·76 '74 MBZ 240 Diesel True economy and value in this hard to find model. Lease avail. (022642 ). , ty trlr~695,675·7687 '72 YAMAHA 250MX. ' 1975BRICKLIM ':t 1 H c---;:Lr 3 m 2 5 . koni·s. gd cond. S300. or 19-17 P ackard V8. Lo mi. '72 GMC Step Van Hon 6 Automatic, powe r steer-· Sales &service )ip<>rtfisher Twin Me re. best offer. 646-6146 runs. $1200. 494·4158 alt cyl. gd tires & brks xlnt ing, power brakes. tilt "L.A. Area's 4'1ov'g. 5500 take O\'Cr 1971 KAW ASA Kl 350. Lo 6PM. mech. $2300. 642-8434. wheel, air cond., r allye .,_.e west Deater!" ~ym . 640-5955. eve m1 . S-450 incl helme t. 193 1 Deluxe f ord '71 El Camino Xlnt cond. wbeels &only 7000 miles. 7707F1restoneBlvd. ~-7104 493-0771. Roadster, show car. re· F\Jll pwr. Will trade for A SUPER CAR! Downey (213l927-li635 AdY to assemble. NOT \•an. $2,500. 645-9412, ALLEN 3 Miles Westo(605 ~ing must sell, '68 20' lnsuronc'"' FOR SA L E W t cca 4221 Olds b'l /Cad .II ~rform. l 0 w/ ~lerc '" l 1 • ·.d ""a n ~· · LAGmUNo :1 .. eN IG. UiEaLc 11973 BMW Bavaria. A/C, Low r ates with Alllron me 1cu ous. exp ,...rson . . ,... AM/FM l I ~~er, many xtras. 642·3800. to assemble. All chass is. 65 Crys. lmpenal Crown 495 t·430 ape. mmac. '1!il'JOO 642·4051. ----------1 engine & body work I!> Coupe. Extinct collectors •O I lhruout. 30,000 mi. Mus t etz·ch . C I E '74 BMW 90 6. European complete. 673·6372 model. AM/FM w/tape. General 970 I sell. Days 631·1323, eves Economical 4 cylinder engine, a utomatic trans mission. r ad io, heate r, power brakes, air condit1on1n g, whitewall t ires. body side mould in~. rear win· dow defogger . (626J ES). $2150 AT LAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ~ n s rat i mpress Touring, extras. S2800 or ---'-------loaded. 56,000 orig mi.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3028 s IF. sounder , dir. rndr offer. 751·8262. 1956 Chevy Wagon mint cond throughout. .73 A . M . .., 4 d ·-o• -8--.-2-8-00--d-Open Daily & Sunday painted , tuned. sharp. Good cond. New Batt. S· c Sl29S/or bs l Pvt ust1n . nri.,a . · r / :i avaria . 4 r, 'til 10 PM ~.500. 646·9000 ·73 Honda. 125 XL. Great s tarter & {!('n . Huns p~y.·960-2325. -. AM 1 F~t. M1ch~hn t1r~s. Sedan . Au.to, P /S. 2929 HarborBlvd. cond. Gd transportation. gr eat. S400./bs t ofr. Must -16M m1. $1,765. 644·7806. AM (FM. S4 6~0. 1offe•. Costa Mesn Asking$350.963-53l8. . sellS48·233S. '70 Chev \.2 ton P.U. Ion~ * * * $ .Anxwu.s.494 -7020 546•1934 lwd. auto VK. $ai50, PP · '74 Honda 750. 4 Wit.el Drives 9 550 493.4725 Ronold Waite s 1973 BMW Ba varia. AIC.•--C--:-O-S_T_A_M_E __ S_A __ 'Ch t.• BS f I Nrlyncw. Warranty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 324 O Sunroof. AM /FM Stereo. n s .. / · pls s lr 499·4287. '65 El C · h t nyx J Owne r. 46,000 m i. $7000 wn dsls, 110v, radar. ----------'75 Ford 4x4. Many Ex ~m1no. s arp e~ . Balboa Island Firm. 833-2883 cnn 646 9000 Kawasaki 350 tras. 963-6153 boforc rough int. 327 auto. air. y h . f ----------,...,.,. · ... S995 PP493 4i25 ou ure t e winne r o , S noon. after 9pm . . two free dinners ( .. 14 :50 '69 BMW 2002. Auto. snrf, 50, Offsho re Cru·1ser 74. ac. S575. 536·6126. "' d d k · i3 lnter'I \':IT, 8' Bed. Nu value> selected from gd con . Nee s wor •n dsls, 8.K pl.ant , 1200 1974 C R 250 Honda Landcru1·sers tires, like nu cond Skinny Mike's menu at SlS00.673-3272. 1· Art. cab. 2 heads. t::ls inore, Brand new. 2 Priced below whlsale HOLIDAY IMM owder. J~stt hdauled. sur· Mini bikes. 5H P new. 586·51681213-427-2075 3131 Bn'sto l St., ye • pam e . 3•hHP Used. Mus t sell. '75 Har dtop Owner will finance. 847.1888 <062NDM > Vans 9570 Costa Me sa Copri 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 500. 646·9000 ----------1 $4899 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Please call 642-5678. ext. '76 KAWASA KI 900. On '74Wagon '53 lnt'IMetroCmprVan. 333toclaimyourt1ckets. 1972CAPRI . 27 ' Tally C raft ru1ser . 210 llP e ng. pth findrr. xlnt cond. . <19:1 7056 S $ k Ip J a Ck. 2 4' bridge Oest buy to be und. $9,500 675 7104. warranty, 2000 mi . <360KRT l No lookers yet' M/sell ~ * * * 4 speed & air condition-K1rker headers. Best of· Only $1400 496 5519 ----------• $5199 · . · ing. An EXCELLENT ftr. 962-57481968·4 ll l. Insurance car! '71 Hardtop 75 Dodge Van 13.000 mi Low rates with Alltron SADDLES •cu '73 Honda Trail 70. ~tint ,, DL 1 fully equipped for camp· • " cond. JOO Act. mi. S250. <oil ' 1 m~. S2000 dwn & take 642.8300· YAUEY IMPORTS 581·9807 $3499 over PaymL-;. 552-3909 .Audi . 9707 8 3 1-2040 495.4949 '72 Bultaco Purs ang350 1\"1111 lAuhi '74 Dodge Van '2 ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,s. Evmrude Controls. x lnt cond . S475/ofr. ~:~ !Y\7·6808/842·6090. 