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Home My WebLink About1976-01-17 - Orange Coast Pilot'i , , \ • I ·~ra~ge ~oast· 1 EDITIO D i me-a-Line ! .B~n r.E~ VOL.69, N0.17,3SECTIONS,32 PAGES .. COast Figure JUdgeSeeks .Dante Arrest From Wlr&Servlces TUCSON -A warrant was is· sued Friday for the arrest of •Ronald Dante, a nightclub hyp- notist who was to begin serving a 7 to 20-year prison term for at· tempted murder. Dante, the ex-husband of Lana Turner, once entertained and lived on the Orange Coast. He Vallerga's1 Venue Bid D~layed • F<>rmer Orange County as- ses..sor Jack Vallerga's bid for a change of venue in his upcoming conspiracy trial was delayed a week in Superior Court Friday. made headlines in the late 60s after himself surviving a murder attempt and being arrested for attempted theft of seven motorb.oats from a Costa Mesa ft.rm. He was later cleared of the theft charges. Dante was sentenced for the at· tempted murder a year ago. However, Pima County Superior Court Judge Alice Truman al- lowed him to remain free in California op a $5,000 bond pend- ing an appeal. His conviction was upheld by the Arizona Court of Appeals and he was ordered to return to Tucson. He was convicted in 1974 of try- ing to hire a man to kill rival hyp- notist Michael Dean of La Jolla. Defense attorney Robert Hirsh said Dante bad agreed to return to Tucson from Los Angeles no later than 5 p.m . Friday. Deputy County Atty. Gary Knt!ip said Dante could be charged with interstate flight to avoid prosecution, a federal crime. But before Judge Kenneth Williams delayed ruling on the change of venue motion, he in- dicated he might be sympathetic For d S e eks to Vallerga's plea. And if Judge Williams next week agrees to move the formet assessor's trial to another jurisdiction. tbe ruling~ have the effect of cutting Vallerga free from standing trial with Rep. An· drew ~lnsbaw (R·N•wport Beach). · · ~ indictment handed down by the county Grand Jury in December, 1974, was ·amended last April to include Hinshaw and Vallerga as members of an al· leged conspiracy. According to the indictment, then county assessor Hinshaw. Vallerga ·and nine other officials in the Assessor's Office con- spired in 1972 to campaign for Hinshaw at taxpayer expense. So f a.r, all but Hinshaw and Vallerga's fate has been settled. as all but one of the other nine in· dictees have either been found or pleaded guilty to at least misde- meanor charges. ~ Meanwhile, Vallerga was found guilty last August of felony charges brought against him in a separate indictment and was re- moved from office. And Hinshaw's trial on three bribery charges in yet another indictment is nearing an end. So, it is the conspiracy trial that awaits both men that Vallerga and his attorneys want moved to a neighboring county, probably Los Angeles. Security Tax Boost WASJDNGTON CAP> -Social Security will take a bigger bite from workers' paychecks in 1977 if a proposal by President Ford is approved by Congress. And Congressional approval seems likely. Ford will a sk the Congress in his budget message next Wed - n~day to increase the Social Security tax rate from 5.85 per- cent to 6.15 percent, effective Jan. 1, 1977. That would mean that a worker would pay $6.15 out of each $100 be earns for Social Security com· pared to $5.85 this year. The worker's payment would be matched by his or her employer. Ford's budget also will include an increase in t~ defense budget, an expected tax decrease and a provision requiring Medicare patients to pay more of ~ir own bills. The Social Security tax pay· mertts would be rnade on about · the first $16,500 of income, so that the maximum deduction from any American worker's paycheck during im would be $1,104;up from the maximum of $895 on income up on $15,300 this year. In brief remarks Friday, Judge Williams conceded that Vallerga had carried the brunt of Fed ·c uts R ate the publicity that surrounding theindictments. WASH,INGTOI'."l (AP) -The Anoth er judge, Everett Federal Reserve Board an· Dickey, found that to be so las\. nounced Friday a reduction to 5.5 . June when he ordered the former '-..percent in the interest rate charged by the central bank on <See VALLERGA. Page AZ) loans to member banks. Romns Too Stuffg ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY,JANUAR'i'17, 1976 TEN CENTS perils ·~outhland Sunng Southern California? Summer Levels Feared SACRAMENTO (AP) - Smoggy areas of South1!rn California face almost tSumme~ long exposure to sulfur dioxide three times greater than the level described as harmful by health officials, the state's antismog chief said Friday. Tom Quinn, c hairman of tht' Air Resources Board, mapped strategy at the board meeting to combat the threat of sul!ates from fuel oil that he said could kill 2,100 children and senior citizens between 1978and19~in the South CoastAirBasin .. He said public hearings will be held next month in Los Angeles to adopt a "significant harm level .. 'that state doctors uy should be 25 micrograms of sul· fate per cubic meter of air on a 24-hour average.· But those doctors are unwilling to recommend a level that would be safe for humans, Quinn noted. Quinn criticized the Federal Power Commission for cutting o.uv P11ots••tt l"twto California's supply of clean· burning natural gas in favor of other s tates. forcing power Costa Mesa youths find a sl\owball fight is ideal way to cool off in warm winter. But where did they. find. the snow? It was specially delivered to Harper School Friday by city's Leisure Service Department to give youths a preview of fun they can expect in a winter fete planned for Tewinkle Park Jan. 24 . pl-ants to burn dirty sulfur· bearing fuel oil. • Sulfate released in the air becomes s ulfur dioxide, a harmful substance that would compound Southern California's Man, ·28, ·'2onfesses .. . . To lroine Killing LOS ANGELES (AP) -A 28· year-old San Pedro man pleaded guilty Friday to Ute murder of one woman and assault on two others near Irvine, Hollywood and Signal Hill in August, Sep· tember and October 1974. Gerald John Shill faces sen· tencing by Superior Court Judge Jack ... -s;..··.:(loertzen on Feb. 24. Shill pfeaded guilty after Deputy Dist. Atty. Peter Bregman an· nounced bis office would not seek the death penalty due to an absence of provable special circumstances. Bonnie Faye Davis, a 22-yea.r- old Long Beach motel manager, died of a .22-caliber rifie bullet in the bead in September 1974, in· vestigators said. Shill pleaded guilty to her de· atb and to a hatchet attack on Susan Elaine Griest, a student at Cal State Long Beach, on Oct. 11, 1974, as well as a stabbing attack on a 17-year-old girl hitchhiker in • Hollywood on Aug:28, 1974. Th~ prosecution dropped charges he murdered another woman, Sanara Kay Gunter, 30, whose body was found July 24, 1974, near a Long Beach railroad crossing. Judge Goertzen appointed two psychiatrists to examine Shill prior to sentencing. He faces a possible life term in state prison. Police said Shill had picked up Miss Davis on a Long Beach ·street and had driven her in his pickup truck to a rural road in Irvine. The teen-ager and a boyfriend were also picked up by Shill as they hitchhiked to San Fran- cisco, investigators said. Shill dropped the boy off at home to prepare for the trip, then took the girl ta the Hollywood Hills where be hit her with his fist, knocked her down and force~ her to have sex with him, then slit her throat and stabbed ber four times in the back, the prosecution said during the trial. Prosecutors s aid Shill attacked Miss Griest with a hatchet after they were involved in a minor traffic accident. Reagan: 'Poor Can Move' DUBLIN, N. Jt. (AP) - Ronald Reagan said Friday that his plans to turn over some federal social programs to the states might require poor people to move to states more liberal in their benefits. But Reagan said the Constitu· lion would guarantee that persons entitled to aid would not be deprived of It. Cuba Sends More Troops To Angola smog problem, Quinn said. Quinn said that the state, even if it can't agree on a level that won't harm humans, should have a level to use when it pleads for more natural ga5 allocations at federal hearings in March. Quinn told reporters that the basin bas had frequent -just about summer-long -1evels of 75 micrograms . "Doctors have asked me what WASHINGTON, (AP) -Cuban the level has been, and when I troops are being introduced into told them, they s aid, 'My God, fighting in Angola at an ac-a.re you sure. That's serious."' "We ·re anxious to move celerated pace and some U.S. of-because we could have some ficials s ay · the policy could represent a significant political very serious problems this sum-mer,·· Quinn said. gamble for Prime Minister Fidel He said politically motivated Castro. Officials say there now are decisions by the federal Environ· 9,500 Cuban troops committed to mental Protection Agency are the Angolan civil war and that causing part of California's two ships carrying about 1,000 dilemma. more Cubans are en route to the "We can gamble on federal African nation. ·· ~ enlightenment coming about or The Cubans have taken over we go on our own," said Quinn. virtually all of the fighting in the northern region of Angola and have achieved a succession of battlefield victories there in r e· cent weeks against the National Front for the Liberation of Angola. The view here is that the Cubans may be poised to launch an offensive in the southern sec· tor once victory is completed in the north. The south is the stronghold of the pro· Wes tern National Union for the Total Independence of Angola, and U.S. sources believe that group is not capable of offer- ing significant resistance to a Cuban offensive. Just two weeks ago, the Cuban troop strength was estimated at 1,590. When the three-week sail- ing trip by the two troop vessels is compteted, officials say, the number of Cuban troops will total 10,500. Zaire Warns Red Forces JOHANNESBURG, South Africa {UPI> -Zaire says if the pro-Soviet forces in Angola cross the border into Zaire again, it will mean war. The warning, reported Friday by the South African radio. followed alleged attacks last week by units of the Popular .,Movement for the Liberation or Angola and Cuban support troops on the border town of Dilolo, in Zaire's Shaba (formerly Katanga) province. The pro~Soviet troops reported· ly blew up railway and frontier bridges and tbe Zaire news agen· cy Thursday described their ac· tion as a • 'casus belli," an act justifying war. Estancia Shuts Down "You can vote with your feet in this country. If you think the' state is mismanaged, you can move," be said as part of a response to a question about what would happen if some states decided not to provide benefits. Some Cubans are serving in tlie Congo, a northern neighbor of Angola, ~h has served as a shipm~nt point for Sovie t military equipment destined for Angola. . But reports reaching here in· dicate the Cuban intervention in Angola has generated some un- rest, on the island. Officials say Cuba has had trouble recruiting "volunteers" for the battle, and some Cuban troops reportedly have been sent to prison farms for refusing assignment to Angola. Co ast By HILARY KAYE After surveying the situation 0t1Mo.11,,.. ... ...,. Friday m<fming, District Supt. Hot, stuffy classrooms for:ced John Nicoll announced that a the closing of Estancia High new air conditioning unit would School several hours earlier than be installed "as soon as possi· the regular closing time Fnday ble." afternoon. Nicoll .said be already has The shutdown of the Costa taken steps to speed up the bid· · Meaa campus by school officials ding process usually required averted a mass, protest walkout and added that a D•Yf unit may be planned by students, who had in operation by mid-April. • said they would leave at the Because the school ls under a beginnineof fifth period. single roof, there are no The tactic proved unnecess.ary classroom windows and few when Principal F1oyd HalT)'man doon to aid a.tr clrculaUon. sent everyone homttb12:45p.m. Teachers, who have bflen com· The school'• air conditioning plainir\.A about the problem tor unit~:~ d$t1te Mt bud been ,.yean. e.,l.iJW<l that fl plquecl Wit& breakdowns uring durlng !iftli and sixth pttfocb are the pat e-t•bt yean, ha not been difficult because by tbell the &lr 9per,ttna 1lnce prior to bubecomestaleandhot. avtttmu vacation. • 'Cluaroomt are CO('\ed on1Y by Severe problem.I arlle only on outside alr beina pumped ln when hot cta11 1pch 11 Fl1day, when the unit ti broken. When the out· tempereture• 1oared into Uw ..use ·m ls in tbe ri>Jd-809, the mld.-.. accordlna to school of. same hilh temperatures are in·'· fldalt. • side the rooms. ,. ' .. \ ' HE LED CIPIL I RIGll1S Fl~ Another source said an ex- tended Cuban commitment to Anaota with slaniflcant casualties could badly shake Cuban public confidence 1n the Castro rf!gime. ~~·Bid t ·LOS ANGELES (.\P) ~$ym~ bionwe LibexaUon Anny~.._, btrs William •:nd Emib' arrts !)ave Jgg theitoi bld lbr ~ two. , montJl delay lri their tnel tot rob-· ~. '· ' SDpetlM' Court ~.,_ Btandter tum«! daWI\ tM re- quest by Mrs. Harris' attorney. · ... Weather There'll be some high clouds but otherwise it will • be fair along the coast through Sunday. Highs to- day will be 75 to 8S degrees. I NSIDE TODA~ SfWO}dng in tongun is a gift of God o1'4 u no surprlte to m"mb~n of the Hunt- ington Bccu:h A.tumbl11 of God clDcrJ:b. .s..Afr • , .- ii 2 DAil Y PILOT ,, Saturday, January 17, 1976 , .. l1~vin e e o. riiop s . . . Snow Lost 3 Survive 16-day Or8ea/, i . . ... County · -~a~ Bolls OREGON Cl'l:"r. 0.-.. (AP) - ~we put evet)rt!ltng OD God and he ca,Jne tbn>ugb," sald Randy JCnapp after he and two other teen-age hikers survived 16 days on storm-battered Mt. Hood, a majestic 11.235-f oot peak 60 miles east of Portland. of a snow eave tot.be S\DWblme Friday. Tbey had <IQ the lat of sev~ snow caves at the 7.SJO.f oot level or the S)acler peak about 10 days ago. They ne&rly ranoutoffoodand did ruu out ot fuel /or a heater used to melt snow for drinking TWater. BuHbey ~tid-tbey~"t · Por the third straight year, the J~e Company is Orange Coun- tD.lop property taxpayp,r with a t<tal 1975-76 t.-x bill ol $11 .82 ~on. according to county Tax COUectar-Tr~as urer Robert Clfron. Taxes paid by the county's largest private landowner this year were $680,000 higher than the 197'1·75 tally. Citron said. Citron said the county's second biggest tax payer, P acific Telephone Company. "ls steadily gaining on the Irvine Company." The phone company paid $11.l million in property taxes -up almost $1 6 million from last year . Citron ·s list of the county's top 15 property taxpayers showed they paid just over $63 million or about 10.6 percent of the total tax ' bill for the county. Third place on the list for the s econd ,year w as ta~en by Southern California Edison, which paid $10.6 million. That represents 8J1 increase of $1.2 liiilnon ror the electric company, which held top spot for years 1n tbel960s. . Citron noted that six of the top ten poaitio.u chapged..orcter thia year. Rockwell International, which paid just over $4 million, jumped from sixth to fourth spot on the list. The firm's taxes increa,,eci by $628,000. General Telephone held its fifth place spot with a bill of $3.62 million, up $127 ,000. Standard Oil of California slipped·fi"om fourth to sixth place with a total bill of $3 million, which is down $603,000 from last year. Burmah (formerly Signal Oil Company, moved to seventh posi- tion from eighth with taxes of $2.93 million, up $435,000. Union OU slipped to eighth on the list with $2.4 million, down by $634,000 and Walt Disney Produc- .tions (Disneyland) moved into SchoOls Planning Five-day 'Weekend' At least 16 Orange County school districts, including four along the Orange Coast will take a five-day holiday in mid~ February, according to the coun- ty Department of EducatiQn. The districts a re making a long weekend out of Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. An education department spokesman said that since Lin- coln's birthday Calls on Thurs- day, Feb. 12, and Washington's will be marked this year on Mon- day, Feb. 16, the districts added the Friday in between to create a mini-vacation. 4' ''The districts felt that they '\\'OUld have a high tru.cy rate ~that Friday so it would be best to call it a holiday and be done with it.·· the spokesman said. So far, the roster or districts t bat will take the five-day vaca- tion amounts to half the districts ill the county, including Hunt- ington...,Ueach high school, Hunt- ington Beach elementary. Ocean Lagu.n a Hills Visitor Dies Robert W. Conder, a retired vice president of personnel !or Chrysler Corporation, died Wed- nesday in Laguna llills. Mr. Conder. 72, succumbed at Sad- dleback Community Hospital where he was taken following a heart attack. .-A r esident of Grosse Point, Mich., Mr. Conder was visiting in Laguna Hills at the time of his death. ..:No local service will be held. uurial will be in Indianapolis. Sorvivors include his widow, Catherine, a son and four grandchildren. •••• Weather Snow, rain, f09 Of' oyercest lllln cowred much Gfthecountry Frlda'f. = A rapidly mo¥1nQ cold froo\t brvuvM IMo IN Gnat LOH r419lon, ... Ohio Vali. 0-~1ac111.,,, as ml1tff SMW Mid rain i.11 owr PllrtS,,. WHI Vlrotnla .,,d Kentuct!y. Another wutMr syilem l>nlugflt r-.Ht to Nrtern Nllrth CAfotlN Md th• M ld-AUentlc stain and ·~snow 10 e>artS of New EnQi.nd. The,_ WH aJQHKted to in<r••se as the system mowd -111w ... d. Scattered showers or snow ftUrT"l.S ..,.,.. .....,,... •In South Oekola and Net>raslla and u.,. -• lhl#lcl9r9-rsover southffn Flork:la. Clouds and 109 persisted from wehlern WMN"'llon into central Cellfoml• Cte.or partly doudY conditions prevalled •-otllff teeliaM of 1111 -tern and Cefllral state a. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT ,,.,. 0<-CO<KI O•lly Pita!, _,,., ""'<II Is rono1>1ne<1 tile Ne~ Pr•n, " pu1>41~ II'/ ttw 0.-(OHi P11b4l,,,1no c-S.0.••te ...,II_, ••• publt~d MOftdAV llVOUl;lh Fr-y IO< (O•la Ne .... H•WllOfl 6H<h, Huntlnvtort 9ea<h/Founlain ll•ll•v. lrviiw, !.adcll•lla< .. Valley and laquna Be .. h~h Coa\I A $1nqtt rf'9k>njll •dilton h JIVl>ll\~ S.luro.tvs...., Sun •Mu Th• princ;lpal p.iblJ•l't•rlQ r>•-" Al lJO V.•\I en sor .. et, Go\u Mtu, <:a11tornl• ~ Ro~rt N. Weed Pr•\klenl •net PUl>liwr Jac.k R. Curlev \1 '<41 PrHldel\l end CA!Wfat.Ms~r Thomas Keevll Edll~ Thomas A. Murptitne MaMQlnt ElilOr ~rtes H. Loos Richard P. Nall View elementary and Laguna Beach unified. The colinty sc~ool spokesman said other districts have been petitioned by teachers and ad- ministrators to take the Friday, Feb. 13, holiday but action on those requests is still pending. Farm Land Bill Clears N ew Hurdle SACRAMENTO CAP) -A bill to preserve 12 million acres of prime farm land in California from development s urvived another legislative test Friday ~gainst formidable opposition. An 11-10 vote by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee sent the measure bye' Assemblyman Charles Warren (D·Los Angeles) to the A.ssem bly floor. The bill picked up the backing of state Atty. Gen. Eyelle Younger. G<>v. Edmund Brown Jr. said in his state-of -the-state speech he was-for the idea, but did not en- dorse Warren's bill. Despite major changes since the bill was introduced last year, the array of powerful opponents seemed unbroken. Appearing against it were busi- ness, labor, farm, oil and local govem ment lobbyists. The measure declares it to be state policy to preserve farm lands, as far as possible, for the production offood and fiber. It creates a five-member Agricultural Resources Council in the governor's office to pre- serve prime land. Warren said be would amend the bill to add locM government r epresentatives to the state officials on the council. Cities and counties would have to map prime farm land in their areas before next May, but cities with less than 1,600 acres of such land would be exempt from the mapping. Warren said that would exempt 90 percent of the state's cities. Bruce Roberts of the Associa· lion of General Contractors said passage of the bill would halt the construction business. Until the mapping is completed, nobody could know where they could build, he said. Joe Janelli of the California Farm Bureau Federation said if the bill passes all county land use plans would be "flushed down the drain:· Kenne th Emanuels of the League of California Cities said it opposes the bill now, but •'we think we are developing an un- derstanding with Warren.•• ,..._p.;,eAJ VALLERGA ••• assessor's earlier trial moved to Ventura County. And it was the same massive collection of newspaper cllpptngs that Judge Williams will .con- sider when be iules OD the change of venue motion next 1'eek. In a reference tot.be clippings. Judge Williams said, "You cot so much low erade Watercate material written about you ...... I don't know; It seems ta.me there was an awtul tot." Belon Juc11e Willlum decides the venue Issue Fr1d~, another JUdie will hear • motion for dls· ,... .. from Ya.lleTga't llttomey, JackCalllll. c.ldlJ aatd be wW arsue that 2,000 pa1e1 of 1rand jury testimony f au to cite enouJb ftidaee to mate Val.lel'fa ttand trial. • ninth Place with a bill ot ~ million, up $148,000. Southern California Gas Com- pany slipped to the tenth position with a bill of $2.2 million. off $.l'WtOOO from last y~ The final five positiOA' in the top lS are h eld by Hughes Aircraft -e,2.16 million), McDon· nell Douglas ($1.97 million), Shell Oil Company ($1.88 million), Sears-Roebuck ($1.8 million) and J .C. Penney ($1.6 million). Citron noted that bis office has collected 52.1 percent of the total tax bill owed this year, compared to 52.2 percent at the same time lutyear. He said there are 472,000 taxa· ble parcel.5 of land in the county this year, which is about 12,700 more than last year. ApJIOlatee2' W. J . Usery Jr., chieffederal mediator, met privately with President Ford at White House Friday amid specula- tion he will be next secretary of labor. Officials declil)ed to say whether Ford off ert!thim nomination. --The three youths sef· out on New ¥ear's-Day-~n what was to have been a five-day hike around the lllOuntain at the 9,000-foot e 1. stea<4Jb~ lost in a series or howung bliuaros, rerr into a crevasse and were almost swept away in an avalanche. But· they rationed their food. dug caves in the snow and r ead their Bibles every day. The driver of a snow tractor ~ed the thr.ee Friday mom· ing. Knapp, 18, and Matt Meacham, 18, were taken to Willamette Falls Community Hospital to be treated for frostbite. The third biker, Gary Schneider, 16, remained in the hospital for observation but seemed unharmed by the ordeal. The youths tunneled 40 feet out PA~10S«9Ps OPEi SUIDAYS • runouLa!hope. ~ uwe knew we'd last as long '8S God wanted us to.'' Meacham said. "The only thing we were wEed-about wu wbetbel'--OV-P ents would be getting too a Cully worried." The yoµtbs. all students at Walla Walla Valley Academy, a Seventh-day Adventist school in College Place, Wash., spent most of their time reading the Bible. ··we prayed and read our Bi- ble," Schneider s aid. .. I think we read almost the whole thing. Survival experts bad given the three a chance of survival, as Jong as they kept their heads, dug a snow cave and rationed food carefully. They were well- equipped for a winter climb. FLOOR CLEARANCE SALE OVAL TABLE WITH4 100'• OP ITIMS AT GRIAnY UDUCID PRICIS NEW DIMENSIONS BY FAMOUS MAKER 42" Round Table and 4 matching chairs. Reg. $470 Value ONLYS21995 MATCHING CHAIRS ONLYs329oo DELUXE RATTAN GROUP PAGODA SERIES RtG. ~99.oo 5-PIECE GROUP $26995 ~R-ATI_A_N-ROO_K_E_Rs-.-__ N_ow ______ ~ light or dark rattan rocker in choice of fabrics, colors $6995 These tallan tadten a<• being told ;,, deport- "' ... ' Jtorel for -$200.00 eoch. 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'159'5 SAVE '$125.0S On36fMh ~o:, LARGE CHILDRENS SIZE BEAN BAGS IN ASSORTED COLORS saaa .. ' ' ... ,. • ,_;., A Bit.Tipsy Dally Piiot Stall Piiot• This car, driven by Diana Powers 24 of 26792 Via Sa~ Jose,. Mission Viejo1 , o~er !urned af_ter sliding and hitting a curb at the ~tersecho~ of Jeronimo Road and Roll- ingwood Dn ve. The woman said the car went out of control as she applied the brakes to avoid hitting a pickup truck making a u. turn. The driver was able to crawl out of the wreck herself. County paramedics treated her at the scene for a cut foot. School Bargaining WorkshOp Assailed -EPA Goes Against Concorde All administrators but one in the Huntington-Beach City (elementary) School District at- tended a one-day workshop on collective bargaining Friday at Mesa Verde Country Club in· Costa Mesa. . And the conference drew s harp criticism from"ranner Peterson, president of the Huntington Beach Elementary Teachers As- sociation. . "U teachers scheduled a meet- ing of that nature we would have to close schools,·' he commented. But Deputy Superintendent Charles Palmer said a teacher was left in charge at each school, and he was on duty all day at dis- trict offices to handle any pro- blems. In addition, be said, any ad- "ministrator could report back to his school in a few minutes if he were needed. Palmer also said teacher or- ganizations are hol<tµtg similar sessions throughout the state to discuss the n ew collective bargaining law, which talces ef - feet July 1. But Peterson said teachers have to attend meetings outside school hours. He. also pointed out that during contract negotiations teact)ers had tried to get monthly minimum teaching days so they ~would have some free OO.urs for professional growth and cur- riculllm study meetings. Palmer argued, hoWever, that as management, learning about the new legislation was part or an administrator's job. Kids to Get Immunization Tills.Month Free immunization clinics will • be held at three Newport-Mesa elementary schools' during January and ,all children in the school district are eligible. Immunizations against polio. diphtheria, whooping eo~gb, tetanus, red measles (rubeOia), mumps an.cl three-day or 'German lhe.fsles (rubella) will be available. Clinics will run from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. and are scheduled for Mon- diu<, Jan. 19, at M<¥1te Vista School, 390 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa; Thursday, Jan. 22, at WliitUer School, 1800 N. Whittier, Costa Mesa; and Monday, .Jan-. 216, at Newport Heights Sc~l, ~ E. 15th St., Newport Beacll Children must be ac~mpanied · by a parent or legal guardian and must bring a written record of . prevto~ immunizations. " For Spanish-speaking families, the school nurse at the Whittier • School clinic will be available to belp tranalate. .. ' ' -. And he said one reason the con· ference was held nearby was so administrators could easily re· port to schools if needed. ' The session was being conduct· ed by Dr. Sruce Julian, former deputy superintendent or the Orange Unified School District, who now has a negotiatioh sup- port firm, Palmer said. Palmer, who normally handles negotiations, said he already has ~tudied the new bill extensively and stayed on duty to handle calls and attend to other matters. Deily,. ... Staff l'Ml• ~Ladt1 This two-year-old St. Bernard is a housebroken watchdog. She is great with children but prefers kids her own size. Lady is spayed and may be obtained at Laguna Beach Branch of SPCA, Laguna Ca- . nyonR{L WASHINGTON (UPI> -The Environmental Protection Agen- cy has changed its mind and proJ posed new noise regulations which would virtually ban the British-French supersonic Con- corde from U.S. airports. A British Aircraft Corp . spokesman said that if the pro- posal is adopted it will cause "a major diplomatic incident." The proposal would, in effect, require the supersonic airliners to meet the same noise require- ments that apply in the United States to subsonic jets. As is the case with subsonic aircraft, it would apply only to those Concordes first flown after Dec. 31, 1974. That would exempt two of the first 16 production model Con- cordes, since they were flown before that date. But two planes would not be enough to launch re· gular SST airline service between Europe and the United States. A year ago, the environmental agency had proposed exempting the first 16 Concordes built from noise regulation~. EPA Chief Russell Train sent the new proposal Friday to John McLucas, head of the Federal Aviation Administration with a letter saying the change con· forms with EPA's new policy of opposing the-Concorde. It is now up to FAA whether to set the noise standards. The EPA action came while transportation secretary William Coleman separately was con· sidering whether to grant re- quests of British Airways and Air France to start this spring mak· ing four transatlantic Concorde flights a day to New York and two a day to Washington . Coleman has promised to rule by Feb.4. Restaurant Loses • RoOf Sign Battle Despite complaints that the restaurant and area businesses will be hurt by Jack or adequate identification, the San Juan Capistrano City Council has or- dered that a 110-square-foot sign be taken off tbe roof of the El Adobe Restaurant. Counclbnen have approved a 27-square-foot sign as a replace- ment. Owners of the restaunmt, however, W8Jlted a 72·s(l.uare- foot sign wblch attorney Betsy Strauss contended was the minimum size for effective iden- tification. koOf signs are illeeal. accord· ma to the city's siin regulations. A year ago1 however, the Plan- nlq Commisalqn agreed to allow a alp on the restaurant's roof lf It wu fint.ap9roved by the com· mlllion aDd the Architectural Bpard of ReVlew. Botb ~·•r~up1 favored the HJalUlr lilD 10 tbenstaurateurs appeu.ct their decision to the CGQadl. JliA Stra1111 contended tbe siiD ii Deeded becJUH 80 percent Of the rettaurant '1 customert eome frVm out of ~ Without tbie alp. Ui 1aJd, tr.trlc pro- bl ... 81lbt r•ult. 11.Uya Wllllams, operator of a nearby bualness, said loss or t the large sign will also hurt neighboring businesses. Because of this, she said, the dty will lose sales tax revenue. But Councilman Dc;>uglas Nash argued that the intent of the re- Jlllations were not to have signs seen several bloctts awax. Many people come to the city, he said, .. to relieve themselves or the on- slaught of signs in other com- munities." Councilman John Sweeney, who arlued that the 70 to 75 per- cent reduction In size was too much, was the lone dissenter in the council action. Councilman Roy Byrnes was absent. .. Estancia Barid OnKABC Twenty members of DtanclA Hilb ~hOol'I O'l&rchlna band+ led!by drum major DaveJ .. Yont, WW perform on the Donny arid llarl• O.mond Show to be a1Hd on K.ABCon Jan.23 at8p.m. In addition, the fUll band will 11ve a.performance at the South Cout PIH& Hotel from 1 p.m. to 2p.m. on Jan.19 . Saturday, Jenu!rx 17, 1978 DAJL V PtLOT Man oi· the ·West Lagunan's Life Rich inA.dveniure By JACK CHAPPEU OUM Delly P4....._ ~ere aren't many men who can ·match the living that Lagunan .Gene Eagles !)as paeftd into his f~ seore-J)lu& years. Eagles-ts the oldest living w1'1 ,.___ less telegrapher, once owned a tradine post, can speak fluent Navajo, was a Wells Fargo agent and as a deputy sheriff in Apache County, Arizona, served under four sheriffs, two of whom were killed in office. In addition, the scrappy Eagle~ conducted full-scale war with the Arizona Highway Commission while serving as ~xecutive s ecretary of the Arizona Highway Department over a commission bttcked, $2 million boondoggl~. He also was eleded to the Apache County Board of Supervisors twice and was a warm friend of Jack Williams, who completed his third term as Arizona governor last year. Among his adventures: • Olllly f'l141t Staff l'IMt• As a deputy. Eagles stopped three youngsters in a roadster with a cloth top. He said he re- leased them when "they out talked me" but later he filed a re- port which led to their capture OLDEST LIVING WIRELESS TELEGRAPHER RECALLS PAST Laguna's Gene Eagles, 84, Reads Magazine From Back Home later. · H~ then learned that the car was stolen, and that all three boys had guns. The youngest, age 11, had been pointing a loaded re· votver at him through the car's fabric top. · Then there was the time he was chasing three robbery suspects towards New Mexico. One fired out the back window of the' getaway car and the shot glazed Eagles scalp. The sh;lttered glass cut his face and almost blinded him. , In 1930, he moved to Cham- bers, Ariz.,'where he opened his trading post. He bought a section of land (640 acres) for $725. Tax· es..on the property were about $17 a year in those days. The Nava- jos dubbed Eagles "the little American.'' During World War I, Eagles was too old to be drafted but he WE GUARANTEE THAT THESE SEATS HA VE NEVER SOLD AT LESS THAN PRICES SHOWN! · enlisted and woun~p teaching !11ission 's bid for a special rout~ telegraphy for the U.S.. Army mg. The road would have cost the Signal Corps. state an additional $2 million and "I'm the oldest living wireless would have cut the original rovte tele~rapher," Eagles, 84, said. by six to seven miles. He tlolds a lifetime membership He was unfired when the state in the Society of Wireless attorney general's office ruled Pioneers. against fhe commission. After twice being elected to the Apache County Board or B~ef Escape SUpervisors, he was appointed executive secretary of the Arizona Highway Department, a post be held from 1942to1949. During his tenure there, the magazine Arizona Highways, was expanded from a black an<S white periodical with a sub- sidized circulation or 19,0oo, to a full-color edition. Circulation jumped to 100,000 subscribers in only four editions. Currently it has a circulation of 700,000 and is self-supporting. Eagles was fired by the highway commission after he re· fused to s upport the com- CIDCAGO (UPI) -A restless female polar bear. weighing more than 600 pounds. climbed an ice ladder formed.by a freez- ing waterfall and ~caped fro01 her cage at Lincoln Park Zoo Fri- day. 1.oo Curator Mark Rosenthal shot the bear, Szazka, 17, with a tranquilizer gun while she was taking in the sights about 100 yards from her cage. 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Ford, deeply moved himself by bis memories of the miracle that came to him in a Whittier hospital bed, called on those with ailments to respond to his prayers and assured them• that they would be"healed by the time he repeated his testimony at th~ evening service. . FERVOR IS NEVER absent from a Pentecostal service. And it ran high Sunday with arms raised high · and shouts of "Yea!", "Amen!'' and "Hallelujah!'' ringing through the church· as Ford spoke. ' ~-~-~u-rrl}-~~-~ B-ee-~ for you today 1lve you joy and comfort. "In my Father's House the hour of My coml.ng has.been set " the congregation was assw;d. ''It is now time for all who betteve tn Me t o be pRJ>aYed to go forth and announce the Ume of My coming.'' The speaker lapsed into siletlce.. He appeared to ~ sud. derily realizing that be was back in bia church and that, for some reason not yet apparent, be was the center of attention. Pastor Houghton seized that moment to urge his listeners •'to be aware of what we have just witnessed. "This has been a t.reinefl(lously exciting service,'' he conimented to a chorus of shouts from the worshippers. "This is the kind of thing that happens when God moves among us and inspires us in this way." and we have confirmed that the speaken knew nothln& of them ln their nornial Uvea, .. OF COURSE, he added, "we have bad unidentified languaaes used in this form during a service. I can't say that Hin· dmtani was the langu~e used. today because I just don t know the langua1e. But it wouldn't sur- pri$e meone biL" Houghton and other Pen· tecostal preachers entertain no doubts on the origin of the emo- tional experience that suddenly leads a worshipper to address the congregation in an alien language. ' Nor is the experience new to Pastor Ford. lie has witnessed the phenomenon many times during his current global mis- sion and h e describes the transformation that comes ov.er such worshippers as the "deepest possible spiritual experi~nce." "What better way for God to get in touch with us than through people who have been so deeply moved by His word?, Ford asked. "It's not the choice of language that's important, it's the fact that we're in the pre- sence. of spiritual cominwtlca- tion." FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH IS BUILT ON PENTECOSTAL FAITH Fervent Huntington Congregation Not Surprf1ed By Speaking In Tongues solution and we ar: simply going But tbe shouting ceased abruptly when a worshipper who had been swaying in ecstasy sud· denly addressed the congrega- tion in a language identified by RE AND HIS flock had been witnesses to a demonstration of what is technically termed as "glossolalia." The more prac- tical Christian prefers to cal)..Jt what it has been called for mitKy centuries since Christ's birth: "speaking in tongues." dressed the congregation in such languages as French, Spanish, P ENT ECOSTAL preachers Greek and Japanese-all alien generally agree that glossolalia to the speakers. grown from its original mem- bership of aboµt 30 persons to a membership roll today of -an estiml\ted 200 wors hippers , Pastor Houghfon said. to have. to sit do.wn and discuss 1• tbe obvious need -expansion of this facility." . an onlooker as Hindustani. While Ford and Pastor Philip Houghton clasped their hands an~ prayed with the congrega- ti6{l, the obviously uplifted worshipper, who normally knows- only the English language, de· livered his message in a voice that was alien to his friends and family. is a supernatural utterance by Pentecostal worshippers enter· The church currently provides a wide range of educational op. portunities for worshippers of all ages but Pas tor Houghton and Paul Grasser, his youth pastor, devote much ol their time to _ Firs t Assembly's "out reach" program. Whatever name it is given, the outburst came as no surprise to the delighted Houghton. the Holy Spirit in languages tain no such doubts and have lit- MINNI E SLUSSER, 92, of Hun-. tington Beach, vividly recalls the ·1950 organization of the church and its eventual relocation at a site on 11th Street. never learned by the spea.¥er nor tie patience with analyses of understood by the hearer. tongues·speaking. Their faith "It has happened here before," he commented later. "And it doesn't s urprise me that we heard it today in view of the kind of service we bad and the testimony contributed by Marvin Ford. I'd say the time was ripe for something of that kind. They look on it fervently as a emphasizes "a second blessing, a manifestation of the mind and baptism in the Holy Sprit" which the spirit of God e mploying has to be added to water baptism human speech organs -a kind of and which is often accompanied ··we paid off the mortgage on that location and then decided to come here 14 years ago," Mrs. Slusser said. "It seemed a big de- cision to make at that time but ·we're glad we did it." vocal miracle. by tongues-spej\king. But glossolalia, inevitably, • Glossolalia, they note, was re· perhaps, has aroused con-. corded nearly 2,000 years ago PASTOR HOUGHTON also believes that his church has made revolutionary strides in its provision of programs for deat persons in the commwtlty. AND THEN E same ringing voice, this t me in English echoed thro gh the hushed church: "M children be not dis· mayed th I am come among troversy in some areas. when the church historian "We've had people addressing us in Greek a nd the purest Hebrew," the pastor said. "Those languages have been identified T he phenomenon was ex-Eusebius discussed what ap· amined by linguist William peared to be an affliction suf. Samarin of the University of fered by the Phrygian ascetic Toronto who devoted five years Montanus. That decision led to the ex· pansion of t he church pro- perty to the point that the con- gregation now owns nearly three acres on a site ideally chosen in terms of a location for a con- gregation scattered throughout "They have their own choir," he explained. "And their enjoy- ment -a nd ours -in this en· deavor is enhanced by the pro- vision of an interpreter sign language helps to make things that much easier for the choir and t hose watch ing tbe?Jl perform;" ,you. Let the message that I have Ex-chief Reddin , Addresses Knights '• Tom Reddin, former Los Angeles police chief, will be the main speaker, Sunday Jan. 25, at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Buena Park. Orange County Chapter Knights of Columbus will hold their Corporate Communion at the 8:30 a.m. Mass at Saint. Pius V Catholic Church, Father James Pierse, pastor and chaplain of the Knights will celebrate the Mass. Following the Mass, a 10 a.m. breakfast will be served at the Knights of Columbus-Kass Hall, 8410 Kass Drive in Buena Park. Reddin will speak at the breakfast. More information may be obtained and breakfast reservations made by telephoning Kass Hall any Thursday through Sunday at 522-0431. and a great deal of global travel to an investigation of "speaking in tongues." Samarin recorded several such outbursts. And he concluaed that they were "strings of syllables, made up of sounds taken from among all those that the speaker knows, put together more or less haphazardly but which neverthe- less emerge as wordlike and sen· tencelike units because of re- alistic, language-like rhythm and melody.'' THE CANADIAN researcher refused to attribute supernatural qualities to the phenomenon. But be did see it as a valid and autheqlic religious experience. He bad no comment to offer on the claims maC!e by man highly respected churchmen that they were there when worshippers ad· MONTANUS, H E WROTE , was "suddenly in a frenzy and ecstasy, he raved and began to babble and utter strange things." His sect became known as Mon- tanists and other historians have noted that m any of his followers were heard to speak in tongues. Pastor Houghton is one of many Pentecostal preachers who accept glossolalia for what they believe it to be -undoubted com- munication with G.od. But, as wel come as the phenomenon is to his fervorfilled services, he does not allow such manifestations to take pre· cedence over a fast growing ministry at the Newland Street sanctuary. Formed 25 years ago in a store building on Main Street, the First Assembly of God church has ~.Jiuoiington Beach. But Canadian-born Pastor Houghton made it clear that t he church has reached a point in its progress when another vital decision must be made. • • W E ' R E A T .T H E crossroads," he sa'id'. "Today, and it's nearly every Sunday now, we had an overflow con- gregation out there. We will have about 75 percent of that number at the evening service although there have been occasions when the evening service bas been j ust as full. "The immediate solution is double services," the pastor said. "But that is only a stopg~ WORKING WITH him in his snug office are a carefully tended gopher snake and two aquariums ·filled with brightly colored tropical fish. "That's so I can make an im· pact on the kids," he laughed. "You'd be surprised bow long a · youngster will listen to you when you've got this kind of back- groundto your conversation." God's work is going well at First Assem bly. "And we plan to keep it th at w ay," d8iClared P astor PbiliJ? Houghton. ORANGE COAST CHURCH l)ffiECTORY QPISTRANO YAU.Ff BAPTIST OtUROt JJOll D .. OW.,. M.. S.. .,._ c:.,k.,_ s..19JWertlllps.-ric.-I• I I A.JiiL. 7:t5P.M. ~w.sc11-~-t:lOA.M .. Ctiri1timTr I ' 1 6P.M. w ... .., "•rerc-4:45 , ..... Pastor William Davenport 4tJ..lt40-24 Hewt RRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 2501 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach-642-74-43 Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. Pastor s-MJSc•• .. -f:JOA.M..W• ... t0-.JOA.M.17P.M. We .. tdtly Pr.,w s.r.tw-7:JO P.M. FIRST SOUTHBH IAnlST CHURCH 6SOW.H S•ltre.t,Cest.Mne 641-tlll SUMD~ t SCHOOL -t:41 A.M. WOISHIPSBVlCIS-11 A..M.•6P.M. t«IRSHTPIOYIDID PASTOl.UY.JOIHlfHll HARIOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH~ Ccinw of F.linWw ..t ......... 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Wood 41),. ~t')'- • I ' l • ' t I i ' I r I• ' GosRel Singer TO Perfonn · Perlita IJm, internationally known gospel concert and record- lna artUt !Mm Los Anceles, will be &Jl~IOlolsl at 7 p.m. Sunday at o.tral Baptist C1a111e• ot Orange County. A· graduate ot Asusa Pacific CoUege, Ma. Lim left the secular music field three years ago and bu been on tous:Jnthe U.S. and .. Caaada..