4 Dr. Automalic , air co nd . • 43 ,000 mi, , Runabout. nu pamt. new tire. many xtras. '(f """ WIW air.stereo. s urf. conv. 197 3 AUDI FOX '71 Capra, clean. xlnt ere 40 , Tilt trlr . S600. 642•0544 -~· TOYOTA cond. &stereo. (J85JSG ). $1450./offer. 673·4289 ~~6-3888or631 ·0733 ' ; '71 Dodge Van 300 V/8, $3595 C . I Fl h. Honda '75 XLtOOK . Lo mi. P/S P/B R & H lo mi '74 Capri ,Cpe ommercaa s mg Like new $750/make ofr 1966 Horbor. CM b4b 9303 ' · ' h • · " DON IURNS V-6, 4 speed. llir condi· essel has all fi!lhing · · nu. paint, s a rp, auto. . . d' • ... ~ w .' s 4, s oo·. ca 11 645-0236 Toyota Land, Cruiser '72, trans. days 448-4584. PORSCHE/AUDI tionsng, ste reo ra 10• "' c ~ 846 5039 power braltes, heater , ~4836-1205. '75 Su zuki Rl\1125. Ex· A. ··winch, 11 x 16 mud eves., · · 136~1 Harborllvd vinyl Interior, sun roor. - ' power boat with moor· ~ 10 ' jtlass bottom IOJtY. 673-3585 tensively Modified Mill. tires, S3750492·6303 '67 Dodge Camper Van. GARDEN GROVE l932KLB>. Very clean. it screams 1973 Toyota Landcruiser Pop top, s leeps four. 636-2333 $3495 $750.673193.'l Mus t Sell. bes t o ffer Stove, s i nk . $1600. ----------1 '7 d C t 675-5702&64-0-0665 S81-0073 '66 Sprite. Completely SClftt..!l•-a • Marauder/f'J y Bridge 3 1ton :a l OO ' • Reblt. Gd cond. SlOOO ot' I oln u,,_ x . Speed &t St:1blllty. 2 J:f261 Trucks 9 5 60 73 Dodge Spts r:nn Royal bst orr. Mike. 545-1024 L nc M...cury 6SllP IB /OB Mere ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• llpass orhauhn$tspace. ----------• J301N.Tuslin rw!lcrs TandTrlr,Cul· ·73 360MX Yamaha . 1974ELCAMIMO ~M/FM •• a1r,cruisecont. 1975AUDIFOX SantoA.fta 547..05 11 -.u1p'd m ... ny xtras & t /\ d l It Great Fam. Car. Pvt. 4 Or 4 speed .. Ir -nd ... ..., ... ~.engine ransm.ovcr-ulomat1c.a1rcon ,1 Pty.644.1177 · · ... w "CoH 9717 l cond. Sec to wpprec. hauled Nov '75. Oest-rt wheel & low m1len1te. crrawcsteo rcyonlwroal r&r ... unntdycr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• v~ Ply . 839 2809 or tank & 'xtras . $595. S"'DDLEl•C11 •7 3 D~ .. let X374 556-3818. • • " "'-T' <2016365> '71 CoH Cpr. V.AUEY IMPORTS 1)lOn. short wheel base. $4795 4 Speed, mag wheel~. ex '75 Y•maha Enduro 400. • ll 1·2040 495.4949 VB auto, ma~ whet>l!I. 00 .... IUR.._.S tra nice car< (8070FO>. Mtnl2 1200 m i's . S950. --------AMJlo'M. Surfer? $2995 " " $ 1599 Call 675-0941. Economy, clean. s harp Lie. 3065~ State Wide PORSCHE/AUDI __ ,__ ____ ---:-~-• Jk)dgc ·72 p tkup, lit ton. Motor s . 2036 Harbor HELP!''!! "71 Hond• CB 350. Xlnl. \flyl. ll\lto, Pt B. traction lilvd. <.: M. PH: 64S·2963 I l6J I ~ lt¥d Hn . 20' Campbell Da)' SSOO ushonJy. d.lfC. Sell or take trans . or6'5-0281. GARDEM GROVE rulHr. bu1egy top. 881-lm c•.to-432 -. --------• 6J6-ZlJJ • , un. lrlr • .Ultnl 74 Dodge Van. ~ton. kl ---------or. "73 Yama ha TX&OO Ex. 'GS Dodge 'hi.On LA>na ~d ml.. air con d.. PS/PB, '62 Aualln Kta.ly 3000. t&l cond. Mustsell. Best ofr. 6 cyl stick. good cond .. AM/FM. Ma.cs. $4750, $2000 t a ku . 2053-0 P.P. 960-1..ZtS-S750. P/P, 643-8627. 644·735Sor644·l360. Wallace A\·e. CM. . I Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I . I I I • .,, ....... I. I I \. I H U Mf1 .. w-•r-...l l a • •• ~....;;;;;;;;;;;._~~~~---1 DATSUN '74 DATSUN 260-Z 4 Speed. AM/FM radio, air conditioning, heater. (279KEK). $5495 • '72DATSUM 510 4-Door Automatic transmission, radio~ heater. see to ap· preciate. (2743). • 2.845 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-6410 1973DATSUM PICKUP A vel')I cle::in truck with a uto m atic tr a n !\. (74564T). Sale priced al $2395 ~., .. ..,,COMMONWEALTH • • MOTORS.LTD J' .. I ''' \T * •, • ..,,,A •• · , A 1 ~ ~~I 1 1200Co.pe. 4 spd. radio. ~at.er. icood ml .• vinyl rool, yellow. Black toPl&159S. Lie HJ DLO. 2036 Harbor Blvd. C.M. State Wide Motors. PU : Andy B r o wn 645-2963 o r 84!H>281. '71 lj5() Fial Spydcr. Xlnt cond, new tires. 3 tops. S1700. 646-8104. 'il Red 124 Spider Con· vert, 5 spd. mags, radio, air. $2700. 675·7903 '69 F1nt, 850 Spisjer. l owner. Lo nu. 67~, ii no ans wer . fA0-53111.; '74 MBZ 450SEL Very low miles! Mint cond. Priced for quick sale. (020598>. '71 MBZ 280SE Fully equip .. incl sun'rf. Ne w Year's s pecial. (083675). --.6-9_,.F.-,a-t-8~~_...,,__1 '62 MBZ 2205 2 d r . Gt1od ml; f w Week·end special. S2995. painl, X\f!t thn:>U \It <O:.r7035). S895. ZWA810. '68 MBZ 2SOSE Cpe Slate Wide Moto!f Very fine condition in· 2036 Harbor Blvd. 0!.7'1. eludes sunroof. Priced to PH : A11d y Br•llln sell i <084590). 645·2963 or 645-0281. Hondo 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Hondo ~r ft Auto. trans .. AM r:idio, gas saver. <6G4 M UF> Heduccd to HOUSE OF IMPORTS 523-7250 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAM» MIW 75 aasa 121 4 Dr. Sedan, Fully Equipped s:le.tvU s2999 eJ VOLVO ... , ..... .,,.,.,, 1966 Horhor C M b4b 9303 Offe r Expires 1·12·?8 '72 Hondo CoufM GT Good ml. mag wheels. AMffM. $1495. Lie 625 J ET 2036 I I arbor Blvd. C.M. Slalc Wide Molors P ll : Ancl y Hrown , 645·2963 or 645--0281. JCICJUClr LO DOWN PATM9C'f . .,. . ~, ··~· . ......_, . . . . . ............. -...... _ • r •rW . AWMA. l.,Dl'W Avtoa, l.,orted AufoJ, t.pcwW Awtoa, 1.,. hd ~~ ,4 . •tlrq•s ... a:'' -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••~••••••••••• =:L.Jllnua-y10.1978 DAILYPILOT \':!~ , ................. · ..... ~ ................ !?.~ ToroM 9765 Vofbw°'"' 9770 Volkswagen 9770 V•wCICJ"' 9770 Alltol. l.,1..W Aatos.. ,.,,.w ~I•• 1rW · ~-· • aimc11111 * I t75 PM' lfli:lla:. t 14 .. ~ ••••••• ••• •• ••••• •••• • • • ••• •• ••••••••••••••• ••• • •• •• ••• • • • • • • • • ••• • • ••••••• •• • • • •••• •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ··········~. lllCIMS Stereo, mac Wbttb • D9I To e.c...... ss. VW Runs areal. good '67 BUG. Oricmal o" r '71 vw Coovert. lo a good Ye&v. 9772 Volvo 9772 Yol•o 9772 W• SE Couoe. Ttlls I •l>t'Cial pelOL .. New c .. S.. tu-es$650 556•7 -. ~-ne . home. New lop, paint .... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••"•• ••""'1 SAD'MMACll We have become o\.-er-096 875-1058. ' Kad1at Aft7,962·7223. '71~ •16&•75 Volvos OIAMGECOUMTY •n Ut S SEDAN ' VALUY MOATS 1toclted In excellent vw BUSES 'M vw Bus. Cd condition '7-1 Super BeeUe. sunroof, ~ VOLVO ~~g COUPE lll·JM04t5-4t49 tr.O.. overa ll . Rebll enc. nu tires, lJte blue. laiOO VOLVO'S .., or Lease EXCLUSIVJ-:J,YVOU'() Automatic wilh air con 91' Alr, loM!ed, rsilver, STARTING PRICE Under JOM mt. ~5-0671 49'7·2827 Largest Voh·o ~aJt!r ~~·L l\O~ER xlnt cond. Must se;o. Best $895 • & CAMPERS '73 s91K. Gd cond. Wlfe'.s car, "74 vw Tb~c. HEif We Lease aJJ makes. inaOJ~~~~L't~~! Automatic: wtth air olr.~ ANY $2600 S48·:i1411 Less than 7,000 mi. Like NOW DIRECT • dlUonlnc. 7S 914. Blue . s spd, 1•.t.5Au•ILE '73 lus 666GNM new! $2500.499·2800 ~c~: .n:~+fl'~~ •72 ~s o C COUPE AMJF11,ft'DlrJJ>Oiler.pin 5" """' 7 P assenger -Dual Y~o tn2 •NewEnctne ___ ., __ _ Aulomalic.-with 1\r coo stripes, t"ai:&vaa covr . OFFER Tanks •73 VW ••••••••••••••••••••••• •NewTransmi.ssion diUoning. m?fui~c .u.o.o636; hm win be accepted during CAMPER ~weoiors SAQDUIA.Ck · this wee,'cUqllidaUon • '71 lus;-JZGKT VOLVO All J5'S 2025 S. Manchester VAWY IMPORTS Porsche .. ,2 9115. Minl. SA.LE 7 Passenger-Real nice 4 Speed, radio, ht!uter. · · Anaheim 750 -2011, llt·10404'5·494t S ilver/blk leather. 1ooc;;.Financing& lowmUes.(M7.11.W). AHDDEMO'S -------1 Rvery 'JPtion & detail. · Extended Financing '71 lus 00141 I $ 4 4 9 5 Specials MUST GO Lease )hi.st hr! seen. $1_0,500./of· AVAlLABLE 0 .A.C. 7 Passenger -Lo Mile~ Many to choose froM THIS MONTH New. U1ecl rer. 5.f0·0995 days. Jim Slemons &mnple: BUY OVll 100 ~17eves. cd1t1111lAm:1 701us289Nll lmDOrfS 75164 MIRCIDIS '68 9''12 Porsche . Xlnl ~ ~I. UUIO TPassenger-Aircond 1970lfarborBlvd Aulolrans.1urcondilion· OR ~DI.__ "'Y ~d. Yellow & black int. ;~~· rov'o TA '7 I lut"048FUIM C~ta :\lei.a mg. AMI Flt i.tereo, lo LEASE _.. ~~ wt\h cover. ~.99S. Aft s, • ~a 631-1276 males. <.UONPR > Hollse ~ a......-h 113-3148. 1966 Horbor. C M 646 9303 7 Passenger-{:! an "•75 VW $6999 U?SID4 V~llALS64 AU'nlORIZ~O-~t, '71911T sbowrm '72Comper288JNU 74142 VITO MERCgJ)ESDEALER cood. Sspd, loaded. Must NEW 1976 1'1attopSafari camper ~Speed. a ir conditioning, Automatic. i.unroof. 686Ulanchestu. see5444393orS44-8889. BEETLE AM I I'' M s t ereo, AM/FM stereo. leatht>r. Buena Park TOYOTA t8SlKAK 1. Luxury a t its ~t. ;;SOOS. S2•7ZSO ·~. no rust. New paun. '69 c.....,.97317 ~~~~r. low mites' 55299 OntheSanta A.na"-y . mt. eng, shocks, con· OURLOWEST PopTop-FUNCAR ,72142 $&395 -----~~I course . SS , 14 5 Pay...tEnt! $3495 ..,4Vol 142 '73 MBZ 280 29M Im.m ac. 496·2166/494H030. on a 1976 ~ 4 Speed, AM radio, air ' •o Cond. $8200/ofr. 038GVN , Jim Slemons condlt1omng. (430FYS>. 4 Speed. overdrive. ~ • Porsche 63S, yellow $80.00 Da. Ii Sl 199 · leather. AM/FM stereo w/blk int. xlnt body $80 00 p M lmDOrfS cassette. s unroof A '67 iso.5L. AM/F'M air $4000/best ofr493·9181 • er O. 1970 tlarbor Blvd '71 I 64 sports sedan. 75ZLEQ · immacul ute. $S500 '7 .. p b Radio. 