~- Actrea1 Rhonda F1emlng is the pulpit iuest of Gafdea Grove o...11._t .. ~b' Cbllreb at lM 9:30and11: JS a.m. services Sunday. Miss "'""'~·who recenUy starred in the film Won Ton Ton -The Du That Sa'!ed Hollywooct, wittspeak pnor Tolne regular aermon by Dr. ( J Robert Schuller. • REL I GI ON An all-day class on "C.om- '\: mittment to Growth" will be • held !rom 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sa~ay. Jan. 23 at the San Clemente Professional Center, 647 Caauno de Los Mares, Suite 108, San Clemente, Sponsor of the seminar is the Science of Mind Center, part of the Cbarch of =: :;~e.:i!hi~'t9'l%:;v. Leslie Harrold. More information is ISBAEL ACADEMY'S MahoJ Dancers will lead off the First Orange C.ounty Dalya Folk Dance F~tival at 2 p.m. Sunday at Tern· pie Beth Sholom, Santa Ana. Academy families then will return to Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School, Irvine, for Asepha and class. "Think Pancakes," is the theme at Community Presbyterian Charcb of San Juan Capistrano from 8 a.m. to 12 :30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 2S when Junior high members will cook and serve pancakes and sausage in he the Youth Center. Proceeds will fund busfare for the students' February snow retreat. Other coming activities at the · chfirch include a 10 a.m. Bible class each ·Thursday, led by Pastor · Bpb Schwenck, on the theme, "The Sensitive Heart." A "For Men Only" retreat is planned for Feb. 6-8 at Wyliewoods near Lake Ar· rowhead. Representatives of Standard Oil or California, the Sierra Club, and the South Coast Regional Zone Conservation Commission will pre· sent their view~ ~n oil at a Temple Sharon Adult Education Forum set for 8 p.m . ~rday, Jan. 25 24 at the Temple Social Hall, 617 West Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. The program is free and open to the public. The annuar dinner or Neighborhood Congregational Church of Laguna Beach is scheduled for 6:30 p.m . Wednesday, Jan. 28. The program, on.a bicentennial theme, will be presented by Rev. George Haskell of the Southern Conference of the United Church of Christ. On the' third annive111ary of the United States Supreme Courts de· ci.sion to legalize or liberalize access to abortion, a rally supported by local Catholic Churches to protest legal abortion has been planned for 7 p.m . Thursday at LaPalma Stadium. The "March for Life: rally will be led by Robert Dornan , and is a response to a letter from Cardinal Timothy Manning to his archdiocese, condeining the practice of abortion. . The UnHarian Unlvenalls& Church of the Saddleback Valley, re- cently organized under the leadership of Rev. Arthur Olsen, has begun a series of Circle Suppers in members' home to offer op- portunities for friendship and fellowship. Those interested in the new church may call Rev. Olsen at 586-2055. The Azusa Pacific C.oncert Choir will perform at the 6 p.m. Even· tide service Sunday at Garden Grove Community Church. The 48· voice choir, directed by Earl Anderson, will sing sacred classics, hymns and spirituals. Nursery care is provided. Dr. Milo Brekke, vice-president for r esearch analysis of the youth research center in Minneapolis will be honored at a reception from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m . Saturday at Lutheran High School in Orange. MISSION TALK Henry Jona Missionary ·Hank Jones To Speak Rev. Henry "Hank .. Jones, who after a 21-year career in the . U.S. Marine Corps, pastored the Central Bible Churct-, Costa Mesa, for nine years, and then with his wife Marjorie served as a missionary in Vietnam and Oceania·South Pacific with Cam- pus Crusade for Christ, will pre- ach Sunday, at PlymOJ..llh Congregational Church. 3262 Broad Street, in Newport Heights. R~. Jones will speak about his expe riences overseas in ministries to the American military, the Vietnamese people, and recently in evangelism train- ing of college students in the Solomon and Marshall Islands, New Guinea, a Ad Fiji. This special missions pro- gram will be presented at the 8 :30 a nd 10 a.m. Worsh!p services of the church, Dr. John A. Lindvall, pastor. Women ·Bible Studies Start Da~time and evening Women's Bible Fellows hips will begin Tuesday on the Garden Grove Community Church campus, 12141 Lewis St. The studies will be held on con- secutive Tuesdays for seven weeks. Further information is available at (714) 750-7000. Nursery care is provided. Sa!urd!y,Januwy17, 1978 DAIL y PU.OT A 5 ~ CLftS .Program ·Leadership Institute Slated Rev. Bob Kranlng, executive director of Forest Rome Christian Conference Center, Forest Falls, will be theme speaker at the ioiUal session or the 1976 Christian LeMetship Tra.iJ)ing ·Inatitute of Coastline As1octation Or'"'Sunday Schools (CLASS>. which is eitpected to draw hundreds of Susi4ay School teachers from throughout Orange County'. CLASS is an affiliate of the Greater Los Angeles Sunday School Assocciation <CLASS), will open Monday, Jan. 2&, at 1p.m . at-Harbor'Frintty-Baplist Church, 1230 Baker Street, Costa Meaa. ·· Juvenile fiisfice ~ Proble111S Eyed Martha Newkirk, as- sociate director of delin- quency diversion pro· grams in five Orange County cities, will speak at the third program of Temple Bat Yahm's series on "Tfle Family," at 10 a.m. Jan. 25 at Corona del Mar High School. • Mrs. Newkirk's topic will be ''Tre nds in Jttvenile Justice." She will discuss qational and local approaches to the problem of juvenile de- linquency. A social ecologist ·employed by UC Irvine. Mrs. Newkirk also serves as a consultant for varied. delinquency TEMPLE GUEST diversion projects and for juvenile delinquency __ M_a_rt_h_a_N_e_wk_l_r1< __ Methodist Bislwp Cornes to Coast The second annual Festival of Christian F aith and Unity, s ponsored by the Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley Ministerial Associ ation, wili hear United Methodist Bishop James Armstrong at 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan 25, at the First United Methodist Church, 18225 Bushard Street, Fountain Valley. Bishop Armstrong is the author of numerous books and currently is serving as president of Uni t· ed Methodism's Board of Church and Society. He is on the Advisory Board on Native American Affairs for the American University, and is Evaluation Committee of the Yale Divinity School. Bishop Armstrong_ also will be speaking at 7:30 that evening a t Community United Methodist Church, 6662 Heil Avenue, Huntington Beach, sponsored by the Santa Ana District's beach church's of The United Methodist Church. Special music will be provided by combined choirs of Foun- tain Valley and Huntington Beach Community Unit- ed Methodist Churches. The public is cordially in- vited. Two additional Se6Sions Feb. 2 ans! Feb. 9 will follow at the same address. KRANING SPENT n1ne years of mfnistry with Youth for Christ in Salt Lake City and Southern California. The 1976 Institute will follow, the theme. "Freedom to Become All I Can Be," and will draw as keynote speakers, Rev. Bob Kraning, Dr. Harold F. Leestma, Lake Hills Community Church in l,aguna Hills and 01'. R\thud L. StFauss, Em- manuel Faith Commurity Church in Escondido. Following the theme addFess each night, 11 classes of general interest will be presented cover- ing fields of administration, Sunday School growth. basics for teaching, programs for classes from pre- school through college age, working with adults and families. ... EN ROLLMENT IS open to alJ interested churches, which may register by sending the $20 re· gistration fee Cper church) to CLASS, P .0. Box 2102, Laguna Hills, Ca. 92653. Rev. Wayne Tesch or the Newport-Mesa Chris- tian ('enter is general chairman of this year's CLASS. He may be reached at 556-3016 fo r further in- formation. · Illness Discussed .. The. Handling of. Terminal lllness ·' will be the topic for the Orange County Medical Associa- tion's Medicine/Religion Committee public meet· ing at 7:30 p.m .. Jan. 20, in the Or ange County Medical Assoc1at1on Bwlding, 300 S. Flower St .. OrangE:. Ralph Byron, M.D., Chief of Surgery at the City of Hope and Rev. Richard Real, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Tucson fo r over 50 years. w ill be tbe featured speakers. GOSPEL CONCERTS Presents GIGANTIC WIHTER GOSPEL MUSIC EXTitA VAGANZA .. J. 0. S-. 6 TMI IT &WI ~A.lln na.u ... 1101 IUCCWOOOS ... al OIHCnOMAMO ~'"'~ P ...... CIYkA.d. w .. Ja. 2'-7:30 , ... c.112lltl70.0115 What does God have "FREE · , TO GROW" Message Series by DR. HAROLD F. LEESTMA Jan. 18-"Choose-the True freedom" Jan. 25 -"God Has Strange Ways·• Feb. 1 -"Is Somethmg Missing?" Feb. 8 -"Soll Oeo Gloria" Feb. 15-"What Happens • When We MeeU" SUNDAYS 9:30 and 11 A.M. EL TORO HIGH SCHOOL LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH DIAL 137-"AY ca11 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. I ·ORANGE COAST CHURCH.DffiECTORY l ST. JOHM THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH J0430rangeA.n .. Costa Mna SUNDAY SBYICU-IA I 0 A.M. CHUI CH SCHoot.-t: 15 A.M. HUHHYCAU flr.HownMoffCwtw,....,Vlc_.-,.._541.2137 -----ST. 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Sc-..-11w..,4':11·6:11P.M. ,.,.,...._ ......... C4167MIH P.O.leJIJJl,C::... ....... tHU · llMN SHAION 617W.lt • c..e. .... This Sunday Worship in 'St.Jlndn·w's Tre5byferian Clmrcli 600 St. Andrews Road • Newport Beach Dr.~H.Dlwwn.w.P ..... "LORDt THE KNOT'S TOO TIGHT" Dr. Dierenfield preaching Services8A.M .. 9:30 A.M.and 11 A.M. A.BC UMEOFHELP-645-2222 • TEMPLE ISAIAH COHSllY.t.llYI Sabbath ~Ices EYery Frickly at t: 15 P .M. H..t»orCllritH.C....11.tMe 't:..._. . 2401 .,.., ............ ,.. ua••1W• S17-UJ$ 646oc:t.711l ~ • P o eoasa 1, T ..a111. • 112e.> IBJ.-OUSSCHOOI. Dr.,....R1•1 ..... ...W UJ,.IJM .~ -~ "" & OAILYPl\.OT Saturday, January 17, 1m Coast Dlst~t I No SlowdOwn · Iii Adult School By ALAN llllUtlN ~-0.11,~ ...... Dr. Norman Watson. chan· t'ellor of -the Coast Community College District, has vowed there will be no slowdown in adult edueation at Orange Coast and Golden West colleges. . Slant-drill Bid Okayed Rurmah Oil and Gas Co. may slant-drill for oil into offshore areas from a new well north or 23rd Street in Huntington Beach. The State I.ands Com- mission gave tht• approval Thursday in Saeramento. Commissioners denied approval for a second well at the location pending oil price discussions. Pair Nabbed In Invalid's Jewel Theft JPWelry and other valuables worth as much as $100,000 have been stolen from an invalid Laguna Beach m~m. Two male nurses charged with his care 'have been arrested. Laguna Beach police said they have recovered a 5.16 carat diamond ring valued at f_rom $20,000 to $32,000 and a sapphire and diamond wedding band, 'Valt.1e unknown. JOHN WAI.I.ACE Bridge, 22, and Gregory J . Sarinia.19. both of San Francisco, will face a pre- liminary hearing on grand theft charges at the South Orange County Judicial District Court in I.aguna Niguel. Both m en are being held in Orance County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bail each. The men had served as male nurses to invalid John Minter, a long-time Lagunan and former owner of Minter's Laguna Beach Funeral hom e, now Sheffer Laguna Beacb Mortuary. I THE THEFT had gone un- discovered until a suspicious , pawn s hop owner in San Fran- 1 cisco called police to report the attempted hocking of the five t carat r ing. The men wanted j $8,000 for the ring. ; San Francisco Police arrested • Bridge and Sarinia and notified Laguna Beach police. ' Local police in tum contacted 'Francis Minter, the victim's • wife, who searched their bet~- : ings and found a substanti~l i amount of jewelry was missing. , U~RECOVERED ARE an an- ! tique dia m ond platinum pin and a 'diamond cluster ring. The values I of both are substantial, buW.ave not been positively determined. : Det. Steven Kris ch said. The total • amount of the loss including some rare gold coins could be $100,000, , hesaid. Revcovery of the coins is pend· I ing, but the valuabt~ pin and 1ruamond cluster ring have been 'stolen from the San Francisco 'antique dealer who allegedly 1 purchased them from Bridge and t S&rinia, Det. Kirsch said. ~ The preliminary hearing will determine if sufficient evidence •exists to bi nd the men over for ~trial in Superior Court. j .Former Times !Editor Speaks· Nick William s, retirededitorof >the Los Angeles Times, will dis- cuss his newspaper career with. Saddleback Friends of the Mis- lsion Viejo Library at 3 p.m. today at the library. A Virginia native, Williams 1worked on newspapers in Texas and Tennessee. In 1931 he joined fthe Times staff, where he stayed , until his retirement 40 years. 1later. The Minion Viejo Library is at 24851 Chri~anta Drive. Addi· ltional information is available by calling Evelyn Pace, Saddleback 'Friends progra m d irector, :837.me. j lll8~on Eyed . , -. HPeople want mOTe communi· ty college education and we in- tend to provide it one way or another-,·· -Joi~ assur~ members of the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team (CHART> at a Thursday meeting inCo5taMesa. DR. WATSON MADE the statement after outlining in a talk on community-based adult education how• the enrollment of adults at community colleges had grown to "staggering" pro- portions in recent ~ t.'..i.n>. The chancellor said the enroll- ment increases were being met with restrictions on state support for additional students and this was posing a fiscal dilemma. With a cap presently on addi- tion a I sta te funds, the alternati'ves are ( 1) to turn stu· dents away, which Dr. Watson said some colleges are doing, (2) impose the extra burden on the lQeal ta~payer, which the Coast District has done, charge tuition. or (3) get more money from the federal government. ''Finally, the people will have to decide," he added. DR. WATSON SAID that a bill to provide extra· money for lifelong education needs was sup- ported by the U .S. Senate but President Ford opposed it. Newport Beach Public Works Director Joseph T. Devlin asked why adult education should not be made self -supporting. He said there might be higher priorities in Sacramento than funds for adult education. Dr. Watson responded, "I think lots of people who are older who are on fixed incomes or who are in financial diCCiculties and who have paid their debt to society should continue to have the OP· portunity to be alive with learn- ing. R ather than do without bread, they ought to be able to have their education a nd bread both." THE CHANCELLOR MADE clear that he believes the solution to the problem lies in the state providing more funds to the com· munity colleges. "We realize the state does not have unUmited funds ... but peo· pie are saying that education is a hjgh priority, .. Dr. Watson said. "Perhaps some of the funds should not go to low priorities." The chancellor said that the problem came about because the growth of community colleges in recent years exceeded stale pro· j~tioos. · .. WE BELIEVE 'ftlE ~tale Department of Finance made e r- rors." he said, explaining that the department based its projec- tions on the number of high school students who would be graduating and going to com- munity college without taking ac- count of the new adult student. The chancellor said the present age was one of recurrent, in- termittent education, with stu- dents dropping in and dropping out of college. Students have become more interested in learn- ing than in meeting the require- ments of education. "It's not going to stop," he said. "We've only seen the tip of the iceberg. Hundreds of millions of people are out there who are • potential students. We are on the verge of a learning society where people will be going to school the rest of their lives." BUT THE CHANCEU.OR said this depended on education being made available to all potential students. "People will never stop learn- ing if education is prepared to take learning to the m in a way they can receive it," he ex- plained. Dr. Watson said the way the Coast District has responded lo the challenge has been to build in flexibility. This has been done by conducting classes in off-campus facilities, through broadcasting 1V courses over i1s TV station, Channel 50, offering work ex- perience programs, and tutorial prQgrams which allow students to complete courses at their own speed. Co/~ seeking . TopCituem And Teachen The San Clemeate Clamber of Commerce 11 seeldn& nomlna· tions for its annual citizen ot the year a:nd taadler ol the year awaiill. , - 1'bi cltiMID ortheyear awlU'd ls bestotred on the penon wtiO hu exemPllfied him .. lf or Moill lD maklnJ San C~mente '1M bat po11ible place to lt't'e and work," aeeOrdint to chambieroCfidab. 1be teacher of tM 1nr awii'd II Pr9ttJted to a dlstliisutthed teacbet from P.uj)llc and parocntaJ 1cct.oots aoc-... ma.a Clemente. • \ • ' I " .. ~. • I "" . • .. ' . BETIY BAILEY WITH BOVINE BACKYARD VISITORS 'About 40 More Stood on the Other Side of the Fence• The Cows Came Calling Animals Couldn't Resist CdM. Backyard By Hll.ARYKAYE Of t1M O.ilr ...... Stat! Ten aggressive Irvine Ranch cows spent a blissful afternoon in the sunshine, munchi'lg grass a nd dais ies and mooing contentedly in the backyard of a Corona del Mar residence. Betty Bailey says she looked into her backyard at about 1 :JO p.m. Thursday just in time to see a white cow coming through the barbed wire fence that separates her property from the Irvine Ranch. "IT WAS A YOUNG, AGGRESSIVE white cow, which stuck her head through the fence to chew the grass and then found s he could wriggle through the hole she'd m ade in the fence," explains Mrs. Bailey, who lives al ·276Seaward Road. The startled )"Oman quickly called the Irvine Compa ny to report the bold bovine. But by the time she had officials on the phone, nine more multi-colored cows had joined the first one. Besides the 10 grazing in her yard, another contingent of about 40 cows s tood on the other side of the fence, mooing loudly and staring balefully at their friends inside the yard. "Only the s maller, ones could fit through the opening and the otbers were let- ting us know they weren't happy to be left out," says Mrs . Bailey. After summoning help from the Irvine Company, Mrs. Bailey says she phoned her husband, Realtor Nigel Bailey, and said. "You're not going to believe what's in our · backyard!" Not only Bailey, but also neighbors came to look and laugh at the yardful of cows. It took the Irvine Company about 21"2 hours to send out a cowboy to round up the stray herd. IN THI': MEANTIME, THE COWS settled down to graze the tall grass that grows on the Bailey property, between the Irvine Ranch and a planted lawn, area or the yard fenced off with a chain link fence~ . The cows, however, di~vered they could chew daisies through the chain link fence and -also enjoyed the spray from sprinklers turned.on in the lawn area. "By the time the cowboy came, they were sopping wet, but happy," Mrs. Bailey says. Mrs. Bailey added that the cows have never intruded before in her five years at the residence and that her neighbors, who have lived there longer. do not recall any incidents, either. Building Plan Pondered \ HB .. Sclwol Trwtees to Mull New Sclwol By KATHY CLANCY 0t111eo.11rl"li.t~ Trustees of Huntington Beach's Ocean View School Dis- trict will consider a $4.J million building program Monday night to build one new elementary school and upgrade facilities for seventh and eighth graders. School, 5702 Clark Drive, Hunt- ington Beach. District Superintendent Dale Coogan said the bui lding pro- gram, if approved by trustees, will take two years to complete. It would involve shifts in some school attendance areas, be said, but would result in improved facilities and programs for junior high-age students. ·AT PRESENT, COOGAN ex- plained, 13 of Ocean View) 24 schools house seventh and eighth graders, while the rest are de- signed for o nly kindergarten through sixth grades. But because of population shifts, Haven View has only 125 seventh and eighth graders this year, while Park View h as become crowded with 467 junior high students. A state grievance hearing against City Attorney Don Bonta eoi yru!er wJ!.Lio .Huntin_sto~ Beach ana W .lfprol)ililyl»e COD· tinued on F e b. 2. It was learned that one of thQ matters. that may play a Part in the hearing is Bonfa·a former policy -of having bis deputy at· tomeys sign an agreement t.IJat they would not run against~· cumbent city attorney in cit7 elections.· THE THRUST OF THE grievance hearing is an appeal by Deputy City Attorney John O'Conner over a critical fitness .leport given by Bonf a a year ago. Bonf a asserted that it would be improper to comment about his policy that barred assistants from election campaigning because the m atter may come up in the grievance hearing. He did confirm .. however; that the state Attorney General's Of· fice conducted a.n investigation into the practice several months ago. The case was eventually dis- missed after it was turned over to the Orange County Distiict At- torney's Office because there were no grounds for prosecution, Bonfa said. BONFA DECl~AREDTHAT he subsequently has rescinded his order and that employes in his of- fice may now oppose him in elec· tion.s. "I felt my actions were perfectly proper.·· Bonfa said. "I wanted to keep the office clear or politic al turmoil." It is understood that a hearing judge from the state Office of Ad· ministrative Hearings opened the grievance case Wednesday. It was r ecessed Thursday and m ay not convene again until Feb. 2, O'Connorsaid. O'CONNOR SAID RE could not comment on hls grievance re· pprt but an associate in the>' at· tomey's office said he had heard it was a "very unfavorable evaluation.·· '•It w ent b eyond the supervisor's authority and was something that should have been supported with facts," said the attorney who didn't want JJis name used. "It is something that wlll follow him all ·his life,•• the lawyer added. Bonfa said he thought the evaluation which was based on a ·''rather negative performance" was deserved. Surgery S_et For Newport Councilman Newport Beach City Coun· cTi m an Howard Rogers said Friday he expects to undergo heart surgery "sometime next The progr am, recommended by a district teacher and ad· ministrative committee, calls for building a ne w kindergarten through eighth grade school, phasing out Ra ncho View School and renovating seven other cam- puses. INCLUDED IN THE plans would be manual arts classes, home economics, art and drama, foreign language and photo· graphy, as well as showers and lockers for physical education classes, Coogan said. The district's 25-member staff week" at Hoag Memoria l committee studying the matter Hospital. sine e oc't o oe r suggested Rogers said be cbeckedintothe between 250 and 3So seventh and .r hospital ru.esday morning to ~ eighth graders in each kin· de~go a senes of tests for a coob· dergarten to eighth grade school nwngh~artproblem. MONDAY'S MEETING will be at 7:30 p.m . at Meadow View r • 1 I In addition, the ~ew school would serve an area south of Marine View School, near Slater Avenue and Springdale Street. Also e'Xpected at Monday's meeting will be comments from a 20·member parent committee' studying the plans. During the first year, the only change in attendance would be at Have n View School, where seventh a nd eighth grades would move to Village View. JN ADDITION, BY September a $2 million renovation project would be completed for Circle View. Crest View, Har~u iew. Marine View, ~prin View, Village View a nd estmont schools. By September of 1977, Coogan said, the new canfptas would be completed and Rancho View would close. At the same time, seventh and eighth g raders from Meadow View would move to Clrcle View School. Later the boa.rd ma)' choose to seJl eitbet .Rancho View, near War n et A venue and Be act.a Boulevard, or dittrlct offices, at Warner and Stach, to fln1nce future butldins ~. \ as an ideal size, he said. Jie said that the bypass surgery was decided. on after doctors checked the lest results. THE PROPOSALS beins con-· sidered Monday will include some shifts in s taffing to provide additional junior high teachers, Coogan said. In addition to the closing of Rancho View, the oldest school in the district, only Haven View and Meadow View would no longer house junior high s tudents, Coogan said. ' "We're figuring on sometime next week," be ~aid. "Probably Frld8i}'." Rogers. wbbsaidhewasingdod spirits, \aid be planned to remain in the hospital while awaiting sUt· gery. A councilman since 1966, be said he doesn't anticipate a • lengthy absence from coWJcll work. Clemente's ·c ·arr .· . Gets $4,060 R.aise T ' l l Saturday, January 17, 1976 DAil. Y PILOT ' ~l • , Chain_ Saw Warning. Given by Surgeons • CHICAGO (AP> -The use of chain saws can lead to severe in· Jury to the head and neck and even death, two oral 1ur1eona claim. .. These email but powe~pieces.ot ~uiplMllt tend to 2.f'Odut• teVere ln,furtea tbal are usu y coJifi.ned to the extremities," Dr. Gamble said. Gamble and Dr. Fred A. Loe issued their watninJ in · an article in the J 81\U8rY issue of the Journal of Oral Suraeoas. publilhed by the American Dental Association. --- IN THE ARTl<LE, the authors, who work at Confederate Memorial Medical Center in Shreveport, La., llst five such injuries, two of which were fatal. Gamble said in a telep,hone Interview that lie does not know the extent of the problem nattooally, but that be bu heard of slmilar Ca!ef Jt other medical caters. The chain saw "is one of the fa.ates~ selling consumer product.a,,. the dentist.I point out, with more than 2.5 million purchased in 1974 .ione. ~AMBLE ESTIMATED that S percent or fewer injuries occur to the bead and neck, but pointed out that these are more life· · threatenina than Injuries to the arms and legs. 1be two deaths the authors report resulted from severed neck vessels in chain saw accidents. · Victims who survive often have to undergo extensive surgery for repair of injurjes to the face and oral cavity, they said. . . . · ALL CHAIN SAWS have a tendeD.<!Y to jump, grat) or buck when in use, they noted. If this happens and the saw is out of control, "it will eat the user alive," Gamble said. Most injuries occur to tbe legs beeauae saws Usually are beld at walit level or lower,'he explained. When the saw is beld at shoulder level or over the !lead it endangers the head and neck, he said. Manufacturers cootinually improve the safety features of the tool, Gamble said, and some.,models now have automatic devices which shut off the machine when it jams. MOST INJURIES result from r~ckless use of the saw, he said, adding that the public generally is not aware of the danger associat· ed with its use. Gamble gave this advice for sate use of chain saws: • -Understand the exact mechanism of the tool and how it cuts. -If it jams, shut it off it there is no automatic shutoff. -Never use a chain saw above the head or even in the line of .... vision. -Read and follow the instructions that come with the tool. . ~o~tyClnb ~ets Meeting ·In Laguna Orange County District of California Garden Clubs Inc., will welcome tbe New Year with a lun(heon and mee.ttng, Jan. Z'I. at SUtf and Sand Restaurant, lSS5 So. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. . The president's council will meet at 10 :30 am on the 8th floor. Social time 11 :3Q, luncheon 12:30 with business meetink at 1:30. Retervations deadline is Jan. 20. Send check for $4.&S to Mrs. Robert L.I. Smith, #5 South En- cino Road, South Laguna 9'N17. Mrs. W. Roderick Hunsworth program cbairpersoo, will pre· sent Mrs. Warren Forgey, state district director coordinator, who will speak on "Save the Tortoise" and show slides or desert flora in "A Potpourri of the Desert.·' Plant sale will be under the s upervision or Mrs. Alice Wagenhal s, ho-rti c ultur e chairperson. Weekend • Gardening Summer Favorites Sell. Out Quickly Checklist • Plant Gladiolus bulbs ,ow. Fo!ow-up with successive plant- ings every two weeks until spring -this will provide you a suc- cession of garden color, and b!ooms for cutting, into the warm season. tr Select Roses now at yotir neatby nunery. The selection is the largest of the year at this time -the bare root season. ' • Dwarf fruit trees provide the ldem answer for growing fruit in limited space. The dwarfs can also be grown in containers, becoming a handsome garden accessory as well as a source of luscious fruit. • The winter and early-spring gden neettn't lack color. Set· out nursery transplants of Pansies, Violas, Calendulas and Fairy Primroses for a color transfusion wbieh will last until the heat of summer. • During tbe winter .months. la~ should be kept mowed and be fed regularly. Tread lightly on them, however. Constant tramp· ing during wet weather tends to compact the soil and make it less manageable later in the year. It may seem too cold to think ahead to summer now, but your nursery will be featuring sum· mer blooming Trlgridia, Watsonia, Cannas, Lilies and Gladiolus this month. These sum- mer favorites are usually a sell· out item, so the California gardener buys early to insure a good selection for the garden. Later when the weather warms up, around April, the gardener plants his yard f9r summer color. Don't let the names Trigridia and Watsonia scare you off. Instead, be on the lookout this month for Trigridia bulbs and Wat.sonia corms. Trigridia bulbs are well wortb looking for as they bloom up to two months bearing large 5·6 inch blossoms atop 18..JO inch stems. The colors range from white to yellow, orange, scarlet, pink and lilac. And the 'Immaculata' strain bears flowers with tiger spotted inner petals. Watsonia are related to gladiolus, but their flowers are smaller and the plants grow taller -up to 6 feet. Watsonias come in both evergreen and de- ciduous varieties. The evergreen varieties are frost tender; while ·the dec\doous varieties are bardY and have been hybridized to give many shades of pink, red, and white. Plant Gladiolus at ten-day in· tervals to extend the blooming season and provide months of beautiful blooms for your flower arrangements. Lit!es are best Homemakers Program Set .. A program on the care and pro- paeation of house plants will be presented at the Jan. 23 meeting of the Happy Homemakers in Fountain VaJley. The meeting will begin at 10 a.m. in th~'s civic center, 10200 Slater Ave. The program will be given by Valley Gardens Nursery. Lunch will be served for $1. 75, and reservations may be made by calling 962-5087. Free babysit· ting will -be provided, and those attending should bring table service. Those wishing to attend the program only are welcome, and admission will be 75 cents. ·FuchSialls > 1 . . To Present Lecturer~ or ~t·N~tro~~aiu~~r: ~~~~ --; will present Don Rains as guest .... speaker-fl it1J F'9b-. 9 meettng at 7:30 p.i:n. in Veteran's Memorial Hall, 565 W. 18th St., Costa Mesa. Rains, a representative of the Southern California ..Ou.a.nk Ferttuier· Company Wlill de· m«11trate hlshly ·organic supple- rnmtt. ' . • :n&ERE WILL BE a sbdrt dis· tussion ob care or fuchsias ln Febnlary. • • Stuart Price will superviJe tbe plant tabla. Marcella Van Riper, aluminum chairperson, requests bringing aluminum cans, iraY$, and chairs to meeting. Mary Warwick, r e fres hm e nt chairperson, will be assisted by Bernice. Moore, Lucia Nosenzo, and Neille Russell. Visitors welcome. For further informa· tion, call 548-8207. Spyglass~ Garden Club ~=~~=~ .. :~:~:~ Beauty of Spring I hold its next meeting Jan. 21, at home or Mrs. David Kagnoff, 59 Montecito Drive, Corona del Mar. Her co-hostess will be Mr-s . Gerard Bastiaanse. Alex Grigg, manager 'er Sherman Foundation Nursery and Growing Grounds, will be guest speaker. His topic will be plant care and propagation. Grigg has a bachelor of science degree in ornamental horticvltur e from California Polytechnic in San Luis Obispo and has been with the Sherman Foundation for one and a half years. Among bis accomplish· ments is the teaching of plant care to the blind at the Braille Institute. Tomatoes 'Tops' The most popular flowers and vegetables sold throug~ nurseries, garden centers and similar retail outlets have been the subject of a recent surV'ey ·among bedding plant growers. Tomatoes and marigolds ~x perienced t he highest sales in· creases in recent years in a poll. Should Begi~ ~ : , Color that greets the spring and lasts through the summer d~! pends on a little bit of enjoyable exercise you should be investing now. This is about the time to be putting in yoar flowering bulbs. There is a wide variety available at garden centers -croc1.&$, daffodils, Dutch iris, hyacinths, lilies, tulips, and many more -for your use in rock gardens, as grou,pings aoond trees, along slopes. fences, borders, or as part or your formal garden planted witb perennials, biennials or anhuals when the blooming periods differ. ~ VARIETIES YOU CHOOSE will depend on such things as soil drainage, sunlight, the amount of space_available for pJ~ting, the height or plants desired, colors. textures, and blooming times. In· formation on all or these/actors is readily available from the garden center, mailorder catalog or other source where you obtain the bulbs. Some instructions are general, and apply to all flowering bul~ For example, the space between the plantings will be about three t~ six inches, depending on the size of the bulb and the ultimate size of (he flowering plant. Give larger bulbs like daffodils aqd lilies more space. A: • · ht · h b k' ·t Prepare the soil by 'fJggmg out e1g to ten inc es, rea mg I up and mixing it thoroughly with peat moss or other orgamc matter. Most soils are either acid or alkaline, so appropriate treatment can be added according to recommendations from your garden center. Appropriate· fertilizer can also be mixed in the soil in the amounts recommended by the supplier. If the soil is very beayy the addition or sand will avoid the danger of standing water wbicb could ~ause bulbroL Trees Save Fuel 'A ·•' onasS\S: This is one or the good1 ranged properly around times to be adding trees a house can affect a re- to your s urroundings, duction in heating fuel and some ~acts have consumption as great as come to light recently 40 percent over a single that can help you give winter .period. the landscape plan a new, important purpose. What are'Shelter plant· The term for the ap-ings? Simply a wind· proach is "shelter plant-break of trees J>laced to ings." interrupt wind currents Studies released this bt>fore they strike the fall show that trees ar· dwelling. Seniice and Quality ince 1946 "''' .. us Be\OVI Q\y11\P ---- JU. (;oolof•Y l'w;m-1 '\'00I tl•~~ 10 14art ~~ ToSl .. ~- Your Horoscope • ................ ~NU SERY- allis}aits . FUO RIST . Virgo: Be Flexible SUNDAY, JANUARY 18 By SYDNEY OMARR kllJES (March 21·April 19): Cre•tivity is featured. You refine techniques, get to bottom of mystery, solve puzzle, see people as they ac· tually are rather than as you wish they ml&ht be. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Piactical affairs dominate. Costs, time, motion, credits and debits are featured. Take nothin.( for uanteC!, butdotakecash andletcreditgo. •· .GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Em· pballl on how you handle a delicate tltutlon. What ls finished ls flllisbed. Know it and don't attempt to move backintothepaa~. CANCEB (June 21.Julv 22): Ac· cent on payment, collection, con· aolldation of assets. You become more aware of money inlerests, bf as- sets, valuable.a. You locale missing article. ' LBO (Jul,y 23•Aaa. 22): J..unar CY· de ls aucb tbat you ahOulc) wear bright eolort, be eonapicOOUI by your .pre· aence, lncl•n.d.nt, a Mlf ·atarter and. eonftdeat. VdGO (aq.23&pt.22): Beflex· Ible. dleck behlad the aeenee -toot beyond tbe immediate. Potential. thin• brilhtl1. -recofnl~e and W.kolri• tt ....... JOU aatn peek at ~owntature. UDA (Sqt. IS-Oct. 22): Accent ~ love, marna••· 1•~ tbrouch en.tive nct.afor9, ~OU may feel ~eel to tell all ln frank muner. ~~..,....·-=ICOa~ (()ct. 23·NOY. 21}: YO\l an~ • rehactaat reeoPtUoa•• for past efforts. Flies are checked, you are complimented for thoroughness. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Family trlvel plans could grab spotlight. School, reading, education also ~ommands attention, especially where children or younger persons are affected. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Introspection is f ea tu red. Means answers come from within. Change of pace is essential. Realize that being alone ls not ~ame as being lonely. AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Spotli&bt on dealing realistically with contracts. leaal embellishments, partnerships, cooperaUve proposal•, You may be called uPoD to share lllaowledae. PISCES <Feb. 19-Marct\ 20): You're asked to explain certain ac· tions associated with employment, special ser\ftces. If .Jae. 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Nicholas Gage, author of a study.of Greek shipping magnates and Dons Liiiy author of "How to Marry a Miiiionaire" offer Interesting views of the Greek whose Odyssey brought him success and power but not Immortality. Jon•thall Winters• "200 Years of American' Humor" special and the . new "Donnie and ·Marie" variety series are featured this Wffk ,lftTVW"k. DAILY PILOT I I ' I •l I • ,, .. \ \ ~ • ' • l I .. B1 •ICllA•D aouoaEAvx .. _ ... .__ .... NEW YORK -In a b•nm•at uf eterla at the United N•Uou, the Cuban missloo'a third att~ rec.nt~ ly ~led a low-keyed bustoei1 hmcbeon with offtcen of the Continental Can Co. The sttretary. H\.180 Yedra, related Cuba's interest in beyi"' rebullt and new equipment for a cannery e~ proprlated from the New York firm after Fidel Castro took power in 1951. The businessmen, seeking to offset the $8.9-mtlllon loss, expressed interest. Such a sale is prohibited now under the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba, lm· posed in'1962. But tbe CUban.s are looking ahead, and so are some American busi- nessmen, e~en though U.S.-Cuban rela- tions are more strained than usual today because of Cuba's support of a leftist fac- tion in Angola. Cuba's five-year economic plan, beginning this month, calls for ex.ports of canned fish and f.ruit juice, but the old Continental plant m Cuba, where the canning is done, is short of parts and is operating at less than half capacity. The luncheon ended incooclusively, after Yedra told the Americans that Qlba was taking bids on cannery equip- ~from other c..,italist countries so it won't have to wait for Washington to lift the trade ban. THE MEETING was typical of others arranged for American businessmen in recent months -at the United Nations, at Cuba's commercial offices in Mon- treal and Mexico City, at the Czech em- bassy in Was hington, which handles Cuban affairs in the United States, and in Havana -by foreign trade ministry of- ficials s h opping for American technology, food and industrial· goods. • ·America copsultants wlt.h contact.! tn IUYue -atarted after Secretary of be Ht'llry Kl11in1er announced lut ~ 1 tbat the admi.nlstraUon waa will1aa to ne1ottate its d.lfterences with CMtro so the embar~o could end. These consultants lined up client American firms as the cum·ate for diplomatic neaoUations Improved. On .JUb 29 the United States went along with a YOte ill the OrganizaUon of Amertcan states to lilt an OAS trade ban lmjXlaed aialnst CUba ln 1964, although the U.S. embareo continues. On Aug. 21, over-seu sµbsldlaries of American firms were authorized to sell to Cuba subject to U.S. government licensing. Now the business contacts have gained a momentum of their own . They are re- ported to be continuing despite President Ford's statement on Dec. 20 that the pre· sence of Cuban troops fighting against American-backed. fact.ions in Angola's civil war "destroys any opportunity for improvement of re!ations." ALTHOUGH CASTRO has made it clear that Cuba will continue its military intervention in the African country, two American consultants say their invita- tions to vjsit Havana this month are still on. Officials of these companies say they are frustrated by the embargo. which was imposed by eresldent John Ken- nedy on Feb. 3, 1962, when U.S. security seemed threatened by a Soviet military buildup on the Caribbean island, 90 miles south of Florida. -· --~ ---..... ---i ., As in the meeting at the Uniteq Na- tions with Continental Can, the Cubans point out that firms in Japan, Western Europe, Canada and Argentina are already selling to them and that the five- year plan can proceed without U.S. help. The purpose of all the shopping, the Americans say they are told, is to help Cuba avoid long-term commitments now tQ buy goods that will be cheaper or bet- ter made once they're available from the United States. ~ American businessmen supported the embargo's original purpose, to strangle the isl~nd's fledgling socialist economy, but some changed their minds after the embargo failed lo work and prevented them from benefiting in 1974 , when re- cord wor:Id sugar prices gave Cuba enough ex.tra foreign currency to ex.pand its total trade to $5.2 billion and its com- merce with non-Socialist countries from $667 million in 1973 to $1.5 billion in '74. VINTAGE AMERICAN AUTO IN HAVANA IS SYMBOLIC OF THE LONG U.S. EMBARGO despite a ri ce surplus in the United States. Aside from the issues of Angola and the Zionism resolution, there are busi- nessmen who oppose any trade with Cuba until it settles $1.8 billion in U.S. property claims. The business discussions -most of them 'initially arranged by private Congressional critics of the ban on direct trade complain that subsidiary sales don't create American jobs. Rep. John Breaux, a Democrat from a rice growing dis trict in Louisiana, com- plained loudly last month when sub- sidiaries of Continental Grain were licensed to sell 100,000 tons of South American and Italian rice to Cuba, Breaux and other congressmen gained support in the latter part of 1975 for a bill urging Ford to lift the trade ban. But the drive faltered because Cuba's support of a U.N. resolution condemning Zionism alienated the bill's author, Rep. Jonathan Bingham (D·N.Y .). TIDS GROUP has been organized for lobbying purposes by Lone Star In· dustries, which lost a $25-rnillion cement plant in Cuba. Six.ty U.S. companies lost $1 million or more in Cuba after Castro took over. The number of firms seeking trade with Cuba is roughly equal, but lawyer' Jerry Tripp, representing Ampex Corp., re- ports difficulty getting them organized tie fight against the embargo. ·'Trading with the Communists is an issue they don't like to force," he said. Chestnuts, so· Cents Per Fix! ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO Shortest conversation of the week: David Sacks, former bo6sofKGO-TV. is now a high muck-a-muck with Royal Cruise Line, arranging for "Celebrity Cruises" on the s.5 Golden Odyssey. After sign- ing up Tennessee Ernie Ford, Rosemary Cloooey, Jimmy Lyons· Monterey Jazz Stars and other luminaries, David phoned Fred Astaire to see whether HE would like to be a celebrity guest. "If I wanted a boat ride," replied Ast$'e. ''I'd buy a boat." Click. MODERN la11guage in ac- tion, caught by Bob Knupfer outside Gump's, where a 9-yr-old Little Brother, hawk- ing chestnuts for the Big Brothers, was celling out "Getcher hot chestnuts -50 cents a fix! " KIDDIE KORNER: Dep. Atty. General Rod Walst.oo, defeated in an important mat- ter heard by Fed'l Judge Tommy MacBride in Sacramento, returned to his home here, sank into a chair, and announced wearily, "I lost the case. I can't explain it, I'm terribly depressed but I just plain lost the case." As ,. his wife consoled him, the Walston's 2-yr-old, Gregory, toddled off toward the front door, let out a happy cry, and trotted back to Rod, beaming "I found it, Daddy, I found it!" Clutched to bis chest: Rod's briefcase. BOOKWWRL: The lights have been burning early, not late, at Sen. John Tunney's house in Washington. As a re- sult of getting up every morn- ing at 5, he has produced a new book about th~ energy crisis, "The Changing Dream," published by Doubleday. . . Columnist Tom Braden's charming account of his and Joan's children, "Eight Is Enough," could use an epilogue, since the Braden household now numbers 16. After he finished the book, Joan "adopted" a family of six Cambodian refugees, parents and four children, aged seven toll. Dissent Reenters White House By Af, ROSSITER JR. Unll•cl Prtts tnt•rMtlonal WASHINGTO N -A psyohiatrist who served in the Nixon White Hous e from 1971 to 1973 says those close to President Richard Nixon distrusted others and had no tolerance for dissent. "They deeply distrusted the motives of other people and wer e unable to believe that people could ri se above selfis h motives," said Dr.~eromeJaffe, who was director of the White House Special Action Office for Dru~ Abuse Prevention and a special consultant on drugs. Jaffe's views of his White Hou'se years came in an in - terview in psychiatric news, a publication of the American Psychiatric Association. J C\Cfe told UPI he was not speaking as a psychiatrist but just as some<me who had been there. JAFFE IS chief of psychiatric research a t New York State Psychiatric Institute and pro· fessor of psychiatry at Columbia University. Jaffe s aid that, as the inner group around Nix on saw things, "to dissent was to be disloyal:-' That is the theme that recurred again and again." Jaffe said that "at no point did the inner White House group ever feel sufficiently comfortable with outsiders to take them really into their confidence. "That was r eally the irony of the whole situation. They deeply distrusted the motive$ of other people and were unable to believe that people could rise above selfish motives." Jaffe said the Nixon people "were not entirely selfish." He said they were motivated by "the idea that the people of the Nixon administration could accomplish something." HF. ADDED that ''to a certain . ,extent there may have been the feeling that they were second rate when compared to the Ken- nedys, who also had a reputation for being politicfllly ruthless. "Some of tt\em were attempt- ing to outdo the KeMedys. It is hearsay, but my impression was, 'If the Kennedys were tough, we have to be tougher'. "To make concessions to people's feelings, to r ecognize that a particular objective was not worth destroying people in the process of its attainment, was not something that elicited any admiration. Such a concern was viewed as a fatal flaw," Jaffe said. · ''Had they been able to do what Gerald Ford seems to be able to do, which is to bring in all kinds of people and just listen without making any commitments, without being too angry, maybe things would have been dif- ferent," Jaffe said. A Will Can Find a Way AroUnd ·world Hunger By EDWIN M. MARTIN We all need to be aware of a few facts concerning the food sector of our world economy. Pirst, the demand for food grows by two percent each year and ls expected to maintain that rate un- tU the year 2000. Secondly, food production can- not be predicted with any degree rl confidence because weather eanditions can not be predicted or cbitrolled. Thlrclly, food is produced by bundred.I of millions of private 4ntrepreneurs. The food sector is t.'tie most widely dispersed i*ivate sector both in numbers .,wt iD geography. This means it ' diff cult to reach all of tbeae preneurs wltb certain -that is, price influences, ~technology endaoforUI. • The World Food Conference a strategy for the food m which wu M toand and as anyone could expect United Nations meetina of *>me 120 deleaatu. The .tr•tea beP. with the .... c ~y· )hat all .,. ..... ~--w.~u. ...... a1 1 " Ult ..,... ~"' ~ and ••lntnttoa whlcla -.1ntct1 mnu..,., ............... objfftlTe Of ~ lJlterultofta} com.moalt1 •• a whole, and ould accept the «oal that wftb1o tM Dut. diCW DO dMJd alaail 9'> to bed bUblfY • 00 f amlly shall fear for its next day's bread, and that no human being's future or capacity will be stunted by malnutrition. This is an enormous challenge. THE STRATEGY set forth within that framework is essen- tially in two parts. production and distribution. Tbe production is expressed in tbe question ''Can We Feed Everybody?'