4 s peed, syn . Costa Mt>!.a 646-1514 · .. or sc e 914 1.8, cromesh trans., power 631 _1276 -------=---•AM/FM 8 track, xlnt front disc brakes, heater '69 Mercedes 280SE. cood. S579S. 962.aIOS. & flow thru ventilation. ·59 VW Van. '64 trans. nds -•. -- SJ,700. Call a l\crnoons or , <Unde'rsenl). 48 month work no reasonable ofr W Bug. Xlnt mt·eh rnnll eves. 963·3I;ij}. 6 8 • 9 1 2 ·Burgun d Y financing. Deferred pay. turned dn 493-l:t79 New parnt. S.12110 '70 classic COii"", must Pors che. New eng, konis. roent $3920 incl t ax & • -544-tifJl l .,~ tires. & mags. Xlnt cond. license & int. A PR is 73 V\V Super Beetle ycl . . .. . . .· , see to appr. S9,SOO. ¥'or SS,500. Phone &10·~357 or S13.64 O.A.C. T£ :11103257 ext. blk int. All F~t xlnt 56 li.1J.1Bu~.67 moo Lni.:. apt. call &73·62 16 631·2225. cond. bfr S I i14 )540·59·10 many xtras MG 9742 J) l • art 5-(714 ) 832·7:J8ti tii3·1.50ti 912, 2.000 m i on reblt eJ"'ll Anw.& --· _ ~··•••••••••••••••••••• cng, $4100 or best ofr. oo· -~· 'Mil WJIO '72 VW Bus $2995. 68 M~ Healy f;ng, Red wkdys &M-2733 ;-l:t.. TOYOTA Economy Lie. 211osK. sharp. w/wtrc whls · 54.000 mi · · .~' like new. si.00. Me·7!is • '71·914 Porsche. ss.ooo mi, '70 VW Bus S 1995. . must sac. Lie 175NJP 1966 Horbor, c M 6.S6 9303 S~ec·a1 Lie. 048 B;\IS . Sharp. '69MGC lOIOMcArthurBlvdS.A.' Offcrexpires l-11-76 7 YWS,•dasn 4 Speed, AM/FM r~. ,.. wire wheels. A r eal 14 914 1.8 17.000m. xlnt '70Corolla Wagon classic (YrcAI:>"> cand. amJfm stereo SS595 Sl 100. . ~ . 497,2274 645-5409 P\•t Pty. $259~ f 1975 Porsche 914 •68 Corona ft t...w.a 1.8. S speed. mags & Auto. trans .. cheap ! • ftU\ WllO radio. (061MXR >. • Cheap! (VQJ627). $6795 $899 VOLVO DON BURNS 1966 Horbor ( M bJb 930:1 PORSCHE/ AUDI Offer Expire~ 1·12·7ti 13631 Harbor Blvd MGB 974.. GA.RDEH GROVE .. 6l6<-Zlll ····················~·· -------- BILL MAXEY TOYOTA lfll l • 1,0,.hl l•d 11 4 ~ '''' HU .. llNllolONltACH '69 MGB One or a Kind (734DQN> '68 912S, all new · .. s .. equip. 6" & 7" Alloys. '---,-73-T-o-yo_t_a __ _ low mi, very . clean. $2188 640·7691 · Celica ST 1-~------4 Speed. air conditioning. '70 Porsche 914·6 S porty . s Others t o App. g ro up, 5 s peed , choose from. (424KLL). Harbour V . W. mags &rad.io. C813J\VJ). $2999 $6295 DON BURNS . . .. . 842·4435 PORSCHE/ AUDI _M_G_B--G-T-.69-.-r-e-bl_t _en_g-in-e-.1 U 631 ~bor llwd chrome wires. Jl800tofr ··AltDail GROVE Bill MAXEY TOYOTA • 54.S-0110 . 616-2333 11191 l•ortr.l l•d 14 7 1''-\ HUNT HC.TOHltACH Bright red. black in· t er1 o r. lo miles.-------- (2164GOQL $1988 ·68YWBug Rebuilt engine complete· ly reconditioned. (WCAZllll. $1488 70VW Bug Lo. lo miles. excellent condition. (989BYE). $1788 70 YW Fostb«k Radio, beater, 4 speed: perfect second car . ll69A.KN). $1488 73 YW Panel Yan 4 Speed, hard to find. (789HGH). . $3788 7YWIUCJ $5399 ef~~:u 1966 Hnrhor ( M hJfl '1101 For Classified Ad ACTION Call a Dally Pilot . . Don'tdropthe ball! Oeta SE~L Idle items, with a job wllh a low-cost Dally D~ly PtlotClass1fied Ad. Pilot Classil'ie d oAd. 642 5678. Phone 642·Sti78 ...... Mew . 9IOO Alltot, New tlOO .............................................. LEASE A RABBIT . . . OHL y $82~! TM~ 1978 V'N Rabbit -Cash price IS S3771.00; : 36 month 0 .E.l.-$82.07 per month: O,A .C.; Res idual-$2128.46 ; Total deprec1at1on-.S 1742.04; License-47~.oo . (3037333). ' Pin stripped. cusiom wheels. Perfect" back lo school car. (36SDIM ) . .. $1888 SA.US & S•RYIC• ·10 0.,.1 2 door. 4 s pd .• radio heater, light red interior . good mileage. $795. 291AVT. State Wide Motors 2036 Harbor Blvd. C.M. '70 Toyota PH: Andy Brown, Corolla . 64!>-2963or645--0281. Auto. tra ns., rebuilt p che 9750 engi.n't. Super nice car! ~ Hugger ofange. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (728APP). Sl499 197 3 Porsche 91 IT •.. TARGA. S speed, a lloys, s t e r eo & air cond. <S32LJX>. $98'5 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111•1• ltoach l '•d. 1 41 ' '''·':> HUMTINC"..TON ll.&CM DONIURNS PORSCHE/ AUDI 13611 Harbor llwd •----,------ GARDIN GROVI •• Maxey Ses: 616-2313 t.4AICE'M Smile '62 "S" Xlnt e ngine. new • ures, gd cond. FM tape, $350Q.968-0538 'MSC Orig w/all extras $4,000 S36-0224. ·~ 3:18 sun roof. $3000 or bst offer 548·9701/643-SNB7 '72. 911E. Nu palnt. Reblt eng Ir trans. Konl1. 7 • 6 alloys. Recaro.. 675--0829. :13 914. Blk/blk. App Grp .• Mngs. 5 spds, ss,ooo ml. sssoo. 581 -7862 Example: 1976 Corot1a liCJ c .. L.xsy •Comfort WitllS ... Car G~&Price $3636 (021055) 1976 Corolla • (118080) $2997 I 975 Corolla'• Your •st luys Air ClOOCL, radio, vinyl top. Pill MAXFY '71 114. Black, Appr •rp AM/FM. 5 spd , .. ,. · whla, CUYU cvr , MU •••• ,4100. 