• The judgment of the conference is 'that if we perform with reasonable good sense as we have in the past 10 years, and, with a moderate degree of political and economic stability, give farmers a re· uonable degree ol ~entives . and resources to produce food, we can 1lobally produce epougb to feed everyone at leut u well 81 we did In 1970, and with •little additional effort we could feed everybody adequ~tely. It if mremety important to re.- ~ the absence at we•ther control. Year to year we will· bave fiuctuaUon1. nm mun food raenes an aMDtial pert ol ..., world food lln&elY· It WU Jl'OPOled by the c:oaference that • intftnatlonal 1,a.m at reo Nrve1 be atabll1btd by the ma- jor importers and exporters. 'l'hla ls not en eu1 '-It becaUM farmen do not lib to Me re- serves because U.., deprtH prtoa.eoan ... ,.. • ._..._ reserves b•cauH *J lteep. ' . I I prices "wn. The same goes for countries: Importers want low prices and exporters want high prices. 'rhe most important part of the question ii will we feed 'ever· ybody. Thia actually means can we get food from the producers to the comumer. A. world con!erence forecast is that wblle we will produce enoUfb food, the defidt of the de- velapinC countriet will triple to around 85 bllllon tons of grain. Tb1I la became their pe>pulation ls srowln1 three times u fut as oun, and poor people spend a lot of any income increase on food. Tb1a predicted deficit is too much to trauPl)rt or to finance. A key demmt of any strategy le to ra1H the aell-aufficlency t1f the deve.lopin1 co\mtries, THE SECOND maldiltribulion , ~ ll with the dlfficuJty of ::J::9..!~·t:e:; • money or don't produce enough food to feed themselves. The best estimates that we have are that of the 500 million in this category, most of the people are in developine countries: about two-thirds of them are in South Asia, and about 75 percent of them live in rural areas. Therefore, a major focus of ef. fort should be given to heJping the people in the rural areas who aNt not productn1 enouah toleed their f am me~ 01,'.who do not have enoug~ money to buy food. This effort wlll require a com- bination of things. One, there needs to be more research on how to make production easier, less risky and cheaper for these. poor farmers. There must be proper policies by the government.a to make food production more ecooomlcal for the farmer. It. wlll not work to try to provide th• farmers with new technology or new •tiler sup- plies, and to persuade blm to buy IDOC\ey for new inputs, if tbe price he aets for his product makes It uneconomical. Unless 1resent price policies, tax POllde:s, in- vestment pollcJn ahlh rrom thelr present preoccuwaUon wttb the urban areas, we cannot do our job. 11llrdly, we haH to haft more money to do what needl to W ctone. Th1I wtU tau• eu-.nt1a1 increase ln lnvntmeJ1ta. Tblt trend has been increasing, both by traditional donors and by OPEC countries, to make money available for agricultural pro- duction. ,_ There is a great scarcity of people knowledgeable in the field of ttopical agriculture. The ex- perts of the p1st are not being replaced. Ana in developing countries, agriculture ls not pre- stigious; thus, people don't go ln· to aariculture if they can do something else. There bas to be an increase in appreciation and emphasis on the role of food pro- duction. · TIOS IS A alow p~ and' meanwhile we wlll have to con· tinue a food ald program with food or monoy. It wm have to be nextble, but in an1 case we c:an· not atrord to be overpnerous With any country. An International Fund for Airtcultural DeveloPment wu proposed to collect addltlonal money to be spem bJ exlatin& ~. Tboo1h It 11 bard to Joot bieYc.d 1915. tben 11 itll1 a sreat deal that Gall be dOM la lerltll of addlUoilal land -multiple crop. Pina. tot eumple, doubles the amouat of 1-cl, ill effect, that la beini' UMil Mio, a att•t detl ol our wat.r ud enera Input ls wauted. We Ot11ht. to be spendiq Mor. brains as well as money on r• · search in agriculture. There a1 e a good many ideas floating around now that should be in· vestigated. The thing that worries me the most is complacency of the peo- ple. If we should be fortunate to have two good crop years around the world, the food problem will disappear in the minds of the people and the conslderatfons o( the governments. For deqades, we have to keep th"e food problem high on our list of priorities. • Edtofn M . Morlin u chairman of a food production ccwultation omi of the lnteuationoJ Bonk /or IUcoMtructfon and Developmfnt. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT . The comment p11e of tM DaJ. l1 Pilot 1etk1 t<> Inform and stlQ\ulate re1den by present. In• a v1riety of commtoaary on topics or lntereal •nd 111nltfe1ncc rrom lnformod obMr~era and spoknintf\. ~ N. Wtfd. Pablllhrr fhomaa Palmer, Commtni Pog1 £dltor .. • " , r .. ; Hi girls and boys. Uncle Len bait jlDOther fan- tastic drawing confest for all of his artist friends. For tbe next three weeks we are asking that you draw V~en tines. That's right. February 14 is Valentine•8 Day and Lion Coun- j.ry Safari has again agreed to sponsor our a1"t contest and pre- sent the Grand Prize winner with a free pass for the entire family on Saturday (Valentine's Day) Feb.14. . Last year, our top winner was Jill Minear of Hu~tington Beach and she treated her entirj:! family of nine to a day of fun and excite- ment, courtesy of Lion Country Saf arl. This week•s winners were Chris Samuelian of Newport Beach whose ''favorite animal" is a dolphin, and Donnie Hempstead of Costa Mesa who not only drew a picture of his pet horned toad, ·.;Marcos", but wrote a poem about it. HONORABLE MENTION this week goes to Eve llimmelheber Jenny Fletcher, DeaJV1a Cole and Stephanie Marxes, all of Costa Mesa ; Kraig Lindelin and Valerie Ryan of Huntington Beach; Laurie and Kelly Miklos of Laguna Beach; Eric Hueg or Dana Point; and Michele Raus of Newport Beach. Jean Tyler of Newport Be4ch, one of our most faithful and talented contributors, wrote Un- cle Len a lovely letter. She won- dered if there was a "mixup" when we sent her a set or drawing pens along with her Kennedy half-dollar prize, and offered to return them if they were not "rightfully" hers. No, Jean. thete was no mistake. The pens , * PRIZE WINNER * were sent to you because you won• them and Unale L-en hopes you will pse them to send in more en· tries in our drawing contests. And thank you for the letter and best wishes. Remember now, boys and girls, the Valentine drawing con· test will have a weekly winner on Jan. 24 and 31 and Feb. 7 with the Grand Prize Valentiqe being . ' printed on this page on February 14. You may send in as many en- tries as you like. But remember to follow the rules in the box above. You may even write a ~m on your Valentine if you wish. So get all those entries in. Until next week then, Uncle I.en wishes each and every one the very, very best of eyerything. Letters From Ellie Id 1'7SJNl!t:.Heyw9M DearEWe, Dear Ellie, Why does an ostrich kick forward In.stead or backward! I bave a borned toad as a pet. I keep him In a nice blC ten:artum wbere be bas sand, rocks and a little pool. Bat be never drinks any water. Do you think be ls going ao die! PeggyB. Dear Peggy, An ostrich, along with similar birds such as the rhea, kicks forward because of the direction in which stacyB. Dear Stacy, Homed Toads do require water, but they hardly ever drink from a dish. In nature they sip drops of dew that collect on pebbles and leaves. You can give your little pet some water by sprinkling part of his home every few days. Let the drops collect on areas that he canrellcb, and he will soon come to drink. the legs bend and because of the positioning of the legs in relation to the center of gravity of the body. The leg bends at the "knee" tn the opposite direction that ours does, an advantage accom- modated to the shape of the bird body and to the distribution of its weight. Were an ostrich or rhea to kick backwards, they would lose their balance. IC you give your homed toad the proper care, he should live for a long time. He needs a fairly large terrarium with lots of dry sand, stones, dry wood, and some vegetation. Each day he should have ac· cess to sunlight but always with available shade. Ellie. These birds often rest with legs stretched straight out behind the body. But should danger ap- proach, they are able to jump immediately to their feet and be ready for running or fighting, whichever survival calls for. ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: In \heir natural state, do guinea pigs burrow? What country do they come from? Guinea pigs are rodents that do not burrow. They come from South America where they live in large groups in areas that have long grass or brush for protection. They make their nests in the brush or grass and scurry quickly for cover if danger approaches. These nightless, running birds have fewer toes than any other birds, and in this respect, resemble the hoofed animals. The ostrich wtth 2 toes bas the fewest of all. This feature. like the direction of the knee bend, is one that bas evolved because it bas pro- ved most advantageous to the bird's particular way of life in a certain environment. QUESTION: From what fish did goldfish originate? ,,,,,..,.-..~ett•..i-.9tetn.Mltr" ........ &Mrc. .... le .. ~HIWl-'lftl, ... 11, .. &..etlUlelr, .... , ................ : ARE THERE EGGS IN A HORNET NEST? PaUl and his friends found a hornet nest in a back yard. They wonder whether it is safe to bring it into the classroom. After all, hornets are hot-tempered fellows, armed with stings. Perhaps the eggs, if any, might batch in a warm room and become a hazard. Actually. the last eggs should have batched in the fall. In any cue, the young are helpless larvas that depend on adult worker hornets to serve them special food. The insects we call hornets are large social wasps. They may be white-faced hornets or yellow· jackets. In eactt case the S()Clal colony ls ruled by the queen mother, who is about one inch lone. She la13 all the ege~1 most of which become workers tn.at take over the family chores of nest building and bringing ~ the babies. Toward the end of the summer aeason, the queen.hornet lays a few e•&• that batch into male drones and young queens. Then she stops laying attocetber and her workers all die before lhe cold weather sets in. · Come winter. the old f amlly nest lt completely dtterted. lleantlm•. the youn&.-couples haft mated. Them a111 pert.ah but each female nestles doWn in a CMJ hideaway where she aur· viva lht wlater. WITH TRB PIUT breath of isM1nl. tbe ruu Torth to atabltlh a DeW bomet colon.y ol her oWIL -.. Ellie READERS: Send animal questions to Ellie, c/o the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA .. 9'Z626. Her family. long qes ago, invent· ed paper making andsbeuses this talent to start the nest. She chews, moistens and pulverizes bita of woodand molds the papery material into a few egg cell;. She may attach the new home to a bough. It will be a small platform ol cells, with the openings pointed dowuward. The queen hornet tends her flrst small ·brood through the Jarva stages. When they hatch lnto adult workers she eXJ>fJCh them to take over the nest building and baby-slttm, -chores -whilf' she gives all her time to eu layina. Soon the busy workert add a new layer of cells under the ortitnal layer, with Just ehougb apace to crawl between. By mlcbummtt tbe bol;Det nest looks llk• a bti brown football -all madeolwood processed into brown papery material. When winter comes, the f uc1naUn• hornet nest ts desert· ed. However, other larse soUtary wasps oftett leave eags to 1-pend the wlnter in tbelr cells. Theli types Include the mum wasps and .mud dapben. The lone femaJe bllllldll a rew &turd,y cells of mud. Through the summer she br- Jngs up several small batches of young hornets all by herself. Come fall, a few pup as may be ten in their cells. They are e~ed to sleep until spring. But they may hatch in a warm roomorevendur· ing a warm spell in the middle of winter. • ,,_., ....... ,_.,.,_ Mt .. 1111 OrMl<lel .. Nenlit1 le Uft SHe, ,, .. 11, el lrvlM, fer ~ ....... : ARE ALL LADY BIRDS RED? This little pea-size beetle may be called a ladybird or a ladybug. It may be a male or female and different types come in different colors. The showiest types have jet-black dots on their bright red wings. There may be one dot on each wing, two dots or more than nine. Some types have black wings ornamented with vivid red spots. But not all ladybugs wear red. Some are yellow or orange and their spots may be blackordullish brown. Most ladybugs are useful in the car den for they devour apblds and other insects that feed on ou\. fa•orite nowers and veietables. Buttbeblacksheepor the f amity teed• on Jeavea of the potato plant. This wretched lltUe beetle has wings of drab brown, decorated with lighter brown apoa. A.ltoiether there are more than 300 d.Iff erent lad)'bup and mo1t types wear different outfits. (Do yoa taave a cp11d1M to ASK A.NDYt SM4 It oa a paMcardwitk ,..,. aaae. ••• aad ~ad· dress toASK~DY .. eanflW. Mwlpaper. Batrtee 9"11 to 11r11 udboya7&o11.) \ Cockateel ·call~ Cop In Caper NEW YORK (AP) -When "Cooker .. saw the cop. the bird blew· the whistle and the cockatHI caper came apart. "Cooker, pretty Cooker," the gray cockateel croaked proudly as Nusau County Detective Jack Darnulc walked into a Brooklyn apartment looking for the miss- ing bird, amoni other things. "The detective called me from llrooklyn, and said, 'Describe JOur bird'," bis owner, Ethel Schwartz, recalled as the con- tente<i cockateel burbled happily in the background. The six-month-old bird, a small AustraUan parrot, had been iiv· ing in the suburban Rockville Centre apartment with Mrs. Schwartz and her husband until he w.as birdnapped during a burelary three weeks ago. "Th ey took the TV, some money and jewelry, but the worst of it was they took Cooker," said Mrs. Schwartz. She feared for his life because the burglars didn't bother taking the cage. THE BURGLARY was one of a &eries in the neighborhood and police got a lead recently when someone noticed two men acting suspiciously and took down the license number of their car. I DAILY PlLOT A. 1 B appg Win11er Lori Sase, 10, of 5661 Sierra Cielo Rd., Irvine, relaxes as she peruses one of the volumes of the Chronicles of Narnia booklets presented her this week ·as an "Ask Andy" award winner. A fifth grader at Turtle· Rock School, Lori is an avid sports participant, excelling in s~ftball and soccer . Every Saturday, she races her s1~ter N~!le, 5, ~or Uncle. Len's section of The Daily Pilot. Lon s question, her first submitted, appears today The license led them to the Brooklyn home of Hector Inglesia where they were ad- mitted by lnglesia's mother, An· na. The jailed bird walked out of the kitchen and promptly turned stool pigeon. in "Ask An<iy." ' . Detectives brought Cooker back to Rockville Centre where there was a tearful reunion. "One detective said 'I can't watch, I'm going to cry'," said Mrs. Schwartz. . . .. .. .. . .. HECTOR INGLESIA was charged with two counts of burglary but no other loot was re- covered. Mrs. Schwartz said that before Cooker was birdnapped he had learned to say " 'Hello Cooker,' 'Hello Ethel.· 'Cooker is a good bird· and to make kiss sounds because we kiss him a lot." Since he returned, he has at least one addition to his re- pertoire, she said. "He's making wolf whistles, which he never made before." My Marcos is a small creature l can hold in my band, He lives in a terrarium, All snug in the warm sand. I found him out in the country, That is where he is from. Even if he is very small, Marcos sure likes to run. Donnie Hempstead, 10, of 848 St. Clair St., Costa Mesa I ~ I ~----------------------! world scope (10 ..... far MCh.,..., wwed ~) 1 President Ford, in a speech to an American farm group, said 1ha1 he (CHOOSE ONE: might, would no!) slop grain shipmen1s 10 Russia in order 10 force the Soviet Union oul ol Angola. / l No W~1ern Hemisphere nations have been invol9ed in Angola's civil war. True or Falsel J Angola is a former colony of .. l .. a-Spain b-Sou1h Africa c·Portugal 4 The Concorde, a very fast delta wing plane produced by .. l .. and .. l ..• was 1he subject of government hearings. a-Russia, Poland b-Esypt, Iraq c-Britain, France S An EPA adminis1ra1or testified that allowing the Concorde 10 land in the U.S. would lead 10 environmental damage and excessive .noise. What does "EPA" s1;iind forl (10,...,.. If ,OU CM........., ltll ,.,_, In h ..... ) The anniversary of the birth of. this famous America~ leader occurs this week. His life includ- ed serving as a ~ptist minister. leading the civil ri11hts movement, and winning a Nobel Peace Prize. Do you know his namel matchwords (4,..... ........ con90t fM9cf'I) 1 ..... terminale a-releue from entlnglement 1 .... .lntervene b·brins to an end J ..... extrapolate <:-interfere 4 ..... eittrlc.lte cl-estimate from known values s ..... determlne ~Ide o< settle In addition to being a family run feat re, THE l QUIZ is an integral part or the in-classr news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Daily Pilot. A11swen ,,,...,, (lljKlcle cio-lllelow quir The Postal Service is often in the news. This man was appoin1ed by the Second Continen1al Congress ~s the first postmas1er general in 1ns. Do you know his name? sportlight (2,.,......., wh ~ • .....,.. conedl)) 1 The .. l .. will meet !he .. 1 •• in the 1976 Super Bowl. 2 Super Bowl X will be played in (CHOOSE ONE: Miami, Florida, Pittsbur11h, Pennsylv•nia). ,, l A Soviet .. l.. team defeated 1he New York Ran11en. • 4 A federal Judge said the NFL's .• l .. rule is not legal. a·Rozelle b-touchdown c-klck-off 5 True or False : Both major wire services plcked Oklahoma•~ national college football champ. rouridtable ,...., •• a no---> What do you~ to accomp&ilh in 1'76? \Ytgt pbns ~you mlde to ach~ your goalsl 'f'OUI ICOll: 11 .. 100 ..--TOP ICC9 •• •• _... _ e • "'n" •,..... _...., 11 .. ,.,... -'*· 112·?6 •Wt. ..... M1l114 • Rt ~ M.IJ."S ~e-t !Aalt~-t !•PIJOI~ '1w•1w·t ~sAoqMO~ s•11•0 ;SJ ••••S ~DJnqsn1d·l :.lHGr1.L•OclS 01t>tUIJd Utw.t(U98 :311nU1CISMilN I I .... ~A~l~l;:;_DA_~_·v_~-L~O_T_,.. ________ ~s~~~ur~d!y;:;,(.;,,.;.J~.,~u~wy~'~'~·'~9n~ • "' , .. 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FIGMENTS NANCY I CAN' WRITE ROMAN NUMBERS··· THAT'S A NINE CAN YOU MAKE A SIX ?---THAT"S MY LUCKY NUMBER \ 1X TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Lisi of cand1 dales 6 Poin1 10 F1sht.001>. par1 14 Mcmal 15 F1't'd Ike ~Illy 16 Oeltnquen1 SO Id IP I 17 lively /OV 19 l onq nJrraltve 20 W1lde1nrn 21 WJvercd 23 Hrl1ron narne 25 Owing 26 Previous 11;1 27 Obs1ruct1011 29 MJnnPr ot WJl~1nq JI Frt!'nd JJ Toby bevf'ra9, 34 Tr31I ol a lug11ove J6 Black eye Slang 40 Shqhl Colo«> llOn 42 01sltked 4A Surveyor ~ nad 45 Perfumer ' necess11v 47 Scruffs 49 Not new 50 Wrongful Pr~I· S2 fulpner. e.g SJ Opposing YO(t 54 Watenng place 57 Mariner lnle>fmll 59 Ju~ HM1'110nl 61 IOY 11.11ce / 64 L1v1ng unit5 67 Oppos11e ol Prelt• 68 Meal h0\11' 2wo1d1 70 Oig111 71 Needle cue 72 " ·Gan lry" 73 Concludes 74 Newlf)aper section 75 P,llm read ers. e g DOWN 1 Sroraqe s truclure 2 De Elf> gantly sump IUOUS J Pleasure 4 Old Germanic COtll 5 Lu1es1nto d•lhcul1v 6 Ja11 devote!' 7 Module 8 Remained stable 9 ReptHMd tO Milftaty Wlstallateon 11 Aleft t2 Flier's "Okav . 13 Jaun1v young man 18 Jotn 22 CalladMM or 'Vantees 24 Wat« body 27 Computer food 28 Camedown lO lnwatd ' Anat 32 SpaNSh attlde JS lutt-•m 37 Once .... l8~~ IOI l9 Cunent 41 s cottiell cu 43 Invent 46 F~1 chestnul 48 Guarantees 51 Becam' void 54 Ray 56 Rockv Moun1ain ever gr_, 56 Plaved a. part 58 CoutSe IOI travel 60 a-.1or one 62 Fonnof gteehng 63 Compositioft 66 Cuc:hutaon's wife &6 Weigflcs of India ., Gr.-i leftgttl ITMlllUfl ~f ~tO /A f, 10 ... AND 1 CAME' Pia LN' 5oM£l>'IN6 ~ME: WIT~ 10 eAr ON 1M~ A 80Wl. OF WA'( 8AQ( F~M PJZf.'fZ.6t.?. WOIC'.I( •• PEANUTS by Tom K. Ry• oo ~ ~P 6010 ~ rrs NC1T \'t)LJR UJCK'( ()A'{. ~:---....... ~·/'=~--" by Tom Batiuk by Dale Hale by &nie Bushn'ller IF I KNOW AN ANSWER AND '10lJ DON'T. I 'LL TEU. t.(OO WHAT IT 15, OKA'<'? JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH DICK TRACY ---- . t .._GORDO PORFl!l!Of O/(:! THE DOLL .sQt)IRM/Ne, T)·l/Sf WAY.(,,,". ,. ' NOW L-e"f"'S 1"At.-K Aeou.,.. GROUP 1"MeAAPY A.NP YOU, 1"He5 XESAOX E!!"MPL-OYl!I!! ... ... av! PANCHITO{ OON' ASK ME TO FOCLJS M'IEVE:3f MOON MULLINS by ·charles M. Schulz ...... ------------...-. WHAT HAPPENS IF NEITHER OF US KNOWS THE ANSIUER ? by Herold Le Doux I PREDICT THAT YOUR 6AZAAR THIS WEEKEND WIU &E THE MOST 5UCCE5SFUL IN THE LOHG HISTORY Of YOUR ORGANIZATION ... by Mel • .. . -·~ . cA1 r °',o COAA\1 "( IAL e '''fl,, u"""° ~ •• .,tt s.~1-1 ,,.., WHO ? tfi.' OARLIN1 • -- by Gus Arriola :t~ mo TIDDLV FOi('. tvJN/<.Sf . r·· .I by Ferd Johnson ... MY ~001.tSH , STUPID, IDIOTIC, RIDICOLOUS HE,ART ! THE GIRLS 147..,.,, ..... ..__.,...._ "On the other ho\nd, I love their violets." DENNIS THE MENACE "f .. ~. -.J 1-17 t • t f l l ! .. PUBLJC NODCE S-1Sl1 SU"IRIOR COURT Of' .I! STATI 011' CALlf'OltNIA l'Olt TMIOOUNTYOl"ORAHOE ....... " .. NOTICE Of' MIAltlNG Of' PITITION POlt PltOMTI Of' WIU. .AMO fOll LITTlltS Tl!STAMEN1. TAltY Estate of MAlllE ELVINS GOLDFARB, O.ceaMO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11\et SANORA ELVINS BERNHAGEN haS meet ._,,n •petition tor Pf'obate Of Wiii and tor luu.nce of Letters Testemen- tery to the petltlOMr reference to Which Is nwde tor funher penlcu~ and tMt the lime and place or he•lng the senw hH bHn Mt for February 3, 1'76, Ill 10:00 •• m., In the C011r11"90m OI OtPArtlTWnl No. l of Mid Court, at )OO qv1c Center Ort11e West, In uw O ty of ~·Ana, Cellloml•. 0.ted Jan. IS, 1t16 WILUAM I . IUONN. County Cle rti LOUI *NH, JR. aet~Gerey Aft • ...._,CAt1167 AHIW'My fw: '4etlt'-t' PIAllllNd Or•ft9t C:O.st Dally Alot, Jan. 17, ta, i._ 1'76 PUBLIC NOTICE ToWllOteltMayCon<.trn: SW}Kt to l•uence of tM llceftse • plledfor, not lea Is hereby el wn tMt '"' "'*"'vned propos.ff to sell llcOflollc tiever-oes et the pttmlses, Clttcnbed atollows: ™5 Harbor Blvd., Costa MHa, CelltOrnla Pllrs"8nt to such l11t1nt1on, lht i.n- denl9f'ted fC>plyln9 to the Department ef Akotlollc Bewr-ve Control for ls- sutn<• of an alcohollc be¥er8Ql llc-lor llctl'tMs> for Ulese preml-.s '°nows: "~7" ON SALE GENERAL (Bone Fide Public Eetlng Piece I A ENDA, Karin I. & RENDA, Leonard A. 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Cowboys'· Shotgun: An· Eitra We~pon DALLA'$' CAP) -It's been ridiculed 1l~,.'rlnlty .-clink'11mddis-- missed as a gadget offense, but the Dallas Cowboys are proving immune to abuse about their highly successful Shotgun of- fense. "Whether anybody else will use the Shotgun in the future, ' don't know," says coach Tom-Landry, "but it's been a good weapon for us and I enjoy it." Furthermore, he said Tuesday, ''l feel like it has caused the op· posing fea m s to work on something they hadn't been used to working on." It was from the Shotgun, or spread formation, that the Cowboys struck for the winning touchdown in the opening round of the National Football League playoffs two weeks ago against 'Minnesota, winning 17·14 in the fiJ)al minute. , he decided to go with it ~ Actaattr." he qtdpped~ .. this year seemed right for anything ~ou wanted to try." · Althoug h essentially the familiar spread formation, the Cowboys' Shotgun unfolds with Staubacb four or five yards behind the center. Once the ball is snappe9, he retreats several steps, usually searchin& for a • f passing target. • I The1wowt<te recetversnonna.t·- ly are out and sometimes the tight end is split out, with a back in mo- tion either to block, run the draw pla)f, take a s hovel pa5Sorset up a screen. "Would you run it without Staubach?" Landry was asked. .. I'd run it with any quarterback," he replied. • U .. I Teletllloto -·COWBOYS KlCKER TONY FRITSC~, GOLDEN FYCHARDS PREPARE FOR THE SUPER BOW~. And the Los Angeles defense· was dealt some critical Shotgun blasts as the Cowboys romp- ed to a 37-7 victory in captur- ing the National Football Con- ference championship, setting tip a Super Bowl match against de· fending champion Pittsburgh at Miami Sunday • O'Fl~herty Return s Ex-Newport Ace Hurt By Injury By ED BURGART Of Ille Daily Pi~ Slaff SAN LUIS OBISPO-Add the name of Brian O'Flaherty to the long list of promising college basketball players who have spent m ore time in the trainer's room than on the basketball court .. O' Flaherty. a sophomore at Cal Po)y San Lui s Obispo and a former star guard for Newport Harbor High, was being touted as one of the quickest players ever to touch a basketbaJI at Cal Poly. ''He is as quick with or without the ball as any pl ayer we have had in my sev<.>n years associated with the Cal Poly program," Mustangs coach Ernie Wheeler is quoted as saying in the school's -press book. But in the Mustangs' second game. O'Flaherty tore ltgam<.>nts in his foot and has been sidelined off and on for over a month. The 5·9'h, 145-pound guard though, -expects-and is looking forward-to playing and hopeful · ly starting against host UC Irvine tonight at 8. "It's a pretty important game for me because my family will be there," says O'Flaherty, who averaged 17 points and six assists as a Newport Harbor senior two years ago. Playing in 25 games as a freshman last year, O'F1aherty averaged 3.7 points and was ex, pected to replace ex·E.5tancia standout Gary . Orgill in the Mustangs' back court this year. But then came the game against UC Davis ~d O'F1aherty says, "I was breaking for a pass and tore some ligaments in my foot... " He missed the Mustangs' next three games but saw some action in the team's trip to Tennessee late last month. Not as effective as he was earlier. O'Flaherty experi enced some s hooting problems, as evidenced by his seven-for-28 field goal mark. "I was shooting good until the injury," says the physical educa- tion major. ''But afterwards when l shot, I would be jumping off my right foot.'·......- However, shooting isn't O'Flaherty 's primary responsibility in the Cal Poly point-guard offense. 1 ·'My role is to bring the ball up the court," says O'Flaherty. "And on defense, I also play the point guard so they can look for me on the.fast break." O' Flaherty prefers the Mustangs' present offense over a two-guard setup used last year. And O'Flaherty's skills blend in perfectly with a point-guard. offense. "My ballhandling has im- proved a lot since high school," says O'F1aherty. "My coach told me before I came here that I shouldn't shoot." Unfortunately for O'F1aherty, he hasn't bad the _.chance to shoot much because or nis injury. "For about a month, l was put· ting ice;> on the foot for an hour every day and also hed it in a splint and a cast," he says. "And now, I'm getting an arch mold made for it. .. .Des pite being sidelined , O'Flaherty insists he is not dis- couraged. ''League starts next'week and that is what J'm looking forward to," he says. O'Flaherty, who shares a five bedroom house with four other CaJ Poly students, is also looking forward to playing basketball in Europe when he graduates. "And I'd like to get into roaching," he says. "I like to teach fundamentals and I'd like to coach on the juruor. high or high school level. "I don't want to get into college coaching. In high school, the at· mosphere is mor4!' relaxed and it is more of a game." TV Sports-Fare I 11 a.m . (9) THIS IS,THF. NFI •.. (13 l -COI.l.EGE 6ASKETl\Al.I"' -Notre Dame takes on Xavier at Cin· cim;iati. l p.m . (4) -COLLEGE BASKETBALi. -The Van- derbilt Commodores meet the Kentucky Wildcats in an SEC game at Lexington. Ky. 2 p.m . (2) -GOLF-Third round play in the Phoenix Open from the 6,729-yard, par-71 Phoenix Country Club. 3 p.m . (4) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Oregon Due.ks face the Washington State Cougars in a Pac-8 game at Pullman, Wash. (28) -WHA ALL· STAR GAME -Tb.eLeague's annual all-star clash, taped in Cleveland. 3 :30 p .m . (7) -PRO BOWUNG -The $100.000 Showboat Invitational, taped ai Las Vegas. 5 p.m. (2) -GRAND PRIX '76 -Formula 1 racing re- view of 1975 and prospects for !976. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPoRTS -The U.S. na- tional figure skating cham- pionships, taped. (5) -NHL HOCKEY -The Los Angeles Kings vs. the Canadiens at Montreal. 5:30 p .m . (2) - CHALLENGE OF T H E SEXES -Jane Blalock takes on Hale Irwin in a nine·hole round of golf at Mission Viejo Country Club. Also, Karen Logan meets Jerry West in basketball at Mission Viejo High. 10 p .m . (5> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The California Bears meet UCLA at Pauley Pavilion in Pac-8 action. Taped earlier. Mustangs AtUCI Coach Tim Tift 's UC Irvine basketball team, undefeated at home this season in seven games, tangle with Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) tonight (8) in Crawford Hall. T&e UCI Anteaters will be rac- ing their stiffest home court test of the campaign when they face Ernie Wheeler's Mustangs. Cal Poly won its ninth decision against four losses. Thursday night in stopping host W~tmont, 79-64. Included on the Mustangs roster is former Newport Harbor High star Brian O'F1aherty, a sophomore at Cal Poly. He is one or two point gurads on the team this season. Tift will start Kevin Davis and Nate Jones in the backcourt against the Mustangs. Jones scored 24 points ~gainst San Diego in his best performance this season. On the front line for the An-teaters will be J eff Butler at center with Steve Cleveland and Scott Jenkins at the forward posi- tions. For Wheeler it will mark a re- turn to Orange County where he was a successful prep coach at Magnolia High before moving to Cal Poly <San Luis Obispo). "Dallas doesn't deserve to represent the National Football League in the Super Bowl," grumbled Rams linebacker'Isiah Robertson, who once labeled the attack as "rinky-dink." Robertson, introduced to the unconventional Dallas formation earHer in the year in an 18-7 loss, said, "It makes me mad that that kind of stuff beat us." Stormy Washington lineman Diron Talbert and Redskins coach George Allen hinted darkly that the Shotgun was a suspect tool to help Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach overcome a pro- blem in reading enemy defenses. "It doesn't make sense, if it was said," Staubach countered. "No quarterback in the league can stand bac~ there and know where everybody is going. If you look at my passing statistics, I m~t be doing something right." Landry would be the first to agree. "The biggest key to our success has been Rog_ er," he said. "The most consistent factor in our whole year has been his performance." Landry said he experimented with the Shotgun in-previous years but it was not until the 1975 campaign, with a stable full or rookies and many unknowns, that McTear Knocks Off World Dash Stars LOS ANGELES CAP> - Houston McTear, America's latest sprint sensation, easily won the 50 and 60-yard dashes within 15 minutes Friday night at the 16th Sunkist Invitational in- door track .meet before 13,500. The 18-year-old high school senior from Baker, F1a., first de- feated Valery Borzov of the Sov- iet Union in the 50 and then out· ran the world 200-meter record holder, Don Quarrie, in the 60, US· ing an explosive start each time. The muscular McTear outlast- ed six false starts in the 50, then blasted off from the blocks and led all the way to a clocking or 5.1, one·tenth off the world's in- door record shared by three me'n. Borzov, competing despite a muscle tear in his right calf, was a distant second at 5.3 and Quar- rie third at 5.4. In the 60, McTear and Quarrie Evert Rallies HOUSTON (AP>-ChrisEvert, angered when the crowd cheered her double lault, had to scramble Friday before defeating Sue Barker of Great Britain, 7·6, 7-6 to advance to the semifmals in the $75,000 women's pro tennis tournament. Nancy Gunter reached tbe semifinals with a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Marcie Louie and Rosemary Casals defeated Olga Moroiova of Russia, 7-6, 6-0. Martina Navritilova scored an easy victory over Renata Tom· nova, also of Czechoslovakia, 6-0, H. were off about equal, but the youngster from Florida pulled aw,ay in the first 10 yards and was clocked at 6.0 to Quarrie's 6.1. Borzov withdrew from the 60 to protect bis injured leg. 1 Geoff Capes of Great Britain won the shot put with a throw of 68-10 as h e defeated Al Feuerbach. Paul Cummings scored an im- pressive two-mile victory over Olympic marathon chAmpion Frank Shorter Cummings, a former NCAA champion from Brigham Young, was clocked in 8:29.6 for a lifetime best with Shorter clocking 8:35.8. * * Summaries of the S11nklst Invitational Track and Flelel meet: M>-'l'•rel hl9fl ll11relln -1. Jotlmon n .2 2. Rich. 7.2. J. Wiison, f.). •·Cooper, 7.J. S0.'l'•r<I Cl•'h -1. McTtar, S.1, 2. Bor?ov, S.3. 3. Querrle. S • 4. McC11llo11-;i11. S •· jO -1. M<THr, 6.0. 2. Querrle, 6.1. >. Edwerch, 6.2 ... Wllllams 6.3. 600 -1. MeM, I' 10.S 2. 8olell119. 1: 11.1, 3. ,._,.,.,, 1:11.s ... .i.nner.1:12.6. r-mlle -1. Cumml1191. 1:2'.6. 2. Shoner, l')S l.l.~. e·J7.2.4. &.lllrackl,1.3'.6. •-1. Wotllll11ter, 1;'9.2. llolt, 1:50.•. 3.. S.x-. ttr, I: 50 s. •. Enyear1, 1: S0. 7. w-11·s•-1. Poor, 2;0l.4. 2. Otdr.er,2:13.3. l. carrel, 2: u .o. Mlle -1. Watff00.•:02.0. 2.IMlan,4:02.1.l. ~ quorl, NV AC, 4:03.1. 4, Popejoy, 4:02.7. A:1USS. 511ot put -,. CalNS .... 1CL 2. ~ 61.0. Wllklns,..,.l'.4. i:.uerMcll.6W~ • SOD, HNI 1-lt 1(1119, S6.t .2, 2. G9rr'clbtll, 51. 1. '· Whltake<, St.t . HMt M . Park.,S...t.2. c.s.lman. 57,3.3. Snorts. S7.•. No flnels. Wt>me11'110119 J11mp -1. W«son, 21~ 2. An- denMI, 1,.,....,. 3. Moren, 1e.t11t. L0119 Jump -1. ltot>lnson, ts-~ 1. Wllli.tns. 2~5.,.,. 3.. 5HY, 25 .. 1 ... •.Proctor, 144\lt. ~ veult -1. lwkov, 11.._ 2. Alpley, 174. 3. e.1ro. 11-6. 4. 1tooen. 17-4. All ~decided on tewer '"11111 a110-r hlf9t\ts. HIV" Jumo -1. s1-s. 1-t. t. Woods, 7·2. 3. l(otlnell, 7..0. 4. Frazier, 7.0. Plans decided on fewer mints at lower NIQtlts). HUist GrabS a Pair of Seeonds LOS ANGELES-Hoping to become tne first double distance winner in th~ meet's l7·year his· tory. La1un• Beach Hip's Eric Hulst ran two strons stcoods in the mile and two mile Friday · niJhl at the SUnldst Invitational at the Sports Arena. Ha'ftnl lho le•d enterin1 the final lap in 'both rac • Hulst Jost to Crescent• Valle)'' OOri Moses Jn tb~ mile and to Patrick Henry's Thom Hunt In the two mile. Jn tbc mile, Hulst toOk the te.d I -.--\ .,. after 100 yards and held it until · the backstretch on the final lap, running 4 :12.9. Moses ran 4~1.5. Hulst's splits were 63.4, 62.2, 61.3 arta 66.0 in a race bis coach Jim Toomey experted the red-haired senior to run 4: 16. In the two mile, Hunt-who de· ft-ated Hulst in tbe Mt. SAC cross cbuntry lnvitational-nn 8:!56.4 to defeat Hulst (8:59.0) and Foothill •s Mark Spilsbury (9:00.0). Mater Del's Bill St. John wat atxth In 9:16.S and F.diton 'I Colin McConftell WU ejahth ln 9: 17.0. Hulst took the lead after l ~ mUM, surrendered it briefly to Spilsbury, and assumed com· mand aaain before Hunt rallied on the last lap. Hunt also rallied h'om beh1nd to def eat Hulst at Mt.SAC. Other Orange Coast area track and field athletes spark.led. In tbt SOO·yard dash, Newport Harbor's Steve Foley was third ln b.la race, • clocking 1: 04.8 wblle MlssJon VleJo's Greg Jona was third ln bJs beat, running l :01.8. In the triple jump, Fountain Valley's Ken Margerum leaped 44.5 'h to flnish fourth. Corona del Mar•s Je!f Day was third in the rated two mile (9:23) and Newport Harbor•s mile relay teamran3:34.7forthird. In the 1,000-yard race, Marina's Sam Hendrick and Edlaon'1 Charlie Christensen were fifth in their respective beat.I with Christensen runnlna a 2:21.4. AMPUTEE LEE NORTON TAKES A SLO PE WITH EASE. Ampute es Learn Skiing l1istrnction Offered CARRABASSETT VALLEY, Maine CUPJ) -Lee Norton lost a leg in the Vietnam war but went on \o become a ski champion anyway Now he has teamed ~ha Harvard doctor to teach other amputees how to s ki. Norton recalled it all staned while he was recuperating in a "eterans' hospital. A sergeant there "noticed the~e amputees just laying around with no physical activity. So he taught me and about 100 others to ski." The 25-year-old veteran went on to ski in national competitions ~for amputees and packed up a pack of trophies which are now scat- tered around h\s Sugarloaf Mountain apartment. Eventually he joined a four-man demonstration team. Last summer, Norton combined his determination and drive with the knowledge and s kills of Herb Abelson, a Harvard doctor who works with young cancer amputee victims. This winter young amputees will come to Sugarloaf for ski lessons "To me, the most beneficial part of skiing for amputees is the mental uplift," Norton said. "It proves a lot lo an individual thathe can do this. "I taught a 60-year-old man lo ski and he didn't do real good, but well enough to have a good time, which is what's important," Norton said. Amputees use a system ca lied tri -track, which involves a short ski and two poles with skis attached at the ends, Norton said. "The biggest problem is that you get tired out pretty fast, but over the course of the winter you bwld the leg up," he explained. "And it 's not easy to ski in deep stuff with lots of moguls." Norton's enthusiasm for helping amputees will encompass other sports soon. . "Next sum mer I plan to teach water skiing, canoeing, kayak· ing, hiking and horseback rid mg, all things an amputee can do," he said. "The kids are really excited about it because they're out of school then.·' Bruins Win, 68-67, Over Cardinals LOS ANGELES -Junior guard Andre Mccarter scored a career h'igh 26 points as the eighth-ranked UCLA Bruins squeezed out a 68-67 Pacific-8 vic- tory over the Stanford.Cardinals Friday night. V Stanford had cut the margin to one point with 11 seconds left on Wolfe Perry·s 16-foot jumper, and then controlled the rebound after UCLA's Gavin Smith missedafreethrow. But with only five seconds to play in the game, the Cardinals were unable to get the ball downcourt for a shot. STANFORD (671 -Schader 16, Scllwtl~ 17, ,......_ •• ~ry 4, 9raU !J, c:.nw I UClA 1611 -WeShlfl9ton 12. JollMoll 4, DfOll• klger II,· Towntefld t, M<CMW 2', Smltll •. 5p11i-1. Hl"tllM: UCLA •• StlftfOl'd '°-TOCel fOUls : ~ 1', UCLA I), ,.Oultd CM: 1'9rry. A~ UMt, PoleCoAIU.oa RIVERSIDE -Bobby Allison, one of three drivers to eclipse David Pearson's former track recotd at Riverside International Raceway, won the pole position for Sunday's $117 ,000 Western 500 stock car race. Pearson, who turned the fastest unofficial lap ever for a stock car at the 2.62-mllc rond course of 113.570 miles per hour in practice Thursday, was edged j out by Allison. the race's defend- ing champion. Borg Vp •et ATLANTA -Big Jeff Borowiak upset Sweden's Bjorn Borg 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 Friday night to move into the semifinaJs of the $60,000 WCT Phoenix Cup tennis tournament. John Alexander of Australia beat Andrew Pattison oC Rhodesia, 6·4, 7-6. A dle Ad"a~n INDIANAPOLIS -Top-!eeded Arthur Ashe and Vitas Gerulaiti~ won quarterfinal matches Fri• day night in the $64,000 World Championship o~ennis tourna· ment. · Ashe dt>feated y Riessera 6-4, 6·1 and Gerulaitis topped Cliff Drysdale, 7·6. 6-4. GoURenlt• l'HO€Nllt (A .. ) -s.coM 1'1M11t -S le "'9 '*.000,._...•°""GolfT~I ~MAllO!t ~-Jim COltliH'I ... J-10 Hele Irwin ...U-1)4 U.Tmirlno .....,_.,. l.ae Eldtr ~11S ... GI~ _.,_Ill ~kMllMftOtle .w.-. ... ' Mi41tHlll ~ o. ... stedt-. .......... M4nMotley ~• JelwlftyMlllff ...., .. l ,, r Ill.. .. •• , • • I . . . ,. DAILY PILOT Saturday, January 17, 1978 Tuz Wins lt ~for ·CdM, 47~46 O.ily 1>1tot pi,otu by IA•,..,,. SPLITTING MESA Corona de! ~Tar 's .Ste\'C Scholem er <22> knifes through the defense of Dan Byers and Gary Wills 141 > in a 47-46 Cd~ victory. 4 -7.45 Thriller Barons Nip Los Al In Two Overtimes By HOWARD L. HANDY OI tlle O•llY Pit« S'-itf Despite a screec hin g, bleacher-kicking partisan home crowd. Fo untain Valley Hig h School's Jon Holland and Mike Zumbo hit free throw attempts in the second overtime period to give the Barons a 47-45 Sunset • League basketball victory over Los Alamitos Friday night. Zumbo's charity toss gave the Barons a two-point edge with 27 seconds remaining but it wasn't over yet. A missed free throw by the Griffins was rt"bounded by Zum- bo. then a s uccession of turnovers by eager players on both sides ran the clock down to 18 seconds with the Barons in contro l. A fullcourt press forced still another turn o ver and Los Alamitos gave 1t a last-ditch try with 6-8 Tom Beckerle missing a baseline shot at the final buzzer. In th<:> first ovPrtime "l'!>Ston, the teams traded baskets with Zumbo and Barrios rutting for the Aarons to bnng the victors even on both occ:as10ru; with l 05 and 13 seconds to go. '.'leither team could come close to hitting a field goal in the ::.econd overtime J ohn Kr amer and Scott Tingey combined to h o ld Beckerle to four points. one of his lowest totals of the season. And Bo Boxold played an outstanding supporting role Los Alarnllfl IO I <UI l'OUlllall'l Valley 19 11 pl IP 19 n pt tit O<ak• 8 l 2~9 Zumoo ) Strawt>rl· 8•rr1os a ~ l 0 , 6 Kramer 0 Becurte 2 0 1 • 8o1otd 4 Mod 0 4 2 • Holl.-id J Mnt9mry 1 0 2 • Valb~ , ~nlun, 2 4 1 8 To~y 1 O'laom•n 0 0 I 0 Tol•I\ 20 Jo~• 0 0 I 0 Tol•I\ l1 II 13 4S Scor• by Ow,,•" Founl•on Vell<!y lb 8 I 9 lo\ A••IJl•lO\ 10 6 10 IS 3 0 ' I 0 17 0 1 0 0 s • 3 1 • 0 • 2 0 J 2 1 IS 47 1-41 o-..s By ROGER CAllLSON Of .. 0.ltyl'Ullllllft Jacque Tua, a 6·4 junior, pumped In a 18-footer with three ~ndJ remaininl to provide the Corona del Mar High Sea Kings the winning margin Friday night-a 47-4~ thriller over the host Costa Mesa Mustangs. His shot, before a packed Mesa gym, keeps the Sea Kings of coach Tandy Gillis, the No. 1 prep basketball team in Orange County, unbeaten after 15 starts. Centurions Hand Oilers 51-46 Loss By CRAIG SHEFF OfCMDelll'f'I ....... Cypress High fought off a Hun- tington Beach rally in the final quarter to notch a 51-46 Empire League basketball victory Fri - day night on the winners court. The loss dropped the Oilers (3·1 > into a second place tie with Kennedy and Cypress, one game behind Katella. Huntington hosts Katella Wednesday.·. It was a tough defeat for coach Elmer Combs' Oilers who had battled back from a 26-14 deficit early in the third quarter to near- ly pull it out. Huntington tied the game at 34 with 5: 15 left in the final quarter, fell behind by four, but got back to within 43-42 with 1: 52 to go on a short jumper by Clark Sims. Then after Cypress' Rick Cromwell hit a long baseline jumper, Huntington immediately turned it over with I: 15 to go and that was the ball game. The Centurions locked it up seconds later on a shot by 6-51".z center Ray Beer. That made it ·17-42 with 0:54 to go. It was a poor second quarter that was fatal to the Oilers. Hunt- ington could only hit one basket in the eight minutes of play and that came with 6 : 10 to go. The Oilers missed 10 times in the period and once went five minutes without a point. That put them behind 24·14 at the half. The Oilers, showing more in- tensity after the intermission, got their fast break going and ap- peared to have the momentum to overhaul Cypress. But the taller Centurions didn't rattle once the Oilers caught them. P erry Harbin paced the Oilers with 18 points, getting 12 in the final half. Huntington hit 37 percent of its s hots < 17 of 46) while Cypress converted 22 of 54 for 40 percent. * " .... ll1'191ot1 (461 11 n pf tp Soow•rt l 2 S I Harbln 7 • 3 18 Slms 2 2 J 6 t<aniut 1 o o 2 FlnchAmp l 3 4 t Y\ltlr 1 t 0 J Tot•ts 11 12 IS 46 * * (SI) c .. ,,... .... ,,. etomw.11 • 2 l u T•YIOf' 1 0 .. 2 a.er ' I 4 13 "' ... ' •• 3 16 '""'"'-'• 3 0 0 6 Tot•ls 2l 1 u SI kw•_,, QIMI"'" Hur1'1n(llon Beach t s 12 ~ CV!lrflS I 16 I It-ii Wh ile Zumbo and Holland scored the winning points, it was the floor generalship and clutch scoring of captain George Bar- no's that turned the tide in favor of the Barons. Los Alamitos took a 10-4 edge in the opening stanza but the Barons came back to tie on a pair of free throws by Holland. · SaWyer Paces MV To 64-54 Conquest Al this point. Barrios went into action. canning a 25-footer, a 20 footer and one from tbe comer in the closing s econds of the first quarter to give Fountain Valley a 16-10 edge. The Barons held on until the f inal s tanza when the lead changed ha nds three times and the score was tied on three other ·occasions . A free throw by Los Alamitos' Alan J enkins Wllh 31 seconds remaining tied the count at 41 after regulation play. Golden West · Rolls, 96-7 6 By GLENN WlOTE Ol tll• O~ily Piiot SI.I" Mission VieJo High's big red basketball machine showed what defense was all about in running to a 52·32 lead over El Toro ffi gh's Chargers Friday night in South Coast League action at the MV gym Howe\'er. coach Wendell Witt's Chargers nearly turned things around with a "'1thenng press in the last 512 m mutes. They pared the deficit to 58·50 hut with only 1 : 28 on the game clock. little hope for a comeback Vlctory rema ined. Then John Hattrup and Steve Sawyer each hit two free throws for the hosts to put it on ice as they grabbed a 64·54 triumph before 1,792 fans. Another 244 were turned away. Mission Viejo is now the onJy team unbeaten in league play. got fine floor play from Bob Charles. He scored 15 points and was one of the keys in the press' s uc- cess, despite having four fouls over his head . El Toro forced the Diablos into 26 turnovers-18 in the last half. Contact was frequent with· bocties being tumbled t.othefioor, yet officials Joe Kcnak and Frank Branda seemed t.O ignore the hard-hitting fouls and whistled down the ticky-tack stuff. •tT-041 ,, ft ... O\a"-1 • 1 t IS Wtll.. 1 0 0 t MlkeHlll 2 2 l 6 Mtirll Hiii 4 2 S 10 Helm 2 1 S S ~Hf'IM)Od S 0 S tO Fr•-t 0 0 2 Ricker 1 t o 2 Sl"Of\ , 0 0 t TOCalt 24 • 22 54 Ill Toro IWM!ofl Vt.Jo ~)--Vlt .. ....... ·~ t 0 2 u 0 0 .. 0 .. • .. 