170·1087 &eWJl.J, .. TOt'OTA ' ' . t I Ille •' • • ... , ... , .. TR6'S 73•5 & '74'5 Immaculate condition. . Both lo miles. Hard to find In lhls condition. SAVE$ NEWPUHT lMPllHTS 3100 W.Cout ltwy. llB. 642-9405 1972 TR6 Roockht' 4 spttd. wire wheels & AM tape. (689HSY ). $3395 DONIURNS PORSCHE/ AUDI 13631 Harbor ll•d . GAltDIH GROVE 6~6-2333 Volluw•n " 9770 ················~······ For sa l e 1,981 VW Squareback. $800 • ...01 "B" River St, Npt. Bcb. AftSpm. '66 VW panel van. Runs good! $1200. 645-0969 .'72 VW Campmobile Pop Top. 3BM ml. new ens. $3.000. 496·9146/496-3548. Harbour V W. :• : ' I ; I Hunt. Bch. '71 YWCamper Factory installed in· te rior, lo miles . Ex· celleot condition. May be seen at. SAVE$ NEUJPClf'T lf•1PUKTS llot W.c..st hy. N.8. 142.9405 LAST OF • "THE THING" VoOtswtMJM'S I IS 4DoorH.• ... Acapulco Model No More To le M•• BUY NOW AT LOW LOW PRICES $2877 PLUST&L FfbercJloss Top at Dealers List $365 Man.cl Mew A.ft Outst9tding a.y Chick Iverson Porsche Audi «SE. Coast Hwy (at Bayside Drive) Newport•acll 673.0900 'S8 VW Baja. Gd mech. cond. Nds windshield. '67 VW Bua w/o.it e.ngiDe. $650/offcr. 960·4153 air cond. $Sle. QIU P . Reynolds. 912-3909 . . • Exceptionally clean '73 -.;...._-------• Super Beetle. AM/FM '61 VW .&as. Xlnt cond .. tereo, 1 owner. SZ,590. Slt7$. 14447•• 675·5982 eves. ~- Audi '74 Fox, 4 dr., •'*to, 'ST Convert. comfletely alr, vinyl top, xlnt cond., rccond1Uonecl top. int .. orl.c own •r, $4,295. lln!s. new 1600 eng. R9t 557.3000 .. , 10'1. •. 145-1891. '66 Baja Bu1. Rcblt '70 VW Bug 1~en1. S700. lmmacvlate MS-l~Jl. RG. m-~ 76's HERE WE ARf PROUD Of OUR OUTSTANDING RECORD WllH TIIS OUTSTANDING CAR! Before YOU buy COMPARE OUR SAVINGS AND INSPECT Otlt COMPLETE HONDA SERVICE FAClllTIES • BRAMDMEW 1976 HONDA CIVICS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DRMRY llo. I In Nation Cl2 OAIL:Y PILOT • Saturday, January 10. 1976 Mtos. u • ...t .... Use-d ....... UMd ~ UMd A.utot. UMd ....... Used .... '-ported I •.••••••..•••..•.•.•••••••••••.••••• ~.. •• • • • • • • . • • • • • . • • . . • .• • • • . • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • . • •• • • ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.wtoi. 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C STA MESA c 0 n ti . & l u >. u r 't uality Price loac.lt'd, Stdi,0001 °11.:hrn1.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wh Is. with raised white ~r.n Dully & sun. 'tal lO Brand Mew '67 Pontiac Bonncv11lc 9 autom1tlle w/pwr 111 t-i O .-er 70 mint rnn t arou~ out .• 3 lettered tires, r a dio. ~ •75 Pl h pass wgn. PS. PB, Air. ing (ti5 1KGR >°·s I · ~uc 12'1Sor b:.t. Pvt. 7 4 dr. &-:.t ofr. um heater.t729KXU). 2929 HarDOrRlv<.l., ymout $375962-I008 aft & DATSUN pn~ .al • • • •1 \ to C hoose f1-om µt~. 960 2325 ISaHllJ.t· l>r an parking CO$l4 Meso Duster · · · -Sl 795 !'ell' lht' bc:.t pnces, the lot834·3800 Mr. Lunt<.1 $229 5 546-1934 '68 Flrebird hnH')l lease r a tes, & de Comet 9927 Mere -9950 2 Door C Loaded, V8, pwr s teer· J)l•ndable service, .. ..see ••••••••••••••••••••••• ury ou,-lng, radio & healer. good '73 l'conouHcal 11. Stick ~··•••••••••••••••••.••• •12 1'\try. Radio, heater, 318 c.u. V-8 e n gine, L' NABERS CADILLAC shltt. l.u ini. Xlnt cond. 7 s Mo n ar c h G h 1 a . PS, PB, gd cond. a utomatic transmission, ::i~ ·~n~'.f.'u~~3:1~;~~ 2tlOO llarborBlvd Below Blue }jook . Wh~/v":Sl P oof, '~!ly OpenDaily &Sunday Sl200. S37•4!m. ~:e~r s~~:rin:.r~i~~!J Blvd. C.M. State Wide '7' l"" E 1 ,. 1 COSTA MESA 540-9100 9fa2·6354. 64e~.u t P ' W' S4395 · '.tll lO l'M '74 Ply m Cust Satellite 9 w ind s b i e }d , r 8 d 1· 0 , Motors . P 11 : And Y alllcb luc·. ~~~~~~8'~ OPr:N SUNDA'i . Continefttal 9910 ... 6893·---~!~~~~~~vd. pass wag. Xlnt cond. Lo heater, whitewall tires. lJrown, 645·2963 or days,559-0298 cvcs. ·73 El~lo. f'ly t•qpd. 38•000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Marquis wagon. 3 546 1934 mi's, p/$, p/b, air. Must be nch c loth & v i n yl _64_5-0_28_1_. _____ _ m1 .. llhr i111. stereo. etc. '75 MK-4 lux. group lo mi. Scat. ~ug. ra~k. t.~~>t' • sell. 498·1755 eves an 6' s, .. !v.a50t1!,72•5> e l c · '71 Pontiac Le Ma ns, air, '68 VW c..ngi11e, $210 t•;.ill aft.cr 6pm J im 67~·~313 ~.Pvt ply 499·2677 load'd, mint. 22 mo l~e deck, disc brks. 645·56ti2. '75 PLYMOUTH ""i>V "" • small VS, PS. P8, Cruise ---asmpt. Pvt pty 673·73 11 •73 M•rcury Mon.._go •75 Pinto v-6 DUSTER CLOSE control, AM /F M, a uto l'li3 l'llUIX' De Ville. ... l ,, .. 4 4147 ft 6 1111n1. loackJ. S4300. '74 Continental "·~r ~eda'.1• V·8. au~o. · Stationwa9on 2 DOOR COUPE OUT· rans . .,.._._ a · Autos. Used 5Sb ~65 Coupe lruns., air cond., J>O"er Automatic transm1ss1on. Economical l.i cylinder $ • Thundtrblrd 9970 G••••••~:••••••••••9••••• ci.-vr olet 9920 \"8, auto lran~ • f,H'lOrV !\tCe~n g, power brakes, f act or y a ir , rad io, e n u1n e, a ut o mati c 3495 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eMf'UI 901 .::: ••••••••••••••••••• ;11r l'Ond . lull 1)0\H'r, radio, h eate r . Real heater less. than 15 000 t r a~smf ss aon , power Must sen '74 T ·B ird . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,\~1 FM stereo. hl·all·r . ~harp! Lie. 01511G n miles. (238MIE ). , :.leering, air condition· Amlfm stereo-loaded. '73 VEGA HATCHBACK 4 Speed. radio. heater, low m iles. see to aJ)· preciat.e! t2790>. $1995 2845 llarbor lilvd. Co:sta Mesa 540-6410 ·73 Pmlo S11 \\~I\ Of' '73 CONNELL ''hllt.'~all~. \llHl rnot $1995 $3995 ing, whit e wall t ires, Seeit.l'vt pty.494·1589. Fiat 128 St·d. Both \Int tinted i:tlass, whl.•l•l <'O\ • Santa .... _a radio, heater. Ul34MIT ). ()pen Daily &Sunday ,73 T·Bsrd . Loaded. a uto, '71 Vega. A1r .. radio, new l·o nd. c d 11 an) 111111· ers. leather mtt·rior 1\ ~ Jim Slemons $289 5 'til 10 PM pwr, A l c. s un r oof. tares, Exe. ms, A·l cond. tHS-~m CHEVROLET ~1~ili.E~8~~ .. ~t y! 1.11'. Li~~~~~~i~ry lm~rts 2929 Harbor 81vd . otereo, Cle. l owner: SIZ75.P h :752-7660 4MC 99051 S-to •-o 5~7-051 I 1970HarborBlvd. Costa Mesa NLY 28,000 m i. Must '74 Ve"a Coupe , sl1·c•·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• S \LES&SER'/!Cr: $4995 -· ~ ~ Costa Mesa 546-1934 sell! $4495/ono. 499·2380 R /H, osharp $2200 pp 'ti6 Amb W,.:n. H II. :m 28 28Harbor81vd. S t ·71 Mercury Monterey, 631-1276 art 6. 4934725 cng. P. S p, B F, \1r Th COSTA ~1 i':SA • on a Ana '<Int l'ond .• PS/PB, air, Open Daily & Sunday 1968 VALIANT ' hi L c I M 'til 10 PM "-64. 1 owner. A·l cond. . w . 49m n11. ~10511 546-1200 in on en:ury SI 150. 645-4767. '73 Runabout. Lo mi. 2929 }1 bo Bl d 2 uuyr, auto. trans .. low Prvt Party. Must see to rhe fastest draw in the ""7 ~,os1 1301 N Tust"1n ar r v · -;leage, good cond1"t1"on. "" · -------' · • C t" S 850 Costa Mesa "" appre. $1,025. 536·1~3. West. .. a Daily P ilot "ti·l "H:-u1 HLEI<-; <Ir "til'"NO \',\.· 327. 4 s pd. _Santo Ano -547-0511 ·~g~~~~,O Col. Pk. Stn. ~~7~~ma sc. 1, . 546-1934 $1075. 646-8080 Wa ntads Call642·5678 64Cl2~56ss7i8C.ied .Ad. Phone · w.agon: .!32~. 111· be:.l ot I f!1~~~2 ~~.good. $850 Corv~tte 9932 !>-18·5982 lcr. 556·M.18h _ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----1Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew '9800 Allto1, Mew 9800 Bui-.ck 9 91 0 73 El Camino \\ ith shell '75 STINGRAYS Mustang 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I' S. I' 13 . a ir l'Ond . TWOTO '70. Xlnt. cond. Auto .. 1'1 S. 50000 rni. 1 ownr. J\lu!>l sell. 497-2674 '64 Buick Rivier a S2.HOO l>c:sl ofr. 642·..\627. CllOOS E FHOM \' 8. a uto Lran:-. 1.1rtor) ·;:i Impala 4cl r hd top, air rnnd .. p()\\l'I" !>Lt·t.•r llydramat1c, ,\C, $1895. mg. JXl\\l'I" hrakt·~. radio. Pn .Pty. S.W·OSW. Yellow & silver . all the possible l"\lras & low mileage: U225 & iXOU miles. ~~!us tang. Needs work. Best offer ht>all•r. \\hltt•\\,ilb. tml t>d i;tld~:,.. whcl'l cun•r::.. I>ea<I ... harp ' .\rl o r i ~ 1 n a I ! I. 1 l " • '72 Chevy ALLEN Carryall Oldsmobile, Catl11lac Call 495 ·-1606 aft 6pm ------ 1-'ronl & rear a ir l'on<Ji LAGLINJ\ Nlt;Ut:;L tiomng, powe r steering. 495·6430 '65 MUSTANG, 4 spd, hot rod l'ngme, new interior & p~11nt. mag whls, like nt:\\. s1100.1 best offer. til2 2183 d ays, 548·6743 afl.6 t•D'l'o..t6·827 l. $AVE power brakes. Super ------ n1t·e. Low miles. For thl• •TOP CASll' Santa Ana Lincoln Merc ury l:.J()l ~. Tu:.t1n Santa Ana 547-05 11 outdoors minded famth For Cor vette:,. and other c!IOOFFC). · usl!d car~ & truel..s! $2999 HOWAHD Che' rolcl, '74 Mustang ll Ghia, V.6. ·;_i Hwck C(•ntury. l\l mt.1 Onl) 15.t>OO m1 :\lany ~tr.is SJ30 under blue book ... l ~3895. p, l. ply. 581-45iti BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 11111 IHc• ll•d, 147-U SS HUMTIMGTOfol If.A.CH Do\"e & Qu:ul SL<;. Near Pwr, air, ::.terco, lo m1., J amboree, llri ~to l . & steel Hadial. imm a c Ma cA rthu r . Newport cond., S3600. 646-9714. Beach. 833·0555 -------~-------Classi c 1967 Mus tang '740 rangc.Auto.a1r. P S. Con,t.. new brks & P B. p wr '~i n du w:., radwlsS~liS.675·3590 AM 1-')I. stt•n·o t ilt v.hl. ·~ -, ---$7350. ore 510 0636 , hm 1 ! ~t.H·h I. 1,2.IKJ? m1. P/S, ·;5 Auil'I.. lkpl Fl pv. r . --557.1797 r B. Am 1' m !il~co . 