11 • t 0 20 • 1 2 u · 2 0 J • 26 12 tS '4 And for the lmpreulve Mustanp o( coach Larry Sun· dermaa. who overcame a 12· point deficit and nearly pulled off the upset or the campaien in Cen· tury Leaaue ctrclea, it'• oow a two-1aqie deficit in the race for th!tcwt crown. derma.n'1 crew, combating tb4 a JC1n,p wltt\ a tougl\ man· to-man <tefense, had Corona del Mar on the ropes with less than three minqtes to go, enjoying a 44-37 lead thanks to the clutch play of Doug Dysart, .Mark Oman, t>an Byers and Steve Kiley. But the Sea Kings got M Alex Black back in the llMUP wltb 2 :40 to •o alter mllslng threo minutes of play with hu f owth penonaJ foul-end he hit from 12 feet with 2:30 to co to aet the CdM rally •tarted. Pat Ahern clicked from 20 feet and then Tuz took over, hitting · both ends of a one-and-one sltua· tion at the free throw line to nar· row the f BP to -«·4~. 'l'Ul gave the winners the lead wtth 4' 1econd1 to go when · tre · at4>le tbe ball •nd raced ln tor a layup, but Byers courrtered with two free throws with 18 seconds Jett to •Ive Mesa lta lut lead. ~CO) \ ~) Cllte MtN ..... 0010..,.,.. •10 111 ~ 1 0 • 2 Mllltt • • • • eletll I 1 ' 17 Kilty t a S S T111 J .. 2 14 Omell 4 ' 1 11 o.-n 20•• fplfltl 101• ltaiutf ltJ• ~ ,,,, ldlloe!Mr 0 0 1 0 • Wit11 0 0 , 0 ._," 1 I 4 • Total• U U 19 44 AMnl 10 11 Tttllt 1• • 2• •1 k-lll'QMrtln w-.•1Mo1r t ti ' 11 ...... , CMtaMtM 10 1' 1• , ....... JCs Duel Tonight Saddleback and Orange Coast colleges bid to keep their con- ference records unblemished tonight in junior college bask-:t- ball action. Saddleback's Gauchos, 2·0 in Miuion circuit action, host Palomar College at Mission Vie· jo High (8 o'clock). Orange Coast {1 -0) invades Fullerton College in South Coast play at 7:30. Coach Bill Mulligan's Gauchos, with five players hit· ting in double figures, romped 111-90 over San Diego CC Wed- nesday .. But the Gauchos figure to get a solid test from Palomar, which enters the g ame with a 10·7 season mark and a 1-1 conference record. The Gauchos are 12-6 overall. Dennis Smith and Mike Bokos ky have s parked the Gauchos to the two conference wins. Smith has scored 54 points in the two games and Bokosky has added 40. Saddleback also received dou· ble figure scoring from Keith Musick (15), Dave Maracich 00) ;md Randy Carlisle (10) in the victory over San Diego. The Gauchos also got solid play from guard Mark Lovelace, who had 12 assists and five steals in Wednesday 's victory. Meanwhile at Fullerton. MARK OMAN (43) PRESSURES CdM'S JACQUE TUZ. Orange Coast tries to stay atop the South Coast standings against a Hornets t eam that gave defending champ Cerritos a tough battle last week, before losing by 11 points. Dana Hills, Laguna Win Ben Bacon scored 17 points, in- cluding eight in the third quarter, to pace the Laguna High Artists to a 48-37 win over University in South Coast League basketball act ion Friday night. In another circuit game, Dana Hills' invading Dolphins convert- ed three crucial free throws in the last -,minute, upsetting San Clemente's Tri tons, 59-57. The invading Artists only held a 22-19 halftime lead but Bacon, a 6-5 junior center, went to work in· the third quarter when the Artists outscored the Trojans, 12-8. Bacon, a ~trong driver, scored most of his points inside. Mike Serrano hit one free throw and Henry Mikiewicz, who scored 17 points, sank two free throws to spark Dana Hills in the closing minutes . San Clemente led 55-54 when Serrano hit the first of two free throws. He missed the second, but the Dolphins got the rebound· and when Mikiewicz was fouled, he sank two free throws. The Tritons, who led by 13 in the first half, got 20 points from Tim Dunham and 12 from Mike Horvath. - U.-.. a<lt( ... , .. n,. '' a.con • 5 3 17 LllJfllt'OITI S 1 2 11 C>Yorall t 0 ' • 8.Smllll s 0 J 10 Pike 0 0 2 0 R. Smith 0 0 I 0 E"-2 O 3 4 Tcit .. 1 21 6 U ... U71Uftl¥Wrtfty Johnt0n Htllford Pol riff Wood EyllhOll McCly'dl ~,..,C.11 ft n,.-. I 0 3 , 3 0 .. 6 .) , J 7 Tetals k-llya..trttn J t 0 7 2 t 2 6 ' 0 s 2 2 2 4 • 0 I 0 I IS 1 11 37 ~Ille.ell • " t2 14-4 Ul'llftrllty 12 1 • 11>-37 0.. Mllh fttl ........ , llltul~ 3 0 J • serr-3 2 3 a Mlklewlc.r 1 , l 11 Mllffm.. 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But they were outscored 16-2 in the first five m inutes of the second period, trailing 25-10 with 3 :24 left before halftime. They never recovered. Each time Edison lost the ball, Marina scored. Rich Branning, the Vikings· All-CJF guard, had nine or bis game-high 29 points in that span. Marina hit on 10 of 12 shots in a second quarter when it outscored the hosts, 26-10. Matt Cook, the Vikings' mobile 6-6 center, had eight points in the second period and wound up with 16. The Chargers got a fine 'all· round performance from 6-3 junior Bob Herson (16 points) and an outstanding second halt shooting display by guard Bob Vogelsang. Attempting only five shots in a ftrSt half when he was held to three points, Ybgelsang hit on six of nine 18-f ooters in the third quarter and wound up with 21 points. Shooting well but unable to match Manna's overall depth, Edison connected on 24 of 59 shots while Steve Popovich's Vik· ings hit 27 of 48 . At the free throw line, Marina was 22of24; Edison was five of nine. The difference came in the second quarter, though, when Edison could only hit on four of 10 shots and dido 't get its first field ·goal until the 5: 14 mark when Jack Dashwood hit on a seven- footer. MMtuf1'1 """"' • 0 I • U;latlel 9olcft c.-. Buhler lrWW\lflO w~,_ tc.ntff SenklltU Tol.als .. , .. 9 s ' 2 ,. J .. 0 10 11 1 31' • 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 .. 0 .. 27 22 12 1t fPIUMfl '9 n,. I• Hffson • 0 2 " Tlm'mtn 1 0 1 1 GOIT>H 1 0 J 2 0.slt#ood J 0 s • Bell 0020 VoOttsano 9 3 2 11 Samuell.ii 1 t s J McCourt I 1 0 .) Relone 0 0 2 O TOCall 24 S 22 13 '-'• ., Oua1111n M.,IN Eellton ' 26 1S 16-1& • 10 " lt-13 Biol8: Rips SoCal, 78-43 LA MIRADA-Biota College eased to a 78-•3 N AIA District m Northern Division basketball vie· · tory over Southern California College of Costa Mesa Friday night in action on the winner's court here. • SoCal turned the ball over four of the firat five times it had posses.sion and fell behind, 10-2. It was never close after that as the host team canned 54 pettent from the field to 30 percent for the cold-shooting Vanguards of SoCaJ . "This was one of the worst beatings we have suffered," a disappointed coach Paul Peale said aftel' the action. "We couldn't do anything right and we couldn't shoot. What else ls there to say." WHITTIER -Golden West College's Paul Schilleci scored 22 points and grabbed 20 rebounds in leading the Rustlers to a 96· 76 Southern California Conference basketball victory over host Ri o Hondo College, here, Friday night. It was a nine-point output by Schilleci late in the first haJf that aave the Rustlers breathing room. It was defense, defense, de- fense for coach Pat Roberts ' out- fit as they suffocated whoever ha d the ball and they never trailed. Sawyer intimidated the Chargers with his aggressive play. He blocked seven shots, had a dozen rebounds and scored 11 points. The 6-5 senior chipped in four assists for good measure. Eagles Roll; MD Bows SoCal travels to Fresno Paeific Tuesday night for another Northern Dlvtston outing. ' IKl(~(U) I Golden West. ahead 29-25, out· scored the Roadrunners, 9-2, with Schlllecl eetting all nine. That made the score J8.27 and the Rustlers never looked back 1be wtn was the Rustlers' first in SoCaJ play after IOlffS to Sen ta Monlca and LA Harbor. Rio Hondo ls now 2·2 .......... "., .. ft .... ..,_. JOl6 ,....., tl 011 .,...... • .. •n o.rt , .. , .. .... 'j .. ,.,...., ' J 1 10 .....m...: 0.ldfft Wttt, •• ......... ' t • 14 t t I 4 • • , 0 a • ' • """ .. Hattrup also stood out, tallying 15 and recording 12 assists. And K~lJy Cox came through with his attond hi&best ortensive output of the yea#, potting eight points In th~ first quarter and endinl the tiff with 20. Mitch Adams bad a s~asonat personal blah of 14 points. El Toro, which bad whJppcd the Diablo1 three Um~ fast season and had come lnto the contest w1th a 3.0 circuit maT'k, .. ... ' The Estancia Hip Ea1lea destroyed Santa Au• n..-ln Cen· tury League batketball action Friday nllht while Maw Dei dropped Its AofeJus Lea1ue opener to St. Anthony, 72-51. After a slow fil'lt quarter, the ~Sles 1bllted into hlah &ear, sconna 26 Points ln the Mcood period to pull away fl'OID the ama1ler Saints. Sbootlnl 55 percent from the noor, Estancia'• leadina scorer wu cente-t Jim McOolby wbo poured ID 19 point.I. TheUMnior also hauled ln otne rebounds. Uslq a 1·2·2 defame. btacla wu able to coutain the Salnta, • forcinC their shooters to the out· 1lde for the low percentage shots. Eagles forward Stu Van Hom contributed 17 points. He"tbared hlab rebound honors wttb team· mate Jim PricewilhlOeacb. Meanwhile at St. Anthony'a it wu a srtm nilbt. The Mooarchs shot only 85 percent from the floor and 50 percent from tbe line. Gene Uekhus was the leading ac:orer for Mater Del ..tth 11 polntl. ae.....,........ . 10 IS t ,,_. 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Firs.le.st with the m0stest aiain tbi8 week was They Godfrey. whole 8~ score· eoa~Jed hJm to "boost b1s leading margin to 2~ polni. over Ed Sd.merler. wtJo held onto second With aeven. The Bomb Squad was t.b1s week's ru.nner·icp entry at n~. while Tom AWns and Detulll .Jeftrey 1QlbecrEd-wifb scorei or seven potnti. M•s Fialey, -'rrtna Wllllams and Kenmarloa all turned ln alx to deadlock for fourth place. Space is at a premium today, so we'll get rtght to the meat of things (as Ellubeth Taylor said repeatedly in "Who's Afraid or Vir~a Woolf?"). Number el1ht is wortb the lwo-poant bonus this time. . 1. NAME THE ACTOR who played the prissy airport reservatiOllSI manager in the movie "The VIPs." 2. Wh'\t men's product once promised, ''The Gals Will Pursue Ya?" · 3. Identify Sam Driver's wealthy girllriend in the Judge Parker comic strip. 4. Who composed the theme for Johnny Carson's Tonight show? S. IN WHAT MOVIE did Burt Lancaster wear an eye patch ·r • 6. Name the role played by both Charlie Chaplin and Glenn Ford. 7. What comedy singing group used "Baubles, Tonight's TV Highlights NBC EJ 9: 00 -"The Midnight Man." Burt Lancaster plays a former cop who becomes involved in blackmail and murder when he returns home to a southern town in this 1974 movie drama with Susan Clark and Cameron Mitchell. CBS f) 10:00 -Super Night at the Super Bowl. Jackie Gleason and Andy Willi ams are the hosts of this variety hour in which celebrities pay tribute to Sunday's 10th annual NFL spectacular. ABC fJ 11 : 30 -"Madigan." Richard Widmark in the pue role of a New York cop in the 1968 movie which inspired his ~ short-lived TV series. Inger Stevens criid j Henry Fonda also are featured. . ! ~~$:;7 TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening I ........ r,.. ~ (R) llluicllV- Jape .... Lllcuc• l'rt(rallS a:JO 11 (Jt) rn Cl) Doc t:OO f)@m Cl) Miry TJltt Mooft JANUARY 17 iiif.r •;00 f) .._,_ .. , .... & ....... ... ... 1... 0 @ (j) @l m NI C Sablfdaf ~. _...,..: .... ,.,. •-• Mttie: (C) (~f) "Tllt Midnipt (•dY) 'S2-Abbott & Cosltflo. 111111" (dra) '74 -Burt Lancaster G) MiuM: lmpeuiblt stirs n Ji111 Slade, 1 former police fl) M11itat V1ridy I l'trttf W•C•Mf Slin olfioer who returns to 1 Carolina col· ... 1 ......... ltae town and becomes enmeshed 1n • 1 r,.,.,_,. a #tb of blackmail and murder. S.turGlr· Mltinee Susan Cl1rk. Cameron Mitchell, H11 • Voice •I AcrkulWre r1s Yulin ind Joan Lorrin& .CNtU. 4:30 (f) Mavtrid Ci) BtlllllU Saturdlf @ 3J a...m,_s111, Bowlht& O (Q!J (t)H1HD s.W.A.T. (2hr) M "1:;: .. t11t R• m ROYACUFF & TAMMY .... ~=:::... *loN e:Nrre trul Clnachtns. "'-itf fllll CI) Wica•'• lslHcl t:lO (i1) ~ (j) ... 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Thomas, Francis and Marylou <Momma's ~&> . . 7. AJamagordo, New Mexico (Arness in Them") · l·OCM. lS-10.)0 Call Tllutr• for time•! C.11 Theatre for tlmHI .,... ADVmTUM"" ..-..oal "O'WSt WTDMO ·-n-HD-'IS: .,~ PAITUT acAN ... TMI HOUDAY 91.AHI THAT MOU. YWOOD • C»SC&IQ THll lllAION.." -Al~O SCHICKEL. TIME MAGAZINE . \,. Adventure in .~i.5glory! (PG) .,, tlNEMA WEST WISTMIHSl11 ATGOC.DltCWHT CO.HIT AT CINEMA WEST BARAY NEWMAN "FEM IS THE KEY" WISTMIM. CIKTEI 1'2·4493 PUASI CAU. POtl SHOWllNIS AMD C().llA TUii PUTTCITT CIMTM 6U.tHJ UA soun. COAST Ml-tlt4 FILM, DIRECTOR, ,, SUPPORTING ACTRESS, SUPPORTING ACTOR Big Grosser LOS ANGELES (AP) -Despite a drubbing from the critics, "The Hindenburg" is sailing to top grosses for Universal Pictures. The company reported that th e film had ·amassed $9.4 million in theater receipts in its first 11 days in 311 theaters in the United States and Canada. ni.Dll)lll .......... RllAl.UIUI e -- .. LUCKY LADY" CPGI SMAaTH 11ona· cNt .. SUMSH1ME IOYS .. CPGJ ""f All THI MONl'f' AMO IUM'" JACll NICHOLSON ""OHi fUW Ona THI CUCKOO'S MHr W "MAH~AHT• CNt "'OMCI IS MOT EN0UtNr CaJ •3 DAYS OF THI CONDOll'" llJ -CHIMA TOW)f' llJ ""DlllTT MAaT, Cl.AZ\' LAUV- ..YAMtSHIMG POIMr' "'GOME IH •o SECONDS'" IPGI THE WORD IS OUT ALL OVER THE COUNTRY THIS IS THE MOVIE TO SEE! YOU 'LL LAUGH TIL YOU CRY! Orange •637-0340 The CUy Shopping Centre Orange • 634--3911 VALLEYVIEW C1NEMA YAU.11' YllW I CM~ UMlll9'10ft -.as .. GONE WITH THE WIND" __ .., __ ..... __ -·--~--·---•1•.a1111111-• ._............. ....,,_,....._ ................ 111! OAMJmESTTlllJlfG YOU EVDI SAW;......_:..-:::-_:~::.~~~ DAILY Pl&Or CLASSIFIED ADS M2•M11 THIS OUTSTANDING DOUBLE HIT PIOORAM ":I' edwards LIDO CINEMA NEWPORT .LVD. Al VIA LIDO, 'NIW'°R' IEACH '1Nall • • ' Edwards Set HOLLYWOOD (UPO -Blake Edwards will produce and· direct four tllma for UnlvenaJ Pie· ture1, be1tnnln1 with ''Trilby'' next fall. ( u .... . ..._ ... u-. ..._ -- CINEMALAND CINEMALAND 1414 St. M11llll Au•r• '1>1501 Ult rAllUIG WSl11RY Of O" 00 .. .. ...,,.,ta. liTJ'UN-l1J ..... ll l:ft.6;4M:J• 11t21 Al 'AONO DOG D=Y INOON 91t , -DIO NG POOL "' 1116 1111rM eMA_..._, IWTUTMOUt HUSru 111 --..... THI CONVHSATION ,. MA-M llf e Mllf It.it ...., ...... "' ..... _. IMnOfMC-.• Mal MC:MOllOlll e JAft llUMAWlT OINA~11t ---T ... wectACIAM e nrmw.e 1MI ASTIOLOOll • PLUS e ILAUOHftl HOU5I S • _ .... -... ,ACIF'IC TMIATM.I DNVE-IM IUPEll SWAP MEETS MAMOll&•-SWIP Meet & Auto ~ Sit & Sun.-t em to 4 pm ORANGE DrtvHl 1 & 2 ... ... .,..., ..... ". ... Ill ................. . ..... Alll •fl(f! (lltl•• -· " ""' • ._..,__...,_....~~ti .. I ,,_ HOW FAR DOES AGhlLHAVE lOGO 10UNTANGl.E H~TINGLE?? ••AC.IMO DOG DAY AmlNOON 111 •Mll- DIOWNfNG POOL "' ..._...-.-.. WCIYUIY111 UCI WITH THI DIVll • .-..-~ .. IMYIA\IMMe,._,_ IOLLD flOICI " ;;;;: IOmT ~ e fln llUIMW.tY i DAn • THI COMIOI • JA(I( NICHOlSOtl e If.AYE DUNAWAY CllMA1'0WN 11t 9"c:IA&. •• ..... . u• .. c:aa ~ .... ALLl"f .......... ~COD ON IOAlr ......... 011 THE OllDfT DPIESS" (PC) M0.1:11 '1'HE .PARALLAX Vl!W0 (A) 2:0CM:CJS.10:10 '111£ ASTIOLIQEl" (I) 2.:JM: I M:00- 1:41-t:JO '1ltlEI FOICE" (R) 6:00-t:JO '1nUIM TO MACON COUlfTY LINE" 4:Jo-1:10 .. ,,. . ........ FOUNTAIN VALL E V C 1Nt "'11\1 #1. U ........ ~ .. , ... , .. ,,bu€',. .,.., \0!1 '11tlEI JOICE" 1:01 "'lmllN TO MACON COUNTY LINE" 6:11-9:40 .. THE ASTROLOGER .. tRI 6:0o-7:10-t:JO .......................... "Ml CO£S ON BOARD" 1:11-J:OO +'"'""=~ ... A ...... SH .OIDOM" I 'Y~·cm COMT1MUOUS llllOM IMf SAT. TMRU .IAM. 4 "'TMI ASTIOLOGlr "'l\.ISM 601DOM'" llJ -rHI CHHILl.t.Dla• "I.IT'S DO IT A•AM° "'DOC~, .... -.1UH .Oacr -sttA W DOGS• ta.I Films Theater Dance Television in the The Ufe and Times of GRIZZLY ADAMS CdolbyC>Mm" I GI· ·~~-"I The True 1tory of 1 men exiled In the wtldernH1 end how he x IHml to 1urvlvt --~~-' lfUASW IY SUN ClA\SIC ,,CTU115m 1'14 . '. J:;I HILD OVER! 2nd .SMASH WEEK ... CO-FEATURE AT ALL DRl\IE·INS "MR. SUPER INVISIBLE" OUN JONU 9U9CA l'AM 8-PIA MUAC-MMI ~ TWIH Cyiir-, WEST9AOOlt CINEMA I I 0....0.- T\JSTIH SOUAAE Tutt"' l08 ALTOS U lone hecfl OflAHGl MAU Orotl09 ~~tNOrono- QNEMA _,._ Yltlo •. ~ Wl'ST t I w ....... no:ter -AY• OfltYE IN W-••. : """an ClNTEA °'"'" . . . . . sf.cw. 14 .. _ ... ,... ecc.,t.4 • · .• sn-2111 S.t&~ . l.la.1eeo .'30-'401 6-6+1 .. .4214131 637~ $*1022 ll3C>4ltl> • ft2~ -~ . . S34-t2C SEE DIR£CTORl£S OR CAl.l THEATRE FOR SHOWTIM£S WINNER 7 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS ---. I -------s.turd!y. January 17. 1m DAIL y PtLOT 115 Director Sigm Contract Witli DiBney Studios .. * * * * JACK NICHOLSON'S PERFECT THIUMPH!" .. · . · ... LOS ANGELES (AP> -Arter a 14·~ear asaodation, Norman Tokar and Walt Dlsqey Productions have decided to make their marriage offlclal . Tokar has been signed to an e:'(clusive contract as director nd producer for the studio. UntU now Tokar has served only as director, having made suc:h films as "The Apple Dumpling Gang:• "Snowball Express." "The Boatniks," "Rascal," "T~ Happies t Millionaire" and "Thost! Calloways." · "Filled with lovinc 1 humor that links all people, all aces, all seasons. The perfect holiday entertainment." -RCX RCCO, 0•1ly Ht•o "Matthau at the top of his form. LDEN GLOBE AWARDS '.~A winner and a treat for the entire family." -STCWART l(l(IH WHCW TV . BEST PICTURE and BEST DIRECTOR ---------NATIONAL BOARDOFAE-VIEW "BRILLIANT ••• ONIQUE ••• WITI'Y ••• ELEGANT ••• SO GLORIOUS TO LOOK AT, SO INTELLIGENT IN ITS CONCEPTION AND EXECUTION ••• THE SCALE OF THE FILM IS IMMENSE ••• STUNNING BATTLE SEQUEHCES ••• UNLIKE ANY OTHER PERIOD FILM I CAN . REMEMBER SEEING." -VINCENT CANBY, NEW YORK TIMES uoNE OF THE MOST BREATHTAKINGLY BEAUTIFUL FILMS OF ALL TIME ••• A LIVELY SAGA ••• POIGNANT ••• WILDLY ROMANTIC." -BRUCE WILLIAMSON, PLAYBOY Burns ... keenly funny." -VIHCCHT CAH9Y Nt,. To•-f1mu "A coup" of shining hours. MJt~nd "ONE OF THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST" LEVIN THOMAS, LA TIMES ) rill en I« the &Cl'Mf'I and directed by I M~~--,:~1. J STANJ:EY J\YBRICK I SAT/su:JJ=»s:ooJ starring Bums give the rformances of their lives. ** 'h *" -llAIHLCCH CAllROl l ~AN O'~A~and'MARl§A C:SE~NSOW Metro Goldv..,.i ~~ , Qdyy~~-•·He<Uenlo . v=-<~.,...7, Walter t-1.atthau & George Burns D•,I~ Ht•.s .... ~ ,. Neil Simon's "The Sunshine Boys· Richard Ben1am1n ............ ,Ne sm'()O "" .. c. R4v 51.,,. p "' , • H(rbcn P~. I -JI ..... .,, t "'-'" .. , PG PMBrTAl. ClllAl:l SUliCEfl'BI MGM~ it .......... . "" United ArtlSta 0 CINEOO ME 20 Chap""" Avtf'tut at S.A. Frwy. ()1'1nge • 532-3328 a film by TAN,bEY J\!:!BRICK RYAN O'NEAL • MARISA BERENSON WINNE:A GOLDEN OLOBE AWARD NOMINATIONS FOR BEST PICTURE and BEST DIRECTOR EDWARDS CINEMA The MHl•rplece of Love end Subml11lon That Stunned France JACI( KllOLL NlWSWl!EK NEWPORT CINEMAS Hl.UCOASTHWT 6MACAITHUI .cwrou 0 ~..,.u 644-07'0 DAILY 7:1s-t:JO SAT/SUN.1·3-S.7:1S.t:JO WINNER 7 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARIJ NOMINATIONS CINEMA CENTER HAHOa AT All,...S.COSTAMUA MISA Yl•OI CIKTO '79°4141 CINEMA WEST Wt\TMIHST'tll UOOlOIHWfU WlSTMIH. CIHTH 1u.44n ,.LUS l'MA. NEWMAN "THE O..OwtfllfQ l'OC>l" ATCINEMA~STONLY ~tUe 'Adel~~ j;t.\" tllm..0.-t ~ f ~n. I a true oeiq, · / ~A=l•~ Fatheli ;l::,Jold Me Soarllll!Me • ,._.......,._ Why don't we make more films like this? Aus We did. WALTER MATTHAU GEORGE BURNS RICHARD BENJAMIN WINNER 5 OOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS lnctudlftll 8Ht l"lc:lure, Ador, lcnetlP.., edwards BRISTOL CINEMA WINNER 11 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARD NOMINATIONS INCl.UDING BEST FILM OF TME YEAR BEST DIRECTOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR EDWARDS .HARBOR at ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 546·3102 Because ht''s sam Spade. Jt _and hls falcon'~ worth a fortune! 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY CINEMA CENTER HAUOtlATADAMS,COST.r.MIS.r. lttllSA YUOlClHTU '79·4141 1 SPECTACULAR! THRILLING! DIFFERENT! ~us lJmNJ(~ AND llLL Y Od wtWAMs "MAHOGANY•· TM9 wo.AN•ftln' wo.Alf WAlfTSTOM--...0 EYl.ftT MAN WANTa TO"Aft , . i..t .,,_ Sean connBrij .. mlcbaBI Calo .. _ YIOOAOUS, FLAMBOYANTLY !HTEA'TAININQ ADYEHT\IM." "ONE OF THE. YrAA'S T£H I f.ST." Tiie man Wllo would BB King HARBOR TWIN HAHOI ATWll\OM.COSTA MIU •46-0573 646·l2U CINEMA WEST WUT,.IMSrttlATGOU>lMWHJ WISTMIH.CIMTDI • HZ-401 US IAAAY NEWMA,., • FE.AA IS THE. 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DAILY ptlOT Sawrct.y,Janulll 17. 187t ·Pork Prodaets ·· Labels Get ·'Reprieve' WASHINGTON (UPI) -The .. all meat" or "all bed" on hot dog Agriculture Department belatedly an-labels, was issued on Dec. 4, 19'7' and nounced it is giving processors an ex-took effect on Dec. 31, 1975. tra six months to use leftover labels This week, however, more than two that violate a year-old rule against US· weeks after the regulation was, ing terms like "pure" or "100 per-scheduled to take effect, officials an. cent" on meat and poultry -products nounced they will not fully enforce it containing more than one ingredient. until July 1, 1976. The regulation covers items that Spokesmen for the Animal and ~s term "pure por.kuuuge" Plant IHalj.h Jnspedi~ or .. all meat frankfurter" alt}\ough which operates federal meat and contents often contain other ingre-poultry inspection programs, said clients such as curing agents and · they decided on the delay because seasonings. many pork producers have not used The rule, growing out of a court.or-up stocks of labels cllIT)'ing the olC!- der against the " use of words 1,ike style wording. ........ . ' • I •e.a~.ue.,e -Twins Cluh Sets Meet .. . . • F T Dr. Paul K.lueter, mar-• s ~ r ~ e ,s y ; • riace counselor, will dis- F a r e n t I\ 0 1 d • CUN "Identity Crisis of a Twin .. Wedn~day ru8}it former Texas at an Irvine meeting of 1 e g i s 1 a t o r the Saddleback )Jothers and chairwoman otTwlns Club. of Nation a 1 Club members share w o m e n • s experiences. clothing p 0 t i t i c a l and equipment to make Caucus, was the job easier .tor a woman who rmds herself a-m+d -1--1-J~O--l~~~~~~~-+ w ~o m a n president of Wells College in New York. lnflatlon beating tlp1 •.. Every day mother to more than one t be b om e o r Nan c I baby at a time, said Lin-Pitroff, •ns Williwaw da Ly1ek, publicity Ave. in Irvine. cbalrman. Additional information Wednesday's m~ng, is available by calling will be1in at 7:30 p.m. at 551-47". ? ANDERSEN "SOUPS" PERSONAL SIZE "IVORY" "HI· ORI" TOWELS PLAYTEX '1 AMPONS" Assorted Popular Flavors! 15 OZ. SIZE 8ea.tif•I Hair BRECK ........ SHAMPOO 00 . 1\1(1(" .. Geld Form•la" •DRY e OILY •NORMAL Less detergent! 15 oz. 1.09 EACH BATIERIES, CAllON ZINC ~----~g r..;.'~ll c PAI If 2 PAI .. Bea It if 11 Hair ~.~· BRECK ~J ~=: li1t1id '°" Prttei1! Split ends are cond1t1on:ld as hair is ~···-"'"-brightened. • 1.19 BATHROOM SEATS SOAP I JUMBO SIZE 103 SHEETS 2-PLY AT ALL DeoHrut or Non-Detdorant BOX Of 16 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC ALKA-SELTZER Wi .. Specially BlfferM Aslh'I•! SOUNDESIGN 3-Way Speaker System 10" WOOFER-3" TWEETER-ELECTRONIC CIOSSOYER . • Me"911 lrtllt Clltt 4 8 9 5 •rAlllitc.tes • 21" Mii .. 15" WW.. 10-V," a.., 1155 • WAl.HUT vnm YENEEI FINISH OPf N <t 30 AM TU 9 30 PM MON SAT 11100 AM HI l 01 PM 'iUN ___ ,_ • I I, ., , ~. MDHN Protein 21 HAIR SPRAY Holds with IR1dy! • IEGIRAI emuHOl.D • UMSCOITEO 13 oz. TYLENOL -'. MENNEN Protein fl 2Tt ·u SHAMPOO Beat the friuies! •NORMAL •OILY •DRY 7 oz. 99~.-' EVENFl.O PLAsnc NURSER BOTTLES Rinas, caps and nipples rncluded. · PAK OF 3-89C I OZ. SIZE ---ia-~ • r • . ._.,,_,... .............. -. I f1lo ---~ ... \l'-~C:-DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ., c. ....... FWt ~~ ( ... ~ -1 Oot Qill Strrlc• Tt.Mla•• Wiii\ •WWII lllll -•...vu;, A.a 09dlt ERRORS: Ad••rfiHn ;;;.:;;.;.i··· ·······iooi should ~heck the~r ads •••••••••••. ••••••••••• doily and report er- OPIH SAT /SUH San Juan Ca p)•tuno N. of Minion on El Camino, tert ·on Zanja, follow Open House sl&ns to 26507 Pu.,o Santa Clara. 646-3928. eves 549-1532 rwt immediately. The ~DAIL y PILOT GSMtftff UcibWty for the first ftt- cornct lnserti~~ Lachenmyer Rt:dltor FUN 'N SUM IA YROMT-$215,000 Pier & slip for lge boat! Charmin' 6 bdrm & den family home. w /choice ~!!f:~--f.~~~~~~~~~~w oLHarbor Island & main..cbannel boat action. Gate guarded isla_nd. Publisher's Notice: All real estate advertl1'efl int.bi& naw1>paper-iS-aub- ject to the Federal Fair HQus ing Act of 1968 which makes it lllegaJ to advertise "any pre- ference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or nutional origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limita- tion. or discrimination." IJg C«ota leac .. .. is only 2 blks. from thts nice.duplex-a great place to live. $88,950 and its yours. 675·60&0 EASTILUFF Open Sat/Sun l ·S 3 IRPLUS •Beaut greenbelt view •Prof. decorated ' •Owner Anxious • .Ea:sy Fln•nclng Cszntury21 Professional Realty MacArthur & Ford Rd. 28LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 VILLAGE TWO -UHIVERSITY PARK Like new! 4 BR LaSalle model. Lovely fam rm w /Van Luit paper, 2¥.a baths, formal DR w /mirrored wall. New lush· cptng & redec. thruout. $87,950 4541SANDBURG WAY SAT/SUN 1-5 Saturday.J&nuary 17, 1976 DAIL V PILOT CJ Houws For SciM Houses For Sde • IHoaff kt' 549 ..................................................................... G........ 1002 GHHOI I 002 G ..... ot I 002 G .. ,.. 1002 •••.••••••••..•........•......................•...................... ···············~······· WANT A LARGE LOT? J We just "happen to have" several hard to find beach properties on oversized lots ..• UDO SLE OPEN SAT /SUH. 1·5 307 CORAL I -615 Via Lido Nord. OVER Two story Cape Cod home with 2 SO FEE'f, with spacious living rm., den, pati<;>s ·, l ·bdrm. apt. + _guest rm. & formal dining rm., mstr. suite with HiS-Rer baths + office&sep. c1illdre=n....,___._balh. $135.ooo__ wing. OP EN SAT /SUN· 1-5 OPEN SUN 1-4 I t I CRYSTAL. IJ11ll ISL IALIOA COVES -#24. ·over 100 All things lln! bright & beautiful 3 FEET f "'~ bdrm., family rm. home + 2-bdrm. ;>water ront, uocwdock , 3 bdrms. apt. for guests or income. $1S7,500 + se~. g uest quarters. $150,000. OPEN SAT.1-5 PEMINSULA POIMT, OVER 50 FEET · charming 4 bdrm. Colonial home: 1-door to ocean, balcony view of water. Tree shaded patio off dining rm. & sep. s ummerhouse. 3 Car garage. CALL TO SEE 212 AGATE. 4 Bdrm.. 3 bath family home within steps of beach. 2 Bdrm. apt. $137 ,950 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in viola- tion of the law. Classified ads seU big ~~~6~4~0-~4~9~5~0~~~J items, small items or any _ FANTASTIC I~ -UNDA ISLE The only NEW home for sale on this exclusive island. Truly e legant thruout. 5 BR, FR; DR, billiard rm, pool, jacuzzi, sauna, pie r /slip. 76LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1·5 LIDO SANDS. 45 FOOT LOT. Tastefully decorated 3 bdrm. home, close to ocean . Lush landscpg. Sunny patio .. Charming. blue & whlte tiled kitchen. $62,000 548 SO. IAYF'ftONT. Magnificent Victorian home on the beach. Glorious view! 4 Bdrms .. 311:.? baths, 2 living rooms. $275,000. Completely furnished. $255,000 Unfufnished. item. JlfSl call 642-5678. ---------1 General 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ABANDONED 4 BR 2STY-8EACH $54,900 Formal entry to spacious living room. Formal din- ing room is conveniently served from huge garden view kitchen. SLIDING WALL OF GLASS leads to covered terrace and rambling g r ounds. Dramatic s tairs to hideaway master suite & children's quarters, owner anxious. Must sacrifice! Hurry! Call 963-7881. • ()l'fN ,,, 9 . ,, s IUN ro RI,,'!. [® 1- Paiblic Notice Government Assumable Loan Great opportunit y! Available to everyone! Low interest & rent-like payments availal>le. 3 & 4 bedroom homes availa- ble. To sec how you can qualify, call Tarbell, RLTR: 540-1720 ---------- Real Estate Sales GALAXY REALTY Prestigious location. Strong sales support- High commissions. Call Vic Stuart, 901 Dover Dr. Suite 13 0, Newport Beach. t 645-J I I I SHADOW RUM PLAN #4 THE ONLY ONE ON THE MARKET Gracious living in 4 Br. 3 Ba, 3 car garage, family room, luscious landscap· ing, special location. Askin~ S85,500. Bkr 839-1710 WES TC LIFF Spacious 4 bdrm .. on large corner lot. Room for pool & access for boat or R.V. $93,500 OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4 150 I Eton Pl., H.B. LAWSON REALTY * 675-4562 * Don't drop'the ball! Get a job with a low-cost Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Phon~ 642-5678. To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad •... Call Now 642-5678 Ed. 322 CLASSIFIED HOURS Advertisers may place their ads by telephone 8:00a.m. toS:30 p.m. Mooday ll>ru "'rlday 8lonoonSalurday • COSTA MESA OFf'ICE 330W. Bay 642·5678 NEWPORT BEACH 333.1 Newport Hlvd. 642-5678 HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. ~1220 LAGUNA BEACH 1186 Glenneyre Laguna Beach 494·9466 SADDLE BACK 25201 La P;iz Road Laguna Mills 581-6310 NORTH COUNTY di al free 540-1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy & kills 1s 5:30 p.m. the day before publication. ex· cept for Sunday & Mon· day £ditiQ11s when deadline is Saturday, l~ uoon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Advertisers should check their ads daily & report errors immediately . T H E DAILY PILOT assumes Uabihly for the first in· COrTeet insertion only CANCELLATIONS· When killing an ad be sure to make a record of lhe KILL NUMBER given you by your ad taker as receipt or you r cancellation. This kill number must be presen- led by the advertiser in case of a dispute. CANCELLATION OR COR RE CTI ON OF NEW AO BEFORE RUNNlNG : Every effort is made to kill or corrert a new ad that has Ix-en ordered. but we cannot guaran- tee to do so until the ad has appeared in the paper. DIME-A· LINE ADS: These ads are strictly cash in advance by mail or al any one of our of- fices. NO phone orders. Deadline: 3 p .m. Friday, Costa Mesa of· lfice & 12 noon at a11 .branch offices. THE DAILY PILOT reserves the r ight to classify. edit, censor or refuse any adver· lisement, and to change its rates & regulations without prior notice. CLASSIFIED MAILIMG ADDRESS P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 $@\l~~-"ti!S 9 Thal Intriguing Wore/ Game with a ChucHt f4lfe<I 1t1 CU. Y a. POUAN 0 Reorrunge le!tefS of th. four 1c.tolftbled woods be- low to f0<n1 four llln11>!-word>. I N I N G E E I I 11 I I I l . • l ~H ..... E_cJ..F_r....__.I i _ I I I 11 _ 1 . } ColreejePark POOL HOME Beautiful 3 bedrm, 2 ba corner home. Compl with large family r oom, fireplace, oversized kitchen and very private pool area. Vacant, ready for your inspection. Just listed. Hurry! ! Pri~ed only $53,000. Call 54&-5880. ~HERITAGE REALTORS PRIVATE LAKE $56,900 Enjoy boating & fishing inyour own private com- munltY lake. Pool & jacuzzi too!! Cathedral ceilings, family room. fireplace-not a Condo. Hurry. sat'rifice ! ! Call 645·0303. A COi.DWELL IAMEI COWAllY RARE FIND ENJOY THE FIRESIDE In this lovely living rm o'looking patio & lge rear yd. Cul-de-sac st. 5, 6 or 7 Bdrms. Very versatile. Homey atmosphere. Nr new golf course. $84,500 2926 SIL VER LN E. OPEN SUN 1·5 A DREAM HOME COME TRUE Fantastic View! Decorated by prof designer. Finest appts -marble, crystal, etc. Lge3BR, FR. $275,000 LINDA ISLE-HST IAY VIEW Space for 3 boats. Watch all the boats go by from this 5 BR contemporary. Teakwood, tile, high ceilings. Spacious bayside terrace. Great view! $395,000 36LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 '"SUPER IEAUTY"-$198,500 · Dramatic view of bay & city ·tights from most rms of this exciting lge 4 BR home. Beaut pool, nice panl 'd office off gar. over 50 kitchen cabinets. 1608GALAXY DR. SAT/SUNl-5 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Of this uniquely designed 4 BR home on a N.B. quiet st. Tremendous living rm. w /lovely corner F.P. Lge fam rm. O'looks Cherry Lake area. $89,500 2319HEATHER LNE. SAT/SUN 1-5 ~ 111 San J .... Hlls Rood NEWPORT CENTER. H.L 644-4910 AND NEWPORT SHORES, 215 62nd ST. Standard lot Btrr big on value .. Early Amer. decor, perfect couple 2 & a den home. OPEN SAT.1-5$59,500 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coo~t Hwy NB 645-7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673· 9060 I 002 I GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX letwffft the Ocec11t & lay 38R up & 38R dn. The upper comes furnished and ready for the new owner. Large sundeck, double gar.age, even has a fireplace .$110,000 • OPEN HOUSE SUM 1-SPM 211 33rd. St •.• Newport Beach LEASE WITH OPTION BAYFRONT Vacant, beautifully decorated 2-BR, 2-ba Condo with fantastic view from balcony and li ving room. $525. per month, or .•. $88.000. N e a t a n d c I e a n 3 G-----1 1002 G____. I 002 bedroom. 2 bath home, 'S'IK'nlA ~UI JACOBS REALTY . charmin g country •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen. Near new shag .. "ABAHDONED" c~rpeting, ~ovE'.red patio BEST BUY BEACH CLASSIC with gas f1rep1t. Newly Owners have packed-up 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th painted exterior. Large Owner t r ansferr.ed. and moved out• They lot. All of this for S49,500. )\'ants fast sale! Up· have vacated thi; 4 year Call graded 4 bedroom 640-6161 Camelot model. Large young ~auty .a!ld ?av.~ family room, formal din· pu.t a s.el1l -1t-~u1ck 1002 G~r.al Getterol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. ing + kitchen eating pnce on 1t. Chtld-s~fe area and covered patio. cul-de-aac! Execu.t1ve BAYCREST CORONA DEL MAR Neat as a pin. Great loca-en tr Y l 0 . ~ 0 a r 1 n g A bright & sunny 3 RR . DUPLEX tion. ALL TERMS . cathedral ceilings, lush home with 2 baths & a One of those unusually ONL y $68,250. Call ankle deep c_arpet, powder rm. Paneled fine properties we wish 54().U5l squeaky clean pamt, sun· fa mi I y rm . ; cost I y everyone could own. On · shine kitchen with walls VanLuit wallpapers; im-Jy one duplex like this. of glass! Party-pali<>and mac. cond. Beautifully Two bedroom and den MEREDITH expansive rear yard! landscaped. $U9,500. home in front plus an ex- GARDElll..IS To as t ·Yo u r ·toes Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 1200 tra unit in the rear. Each ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS ("Ill fireplace!· Sweep ing Estelle Ln. . with fireplace. Each in Large 3 bedroom, formal 1---------master bedroom retreat Hcrbor View Hills marve lous condition. dining room, breakfast HORSES O.K. with separate dressing Super Lusk 3 BR + fa mi-New carpets. South ·or room. family room. All Lux urious c l ose-in area! 2 Childrens rum· ly rm. with beamed ceil. highway. Priced at beautifully decorated. estate. Ana heim. Approx pus sized bdrms! Bail & bookcases. Profess. $97.000. Call 673-8550. Offered at $7 5, 500. l acre for exec. to relax. him out at a conservative landscaped; on a corner OPEN n19 ·" s 1uN roar Nirl' Financing available. 3br, 2ba, lrg patio, huge SSl,950 or assume exist· lot. El~gant wallp~pers. [ ~· .. ''.· ~ gar. Plus complete guest ing loan at $251 per carpeting, draperies & :·; , .::' house, fruit trees. Only month!Actfast,weneed shutters . Fee land. =::,, } 0 HELP! Call847-6010. C 11 f • . .. $79,SOO. wner. (714) oPENlll 9 ·,,PuNrO~IN•CI• $120,000 a orapptto1....:::···='=··=·=··=·====~ m~::~~KIHG [~lfilltll]1 ;jt~:H~~~~~22 7~!:~~:.t~ Of the blue Pacific from 1---------1 A beaut! 3 Bdrms .. 2 ba. this magnificent VIP re· WALK TO PLAZA ALMOST NEW Neat country kitchen+ a --------• sidence. Huge LR with pool. <lmmed . possess. l noor to ceiling frplc. From this quality built 4 Bed d Convenient Costa Mesa Ideal formal entertain· giant. 3 huge bdrms, 2 rm + en area.$49.500 ing. Owner transferred-':>a, fam rm, brkfst bar• Don! t wait if your future bring all ofrers. 646-7711. finished bonus rm. <or plans include a better Open Eves. more bdrms), secluded home. 2 Baths, formal II courtyard, spririklers, dining room and the kids I I etc. I M M ED I AT E can play in the new 10 . !' · POSSESSION. $55,000. acre park across the GnC All terms. By owner. smt 00 reeelt .. Shows like a -~·-71-4-737-4507. Buyers only. Open Today 1·5 546-4. 41 MONTICELLO CONDO ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. SHORECLIFFS 265 Morning Canyon A superb, custom bit. home in the most de- lightrul area of Corona del Mar. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths; formal dining rm. &family rm. $179,000 lit llii.~~ * 675-5930 * 363i E. C!'.t I I\\-:;. Cc!M Small. one story, etld un· it. 2 Car Garage w /elec door opener. Light, airy and clean with center atrium. "NEGLECTED'' IEACHGIANT Price slashed! Owner bought another home! Desperate! Priced below market! Take advantage of this soaring 2 story! Secluded entry to huge 1---------DOLL HOUSE li·:ing room-dining en-Just L1•sted ASSUME 7112% LOAN tertainment, rumpus Immaculate 1 story sized family room! Euro· $3 9 9 0 0 home on tree lined s treet. pea n kitchen ! .3 · • 3 Bedrooms including Cbildrenssuites! Spirall-VA·FHA king size master s uite. 2 ing staircase to master Assumable FUll baths. Family din· bdrm retreat! Vaulted ing room. Complete with $29,000 ~· ceilings. Executive of-This comfy 3 bdrm home built-ms & dishwasher. fice. Romeo & Juliet is on a beautifultreelined Highly upgraded with balcony! Paint & save! street In Costa Mesa. new car~ts, drapes, & MESA Help this seller-try any FHA assumable loan or paint inside & out. New offer. 2400 Sq. ft. 2 Story will sell VA or FHA. A ceramic tile in kitchen & WOODS bargain at $53,9001 Hel.pl Quail Place exclusive. baths. Large covered 847-6010. II 1Quall ~ patio. No qualifying. $269 Better than new 4 OPfNllt9•11SfuNro&NI(£•. Pl th IL A k. bedroom , 2 bath with ...... , ac• mon pays a s mg d · · ~ 'Pi op ... t1.. . $43.500. eall 842-2535. huge family room an a =: 752•1920 : Ol'fllf ''!.';. ,, , 1uN 10"' 111in • f:!~~ ~r~u:ui:~~~t,_;_~~,_~; __ .... ,._~1 ______ , 1<100 QULUAISL $KT. "e'wu~ILTllACM 1-6~.:. ~I de-sac, astiort walk from11-=.=======~~ ~ ... the new city park. Priced Cll=~· Builder's trade in, supe rllbt at $59.900. with sharp, 4 Br & fan;\ rm. 7'A% aasum•ble loan. dinind aru w /corne'·l·--------CAU.556-2660 Enter through the .. · VIEW * * 1\' wn>ueht lroo gates into windows & ocean view, W TH INCO E M...,. $ekWI C: SELECT the ceramic t.ilo entry. eaUng area in kit, sep, I M lOOM~ TPROPERTIES The decor ls in warm service,nlcccpts&drps Want to live at the __:::.....:~~..;._;;;;:..;....;..;...;...;;.;..~ earth tones. New paint, lust completely paint beach? Uve in the 3 C:ONH Mw nside f•b••to j te bdrm .. 2 bath unit & rent ~1 JUST USTB> n-c• ...... u .... atlpa...,.r. • .. .. us n r You are the winner w .. ---., r -cour• w/'lled t the 2 bdrm., 2 bath unil; •11-(S 4 so M • S A N 0 b ·TH ~ 4 Bedrooms, extra lge • -en ry two free umners l • .,. n ., ramll.Y rm, 1Sic30 covered cathedral beamed cell-what more could you ask value) aelected rrom Bedroom. 2 baUlJ, epic, pallo. Fruit trees. A lngs1 huge pvt park Ilk for? Sldnnytlike'a meou•' • eomplote carpetto1 llome wlth love. Ofi~red yd, w/auto s prnklrs · OPEN SAT. l ·S HOLIDAY IHH t.bruout. DrapcS. Bltn.s. ~ brcatbtakinl occa 907 W. BAY 3131 lri1tol St., Obie gar. Covered paUo. Up F n B view. 3 cir gar. auto 673-3663 833-0523 Eves CosteMno All ln Vet')' aood condi· • open r , heavy s hak Plus caU 642·56'78, eJCt. lloo. Rtdoced lo $44,500. 0 ME root. grea\ loc. our bell 33.1 to claim your tltkets. Roy McC_.. .us w.. .. ,., bU1 et $l2l ,OOO. 640.8391 associated • * * •eciMor II t O Mewpott .... , t• Matte.et lotket 3' hr ans. serv. -------eo.ta ll\lt$8 548-'fm 549·1655 LUSK REALTY Sell l4leltems 642-S67'8 A John 0 . Lus k &Son Co I 1111 ,~. r 11 " 11 r A , 1 ,-. 11 •, 1"'1l w s~1t;.., ,, i,.~, WILLIAM wn.TON. REAL ESTATE 229 Marin~. Balboa lsac.d 675-llll GeMrat , I I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty FINER HOMES FftOM $42,9!>0 TO $850,000 SELL-LEASE-LEASE/OPTION! Highly upgraded Plan 2 in Big Canyon 3000 sq.ft. w /conversation pit + 2 master suites. Prime corner location ! Submit all offers! $175,000. OPEN SAT. 1·5 P.M. 4t5 PINEHURST LN. (R21) . llG CANYON -NEWLY LISTED! Highly upgraded Dover Model extended to provide 2 master suites. Beautiful view lg. patio for outdoor entertaining -formal dining - finest decor.a.tor draperies & Van Luit wallpapers -air conditioned - auto. sprinklers & lights. OPEH SAT. & SUN. 2-5 P.~. 16 RUE CHAMT1UY. (R22 ) 4627 ROXBURY - OPEN SAT. & SUH. 1-5 P.M • Marvelous Cameo Shores VIEW ~ome. 4 l~. bedrooms surrounding.,. mner pat10 -play-yard. Formal dining w /jetty view + family room w /wet bar. Reduced for quick sale - $149,000. (R23) "COASTAL WHITE WATER VIEW .. Posh Laguna Beach tri-level w/3600 sq .ft. Has everything incl. wet bar /ice maker, white onyx fireplace, jacuzzi & more! $182,000. Appt. only. Helen Wood 644-6200. {R24) C NDOMIMIUM CUTIE-S.2,900 Del ightful .3 bedroom, 2 bath featuring community pool & recreation room. Walking distance to Westcliff shopping. Lovely grounds & all exterior maint. cared for by association. Betty Kerr 644-6200. ( R25 ) GREATLY RB>UCB>! Beautiful 2 bedroom + den Dover model in Big Canyon. Professionally . decorated & in immacul ate move-in condition. Extra 1~. pool-size lot + additional storage thruouf. $122,900. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (R26) SUPERE LOCATION! Clubhouse. tennis courts & beach steps away from this smashing 2-story, 4 bedroom Lido home. Lovely patio -lg. family room - billiard room. $159,500. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (RZ7) · DO IT!! Life can be exciting when you are surrounded with %-acre of trees & lus h ga rden s~viewing ocean, canyons & hills. A 4 bedroom w /2 master suites. waterfall pool, fami!)r room, wet bar, pool room. TR'T'TT! Submit o£fers ! Lois Miller 642-8235. (R28) HARIOR VIEW P_...ERMO New on market! 2-story, 4 bedroom home next to park. Lg. side.yard w /rooin for sailboat. Rustic family room w /lots of paneling. Clo.5e to elem. school. $109,500 fee. Joyce Edlund ~2-8235. (R.29) EASTSIDE CONDOMINIUM Sharp 3 bedroom, 2~ bath w/quality carpeting, shutters, garage door opener & lg., sunny patio. Owner will conside r selling furn. $51,500. Barbara Aune 642·8235. (R30) ''I • • IUCK GULLY-YIEWI PltlYACYI ~n:ipletely remodeled ~ bedroom, drnrng. room home w /isolated master suite w /fireplace. 3 blocks to beach. Warm woods -sunny vistas. '$134.500. Polly Johnston 642-mS. (R31} 641.eJJS ,4 ... lOI 901 °""91' Drtft ..... llillKAl1W """°" lludl. c:.lllon'lla t2M> ~ . ...;;;g;;,;;;;:a,,_OA;;;.;..;.;;IL.;;;;..Y;....P;....1.-LO..;.._T ____ ( ___ s_aturda--.;.,.;;;;;.,;Y,;..;•J;,;;an;.;.u;;.;;wx;..i..1;.;.1:..., ,_9.;..;;78 ~!.~.~ ••••••. ,~:::.~.~ ••••••• ~!!!.~~~ .•••••. j~!:!.~.~ ....... ~:.~~~~ ........ 1~~:!.~~.~~ ...... . Hemet,_.W. ,.h..,..,_.5* Hi.,..,_S. . Ge .. 1002 5 al 1002 GtMral 1002 G.....,... 1002 Ge•r81 1002 Ge•r• 1001 ....................... ....................... .........................._, .......................................................................................................................................... GH1tal tOOI Ge•r.. 1002 Ge•r.. 1002 ..................................................................... SHOUCUA=S onN. SUH. 1.5 247 Driftwood. Corona dcl Mar .. Custom 3 Bdrms .• 3 ba.,Jam.rm. · high beam ce11.. I-story; pool: $160.000 IAUOA PENINSULA POIMT SweeJ?ing bay view from super 5 BR family home. Close to bay, priv. beach & ocean. Upstairs living rm., sauna. jacuul, workshop.. boat storage. $240,000 LINDA ISLE Beaut. 4 BR, fam. rm. Country Engli s h a tmosphere, enclosed patio. established trees, boat slip. $245,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1d1· Oriv"' N B 675 6161 Ge-Mral I 002 Gt'Mf"Cll I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, 0,500 Cash to Loan NEWLY LISTED! BUILDER'S Closeout Sale 8ret'I Greetttree Homes I 0 o/o Down, 8l/4% APR. 2· BR, 2· BA & den, 3· BR & 4-BR & ram. rrn. homes. Open Sat 10..5. Greentree model complex, corner or Walnut & Culver in Irvine. H...tiftC)ton leach J.BR, i -BA <Polynesian Piao). Outstanding home, imaginatively ar- ranged around a charm· in~ courtyard. Open Sun 1-5. 9332 La J olla. 673-7601 an time .! lwdroom home with p.iyments of $294. per month. A~sume FHA loan. Deep 70x 120 Lot c:n•at for :-larler home or 111H•stor. $39,500. 0-w rl('r \\ 111 carry small 2nd tr ust deed. Bkr 53tH~836 OWNER LEAVING . Must sell Jbr, ram rm. THINKING ABOUT eastside location. Tree· SELLING? lined street. Nr WestcliH CALL us• Shop'g area. park & ten· • nis courts. ?',2 yrs new. We're Here To Help Owner may carry 2nd TD's. Call now. Roger's 540·3666 Realty. 675-2311. Open ~~! .......... ~?~~ ;.;;:: ........ !?.~~ •mi» filc~t~~.!,~n..~ ***OPEN HOUSES*** STUNNING SAMTIAGO HOME Soaring beamed ceilings provide an elegant canopy for this immaculate contemporary home. 5 bedrooms. family & game rooms, with one of Baycrest's lar~est tfee shaded yards. $179,500 fee. OPl:N 1-5. 1438 SANTIAGO. PANORAMIC IAY VIE~ Charming Irvine Terrace home. View of bay & ocean from LR, DR, kitchen , & master suite. Enclosed garden patio w /pool. $235,000 fee including furniture. 1627 BAYADERE THRACE. OPEN 2-5. IUILDERS- EAST OCEAHFftOMT LOT 35' on the beach with spectacular Catalina-Palos Verde View. Bargain price of Slo9,000 includes charming. livable 3 BR. bungalow. OPEH 2-5. I 07 "G" STREET GREAT IA Y & OCEAN VIEW You own this beautiful lot & home. Lovely patios, gardens & custom decor throughout. 4 bedrooms, Vh baths. $175,000. OP~ SUH. 1-S.. 2707 LIGHTHOUSE LN. * **BY APPOINTMENT* * * LOWEST PRICED BLUFFS "£" PLAN Overlooking Back Bay with city lights. Three bedrooms & family room plus private patio off kitchen. Priced to sell immediately at $89,500. A "House-sold" name BEST BUY IH TURTLEROCK Spacious 4 ~droom en· tertainment hom e _.1lh valley and night light view . many unique custom features. 5-acre tennis and swim club plus your own pool. Pnce just Sl17.000 · which in· e ludes land. Call 673·8550. N1N !II Q • ir ~ IVN 10 Pr N•((" [® ':I: I : :,: ~ : .. · 1 · I , : MAKE MOM HAPPY OP_,. HOUSE SUH 1-5 865 Sandcastle Dr., CdM A real beauty, 21fJ ba, ex· ecutive style, with paneled family room. Huge swimming pool. Pr ofes!,>1onally landsca pe d, lovely patios. Sl 74.950 Call 640-6600 co. ·~·"- 359 San Miguel Dri•e Newport Center OM THE BLUFF View • View • View $46,500 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Con· dominium. Fireplace, family room, tile entry. Custom c11rpeting and drapes. De corator's wallpaper throughout. Separate laundry room. Two enclosed patios, one 'Tis a bright NEW YEAR, the economy is UP, a n d interest rates are improving: drop by and see our new properties no~ available as follows : 47 IOYAL ST. GEOIGE: llG CANYON, big and beautiful; five bedrooms. very spacious family room, pool. view - overlooking the 8th fairway. Off street parking for 8 to 10 cars. Stop in and see the many features. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 tos. · 1606 ANTIGUA: DOVER SHORES: Formal, high-styled elegance in this four bedroom, family room, formal dining, view; entertain "with a flair" and enjoy this lovely home. OPEN SUN 1 tos. 4714 CORTLAND DR .: CAMEO HIGHLANDS: Four bedroom or three and convertible den. Quality decor & in fine condition. Private beaches; owner has another home & possession can be immediate. It's a buy! OPEN SAT & SUN l toS. 701 ROCKFORD RD : CAMEO HIGHLANDS: Canyons & ocean view. Sum mer is coming & this home has the longest, coolest. covered patio available; •four bedrctf>ms or three & convertible den. Pool sized yard; private beaches. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 to S. 315 GOLDENROD AVE.: CORONA DEL MAR: South of the highway. R·2 lot allows for an additional unit. Stained glass, antiques, paddle tennis court, three bedroom & study. Walk to beach. OPEN SAT & SUN 1to5. 310 JASMINE AVE.: CORONA Da MAR: South of the highway. Sparkling clean. small hideaway, one block to the beach . R-2, 40 Ft. lot ready for additional unit. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 to 5. ~ 15.06 SERAMADE: IRYIME THU Best in class -two and den or h ree bedroom home ; s heltered patio, s parklin g poo l with tropical landsca pin g, low maintenanc e. Immediate move-in. OPEN SUN l to 5. FRESH OH THE MARKET: Choice WESTCLIFF area of Newport Beach; lovely three bedroom & pool. Beamed ceilings, country kitchen; assumable VA loan. SHORECLI FFS SPEC~AL: Beamed ceilings, paneled walls; quality, custom three bedroom, family room. JASMINE CREEK: First resale in this lovely, gated-private community. Three bedroom or two & den with u p -g raded, quality car peting, wallpapers, draperies, landscaping. FEE OWNERSHIP . Not a condom inium! •The food life in the heart of Corona def Mar -pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, clubhouse, cable TV. Call for details. •P.S. I know -I live there too, Jean Cole COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer 675-5511 IEVERL Y THOMPSOM'S custom bricked. 2 car ---------------- AW ARD WIHHIMG HOME Spectacular view & 4 bedroom customized interior. Featured on cover of ''Bay Window" magazine & scheduled for Newport Home Tour in F ebruary. $265,000. Can be purchased furnished. llG CANYON -JUST LISTED Owner wi JI consider carrying a 2nd on this beautifully upgraded Deane home. 3 bedrooms ~formal dining plus exceptional g~dens & jacuzzi. Choice corner location. $159,500. CORONA DEL MAR JEWB. A dream house. Exquisite wood paneling throughout. 2 bedroom plus den home with forever view of ocean & canyon. $115,000. · ~ ELEGAMT-B.EGAHT Is not descriptive enough for this beautiful custom 4 bedroom & den home. spectacularly located on Peninsula w /Bay & jetty view. $189,000. HEAD FOR HAllOR VIEW Wake up to the sunrise every day, a view of the mountains. The best part is a Newport Beach address plus s bedrooms, J baths. All for $119,500 fee. FAMILY PAIADISE Large. beautiful wooded estate on Corona del Mar hillside with view of islands & harbor. 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, pool. over \."l acre. $249,000. WOW! WHAT A YllWl And one of the finest locations in Harbor View Hills. Maximum privacy. This adult occupied 3 bedroem , 2\1'.l bath beautifully maintained home 1.1 a real winner! $118.000. A COt.OWB.L IAMUR CO. 644-1766 . 11 \ rage, electric door ---------------- ner , s wimming pool around the corner. G.-ral I 002 General 1002 Jacuzzi & Sauna. •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER 18724 MODlewood Ln HUNTJNGTON BEACH Off Ellis, down Chapel Lane betwee n Beach Blvd & Magnolia 968·4293 PARADISE MANOR JBR-2 STORY POOL-BEACH $35,000 Formal e ntry t o dramatic living room. Huge garden view kitc hen . Artistic open stairs s weep lo separate mas ter suite plus childrens wing. Secluded 22 ft. ballroom sized par- ty room that overlooks walled courtyard. Hurry for this call 963-7881. ()PfN Ill Q •ti\ 'I.JN IOlll Nl(I' [~ll~IMI BALBOA . BAYFRONT 120 feet waterfront pro- perty zoned com'l. Suita· ble for marine service dock, sport fishing land· ing. yacht !l&les, oceano- graphy base, restaurant or shops. Price $650,000 or wiU con1lder lease. 642-5200 ,et. lerreff Reaffy Lcrry Pft•t.r MlWPOaT WIST Sprawling one level beacb home w /beavy 1hake rooC. • BR '• lncldg a latte master. 2 vanity baths. chl'f'a k It chen wfadjoinin1 family center. Indoor l1und.ry rm. crackllnlf brick flreplac., Iara llv rm, 80Xl00 lot. Obie S•r A nut u a pin run home lorl55,'750. llkr M2·5511 a..ASS.tnEl> .tU 1 Ult.. BEST IN BLUFFS <>PIH 11 ·5 2921 Quedad11 IOff Y. del Orol IAYFRONTS. Panor amic views. Builder's custom furn. models. 2500 Sq. ft .• 3 BR, 31h ba. $136,000, $141,000, INCLUDING THE LAND. TRI-LEVEi.. 2350 sq. ft., spac. 2 BR, convert. fam . r m .• form. din., wet bar; bay view; cust. thruout. $99,500 Please come by & let me show you all the homes avail. in the beautiful carefree Bluffs. HELEN 8. DOWD aEALTOR, IMC. M1.S 644-0134 1973 Top Uster & Top S..._ · l974a.-rUp Newport MHO losd of aea1tors . 1002 Chtteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A LOY&. Y LADY OH UDO 'Ibey don •t come much prettier, even on Lido Isle. Lovely home with a slight F r enc h accent, s unny disposition, colorful attire and one that is very neat and tidy. A 4 bedroom. 2 story with den. break.fast nook, formal dining and all done ln the m ost st\D'Uling decor. You must m eet t his lovely lady on Lido Isle; at.$155,000, s he ls ioost. attra'ctJ ve. UfllliilC>UI: fi()Ml:S REAL TOR~ 675·6000 2443 Eut Coast HiOhWly, Coron• del Mat ' lli.DFOID PLACI $32,900. 3 BR. Townhouse, trade rent receipts for home ownership, with onlY small down payment. UMIVllSITY PAO $73,000.00 TULANE PLAN. 3 Br. 2 ba home. lots or privacy; just meant for entertaining. ""'-t.u. ••,_J VIEW NOME$ ~R'f-{)FIN() PLAN. a Br .• Cam .rm. and formal DR. Plus finished game room and bllth over garage. $97,500. MONTEGO PLAN. 4 Br, ram.rm.$$$ have been spent inside and out. Fantastic Valley View and much privacy. $122 ,000 PALERMO PLAN. 4 BR, Fam .Rm . 2 story with unobstructed valley view and decorated with best of everything! HARIOR VIEW HIUS $103,800. 3 Br, Fam Room with LARGE lot (almost 1h Acre) with gorgeous pool, play yard and dog run. All with view of Harbor: IAYCET $134,500. Private Financing is available w.ith this beautiful 3 br. fam rm, tormal DR. home with shimmering pool and jacuzzi. Pride of ownership throughout, has had lots of TLC. Excellentlocation. SP.YGLASS $190,000. TRADEWINDS PLAN. 4 Br, 2'h ba. + Fam Rm. On one of the best lots with best view of ocean I I . I 4 , Vll;W -BAY & OCEAN , COUNTRY SUNSHINE -excellent 3 bedroom provincial home with J>OOl & jaruzzi. Luscious patio for-gre~ thumbers. Price reduced to $120,000 - includes land. 1420 Khlcp Rd. CllffHavttt HI Sat 1-5 GARDEN PARADISE MEW LISTING -WESTCLI FF - professionally landscaped back yard with 2 wide side yards including fruit trees and separate area for dogs. Large kitchen, family room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, & air conditioning. . 1227 So .. net, Hwpt leach Sat fs-1-5 SUPER BLUFFS CONDO SPACIOUS. 2 STORY .. z .. PLAN - absolutely immaculate 4 bedroom, f amity room with wet bar. Pool about 200 ft. away and play yard nearby. $92,500. 454 Vista Roma , Newport lch Sat JS-1-5 LIDO ISLE S,ACIOUS HOME on large lot facing strada. 3 Large bedrooms, beautiful master suite with study and .another large enough for dormitory. Form~l dining room and breakfast room. Lovely patio walled for privacy. $147.500. 128 Via Ithaca. M.8. SatjSun 1-5 642-5200 . 675-4060 and cofistline. Price includes your " landscaping plans. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BIG CANYON $120,000. 2 Br + Den Condo with profess ion a 1 decorating and custom furnis hings which are available t~you, if you wish. $134 ,000. 2 Br + Den Condo. Expanded plan with 180 degree view. Decorator's home. $139,500. 2 Br + Den Condo, with ocean view. Vacant and ready to move into. $189,500 . 3 Br. 2~tory condo with Jacuzzi. Overlooks fairway. Fast occupancy possible LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 ca-...,. Dr .. Im. -CALL 833-8600 Gftlet"Cll 1002Gen.ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELKINS "OVER 50 Y~IS OF SERVICE" BY APPOINTMENT TOWNHOUSE/DOCK FOR 30 FOOTER! Like New Plush 2 Story 3 Br 21h Ba, Upgraded. Gourmet Kitchen. Only · Steps To Private Boat Dock. $93,500 I STORY ''ILUFFS• AIR COHDmOHED Lovely End Unit "Linda Plan" With 3 Br, 2 Bas, 2 Patios. Prime Area. $92,500 Including Land. llG CANYON '"DOVER" First Offering! Elegant End Unit With view Overlooking 10th <3_reen . Upgraded 2 Br, 2 Ba. Old ~glish Country Kitchen· Den. $145,000 FOR LEASE -OPB4 SUH. 1·5 Luxurious Home. 2 Br Plus Den. Plush New Carpets. Country Kitchen. Avail 6 Mos to 1 Year. $525/mo. 1812 Port Ashley, Harbor View Homes ~GE ELKINS CO .. llEALTORS 811 DOYER DRIVE 631-1100 GeMral I 002 IGtMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.::-ta KEALTOKH 644-7270 CONDOMINIUM ..... Co111pletely upgraded. New U carpets, n ew paint inside and out. 2 Bedrooms, l lh bath. Close to school. s hopping and. freewa . Asking $26,500. $30,000 DOWN ~BUYS T H IS LARGE U COLONIAL HOME in DOVER SHORES for the big family that likes to entertain. 1 Bedrooms, 8 baths. family room, large billiard room with wet bar. Master suite bas HIS AND HER baths + a steam bath. Gym. Pr ivate study. "" ,...,, .• ll"" ,_ .. I GeMral I 002 General 1002 ··~···················· ..........•.•.......... tllc~~~~- REAL ESTATE Openings exist in residential sales. Jf you are a capable salesperson Coldwell Banke r Residential Brokerage Company may be for you. Consider: IProven program of formal training ./Expert backup (not competition) from management ./A superb regional & national referral system ./Top quality office facilities 'i"Great benefit package including insurance & profit sharing IF INTERESTED CALL HOWARD WBJ..S AT 644-9060 . FOR APPOINTMENT Equal Opportunity Employer I Gen~ral I 002 Gettet"al 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IUY THIS HOME OH A LEASE -OPTION NEWPORT IEACH CLOSE TO BEACH -TENNIS COURTS & POOLS. Special 2·story 3 bed. Family room. Open beams, fireplace atrium & s un deck. Im med. occupancy. Open House : Sat. 12·4 P .M. Sun.10-4 P.M. IREA THT AKIMG SUNSETS OM THE WATER Decorator smashing 3 bed and Den home right on the beach. Barbecue in your back yard and watch all the boats come hom e from Catalina. Privacy in a prestige area of Corona del Mar. Vacant & ready for a new owner. $205,000 Open Sat. 12·5; Sun. 10·4 P .M. SAND. SEA. SURF Quality New England style two story home right on the beach. Presently used as a Duplex, showing a good s ummer·winter rental record. Invest ON THE WATER. $165,000 For more information call: 631·1400 LIVE OM 'THE WAT'Bl & DIVE IN! FANTASTIC Bayfront adult condo right on the water. And you have your own swimming POOL for year ·round dipping. Freshly decorated 2 bed with your own boat slip available. FRONT row VIEW of all t he BOATING ACTIVITY. FLEXlBLE FINANCING: LEASE, LEASE-OPTION or SALE. Cull for detai1s : $132,500 WOW! WHAT A WATa VALUE! Your own WATERFRONTHOME in a private community with plenty of parking and your own boat dock outside the door. Smooth flowing 3 bed room with pitched beam ceilings, large patio and cool ocean breezes.$139,500 Wl• .,rx•ciah1e m .• on 1tw watC!I' ... n~r the wall'r vK>w of water homes We show by boa(and car WATERFRONT I HPMES 2633 W.Goast Htghway Ntwport B och m4>63J.1400 - DIRECTORY ::w-:J.::' cArectory wMi Y"" tlik w..ti .... n ,_ ............... Al .......... ltW,....., ....... ~ ... .., ........... ..._._ ... ....,..DAILYPkOTWANTADS '*-' S I _,"::; s..c::;. for .... or,.... .. wpl to Hat wit._..,_, • ._•*• c..._ ~~ .......,, HOUSES FOR SALE a I BEDROOM 310Jasmine Ave, Coronadel Mar 675-5511 Sat/Sun l·S 2 BEDROOM 15 Rue Chantilly (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 2-5 p.m. 6612 Dohrn, Huntington Bch 581-2306 $46,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 273 East 20th St, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $34,500 Sat &Sun 10-2 21R&FAMRMorDEH 21562nd St. (Newport Shores) NB 645-7575 $59,500 Sat.1-5 1506 Seranade, Irvine Terrace 675·5511 Sun 1-5 7 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) N.B. 833-8600 $134,000 Sun. l -5 4 Rue Montreux (Big Canyon) N.B. 833-8600 $120,000 Sun. 1-5 1615 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terrace CDM ' 644-1156 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l BEDROOM 8692 Hattaras Hunt Bch 846-3301 $55,900 Sat & Sun }.2.4 211 Abalone (Little Bal Isl) 673-7039 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 PM 60 Willow Tree Lane Irvine 552-7946 $55,500 Sat & Sun 309 62nd St. Newport Shores NB 543-2825 $58,950 Sat/Sun 1-6 8 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Canyon NB ' 644-6.58.5 $125,000 Sat 1-5 **2623 Vista Ornada, Bluffs, NB 640-2878 $91,500 Open Daily 1-5 315 E. 62nd St. (NewpolltShores) NB 548-1290 $64,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 316 Hanover (College Park) C.M. 675-4600 $53,000 Sun. 2.5 615 St. James Rd. NB 645-~5 $57 ,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 1742 Highland (Harbor Highlands) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 · 700 Marguerite, Olde Corona, CdM 675-7225 $68,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •247 Driftwood, Corona deJ Mar 675-6161 $160,000 Sun.1-5 1257 Catalina, Laguna Beach 549-9658 $62,500 Sun 10-3 **512 38th St., Newport Beach 675-7060 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1420Kings Rd. Clifffiaven, NB 642-5200 $120,000 Sat 1-5 315 Goldenrod, Old Corona, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 5051 Alder (The Terrace) Irvine 833-8600 $57,990 Sat/Sunl-5 128 Via Ithaca, Lido Isle, NB 642-5200 $147 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4916 River, Lido Sands, Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $57 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l IR & FAM RM or DEM ••121 Harbor Island Rd., NB 644-6200 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~1 Altura (Irvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 ll3 Via Waziers, (Lido Isle) NB 640-8146 $92,500 Sat. 1-4 4.572 Green Tree Ln (U Park) Irv. 644-1766 $69,900 Sat.1-5 18211 Meadowsweet Way, Irv 551-6:734 $67,500 Sat&Sun 1-4 20402 Running Springs Ln H.B. 962-2254 $64,995 Sat/Sun 12-5 1610Tustin, Newport Beach 645-7979 $70,000 Sat &Sun 10-4 456 Cambridge Cr. (N~t Hts) CM 64&-8182 $71,500 Sat 11-5/Sun 11·3 490 Ea~t20th St., Costa Mesa 675·2311 Sun 1~5 1200 Estelle Ln (Baycrest) N.B. , .644-0322 $119,500 ·'--~Sat/Sun 1-5 Z720SUnny Hllls Dr., Norco 752.~ $64,900 Sun 1-5 9321 Hundson, Hunt. Bch. 536-7542 $58,900 Sun. 1-$ 325 Cameo Sb ores Rd (Cameo Shrs > 675·5726 $149,500 Dally 1-5 2117 Vista Laredo, FAlstbluff, NB &CM950 Sat/Sun 1-5 232 Robin hood, Eaat Costa Mesa . 546-4141 $53,950 Sunday 1-S 1657 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bcb · 4'4-2146 Sat/Sun Noon tll 5 •14 Burnlng Tree Rd., Bil Can~ N.B. '752-7315 $195,000 SUN 1·5 ~ Birch St., College Pk., Irvine 752:1315 $64,500 SAT !SON l·S J448·Fuschia, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $56,950 Sun 1-5 ••409 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 9 Rue Grande Valle (Big Cyn) N. B. 833-8600 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 222 Lugonia, Newport Bch 6.11-1400 $65,500 Sat 12-4 /Sun 10-4 5200 River Ave, Newport Beach 644-7211 $63,950 Sat 1-5/Sun 2-6 **1915 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar 631-1400 $205,000Sat12-4/Sun 10-4 1912 Teresita Ln (Harbor Jllds) NB 644-1766 Sat/Sun 1-5 433Heliotrope, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1227 Somerset, Westcliff, NB 642-5200 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 18741 Via Siena, Irv 831-9411 $81,500 • 4 IEDROOM Sunl-5 \ 212Via Palermo (Lidolsle) N.B. 645-2425 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 lSOl Eton Pl (Westcliff) N.B. 675-4562 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 •313 Irvine, Newport Beach 548-5556 $98,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 18709 San Antonio St, Fount Vly 642-8584 $49,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •120 Kings Place, Newport Bch · 673-4400 $195,000 Sun. 1-5 Z131 Pebble Dr. (HVlDs) CdM 673-4400 $159,000 Sun.2todusk 4714 Cortland, Cameo Highlands -CdM , 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 701 Rockford Rd, Cameo Shores CdM , 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1023 Dolphin Terrace, CdM 644-7211 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 Ill & FAM RM or DEM 4627 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **639 Bayside Dr. (Prom. Bay) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sunl-5 •906 Aleppo (Eastbluf'f) NB 642-8235 $98,500 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5 •1608 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 644-4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4541SandburgWay (Upiv. Pk) Irv 644-4910 $87 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2319 Heather Ln (Back :&y) N. B. 644-4910 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Port Cardiff (lMlms )NB 642-8235 Sat. l-4:30p.m. 5 Pinehurst Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $175,000 Sat. 1·5 1906 Port Cardiff (HVHms) NB 642-8235 Sat. l-4:30p.m. ••57 Linda Isle, NB 642-8235 $278,000 Sat.1-5 163.5 Bluebird Canyon Dr. Lag Bch 494·2146 Sat/Sun Noon til 5 l.32A Morningside Dr. Lag Bch 494-2146 Sat/Sun Noon til 5 2810Serang, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $65,900 Sat/Sun l~S ••645 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 675-7225 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •9312 Candlewood, Hunt Beach 968-4456 Sat 1-5 1051 Tulare, Mesa Woods, CM 546-4141 $61,900 Sat 1·5 3045 Grant Ave, Coota Mesa 548-1168 $49,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 1251 Santiago Dr. Nwpt Bch ~5412 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 206 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) N.B. 644-1766 $159,500 Sun. 2-4 4507 Cortland (Cameo Jllds) CdM 675·3000 $96,500 Sat"/Sun 1-5 989 Dahlia, Greenbrook, Costa Mesa 540-1:151 $67 ,500 Sat/SUD 1-5 21472 Lemon Tree La., Hunt Bch 646-8211 f12,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 615 Via Lido Nord (~do Isle) 645-7575 . Sat/Sun 1--5 •*701 Ba)'t;ide Dr, Newport Bch 675-e900 • Sun 1-4 :30 lb Santiqo, Newport Beach 546-2313 $129,000 Sun 1·5 2'1S> Redwing Circle, Costa Mesa ~~13 $111,000 Sun 1-S ri32 Holmwood, Newport Beach 64.5..()303 $99,500 Sat 12-5 1606 A.ntlqua. Dover Shore.s, N.B. 675.,5511 SUn l ·5 6311ontecUo (Spyglua)CdM · -..00 $190,000 &m.1·5 •1927 Leeward (Baycnst) ~.B. 83.1-8600 $134,500 Sat/Sun l~ 3328 Florida Circle. Costa Mesa 54Q-4C84 $61.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 · •454 Vista Roma, BlUrfs, NB 675--4060 $92;500 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Monterey Cir. Spyglass, CdM 675-6000 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 IEDIOOM •9061 Bobbie Circle, Hwit. Bch. 842·6636 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •327 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, N. B. 675-0123 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • • 120 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) 673-7300-$297,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 5 Ill & FAM RM or DEM ••36LindalsleDr. (L. Isle) NB 644-4910 Sat/Sun l·S •••76 Linda Isle Dr. CL. Isle) NB 644-4910 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2327Tustin,NewportBeach 646-3255 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 •420 Kings Road, Newport Bch 846-8529 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••618 Haroor Jsl. Dr. (off Bayside) NB Z731 Baysbore Dr, Newport Bch 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Lochmoor Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2780 Red wing Circle, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $117,000 Sun 1-5 •47 Royal St. George, Big Canyon, N.B. 67S..SS11 Sat/Sun 1-5 17561 Hickory·Tree Ln, Irv. 752-1700 Sat/Sun 12-4 6 II & FAM""RM or DEH ••28 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. 644-4910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 27 Augusta Ln. (Big Cyn) NB 644-6200 Sat1-5Sun 10-4 964 Denver Dr. Costa Mesa 545-5201 $70 ,000 Sat/Sun CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 420Cypress, Laguna Beach 675-7225 $54,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2400 Elden No. 14, <;osta Mesa 548-5335 $32,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2 II & FAM RM or DEH 345 University L-1 Costa Mesa,r-. 642-5952 J55,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 II & F~M RM or DEM •26507 Paseo Santa Clara, SJC 646-3928 $29,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 TO~HOME "JIDIM + FAMRMorDEN #23Woodrusb, Deerfeld, Irv. 752-1700 Sunll-4:30 41DIM + FAMRMorDEM 18173Meadowsweet Wy., Irv. !;.S9.5577 Sat/Sun 10-4 " DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & 2 1R 815-151h E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa 644-6200 $117,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 •• & 4 .. 4110 Seashore Dr, Npt. Beach . 675-7060 $96,500 Sun.1-5 J •• & '. 4Z1 Helio.trope, Corona del Mar · 673-8550 $97 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J .. & 2 .. 'RTW. Bay,NewportBeach 673-3663 $175,000 Satl-5 HOME & INCOME :rrt Coral (Balboa Island) N.B. 675-3331 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • J IR & 2 D 111 Crystal (Little Isl) N.B. 675-3331 $157 ,500 Sun 1-4 J 1a100M IACH 415 Poppy, Coronadel Mar 673-2278 Sat/Sun 12·6 UNIT SALE J .. & z. '1851 Garfield, Huntingtoo Bch !I ' 536-2579 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME+GUEST 2+CMmT 2691 Crestview, Newport Beach S46-2313 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 J II & •UIESTHOUSI ••24 Balboa Coves (Bal Coves) NB 645-7575 $1SO;ooo Sat 1-5 ' $55,900 Lovely 3 yr old Mesa Verde home. 3 BR, 2 BA w/cathedral ceilings, patio kit & comer lot. Low maint. ,yard w /lge patio & fruit trees. Call us for compl detaijs. 546·5880 ~HERiTAGE REALTORS C.F. C.ole~~'Orthv & Co.· Realton4 IRVIME TERRACE-VIEW OPEH SUM. 1-5 724 MALABAR Dramatic, contemporary design ; featuring ample use of wood & walls of glass. 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths; convenient modern kitchen; formal dining area, sep. hobby rm. A little TLC & you save big! $88,500 LOWEST PRICED SIMGLE LEYB. COHDO Hard to find, easy to buy Bluffs Anita Model. End Unit, covered private patio, quiet area . Newly decorated, 3 bedroom, 2 bath -fir~place. Vacant, owner will consider leaS'e option terms. Priced $64 ,750 _,.,_.. Cali us to see other fine homes & condos ASSUME 7% LOAM in the Newport/Corona del Mar Area PRIME BEACH AREA C.F. COi.ESWORTHY $240 PER MO. 64~0020 Prestige approach. Cozy EASTBLUFF CENTER pa r I o r . Ru s t i c b r i c k !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ hearth firepla ce. Gourmets k itchen. GeMf"OI 1002.GeMral 1002 Formal dine, family ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Fast possession possible. Owner very anxious for this rare bargain. Call 546·2313. •OPEM • Sunday I • 5 · u BAY & OCEAN steps away. Newly re modeled 1-BR /den . $82,500. TERMS/ TRADE. 1722 MIRAMAR (NewP,<>rt Peninsula Pt.} HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 BLUFFS '"E'" PL.AM OMFROMTROW Completely remodeled. 306 Avenida Carlos (off Vista Caudal> OPEN SAT/SUN 11·5 IRAE.DOWD 640-4265 Elit~ Properti~s CHARMING IAYSHORE COTTAGE OMLY $65,900!!! Mingle with the movie stars only steps from the prestige of Newport waterfront. Rustic cot· tage nestled in huge tre€5, provides once in a life time bargain. Home as loaded with personali· ty ++.You must see tc believe for this price. Hurry owner must go. Take advantage. Call 546·2313. Ol'fN Ill 9 • II S HIN 10 ll Nl(f' [~IHftill '~~~~! s~~Uw?sit· ting area & frptc-blg game room. 3~ ba, 2 wet bars-inside whirlpool w/slldlng roof and inside garden. Boat dock, gorgeous thruout. Appt. only. $295,000. Call 64o.6600 359 Sm MiC)IM4 Drhe Mewpotjt Cetdfl'. HORSE PIOPUn 5/1 AcN • HORCO Lovely 2 yr old alP cond hom on view Jot. Barn. Corral. Fenced. $64,900. Opton house ,l·S Sun. 2720 SunnyJlUls Or., Norco SoCil RealtyT~·o.wl ~II. macnab I Irvine ?'--realty FOR THE IEST IM IA YFROMT PROPERTIES OPEH SAT. & SUM. 1-5 ,,M. Prime bayfront w /pier & slip for 55' bo~~· Almost new 4 bedroom w /high ceilings, huge master suite, family. room & dining room. Owner must sell! 639 IA YSIDE DR. (R32) #73 LIMDA ISLE Beautiful 5 bedroom "Country ~glish." home on lagoon. Pier & slip. Pnvate beach & tennis courts. Complete security w/guarded gate. $325,000. OPEN SUM. 1·5 P.M. (R33) . "OH THE BAY'" ~ed tile roof, adobler brick, wrought tron & walled courtyard entry sets the mood for this lovely 5 bedroom home. Family room w /handsome oak paneling. Lg. master s uite w /fireplace. $270,000. Maxine Williams 642-8235. (R34) LINDA ISLE Quiet channel location. Dramatic 4 bedroom +family room & study. 51' on Bayfront. Newly det!orated beautiful eggshell carpeting~ Spacious country kitchen. Dock for 2 lg. boats. Offered at $258,000. Cathy Schweickert 642-823.5. (R35) FUU CHAHMB. VIEW Between Harbor Island & Linda Isle! Spacious single-s tory 3 bedroom +den home w/huge living room, dining room w /open beamed ceilings, terrazzo fireplace & den w/Old World charm. Pier & slip for 60' boat. $2791500. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. (R36) lstO~- LIDO HORD IAYFIOMT ·. Exciting S bedroom + den residence on deep sandy beach. Lg. master bedroom w /fireplace & cathedral celling. See & compare! Appt. only. Offered at $250,000. Cathy ScbweJckert &42-8235. CR37) • Of9f SAT. 1-S P.M. #57 1.N)A ISU Lagoon location' 4 bedroom home w /spacious coun~ kitchen, formal din~g. 2·story llvin& room, inviting patio w /lg. J acu.zzi + pier & ·slip. Reduced to $278,000. (E37a) 642.-215 '4W200 IOI 0-0\'"'9 ..... 9"'1cMtlilr ~· ...... Cll'llr~ _, 1 , I . . 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Mor I Dll C--ct.I Mer i 02Z Cotlede Plll'k 3br -2ba ~ • . ~ -• ,.o..,.s-S •L'I OWNER 3 Dr, l''am Rm. 2SM Kilo W-.y <off Allla •••••••••••••-•••••••• 6 • ' ' -r~ " ''"'° "' i • J V1·t ) 0 ""'nlllltiC views •••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• • • • •• • • • •• •• • •• •• pool. $49,!IC>O. Owner ~Ill $24 OO(l -· •-1 n d r y }I Y ia a . r .. a... OMtt Lu: k H IXl ~ der lo do n 32-4 .Bedroom bom~ -.2• UPORADED. $53,00 from lhls move-in honit:. 11.ACH CLASSIC! ... V l e : H \ I ~r a r HaU.SIDIR ~~. w . J • Huntln(ton Beacn. 4101 G Ion wood St. $81,000. $1,300 D<>wn, 2 bt..~room UurUnaamo. 5 Br, J &, lli•b & dry• smart , --2-bedtoom Ranch-house Blocks to ocean. Now c:luslc: with noor lo t'\•11 l:un rnl din rm pool rnodt•mish 3 bdrru, ~·· Mesa Verde 4 BR, 3 ha, wltb 2-c:cr sans• and Re.aJ Estat2 Ul!l~~.C bomtaite reierv1t· ...:551:::..·.::.11:..:00~------t ,, OPEN JLC)E. Sun 1.,. in& fircpltlco m l1V1ng view· i.·ee su7 ~oo' lot & patio, o lccly t'/K & D/R. Choice cor. larse ya tor !~urt doa. a-;, u...aMV ......,.LIO..,.SEST•Tirtr BYOWNER 925 Park Av~. S~ tho room, pnvate & enclo:.ed ,,..._,c:_. ' ' landsca....A. By npp'l oo-$67,500. OwnrM0-4484 C:O.t.a M~a·s ~ buy: Wi7 ~-wu " "' -Save money on beaut """-SibiUty in Ulis closc-ln ~ ~ .,.... 1---------1 CALLFOl\D£TAIL3 o U Pk .,.,., l $73SOO Pllllo Sharp & dean ly.$79,500 SHO Pl C'CONOO 540_3666 IESTSILLIR' "3(;2579(2L3)S92·501 landscpd ntv. fixerupper,ony , • tbru·out. fo'ull price CAMEO SHORES VU UnJ•fflffy R•afty W ~A t; • Garden Home. 3 Br. 21~ $26.000. Hurry I Cell OPEN DAILY I ·5 3001 E. Cst llwy 673 6510 Prof. decorated; i B .. by the aea! Inspiring! BY OWNER, 4 BR, 2 Ba, Ha din rm, wutcrfall, •MAR~ltLOUS OCEAN 96.H767 ~ --Den. 2 lia, 3 car gar, PV\ • Captlvatlngl Totally Up· fam-~m. fr1>lc, nr Lnko fire ring w/grill. $55,500. & coastline views or t111N ,,, 9.,,S1v•no1<1 Nl(P 325 OCEAN ILVD. patio. $55,000. Open Sat. '_.,J j '"; ~ h 7 j a graded; Model· perfect in HWltmgton. As~un\llble Open house Sat i%Sun l·S, main beach. 3·Br, 3·8A, I ~. I COIMOShot-ftRd. & S un. l ·SPM. u ai!il:tJ# every wuy. 4 'Bdnn. An Joan.$51.500.847-7032 tiOWlllowTreoLane,lrv. dentfumrm,2-frpks,lra ~•'l~liHW ~~~~ :~e~o~nU:{ ~m~ I ~~~HD ~'.;;;tty IA, Owner. A~:~::;,,~-;s;·:;me t~~~:~tu':!tu8e01~tu!~ 6 ~':i!~~~~ts 5.S2·7946 ~~~,~~b Truft. trees. • · · = -with balb; formal duung A flawlessly maintuined By Owner, 3 Br 2 Ba. 96a-44S6 unique custom blt home SHIELDS POOL&JACUZZI ;~9~g~. raa/r yard. ~/!!,~ci!s ~:r~c~fa~a~ =rsro::~t~~· 14Ett 0 .C.C. A ~a:U~ .. C~;~! Alt: c~:t~an5u'1t~~m: ~i:i: Id~~~!~.~~ re· 318~faL ESTAi~.809:l Complement Uus Mesa • • • • • • room, lormal doomg, •nd ONE.Oli'-A-KIND IBR, young lnvoalor or •ewb In emy detail. Thr• the tired ot alartor Mme for IB I Verde 4 bron,,quh:tcul· MEARNEWOUPLEX warmnaturalwoodtt:x· OWNEADESPIRATE 2BA,largeH/Fpool,(!or· weds ·, Sharp & tnex-archedwindows&doors roun" couple. One or lingo Jc.sac next to lbs h green· 3 Bd 3 b 2 ner lot with boat gate, .. bell area. Huge FR for rms., a . + lures with uo a(>prox. 60' 5 BB>ROOM +pool gas bltns, fireplace, lrg. pensive, close to ocean, of the formal LR, OR, rvlne's fin est. com· entertaining. Can be bdrm., 2 ba. Greatest frootaae offering a 00 VA. HO DOWN less per m011th than reot. KIT. & FR the sweeping munilie:.. 2 Bed rm & ,. .. purcheased subj. to ex location! $112,()(Jb degree view or llarbor What a buy! Don't miss z;:,~~3tf'a~\Y ;r:;J;T~ai Call quick, 988·44M view can be enJoycd. family room. tso .ooo. i:.tmg VA loan. 646.77u ScHic ProP«ffes Jights , bay , ocean, iU Bbandoned 2 story. HOMES.~6 lncludeslyr.Warranty Luxuryisthekeynot.eof Owner mov1ng oul of** PRIVATE 'SET- OpenEvcs. ••6'75·57~**· islands & jetty. An ir-Beautiful heated pool. 5 this Mediterranean state.Showslikcamodel TlNG,superbviews.1409 replacable vulue al Huge bedrooms with 3BR-$37,950 Fixer SJS.900 Mansion. From the cob-home. With many extras. Samoa Way. OP EN - CHARMING $185,000.Call644·7211 massive master suite. Lrg fenced yd. Hurry It • HlcCttYard beled ent11& t.o the sunlit Call540.115l HOUSE SUN., J;in rs • DUPLEX Immediate possessio won'llast! 646·1006 bkr. le n.. City indoor plaza. All rooms (12·5> JBR + deo·fincst . A5 cute as a bug, this + ++. Assume low in-Al' e lth lh & in the home open onto quailty craftsmanship. · quaint duplex has be m terest loan or new VA Tri-level, pool, immac. iv w warm this focal feature. The $174,500 ------ceilings, knotty pi ~1th no down. Call today $79.500. 2779 Albatross. f~:f;:~o~~~~=l~ open staircase sweeps to **THREE SEPARATE walls. wood buroang 646-7171 Open house Sun l ·S. b d C the second floor gallery HOUSES on l lol-close to lalboalsland 1006 fireplace and sunn) r'tflf1111 •• rsr "'..,rr" ·1• 557-0674 oat oor. arpets. ontowhicb5Br'sopen.A beach & town-quie t N • i ---drapes, country wood spacious guest sw'te with B t V lue ood 000 .•••••••••••••••••••••• patio. ear Carnat1on FOB COUPLE I ~ NT h b bi • F d . es a nbrh ·$1.25, . park& beach. " .VAC~ l> arp 2 r con· ca ne.s. orce -air it.sown patio entrance is 493-8812 499-(551 ORTHW~~:RONT $86,000. ~~bf~~ 0[0bg~~·~: ~~~~:: · . ~.~',~6-1~;nr./Agt. ~~~~ft·c!~1~~.1t:inf~~ ~e~~~~e~r A:~tt~eI~:\~~ Unin~~tyPark 494·8086 lkaut 4 Br + den, 2 Ba, With pnvate assumable of block~ to ~hopping! . rnom area. Covered Light, open & cheerful is OCEANFRONT home, or 2 compl 2 Hr. loan. Large lot. $&1.SOO MESA VERDE By Owner· Mesa Verde 4 patio for outdoor fun. A ~~ 846.1796 this 3 BR. Cam. kit. home un1b. Please call owner Call 644·7211 BR. 2 Ba, Prime area. perfect first home. BKR, ---------in The Terrace. Pnccd Spectacular new home for showing, Pnn only ~ &650 Texas C ir. Under priced at $65,500. call for details, 842·8854. O\crlookmg Bird RoC'k & ms.ooo, &lS .. 410 or ~~ ¢" OPEN SUNDAY l ·S Openwknds.979·7320 . OPEN HOUSE rightat$57.990 lhedramalicco"'tlmcof t>7~7610 ~ V I I I d ~~v~ ~~d~~~r:.h~c~a~u! YOU CAN A FFORD TARBEU. ~~:t/c':ua ~~ti:O~~~~~ LE RAISOR tf!u~~~·Tr~s ~sl ~~ca ~1t yrs old. $54.750. If in· at $32,500 . A lrge · mi.tosandybl'h.Closc to REALTY simplicity & quality. S Litff, Island DOH Y. f"RJ\Xf<J.JX tcrestcd call 548· 7711 ; Easlside.2 Bil, 2 Ba Con· "#I in Califomia" all Schls. 5 BR. Under Bdrms., 4 baths, rncl. Custom 2 :.tory. Lob of F"ORSALE BY OWNER. I ROI.TOR \ after6.644-0072. do. w/pnv. patio & pool. k · $69 900 4523Campus Dr . Irvine mstr. suite with Jacuzi:i wood &11.,Lonc. 2 $195,000 Spyg l ass 32~C::.:V ~ ~ OpenSat&Sunl-4pm.0 ..... THEBLUFF mrtpnce. ' · CampusValleyShopCtr. balh&sunbalcony.Scp. f1replact!'s. Cl<fsc l o Tradcwinds 4BR 2ba. 640·7000 <i> 2400 Elden. 1'14. Don ("1111 CALL83 3-8600 studio; walled garden for Village. 3 Br. 2 Ba, FH . poo l . Ja t:uzz1. Thompson.Rkr.548·5335 View-View-View privacy. Leasehold. An Sll5.000. 211 Abalone. Panoramic vi e w ._____ _ _ ---------•lamazmgbuyal$195,000 Owner/Rltr. Open Sat & 641>-4947 ..... 0111..1E ---MESA VERDE • $46,500 FAMILY SPECIAL EMERALD BAY Sun l·SPM 673·7039 2 On ("1111 3 BR, 2 BA house in Mesa 3 Br. xtra large, 2 Ba. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths Con-Step-down living room Live with the world at VIEW Owner's unit 3 bt'drm, 2 Verde. too low to ad-Cam rm, $58,SOO 3025 domin1um . Fireplace, with fireplace. formal your feet; this magnifi- lolboa Peninsulo 1007 bath & !place. Lge 2 vcrtbe price!' !\lcsa Samoa Pl family room, tile entry. dinin", a d"li'g htful TERRACE ,., -. cent family home 1s hid-•••••••••••••••••••••• IRVINE bedrm unit O\ er 0 ara"e. North. 3045 Grant A\ e. i.-y-1032 Cu:.tom carpeting and r I " ,.. ... oro kitchen, huge am1 Y den on a quiet cul de sac 1975PRICES Front Row Custom Pnde of 0Ytncrsh1p con· $49.000 . open house Sat · • ••• drapes. Decorator's .,._..,w;, room with lots of glass, overloo kin g th e l'olla~e.BalboaSSS,000 Home on Dolphin Tcr· d1t1on. Hurry. owner & Sun 12 -t . bri ng ••••••••••••··~·~·: wallpaper tilroughout. ---------utility room and ,2 dramatic panorama of UuplexNewport S87.650 race'''" BR. scC'luded anxious CAll64S·7221 c:heckbook 'NearSo Cst. OPEN H OUSE Su_n. Separate laundry room. 3BR.2BA+din.Rm. bath .. thesc makcupthe La~l!na 's rug ged UuplexBalboaSlOS.000 SY.Imming pool, newly Plaza.3br,3ba,corner 11-4PMLake Fore!.tL1\ Two enctosedpatios,one 9332LaJolla downstairs. There 'rc 4 c oa~"lline. Sp1r'al Duplex Newp'l Sll3.-l00 remodeled kitchen and lot $53,000. 195!1 Flam· mg for only S41.000. 3 Br custom >bricked. 2 car Open House 1-5PM. Sun. bdrms • 2 baths and staircase leads to 4 Tnple1< Ncy,p't Sl29.000 • PA!'10RAMIC. N.IGHT ingo, 3 br. 2 ba. $69,500. Condo, Club & lake ac· garage, electric door Agent 495·6463 walk-in closets ups tairs. bdrms .. family rm . & Marshall Rily 675--1600 LIGHT. BAY. OCl::AN & OpenllouseSunl·4. cess. By Owner. 21971 opener, swimming pool It's cxtr"mely cl"an and . l --ISLAND \'IEWS. Lakeland. 830·6000 or arou nd the corner. WALK TO BEACH '" '" ~ymnasium; gourme ' • D-h 1018 -5207()() JUSt Wallin~ for a £amily kitchen has 2 dumb -nn.1stranoucoc Wall SELL, TRADE for 1 -Jacuzz1&Sauna, Beautiful Seabury loCnJOYlt.$62,500 -r· waiters, 2 u1shwashers & •••••••••••••••••••••• other rc~idence. income Fountain Valley I 034 BY OWNER Home. 3 Br, l"'• Ba. central island for the ul ;cc to bchl'\l'. 3 )ear:. properl). Rolls Royc-e , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Kil, Super timate in enlert:llnmg ncw 1n Caµ1-.trano l.!cntlcy or ?? J::xccllent Sl...,.GLESTORY 18724 clean, close lo schools. 552-7500 convenience.$299,000. Pdh:.ad1..•s 3hr. l bu. all \alue at ,... M I d L patks & beach. Owner rooms open beams. btfl) $199,500. fee. ' DUHAN & DOYLE TIBURON ap ewoo n anxious. Should go fast d h • 11 ~ lndscpd . s pr1nkl1ng Call644-7211 DUPLEXES INVESTMENT.INC. Forme1· model 2 Br & HUNT1NGTONBEACH at$55900846-330l re I ~ er I, d d u Off Ellis. down Chapel ' 11· ff' .,, • ~·~~a~~l~~1.d4~~~~1l. 34232 S 1 • ~~~~.~) guest. Old 548-116.8 patio. try VA terms.;1sk t~,~~~ & ~~~~~~·l~a Beach •1&..-4111.• / . ,,,.,.,,,.,. ... ' system. m· yr. 111any ~ 7 11 IRIS , (2) two 17400range.Coste Mesa formal dining rm. gn•at 0 realty ----t , , 406 fo'f::HNLEAF. 2 & a ing$43,500. HkrG-15·744~ 008.4293 . _&I 11'•ill''2l ~ 110SN.CoonHwy .• loguno --iimii] ~OVJN ON UP! ~ 494-1177 m l L. _ d1,en + 1one. Sood. 0 1f dHwy. SJ.t,500. 273 EAST 20th Sl. Owner Sacrifice! Rare 2 Br Be au t y. ~ lngO WO~ 0 ER FU L FAM ~ecent Y rem e e • on cost ~• M t'Sa . 2 hr . Large 5 br. 21a ba. L~ Sccludecl 312 yr old. cul----~-----I I__ FABULOUS ocean view I ,..._ JIO~H: quiet dead e nd st. spnnklcrs. land:.caped, Fam.Rm,ga:.bbq,bnck d sac. $46,500. 581·2306 ... ___ ._ _____ 1 OPENSUN.1-5 homc.1mmac.,spar1ous -10 Harbor \ iew Hills, S82.000. bbq. Alley a ccess for ~rg~~·J~~~~dG(0cill~: own ________ 1 18741 VIA SIENA ~~:· l;;;c~~~ ~~~~~: •• DUPLEX. 2700 Sq Beaul decorated. 4 Br. boat &: l':.tmper Open 963-1882. Needs a Family!! Turtle rock President-mirrored frpl , formal It ·3HH. 2ba upper unit 21.~ Da. ram rm. Ii: park housl' Sat & SD'unh 10·21. _____ Special Buy8s1k This lo\ely 4 bedroom Uwlt home. 3·Bij. 2-ba. dimng rm .. gourmet kit with O<'t>an v1cw-2BR. like ~d. 5121.000 O"ncr Centurv 21. u an · JACKIEO. (l l ttACANT·l to Condo, walk to maJor c•nclosed lovely h 1 2ba Joy,erunitwllhlarge 640-4747 Oo\ll··l n\estment:.. beach. Priced under GI courtyard,tenn1s&pool. Lrg. wroug t ron tnm "ard S78,HOO -Costa Mesa 1024 s.as:111)!! Would envy )Our IMI 4 appr'I. or assume low-shopping centers. Bacy ideal family home . decks. great storage. ' bd h . ur cle to the ocean. All Storybook, secluded 494 80ti6 493-8812 CHARMING CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'DO I ( 2 BR rm 0 m c · .Y 0 ant. loan. terms and owner anx· S8l.500. b k · & d 499.4551 Count....n'TreH CON 3) )y,nc . superior neighborhood \2) HUNTI NGTON BONOREALTY nc patio gar en..J ---By 0wner ·1 mm a c "r w court & pool.,\!.. ma-where your children (I\ CREST-4BR. ram rm, ious. S29.000. Call today wtfounta1n. $127,500 :orona~IMar 1022 custom bu1ll family 4bedroom blc.M1dJ<J'::..!.!79·7-163 lh~Lha,vcashort& den.2·frplcs,3·cargar+ l'f1 16rtij:r:1Mli;M 831-9411 AT OCEAN. Lovely, t ...................... home. I Blk to Ocean. $38,500 ~~ ace WlJk t(their school. ooat gate. I -·-.. -. 54t--OPEN HOUSE spacious mobil home; )uplex. Price reduced to Beamed ceiling. lge Unbelievable .. :.i lue ! As you nJOY your CONDOS 962·4471(r.::> ·8103 corner lot, fant asll l Sill,SOO. Corona dcl J\I ar. bnck Crplc, 3Br. 3ba + Needs a little work . what WESTSIDE privacy, ou wi II be 4BR +den Twnhse Univ view. 3 BR. lrg Ii v., 2 }''or sale by owner. f::x· den . Ap point only saving::.. Kentucky style .a Bedroom. 2 bath-secure in knowing you (1.) VACANT-Reduced. S NTABARBARA Pk. Xlnt location, beaut. ba .. all bltn kit. Fam cellent rond. See owner 673·9082 charm. lots or trees for potential duplex by clos-have an outstanding in· 2 BR, s piral stairs to A decor. $69.900 hv ownr. rm Decorator's d<'llghl d \i'A tr BR su1'te h1'gh on Model S & S. 3 blocks to 10 • Sat /S'un 5°59-5577, Lf d k "uc• at 420'~ Lc.ark~pur, CdM added beauty & prl\acy. an~ one oorway. vestment. ms · • · · .. • us::e 1..•c s. n < VIEW' Roo r bo l t '' 0 d 0 w n • • ·• hill lioldcnwest College. 4 1°173 Mc•1dowswe(•t Wy Sto '" $37 500 own r or call 641 i326 • m or your a or e r m s. ,, . $49,900 · .. · 0 • rag.:. , . e trailer. Owner wants ac; S39.900. Pete Barrell bedrooms, 3 baths, bonus hclpfmancc. OPEN TODAY l ·SPM lion, BKR, call 540 1720. Really. 6~2·5200. 18709 San Antonio St. '~. \S 0-~ • VERDE room. pool, corner lot, Open llousc ~al & Sun 1·4 OCEAN side Hwy. Split .-ourplt•>.. Pril'c reduted to Sl61 .300. CMona dcl Mar. For ~all' by owner. Excellent l'Ond . See uwner at 120' ~Larkspur, Cd M or call 644 7326. 1615 Bonnie Doone ·By owner. Ca II for a ppt. v 1 L { Qt. 2. BR, adjacent to park. Owner PM Um vcrs1ty Pk . Mar· level 3 BH, 21,2 ba .. den, 2 642·8584or968·5319 forml a 1n .. :l•a. Only must sell.AskingS92,000. quelle&umtw/sideyd.3 r 1 · Sl4!>SOO lnine Terrace TARBELL Ope H s t/S 1 5 Bkr839·1710 Br, 2''2 Ba, formal din rp ··view. " n OUSt.' a un . SJS.900 CALL 1 f ( I PEG ALLEN Jmmaculate2·BR & den, p EX rm, g am rm w/ rp c, REALTOR -494.7571\ ~J.~a~00c~k:H. ~o-~w~we51°1~&i:Areses0of ace~s~.; 0~:1E~ ~:~;:i::P! 0 U L ~~~t}~~~ !i~·~ ..S'~E BLAlH,.!r; .. , ~~:~~~~ ~:~:1:~: ~~·:~~ ~~:; 2 ,::,:;~·::~.~·:::,. ncomc Property 2 Br house an front. 3 Ur 2 Ba Gar. apt. Xlnt cond. SI08,000. For Sale U} Own e r . See a t 7 14 Orchid, CdM or lall l>W-6303 Y h I A I Large3bedroom,formal ea owswect ay. lot.Stablesperm1ttcd.l11 Rltrs. "·'4·1156 C24Hrs> 4 + 2 + FA.MIL ··Prime Ncwnnrt Heights \'tew. sc 00 • ssm n. R--.L.ll.ftCJ Ronch 551 f\734 La c 2 .,.. Dl .... E location. H~;med ce1I $62,950. urnu dining room. breakfn:.l . guna anyon. mm ..... 4 +POOL room, family room. All i t o be<1 c h . Both fo r Irv ine Terrace ----- 3 Bd. pool. S85.000 Own. Lie. By appt. .,!li3·04~ Gett« al I 002 G eneral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HEA VEH WfTH VIEW When you see this one, you will think you have died & gone to heaven. The strange, soft light around the entry, the use of lattice, H1e gorgeous gardens with greenhouse, gives an ethereal feeling to this Harbor View Hills Home. It's on a 210 ft. wide lot, has 4 BR, 2 ba., pwdr. rm .. 2 frplcs., libr ary & much more. Now only $157,400 A KING'S PLACE A palace on Kings Place! Custom construction, parque t flrs .. sundecks & pool. Has 4 BR. 3 ba. A multi-level home with views of Back Bay & ha r bor. Reduced $30,000 for quick sale; now $195,000 OHM HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 20 ICINGS PLACE. HEWPOWT BEACH SECRET BEACH This s pacious 4 BR home faces on a little used beach . Has an unobstructed view of the bay & harbor entrance. One of the area's best possible Jocations ... $258,000 THE VIEW AOM PEllLE .. .is probably the best in Harbor View Hills. In fact, this place seems to be literall y surrounded by view. Has 4 BR, 3 ba., vacant. See this Sunday ... $159,000 onM HOUSE SUM.Z TO DUSIC 27 l I rlALE DI.. CdM I HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS 2165 E. Cood Hwy .. Coroea ct.I Mor Ps.thc) RMI &Nh a. M•wpori Harbor SMce 1944u 613-4400 I m m c d 1 a t e ings. brick fi replaces. beautifully d ecorated.ILagunaleach 1048 S75.5 00. 497-2292 / possession'!! l\love m iron gall· l'ntry. Beginc Terraced brick entry, Offered at $75•500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644.2212. noy, • • ! Extensive u::.cd Begi nner rn vcstors, v1cw master, step down --------- h C II 5 0303 f I t · Financing available. TWO FOR oue bnrk accentuates this urry•' a 6-1 • • am1 y cen er w massive ..... country s t) le home raised hearth fireplace. Two 2-bdrm. homes O:l one large lot <56x l40)! Live m the wood~ & be a couple of minutes to the bech . A li;irg ain al $75,500 E\'ery woman's dream formal dine. breakfast kitchen with all the wife bar, piped-in music. low saver convenie n ces care grounds. sparkling l\l a m m 0 t h b r 1 c k pool. pa rty sized patio. fireplace. 1-'our king· towering trees. Hurry sized bedrooms wath AW.DWEll IAltKOCOWHY I must see for lhe fussy massive ma:.tcr suite. -------HuntincJton Beach I 040 buyer. Entertainer's cover{•d NEW HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROBERTS REALTY -------- patio . Enclo se d The fines t <iuality -8481688 ParkStreet,Hunl.Bch.2' workshop area + + +. constn1clwn 111 this all R~L ESTATE SALES • Blks from Civic Ccnler, Assume low intcre:.t VA wood . custom · bui It Are you ready for a fan----------High Sehl. 3 BR, Den.:! loan. Seller's loss-your ho m <:. .i ·S I.I a c i o us tastic 1976.! We are-h Frplc's. Gd cond. 50xl50 gain at S49,950 full prit'{' bedrooms. family room, with offices in Orange, Walk to Beac Jot. $68,000. Dy owner .• Call today 646-7171. high· cathedral ceilings. Unbelievable 4 bed rm. 2 842·9970 aft. 5:30 pm. , ••• ,,,, ,1 •1, \ 11,,,, ""· , , formal cluun~ room. A Tus tin . II u nli n J?l on h d . &•---------- CHECK THESE RIVIERA EXCLUSIVES FOR SOLID VALUE Superb beach & cit~· views! 3 Bdrms .. 3 bath~ + guest qtrs. Best loca lion. Owner wall finance Phced ri ght at Sl39,500 The one has it all! 2·Sty . 3 bdrms., 3 baths. with family rm., lge. prival!• pool & rec. area. Central air-conditioning. A real jewel al $92,500 Beach, & Costa M<'sa. hat • separate an rm OUS 2 STY ~ ~ steal at only Sf.2.900. ram rm, cozy fplc, new FAIUL CALLnowfordctails. Don'tsetlleforlcss d~s·,c walltowallcrptg,bltns, Compl'y refurbis hed Contractor's homl', on ,I 540-3666 commission pai to with 1800 sq.Ct. of Jux-w/new crptg, 3 lg£> lge . pri vale lot. ·I THE REAL ESTATERS . s.al~speople , ro~ sales & urious living. All this for Bdrms, huge bonus rm, 1 Bdrms., 3 baths. Ocean ~~ ~stings. v:c r_c 1nter~sl~d only $54,900. Hurry, lhis full & two~ bathes. And NEW home in South view gazebo + heated TAKE OVER VA! j ~ c.; ;;.? 1 n .You · Ca II J h 1 I will notlast! ! even a dumb waiter! On· Laguna with frplc, 2.br. pool & 3 car ~ara~c. OI ~:n~er3 m~~~ s~1~~~1sL~~ . 'ff ~ ~:~1~co~~.~:~ llm• I 1 •11~ ... 0._ ~a~ of'fau~oti~:i~:~~~~! ~.'~ dist. t~4~-~~~ fered atS125,ooo down&ammed. poss. No A "House·solrl"word. r .._ ,....._"""°'~ Beach. Quiet residential SANDCASTLE Great potential' Oldt•r qualifying. ----:ii!) lt'~~.k-~ _ ~ neighborhood. Price for REAL ESTATE 2-sty. unit o n com SUN R.E. 631 2222 6 Br. 3 ha. pool. 2 story. ~~ _ _ quick sale al $58.900. 494-8025 mercial lot. ocean view ' -----Sterco2 mtercom. Patio.---------• 142-5541 · Open House Sonday, 1·5. ----------• Asking$66,000 FORMAL DINING Beautiful large pool & family room-central Mesa Verde. near coun· try club. 3 Spacious bedrooms. 2 bath and completely •ppointed kitchen. Outstanding noor plan. Our exclusive al $11,500. Call 540·1151 ·~HERITAGE . • REALTORS o,.n HH 41r+ Den 3027 Royce Lane, CM 1'4 Ba, Bltns. Nice yard. Lou l annelll Rltr. 3 BR house for sole by owner. Call 545-:&48 ror appointment. IYOWNER- MOVIN~ Prime Mesa Verdr.' area . 4 br, 2 ba . Lr$l y rd w/tret•!. Nr schls. 5&3926. •TOWNHOUSE BEAUTY • 3-BR, 1\;·ba Monticello Bookca , dry bttr. nf'w D/W & hot wtr htr . 8Hut'ly d coraled. 