4. \\"h1tc \\ rl'd int Xlnl Hl63 Chevy Carryall 292 s pd . ma gs, :i;J,000. \·onJ S-ltiOO h::-1 :1527il l ~l\l')l.ltrl'<I but fixable. '75 p S P.B P tW Auto 6i3·:~3. ,300 l!H lif.S T rans .. \1r cond. Tilt ------- ·71 Uwl'I.. Bl\1c•r,1 .\uto ----174 MUSTAlllo.JG Jlr Sl.i,".t(l lil l 81!11 \'l'I"\ 'Gi Sports Cupn n • 54.000 Wh l'el. Lu g. Ha c k ....,. 1-:ood t·o1Hl1l111n rm, Im r:.id1u. air. hcalL·r, Al\L FM ster eo, Sil vc·r I with silver leather 9m I nt•\\' tire:.. batte ry & '72 Skylark Custom Lo,1ded 2 tlr hal'dtup t·arb S800.493579H . ~2~~ay mi. S8650 V-6 COUPE r;id1.tl tin•-..' Ill~ I lop. ,1ir ·;2 lmµ .. l.i. fully loJded. ·;1 T·Top, lull pv.r, c·u:.t <:ond . gootl m1 S2:.'!15 1.11· in µl·rl l'1·1 i·und. Lo" pamt Hadials & mag:.. 1!93 FTll :.!OJfi ll.11 I• ·r m1l:J1.~1·. ~:woo. l'ash S5!JOO. 492 Hi22 Bh d l" ~I. Slate \\ 1.ll· t>J I 2913 Full 1J1m·cr. bul'kcl seats, hm mill's. <739 HTY J. $3695 Jim Slemons lm~rts i\1 o tor.., .. P II : '· 11 d \ SUPER FLASH" ·;5 Coupe. 6M m1 . Auto, Hro\\n , 64:>·29h3 or .. air. l'/B, P /S, P /W. 1>1;; O~l. I ·72 \'ega l pvt owner Leathe r mt. 640-8096. -----.\1r ra<.110 $1 ,200 1970 Harbor Bl vd. Bw ck Re~al '73. Couix· \ 675·6666. C0U9ar 9933 bke nu. air. AM F:'-1. 11'' r ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 631-1276 wmdows. dr locks. l ru1:-.t * '14 Chevy .,.ova -<:onlr ol. ll ll \\hi. ~pill COUPE. ti cyltndl·r . 60-40 elee scat W.700 mi. automatic & power slc1:r $3000 m.1kl•ofr5:'>i :J590 mg. •tiOOKEL1. Cadillac 991 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 EL DORADO w h I l l' \\ i t h h I ;1 c \.. cabrlUll'l lop. Lealhl·r. full l)O\\l'r & l.il"lo r ~ stereo. :i.tu-.t Sl'l'' $2995 BILL YATES ~L~~~~~~~ 493-4511 837-4800 ·1~ ChC\)" Caprice Coupt•. air c·ond. l!lt. runs good '68 Couqar --- 2-Door Hardtop '73 Grande auto.air. lo Auto. t ran:-. . V-8. radio. miles nu radials, xlnt heale r • \\ h 1 le " a It s . cond. S2950 646·3662 whcl'I l'O' l'r~ ' m' I 111 tl•nor Econo~~ ~p~t·ial ! Lsc WXCWI· 8344 $1195 '74 )t ustang I I. Xtras. Xlnl cond. Lo book. 428 E. 16lh.645-8888. CM . Oldsmobile 9955 Santa Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lincoln Mercury Sales and Ser vice 1301 N. Tustin OLDSMOBILE <Jlrismohil(''C;1d11lat' Santo Ana 547-0511 GMC TRUCKS ALLEN SR50. PP 493.4725 L,\GUNA NIGU EL '75 Nu\"a, 4·dr. Show room Ford 9940 HONDA CARS 495-6430 cond. All xtras. S-1.000/of-U · it Olds ------1 fer. 540-0024 aft 5. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• n1vers Y ·73 Eldo. Black on Black '70 Ford Cortina gd. eond. 2850 Harbor Blvd. lmrnal' tond . l owner. '66 Super Sport. Auto, mag. whls.,gd. mi. nu. Costa Mesa 540·9640 0.15 3.1.J I aft ti pm. PIS. PI B. air. $400 fi rm. tire~ $825. 962·2073. '70 Toronado. Xlnl cond., ----Good tr ansp. 642-2846. As!>ume lea:-c i>r lur .,alt•. '69 Galax1e 500 Wagon. vinyl lop, ra dials. !\lust "'15 Cad l'oupP. tilk"' ·7 1 Chevy Impala 4dr .. Air a u tot pwr. Really sell , S l295./o r bs l. hu r g. int . L o a d e d xlnl <:ond., t.ull pwr . lo SU PER!S800.675·6644. 968·7783or 848·8080. ~oc~.~7~0 ~~~~~0· Sl!IB. :;'~:M~~~v~.1~:-2sg~Y · '70 Ford Ranchero: Auto/ 1900 Olds Delta 88. Power '67 Che\' Nova Coupe. '73 CADILLAC Auto.small \'8. rs. El Dorado s550_· ---_s.i5-151~ C 1Chrysl~ 9925 oupe ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~nit!! with red leather 72 Chrysler snlen or . fu ll v l'CJUl(lpt•d .._. y k <23-IGVP ). · n ew or ~r $5 95 BrOUCJham 1 \' M, a ut oma li l' Jim Slemons t r ans miss10n •. radio w tape. heater. air con· lm~rts 1970 lla rbor HI\ d Costa MC':.a 631·1276 'i2 Cpe De VallC'. fully equip. Lthr lllll'r. Xln t <:ond. S2950. 548 rn..is. '68 El Dorado. Cd <'Onci Black on black. Sl.650 Call 673-8588. • 7 0 C o u p e cJ e \' ii I e . phys ically 1mmac. :'-keh perf. Sl625 631·0268 t\~I & PM 5Kl·2185 d1t1onmg, power steer- m~. powC'r brnkcs. power \\ 1ndow.... power door tocks, till v. he<.'l, cruise t·o n Lrol. '111~·1 t o p , w h 1 t c \\ a I I t 1 r e s . <868EIB >. $1795 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Daalv & Sund av 't1l lO Pl\t . 2929 Harhor RI\ d. ('osta l\t C'~a 546-1934 '72 Cadillac Coupe D('V1l11· ---Gd cond .. b.,t ofr. Ua)s. I!~ ~ew Yorkl·r. fully 558-9321 • .Ev~s 6-10 68 10. t•Qwpped, low miles. hke new, l owner. S900. 1974 Cadill ac Coupe 751·234.tor557·4024 DeVillr Metalla• green . ---.--whil e top. loaded. p p S~~ Corvair, con\·er llble.s, S6500. 8:13 -9093 d ays 62 thru 65, been sn 675-3655 ail GPM. storage. SSG-1139 . \ air.Shell top. Radio.$925. s l e e r in g , P o w e r 644'849-L brakes(new), fa ctory a ir , ne w tires. 