10% dn. $37,500. KINOAARD R.E. 142-ZZ22 1 .... rumpus rm. IO yrs old 9321Hudson,ll.B. FAMILVSIZEhome with $70,000 By Owner VA n OPEN HOUSE SUN l ·S LANDMARK ESTATES, CENTURY 21 S36-7542 big ocean & city views- down 964 Denver Or., 9221 SHERRY CIRC. 4 BR. 3 Ba, 2 Story. 8531 wood panehnR & beams. ·c.M. 5.a5·520l . 846·6486. Bkr. Kelso Or. $51,490. Prine. l."ine I 044 Motivated seller reduced SllK & FIND. ---only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• to$7R,950. Univ. Park ltome·4Brs FR, 3Ba. Private yard $83,500 own/agt 644·7no HODGE PODGE "I" I X I C L E T S A 1 X I U 0 R E D M R C G X T I X I L E 1 S T Y R 0 S T S I I 0 0 T S E R 1 R U S R 0 V I CE I S T DAOROOVORYX L T A £ C Z 1 R A L R U 0 I A I I C I C L I E 0 E G R Y B U U R Z US X B Z AN E 0 TI IS 0 EA I' 0 T A B I Z L 0 R L C N C R R L D G R T A R I X E B l A D E 1 Y L Y T E U E E A A S A B E R C L L L E I C S R A Y L 0 N Z A D T A S 1 0 0 P 0 S I A N 0 S E I A S L £ 0 R A C 0 L E S V 0 0 8 N X L E U l N R A 0 E L E l C 0 E 0 Z I S S 0 l G 0 L G 0 S t E S l R l S l X I N A t G I U A N A T V 0 R Y E I ·---d-:1"'911 ..... _................. .... c ........ ri ........... ~ ........... , ...... 11~ ...,.... __ .................. ;. tbu Irad• htle • le1cle Islet Ivory Iguana Isoglo1' late 10fl1C fsoPod lzb• Monday 1117?1 6BEDROOMS 3BATHS Big howMl on huge lot! Bike t.o beach, shopping & schools. Ready to en· joy! Bar.gain price at 1$61.500. 962-777•1...,. __ ••• SHotlT TIRM LLUE LtASiOnlOM PURCHASE RENT Vacant roorn y 4 8 R. 3 Ba lncludloJJ IN ·LAW· QU·AftTERS Formal Danina ramhy l'oom quiet. ,{r '· Rtody ro occupancy. $71,000. Call 6'4-7211 TllE REAL l lS1'.' HRS I - -.J Downtown La g un a. Older duplex on com merciai lot. Askin ~ $60,000 Building site. Big ocean view lot, close to Thrt-l' Arch Bay. $22,000 551 me k& e of ul- n t sac h e of ed ·a I 4 .& net mb s& ul- mg r . uno iew ious of m ; mat kit. rim ge. ded den j ly. ~ e; ·tic- .. 2 am. ght. JQ •ner 1578 lrg . In in fo r 92 / vale lr<tl real on . 4 ean ted . or- Ider om icw! n a. om· in~ enn hrtl' In tevs ross 1 with s. " 1, .soo ~·=•'-!Wo l".·;·:'--. ~ ~ I OIZ MJ.a.......t •:••••••• ••••••• •• •• • •··~···~··• •••••••••••••••• .. •••.-. ••• ••••• • • ••••••••• • ••• •• • • • • • •••••••••••• •••• - - ••u••••••••••o••o••• .............. ......_,._... fh1111 ..... ~ ~Ha•nFw~ .._..,,._.s. Saturctay,Januaryt7.197'8 .............................. ;:.r.::.. I 012 ... ..,.,.. litec.h '06' ......... ..... .I OH ... .,..,. ..... '06f s-ca........ I 076 eo. ... rclal ....... U•fnlhld ,...,... U1tfw RI a 1d -~--~~~-.-~--~~~~·~·~·~·~· ..... ·~·· .. . . . .. . ........ ........... ... . . .. . ... . ............. 1..... .. . . . ...... ............... rra,. rty 1600 ............................................. . A.MN THllLUfFS Ocean view lots. Several ....................... Ha•lwcJa.•och l240Hwlf--••odi 1240 ~ CHISMAN s1J,1so DOVER SHORES to choose rrom. sn,ooo" BA YFROHT ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • '~ OP llAL BTATI DIM+ P;O~ Excellent opportunity to purchase ~~~~~\ m1tny J4.1ft, so OINff building, 11pec EN HOUSE -Sat. & Sun Tho fabuloua • S plan! Archltectu.rally designed bom L t · i.c:ulur view, luxurious MOW ltEMTIMG I 1-4 : 30 32612 Balearic Rd • Red tile roof. Raised b c t b ( e. as \t AMCHOAA61 exPcutivcomces Meadowlark Golf Cour'$e I ,., Laaun 'Ni 1 C . •• portieoentry.Stepupto can e o UY rom owner! lteducedto$600000 . DB.UXE &-•a gue · USlOfl'!·bwlt. two hute l~ving room·vl~w to Contemporary 4 BR, 4 Ba, redwood & IMYISTMIMTS llLL GRUMo'y ' .. : bdrm home. Panoranuc coastal •parkbntr blue common ~ass view home on GALAXY DR t714t4t6"-7711 letlt 67~6161 3 Bedroon1 , "'ltns, dishwashers, vu. $129,SOO. pool. Comfy go111met lit •-disti ti R 1 l .' or .,. ,., MOVE-IN CO kllchen. Qu een size ua Y °' nc ve. ea va ue in this --------1 fireplace, 21h baths. Must. see these bdr . NDITION -4 bedrooms Oen or extro comfortable, well planned home for SACRIFICE love I t t 1 t d · n lms., studio & fenced yard. In bedroom: your c.:hoice! prestige Hvtng and entertaining G,.... l!!.R.B•sot•""M 211·21362ndSt. N.B. Y a P 3 r men s' oc a e 1 ~r va~e community. Pool & Decorator wallpape r I $25S,OOO. · ~ SA 2500 S<1. ft. c.:oncrelt! blk prestigious area! from $375/mo. Jacuzi1, tennis courts & walk to Selle1' has pure based 6'16-6900or 644.4684 2 bed, 2ba Condo wi\h bldg, retail store or of· WiJI consider chHdren ~-beach. $97 000 1new home·ANXlOUS! 2-Story VIEW overlook· flee, lot 60x90. conwct -11"1""':. -r · Tak• ~v~nl~iJ~ $S3,1SO lng blue Pacific & San Mgr. 642·8252 or Owner See at intersection of Graham & Heil, ...,..m 111111 IZJSI c ... ttw,.. So...._. f u 11 Pr i c t! ! C al· Clemente Coif Coune. GANGl. (213)"247·2ra> Huntington Beae· , '· I . r I I I ----41'1,...~1------=-~~..:..~~a;.;,,2 .. 4·--·l-M:ici&,,µ_ 7S2-Hrnorf ~·~ leoc:h I 069 ~e!t:_r:lce $p48,9SO. •t. ~N 111o.11sIUNro11f NICC' •••• ••• ••• • •• • •• •••••••••• ••~••• • •••••• • •••••• ..,.,..n "1\(nuny l·!i M~M V AC:AH'f-l.Atif1u--t---(11!D..--a~r-11r:a- , .. "v·· AvenidaAdobe. Jd I ( t I ht I r m;ni "~ ~· • -....., OPEN HOUSES 1455 Morningside Dri~c Laguna Beach Sunday 1-4 PM 311835lh Avenue South Laguna Sunday 1-4 PM SECLUDED CHARMER WITH SPACE & PRIVACY -Unobstruc- lable ocean views & close to Woods Cove. SEE AND MAKE OFFER- OWNER ANXIOUS. CORPORATION LAGUNA BEACH ••4-21•6 tm1~~0 ** EMJ!;HALO BAY, just listed 5-BR 316-ba, super family home ~n huge. Oat lot near teoms and pool. $179,500. 494·8086 493·8812 499.4551 _,./Olan RE AL ESTATE lJl10 r.1.·nnc•yrt• ~t JQ.j, •Jo~, I '>·lQ <' t1b LOWEST PRICED ISTATI HUGE home on ~lmost an acre. •·BR, &\11·bo. panoramlc ocean views. Hu extra buildtable lot. $158,500. ARCH BA V J\EAL tsTAT'E, 498-22'77 OPEN &a.n lo-3 pm. 1257 C•tallna. Peek a& lho ocean (f()m this 2 br, 2 ba doUbouae ln Lht HEART ,_. okl Lll\lftl• t82,:;c>0. Holmes Taylor Realty, 5-·1851; 173..e1s1 .. Btfl PaceseLter view home. 3br. 2ba. Owner'. $55,900. 675-5982. • : . . . :-. WATERf'RONT HOMES ea or mo e' o e 'o . 140-2601or141-8300 n SJ'ho 631.1400 flee bldg. Xlnl location in1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ : :, ''~: f Huntington Beach. 1_ .. > .x:·>~:: ewpor ,.e~ ---l THE REAL ESTATERS . ~ , COSTA MESA com mercial lot, corner ol 19th. and Wallace. $3.2!. Sq. ft. Quail Placl Properties (714) 752· 1920 '°;',!,_ u-..&. •-"-d ·-f ~ L.,,. •. L-..1 ·-· ........ u..twft_ ._ .,.; .. h u.fw9. .... ...... ........ Af ll ·-· ........ ·~ OALVP1LOT S.turdav JallUlfY17 unoe H•s.n ...--..+=\UIMM»nl -......-... ~ •••• ~ ......................................... ······~··········· .... . ~ ' r • · • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ' '. It 3140 .... H'f leilcla Jiff ' .• ._.... thmft Uaiwwhhcl .._., Uafwtllllud . Newport le«lt SJ6t lalNNl l.a.d l706 ...,.. '••••• 3107 I lw~"'t!'!~.9!~.~-~~ !! .. ~~,!~~ ........... :::. .............. · · w-.. noo ••••••• , ...................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... •••• • fr.-~.,. • U.. ~~ ........ -......... =.__: .. Mn.a 3224 an-. l244 Univ Park HomHBn l2bt apt. Patio-near baJ. Immaculate z bd, 1'°' ba, ..,. Mi &iPRONT 1 ~: 2 or S 9dnn. Lot: .......... ••••••••••••• ....................... FR,Sba. Pri•ate)'erd ""'*''able I an 11. studio aptw/ocean v~. • •.!WIJ · -' "-~•/tft.nlacourtOI' &xttl>llonal 3 br, 2 ba, DEERFlELDPat.loboroe leaso$m. 644·111( 873-M58. ' s:m,ye tiy.407Hardin& • NOW R&n'IMG NEWPORT. ·••u 1paee to build iOXl.2(1 xlntloc.S31Smo.Rerare-38r2Ba,(rplc.~ Br Ba Bo R y atty lmmac lusurl~ ~A TU·SOU or , . •• mt mu.rt. Z ~OK. Price; q'd.540-lS42.546-9460 6$1·1708 84f.S* M l,3~~ d• nu.a 11~ funa. j BR no chlldrea/ -M. Y-141 6 '=*..__..C-,-•M ~~I desltxc1f,.!"::vnto . $100.000. maximum. c P a "' rp 8 • "' • Hl!h ·~-" -2• • --•·"-_., --'"' '·"' be 1 -Location· along Coul Back S.y Condo. 4Br, RIHTALS • patio/Over blftl, autc peta.Jlela.r:e-a.-·mo· c ..... M .. ~-£ ~~W!.,$k~\:.Y .... .. ~btwn Su~acl Be.acb & 3ba, ne w cpts, drps, 2Br,lba $315 aprinldu1, pool/lenniJ m.:5098 ' ••••••••••••••••••.-•••• . oiac.s.YOl.ltOWJ\OtWtte "·' La1una Beach, m~~ paint.$mmo.492·2'1ii 2Br+den,2ba ~ f:iS::t~&&0-132'7, 2br. Iba. patJo, frplco. DRUXE ~~=r'ec:A:=v I mum 5 mlle ml and. rvi FOR LEASE 3BR 2 BA. 2 Br. 2 ba $390 613-21Ml or SU· 7US.. Yrly • '";; rcnnls QOUrts. too. &K,y.(213)248·3'9» C1·1CI trg. fncd. yard. $4.a.S/mo 2Br,SbaNB '1200 Harbor View Komt:S. 21a' lUM. ~ One,. two, & three Bedrooms available. ....r~ ... pm) 63H830 ::·2~baba ~ 2ba, corvert den, cm1 l .. oaPlllAaH 3707 fl.., ort•. . allhavebltns&dlshwashers. .f.;;~fh ....... ,1;.11~ · ...__ ,_._. 3226 3 Br 2~ ba NiJ i1~ lot. lm:mac. prof lndscpd •••••• 1................ •3 Bedroom features flrefclace & 2~ bath Pro , :"'. -.....,.nt --• ...,.. $500/mo. 673-876! days, Ba I l S"' COd ONADEL .. AR ed ---'-~~.~~ ............................................. 'Br, 2~ ba -6"-281MJeves. For •P.Pt-l BR. nr Y. rp C, .. " . -•2 Bedroom features enc OS YcuUO> ~l:i"""" ' 11 tt-Mt ,. .... d New 2 BT 2 Ba Condo En· • Bra\ot tM $500 Ad"\llt only. Sl6$. mo., yr. 2 Br Towobouae, lrplc. •1 Bedroom features private balcony ••••••••••••••••••••••• try guard. xtnt Harbor & LE RAISOR Newport Shores 230 62nd b', uW pd. 67S.ll78. PW!, teaoll. conCinental ~J8~v~ls rrom . .. a~ ·LTT YOGI cluo ~,~ ~-~--Cat'1lna views. CJOll;e to UUI JUSt nortf'I Of J ,... i::or-.. M• l I 2J Ocean Vu. 832·'1337 3Br. 2ba, n.ear ocean,_ .......... M_.. 37-ZZ bre.1.kr1st.....S2me IM'A• .. "' ...,.·st see these lovely •p11rtments, ,.;., "' ·-·-t/tJ,~;Iwtst.;. \ " .············~·········· B Toro 3232 ... 67s.26:w. No dogs. ....................... abopplng & fine beach. located in a prestigious ii;rea. • on Pa~tlc ~ ~ I • 1.' ''l 13 Br 1 Ba, pallo, lge·yard. ,... ............ u.u~t• 4523 Ca"1jus OT. Irvine $27S. Sep, Qtn~30+J4ale ~lJSlt ----owned and manjiji(f bV 114 JUnJme. OpenSlt.! Waterfront 3 BR. Cam-rm Cimpus Alley Shop ctr 36' Doc• 3 br cOlldo or Fem. Vu., frple, quieL RENTALS The lrvJne company. ~M l.Q.6..6272 • din-rm, 3~ ba, Lak~ CALL IJJ..1600 2~ ba. Double gar. $615 Ref's. 675--5033 • ..... ,. • F~L. Club House, ten· CU~verdale, a Bl' z Ba, ~7~a.t\er5. Costa Mesa "3724~tc~ 1!Uo~ ~~· framU•O. I 11~$2t0.21R:$375,311: h I .._ ~, • leoc.. 3. '' rus. s2'illog, ~-lease. Commun1t.)t pool, park, CANAL Front, 4 BR, 3 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-7ifs ~ • . will consid..1-children _. ,.¥••••• ....... -. ........ 540-3828 or ~f>.2Sll or lalDia. $:.>mo. SSZ..9606 din-rm, m s tr 1uit4 $37.IOW!IHC&UP e1 Bayfron\ 2 Bel. 2 Ba, Pvt Bcb le pier. $550. yrly. ~6"4-4510 11.J .2br,lba,,gar,feocedyard, 586-1184 Owner. w/{rplc&balcony. Wan •St.udio&lBRApts Adults,oopets.2br,frplc, ·,I\ ~2J1=1;/ref OK. Fo.fafn V•y 3234 Un.iv Park Terrace 2 Br 2 to ocean, pools, & tennis •TV & Maid Sen Avail pool. Walk to beach. $275. S..at .. hnect._Gr .. Ir Heil .Hw"9a11ltocll UTIUTIES PAID • -------·---t••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba Twnbse r h: $370 $495.mo.6'.5-0836 *PbooeServ,Htdpool 1..:.67....;S._2.MS:..;_ _______ 1 ' 1nxa-•L...&.-1.-.... 'Bd, 2 ba, trlr gate $395. S.52·7896&~ • • NEWPORT Crest Condo~ •ChildrenSection 2BR,H'2ba,rrplc, -· ~-Nr scbools. shops & 1''Wy. Br 3 0 .. T . & p 1 •Low monthly rates. Corolido ·.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-3774. CUJvenlale home for rent • uca, emus 00 •$SOFF week's rent 673-1537 or~308C. GtMral 3202 2 Br 2 Ba, Im mac. Assoc. $425 mo. lse. 645-8781 w/ad • By: lent Rogers Realty 140-260.I or 148-8300 BLOa< TO OCEAN Deluxe Private28r, 2ba. Lge walk·ln c losett, bltns. garage, cable TV, Adulta/DO pets. $300 mo. till June 15. S375 mo. on yearly lease. See to ap • preciate. Call for appt 551-60U after6 PM. • 11• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Imm~c2Br.ADULTICon· dues incl'd $335. 714 2-Sty. A-frame: 3 BR,,; 2376NewportBlvd,CM 2 BR, 1 Ba W/V( c:rpta, • ·~ ' ILUFFSLEASE d&oA~c.~25d •• poo9681:7~~c~~ 89'l·7553aft6PM. b~. Dbl. gar. Pools. ten 548·97SS.or64S.3967 drps, bltns, Pri ent., QD SPEC' •LIST ""....., -..... •A'>< Agt 548 1290 Sth Ave. $2"15 per mo., 1., A 5 Turtlerock. 2br , den, 2ba. ·~........... · · · 2035 r.dlerl-. CM 720~0rchid64o-7fl47. · , 1 • 38drm, H 2 Ba. $390. · 2 Nr park & pool. Imac. 4 Br 3 Ba Condo, Fam 1 BR Furn, 2 lrg closets, CostoMesa 3124 Hlllullllgtoe leoch 3840 LAS BRISAS ,1,. 3Bdrm,2 Ba .$43S. BRANDnewhouse,3br.-$450.752-1149. Rm pool tennis man) queensize bed, priv.Nearnewduplex.2BR.;2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba. $450. ba, comm. pool & tt!nrus . xt • $475 531-079'7 dressing rm, xtra lge baths. Close to ever· •••.,-••••••••• .. ••••••• Easy Living For • 3Bdrm,2...,Ba.$525. Nr. frwys. $325. Call Brand new, 2br Terrace ras. · rooms , enc l. ga r . yt.h.lng.$425/Mo. 3Bdrm,2Ba ON BEACH DiscriminaUngAdults ·n ,,w , 4 Odrm, 3 Ba. $650. Dino. 998·2290 twnhse. Cr pl, ·drp5, * * * w/storage. Adults only, Harborlnvest.mentCo. Mesa del Mar 4·Plex, no Who love the beach GERRY Ll ... ""UITI patios, frplc . $350. W /6 M K -: I t • • • 673-«00 * * pets $220 645-1208 $I 0010 ... US to pprec1'ale our '' .,, ' 0""34""'7 3 BR, 2 ba, bltr;is. 2 car mo.min.lse. 552·3016. • ouo nopes. . . " a 752· gar ., community pool. 24462De1Prodo , / Spect acular View of EASTS{DE 3 Br 2 Ba Effieiencyfrom$185 •Oceanview · _. Elite Properties More. Kids ok. No fee. TurUerock 3 BR. 2 Ba, 1 Dana Point $1 B.R Fum. $185. Ocean & Bay. Upper un· Twnhse, frplc, pvt patio, 2 Br, 1&2 Ba from $275 •Beach with~ steps I and 3206 $265. 1st Pioneer Rlty, blk to pool. $440. mo. You are the winner ~ Lots of bllns, pool, walk it, new duplex. Frplc, 2 car encl'd gar, pool, \1i :~:t!;'p1!~i:orbalcony .,cir lolboalsl 842·4421 lease.646-1086 two free dinners ($14. to shopping. 1h Mi. enclgar,3Br2Ba,$4.9S. bl.It to shops, water pd. •Summer & Winter at •Pool&Sundeck •••••••••••••••••••• e ee d f 675 AOCO 631 2333 t!'.>tQ 645-1959 beach is beautiful •• • .FAMILY Home 3 Br 1 ~ 4 Br 2 Ba, fncd bk yd, very LCICJ"'a Beach 3248 value) selecl e ro beach. 931 W.19th St. .........,, . ~ mo. •Views of ocean, •Larg,e parking area -Ba, + Sep. guest rm & clean. Children & pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• Skinny Mike's menu at I 548·0492 1 Br Upper, lge, immac.. Catalina & Palos •l BEDROOM• bath. Bltns, gar w/wsbr OK. $375. 581-4852 ELEGANT LJVJNG HOLID~ Y IMM I Costa Mesa 3824 refrig. Adults only, no Verdes uereq'd-Sorry, no pets &dry-r,2frplc's $550mo.M.-6:~ •-ochl240 MONARCHBAYVILLA 31311nsto1St .. l&2 BR apts furn. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets.$170.540-6338 •Larg!frivatedecks • SSISRiverAvenue 111 " ts 57c2975 ,_., .. ..,on-New2BrB2~Ba.Ocean Costa Mesa ~ hild t Adults CASAVICTORIA •Heat Pool-Saunas (atSeasbore&55tb) 00 pe · ,,. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 b 1 2 frplcs c ren or pe s. nf 1 B t ref rig new F t tt • .. ., .,....,., 1 ' v ew, a comes, , Please caJI 642·5678, ext only Gd loc 645•0632 1,2&3 br, Deluxe U ur. r, s o~e, E .d' 1 •Assigned covered or app. ca .,... • .....,.. 3 BR, 3 ba. l~e yard. 2 BR, yard. patio, gar. pool. s auna. security, 333 toclaimyourtickets. . . • orF\Jrn.gas/wtrpd .. crpt. Qwet ·Sl e oc. parking p••K._.E_.,,,RT Chtldren/pels ok. 200' lo child/pets S225. Jeaseowner644·1519 * * * I STUDIO Adults-No pets Sec. gate Sl6S. mo. No pets. •Addationalfreeparking A.I\ "" "'""v beach. $475. 675·7144 CLOSE to beach, 2 br 1 WEEKLY RATES Pool, rec rm, elevators 675-5800 Bkr. No fee. •Maid service avail APARTMENTS , .-..._ peniftsu(c 3207 dplx, gar. cpts, drps, SWIM TJUSWINTER Back Bay. Lge 3Br, 2ba. FuUKitchen&TV 525Victoria,642-8970 Widows &maturepeople. •F\Jntitureavail Bacbelorlor2 , , -a . a childrenok $225. 3 br. frplc, mag. view. frplc. 2 car gar, beaut Linens & Utilities b . . 1 Bedrooms and ················;··;··· LARGE 3 br, pantry, H~ATED PO~~ garden & view or golf. CLOSE TO OCEAN "9'.~ ~~utp~tfoaptcl~~~:~~ ()pen M·F9:3().5:30 I Townhouses 2BR,1 1 ".!ba,fam1y, car fncd yd,gar,fp.S295. 890 anyon aew , course. Cpt/drps/bltns~ Ex -. ..&1 Suit . ae' t & . t Sat 1 " 5 ,Suni 2 . 5 Fr.$239.SO '• garage Yrly lse. $355.1 HOMEFINDERS i&.97·1532 e'°vnYe es .. · • secunty. au . qwe v-Open",. Daily Exec house. $375 mo. ,.....,.. N rt Blvd .. . -.. • """''"'ds. Water & gas pd. ;ro ,, mo. 673-7197 642-9900 968·652S&S41-9134 _, ewpo --o·~-· Spa-Pools-Tennis ,1 ' -3GREAT RENTALS: Costa Mesa {1 $210. S86-8963or544·9466 Huntington Across from Fashion I VACANT h 'h. h · Spacious 4 BR, 3 Ba, 642·2611 N 3 b 2 b Island at Jamboree on Corona del M 3222 3 BR, huge corner lol, all 3 Br,~ vu ome, ig an waterfront home. Avail. $325. ear new r, a , Pacific San Joaquin Hills Road. •••••••••••••!"!"•••••••• bllns . newly painte d th~ halls of Laguna. immed. $650. yrly. only! Et Puerto Mesa frplc, gar, no pets. E. 7110ceanAve . JASMIMECREEK is ide/out. Cov patw. ChiJd,petOK.$425. 645-7406days,or631·31~ I BEDROOM rtMECREEK C.M.642.1603 (714)536-1487 (7141644-1900 '<"1 11. r:Rn~\~o~t~a!. ~~: ~e~~~~~::.~A~lr~~ Best of locations. East PM'sforappl. N~~~i~~C:cr~~~~· UVESUP ~:r:~ ~~Llt'aA,R,$~gi5~ Managedby LIVENearTheBeac:h! - ._. liv1·ng. $750/mo. 673·7601 962-4471Brkr Nme3Brcondo-Higbly WATERF RONT-p~er & 1959Ma.JeAn.CM TOITSMAME ChildrenOK.751-0704 WilliamWa ltersCo. BeaCutasifualdelAdulSoltApt.s. upgraded. $400. noat. 3 BR, form din rm, '" Over soo tall trees and Agt. HUGE 2 ba.. w /w cpts, fplc, dblE HufttinC)ton Beach 37 40 l o s t r e a m s w 1 t h Tri·plex Twnhse, 3 BR. 2 I Block to Ocean From $190 3br 2ba· stove. refrig, Prestige2story4bedrm, 4 Br unfurn., fncd yd. gar. No dogs. $550./mo .••••••••••••••••••••••• waterfalls c r eate a Ba,frplc,gar,lgepatio, 1 Br with View, refrig 21661Brookhurst,HB dshwshr: Nr bch. $425.•formaJ dining rm, 2'"2 Child/pel OK.$425. Yrly lse only . Agt. BEAUTIFUL 1 br furn relaxing setting for rmforveg.garden.$360. stove,smlpetOK. From 962-6653 438 Begonia. 675·7927. baths, upgraded thruoul. WM POWELL R E 642·5200. apts $170 & $180. Spanjsh your spacious new l ·Or 838-0052 or 838·4352 blwn $175. Mgr 214 A. 14th St. YRLY 3 b 2 b b I . -2 Yrs old . Walk to ocean · · · style bldg, pvt encl gar , 2· bedroom apartment. 8·9 am or eves. SJ6.8400or 645-8l07 r, a, y 1 Irvine Terrace 4-Br, 3-ba, $ 4 5 o /mo .· in c Id s 497-1751 497 -2370 pool. sauna, lndry, adlls. From $220. Furniture beach. Near new, bltns & , • pool. Expansive view ol gardener. Ask for Keith San Clftfteftte 3276 17301 Keelson Ln, 1 blk available. Small pets Lge2 Br, cpts, drps, bltns, l Day Free Rtnl garage. $390. 548-4063 .,. bay & ocean. 675·606t or Faye 960 ·2501 or RENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• w.ofBeachoffSlater. OK Adults only. Office $175 mo. 551·5932 if no 1·2·3Bedroom Apts. bl.ks ,' CARRIAGE R·EA L 962-4471Bkr. LA~U~AIEACH 3br,2ba,oceanvu,nrbch, 842•7848 open 9:00 to 6:00. 2300 ans . 645·4512 787 Walk To Beach 3~~~~~~~ 2 to Sprawling 4 BDRM. & bll ·ins, rec room . Fa1rv.'!w Rd .. Costa Shalimar UONSESTATES 642 _ 3188 " 4 BR . 2 1 2 Ba, n e " Charming 3 Br. highly up· FAM . RM. home. Lge. $375/mo 492.9660. SMALL BEACH HOTEL l\~sa. Phone 545·2300 .. New 2Br 21,2 ba bltns 536-2579 592-5010 --------- 1, Spygla ss H!ll ho m e . graded,primeH.B.area. s undeck W/OCEAN ,~ Rooms$2350week ' ' 1 ' R Ba d t I Panorm a mac o ce an S375 mo. Avail 2·1·76, VIEW. Builtin kitchen. Just Refurbished AptsSllO.m'o.536·7o56 LRG·1Br,pool,nr.sbops, cptal/l~~.;,!.rp5lc.Enc gar.Walktobcll$180&up.No 2 B ·1'h con osye. Lease A\•ail i·m nco95 8 962 7788 pd C ...........,., Summer '"Creases. Pool, Bltns. • cpts, cl.rps, encl. view. · · . ......,.. 1 or · dbl garage. S400 mo. 103 Del Presidenle adlts/no pets. Util. · . m t b t d pool med.S850.mo.S44·9229 2 BDRM . & RUMPUS"'-$350mo.498·2292 ADULT Qrden apt, 1 1884Monrovia,548-0336 2 BR studio. l~ bath, recnn,drps,crpt.Adlts. pa 10• ea e · NEW3Br2BaCondo.dbl RM. hom e. Built-in bdrm, pool & BBQ. No . cpts drps ulilincl no pets. 220 12th St Adults, no pets. $215 .. -i.3 BR. 2 ba. dplx. Older gar. pvt patio, nr Hnt~ kitche n. dbl. garage. SUPER OCEAN VIEW childr en, no pet!j. l<W 3 Br, 2 ba, 1600sq. ft. walk $225' • 545.8079 536·9505. 218 1Sth St, 1 _548_·2682 ______ _ -:., 1 chtldren, no pets. S37 5 · Hbr $350. 846·5107 Eves Quiet reside ntial sectton. ON GOLF COURSE. 2br 12th St. s155. mo. 536-7447 toshop'ng. 2 car gar, pat. · 536-7031. YRLY spac. 3 br, near ..... Agent640 7000 Super 4 br. 2 ba, cpts. S385Mo. t~e.$295.492-1210. Sue Newport Beach 3769 NOPETS631·2018. •2Br Mesa Verde, lower. ForRentlBdrmApt. bch/bay. Only $374.95. Costa Mesa 3224 drps , R IO. $345 /mo. 1 BDRM , & DEN Wilaker,842·8854. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offleatet1Path Garage. adults $200. No Sl80permo. 673·L909 1eave msg. • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-4569963·1186 OLDER HOUSE. Loe. . $40 WK UP 1&2 Bdr & 2 & 3 B Ad lls pets. 8J3.8974 5157thSt HB No rental fee near Pottery Shack. 2 San Ju~ l , • r. u • no · · $365 Yrly Ocean Front 2 c Beautiful 3-BR., 2·ba Con BLKS FROM BEACH. Captstrano 3278 Bac:,h. Color TV, maid pets, dshwsbrs, shag 2 Br l 'h Ba, brand new 2 B l lh B T h Br, 1 Ba, bltins, deck, • do. AH xtrs, pool , club· VillageRealEslate Closetoeverythmg. S22S ••••••••••••••••••••••• serv, pool. THE MESA. cpts, c losed gar age. Twnhsestyle.Frplc,Lge rh . a &wn ~e garage645·3655. j f ' hse. ~/mo. 645.3777 Frplc, 3 br, 2 ba, enclosed 3 8d 2 ba crpts drps 415 N. Newport Bl, NB frplc, BBQ. Gas & waler pvt patio, gar , $275. 22.47 w/ds wr, range patio, i...::._..:::_ ______ _ ,,, / BR 2 .patio. crpts /drps . SMTUo.DIO APT. •--atcd fence'd yd.', dbl g'arage', 646·9681 pd.Pool. Elden9'79·1658 pool nearby 536·5006 or NewDplx.walktoocean. Sharp. new decor. 3 . 6 3 5 6 I '"""' 54 8 L ... M • MCHA APTS . 536-7542 3Br 2 Ba, crpt, drps. i •· ea, pool. No pets. $395. $34 5 I mo. 9 · 4 !I at Victoria IlE'ach, ONLY very clean. $315. 586· 1 · Olx furn du{'lex. 2 JJr, A "' CM Uke New 2 Br, walking D/W, garb disp. gar, yr. ' . First. last & cleaning 96J.1786 2000 YDS. TO BEACH. lower unit on Seaslforc 778Scoll Place, distance to 17th St. $225 3 Br 1.,; Ba Twnhse I C h' Id OK $385 " dep. 548·6797 No Rental Fee Partly furn. AIJ utihties 2 BR Penthouse, d~ck, w/gar. Winter/ summer. 642-5073 mo. 548-4971 w/d~hwr. range, yd & 6~S-0642/~2·0596/673-669i Village Real Estate pd by owner $175 Mo w/pool & sunset view. A t 640 6l61 pa t ao pool nearby lt ' E.Side l Br,jusldec. lge In .So. Lagu~a. l Bd~m. Newly d~c~rated. Obie gen . New!y de~orated lge()pen hse. Sun. 11-4, 362 536·so00or5J6.7542. • Forlease.Terraceapt.60' ' ' lot wtr&gardener pd. Adults only. sngl or mr apt. Located 1 bl.k. abo1;e gar., refng meld. Adults OCEANFRONT Winter. studio. P!iti0.1 adul~. Cat Broadway. 2 Br retired bay view. 2nd floor. 4br, i $350 642-0835/642·5280 . ried. 24 hr sec. Comii Coast Hwy. Walk to s hop· 962pre'44$2S054 . mo. Ownr/Agt Neat 2 Br, gar, adlts. no ok. Appliances. Util pd. netghborbood $145. ~PACIOUS .NEW TRI· 4ba 30' liv rm diu rm 1~ • recreation incl adult ping and beach. All utal. . pets.$250.213·795·3018 $160.859W.19th.642·34S2 &U-75()2 PLEX 1 male lo ocean b krst rm a'i r Cali •2 Br twnh o;e Mesa clas ses. 2br, 2ba . . . $3303 Br, 2 Ba bltns, lg r • • ;:, ' Verde. Gar. W/D. pool. .New.Furn or unfurn.1/i pd.byowner.$200Mo. Santa Ana 3210 Winter 1628 W. Ocean· EnJO)'. the new year ID a frpk, sep gar w/lndry _67_5-_7_030_. _____ _ $275.Pvtpallo.833-8974 mi from ocean. Cal MISSION REALTY ·~··••••••••••••••••••• front 1 Br ~Sl90 . spacao~ 3 br, 2 ha apt DanaPoint 3826 conn. 546-5633 wknds or Lido Isle 2 br. Util incl. -536-8749 aft 6pm. 985 S. Cst Hwy• Laguna Fireplace, super clean 4 Studio-$155, Utal Free. w /patio, frplc & pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• art 6. 213 28Hl406 Eves/wknds 3 Br 2 Ba, frplc, cpts, PhoM494-0731 br. 2 ba, bllns, crpts, 963-4888 Adulls o nly. $275. Lge Mod 2 Br Close ,,...; 2342 ' ~ • drps, bllns, fenced yard. Spotless small house. d rps $ 3 4 5 / m o . 645-3381 $2. · Cpls & ~ LGE 2 br, 2 ba, D/W, _u..:..._1 _______ _ Family S350 mo 631-Zlll beaut. yard, S330 mo lmmcd. Avail. Unfurn 2 9634569i963·1786 1 or 2 Br, adults, no pets. ocean. 15· mo. R & 0, c pt s. d r ps. 3 BR 2 b ti inc. water & grdnr. Br. close to Hi School. No Rental Fee $170/$190. 2421E.16th St. MESA VERDE area. Drps, Bltns498·1307 Brookhursl & Hamilton. block to t>!~c~~Nop:e~: .. Eastside 3 Br 1 Ba, No 962·7787 ask for Nan Secluded. $300. 497-1970 ~ Village ReaJ Estate N . Hts. 646-1801 Home atmosph~: .. 2 & 3 OCEAN view 2 br dplx Agt. No fee. 846·1311; Yrly w Nwpt6'2·1603 crpts. drp s , Pe rnod. brdlxapts.546-lu.n . bl $265· 846-4938 •---"-·-·-....:.. ___ _ k.itch. fenced yd. Family RELAX AT B~ACH Laguna Charmer 3 Br. 1 3296 Waterfront 1 Br, Adult, no . 2"2 ba, ~:ruo, tns. · Exec Ba front A t. Udo .,. $285. 631·2711 3br. 2ba, frplc. d/w. Ex· Ba. 2'-2 blks to bch. $385 ~-~~•••••••••• pet. YrlY $275 mo. Days 2 hBr, 1 ba, s:fgle storf, 642--0042, 496·5293 EX lg~. 2 br; 2 ba, dlx Sec:· bl/g. Adi~ Yrly: --d cl.$375.646-6138. mo. 557·1989 or (1) B & tho Lo 556-mGS~ves.673·3531 sag cberpts, ~Ids• ~a ho, 2 BR apt. Adults no pets. poolside apt nr. bch. $475 util incl'd 67s-3464 -2 BR . Ya r . gar . 688-7538 3 r gues use. wq frplc, am cea, w r, A ·1 ft 211 '$210 mo Adlt n o pets $195 ' . . •v: chlld/pets ok. $190. 4 BR. 2 Ba, new home. • . 3 Arch Bay. $500 per mo, Oceanfront-Dix 2 Br, $350 gar. Adults $235. 2650 vai ·a er · · · 536-8362 · · U ... IDESCO .,,,. 2 BR . fn c d yard , Fully c rptd /drp s .MinionVle10 3267 2 yr lease. No dogs. mo. Winter . Yearly "P"Elden.531-3125 _4_99-41 __ 88_e_v_e_. ____ -;----------"" 1 • c:tuld/pets ok $245. Sprnklrs. Auto. gar. dr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499-3429 Avail. 645·2016 Ocean View 2 Br 2 Ba. lg.e Lrg 3 br, frplc & bltns, 2 Free rftttal HrYIC• 3 BR. fncd yard. gar .. opnr. $405. mo. 968·6623 BEAUT. Home 4 Br 2 Ba, Hous ~. • .. _... nf /V . 2 CASA HERMOSA dlx B ltn s $239 sc car gar. No pets. 2 991.SOOO • child /pets al<. $285 Din. Rm. bltns. frpk, lo "~rws.,_ or Ocea ront w u nr pier •-W. Wiison, CM 93.9577 /8JO.aii51496.Stmi children over" 12. 42SA Duplex 2 br, l ba, newly , HOMEFINDERS For Rent, Beaut Lacuesta maint yard. Nr school & Unfurnished 3300 Br, furn or unfurn. -v 4 12th St. HB. decorated, all utll pd. , .. 11 642·9900 Villa, 3 Br, i''am. Rm, ~ shops. $395. 548-7672 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540·2018 536-3624 le.tfful Lrg 1 br, crpts, d.rps , $350. mo. ,,,. Ba, bltns. frplc, 2 car Outstanding l Br, T···-ho8seApt stove, frig. $165/mo.Delux2BRTnhouse,1'h 1......; ___ ..-_____ _ ,,, 3BRtwnhse·Pool, patio, gar. Comp. fenced yd3Br. 2Ba, F /P. vu. $360 walk/bch, patio, frplc, Yrly,lbr,gar,utilpd, own.uuu 496-7058art6orwknds. ba freshly p ainted:>tepstoSand2Br2Ba. in . enc. dbl gar. Sl2S. mo. w /redwood decking in mo. 581-7128 or 22696 Via $265 Unfurn, $28S furn, no pets. $225. Jut Completed throughout, wshr/dryr , frplc, deck, bltns, $300. '"'! S49·3598or540·1722 back. Cpts & drps. $340 Tercero,MV 673-8617CdM. 646·5800. A.cceptChfld&,.t closeto,Bch.,yard.$280. 548·3869&642-0282 '"' ,._ .....___ -d mo. 847-4432 • $175. 1 Br. 1/15 to 6/15. 118 All AIMINtles Hmtlftgt011 leoch 3840 mo .. 714·963·2944. 2 BR . Partly furn. 11 •; lllesa Del Mar 3 . BR, ~n, Newport leach 3269 Condominimns 5 36th St Few yds to bcb 2BR S335 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lHousetoOcean .. if. 1 faro.rm,, 2 palaos. 2 a, Su per Sh 3 r P ! 2 8 R · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unfurnish.d 342 Util pd. 1 d ll ~couple. 2BR w/frplc $345 Lg. 2 Br,den, wshr/dryr L.ogi1Ma leach 3848 , Call 673·7180 ,_ ,. ... , REFS.$400mo .• 545-5133. T~n hse. Tennis /Pool. IAYCRESTAREA •••.•••••••••••••••••••• oopets. au o • 3BR $395 1=!14 Ba, pvt yd, manY••••••••••••••••••••n•-------"--- 3BR,den,2ba,w/wcpts. childOK.Nr shops.$29S. 4br, 3ba, ram rm, Newport Beach..All new · JnquiA?Dej~door: xtras,$300,538-26Sl Drop a pebble into tbe LGE31EDROOM -drps. Vacant. $350. Rltr 646-S607. $500/mo lse. Avail im· 2br, 2ba w /patio ll •x. Newport Bch 2 Br Furn Hacienda ue Mesa Ocean from your .Apt. Splitlevel, frplc, · ~·5.527/545 5643 3 BR, 2 ba, fam.rm .. medlatedly. 557-4281. tras. Super location. Apt.'Very clean. Stepe to 160W. Wilson, ApUl 1BR,1 BA. $200. per mo. 2 Lease. Luxury. security, sundecks, $425 mo. ·: '. Edison Hi. 'hmi from $395/mo. 673-2749. be.acb. Avail. Bal. of Costa Mesa BR, 2 BA, $260. per f!lO· 3 Mature adults. 31755 Cst. 645-8864 11q Sharp? br. ram rm, 2 bch. s395. l s t .las t4BR,3ba.F/R,frplc,ten·2 BR condo close to Wtnter or Yrly. Open BR,2BA,$350permo. Hwy •99-283S ·1 • fplca, 1mmac cond .. cul· +securit y Call Lee rus. pool, gardener. $450. h 1 & • h . H ou se Sat. & Sun . Newly dee. 2 br, bllns, Beaut new. 7 unit bldg. · · Part. furn. 2 8r. Vrly. Nr. ;n.. de-sac, $375 Va cant. Collins962-s.566 640·0008 ~c ~o ~ h . s opp~. 10·3PM. 5206 Neptune patio, gar. Mature adlts. Close lo beach , fplc, OCEANFRONT year S ch/Bay. Only $275. •v· Avail now. Call Larry · . 3 bd 3 Fun · 9c30-:-e•3 1; Ave.' For info call No child/pet Nr. shop-blt.ns, encl gar. Bkr. No 'round 2 br $37~. bach 673·UI091eave meuage. n11 ~ 546-.5880. 3244 LidolsleCha rm1n1 • rom : o c~ .. '~ 213 .... .:..9220 pr· ..... $225.642-6035 fee.CallTom893·13S1 Sl7S Kids/ ts Ut1·1pd1 ___ _..:.;.....;__;_...;...:...._. ... 1 •• lnine ba, paneled Uv.rm .• & 893-6571, eves & wk:nwi ......, ... 536--032 1 pe · · YRLY. 2 Br, llA ba, frplc. "'i"'· 3br. f a m rm .• pool,••••••••••••••••••···~· din.rm., lge patio, $525. 897-4759 OCEANFRONT Deluxe 2 Near E. 17th, 2 Br., patio, 3 Br condo, frplc, 1~ ba. l blk to bcb. S300 Call 1 , enclosed gar. frplc. $375. BEAUT. San Joaquin monthly. Owner640-8t46. H l. l L d rk Br 2 Ba, $225 wk; $385 gar. no cb!ldren,pets. Bushard & Adams. $270. Ocean view spac. 1 br. 1 _oo_'""·7_054_. _____ _ • 1' M6,646-5911. Tw!\)lme Large 2 Br, 2\r'.z Open house Sat. l-4, Sun. Conundin~~nlts ~Br°1~ mo. 2/1 to 6/1/76. (213) 968·1291. 962-727Seves Adults. 2607 Solona Way, ,:J j Ba 2 sty. View of golf 2·5 133 Via Waz1era. o, u • • 989-0018 & (213) 698·1383 S22S 494·14l9 Baytront apt. Dock avail • • '' Charmlngli\Ue3bd,2car' co~rse & lake. $550. · mo.968-2549aft6PM. . 1 BR EAST&lDE. cpts, Huntington Harbour Area · 8br, 2ba, sundeck, frplc. u ~ gaT., lots of storage, lge 547.7044 $4.50. 5 BR, 2 BA, frplc, lge 8tO 3 b 2 ba ci>ndo in 3 8r, 2 ba on the Pentn. drps, blto.t, dshwbr. $195. New lge deluxe 2 & 3 Br Hillside Duplex. 1 bd, $465, util pd. 673-8800. _ fnc:d yd .. boat acce.ss, yd ,se~bldgror&bop. Do Ir tn $J:ioimo Will dis· Cpta, drps , dsbwbr, 6'2-6243 Units w ilh dshws hr, deck, frplc, cpts, drps, Btwn6&10pm. Y• new inte r & exterior *RENTALS* nol distu rb tenants. v e. h · f,.Plc. 2 yra oJd. $375. )'1'· frplc, drps, & crpts. Pvt applie, landry fac., base· paint kids & pets ok, UNIVERSITY PARK Avail 2/5. Resp persons ~o rig t person. ly. G7'"49Zl.; 549.1334 $130. ~er d~pl;,;'. Prir. gar's, paUoe, $275, '325. ment. Blk to Bch. & • Br, 2 ba, c:rpt.t. d~, ~,,,il • s,aao. 2422 Zenith, Santa • 4 BR 21A Ba, furn. $SOC only. 545 lrvlne, Npt Hts. ~ar smok~~· onl;. P;e~~ 16661 Lynn St. 542·1701 shops. $220. mo., Incl utll. =h~, frpJ~· ::,:S ;. 'HH • An,-Hetghts.546-79ot5. THETERRACE 644·5966 SLC.2 BR, F /kilchen.Nt. Santa AM 3710 r:.d. 954 W. l7th St. NewDeluxeTriplex.i&3 494-390 1 aft 6 pm, l". 3 tl~ i 'ba,' 'afl :~ ~ Oplx 3 Br 2J,\ Ba, Din ~ :~ ~ ::· SJ&/= OM CHIEltRY LA.KE ~f:; ci:5h0°t~~-. ~~c1j ••••••••--••••••••···~· 548-~ Bra. Nice, qui 1 et. Ncr. S· anytime wknds. ;., ~entUes .. above~ •11 ... ~ Rm, frpJc, pvt yd. dbl TURTLE ROCK Woodsy, country at· 492.9118s AMIA.SSA.OOR INHS * * * Polnt Shopp ng ntr. 2 Bdrma. upstairs . 1'41.t ~675"'91U; 541-1.SS& pt',$42S.637·109laft6 TERRACE mos phercl Charming · $250 as $340. 18482 Hunt· carpets, drapes, view. MO bl E ltin YJ; MESAVERDElBr 2Ba 4BR.4Ba,Pool ' $1000 4bedroom,4batbhome.IT0 .,._M .!!,"OAMLOC~J~~S ....... dCcrrol ~on St. 657-4608 & 1300 m o. Clou·ln6Park'~~~:,~•Ape!~N.~ , .n. YR. frpJc , gar. ~ lse , DEERFIELD· \Jae or pier .a nd ubot. u..fwWshed 3525 .. " 2340 A.Nia St. .5775 '9'7·288'/49'7·3109 1 br s unny " love~. ''"., \ Inc. grdnr. Nr. schools 2BRR,a~_Ba = ~::r~cfe~e:nj~~~~· =••••••••••••••o••t•.. ~~~~::lc~ "-w,..tleedl of 3 BR, 2 Ba, or beach, Newporf leoclt il6f Adults o nl1 . 128 • 0 1· Mf-t31lorr79.u'1' 38 ,2a., A $46-4l4lA e i. · rroiEWPORT on wa er. H bo C M You are tbt wlbft<lr avail. F,b. 2. Call an. '1 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ...;MQ..:.:.;..;;12;;;.l~I;.,._ _____ _ ,; , • WAIJ(lJTSQU RE & 0 v ew bef, mountains. m7 ar r, · · two rree dinners ($1'.50 pm 538-9819 11 481',Fam.Rm.newlyre· IBR.2Ba ·$325PENIN ~OlNT-newlJ Beaut.!aetk.w/W,alt, 28098riatol,S.A. value) telect e <I lrom · · 2Drduplex,newly dec.,3 9R,lowtt.Rtfrt1tnc.CZ -deeoit. S.S. Ref's• mu.t. 2 BR, 2 Ba S32S painted clea.n 3 bedrm 2 blttt Raco. patio, p\'t &U-4840 A 540·2300 Sk.inny Mlke'• menu at a BR. 2 Ba w/frplc, stove frplc, masnlrlcent vlew blka to ocean, $380. tno. '· ,irater. 1rdor incl 'd GREENTREE ba children ·,. dos OK prka. elevator, pool. HOUDA. Y INN It refr1g. Pool & tennls. of h.a r bo r , boa ta, 6'73-445Zevetfrwkadl. i•l ..._, '%Bit, TBa $340 • b t · $385 mo Or will lease • .e. J =· -· . · ._,. --"i~ -.JilariA«'eMU...~ .. ~ .. • · Rancl\oS11nJoaqwn Walk to beach, ay, n· m: · · -Mfl?+-".-:, 'l111--~--·.., 845·6392 day• uk lor $3SO Lae. N port Ille. 2 · '' J.i8R 2-ba, frplc , b11 2~2e. ~ nls. t 4751m o. Act. ._ ww~d C .... M... Sharp l Br apt in 4·Plex Ted,or 962·916eevcs Br 2 Bl, upper~ ';' ._ Ja;nu,, rm. Avail M'f!'J 2 BR. 2 e.. den "60/'500 6'15-4060or673-CM Newport RMera in CM. I •• .. ··~··•,•••,•••;•••1•1••0•7• P1oaso call ~2-S678. eict. Adult.•, no pets. Sl9S 1 ... _ d 2 b 2 OeJux. (2U) '191"'5tl "ii; ~ I ISO. S E ~ £ C A 81 ff c d • I 1 Br, 2 Ba, 21t1C.UMdral 1-H I • ~-• 333toc:J-1myourtlckets. 8'2·SH9'or8"-1848 Spac out I.,., m. •· • 1 •1n:. P.0.D'?l£$\5»21860 u s on oa. ease ~u·a Rec: Fat'!il ~ ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• * • * a/decks, frplc, gar. $3G5 DUPL~....,--"'==~~r.a:!-i,e:>"' h~t>ooa-··-···· 552-lSOQ __ from=~:Siw ~fti!~~ astt.roi: Mr.:~ ~~ ~Utd.pll~ -''NIWPO•T i.~=ie:':.·~·r: JTtr.Ad~ aB3~rnt.~bar . . •,_.not«ie... Jbd.,2~i d hill -OR VIEW 2 BR YN . . bltu dilld ~ Sm • Eut Blutra. '8r, aba pa~. bbat.dock, partly t ,_:, • .._ $500. mo . lnc:l Pool f8 . r t~RB 2 Ba nr park: NewportCrest3.BR,38a, aa.m-'Jm -! APAITMIMTS SZ3S.Zt3.$ti>U1i. . Townbouu. OW, dl•· fllm, no k'dal,.U, f'TI ·~ • .....,,MM717. .J!,i 6 i. New c ti, lam·rm. bllaa, crpts, ~bu.lit. prof. d ca l BRS12SutU • po•al, dbl 11r •Oiuto yryrr~ , ·~ ,,J • realty J t, ..c.r°Gard nerrpln· drps. Leue w/optlon to 1 ~ea.1.B1 .SteJJ1 to octan, adultsonl)'.No~t.I. 2 Br Ui Ba, frplc, en.cl opener. Pool • Rec rw.i~ ·i.-_'. eilt a. '"''' • .... &Uttfde 2 Br~ ... ,~ 'id° A · il lmmecs· buy. 1 4"' lnterHL~ gar. pa:s mo. 6'0·~50 2450Newp0rilJlvd,CM aar. clOM to~h. Adult.I, cenl41r. Adult• only. tm,_Da ·~~'{' ~ :...~:.: r.;J \~pr.older~. ~ ~il4lu · ~ 552-5347 ~"---; ~.&ti.msev.,. 64~'1673 nopeta.~O·tf!0·3S12 mo.wawanll.&44·7232 , 1.,, Ol w • ., Id.tit( . --~ _j _ -" --,: f •• -. --·1 .---· -" J I ;_. • style. , encl. pool. $215.• , near 4.95. ocean. drps, ar, yr- $385. 3-6692 pl. 60' . 4br, rm. Call incl. wknds patio, 0 pets. 1603 Udo. Yrly. S-3464 Ice 2 Ba, • $300. .J . . i: . " r . '{ . ! ( ~ ' t ·' J".4- re'!··· Bu ll~ it ... Oia1?9r it...Hammer It ... Ga rpet, · ... ment 1t ••• Wire tt ... Hoe lt ... Clean lt •.. M ove ll .•. Press lt...Palnt it ... Nall it...Ptester it ... Fix It ... SERVICE DIREC:TORY tff l•t•..,. c.,..... C A --' LI.. .-I-t ,-..&.../fl ri .. .. • .. Ir ....................... .... _.. •== ~ I Hrt1 nG1tf'CW••1 -·-,1· IP•1'MJ•f1' APPLIANCE .REPAIR ~;~~;;;~;.·a,y•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• ••••••--•••••-•••••• $10 -ServiceQlU Patios remodel• · d CiN in my bome, Lawn maintmance. mow ulln1uytllia,,1araf• Howl rehabl lady Brick pavin1. terraced LOTSA PRIDE & Pair 'P~ SIS~ (714)5'9-3U2 additiOos.54"' .. "'" days.Kotmeals,lgeyrd. ""· edeina. trlmmtn1. cleanup. llellablt, rut cleaa your homo, rroot w~lb wJt>nct" Prices LJC/IDS. Calico Llc·Xlotworlt13'7..fltM ::-:;;=:;::~";t-----t--====~::~=:::!~--i Nr. OCC. 3 yrs up. fttedtl8Z-M08 lttYlce.es:MM.$1 1atuhclioo auar. CClllCJ"Cte comblntd. TtJc I' a 1nt1 n g . XI n t . ---------'""'.! ...,,....... CabinetsrorConoois~ur 919-0198 Rderencts.536-1297. entrya.Sh.tmpslonewalli RefenmcH 9'79·333$. Alt~Talloos. rm add'u. ••-••••••••••••••••••• e .... ,,.. ... anTr••n...1 ,.__.._ ... or s.r.kes ·SIJ •Leedf • planters. Lie. 227UO. --pauoa. eetntln& wrk. Lile. Bab itU f b _..,_ ... ~ --.. ....................... Getndofuo.sightly • HOUSECLEANING, Ph· 531-4.913 Int/Ext. Int $15rm. ext .....,., ... 9203 . n1 ~ ~ my ome, SeanJSanfield $48-1914 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDOITAW TRASH&DEBRlS experienced, H .B. & · (lstry·2clrs)$29Scompl.----------- I GOid · thru Tues. AJI . GERWICK & SON Coll Stud t 548-M28 Westminster area. Call Brick, Block, Stont! & Con· (2 stry·2clrs) ,._comp!. loeftllg .. ;:J· cnwesl/Warner ~hases,reas. ~·~es. ADDITIONS-Electrical, Pluroblog, ege en • before lOAM 892·0S60 crete wort by Ste wart Ted 636-7085 •••••••••·~-·-41•••• ·148·2209· wor guar. byCh~laan. REMODfil.LicBl-3109'2 «c.Re.as rates.&tt..it9S7 Clean your unto " ' Mason.ry.536·1108 --· BBPAIM-AJ.L:!.!S C.,.Rhr CJll.IQe.96a-873'1. s.2110 673-6Qfl CARPENTRY Painting haul/trash. Yard clean Ml% MOPPETS f'loshr/Repelr Jleu,freeau, -'•• .. •••••••• .. •••••••CarpetServic• Minor repairs Fre . up,wkguar.96J.8'737. BEFR£E•CALLME' MoYilM) ••••••••••••••••••••••• WaJl830-5020• 0 .REMODEL-BUILD •••••••••••••••••••••••ROMARO ~ONSTRU, estimates54S-14-08 Superb ~seclean'g ~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• VEltV NEAT PATCH SPECLU;onlnsulate stnam~s . additions College Student w/st.roog -reaa r-al 54.5-20.22 afl Movtn..{/_HauUn&. Student JOBS & RESTUCCO. REFS LIC &4S-J.U9 ing Color brigbleaers· concreteworll&remodel· HANDYMAN·Komes DiCYlc pacllup"l1ifc1'. pm w/large truclc. Reas. Freeest.893'-"?Ct. ' · ...w.Ji°L.c.a.r . • lng. 531.2225 Apta. Conscienliou HR. Jelfrey538-1730. • Barry 548·9723 /839·5779 . . CERAMIC TILE. New 6. KAST R Craflsmails bleach. Cleanliv rQl, din BKtrical cnftmt "---....._._, "'-'..c:e MOVING? Let 2 exp men ~espa ~~~~10Ma~~-::· ··~ome·~ ..}~Ml Specialty Remod.elt.l\g & h ti • s .1 • ___..._..., •••••••••••• ••••••• • •• • • • •• wa... --""' finish ·k • rm a .1 · A.g rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• TASK-MASTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• move you. Reas. Reis. (over block walls ). est au:o!or' L R4~3• 1~ee $7G .SO, coliuc:.b $10, chair $S. ELECTRIC I AN ·Sm a 11 Want a REAL CLEAN 833-3944 & 675· 7572. 586-4892 ,.. Ser¥ice • • 111. ~,,. "" ua~ e m pet odor. Crpt jobs, malnttrepalrs. 22 Rouse, yard, boat, re HOUSE? Call Gingham \ ••••••••-••••••••••••• '\ddi.ts, Re.modeling, ..... -..~-y"'elr . R·ers yrsexpr#233108.S48·5203 .. ,, n-.... ,"''75·'"''75 I .Freeests&tS-5.lZt A _,...,., .......... _~ ·~ Remova. m •.J p.. repair 15 yrs expr Do . pairs, painting, pruning G'rt ~ I a \ ~ *---'--....a..i-ls u bin;J I to ~ b .. V, .. LU 0 --RC-~ ~ o-1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• pin 0 ' pr u ft 1p. o • ca mets, panel· 531-0101. E L EC T R I C I A N . • PETERS PAJNTINC MARV'S PLUMBING " -:....-..1 I , con c r e t e . Remodels, additions Mak: e y i u r h.o m FIREWOOD $80 ~/· 492-97391750-9460 Jack or Call Unite<t-Proftssional 22/JV. Reasonable rates· S£9URE. Let us instal HOOu~S~~~i~~~slN~a\~ ~~~~:::~-~~ NOJO~~:iALL ~.l~~ c.-I boo d /t D s. John. Carpet, upblstry, win· 545-1731 · cylinder ~ead bolts o Janice's Raggedy Anns Low rates with Alltron. •---------- dow & floor cleaning. your ~tside doors. Cal 675-6553 Example: Young adults Prof. Painter. lot & Ext. REMODELING Reas prices. Balboa fwllitwe for esumate 9am to Sp save$336.642·3800 Qual work & reas. Free Alterations, repairs. lsland. 675-9024. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moo·Frl. 645-1822. Honest reliable lady to , ~ • est. 751-0684 /548·2759. stores,addJtions,baths&C..---&/C ...._ Stripping, refinishing, PIANO 1 Coll Pk clean your home, .._captftCJ . kitchens, cabine ts, "'""""" oncre,.. KITCHENS, Din rm sets. ages 5.fdJ~Nationally satisfaction guar. ref.••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t class Ext/Int. Parnl· paUos, cement work.••••••••••••••••••••••• CbemClean.892·6389. 536-1297. Rototilling-$25. Landscap-ang, Papering. airless Contractor does. own Custom Brick Work. certif'd teacher. Xlnt re ing, Sod·Bluegrass 16W spray,2Syrsexp979·5294 work. Palombo Const. Pat~os & wall sour GwdellilMJ suits. 5Sl·S332. • •HOUSECLEANING• Sq.Ft. Tom 960-2l'l0 -- DRAIN CLEANED from UpMfshty $4.50 Eves, wknds same ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnce. Guar. 558-7380 Plumber. repair, repipe, service l.ines & installa· tton. G Gidley &42·9315. 64S-8512 u . ..IL reCerences 536 7711 M--ih . Paint intr $20. rm, ing, water service lea s, lll's~twy Serving Orance Co over 20 yrs. Recovering/ re-- pairing/ restyling. No job too small, cet our price before you decJdc. Wm. G. Czykoski, owner. Member B.8 .8 . All work specialty. Fast.efficient. ••••••••••••••••••••••• By reliable couple. Good Cus~tom paint/wallpaper· 10,..,o off w/ad. any plumkb- guar. 962·8314. Reliable, expert &arden· nd' 9 · · .. -;;;;";:............... s p e . on ex le r 1 or . bathroom enclosures. re· ROOM Additions, Free Estimates! Phillips Ing. Mo maillt, sprklrs, & ....................... Housework done by ex· 968-7452 as. ~·:M68. ---------- garages, patio cover & Cement Co. Patios, l ndsc p'g. Plan.ts a t •HAULING• perienced dependable MASONRY·Tile, brick,---------Havesomelhingyou wanl 64S-5910/64s.6105. cabinets. Mr. Ke rn driveways.Uc., Bonded. w h olesa le prices. YARDCLEANUP lady . Reasonable block, concrete, stone. HOUSECOATS ' Have something to sell ? tosell?CJasslfiedadado 547· 7334 751·5657 after 6 646-1012 • • 556-0347 * * 636-0974. Lic'd. 968·2504 By Larry (714 )548-4745 Classified ads do it well. it well. 64.2-5618. Apalwnh......_ entals to st.are 4300 OfficeRental 4400 ~la•Ht/ LostlrfoeMd 5300 Plt"SOftds 5350 HelpW..ted 7100 Ht«pW.W 7100tWpW..t.d 'JIOO •.•••••••••••••··~·•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport leach 3869 CPA or ProC. wanted to • •••••••••••••••• . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVING? !re suiCe 13x14 ore. luslMss FOUNJ?, female 4 mos MASSAGE ASS~ILHS BOYS IUD GIRLS A•olctD.afttlts mo locL:s recept & OpporluRity SOOS Cat, lilghr blk/gry. Vic. FIGURE MODELS E lectronic. PCB As· M -r-A ct .1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bristol & Segerslrom, sembl~ & wiring har· f ld d uld OCEANFRONT Call House-Mates ~wp:Ctr~ &;e~~o~~~o: DR~ shop for.sale. Top SA. ~7·5861 . ESCORTS nesse~. Must "possess 1. you are 12to16 years O an WO l·Bdrm.Yearly$32S Gaincomfortablerent& Suite?.45.640-8500 CostaMesalocalion.Call FOUND · l dd. h OutcaJl·Appt.only knowledge of electronic like to e.arn .$20 to $.50 an~ mor~ per STEPS TO IEACH a compatible roommate. Paul 831-1400 or 64S.5000 b •al geOOG ~~ Home·Of'fice·Studio assembly &/or wmng week, with a chance to win a trip to 2 BR. 2 ba, yrly, rum. 832-4134AskforJim ELEGANTEXECUTIVE apt218 r,!"°wn 0m leM 'c ~~ 6 ~1 3ll I harness prQcedures. Philadelphia Cape Kenned y oi+ $375 OFFICES PACE ,,esa e . ar • : · ~ • Several positions ·avail . • 3 BR. 2 ba. Wntr. $350 Roommate wanted, fem. Plush, all services avail. • M.fg. s• Fibgls Sa.bot 549-9030 <Teddi or Chns l F\111 co. benefits. Paid ~ashmgton, D.C .. and cash a':"arcis, 3 BR, l YJ ba house $375 Move in Jan 15 or Feb 1. Newport Center Sailboat:;. Ex. l)roflts! LOST Gnlllld Ope"'-g• bolJdays & proht shar· bakes and other pnzes, I have a JOb for ·SEA WIND Home·Miss. Viejo. $200 644·7180 SUIOOalllnv. 751-6867 A.PARK ing. Irvine lndust 'l com· you. If you are willing to work bard, IJl0.831·1658eves. Dec. 13th. Vic Big Sur, MASSAGE plexa ea 5564527 _::-~ al of Condo; 2 BR. 2 Ba. Un· lusiMss R..tal 4450 •Ul'\.l•OR LICENSE Dana Pt large white r · · · learn responsibility ano the v ue rum.yearly.$400 BR house female rm· ,..... SS.ComboMassage money, call Mr. Scott, 549·8956. mate needed. Balbo·a •••••••••••••••••·~··•• ORANGE COUNTY ON· w/choc. point Siamese with this ad. Assistant needed part Island. Aft 5pm or IDEALshoplocatedln the ~CAOCKLETAIG'~!:'ERAL Cat, altered Reward. •SAUNA timeby Lawyerforwork Transportation will be furnished. This all t th F t Ca .LA> 493-8041 in Orange Co. Need m· ;.-,,.t te wkends3090nyx. m a e ac ory, n· Lo L Pri • PJUVATE ROOMS telligent, pleas ant &.>•av a paper rou . associated 8 II<)"-E II~ ~ E Al T 0 II S l ' \.A. 8,Jl(J(Jlj l:,'l 1~61 1---------• nery VUlage, N.B. $110. w, ow ce! REWARD r · · Hours : 12 noon·lOpm Equal Opportunity Employer Male to share w /same mo. 673·9006 ; 673·9393 Call: Mr. Wi.p.ston. or missing Mon·Sat. person. age 25·30. Wnte: N C Co d B Coll-~ (2 3 ...,2 A'>A I 1 g h t t a n Occupant, Box 1596, Los -------... -•! pt rest n °· 2 r, 2 ArtCe t L Be h ""'"· 1 >" -ogo9 Cockapoo/ Pekinese . 1885·8 Park Ave. Angeles Daily J ournal, , ----------•Ba. gar, O'cean Vu, n er, aguna ac Costa Mesa $200.incl'd util. 642.1039 Sbop. 190 ~q. n. 1442 S. RESTAURANT-about 5 yr old female & 646_9944 210 S. Spring St., L.A. Help W..+ed 7100 Help W....., 7IOI .__, t r... i L-~ Coast Hwy (805) 5Z7·9665 T"8 LOC ... TIO .... •. pregnant. Lost Sun. in 90012 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.._ IWWW S n1m Snvu or 644·1.230GeneThibault 2 86 VY" " ..... vie. of Lion Counlry•----------1---------oru.furnlshed 3900 or <714 >494· L • West New por t. Xlnt Sr · C II M Al •SST MANAGER •••••••••••••••••••••v ~mmate to share lge ~pt A ·1 2/1/7" Bldg r cond. Good terms, long a an a r. ex·~...__.. & !"\ • . , in CdM $225 ea 1 child va1 . v, · or ander at 837·1200 or Mrs. , .. -:::.;__ Leading Junior Specialty THEEXCITING OK 556.3106 640.8034 AutoMech'sBus.Loc.in r ange p otential. .BoggsatS93·3429 r.parUTKNt Store needs exper. PALM MESA Ans. . ' rear or Harbor Body Agent-M. Giannini ••••••••••••••••••••••• qualified person. Send MINUTES TO NPT eves. Works on Placentia, CM. 642·5200. LOST: Fem. Beagle, Vic. Schools Ir resume or call for Appt. SCH. Need rm mate to share 548·8797afl.noon. Nwpt Blvd./Mesa Dr. Instruction 7005 M. Wolkoys , 24142 'Bach,1&2BR. N.B home, pvt Br,, & Le B Loe 302 M . leer&WhteTCIYet"ll CM . 1/13/76. Reward!••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hill s Mall. from $l80. bath, $140 mo. ~ util ase. ay . · am, Mets $2500 MOllfh &iS-0420 Astrology charts cast. In-Laguna Hills , 92653. Adults,NoPets ~9438eves. Balboa ~enan. Walk b~ Owne~ re~g after~ FOUND Small puppy Jan tuitive ioterp. Call 586-1694 1561 Mesa Dr. . traff\c Gift shop, art, or . yrs. in business. This 11 Dover Shores 499-3003 ror appt. ----------• (5 Blks East or Newport Responsible non"smoker 962-6009 Ion~ est. tavern has been • G4S.S4l2 Attending, meals & pers. Blvd ) Mor F to share new No. ff a wmner for years. Good · Psychic & Intuitive care nd'd for elderly lady 546 986o Laguna ocean view ex· 600 SQ FT store or 0 ice game action. Lots of in· FOUND: Camera & lens. Professional counseling Fri/Sat eves. Days Sun. · ecutiveunit.2lgbd'sw/2 front. $l55· 646·2130 or dust. & local l.rade. Agt. Callbtwnl&5.541.7501. 499·3003forappt. & occ. wknds also IM COSTA MES.A ba, $200. +util. 67s-&121. 679-3709 531-4460 ---------• emerg'y back· up for day n-1 • Male graduate, French nd nearlrvlne&Newport nas. Lot 3500 sqrt, suitable for----------Found. Gray Toy Poodle. student seeks any job, _a_t_te __ a_n_ce_._546_·_37_5_9 __ DRIVER Daily Pilot has o~ning for driver in Laguna (So. Laguna area) to deli~er papers to carriers. Approxi mately 20 hrs. per wk. 5 afternoons 2:45 to 4t1S and 8 hrs. on Stm. Must have latge Stat ion Wagon or Van. Call 642-4321 and ask for Harry Seeley for details and appointment. business or Industry. DB.JCATES~ Male, approx 6 yrs. driver, child care & ---------• Garages for Rent 4350 Will lse &/or buikl if de· NETS S 1100 MOHTH Garden Grove BI vd. other. Will consider live· Hefp Wanted 7 100 Hefp W.t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sired in HB. 556-1017 Massively~qyiU_ed, Garden Grove. 962·9566 in 0 r Jo w r e o t . AYON ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••··~··••• Garagelorrent .• 1959Ma·,_......_trialR--Aal ~soo feat ures ~?let Reward. Lost Super-8 714·752-8920 De tail Man . e~·per . ple Ave, Costa Mesa. $25. -""'' .. cheeses & fine wan es, Minolta XIAOO on Npt ----------• MIL G_. r__ -~ mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• does carry out catering. Blvd. btwn 22nd & l7th: Jobs W..ted. 7075 """ ~· -·~ ·Bovs & Girls Piecework App Y in •----------•Lease 1.000 sqrt w/office Should promote cheese & 83S-2l6l4/S48-0802 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uwder ly <~ c D · person, Costa Mesa Car DISTIMCTIVE 1533 Baker (Harbor 110.220 v, heat, hot wine pa rties. Agt. Nurse w/physical therapy Chrishnas ::t~i~or::.~voe~g~out~1_W_as_h_. 2059 __ H_ar_bo_r_._c_.&_1_. AcMt Apcw lments B I v d · > • C · M · Lg e water, new building, gd 531-4460 Lost blk female Scolisb exper. 5 Days. $150 wk. lils7 Earn may be available in your Dishwasher wanted. Full Beautiful new develop· enclosed area. $25 mo. locale. 645-2244 . •.-r. w--~ 50 I 0 Terrier, name Maggie, Live.in if nee. 848·0564. area . Earn profit for de· & part time. Call or app- h II · · 540-2200 WWWIMIS .-..-vie Magnolia & AUanta . . . Ii · & h t · w c menl wit a ameruUes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.B. 963_7558 I wllJ. babysit infants to 5 money to pay them as an ven es cas • nps or ly in person. 2633 . st clubhouse, pool, tennis, S2S Single, secure 2177 AIRPORT Wanted·coin ope r a ted yrs m my home. Mon· A VON REP RES EN . merchandise for selling Hwy. 642-8475 •. gym. Great floor plans, Miner nr Victoria CM . 3200Square Feet laundry "going busi· L ost : M a I e Ger Fri, on Thurin, across TATIVE. I'll show you new s ubscriptions. For DOCTORS ASSIST. private patios/dee.ks, 494·17SJ 19W PerSq. Ft. ness"492·0217 Shepherd/Collie mix. from Annas Pre·scbool how. Call 540·7041 or information please call beamed ceilings. Avail d" . ed ffi Blk/brn/wht Cur. Has 543.1245 Zenith7·1359. 642·4321. f'rom San Young l adies 08·28) to rum orunrurn. 2Air·con 1':i0n o aces, lftvn...._. ti t d h k 1----------i----------Clemente-Sao Juan work with legimate Offi R 4400 amplepark1ng ity 5015 par Y rus e c o e y tt k . C . t 11 . H Ith S frOMS2lO....... ce ental · C ~ chainon 646-8405 oung a orney see s, lD· . ap1s rano area, ca massage m ea pa. 555PClllllcmin CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harborlnvest. o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · teresting non·legalBabys1tter.anmoons3to 495-0630 andM1ssionVie· No exp. req., we train . • 714,54,•1°3•02 1501 W•stclff Dr. Realtors 673-4400 If you have available FOUND: Afghan dog. Vic employment.548·2938 5;30. Mon thru Fri. 2 jo-EI Toro area, call Apply noon · 8 pm. 211z .., runds·joinmeinahighly of Landmark Tract, H.B. girls, 7 & 10. 551..()635 aft 581·6310. Harbor Blvd. Cos tn NptFrysouthtbBak:er NewportFinancialCtr 2000 Sq. ft. of~. & profitable farming busi· 962.2125. Desire lo locate in 6. EqualOppor.Employer Mesa. rightatPaularino. LeasingOfficeSpac• warehouse space direct· ness. 1 do t he work. Orange Co. Currently•·----------·------------------ Salesofficeopenfrom Callon Sile Manager ty across from OC LeBeau p 0 Box 1651 LOST: 12/31. Vic or Chan· serving as administrator Babysitter. Mon· Fri., DRIVERS WAHTED 9AM to6:30PM cn4)642·3111ext246 Airport. 5(9-1480. Co6ta M~a ·m · ticleer Rest. N . ~. in a lrg out of state my home, own trans, BOOKKEEPER highly Men or Women • Forgel·me·ootspraypm. church. 43 Yrs. bus. ex· CdM. 640-7532. quaJ. parttime. Sat. OK. Mustbe2Sorover New bldg 2500 sq. ft., M·l MoMy W..t.cl 5030 Reward. 752·7933. per., 25 yrs real estate, d M. K., P. 0 . Box 2112. Apply ln Person IOOIM 4000 WESTCLIFF BLDG . w/fl ore. Lge rear dr. 11~ •••••••••••••••••••••• building. subdividing & BABYS~TTER Wante Costa Mesa , Ca. 92626 Yetlow Cab sq.ft. Days 540·5710; $10 000 eeded , LOST Jan 13th. female appraising. Hold ap. for 2 children, 3 days wk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room• $25 wk u p . w/kilchen. Apls S37 .50 wk up. 548·9755 or ~3961 NEWPOtH BEACH eves.646--0681 • n 1or super gokleo Irish Setter. 18 praisal designation, Prefer Grandma type. Business man looking for 11251SlaterAvenue prime real estate ven· mo. old . Vic . In· Calif. brokers lie., Calif. 549-9410 ~ time associate. Fount.ainValley ,.l'.A1tc11 ••""" Office/Industrial s pace, t~re: $l5,ooo returned dianapolis, Magnolia & life teaching credential $5000. yr. 64S·llS2 Electrical Contractor, ~!,:'-,........ Lag Niguel area 400/3000 withtn 6 mo. Secured & Newland, Hunt. Bch. as appraisal instructor. lic'd for large custom , <-,., I " f ,~ I • '•4/ ..... .,_ S. F. Nr Frwy 831·1082 personally guaranteed. 968-6641 Reply to L.A. Campbell, BANKS S •-L IUS PERSO .... h ~;:;;.,....,... Write 1, Daily Pilot, Box ex ..... house, Lag11Da. 833-8614. Laguna Bch. Pri ome. ./ 1200 Sq. Ft. M·l space lSOOCM. CA92626. P..-scMMlls 5350 c/o Ad H arp, lSSOB IRANCH MANAGER Full·Time, Days. ~°2°17k6~!!!~~15. ~==..... w/front office. lge rear Mort T t ••••••••••••••••••••••• CMaesraa';NCaa9'2626y Dr , Costa Advancement Available. .... -v "'o;ov ~ ,._,,. ""'"" door. $189.50 mo. 629 CJC!CJeS• nlS 5035 Drinking problem? • · Apply In Person ROOM 'fl/ 11; It c h e n Terminal Way. 540·5710 DeiclS Call Alcohol Helpline Babysitting, my home o..s A Federal Savings As· Mon thru Fri 3·5pm priv'lgs, employ~ pre· days,646·068l eves. ·L·o·····N·s···u·p··t·a···a·o·;,o·· 24 hrsa day~3830 yrs, Brookhurst & sociation is seeking a COCO'S rerred. 962·7520 *COST ... MES ... * /C SPIRITUAL READER Yorktown HB. 968·7218 manager for its Newport Fashion Island rr ts " " Beach office. Individuals Pvt eot /K. priv. CM $25/ Sdl40 up s.toreb·Oathices17c3pOl 2500 Sq. Ft., 3,000 Sq. Ft., ht TD Lo..l"/40/o Open 10 AM ·lO PM Help W..ted 7100 should have financial or Equal Oppor. Emplo)'er W .. •-•aA/mo. up. rps air · 10 000 Sq Ft SD 2-~TO L Ad · II tte hi h ... ,,..,., Be h Bl H.B 842 2834 , · ··near · · nu o.t · vaceona ma rs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• business exper. w c ---------548·5954or556-0058 ac ' · · Frwy. Natlress Really, FairestTermssincel949 312N . El Camino Real, .....-.w:r-..,........,........,...., can effectively stimulate CAR WASH FREE RENT 979-6571 r. .-1.11-M'-Co. San Clemente. For appt. Acctng Clerk/mfg $600+ new business develop· Hm:• • W ....... T~ Now renting. Singles, ~ • .,. 492 "'"u 4.92 9136 .....-~ ..... DI kitchenettes. Pools. TV. Of'rices a~ l~w as~~ per OFFICE suite approx. 800 642·2171 MS-0611 . ........, · Secy/Bkkpr/AIA $800+ ment. assist customers, F/limeonty. 20+ B.ECTROHIC Assemblers. P CB A!>· semblecs & wiring har- nesses . Must possess knowledge or electronic assembly &/or wi ring harness procedures . Several positions avail . ~ll co. benefits. Paid holidays & profit shar· ing. Irvine lndust'l com· plex area. 556-4527. Dally, wkly, monthly. sq ft. Mas~on VieJo & sq. rt. w/encl. patio. Lose your cool with your Order Desk $625 & motivate personnel. METRO CAR WASH AduJts.536-4170 Laguna Niguel. 200 lo Completely furn., incl. 2ndTDLo.sW..tecf children? Help is avalla· Accnt/prop mgmt to$8SO Xlnt worlting conds & Electricians Asst. ----------12000sqft.831·1400 dr afting table w/plan BuyT.D.'sfor cash. ble24hrs.s.tt-8939 lrvinePersonnelAgency benefits. __ 2950 __ Ha_r_bol"' __ B_l._C_._M_._, $810 to $989 per mo. Single Sleeping room , drawers draped crptd, Loans on 2.nd T. D. 's 488 E. l7th Costa Mesa COOK HHDB> w /knowledge of repair· private entranee & bath. F~EE RENT .. N.p~ch at A/C s tereo id~al for New Loans~2nd T.D:s Single Adult Fellowship Suite 224 642·1470 .Reply to: Mr. Kerr, Experienced. Apply in ing electrical eqwp. in· Male adult onl7. $2.5/wk:. airport .. Ullht~es & contractor'. Buralar $3000. ·$30,000. BibleSludy·Sunday9am ~ 714/S22·06l0 person Ma Barker's, 212 cl'ng lighting, motors & 673-5799 Janitor incl. Garden alarm.$325. mo. Equity lnvsmt. Div. 2525Newport.Blvd.CM EqualOppor . Employer E 7thSl CM electric al controls . suitesfrom$88.979•6666· Also warehouse suitable BARNETl'MTG.CO. Goldie Runyon,642·7550 AUerations . l · Desire exper. working ~m upper. Pvt ba. cov I ho " ""'Y lnO Ct COOKS (2) w/electrical clock & btll gar, pool, N~. mature an Clemente. New for smal a p. 715 sq.... "" rs rg y. FOXY GllLS TAILORESS . adlt$115,&46"84~eve Prestigious building. incl. 13' high w/amall of. 645-2134 anytime Bar ber·Lady t o work Wanted, e.xper, Apply in systems. Equal Oppor ..:;;;;:;_;__....:...-______ , Coo\tenient l~tion. Ex· flee. 12x13\la' metal over· ertl/J/lwtl/ OUTCALL-MASSAGE Part·Time w/same in very good person only, blwn 12 & 3. Em PI Y r A P Pl Y Quiel home ln Lacuna ecuUvesuites avail now. head door w/walk·thru Pan•rA•/ MODELING PleaseCall&«·S070 Laguna Bch shop. Call Mario's 3201 E . Coast Capistrano Unified Niguel SU.5/mo~ 495-5752 $ 2 4 0 . m 0 • Ag n t, door. burglar alarm. $75. , --t & R.......:-~ Home-Of'fice-Studio. •·asL for Pam,494.7075 Hwy, CdM. School District. 12s1d2E 2320 Newport Blvd _. .._ 542-3169 ... .. V i c t o r i a B v . or 831·9279 714·492.-9920. ~Mesa. 548·2616 ' ••••••••••••-.•••••••,••• Mr. Carbajal BARM AlD·Must be relia· COUMTH GIRLS Capistrano Beach . ~t tto-4150 Exec & 8usiness Suites 5 00 * * * ble & dependable, no ex· F/time. Exper. pref'd or ....................... new! Prime H.B. loc. Storege 4550 ....................... Jws.loM... A"'AYCLERI per.nec.847·5-tll. will train.6"-0893. EXEC. SCTY Lovlne care ror eldort1 many xtras 963·7202 •••••••,••••••••••••••• "! * * 9152 •Sol A•• / • male or rem. Bal. dfet.a, \4 ACRE. Fenced 11torage •--D_.. • l~oe BCJa~ Manul. de· Barmaid, days & nights. Counter help. Week·ends. Newport Center Offices. homey,patlo.$44.3113 •lMO FREE.RENT• area In Santa Ana 60t C•C..esta Fa•taleV., Sire$ expetd A/P Clerk Apply in person, Tin Apply after 3pm. Dim· Skilled in typ i n l1 ..:.;.:..;_;~::...._-----1 l·Z·3 R m. orflces from Heights Tu deductible S Cl t You are the winner ol to handle heavy work Lillie, 752 St. Clair St, mitt Cleanen. 3200 E. shorthand, filing ana VQC41tfMl ...... s 4250 $135 per mo. Near lbro h.Se Sc ts call •••• e two free dinnen ($1.4.50 load.979·2880. Costa Mesa. CslHwy,CdM. phone. Salary open. Call •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• airport.Nolease req. &42-4~or Ms·~ · You are ·the winner of value> selec:t e.c,t from -------::-:----1 . .=:=:..::=.:::.:_ _____ , ... __________ , Mr.Letterman,640-4550 Cabin. 2 ety, 2 ba, frplc, 83.1·32239Ttlnoon two free dinners ($14.50 SkinQY Mike'smenu at APT MANAGER (cou· IEAUTICIAHS DlHTAL laeeatina arta, alJJS a..10. . Storage shed. 1/8" HD value> sel~cted from HOUDAY INN ~~~ri~:~t~ ~n:a~':s Mgra'w/f for lop %. NB Exp. Chair side usisL EXEC. SICalTAIY Snow time restr'l'I Jan For Leate Pnme Loe. on 1teel. 12x4 ~x9'. Klee SldnnY Mike a menu at JI JI lrt1tol St.. °'apt management. Man Salons. 540-IS82, 644..()661 r~ busy H B ore. Part Major corp. localed neat • teb. *··•· wkend. fZ ~:~.,1~e;;!.:i: ~.$1$0.~·~l. ~DA~-: c..NM... must be able to do llte BEAUTY·INl rst yllst ..;.U:.;.:me~.983..w.:.:.:...:..:..;:..:.1·:.___....:;...~..,0~· c~~~~~~.c;: $175.·S'ZOO. <tb> pel'ION. ed . Perfect for LOckedapacetx 18,917 JIJllrit .. PteuecallM.2·5178.ext. plumbing le elec. re· w/follow. Needed Im· DENTAL ore needs typing• sh reQ'd. <::all Above Lake Gre11ory, Showroom, Real Est.ate Mlaion, CM, for appt. C....MeM m toclaimyourUclleta. palrs. Cost.I Mesa area. med.644-8782or644-0398 employees for ex· CeciliaLawson,540-mt. CraWn area. Day or Ole Boutique, orator.. c1U5S2·'185S Please call 8'2·56'7•1 ext. * * * No chiklttn. Salary + pansion. Fnt ore & nl1ht, 714·3l8·i650 or Call Eves •93·2111 or S33tocla1m)'OU1"Uctur\I. --------. apt.113&-7352 llAUTYOPlllATOR Cht.1.rside,bothmin.lyr 714.-.1631. .m.lilL ~ IHt•W..eH 4600 • • * HAPPY ONES Sln1IH :.1..:-.auy ._ £am mor. by ronlln1 exper. Pleasant group S rt r t •••••••••-•••••••••••• Dance, a1 ~. Sat. ~--"-• 1paco. Lead int CdM prad.. lncld'• altema~ PaJmM p 0 £. e>~re;. 'lxKlllW•S.hs CA.llPENTER&wlrew1U Lost•"-d SJOO Jan. M, 8:30 pm . Hotel SULCOATIMA 1aloo . .llm, .. 4·7321, Sat. AM's. NEWPORT ~.:{d~ >Un\ ar~a. Full 1ervice aultt1 f\Jt up.clean up house-•••• .. ••••••• .. •••"•••• Laaun1, $3..Door prb.6t. Exper. Seal Coat AP· SS2.QM3 Cl'R DENTALlfO.Utt Pool tennis courts avaUable lD airport area uch101e lower r ent. LOST 12·2'7, LO MALE PREGNANT? pile.ton Mtded for lm· ;;of., csm mo., (71') CN.8.)Starlln__!.!00· Catt ~7 ~~.Ji~Ce~ ER · C.rlA._ ccWlclaAUa mod. emJ>loyrnent. Mu.s1.1-------.....1-~~lf~u~~~.f.! - 3-= _ _..,..,. "itr1pm. &D>ll«t 3 or 4 BR house w/l yr counHlln1 le referral. bAv tetra. tranap. • •--"---------• ......_Iii.._. 41 omcE SPACE for rtftt le an. L • 1 u. n • or Yuhlca camera lotl at Abortion, .. doption " willl;,c to t.r~lel occas. ForCluaUitd Ad •• . .+••• .. ••••......... 00 ~Hwy, ~::~ Newport Bea~b. &ellM ~~:~~~w::l~s:.=· ~~l£ ~7•2563 :: ad~=~·.m:!t~t Agl~~N SHAU mJ luXUJ'1 apt. 8q.n .$l50mo. H.B.unlum.Zor3bdrm.2 Larry, 714/5'9·1187 Oail.1Pilot 8AYPRONI' a BR, a Ba, FREB RENT. l month on btb.,apt. or house br •·ouNO: lrlsb Setter PREGNANT? AW>rtfon betwn 8am-4pm for in· AD-VISOR f!"z lea. Oar. f llO, •UOO.q.. n.deh&H ale. Feb. i. mu.~. I.At Or. P\U)PY; .. ram er •1 Bots• Countettnc & ,.,erral. at tervew appt . Eqwal Op. &U-$61t ..... . C. ric. M0-2200 xlnl. ref. 536·2337 Chlca no.1194-095 hrhelpUnc.'47·~. por. EmploYel". . -' ~' DAILY PILOT • Saturd!y. J.,,U!!Y 17, 1119 ' b;, Help W..tM 7100 ........ 1005 DOCJs • 1040 Ftwlla e 1010 ....... 1050 ltt.li, ..................................................................... ······~················ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~ ..... !!~~ •••••~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~~ ..... ?!.~ .... ~~ ..... ?!~ * * "' •i~~THAuas"5 •PIT WORLD'• bactrm!d~!:1~:~~ ~ :.6a.'1ri '::"" !: ~ s...-,1 W "'"'',. • Cocllen, Chihuahua, base. Jfvy Olau Top. WllloG't 8ar1ain Nook. JUNIOR SALESMAN SALES MANAGER TRAINING l~i • 1 • lahanncthelrannu.alln· Poodles , Shlb·tiu, m.71191 54.\W.lethSt.C.M. .. , I tllSt. \'entory .. 10. Maltese. 0 . Sbopberd,1---------1-;__-------- 10 To 15 Years Old .Earn $2().$40 per week worki.nJ after . school & Saturdays. Huntmgton Newspaper promotion company has openings ror peopje with vans or station wagons. Earninp $UO to $300 ·or more per week . Good chance for advancP.menL M~t be able to work with teenagers. This is not a paper route. Mew~••p01""'rt..e1eoc1t Uplo'°"'offll Samoyed. Jap. &J>anlell, P•HlclU•4Sl1e You are tho wlnner ot 4Z231stSl. N.B. mini-Schoau.zer, Poms. Wehr fed two Cree dnnera (SJ.4~~ 67U001 100 mixed pupplt.'1. Stud 0 n p 0 duta1. she It valUo) aelected from •vt mctt l>Neda. 2'2S W. hdb d h Skinny M~e'a menu at Oriental ru1s. Kerman 17th at Fairview. SA. r " eater, foll HOLID .... YIMM Saruk Is Hamadan. ~ ()peneves,5Sl·S02'7. bd1prud. Must sell, "' a ppr a ts e d • a l U'e. $1.1S. C.1U73-~71. 313 I lrt1tol St. 675-o.S93'7. Dog OBEDIENCE Class Glua/iroo Dinette, sofa, C0tt. Mne to Start Thur1 J an22 **IBUY** Good Used f\a mlture & AppUancea--OR J will Sell ror You. MASTIH AUCTIOM '"'"''" & 133-9615 Aft M:• 142-1542 • ,Beach & Fountain Valley areas only. l.eave name. address & phone numbet ·on tape recorder. Call 536-4298. Call Mr. Scott at 549·8956 for appointment. Pleue call M2·56'7'8, ext. AnUque4·ooster bed. • 7:30 PM. Newport/ =: =r, cir. TV. 3.13toclaimyourllclteta. ~ 1 Irvincarea.~ WANTED: Clean blde·a· * * * 1 Schn COFFEE TABLE -New PJc!d, reasonable. Equal Opportunity Employer ---------LILL!" ""'S SPECIAL Min. M/ auser 6 mo. custom made walnut 638-8684 .n..n cropped e:trs, shots, bl Telephone &lea-Need 15 SALE,. OF RARE AN· h s e b r k S 7 s . co,~lo"?porary ta e, SA.LE Students p/time 21~ hrs TJQ\JES. ~lso cloaing 49S-5S07/49S·9t67 18 X51 . Never used, Decoratorfunftwe Ual..WClftfed 7100 ...._W9'hcl 7100 per wk. Easy work. out all prlmlUvea, at $6SPM. ~al~ 9J~..Sl23 after Park Newpol't Mode l ......... W &.....-' 1•00 u....t.,.Ml-i....~ 7100 ·~ • ...,. 497-1034 or appl~ 1027 greatsavlngs. CoUiePuppies,6wks, 5 w nu.. • ~ an..u • .,..,.. " --................. -.... • ............... •-•• -...:; Co ' i H ,.. • Ulltan'ir Antiques-xtnt I httd Apta Sun JAn 18. lOam. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALESTATESALES no. asi wy, te "· Cann Vtll w c nm 8' Spanish dining table 4pm. All sales cash & GENERAL OFFICE MEN'S LOCKER JOl.D # 1 SAl.ES.CASl:f1ERS Lag. Bch 4-7PM. 423 . .:7ist N a1f8 $25, 96S-78JS w /8 matching hi·back final. Park Newport Spa, C d · t Permenanl pos1tioo, OP·Ti:-v .... o L COMPANY s tOnJ · · Adorable Australian Shep leatber chairs. Xlnt Jamboree&SanJoaquln re rt .• :iccoun s rec.. ROOM HELPER POrtunity for training, ~ 1 1 Y · cond u.IU\ ll()Okkeeo1?1ng knowledge Prl vate country club. tcwtMtl, R•alfon xlnt employee benefits. needs dependable person .. puppies, 6~ weeks old. . _.... 642-4398 ...:tll::.:..::Us.;...;..Rd_. ------ helpful. Sm.All ofc. . Shoe s tune & laundry. 3 •Free 15 day training Applybt.wn2-4p.m.Mon· MJ F who ca~ work OAK $25.5ST·93S9. RCA Color TV 25'' con. Mapleffutch,table,2cap· 540-l.SOO Mont Fri 9·4. Days wk. 644-5404. course Fri. . without supervision in Our Amer. & European sole, remote control. talns chairs 2 Windsor F 11 •Cadillac carprogram HOMESIUCSHOP beach area. Contact Antiques are by far the FreetoYou 1045 Xlnt cond. $150. Twin chalrs 2 ba.:Stools2wht General Otrice. u or MOO ELS· MASSEUSES •Hawa1·1· Acapulco tri""' customers. Age unim· finest selection of quality ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... d, Green Herculon · 1 'hat'rs 1 bra1·d-... P •rt tlm{' •ls l pl'a ce -sal•s,...io 2200 Harbor llvd, --'ant, but maturity 1·s. ~ vmy c · o:u .. f'agure .Models, Escorts .., -· furniture in the county. 3 male lab/mix puppies. Sofa, Folding Col. $20. rug 1 wing 'back uphol bi S H!J60 needed. Top mooey. New Orange County C.M. We train. Write T.S. See our new arrivals All black. 6 wks old, ea. 552-lm • chair 968•2260 aft 5. G~~}~;1i~~ oW ~r:w~~ Sturuo. 631 - 3811 ;~~r~~gceec~~~~s taken Seamstress, hats & bag ~ ~ ~ tk h, w ~ ~ ~ e 8 r. ~ 00;~9~'too~5· ;;~ei~ten~v:~1:C::l. Liv rm ·~t. couch & Jove Sofa,~· Blue velour, down 1 rl'l'"-a) 83S·:Wlti ,_ ________ •I •Isl place-listings sold in exper preferred. Great Petroleum, Ft. Worth, 1996 M wport 11 d. uonate & healthy. Even· seat, beige on wbt. All cushions, $50. C IHL FHIDAY. p:a rt time. 1 d.1y p wk S25. 1IJ\ L•tl· l~ ptn J.:. er 1.inds. U rt.111 , 97!1-2551 l\ newport Orange County working cond., send Tx. E.O. E. e " ings 646-0163 I o o s e r e v e r s 1 b 1 e 495-0069. ~..... sume w/salary desired CM cushions, S175. Port --~------~ ' ' personnel ·lsl place·advertising in to PO Box 1319 Costa The Red Balloon is look· 645-9468 * * * dsbwshr, ... .,. Dbl box G--Sal• 8055 -r-.,.,,-California MesaCalif."""'""' a·ng for exce pta·onal ~ -~ ..... Int I d j . I -u ·---------John o....a.... spring & mattress, $15. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. . agency •.., P ace· a vert sing n career oriented sales Antique Oak Treadle sew-~ D' bl ht 1~ ~ the U S A , SEAMSTRESS 520 Fe,,.af 1!1elle l • "' • w • Yard Sate. Sat only 10-4. -WM -752·0331 H•lst plB~ce winner· RELO Exper to do production ~~~~ ~oa t~!l~ s'f ns:I~ ~~~d.m~~.h 6~~~r9k~n~ COf'OftCI., Mar ~~~:~~r.cebe'! ~i~~l~. '$a~'. lm4922owrEl, ~ugAsv, e~[:V~!'3.c, ome uyer·s contesl work. Salary com· management or tolOpm. You are the winner of Kin bo & Accountant SI SK If unlicensed, let us as· 11\~'psurale w /exper. chUdrens & young Jr's. two free dinners ($14.50 g size x spnng clothes, kit items, books, ,., ~s. GIRL FRIDAY Lli;bt t-'pt!, l1k . l'lcn cal, phooc~ S55o mo. 1'148·1400 llunt'J.: Hdl Ma nuf. exper req'd. sistyouinoblaining1our 54'-~ Please contact LlndaAppUancH 8010 v•lue) selected from mattress, mi~.rored dblked,bedlinens,girl's (Large machinery). All RealEslatelicense.Call Resos at 19 Fashion ••••••••••••••••••••••• SkinnyMike'smenuat hdbrd, $US. 24 color bike, sew'ng mach, disbursement & A/Pac-LEECOLLIMS SEAMSTRESS lsland.644-8808. Apt. size Maytag washer HOLIDAY INN TV,consol,$50.&45·7954. violins, snow blowr. GirJtoDeliver tivity. Manuf. job cost, 962-5566 Westsail Corp. bas an & dryer combo. Xlnt. 313l lristo1St.. Rattan !urn. Couch , Cancelifrain's. lease machines. records. $100 963 8738/ 645 8913 d bl b Fl ,\er ~ in lll'W tract So II lmmed. Vacancy for an . . . CostoM ... sa chair, en t , .ar & 2 Saturda" 11 -5, 21141 me co cge or acctng 'd TOOLl ... G ... I $ T bed J hornl•s 0 l' Sal morn degre<?pref'd. exper seamstres s " eve. stoos. 150. win s Richmond Circle H.B., rn~s "'<ls own l'ar. S2 50 w/min 1 yr exper. w/sail· Please call 642·5678, ext. w/fo~m mattresses, $50. moving, must sell Now. hr + mlll':li:!t' R 18 1100 2192 Martin, Irvine seaming on heavy duty Experienced in Hi·lo oven/range, barely 333 Lo claim your tickets. Misc items. 546-4439 . ...----Call for appointment equipment. Xlnt co. FiberglassTooling? used u 5o. Like new * * * . Moving East, Living rm GUARDS ii------------------'beneCits, top wages. Own refrig. w/icemaker $150. Om.rm set, round marble couch chairs tons of Full & l'arl lime in ' ursaog Attendant. ex-RECEIVING/ transp. nee. Hrs 8-4: Apply now for a perm. 675-6821 DoyouneedanintelliJeltl Lop, 4 velvet cbai~ $175. plant's. Sat.' & Sun. l '1m:~-;an.•c1 .s:?SO hrly pera e nced. Bayview INVENTORY Mon lhru Fri. Apply in positionlnourexpanding APT.SIZESTOVE ~lova~lel~omparu~n? ~s, lg mirror 9·4PM. 8822 Satterfield .J o b !>tart -, l /19/76.I Conv. Hos pital, 2055 MANAGER persononlytoJohn, 1638 organization. Good start· Almoslnew.$75./bslofr. a~ 0 e canine · HB. (Park Place) off L n1form-, l<. N1u1p pro· Thunn Ave, CM 642-3505. The Red Balloon Ltd Placentia Ave,CM. ing salary, automatic in-960·2738. ~~O Call me, Toma. Oriental Rug (Ormia ) _A_l_lan_t_a. _____ _ \ ictcd '.\lust hem er 21 or NURSING needs a f/tune manager SECRETARY ~reases & ~xcellent fr. Wki f . . 9Xl8 w/~ad. $2,000. Gov· Estate Sale. Sunday 9am. "Icier ;\lusl ha\ c C'ar & , R.... for receiving & inventory ange ben~f1dts dfor th,.e Kengm.oapt. sza. rhe ng. $30d • Movmg to apt. nd home emor Wmthrop Antique 251 Nassau Costa Mesa. r1u m l' phunl• Be ulcrt & "" control in Huntington Newport Beach in · career mm e app I · "· re w s er, n s. forhappy4yroldspayed desk. mahogony, $450. "~".,..14 • ul.'pcnd J blc I For wknd supervisory surance co. needs ex-cants. repa1r$S.960·3284. dog. Lab /Dal mlX . Maple sleeper, Tweed 7• .......,... . GARDS'.\t \R Kl~C rehef.7-3:30. Harbour, HB . Call per'd sec'y with good 646-2140 $50979-45875 ----Su----E--.-846-0011 for intervw. typing & lite sh. Operate lnterva·ew At.· Must sefl Btrl Sears . . aL & n. 17381 ncino 1411 N Sepulveda, Ste RM S..pft'Yisor ---------w bn M h. G Id H Cr H B 842 1310 100 . El Seiiundo 90245 F /time."7-3:30 RECEPTIONIST, full lO key & good w/figures. ARMA.DA d st g G ac t 0 • $2~ 9 wk old puppies, had 1st Moving : Elegant cust. 3 Ref rig. · Bdr~ set· :!13-tWO 0195 Equal Oppor LY.... lime, ruchard Ouelette Salary to $600 & good co. TOOLING CO. fiu Y •4-~3187rao ee. shot. Shep & Old English, pc .. sect. couch. 2 antique dinette ~~l goll clubs' "" benefits. Call 833-8450 arm. a.r-e • 545-1774 satin cust. chrs. S4" rnd. el"' ' ' ~.mplr F /llme 7·3:30 & 3·11:30 Salon , 200 Newport ----------1 3075MyersStreet .. HAIRDRESSER fo r medication & treat-Center Dr, Newport SECRETARY ruverside,Calif. G.E. refrig. Xlnt! 4 Yrs. Freepuppies.1054 oak ~ockllh. lbl8 2 vldelv~li--·-------ments. Beach old . While . Manual reel nr c rs. a win Garage sale, 16th, 17th & Attractive with good defrost. Best offer. ReddingAve.Costa elect. or gan. mod. 78. 18th. 2641 Eldon Ave. With some following, for ni·"" salon. top perccn· tage, Hu1r at 250 Design Plaza 640 7870. LYN RECEPT/T T telephone voice. Able to Mon thru Fri 8am-4pm S46·3.59l ' Mesa. 540-3629. 2·pc match •g lovt! seat & Costa Mesa. F /time 3·11:30 charge YPIS deal w /public. Gd. couch 9xl2 shag rug F I time . 6 0 wpm . Equal Oppor. Employer . 9 mo silver male t.oy poo-· • duties. Full benefits & Previous ex p e r on typist. Filing, some bk· ---------1Wh1rlpool Convert. die. 495-0319. Free to tust. desk, end lbls. 8'sofa RCA port/stereo/ paidhcalthinsurance. switchboard or kp 'g. Excellent op-Washer & Dryer, goodhome. Elegant5pc.bdrmsuite. recd.plyr.oupool sklm· llousckccpcr . Chr1s l1a n Park Lido Conv. Center equivalent & 1 yr min ore portunily w/sports corp. TOW TRUCK DRIVER Harvest Gold. Xlnt cond. Cust. match'g hdbrd &: mer 17 618 Sant a non !>mokl•r . live in 466 FlagshipRoad exper. Jntervw Mon _54_0·_6_14_2 _____ -i exper'd. G & W Towing, $200set.962-4572 3yr, fem cock·a·poo. Gd bdsprd. 2 antique Cristobal F. V. Sat. & +$50 "H'4:k 3Art h Bay, NwptBch 642·8044 4-6pm, Apply in pe .... on, SECRET.a.RY 10001rvine,N8642-1252 w/ltids.Freetogdhome. brocade twin bdsprd, 6 Sun.1lto4.842·9498 . .._, 1 I" ··~1 11"1 -'" " Washer, automatic, $70. 94 td Mi 't .,.1 ·< .,un;,i .... , " . Off' If I 11· book Allied Asphalt 1409 E 548·7 7. mo. o . sc. I ems, F •~1 h hid ·t ---1C'c e P w 1tc · · · Top Notch. Xlnl typist. ---------1 Elec. Range, $60. Elec. ---------1 mirror e·pier. gold bnch. um.""' s. se .. · 1 ems. H11usekcep<.>r. Lido Isle, keeping fo r lge Hntg Warner. Santa Ana. Sh. Us e transcribing *UTOTEM * Dryer. $60. 646·5848 Lovely Orange Persian Firplc. logs. 752.0396 SaN_t8 .. 9·5. 1524 V1v1an Ln .• tlays , ll\C 111 or out, loc Bch Drug Store. exper. EqualOppor. Employer machine. Xlnt benefits. ---------1 MaleCat; AlsoJetBlack rt-fl> 6i3 9U!9 pref'd i l4·847-2563 REcr.•TIO .... IST Equal Opp Employer. EMPLOYMENT Freezer, Coldspot. Kitten. 75l·SS88 -..,.Zn.... Salary $550-$600 mo. Call OPPORTUNITIES Runs great. $135. Walnut 9 drawer dresser Mahog. tbl, buff el. misc llunt10gton Beach's Canes Part-Time e\·es & Sat Ar.t. Nc~d sha well or-Mrs. Baker 833·9550. Full or Part-Time CallS39·7135. Selection of Beautiful & matching end tbls, f_urn. Sat. 1214 Not-h~lth ~pa needs young, Perfect for s tude nts. garuzed pe n for busy -----·-----1 Cats. good homes Call Calif. king sz·mattress & ungham. NB. 646-6434 .ittract1vc massueses, in Inside work. guaranteed position. Medi·Cal .e~per SECRETARY /RECEPT. No Exper. Necessary WASHER & DRYER Lillian. 751·5588 box springs, like nu. :.; t r u C' t o r s & s al es wc1ge. Call Al. Art 4pm, helpful. ".'Jso adm1tti1:Jg/ Wanted al Lion Country Age21-65 Eligible $35. each. Side/side 22 cu ft. refrig, n. only. Single bd, $8.00 per~ons. Call Town S.A. 542·9013 or G.G. discharging, cashienng Safari. Well groomed, GoToTbeNearest 646-3003 Good home. male dog, 6 40"wide,5Sl·l275 & misc. 293 Ogle, Costa Country Spa. ~63-7723 ~-8460. exper Subacute psych · •-f'li k'lls TICTOCMARKET . . years. Good with ---------Mesa . .. tween loam & lOpm · · . · w/typmg °' 1 ng s 1 • ForApplications&Jnlo Laundromat closing. Bag Children. 646-4716, 1--------- Plrr S l L I hospital Garfield Care, Call Mr. Alexander ORCALL (714 )"~".7702 load wa~hers $25.00. evesJwknds. t'or mtervaew. ime ecre ary ·. ega 7781 Garfield Ave. H.B. 837-1200 "'"' Ory $7 ---------1 exper pref'd. Wtllin~ to 847·9671 •---------Tic Toe Systems. Inc. en S.00. 64>5685 1f yuu arc now an apt. work Salurdays. Call SECRETARY/EXP. Wbl 1 1 W h 5 2 Yg F cats, spayed. all h""~ & Id 640-0800 RECr.....10 ... IST · r poo a$ er• shots Must go together ~ manager wou ~ • r-. Sbrthnd_. gd typ10g, letter ...,_...._.. $650 cycls, $100. Hotpoinl Elec Indoo'r pets c:A9.1oA" • bke to add to vour an-~ P a r l t i m e compos1hon grammar un ... , o $ G d ·.... '"" -com_e. call 631-3271. PSAhRopT. TSulMndEayssa1;s.soGm1fte Teleph. one/Reception. isl & • ' You'll wear all the hats rye r 50. uar I el ---------1 °" phone manner a must. in this Job. But, your 546-8672 Puppies lo ~d hm. Part J •t /SM . eves MO-lSS7 or 962.8910 and hght Bookkeepmg. Send resume. F.B. Pub. f rt • ill be .. f l " Lab I s p ranger s p Exa;'!~ o nry~~~~lc Call .weekdays btwn9-lO CallblwnH.833·9464 , P.O. Box 1650. H.B., ~i~ & gre:~n~UteMAGIC Chef 30" white Blk/wht.S48·S863. . am 92647. bli Good t i /d' gas stove. 2 mo. old. $125. quali f1C'al1ons to P .O Box · R.E. SALES pu c. YP ng IC· or offer~ 675·4358 ~-l.L.- 176. Costu Me~a. 92627 Part(fime START THE S.Cntcry /p /time taphone. Call Control ~. 1050 Law orfice. Working hrs .Career Employment Sq. 2dr refr'g, fr. ·free, ••••••••••••••••••••••• J aniton al S\ s needed, ap. Gathering signatures for HEW YEAR are flexible. Some pro-Agency, 556-8505. copper. working, $50. Matching sofa & love seat. prox r\fln 3 hrs tl ay. 6 November Ballot. $5.00 RIGHT• bate ex per pref'd V . . 751·5475 Perl cond. $200. Recliner days wec-k . Startin~ to $8.00 per hr. 551·4407 • Fashion Island location'. posele_n0naryNN0urtsek~raganee chair (New upholstery), :;alary $3 oo per hr. Call all 4PM. SeU HomH Call 640-6l60. . 1 c;>n. w 8 m ap-Auctlo.. 80 I 5 $50. Chair, sofa, & coffee aft. 6PM. 675·1214 Plantsman Gardner Leam lnYeshneftts •----------• plication. Dover S~ores ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbl, (white), $75. Mi11c Permanent full time at Earn More SECRETARY Veterinary Hospital. · •UCTIO ... S furn & plants. Ladles KEYPUNCH OPR 540-1030. A " clothing, 7's •-9's, mens Public garden. Only Our residential division Est.CoronadelMarfirm m For Univac 1710. Hours · e 42 1 g 34 36 w 12 noon 10 9 P m h a rdworkin g res p . lists and s ells more in· needs full time secty. WAITERS £STAT£ ~-8939. on• • · Pleasant ofc near o.c. persons with good ref's. vestment properties than Type 60 .WPM, SH, It. ,\1rpon HJul1 , Bean . need apply. SJ.00 per hr. most investment offices. bookkeeping. Call: Professionals with ex-LIQUIDATIONS ~pc bdrm set, Mediterra· Prost & A<;<;oc. 1401 Quall CdM. Call 673-2261 Mon· Personal TraininJ;. Video Mr. Riblett 675-6700 tensive experience in . $325 D k $20 NB 833 007 Tue. Only. 8:30AM to Training. Prestage Of· . French continental rood, $1 ,000,000 worth of ~d~'.a-bed: $3S~~~ble, 6 M, . o. ---• 11.JOAM . fices , Full Facilities, S~cre~ar~-lL1f!: Sins. r & wine & service essential. magnificent jewelry, ex· c}lrs. $50. 2 antique Lady who nd!> S500 & up a Property Purchase Plan, ension 3 es °'. vc. or APP I Y A m bros i a • pensive watches, fine Chi mo. Sale~ on ented ph REAL ESTATESALES Fr i n g e B e nefit s, Char~ered Life Un-between 2 & S pm. 505 American, European pe~al$chai~bndr~· Marilyn 9tili 8378 ATTENTION Superior Commission, derwnter. S~lary open 30th St, room 211, Balboa and Oriental rurnitUtt ~~~~~: ;;;ibst.es~1ti ---LICENSED. Dynamic Organization, Exper. pref d. Lovely Penin, NB and objet.s d 'art crystal, consider offers. 546-7945. LEGAL SECRETARY UNLICENSED, Leaming Environment, Beachofc. 673-6087 porcelain, bronze, silver, 1--------- Recent Caltrornia ltl1~J GET THE RED FUii time licensees who Service Station Alten-WAREHOUSE etc. The m06t impressive 10' Green Sofa, xlnt qua I lion & dom<"st1c rel<1t1on CARPET will work for earnings in dant, exper'd. Day & Warehous e work, display of jewelry and $300 .. Stereo compo- exp. Top skills 2young TREATMENT! excess of S25,000. per Eves.Full&p/time.Ap-draperies . Lifting fine art In Southern nents,Makeofr.675-3175 lawyers. II H Prel>llgc We train you to sell year are encouraged to ply Shell Station 17th & fabrics, drive van, pick California. Merchandise · office. 848·l100 homes with an accelerat· apply for a position with Irvine, NB. ' up & deliveries, clean consigned ror sale from Water bed, bookcase, c.-d course that starts im-our In vestments or1----------1 vehicles. Non smoker. 5 bankruptcy courts, bead board, frame, liner, mediately. If you are in -Residential Divis ions . Service Sta. Attendant, Day wk. Tues-Sat. 6:30 custom s seizures pad. $90, bit ofr. 645-4192 lercsted in earning big Call Don Berman. Prcsi· p/time. Exper'd only. AM·~ PM + overtime. trus~ of estates, out d aft. 6. MAIDS for s rna ll ex · elusive mulcl. !lours can be arranged 4fll R521. M agemenl PEOPLE PERSON E ec looking for part li e a s s oriale 1n lesale supphcs Jo'\Jll~ italized. 673 2223 or woma n to traLn r s es . E n Al 1s h . ..... c. .. , ..... Sal & lodgmg •1 338 ·10 11 o r 1244·2218 ry Contractor Li c'd large custom house. na. 833 8614 money from the start. dent. QUAIL· PLACE Avail eves & wknds. Start $2.50 p/hr. Call for pawn.etc. i--------- gct aodi vidualized free PR o PERT 1 Es 1 N c. N e a t a P Pe a r . & interview. 556-6981. Jn-•UCTIO ... S Fine liv. rm. furn. Drexel training on the job in one 752_1920 handwriting. Apply AM, terviews Mon. 3.5 p.m. A " Br set. Tennis dresses & of many top offices local· 2590 Newport Blvd. CM WINDOW D ESJG NS. EVbY Fii. & SAT. jackets. Stereo. 548·5292 ed thruout Orange Coun-SALESPERSON 3195-D Airport Loop Dr. SUllDAY EYOlllCS ty, call for further de-Needed for li ghting fix· Shaklee Dislri bu tors Costa Mesa. Matching desk & chest of drawers. xlnt qual. $125. 673-8120 X266 lJ ils. Arlene, (714 ) lure showroom. Oecoral· wanted. Training pro-•----------• I:• P.M. K-.18 8742 ing background desirea· vided. 631·3271 for Appl. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS ble. Will train right peraon. Please call 546-2901 or apply at 2031 S.E. Mai n St. Irvine. handise Shampoo A1si1t..t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wed thru Sat, Jim Scott .......... 8005 Hair Design, CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644· 7321 PUIUC AUCTION ---------1---------1 MANY ITEMS OF FINE hoe Salesperson, p/t. JEWELRY , A RT Engine -Felch -SALES/MDSE Joseph Magnln, So. OBJECTS, ANiiQUES, P1'Sf1otCf~rf'-MANAGEMENT C.OutPlaza.549-9190. FINE FURN., ETC. My w 1 re ca I Is i l a The Red Balloon is look-SHOE SHINE IOY PHONE FOR INFO. & "lluycenlennial". She ing for ex ceptional Muslbe2l&ex.per. App· _B_R_OCHU __ R_E_.64S_·_2200 __ says it feels like 200 career oriented youne ly in person, 3333 Bristol OAK SALE" years since s he went out ladies to work in sales St. South Coast Plaza. •• OPEN FOR JNSPECTlON. MON., TUES., FRI., SAT. NOONT05-7-8P.M. SUNDAY2TOS Closed Wed. & Thurs. versized sect 'I. Each section 4~·5' long. Lite blue vinyl $50 548· 7116. tagon wrought iron glass t.op table, 8 chrs. Huge china cabinet, modem silver hanging Terms: BankAmericard chandelier. 830-&231 atU MasterCbarge MOVING, house full of P~nooal Checks furniture & appliances. SHOPPING. mgmt or merchandise C.M. Located inside the Laraest Selection of We buy tor cash or sell on 673-4363or838-M43 consignment -entire --------- estates or single Items. Matching Solas. $40 ea, 11~ SS ""-E T.:CH mgml. Contact the office shopping center. Twen· Ame rl can 0 a k in ""A Av u ; • • . t 11410~"0011 f · California. Tables. ....EWPORT TR ... 1 .... EE SELL idle Items with a a • .....,. or an m-lieth Century Ltd "" large 3-pc sectional $150, DR sel, 8 chrs $75. 545-4491. "' " ·1 p·1 Cl 'fied Ad terview 1-------·---1 Chairs. Hall Trees, Ice A.LI.HIES Y.J.. __ ,, lady < lu·'"') for Dai Y a ol ass1 . . Bo p t r-• ' wuns o'"' STATISTICAL xes, ressers. e c. • leilt1mate full lime POS•· tWpWanhd 7100 Help W..t.d 7100 TYPIST JERRY O'CONNOR AN· •LTD. 'drockmapledropleaf Ufnd. No exp. n1ec. We•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR CPA FIRM TIQUES 1160 Monrovia 1542W.C..-tHwy. table,$65,.:..,......,3 s<il to s choo • earn Ave, Colla Mesa &q·9446 645-2200• ~.,.,, w Ue you leamf ·Apply in SH •ap G•LS ~~~~el &tir~!::aJtai or645-3Z22 ~IT IEACH 1Di·-.ne-U_e_1-et-.-or_r_w_h-it_c_ta_b_le on any 0 ternoon or A ~ knowledge desirable. Vl~ROLA-Large (Sl" 4 gold chairs, new condi· 2930 w. Coast Hwy. We have the following positions open hi • 1 t ,.. h Salary commensurate g , 24 • w d~ 25" de· ••-•~ 1020 lion. $6S.00642-8472. P · oc · for employment lf you have a &ood w/exper. 979-Ufl e p > • Bruns w l c k ...-ye.,.,. ure HoU!ewivcs p /l. retail selling background & are ---------• <Branswlck·Blake· ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALEMATfRESSES aning Serv. Top U I k " f l i 1 STOCK WORK CoUendar Co., Pat. 19~) Bicycle -Old Road· Kint sz. mattress & box 00 mg or 8 perm. pos l on n Full time, opportunity dual head (dJamond and mas~r skfp tooth cbaln. apringa $99. Queen n . 1th.am Girl. 645-51.23. fashion merchandising w/a growing ror traln1n" & advance-steel ll"lus> windup sso 6'7>0970 ask for BUJ mattress It boic springs M•dlcal a ss istant co. ment. Xl;t employee model.MAhoaanyflnlsh. bef~e7pm.' ~.!'-l~bo·or t~n mat- pdmar11y back office. .. C2JA.ulst.ft1• JI I beneflts.Appl)'2·4p.m. Hasstoraceareabulltin. .. ~"' upnnts$39. H6nLin1ton Beach phys1 Agaressive airJs w/a.t least 6 mo's Mon -Fri. Plays excelleolly. Peuieot PX·lO; 23 Seu· REPOSSESSION. 619 E. ciao.. Wrilc care o( Dally !'!"' ,,. HOMI SIU< SHOft $2SO.OO. Pbooe 675·"88« tour Deraller. ln Id fth Warehouse packed r11ot Box #650 Costa selling & management experience. 2200 H _..._ 11 d a.o-7475. shape. $21.S. or t.l orr. w/tum, tame tow prices. Mesa C..82627 l4JM.T-.S..Potilttw e.--r .., • . . $51·3300. 619 E . 4th St. S .A. W'tb ( d t C.M. Antique ataas show and . SC7·5721 1 room or a vancemen . ---------. we _ everythln• r.rom llal~!lb compehllo -------- MIDICAI. Fas bi on cloth-experience STOllMAMA.GBS aruodepraalMJ J'ann ~ frame. X1nt cood. Everythtni Must Got ~~c!!-:11p~:c! necessary. . Contemporary ladJes Is lltb. Cosmic Alt raoo.eu.ncn ~le house full of f\lm, lice. Salary ncaotllblc. \ f21 p_..n..S..,•IMw aportnrur ohlla H· Loda. 1111 so. Harbor,"--incl d11cor1toT IC· Wood tu.... ri _.... If l>Udt03. 1mmed. "P'ft· AMTMim. sat JM 11un ~ cessortcs. A·l Cond. top S ed tHumo , )" Se~ ~pe encenec~ry. )'OU Int•· For appt •• u.-.$1.2Sldm'w1;/. •••••••••• .. •••••• .. •• quality rurn. UJ'2 uah, 801 N. Tu&tln meet these quallrications & arc MS-_.. Lookins ror someone t Ethelbe6 Way Tuat.ln. 2 " e,Saota Ana. 02705....:...... interested In an interview 1---------•winttd. Antiqu•, com-tiM Male Podi,reed 2 y bib E. TuaUa Ave. Oil New Dress, Yes! r I\ 9191 ~'-'T" TEEN 10.16 "" 1'f M;-1Tf~'"f"- Skirts Unbutton 7070 fxt~'B~ Attr1et all eyes with these clever, fun-tc>make holders! Handy·dandy sunbonnet sis· ters have skirts \Ml unbutton to become practical pol-hold· ers. • Clft hits, bazaar sellers. Pattern 7070: transfer, direc- tions. £asy to do. S 1.00 for each pa 11 tm. Add as, Neb pattem for flrst-ela .. airmail 8fld lllftdllna. Selld ta1 M.. ..... •'11• ......... ..., .... .. ,,a.owe ........ MlwY•MY.IMll ...... ............ -.,..... ....... ,._. 1..aA , ..a100-,... LOOK Switch Board Operat.or fort.able quaUt.y 1ofa, old Golden Relrfever. COf"181' Santa Clara 6 ~ ~ Paltt1tM,wJUtnla. Ammt'H Oak dlalna MUtthaveaueagel:lov· Dhelbee. doMtoNPw1••lllll·•~lllllli,. ....... -.illlllllilillr~ .._.111 d\rt.. m.... tna nre. 640-lU:Z. GO ffW7. 1• r • , •. 1, - .,.._._.,_ -· ....... r . . Saturday, January t7, 1978 Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime-A-Lines our famous FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU DAIL y P\LOT d 1 G_..Ue IOI.~ ..............•..•...• ~ . PUIUC AUCTIOtl MANY ITEMS Of' P'INE ESTATE JEWELRY, ART OBJECTS. AN- TIQUES, F~E t1.1RN, En:. PHONE FOR IN· ro .• BROCHURE. Brtng them Of' mall them wttti correct cnh . to one of our 6 convenient ottk:a&. DEADLINE: 3p.m . FrldAY-llOW. ~ySt.,C.M. • 12 iM>On-All br~nch owce, . No hvntock, prt>duce or planta. DIME-A-LINES • NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••• 9 •••• 3333 NewPoft 8tvd. • No eotnmtf"clal •da 8tlowed. I • LAGUNA BEACH ............ ~ ••• 1186 Olenneyre St. • Each Item muat be prtcod with no item over$25. • COSTA MESA ........................ 330 Weat Bay • HUNTINGTON BEACH •.••.••....• 17875 Beacta llvd. 645-2200 I • SA OLEIACK VALJ.!Y26201 LaPaz Rd., Laguna Hiiia 1 :UILD'S de at . $20; T. ONLY dooble bel!. NEW -..., SIS. D1sbeir KBNllOR!! wasblnt SINGLE beds SJ.5 • &10. AUXIUARY 1u tank ror CENTRAL Hoe stunt PORT• crib $10; j blab RoU·~;:~~:~.r.: inatdted end table 2 for '20; couch, $15; 1'V U. Pola •pua SI•"-IQCM•SZS. WutelQac Oraftlnc desk $U. pickup•. SH, camper pla.oes; complete $10. cha.a.rs,~$$: wood play quetS. books. la• booQ, '2S; 1correerr'•ble S:ZS; ~tenn., $7 ; rugs, $2; • ~·SI. Rffordl dilb-wulMr build ln sao, Record player sio. Tyco type aldet·vlew mlmn spare enclnos from dpen, 112: pabdl, 5~c5 : tools, o1nee cqulp. misc. map e co •e t•bl• ..... ary mower, $1.S. lOlll fOc·.$1. Ceramic ,ium twta bed mntreSMI s::ao, r a·c e tract $15 .. ~~ ..25c-35c. all in uceUeot r eu n1 ta e, • : typewriters. uos\6. <i'14')$20;smallwalnut Cutl)'SvkDr.H.8.Near S1·$5. 18t5 Sheri°"°° wl.Ddowacuemeat 8'x3' Typewriter $10. Set ot eondiUon,$2425.912-0873 walker. $l.SO; a Jump Se bOr NB coffee table $1~; small BrookbvrstandAdaaw. Pl., 'l'·212, N.~:.t $1$ lou"'9 '20"13a" s.s, pots $7 . alouae case mattresses and box s.eats,$1.50 Heb: crlbi-;;..;.;;11.;__-e,:..-.-· ___ _ metal patio table round Oakwood Apt.a Se., uu patio touaae is. HOO suo. Guitar $S. POiter sptnas $20 each, will sell D R A P E S c u s t o m linens 2S ·S:Z : creative arage Sale • Many ml&c. roe plants, or ? for~; COLO~ATOR bar stool 90ld Westcllft Dr. Newport 25c.Spa,rt1Nwat.ertank aeparately, King size lined-180 le 83 teal blue coaster, $1.SO; baby Satenty9AMto4:30PM- mel&l bookcase $6.50; $ 2 st, ds u n beam 11 ... DJNE V Beach.tM-1114 $10.ecz.tl09 bead board sis. Rattan S:ZS; decocator rod, ~. clot.bes to su:e 4, 10C·S2; 306E.20thSt.CM girls Schwlnn blke, p'r a : ry. er $25 ; "n BP deefl double bed headboard fl, 6"-7387 toys, 10C$1 ; mahOICAQy l---------ntngny $2S· boy'w l'lUcron&u'•-W-puri.Qet\ mouat, IDtta.aa. wbltL 1'WO bar stools *251.or-2. S'l'OBAGElbed.Jdaalb type'lri~ and ~tand ~ end table $10 ; floor ibson Guitar, OawesJO bikes, aliniray i10 each. $25; Oater Mincer $10; flberfla1s, Uft • lay Kitchen cbaln $2 each. garden tool• or pool couch • bolsters; $15. . balls l~lr ZOC, poU.ber, $2. 1911 Pon s pd,. Kb'tlqve chtt ~ MS-7857 Presto broiler, $10; moun IDBtalo,5'lonl, Doublematt.reaaSZS.Box l\Q>Plies,$22.50.IDa~ 67$0305 Walson rac ket T-2000 Laurent. N.B. &40.1547, desk, Skis, Scuba tank1 record player $10: $50 value, &1kla1 szs. sprioj'2$.LampsSZ.StO. Pfckup tlree le rlma, RA-... N tables ... 0. nearnew~.6"«·1367 Sat. · VWtowbar,air-brusbea .60x15 Ure on VW 4 lug upholstered ebarr $10; .TobDaon Sbp outboard BOoU abe 5/C $10. Car 11 u e d , s 4 e a c h . • .. " -shirts. toys, comics & rim, UO : 180mm bookcase $10_; corner mot«. JM, needs won vacuum $11. ••pie Bedspreads, used, llonkeypodlamps,Z,SZ:S PAPER-bound books, 6 DISHES. service 8, plus. origartwork.283F\ower Dlapbram pressure table~; stiet! stands, szo. Q'T.etM aRe1' U beadbovd$ZS, a14esS15, $1.50·$2 each. Hand each. Fi.ah mobile $10. for $1. Cable ski I Blue desJs.n stoneware. SL c.M. MS-7323. Sat. & plate, $15; centrUical $4-SlO; mirror ID frame noon. p1eue foot board $2S. 119 Mth, quarter mower and Blow fish $4. Shell ash bi.Ddings $1. Skil boots, Very Dice. $8. 675-6278 Sun only. advance dist . $1S ; vw $15; drapes 8in wtb '-'; NB67$-GID edger fl.SO. Small won trays S:Z·$3. Carved fork near new, $ 4. _..:....:::..:....:..;;..:;.:,_:....;_ ____ 1---=------- CoCo ma.ls $5; 12 volt but.ano-eampstove $10; BABY planenJ •troUee. . bench $9• Children's le spoon $6. Shells, Mowe r -edger $4. LUGGAGE. leather, two •Giantic Garage Sale, BlauSSunkt amradio,$10; Hucboosprayer$8;1arge llke new. Sit. 8ab1 SUNB~ parts. hood. small slide, needs Seahorses, Sc ·50c. Swed i s b made s uiter (2) $12 each. Fishing tackle~ toys, 64 vw engine hood, $10. antl·uJtra violet patio dot.bm. to}'I, Sl·SS MCb. trunk hd, ateerln asaemblJ, $S. Throw Rattan canopy, 2, $7.SO Ambassadeur reel, used 67s-6278 bicycles. m an Y ~177S screen$2S;tetherball$2. 548-mT assembly, rear fenders, pillows 2 sc .each. each. 6'x6' modem oil on ce, $12. Motor cycle household items . 1830 ---------1 ~ """5 other parta SU each. r.-...... 1 bo .., ,..;nting $20. Art upplies, helmet $3. Large box of RO,LLA, WAY be~. good. Santiago Dr. NB. Sat & VII.SON T200 excellent ....,....,, ft.,.&T "STIC •tra ....... ar Gas•--'--,•.:.997.z·-~.~ ters UC x .... --39 ~"' K t nLn.&A .... ...a ... ~ -"'' clay, $2. Cork lamp $20. candle wax, colors, • -... mgs1~e ma · Sun. I04PM. $20; 4 old 16 in. Porsche '64 FORD Mere. radiat.cr s t er!! 0 • ex c e 11 ent • Single stem patio table Italian jewel box $5. scents, $3. Medium swim tress & box i.pnng $25. i--------- rims $15 494.5344 ,, $25·oilpumprebuilt s· comitioo, $2.5. Garrard. MANY Avon bottles s7 . 548 -7011. C .M. Metal bed frame with rms'-'.226"ballontires twmboxspnn~w/frame Misc .. Sat&Sun. ' · 670:15 tires $3· trailer old but good condttkn. $1·$10. 