63.000 males. Best offer. Call belween 8a m & 5pm. 548·0516. '67 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE STATIONW AGOH V · 8 , a u .t o m a l i c '73 Olds Cutlass Supreme . tran~m1sl>1o n , power Power steerrng. power i.tecrmg. po~t.'r brakes, brakes. powe r windows. a i r co n d 1t1o n1 ng, Like new. Full price w h i t., w a I I l 1 r l's . $3300. Cllll 979·4192. IVJ\8058). $895 ATLAS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Open Daily & Sunday 'til 10 PM 2929 H:.irbor Rlvd. Costa Mesa 546-1934 --- '71 T oronodo. Loaded : full pwr. air l'Ond., vinyl r oof. tilt wJ'leel. AM/FM. Sl 995. Lie. 195 DLX. State Wide Motors 2036 H a r bor Bl vd. C.M. PH: 645·2963 or 645-02281. ·m Cutlass. customized. Lo mi's. New ures. Ai r s hocks. $600. 751--0456. iO Ford LTD. new vm top. -I dr. 390 Eng, $1250. 69 <l ·~r HT Cul Sup. !">tli·2704 AM F.M stereo, full pwr. '10 Maverick nu pallll. exc. cond. ask. Sl494. 645·1227 art 6 r.. auto. a ar. Sl295. Lie. •72 Cuttass·S li2.'i AG B Good mi .. 2 <lr , \:ustom atenor & exterior Loaded. 2 dr. Hard top, 2036 llarbor Blvd. C.!\1 . auto, PS. radio, heater, State Wade Motors. Pll: a ir. vinyl roof, Radial Andy Brown, 645 2963 or tires. S2 195. RGR343. 645-0281. State Wid e Motors --2006 Jlarbor Blvd C.M. '7l r'ord LTDwagon.lpvt P H : An d y B r ow n , o wn e r . Xlnt. $1,900. G45·2963or 645·0281. ----· 675-6666. Pinto 9957 'fil Falcon, auto, ii cyl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• burns osl. needs wor k, SlOO. 962-2813 '73 Ford Ltd, Country Squi re StnWgn , 23 ,000 mi, new. $5,815. Selling, $3,800. 842·9837. 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 LU.coin 1974 Pinto Wagon 4 speed, radials, air con· ditioning. Like NEW! (786.1 PY>. Sale priced at $28 s ContiMfttal Cpe. '74 Runabout, 4 spd, a ir V·8, nuto. trans .. air cond, new tires, 33,000 cond .• full p o w e r , ml. Xlnl cond. $2350. AM/FM radio. healer. 644-2876 wh I le wa lls, \' In y l roor, 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I unted •la111, wh el cov.I ' en. leather interior . Uc. 987GRT. $4495 S-...AM u.c•~ UOl N. TuaUD ,.... .... 547 .. 111 To place your mHsage befor e lhe reading p ublic, phone Oally Pilot Cla llltd, 6'2·&678 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN-MERCURY'S • • • ONCE-A-YEAR NOW ON ALL REMAINING 1975 COMETS, MONTEGOS 'AND BOBCATS 21 TO CHOOSE FROM!! • ALL AT. • • UNDER FACTORY I ~II Prices are cle NVOJCE invoice Pri ar/y marked on eve Prer>aration ch~e Includes o rdi n': car .•. the rges and factory hold-b%ck~. e a I er This offer Is gOOd th ru January 12, 1978 55 YEARS EXPERIBtCE IRIHGS YOU • • • ~ "' THE GOLDEN TOUCH 1. ~YRY MEW CM IS IM5PICTIO for factory defects or shippinc dam amves. soon as it J. llP81' n•AUTIOM-Every new car is delicately adjusted to give top mechanical performance. I. HAMD POUSHID -Each new car is polished to a gleami ng luster by hand r ubbing with special waxes. - 4. 2t ..._.11ST DllYl -is given each car to double check handling, ralUes or vibra llonf. L ~ IMSNCTIOM -~member or the "Golden Touch'' team personally approves each car and certifies ~·ready for delivery." , HIGH QUALITY USED CAR VALUES!! 1974 FOID VAN 1975 MHC. COMET 1971 UMC. MAU IV 1974 COMTIMEMJAL CUllWA.OM TNe 2 door «°"°"'1 ear flu orty .9 &SO MAaafY A'1IO Ir-• --"9. AMlf'M .. ,,,_, -8 .,.,,. 1-. 11111 -..... <;o trueh Id'* INlas . • aftN UOlder factory ~ AMlly In I d •t tw llMlf An Oll!lllllCJlnO ""' It ,,,,.. Yool °"'*' ,,,. ti.11 Ful -· /lwllQ -.. hoc:IOtY ... -~ -..... "9 ....... In P1K1 lu•""'· (91,HSY) ~,:;c'9311"f" ... ~ ,_ .._. 000 $4375 1973 IUICI REGAL 7door H T ...,._,._,.,,tin .......__ • •-.no auto tr-••• 1111 11111 ,..,.,,., 11 • ...,.,.r (S.. ")I"'' . $3295 , ,73 wac. COUGAR Tiiis II i tf* .. f ...-..nit .wi..n Olll\' 33.000 Kllltl 1111... • • • • .. eond.. -~.111to.1r-._ wtw llfM. llt1JSP) .. $3295 ll50UC~I $3595 . $6266 . I t7J PINTO WAGON I t7l POMTIAC LEMANS Wt'fe oroud ol !Ills ear .•. fin "'10. tr-. AOOMy 4 door Mela/I Wllll ... cond. -ll'90ll99 ,.,.._ rlldiO a ,...,., -1'> '*""'"' ....-.o. "''° ........ """"rool -• ~ ooncMIOll. (()l)G.-Y) low ,,,_ (3IOGIO) $2495 $2750 1971 POISCHI ti 4 1974 VOLVO SEDAM IOADITIR 1641 8Mul1NI ~ ~ """"· _..., llra ftill l~ton. feel. tlf, 11M. IT1ne.. AM/f'M C:. In ........ eoM. Uc. (1140.A.J -. 81--,,_ wllll 14,l!OO ldUlll ...._(1'4KXUI . SAVE $5495 A"C..~ToPriorS... +TM. Home of the New CW "Golden Touch,. Coshl M"° 540.5630 f • ~ .,,,,.,. lectOtY ... cond. ... --.,._., _. .. pnee. (771.IPSI $7375 : 1971 CHEV. IMPALA I PASHM•ll STATION WA-.OM A lilla lemilit cw""" com10n1 lllt• llfcond. -tlMtlnQ, IUIO tr-., - --·~•M:k.l803HPA $2495 I t7J FOlD COUIB PICllW . U1te -~ ..-u .10011111-. c1ot.ztfU $2375 .