2 large enclosed Sat/Sun 6 next week ca.sten$10.54B.Q88 &ri $4 h 968-79&3 $10. New ha1 rs tyhng 26672 Vuelta Loma. ~AR RINGS 2Sc pair, hitch, $4; L~uso~ 3 HP 4 $10. Call Doug, SSl·sad Sony speakers $20 each, ~Wltemaaresotd ms eac · dryer w/attachmenl$ $8. Capistrano Beach. dishes lOc each, bats . cy engine$20· '73Ford4 will sell separately. FOUR b ls lSx'f TWIN mattress & springs SHELVING & bookcases 557.3533 i-...:--------25c, purses Sl. vases 25c. wheel driv ' . TV, plays good, $2~ Roll -a -way bed 6 .mag w ~ & frame , $12 .50 S25. Lumber S1 ·$S. Giant Rummage Sale: Today. Rutland Rd near esprinls~· Frlde~ calculator $2:5. mattress $2S. Film with six boles. like new complete. Swivel chair Padded wood gondolas WOOD sash windows Hand tools, books. Mariner Dr. Newport ~:~-:::;r~. 'n-:! Electn~r:r $8. After Editor le viewer for ~:itee•::iaon:e:·7~~4 $12.SO.EnddesktablesSS $10 each. Antique S6·$l2,30piecewh1ted1sh cloth'g, hsehld items. 4o Beach. . gas 1b,es $4. S40-487S 1oam, 1 super 8, S2S. Natural · 963-l6'26 • . · le $10. Cofree table '-'· ma .g a z in es $1 · S ~. !ct us. 67S-4177 Fam 'ss donh.atingk" S.4ot.t. ---------'TWO h t h • $ 5 blood wig & case $25. LampbaseSS.673·6071 Antiques $1·$5. Movie Bear t. sc .Pr g 411".'I truck wheel s TOW bar $25; 8' new 2 a c ea .10. 1 Adjustable metal screen s:z. Cement tools TIRES, Firestone delux BearatPaulanno,CM w/Ures$1Seach.546·4479 lam Oourecent fixture each. Chest freezer. crutches $7 .50 Adult HO train set. brand new, SEARS blender $3. 7Sc each. Gasoline c hamp belted w /w . ___ ......__ _____ , Sl2·PVW b ls 2 JU\ with leaks Freon, $25. 49&-0096 t l 1~ •7 50 $2S, complete train Revere copper kettle engine $25 Railroad G-78-14, 2for$1S. S4()..,t319 Garage.Sale, Movwg. 334 :HEST OF drawers ~ . • w ee ·"" me • wa .. er • · · la--.+ $20 .AM car radio .., so Sult $3 ch . · . 62nd St. N.B. 9-4, Satur-, """'• Micbalentire$8; 250'roll WOOD, 2"x4"x23', 1Sc ft. Mdalcane$3.0ldbuiltin 1 ";;_.. cassette la er .... -. cases, ea · sp~es 2Sc. Wood folding HELMET cycle new. da . $25,endtables,2 for$10, new 18/2 wire white or Roof.ftoorsbeeting,Scf\. stove 6 cabinet $25. :o55&-3l41t . p Y Cartirefor smallerc~. chatrSSSeach.Book case $7.SO,usedSS.540-4319 1-....;.Y ______ _ white night stand $l2.SO, brown $10 or Sc ft.; new Sal/Sun. 21S w. 15th st., Blke1$ $5 • $9. Porta crib · · new• $4 · Fancy frw l ~·Baby chest $10. Truck . Garage Sale Sat & Sun 300 ;;!tyta~~ch$7~0.w~:~ chain 10c ft · electricians AlleJi $4. Dressing table & ASSORTED,,...decorator bowls, $2.50 each.DouLarge tires, 8.7Sxl6.S, $1. VW MATTRESS, box springs, Grand Canal Balbo~ . leather bolt 'near new $7· drawers $3. Car bed $3. pillows SS.tl5. Macrame bird cage $2.50. ble tires $1. Datsun pickup twin. First quality. Each island · ~outh chair $12·50• TV tools Sl-$2 ; wall stapl~ C<?MPLETE twin .beds: Pair lamps $5. 2'x4' plant~ogen:s:zs.hatch Hibashis $1 each. tires, wide, $3. Double $2:0.540-4319 stand $2, Turki~h camel gun ss. 545-6477 Simmons box spnngs & mirror $4. Paper baclt cover coffee table $20, Warmer lr a Y $ 2. pedes tal d esks $25. , HOUSE Garage Sale. root. stool wath r ed mattresses on Hollywood books lSc·SOc Many steel shop shelves S2S Household pots, pans, Clothing2Sc·$3.301 Vista PETERSEN S Photo Sat & Sun. 8-3. 21401 & leather seat S2S, Joor Fl.LE cabinet 2 drawers, fram e s, $2'0 a set. chlldres books Sc·7Sc. 3 Courier tires and wheels• SOc·$2 each. Large plate · Baya,Costa Mesa magazine. 8-72 th~ 9-74, 21391 Dock Side Circle. laf1?P. black $5, small $10;1amp$7to$12;baby 540-2029 nice maternity dresses $lO each. 8456 mir.ror $1.50 . 580 2Sc each or $10 total H.B. (off Hamilton & patio tables $2, both for crib sis· washer $15· u h 336 H ilt.on S · b t A Hamilton St. GAS logs $8. Lamp $7. ~7911 B ushard > Lots or $3. chest of drawers. $25. gas' drye'r $25 ; stolle~ SINGLE bed with .., eac · am Pr 1 0 g u r 1 v e · . . Mosaic tile coffee table . rurniture, la mps, & other 548·7800 chests 10 to $1S· stereo bookcase headboard, between Newport le H .B. ,cross streets 10 Gal. Aquarium wtth $6. Bookcase $3. Crib MATTRESS. box spnngs, hshld items. O· $ . t~· goodc:onditon.559-5319 Harbor. 631·1452 fr 191 Talbert le Newland. accessories $S. Brass mattress SS. Leather bedboards, s:zo. tent,~ . K01:0R & bracket for :ou'bl~~~~sb:~ " Albert Pl. between 847-7851. banging lamp $5. Red suitcase $4.Smallfan$6. gasheater,SS.675-77~ Super Sale . l:Jpra g hl ~ Whirlpool. dryer StO, des k $lO ; 835.5097 or LADIES26 3s~blke, ~e6Newport.west SURFBOARD $2S, sbagna&$3.642·9396 GM infant safety car DOUBLE bed headboard ~reezer$50.Refng,wOt"k· burner unit Acso $10.1 54!-4522 excellent condition $20. ut-u.142.-S Kawasaki 750 and 500 ING h . seatSS.50.640-7564 a1n ) Sts· bed ad mg $20. game table, no 675-5258 642·548'1 . LIV room c a1r, cw ut , spre chairs $50 Many more , . VW TRANSAXLE $~. parts, exhaust pipes S2S Mediterranean style, LA R G E e J e c l r i c $4; stroll~r. $3; booster '1 · 1086 Tula,..;. JN DE R W OOD POWER mower, s2o ! CHEVY parts, chromeoil VWpan6:rrontend$2S. set, ported batTels SlS orange crushed velvet, bri oler-ove n $12 seats $2each ; gateSOc; ~\f~l9-4, Typewrite.r, 14 " clothe~ dryer, $20 '. pan, $2S; cbrometiming F\sbnetlOcsq. ft.~ eacb,se.at$15,gastank excellent, $25. Cabinet exceUent condition.H.igh "lncbworm"$2;tricyc:le __ ._._. _____ _ carriage. 8 years old. !l:~~~ti~Ji~.!:r~:g~ cover, $10; chrome floats 25c eacf!. Cill:r.ens $12.962·1-.. for Hi/Fi components chair,good,$6.549-0SSS SS; PlayweU Glider~; Evrthng goes: stereo $25. 642·2307 . alternator, $2S ; custom Band base antenna $20. $20. 2 Jou vered doors, wrought iron chandelier k n o w n e I o t h ·e s , and ~ven, $20! 01~ Edelbrookvalve-coven, Carouseltypeborsess.DOGHOUSE, ne~. standard size, $5eacb.CARparts:2185x15new $5 ; wine rack St.SO; adults /kids. Linens. VASHER. S years old, executive~eskchatr$20, SlS each; three duce Bike parts & frames 1h~t·~~exJ~ Ian, ~:o Chrome bread box, 4 recap, SS each. l 21SxlS folding dry line $1 ; household items <all runs good. $25. 645·7918 vacuum en more a~ manifold, $20; carbs. $.1 SOc·SS. Motorcycle gas ig .... sposa • canisters. like new, SS. radial, $5. 1 MG midg~ ~wares lOC·S2: men's New/ nr new) 216 Canal '1AN'S 10 speed bike $25, alt 8 chm~ 0bl ~~2gO • each; early Corvette tanks $2 each. Large disg b~~ber s:zst!pood_.fo· 2432 College Dr .• , CM. tqnneau cover. pre-'65 clothes (size 16/34 large>; NB. Sat/Sun .. 64Z.3S47 v&cuum u~ng ¥-v, as valve covers, $20; broken marble lop ,~. as 11 ctve • · 557·5791 model,$25.548-0786 women's clothes (size 8); . girls Stingray bike $25. logs $10, hand lawn radiator $20 ·Casllron Garrac.d turntable ln 968-7358. baby and boys· clothes 1000 Reels, classic drama. ~28.53 mt0wer SS ; lawn Bell Housi~g $10 ' cablnet$15.0ldcbartslsFOUR naugahydeFlSIDNG rods, reels &SPANISHdrapes:2SOX86, \size 1.4). toys l0c·$l aud10/videotape.Newor •{WIN box s Pring . spreader $4. ~513 Orange a l t e r n a t o r : sip drawings 75e each. upholstered chairs S2S tackle $1·$2S. 3 bikes 270X86, $2S total. 642-8734 1971 Port• Laurent COff pre·.recorded from $1.00: mattress $2S. l''rame $5. Ave.C.M.6425666 $10 ;starter,$10; stick Largewoodenletters20c each, heavy Army root $5-$25. Vacuum cleaner ELECTRIC motor lhp MacArthur Blvd.) N.B. Satu~day Garager, llG 646-848S 69 KARMANN Ghia fiywbeel, $10; clutch and each. Golf balls lOc e!lct; lockers $lO, smalltables, $20. Blender $7.50. Toys 3650 RPM, $2S. sm~ll air 640-1547 Ma rt n e Ba I boa I sl. ---------• trailer bitch with ball plate. $10; Holly carb, Toasters $1 each. Child 5 $5 and $10. 536-3777 25c·SS. Dolls $1·$5. Books compressor $25, cost $7S. -. 1_67_5_·9063 ______ _ ~ENlTll stereo r ecord S2S96S·7009 $25; Hollycarbadapter booster seal Sl.SO . Saturday all day and soc ~ames $1. 1830 E h ' f l TWIN b ox s pran ~. Bed M 1 hdbd hL player. 2 speakers & · plates $3each dualccU Turntable $1S. Camper SUndayaft.ergPM Santiago Dr., N .B. veryt ing pe r ec mattress $2S;Tw1n r' b ~peD rh, ~ e t a nd $2S. Karen, GRAPHITE abaft driver dist. $s; spe~kers, $2 s tove top $2S. 849 · · · 548-2971 548-'TZW beadbo~rd $S; d ouble so a e · tbl :.,~'.kc r. 400-2973 $12; bench press, $8; each; waler pump, $4; Congr.ess. CM. orr ROCKWELL el-ec:lric 4 US MAGS 1Sx7 5 lug .box spnog SlS; dou~e lamps,· · - fairway g~U bag $8; oil mter cannister, S:Z; PlacentiaAve. hedge clipper .S3. BT=Ir~~~~ $~~~~: $l2.5 each. will seli mattress SlS ; _Fornuc~ CHURCH RUMMAGE.· iHADOW wall unit $25, WilsooalU1D1DUmbat$4 ; clutdl fan, SS;_Oex ran, BOOKS lOc·SOc Dishes tubetype Z «;ntlh Hk kory 6'9" SS Motor separate.54~0843 t able, 4 c hairs S2S: ElginlOAmp.eliminato[' glass kitchen cart $20, gotr pull cart, $4 ;Hol $10; bumper Jack, $3; • transoceanic radio $20. • • · Maytag washer $2S, lOOUDC 4SlJDC output:.. pole lamp, SlS, banging Wbeeis track an~ Chevy spare tire, SS; 2, lOc·Sl. Clothes. all sizes pair 6 ·lran sistor cycle rack. new. SS. P ORTABLE sewing G.E. Dryer S2S; 2 Bl~ S220.2UlOEldenC.M. 1 lamp $15, magazine rack accessories, SS ; carroms l.S"x7" mag rims, 115; lOc·Sl. Shoes SOC. Purses transceivers $12, 4&.8 Mahogany record player machine in case. older coffee tables $3 each; 8 1--------- $5. Parson tables $10 board $3 ; electric ·Midas shocks with ~· Pot.s'&p-::S2Sc.;~· track auto t.ape player f,ddb i: ekt t 1 t ·· 4 modelSIS.645·9319 sofa, good frame needs "NO JUNK GARAG~ each, wood tables SlS football game $2; new overload springs, $10; 2, neos •0 e s $20, car stereo cassette er· ac oa c airs, . he~~ $20; bar stool SS; SALE" Antiqu<:s. Curo .• each, 2 beds $25 ea<:h, charcoal water filters barre l carb $4 · 2 50c·$1.SO. Car tow bar recorder $20 new need seats. $20. L~ge GAS fi re logs (4). grate, ceiling fixture, SS; low china Everything. 1425 table$2S,2bookcases$1S $14; white sewlog chrome mais ._;Ith $10. Auto washing reeJ-~reel VM recorder trun~ $20. Fo)dang fittings, $25. Screen $5. round hardwood table Keel,1 Or .• Corona Del each,dresser$25, coffee machine s:zo· Schwinn H-70-15 Urea $10 · oil machine $25. Wood w /rechargeable alumu~u~ chair ~l. Likenew.675-6278 S8; traverse rod $3 ; Mar. table SS. vanity stool $5, stingray boys' bike $2S· pans $4 each 'push rom doors, all sius $5 eaieb. batteries $12 Black & Porcelam sank $7. T4?ilet . anUque Singer portable ---------towel rack SS, ironifig games 7Sc·$2· old d~bl~ soc 'eac.Jl .. '2, barrei Lawn mower $10. '_'1881" Decker rechargeable seat $1. Outdoor bg~t ROUND plastic patio or sewing machin e, case 3 i;:amily. ~rn .. clothel>, board ss. Aquarium: bed, $25; (cane inserts); manifold.' $4; rocker Newspapers $5 issue. drill s:zs. skit reversible rixture St. Elec:lnc house table. orang.e (2) S2S; new yard age 7Sc Misc gf?<><hes. Sat 11>-S. tan.It, pump, accessories matching small dr.esser arms. 50c each; radJat« Telep bones and screw driver $20. skil ~ b eater Sl. Pre.ssure S8each. NEW. 675-6278 yard; new satin blanket 2'00 Holiday Rd. NpBch. $25, Coleman stove $20, S2S ; blue plaid twin hoaes, SOc; 55 Chevy ;:~°bC:~7::g· 2180 revers ible drill $1 2. ~=~~ ~is~l:ct~~e! BOLSTERS and coverlet bindine 2S package, Sunlamp sso. Hosp. bed bikes S2S each •. mirror SS. spreads (new) S2.50 headlight rims, SS pair; • 897·7082. legs lOc·SOc. Curtain rods for trundlebed, gold cord ~ous colors. 8JJ.8199 S75. Coffee/ end this $60. ~m~ $3i rangi~~a~a~e each. call 552-5288 par.k~g light rims, $5 LAWN. mowers SS le $1.5. 'SOCb y 6 engine $25 'SO & track 50c each. 15 lbs. SS. Ladies' golr cl~bs, ~et BOAT headers for Olds 336 Hamilton 631-1452 g~r~::e ~~~tain!~ $5: THREE spe~d bicycles c:t!c"ai>s~'p~74,C:;;-~ =~~~=-«!::~ St ue~ e. bake~ 6 r~lm~aicgte$3.c2: ~rr.::~d~b'fes~~~eG~~~ ~i~b muf~rs b~il~ Moving, .sacrifice new metal s~elvmg $15 each, lboy, .2 girls. Good manifold, $7; exhaust SS. Diahes lOC·SS. Tape trans~1ss1on O.D .• ~· ~..:,n 5 r ., · white shoeskates, size 4. 1f new tea1c • 970 rum., bnc. brae, art ol>· Hors D oevres toaster condition, $25 each. manifold, $4 each; 8 lug recorder $lO. Fireplace Corvall'transaxel $10. ,6S like new $3.50, Imperial ~ !::;{c ~ Y · jects. kitc henware. $10, rad.ID SS. 2 mao tent 642·3706 642-3706 truck rim wilb tire,$$; grate and gas nttings P~tlactransuel$l5. 66 NEW and used large size s temware $2 each, gr · · · 675-5254. ~15,b win e·ms~~er fn~e TWOdishmaster S:Z0.$25· valve covers, $3 pair; SlO. Lamp $10. Susie ~o~nd C~n~e~~ men/women clothing: Westinghouse portable You don·t need a gun toy __ A_R_D __ S_A_L_E ____ M_i-sc 1c:~efque floor 'heater, 2 tank vacuums: $8 :S15; muffler, SS~ 398 Chevy Homemaker stove and VW en in:°$2S. ·65 Fiat suits $2·$1~, s lacks record player !great for "draw fast" when y~u items. 727 w. 20tb St. $15 bl ~j· ht & post rs 2 rtre screens $20 eaCb· 2 s~, $10, rou.r speed dishwasher S2 each. UndJ head $10 '60VW soc · $8, s b 1 rts and kid's room> $10.545-0207 place an ad m the Daily c M Sat&Sun · ac ag e TV stands $3·SS· todet shatter from bracket Womans winter coats~ cy · underwear lOc·SS, coats Pilot Want Ads! Call now · · · ShlO, .drffiordSl~ta~d h $l!; seat s:z 39tolfl Channel racer. $25; master brake le $7.SO. Mens new shoes, ~ 0 ~Ya~ 1ra~! ~-$2·$25. dresses Sl·$10, Sell idle items 642·5678 -642-5678. Want ad results 642-5678 urru aer • 05 Pl NB ·673.1603 cycle, $5; cam and size 8 &t 9 7Sc·$8.50. ·•·w · sweaters S1·$S. shoes SS .. CallS4S·6819or come · . -IHlers, $20; coils, $1 Clothes 10c·$5. 189 Sie-1038,548-527.t $1 ·$S, Hibac hi U , to 2621 Harbor, G5 after FULL length Divan $ZS. ~ch; 396 Chevy pop-up Merrill . PL orr Orange REDWOOD hanging Melmac . 10c·2Sc, coffee noon on Sat. 631·1867 pistons. SS each; 396 Ave. between 21St le 22Dd baskets: heart, round & set $.1, King bedspread & JLDER Roadmaster. 26" KITCHEN items Sc·SOc· Ch~y cam S20; 3HP Stl. · rectangle eods, $2 each. drapes Sl5, Salton tray b... •th r d • Briggs le Stratton 285 Costa Mesa St CM with bun warmer $1.2, mans a .. e wt en ers, clothing size 10/1410c·$2 ; engine, $25; snow chains. 23" SEARS color .. c~e, 642-4809 " · Presto griddle SS, spi~ $25. 546-1775 pictures lOC·SOc ; frames $10; rour barrel carbs, workine $2S. 23 Zenith rack Sl, kitchen scale $3, FENDER Sound ette 20c·$1; bankets, (4), 50c SS-$10eacb; ;lastcbance 8&~ console $20. Older WHEEL cbair $2S. punching bag rack SS. echoplex. S2S j 6 electro each. 10311 Kamuela, for large work bench, rerngerator $15. After 10 Electric dryer $25. Turtle cookie jar $3. h a rmo n eXJ qui tar H.E. Between Yorktown $20.839-3050 AM.557-3522 Portabledishwasher$2S. 536-0331. boosters and fuzz tones, and G a r Ci el d off . . " G ES ... ch. Ladies clothes $1.50·~. •--------- u n u,.s e d . $ 8 S 2 O; Brookhurst. 962-7179 Sat. HARDWOODdmlngl~m 2.f; s 2l~RRoad:n::ler Winter eoals $5. Ladies DUNCAN Phyfe solid m~dolen. $15; excellent only ~ ':~':h".25~11f :di blk~$25.546-lTIS le~lhe~ jacket !S. mahogany chairs. 1 12 an. stereo speaker, $12. AM /FM transistor car t 1 4 , x 6 , Children s.clothes SOc $1. hostess, 1 regular: S2:0 494.5344 . ·tor separa e Y.· PERFECT model 805 Shoes, fad les 50c, each . Beaut1ru1 .--· --.-radio$2S.AMlransJS aluminum window, 3 micros $10,12V,1~ chlldren'sSOc.Table&2 condition. Wi-11 sell BABY cnb $10, bassmet car .radio SlS. lS ~al. panels with glass $20. AMP bZ charger $4. chairs $15. Rugs ss. Bed separately. 675-6278 s10, dining table $25, four varruah ~t SS gal., a Ol" Electric toaster $7. old Pl mouth 8.day spring $ZS. Mattress $2S. --------- chairs $10,urfboard $20, P~· Stamless st~el lub Packard Bel~ stereo: bl ~ k s:zs Llonel 3106 Waren Lane 2 CHESTS of drawers SIS wet suit $25. car traUors with bottom dram ~· beauttrul cabinet, $25 c me c oc • each. 1 single bed $15. mirrors $13, R ims ( Beerkeg$15. Film editor with record changer $10, model 1044 trainmaster 20 YDS used peach Breakfast table le 4 14x8" s hole)$l.50 each, SS. Ughl bar SS. Ch~~ wll~ sell separately, ~n;f~~fr!!ms:ke~~t carpel, like new, $25. chairs $20 .. Green radJo with speaker $15. Dent surf boar:d, 7 6 · radio needs help. Green ~bl GE vacuum si Never used ferllU:ter naugahyde bade·a-bed Dodge windows S5, $25. Roof caulka~g Sl a carpeting with pad $10. U d er~ood electri~ spt'eader $17. 2 desk & couch $20. Coffee table bathroom cabinet $10, tube. Camper toilet $25. 548-8642 :ding machine $l5 chair combination, SlO SS.• End tables $3 each. hatch cover $10 mixer Gas stain·less steel stove a . • each. Race car set $10. 20" girl's bike $9. Toys & $4,divingbelt·16ibs.$10, lop~-Traffic signal BLUE /rose chais~ ~W 315dM~ ~roJectod Black light $10. games 2Sc·$1. Magar.ine wetsuil$10. 536-5785. ~-Range hood, n~. ~man $251 eaLlcbk, t~ter n:e:,.r~:.':.ir Children's clothes, like ract $5. 1214 Nottingham VINYL bucket seats. fits Vans. new $25 for the pair. M6-6326. $25. Brass Rainbard M:lJ separate Y· enew ,.~.... • -...-new, SOc·$2. 2000 Aliso Rd., Newport Beach impact sprinklers S6 charry dining table, $5. 187-7082. Ave., ~ta Mesa • each. Tensor lamp SS. oval, 38x41" filler, $ZS.• FF shafted aluminum AQUARJUMS: 30 gal. $20 Dogbone two bar $15. chairs $20 each. Black willoo X3l golf irOtJS 2 SILAFLEX H.D. rlshlng 20 gal. $12 . 30 gal. Hay boots $5 set. wrought lroo server Oil thnl 9 le PW $5/club rod, all roller guides $25. breeder nat SS. 25 gal. BIRCH bead board. foot DratUng board 31"X42". wheels, 2 gl'ss shelves, graphite drive'r. S·shaft 1 ~d Trophy surf rod mdaJ frame $10' Dia~m board, fram e for 8 new linoleum~. Chevy :MxlS, $2S. Cherry lamp plastic head $lS 7 clubs 8~ $22, l Penn spinning 11 l t er s $15 , f 1 s h ~~Pl~e!r'$t~.otw~u~ radiator w/shroud $25. table, 23x23, $25. fibaggolfset$tS E?O-l4 reel, 2 spools, line $20. equipmentSc·SS.644-1033 ~er chair $1.5, dresser Guitar amplHier $20. Antiqued nl•hl stand, po(yester Ure uke new 2432 College Dr., CM SOI:ID pt h' $1"', 'Lionel train set $7, Windows $5-$15. Yamaha 12~5 bia.~ •!!ch $5 Re1ina' upright 557·5'191 mac b l~o: 1 ~l ~as$~~g ., 2 ln\o t tuned exha~ t~l ... .,...,._ moun~. -· • "' Id K tnor't • • · kids lamp and t oys system pipes $20 each. wrought iron • brua vacuum-· o en LARGE wall decorauon 642-2307 $1·$10, power mower, M 0 .., &4.>3996 small wall candelabra MWing machine SS. new brass dragon. 28" 1---------runs good $10, clothes u er.... $4 1 at 5 ial. plastic bome·aewlng m.cblne diameter $20; hand SPANISH banging light Sl-$15, ua.m. to 5 p.rn.BELT exercyse, us· nOwerpotaZ5c:each.968 $12. 10·volu~e 1970 coloredToJettiUlbo,1893 $20. 2~e~ en\tTbt:nlS· '111 Oswego H.B. (In the power mower $25· p;dt Springrleld Sl.' CM . Thomas ,Register $S73, with heavy rrame $25; 9'"f" l$laro: nllc 0: alley) . $IO· v\v tire and 54G-lt7S 8.MM move camera . calender prints 25c·S:Z ; 1 eve . ma w ...::;;;.;,:..;;._ ______ , mower • 11 lectri 91·7082. etchings and engravings table $6.SO . Orange &SCHEVDelatrlourdoor rim,~; ama e . c 2 WALNUT twla $2 ·$25; all very ronduesetS:Z. Beautiful sedan parts, winsbleld 110 water heater, $25, 20 headboards fl 75 each. LD we11tem saddle $25, bl .. 875-7978 lead crystal candy dish s:zs.rearwindow$20,you incbglrbbike,$lSi·plpe Allwoodtei bOaetablt nearly new youth bedl reason• r szo Crystal c andle take out, door $1S, hood threader set, $ o: 2 SlZ Twin -:'beet• 75c wltb out maltreat. S15 ELECTRIC cofree pol.$4; holden $8 pair. Crystal szo. t.nmk Ud sis. seats Ra~Wtt cqesS.t SJ i:_•~ eacb, caaet 25c each. each, butch dropleaf toaster, $4 ; 1 maple decanter $10. Ornate bottl ror $20. bumpers .,.,... · 20lb • · • Pueom table all.-table U5, Spanl1b rour-poster bed,twln, perfume bottles 15c·$3 . .eacb ror SJS, front Placentia Ave. SU.JO. wu.O. Twlnallp ban1ln1 cbandeller $5. US ; aunt leather crystal look ~sh tr.-ys Grand Opening EAT AND BE THIN at the -\l~a>.\ ~WI{ 3131 Bristol Street, Costa Mesa with Mike Turin's P.O.P. (Pounds Off Permanently) and Complete meals from $.1.80 to $7 .25 Breakfast Lun.ch • Dinners and DESSERTS TOO! e a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 d9• •week fenders, •ood as ts, eacb SEALY firm doubie ~ CO'lef m. C'Ol'duro1 • AD o Id •ch o o l d • 1 l ..-orc1cle JacKtt. lri11 $1·$4. 27''d3' rramed $15.s.174123. spriqt 6 mattnsa wtlh ln excellent colldlUoal S 15:. b a• k et ball H $U; 1lrls 1malt m.lnor $15. Golf cart SlO . ...:...--------•wat.erst.alns$15.CbUd's 541181.NwSo.Cout .. ackDoard and hoop 1tin1ra1 blh, SU. u••x21 ~· rramed '-llMn~ ONE small desk $12, OM cute lltUe bed wltb crib Piasa $1.50, corr .. ta~l• tOOl"11 aeucapeoilpalnllng$12.. standard d•k $25, one h ... d 6 electrtc lt.artini * ttlO school desk SS, one ma~re~•, as nea .. BBQ $2, swl•• office D & S K , c b a I r • 1--------- C o 1 em an propane foot DOa.rG SS. MS-e083 l:?.N =kh 2S .... ~.: daafr SlS. ortalnal o'1 refttl•atcr'. SZS. Ve:riru 8C7l'B new, 5Jt1.ph11 abac beater. H• Sl8, two A.II. DUSh button radio for bud rail for trail• or p.tntlq SlO, bird c.p addlDI macblnet.. $11: ell"Mlllul. t ·toa. • bl'oue. T .V.-MW. u I•, S:Z3, 1S GllC or Chevy, '2$. mobUt home 1 1~ n, two llam11« u1ea SZ AdmJnl TV, 112; uoon, m:a tfaU runner, dark :'iif.°:e~ :; Ml-mt as. Bl* ~ .. ta111e eaeb.mmi. ~r-P.· ~~ er"; ~~· ~~ ~ reefl'oer,,need•DINETTE tel $25. ::a::r-~-·~;"=•.:_J?._r._A .. ::!•~ VW V ~5 la ever $1.A. 11 piece chlne wpbol1tettn1 Jll, one s.16-0331 ru _ u._~ .... • ~.._.... •• _ ... _ _. ..._.1 an a.e.a n snack Ht, new, St.so. at 1wf1el rocker *-· _..... pa.y.aas. l'a~ u.ia Uled,$2Stacb.M4·731'1 Sears waxer-polisher. OINET'l'Eset:tabteszs.• • ..._C!OnlOl•tzS,oldlft . a11o h $15 -:i;~c~ • .f.t:!: chairs $10 each. Li1te LADlll ·~~~ sotf ehaba hO, pool B_!':,_~~~l::,od:!:..; ear~r!c:~all,; •••• •fM.S, new~1ftlhell~ratel)'. :·::Jiu. Mfmmc$1.5. l'ftllSaftla walnut.S20.MZ·M'71 hitch~.54USM aOfa, u ls $23.t4T.otl2. IG-147l . Criatobe.1. f'.V · ' . ,., .. .. .. I ' ' . r ....... It ONLY PILOT Saturd!y, JMuery 11, 1919 lo~ Mrite ea...,, .. We/. ·~.... TftlClu 9560 A.to. W..ted 95(o ~.~~·.~~~ ....... ....... tol .... f 120 , ... de-I 9130 ............ ,.......... ....................... 9701 IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,, .. ac• ..... 1uo ·wA.NTTOSB.L o...... • ••• .. """' ..... . ....•............. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• l Uad so ll.p. M~. 10 ~· CaUfornlan • Du._e bua11 w/traller. Avtomatlc,alrcooditJon· YOUICA.Jtr• eno·~..... aoeo Ml9c•••• Pow.r mow r wlcatchff, 197,1 outboard motor, MonomaUc. Ftoor be"•l' 1'&rb0-diar1e. Corvalr. lnt, Ult wheel & low Let us sell it ror you, * * • reel type e'b1. lluat UM<l a time tor over· w/thtrmottat. $1,SU. '800/bltolr.960-SMe. mileage. Wllllrade. ~HI \Ve ~ke in lrade Lcrry Miier •• UNCLAIMED NISOMAL PROPERTY. SALE SAT. T .. U WED. Overtiauled$SO. &48-0788 bead c1mper In gd COQCI. 544"411 • 4 W.... Drh" tSIO SA..DDUIA.CK a n y m a I( e o r IS 12 SytYla Lane FIREPLACE elet't abow 892·7'39al\er6 ll I b •••••• .. •••••••••••••.. ~~ IMP'OITS model. .. cara, t~ucka, He~ leach rt ed bri It ·· llll 8' c~r she w ea lneta ttJI eMC JtMMT 111•2040 495-4949 vana, rocreallonljl You are the wioDer of ~xe~4Mi08a~ei-1~ M ....._ ,ower 9040 & d bed. $400. 131·~ • .. vehicles imports & two lree dlnoe.rs ($14 .50 • · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• or546-2338. "HIGH SllalA. 19511 CHEVY PICKUP • dom aUcs. Must bt-. In value> selected from Fl'ot.en Food Lockera 40' Chris Craft Twln V-8 Factory Dl.rect Campen i'\111 Po• r wllh air COil· Shoftbed. Sspeed, map. runnl.8' condition & meet Skinny Mike's menu al ALLSJJACE ror Rent tn Newport AJP depth finder • Xlrn $11195. up. SbflLI $l?9.$0, dJUoninc. Wlll trade. Nee& palot, (30403V ). California safety code HOUDA. y IHH Beach. 675·2565 r ,,. 1 • 1 g •-ll v Sl •c• w 1-.. cu SAODLUA.CK $389. standards. l I l I lri ... _.St jwM.SBJI STOltAGI W.uatOUSISJ 1164 HAMILTON ST. {Corner Hamilton & Newland) WIBOA YS 1-7 WEBB.OS .1-1 or ,ru ' n • eepers. °"" . °"'' ~· VALLIY IMPORTS TOWN~l&COUNTl\Y ElCam1noAuloSa1es s...-·• aboard. $16,700. 962·3006, 642-8471 498-HOO Dealer Costa Mesa Mlsc:ellaneous 847-8168 131·2040 495-4949 ~'7 Olr. Please caU 642·5678, uxt. Wanted 1011 18• Jobnton Runaboul Mot~/. Re.ally clean '49 Chevy WEPAYTOPDOW~AR 333toc:la1myourlickets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• V·6 l.O. w/110 hrs. Hvy Sc 9150 I~. • truck. Beat offer or FOR'fOPUSEDCARS' * * * Couch & malchina love duly lrlr $2695, 61$-7887 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• LC111"cru1sers trade. 646.$373, after 5 OD FOREIGN, DOMESTIC 1--------- seul. rnd. din.rm. t.bl. '74 Bulta~o Puraang, used •75 H• clop wk. days. Good deal! or CLASSICS •72 CRICKET 4-Door Carpeting, recliner chr. SO' Offshore Cruiser 3 Umes. $69.5. 675-o9701 If your car ia extra clean 4 CyJ., 4·spctd, radio, Sch 8055 Ml ell 8080 645-6083 Twn dsb, 8K plant, u k for Bill before 7pm. (SOS2N4IDfMf) '66 FOID PU see us Cint. he at. e r . s e r , N 0 • rogt K •MMI mi. M\, cab, 2 beads, , d SHORT IED IA.UH IUICK tB4lC'lRl~l69 . ..................... ............. --.-• Wanted Sbops-mith lOER, shower. Just-hauled, 1 or trade 67 Hon • 74 W _$ k . u •hlft.. 2925Harbor Blvd. YARD SA.LE WATERBEDS ':~:.k.!11 . .,~0~!:,,~l. Need for veyed, painted. "Superba wlf" · Muell <360KR ) (0817K376). Costa ~esa-979.2500 $I 09 5 Saturday, Jan. 17 _.-...... .......,., OwoerwiU finance. chrome. r uns 'good. •5199 $1299 Santa Atta . W TV. te . Complete $129.95 delived Offl Fu_u..-& SZG,500. 646· Cheap transportation. ' TOP DOLi •R -•-M '1 s, s reo, rnen s ALL ITEMS DISCOUNT C• .......,...~ $325. M4·3'17 '71 Hardtop p •ID.,._ Linc-ercury .uts, one 9xl2 high shag AquaHeave.n 830· 7062 Equlpmeat 8085 (611DLJ) "' 1301 N. Tustin ,g & more 315 Jasmine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7l Y-aa:aaba YX. IMMEDIATIL y Santa Ana 547-05 I I dM. 7am noon Angel Fish. Lace, vales. Elec typewrlters. Sey Sl6,!i00. 646. Street license. $300. $3499 . )fWS ao 6 o marbles & silvers. 25< lo chrs $8/up, exc-svl chno , 544·3411 (fj'"'11 L,.•n: & FOR ALL Alfa Romeo ••••••••••••••••••••• S2ea. 968-1280 $1.5/35, scy dsks. Pierce. Ow~ 28 . A·l Cond, SS 1974 Kaw 90 Street Bike, ~' ~MJ FOREIGN CA.RS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3•,2 yr Bay Gelding. 7• hide-a . bed. Beige 867 W. l9lh, CM 645·7411. ~el~:io ~~~~J/F, sl like new less than 8 hrs CAU OR COM! IH '89 Alfa Spyder. 1750cc, Part Tho_roughbred. \ ~augh. gd cond ~100. 4 dr CONF. TBL. Credenza, • ' time. $245. 644..()975 TOY OT A '6.5 Dodge T t 1 bd TO SEE US fuel·injected. dual over· hands. hie cabinet like new desks chrs draft tbl 40' Mooring. Newpor '72 Suzuki 6T550, gd cond, lock box, air' ~:!p. & !~!~~!f5di5~~pdb;~~~s~: 644·0665· 5484228 couch:pvtpty646·S356 ' g:[c;b~~:..S~~Se'rf~:t Must sell $475/o fr. 1966 Hcwbor.CM 6469303 tank . Lo m I . Pirelli tires. luggage 9705 •g. '!B mare. 15.3 hands. BRUNSWICK pool table IBM TYPEWRITER. 20.. w /dsl gen. & mono 675-7572/552-8481. '72 Toyota 548·7482/646-2022 rack, Tonne au cover. Nl ·.WP(lf~T l f'H'U grs loving, must sell lh1s w1th acc. Heavy slate. CARRIAGE . LIKE w/hold tank . $lO ,OOO. SU uk1 h LandcrulserWClfJOll '&7.Dodge 6 eab·OvrPU, Best offer over $2700. •eek. Any reas offer. Sacrifice $350. N E W S 2 9 5 1679 544·4560 · '73 380 z · ~ nra s O,rp, Air conditioning, 4 wheel low mi, tool box. $1200. 645·2342 after 5· 575·7360 73·1933· 548·4987 PLACENTIA. 548.3414. • ~~f.nep;:: ~!esnys x~~ drive. (608MMR>. S48·7482or646-2022 at work <John>. ---------24' Century. Gd cond. N 1ginrung & Intermediate Aquanum, 26 gal. JM Copier . 107 engine. s4oo. Ancho parts . $850 takes all. $3899 3100 W.Coasttfwy.N.l 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV :iding Lessons. Jump· Fully equipped. s15o. Marine Co. 644·4545. 64>7954. Pl.CkU!S lg taught also. Start $50. 646·4123 494.2417 ourchildridingcorrecl· ---------1---------13' Whaler 40 Johnson. 74 Suzuki TS·125 .Enduro. •75 ·LolUJ eds, 1. Lessons taught on A9UARIUMS IBM Selectric II. New. cover, clean. $1300. Ru1ns1 Deg~. ,,~kin65g $550. Speed 642•9405 AM /FM . Metallic Silver, ---------• Must Sell Immediately 5 SB.UHG YOUR CAR? cau 213.4m.1234 x 280 our own horse only . Ex· 75 gal. Showtank $60. 60 $000. 675-6666. 8 nn15 '""'·47 SA VE ~~gt~~i;:~:ie:;;~~r!~~ f;J: ~6n~~r l~t7T~;t~~ .675·7150. 41 ' Motor Yacht, twn 280. '75 uki RM·l25, very r any age. Special low 644-1033 Pianos & Orqans 8090 Lge aft ca bin. Xln clean. any xtras, must 75 Long led ttroductory prices start ••••••••••••••••••••••• livaboard. $32,000 o sell,673-33 . 4 Speed, deluxe paint. tSS. p/lesson. 979·1469 USED UTIL. TRLRS. Fl ELD'S Warehouse trade $14.000 equi~y. fo ONE OVE EASY· 1973 '71 Toyota (16&44U >$. 3799 All s izes; good con<k Sale. 400 pianos & or· ho~e, lot,. c~r" sail boat GT 380 Suz i. So clean a..dcrulser ·aut. Blk Regas. Morgan 893-2428 or 531-1426 gans, new/used . .,pmets, or· Xlnl slip 10 Newport. you could eat an ege off Wagon, 4x4. Like new '73 Hilux lare, show qua I. (714I1---------1 Grands, Players. Going 496·6986 or 494-5055 o ol it. $700. But price is not winch. (109NDN) (70962N). 4 Speed, radio, 38-1011 or (714) 244·2218. chwmn Stingr ay, $35. out for business. Rent 547·5664 hard boiled. 497·2076 art. beater. 26"ScbwinnCruiser,$30. w/opl to buy. Kawai, , ...... $3395 $2899 AQHABuckskinGeld. lmpenal Tube Bending Steinway, Baldwin, 22 So. Coa.s t type_ Ba lust sacnhce to good Set, 'h·7/8". $60. New 3 Chickering, Yamaha, Boat, eng: J.ust maJored '74 Yamaha 360 Enduro '73 CheYy 'lz Tott ome. 557·9359 HP Johnson O/B. $100. Kim b a I l . W r It z r . & boat rehrushed. Lots,o 1700 original mi. many 3 Speed, AM /FM radio, o r gan Arab geld Older 15 HP Evinrude, (714)638-2770. 12072 gear.S3,?50.MlNNEYS xtras$900/firm644·0979 campershell.(79404'N). /ndrfl w ehald Gentle $135. both run good. Aft. 5 Brook.burst. GG. 548•1725 SAVE :.ibbon win. $400. Sandra ~~·1S:1~0~~: V~~: •72 Kobler & Campbell 25' Bertram, twin 170's ,66 :i'o~:aD.::O~~y de· '72 Courier >2·llll_ 1 C.M. Piano. Walnut. Xlnt orig loaded. $1J,900. Newpo pendable. New chain. -4 Speed. radio, step Arab. li quarter, 8yrs. cond. $700. Ph: 646·3075 Yachts,673·I003 *SI + $274 * '74 JHp Cherokee "S" bumper. (82374U). eld. Exp rider. $425/bst F-A furnace. nat. gas, f>4.S.,7159allday /eves. V-8, automatic, A IC, $2299 TOP PRICES PAID Audi 9707 For Imports •••••••••• • •••• • • •• •• •• Paid for or Not l 972 Audi I 00 LS DeGI Lewis Imports 2 Dr. Automatic, stereo & 1966 Harbor, C.M. low miles. (679ETN). 646.9303 $3195 TOP s Paid FOR Used YW's raid for or Hot DON BURNS PORSCHE/ AUDI 13631 Harbor BIYd GA.ROEN GROVE 636-2333 '73 Audi I OOSL 4 Door, AM /FM stereo 8~track. auto., s unroof. <283KFH>. $3888 r r . M us t s e I l . S 5 0 · . I BM Exec· OAK U~~IGHT PIAJ"!O loots. Sail 9060 I'm sorry-on Jan 13/14 P/S, P /B, 4 whl drive '72 Mencia 734467/494·5043. typewnter & cart, good Recong~t:f~_s~5auti!ul ....................... my phone was not work· w/quad.rotrack Tacoma 4 Speed, AM radio, step ljt!fi•:!l,•la'Jl'lll cond. $300. 8304239· Sol Cat 18 , f 'ly race ing. If you called & rec'd wheels. Low mnes S/N bumper. Reduced to sell! Hunt.. Bch. 842·"35 ••lfl!n1-n;".:e~ Harbour V .W. .~ . . . . . .. !g. TB. ~7 h, Bay, lO yrs. tik 5 • PIANO SALE eqlD·p'd Ca11·r Regional oans pl call back 223930 s Hunt Bcb 2 35 'rn'd. hunt/jump. $3600. Best Baby furn, ~nu,. • Champion Trlr, n · ' · · (5'469 ) TOP IUYER · · 84 ·44 'r pty. 64&2668 ~~s/!'ackoem~~eo~~n~~~ Pric~P~~~~T:a~~Y re· Terry, 541·2285. $2,000. '74 Honda, TL 125. Gd $4,611 $1799 See us first, & last! Top '73Audi 4 Door IOOLS. a/c, Yr Palamino gelding, nu,makeofr.361RaveUo duced. Relocating & cond. Asking $475. Must . 1\ l1t1n:1 dollarpa1dforimports. stereo , perf cond . ;ymkhana493-8876 J k ventory. Financing D •TSU.._. .73 Audi. 100 LS. 4.dr, ome t ac k . Trail· CM,SunaftlOPM. must sell complete in· KITE sell.644-4l4t. .'41\ UIJW COSTAMESA. Radials.548-8642. Compressor w/ ac avail. TOYOTA ~ " •welry 8070 Hammer. 2 spray guns CRAFTSMAN PIANO 2845Harbor Blvd. Auto. am/fm . sunrf. 21M ••••••••••••••••••••• 110v /220v. lire gauges, 1TI41 Beach Bl vd uni~~.._. -Costa Mesa 540·6410 mi. $3,600. P.P 897-4812. $125. Hvy duly meat Huntington Bch 842·6411 1966 Horbor: CM .646 9303 WANTED grinder. sausage con-MILEAGE, LIKE NEW. Offer Expires 1-20-76 ORANGE COUNTY'S IMW 97 I 2 OP CASH DOLLAR nect 'sSS0.548-2989 Thomas Electromc full , . SEVERAL EXTRAS.Trucks 9560 '7 Frd 34000 · · s ••••••••••••••••••••••• •A ID F 0 R Y 0 UR scale organ. W /seat. 21 Santana. OB, 3 sails, $1 950 Call 497·3547 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l o , m1, air, HIGHE T EWELRY. WATCHES. I.will fix your pinba~I or Drums, chimes, etc. head, compass extras, · · · •71 GMC 1500 ~~.1::te:rr\°oo~~;:m · .RT OBJEC'I'S. GOLD, JUk e box m ac h1ne. 67>7150or673·1439. $3,950. 714-075-8640. Honda ·73 CL70. 325 mi. $ ILVER SERVICE. 839-l946after4 pm. CHASE BROTHER S Aquanus23trailer,9.9HP Xlntcond. $350. UH2607) ~t~·e:~~~.tr~~-~ '::!~ '00 F-100 'h Ton, saddle BUYER 'INE FURN & AN·eustommadecabinel.10' Baby Grand Piano loaded $7900 P .P. Pr.pty.Eve.551·6441 <53429W>. tanks, hvy dty rear 1QUE.5. 645-2200 long, 85" high. Suitable w/bench, Walnut. Good 494·7664 '73 Honda CB 450 xlnt. $369 S bumper, $l950. 545-4298 O.._. IMPORTS LARGE SELECTION for ~tore display or china cond., $650. 640-l8S2. DOLPHIN 24' sloop. S&S cond. $700. 70 CHEV ru 'IJ TOM " OF JEWELRY cabmet. Best oCfer over 41!-• M hi 8093 d . M uf t • • 96().1231. 1 · k .. ,,. di $500. 673-8050. ~WlttCJ ac MS !!51gn. an ac urer ~ 6 Cy .• stic su.ul, ra o, Sale 3 days only! ••••••••••••••••••••••• display boat_. Sran.d new· Kawasaki, '73. 750cc. Cafe heater. (02775P). OUT OF PAWN 8' boat & 2 HIP Johns.on Singer zig.zag, portable Incl's 2 sa1Js, wmches. Racer. $1,450. 496-8SS3/ $ 1599 & ESTATE O/B motor, $35 pair. sewmg machine, like nu. lifelines, galley, bead, all 493·:.>91. ' LARGE STONES Walnut cabinet stereo. xlnt. cond. $45. 846·1204. teak int. Sleeps 5, --------- GOLD WATCHES Gerard turntable. Btfl trailerable. Large dis· IHSURA.HCE Dunton Ford 2'1\v 'J rw•,,.,, .,,, w.1••1('1 -... /J. 546-7070 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1et1 1 l n<•ll•d. 11•1 I SH HUN T IN (. TON lt&CH SADDLEBACK BMW LEASE HOW .J 1976 2002 I As low as Sll6.29 + tax. 48 mo. O.E .L., 0 A.C. Includes 4 speed. tinted glass. torsion bar stabilizers. radials & de· lEPEATERWATCHES sound, $175. Solid cedar SportittCJGoods 8094 count. Pacific Dolphin, ********* Many Diamond Goods. antique chest, $75. Cop· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inc. 996-0241 Low rate with Alllron '49 Chevy truck Xlnt ---------1 aler prep. & destination Cash offers accepted. per, pewter, plants. All New Skis, Atomic Com· . 642-3800 cond. $1250 or best. ofr Autos, lmport•d tESA PAWN . 1761 mustgo.673·6506. putermadeinAustriaby Desperate. Must sell. 30 · 646-5373aft.5onwkdays ••••••••••••••••••••••• fewporl Blvd, C.M . . Rohrmoser 200 cm. $65. wood ketch. Xlnt cond. CLASSIC 1958 Triumph . . !!!!~~~~~~~~General 9701 ""·"Cft" Brass Bed, queen size, Nn 7.,.,7 Ofr, 493·6616 650 comp reblt eng lots 66 l Ton Tire Truck, .,.,,..,.,.,., . f . ti .,...,.. c.. • . • 1 · . v 9 570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wicker urn, pa10 ngs, , . r 1 of chrome $550 or ofr w /gaso ine air com· ms charges. IESTCOLOR SELECTION IN THE SOUTHLAND .. achittery 8078 Sculptures, planters, Surfboard 6'9 ". good 35 Sai!boat. or sa eat our 646-2652 ' · pressor. $1295. 646--5491 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEEK ENO ••••••••••••••••••••• plants, pots & collecto cond. $60 or best Dave, cost · Buyer out of . . 1973 CHEVY VA.H • USED C •RS .ill Press. Hvy duty, 4 items. Everything goes 842-6161 f!lOney. Same hull as two '71 Yamaha 350. Extra 72 lntn l PU· ~10 392 A""'~ ti . d·•: SPECIALS ~ 675-7597 time Trans·pac wmner. clean $335/offer eng, P/B, P /$, all', auto, ....... ma c, air ~on luOn· 1974 2002 tii pindle, 4 spd, 12 H.P. TV, Radio, $27,500. P . SQUARED · · am/fm stereo, cust 10g&pwr. steenng. 1050·549·1955· GasStoveSlOO. Dbl Bed. HiR,Stereo 8098 BOATS,541·2873 675'1546 lhruout.W/8~' cab over SADDLEIACK 71 MIZ280SL. 4speedwithAM/FM. R r . $40 R tary H a . It V VA.WY IMPORTS You will love this one. 1973 IA.YA.RIA iscellaneous 8080 $40 e ng. · 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature male engineer Motor HOtMS. camper. Y Jae ery See it & drive it thils 4 speed. ••••••••••••••••••••• Mower. $25. 673-6651 25" Zenith Color TV 2 yr l. C!....11-;1--9160 clean. $3,950. 644·1356 831-2040 495.4949 .' s ome sa mg exper · ~ ..., weekend. (022078). 1973 2002 WA HT ED JUness foTces sale. Comp warranty, n~w picture AVAIL TO CREW wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• (4) Dodge Pick ups,6 cyl, '74 Ford Van Econollne •74 MII 280 Sedan 4 speed with stereo 8 rooms Or fu ...,.;,ture lube,freedebvery,$l78· &Holida""-838-1080 R t25'''9750 R d auto,lhtonPB, 19702800CSA 'OP CASH DOLLAR H .. , Dir 645·4276 J ~ en ~ pen oa • 100, mag wbls, w/Connie Immaculate & well •A ID FOR YOUR misc items. Example: 8 · · ·fully seU·cont. slps 6-8. 642-t6l0 shocks, partly lined int, equipped. Lease avail. Automatic. EWELRY. WATCHES. Herculon sofa & lov Pioneer SX 990 receiver, 1 Boats SH / Winter Rates. 644-8385 Ford C800 Tr ct Truck xlnt cond, $3495, ~7286 on extended terms . 1969 2002 \RT OBJECfS, GOLD eseat.$325.Justpd$1200. pr. AR4X speakers, D 'L-ps 9070 WANT TO RENT VW $2100 n~w apaf!t Must ' (102022). 4speedwithAM/FM. ,fLVE R SER V JC E . Set Encyclopedias, dis Cassette deck w/Dolby, 1 OCtn . . or ~~ .;A.,OZ13 •73 VW 7 rA.SS IUS 72 MIZ 250 C ' hes, Hide·a ·bed, Oc pr mikes 60 pre ·••••••••••••••••••••••• sunilar smaller camper._~ __ ! _O'IV" _______ Stick shift, factory air oupe s •MERCEDES• !f:uEE.5F~~ & AN· ch.rs, antiques, K.ng sz re~orded ta'pes. Exe. Needslipfor35'pwrboat. Feb. 5 pm to Feb 9 pm. For Sale 1951 Chevy ~T conditioning, radio, ~~op~oos: ~~~~·n'fc:1/ •CLASSICS• · BR set, cstm mad cond. $300. 499-2805 AM Will pay $70/mo. (213) Woul~ leave car for Pltup, 7S% restored. Or heater, t inted glass, Pricedtosell. (008021). 'S2300SCOUPE.Class1c l'UBLICAUCTIOH ve lvet living roo only. 843-6315. trans.ifnec.References. trade for later model wheel covers.•Like new. II d bl 6• oclct ·1 t 675-8679 after 4· 30 •74 TRJUMPH TR-6 car, wi tra e. . {ANY ITEMS OF FINE ensem e, c . a.I a . Pkup. 894 ·0951 (7JOCOV). '6 220 S SEDAN 4 ed STATE JEWELRY ble. 2 end commodes. RCA 23" color TV, xlnt 40' Boat Slip Roadster. Low miles, 1 . . . ·. spe ~RT OBJECTS AN: 551-3732. cond., table model, $125. Private home. '72 Winnebago 24',$914ik5e0 '72Chev. Cheyen~e ClO, 8' • $3666 like new. Lease or buy. with at.r cond1tionmg. · 67J..?506. Reasonable.675·9048. new, 17,000 mi, bed b everyt.Jting 3900 (223030) '66 250 SE COUPE . • 1QUES, FINE FURN .. Electronic air cleane . . firm Ph· 968-3965 • as · •69 PORSCHE 91 IE 'Clusit 4 speed with sun· fl'C· PHONE FOR IN· good condition. Johnson 123 A, CB radio, SAI,L. side tie dock space. Trai'~ T. -• . 9170 6E7;.7C404oast Hwy• CdM S rt ti S th· roof. •O. & BROCHURE. 536-7608 Trunk antenna.con· 27 max. $110. 303 E . ll'IS'nlt rcl"*on ..,. po oma c. ee isone '00 280 SE COUPE. Air 45-2200 · t k $200 Edgewater. <1}871·2866 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T P'-· · k and save many $$$. condition in g & . ver er , spea er, , 1 p . . 67 Chev 1h ..... p, stic (""""'"") ood 0 E $80 Carved stereo cabmet$75. value for $145. 673-4262. Side Tie for 34_35• 15 Pr~w er. ortipot1, shift gd operating cood. ~74 CH. EVY BL .a.zER automatic. MIN<I' ! 1rew rg, uc · White drapes, 40' wide Sai·l Boat easy lift hitch. A·l cond. $800 '640-8268 "' '72 250 C COUPE. Air 'Ord, del. Oak. Coast $50 499-4465 looh&Marine $850orbstofr.646·7363. --·-------4 Wheel drive, ,i con di ti 0 n in g & .. I rewood Supp I y. · Equipnwet Avery,675-7213. , Two Datsun trucks '69, --Dod--e-V_,a.,..n-P-lu_s_b_ln-t-• maculate condition. tomatic. 81·1122. Rolled shades by Del Mar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bo t Dock N rt B h 23 Terry Tnvel Trlr. $1250 '70 $1350 Both 1:! f.,.,oo Pvt Pt . Lease or buy oo extended EBA.CK BMW Real "Match Stick" Like General 90 I 0 a • ewpo c · Xlnt cond. Prjced Blue xlnt. rood '968-4.llt gs, -· · : y. terms. (176115). ing size ~· new. xtra new. Call559·5066 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wl 6 l t o1 12 2 'eaP11 o67w5 e5954r. book. 673·7078" · · 831--0619MustSacnf. ,73 PORSCHE 914 831·2040 495-4949 irm $195 incl del. Usual· , . a er e ec. · '7 4 Ford Courier. yhome835-2263. Ankle length, Saga Mink 12 Fiberglass boat wknds, art 7 p .m. AlltoSenice& AM /FM ml chelins 1972 Ford Van w/deluxe Roadst~J'. Sharp & v.:ell ORA.HGECOUHTY'S coal. Zippered· at knee w/oars$80. weekdays. rmts 9400 3S 000 m'i lie 83748u• conversion, PS, PB, auto maintained. A really fine OLDEST omcelled Contract. 2000 ro. r daytime wear: Small 42062ndSt. NpBch. 1o~ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~IV\. ~7.3921 · trans air cond, lo mi, bi-•port car. Priced to sell. & 'ds Carpeting below Val S2 500 .. _.. ..,...... ~ 40b vw 1 t 1 ~ top conversions incl, (905180). ' sue. ue, • . n:oa.· 1o~ M± ten'"'tce/ .rL1 ~·-9080 P ena. comp e e Y • rost. 547-8729 Ing $1.200. 640-1882. --. -· .... f02 0 ~ overha"1ed, $250. 3" HP GMC ~TON, 8' PICKUP. stereo system, stove, •75 MBZ 450SL 1 . . SerYice ••••••••••••••••••••••• p•rts. Blocks, heads, TWENTY SEVEN oven, icebox, sink, wtr, Very Io w mil n. Sal .se ~sClub Membersh1p Antique Steamer Trunks ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' Chrysler Ski Boat, dOOr " front fender for THOUSAND MILES. many xtras. $5250, Completely equipped. es rvice·Lcasing Newport Beach $40ea. Pvt. Owner Bo a. t . P .a inti .n ~ " twin SS's, nd some work. '61 vw, rear etus, aide $1 ,495. 1&79 PLACEN· '93-2778eveslwknds. Lease avail. on extended Roy CarYer, lllC. ll6C> 640-5Z'T4. 645-6836 Ref1~1s.h1ng Parntina, $1200.6'&-0812 glass, misc. parts. TIA, COSTA MESA. ,68 VW Panel Van. Mech terms. (0247371-Rollsltoyce BM\f Varrushing, & Cleanup. 544.3417 548-3414 •74 MIZ 450SB. 234 E. 17th St. fanf.ed.Juk~ Box or Pm· Weber gas bbq $75. GE Also mast work. Free '74 Glencoe Tri-Hull · ed. $150. Sat. &Sun. only. • Costa Mesa 546.4444 >all Machine. Working elec ~rye r SSO . GE estimates.675-3175 VB, Berkeley Jet.Dt;tve. Auto tune· UP home ''13 International, ~T. 8' 9118-1598. A,{ine auto. Very low --------- .rnot.839-1946aft.4. was hin g mac h $25 . xlntocnd.,alleqwpmcl. aervice eves. fr Sat. bed. Nu tires, Uke nu '63Fo.rd Camper $850 6 m les. Completely ""EWILLSELLYOU 644-5513. Boa~ Build':rs, Cstm $4200.83C>-1836. 84'1-6076. cond. P1'iud below _. Fl 3-~1 W im equipped. Buy or lease. f'A Des1gn, repair, restora· • wholesale S86-5te8 c,,,, aync spa, a (020Q38). l&WT.V. guar. $29.95 Sunflower 13' sail boat, gd tion. Wood/alum/rbrgls. Tr•• ortaffoll 4 Tires ax ux.u. 5, · · mlrron, 751b lee bx, •62 MIZ 2205. :otorT. V. $69.95 cond., $100. 3 HP boat 645-2417 &646·5602. • .... !................ tfn i *' o 1a1 6 p I 'I . '89 Jeep o/4 .PU, 4 whl dr. MtchelJns, re·blt rear Be a proud Mercede1 .lacuum 's euar. $19.95 mot.or, near new $100. C ~/ w!Wb~, Uaed 1000 mi. Alt.rans, p/s. 23,0l!O m\'•· end, tran.t, Cmt eod, spr· owner \n lhl• old le but j4U421JAKE'S, Lady Kenmoor elec INh.MariH 4£:'.!:rl. 9IZO S150.set.tfl3..Sl4G $2450. 6U ·804t or lnga.540-3023. eoodle. Priced to sell •N. Newport Bl. N.B. dryer $35. 959 Coogre1s E.pl,....t 9010 -MS-9874. . nowt (03'730S) • St.C.M.642-8957. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••' •lotted m ags 12" '70 vw Bua, xlnt cond.I •1sM1Z4SOSEL -orter CabloskU saw, $35. *ATTEMTIOH• •75 Ftber1lau Campe w/tlro. Ba.Janc;d, $95. '59 Fork PU /Camper great buy at $2,250. Cal 1976 BMWs ARE HERE CREVIER ockwell router $30, Wheel chair. ellcellent 1,.68 50 Horae o·--r Shell for tone bed ToJQta 963-84. w/rack. ~T. 6 cyl, 4 spd. 645-2194. Executive demo lu~ury ~Ulerfalls 3'' belt sander condition. $50. .: bo e p c"' ·o PU. $2:50. 963-5146 . r u n I ' d . n e w '73 ~.. M . v ...,. sedan. Mu. Clnish, elect. o · n " ••OAOWAY ~.494-2417afler5:30. 67~1 4n6,CW'Y out ard. . . El Camino calQper top, carb/generator/fuel -.e axJ an__., roo(.,clearancedpriced. SANTA ANA IcmUon w1th mercontrol. ~2 Dodip Corvette. tZ'T hood, vw pump. f750, 615.7850 V8 enc auto lr•rtJ, PP (<MO&IO). • nder Muslcmuter Advertising Exec. mov· New water P"'mp. &C_,.,. pan/lrontend.960-3631 S2:500,C213)~1540 71MU210Sedm 835·3171 >ndit?;:~~a::c:~}~~~ ~to ~n~"j!~t!t"t;. iUf£.tci.£~~U:°!; Automi c ttaftlmluion, •• 11/ 'OOOMC~tonstaketruclt For sale or trade, '72 ~.~!~:~!;: :r~~t .,.ntt_u_LTIM_•_rt_.,.._•VHfCl--M-•c_ ...... __ Call54f.9933afterlpm• Blk run leng4tb cloth bat of(tr. Call 963-87• air condltJon1n1. extra c.:llCI tl20 rc:.~$600.64.5-*2uk Dode• 360 Cu.·V• auto Lease or purchue. HAL GREE .... E ~-coat, mink collared '150. eves. ALSO lS foot alua luel tanki, new tiru. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lral'll, AM /FM 1tereo, Ul7o:50). " wk1n mlnJc .earf $1.SO. runabout new seats, PO'Wf atMrln1. Rudy '•l"AselCorNlr.Nuena. 7lFOID¥4 TOM $23l0.zt3.582-2i61l. 71Ml%450SLC BMW '* * * Leop9.nS eoUar $'50. Mhak carpetln1. wit.h aood fort.be road. 21SltN. Is pa•nt. Xlnt cond PU Camper apeclal. V-8, 75DodfeVan Limited production ~ se...D•~-~Lon~,=a,~ ~::r~l~lnt>!:tc~~:;.~ S2ttt p 1otr548·7813 . 4 aoeed, factory air con· Only 3 months old. TOP model. £uropun de· ~ UI AIMrt ,.._ ,_Ford Truck dlllonln1. full power, 67$-7410 aft 5PM. livery (ancel. Only .:SO COlf8 MeM WllmlnClOD. 10 pea, •et· Will ffll both for S850 or A.-power sleertnJ, radio, ·--w---..... ma. &u1r'f, cauette. al· oa are the wlaoer Qf =-'~·..::.U.J.o~ o.ffer.Callt8M731eves C.ll~~n~.t713 Mater,UnlodJIUt.~t ----flto 107 wheels. LllH or tree dinnttt {Sl•.50 FordS&aUGn wacOft Air 6 hip .Johntoft, loal•h•f\, 'new eoodJtloa.. (63tdr). •••••••••••••• .. ••••_·~ purchase. Eal nd1d t8:lue) 1tleded from •. Auto.StOO.n•tS.Si..(1893 0/~1'73w/aailb0atcon· P«Sale, 1951 Chevy ~T $4199 f •inl 1our 'ft·'• vw wmaavaU.(101191). ~Mike'• m-•l tnJl -.aon .. COHr & 2 6· Pit•. 15~ rnLcll'ed.. Or • junker. wm pa~ up to HOUSE TelelCOPI J01' tn1rror, FL l•I IH taokl. 1400. 38", 8', lll•Too cam tr•d• for later model nso for frame, bodJ, M ". tuekln1 motor, • 1115. s!MU WI Md • xtru Pkap.IM-0851 .~.C.11•·1'111 OP C4ilM MeN ta.•ml a o AT T RA I L E R ~. 54NJd. 1 '51 T· Bl rd. Showroom IMPOITS e1111 -.S11t, al. 1.a" RCA Color~ Works, WANTIOI Qied for n· Seara tetlt ltlr. hard top ccnd. 151 SbelbJ Cobra todalm,..,.ucti . tlOO or beat oUer. 110 Boa Standard hull. 8!ll2, tip-on 1dd·•·r IOI Is lTaM. Ort• en1 52~7250 * * '* t42-<f758 m,.,.,._, $49S. 83'1 ~ avaU. '5,000. 17M800. Dunton Ford . ·.·' ' .. 54 6 7070 , Sal s "servlt>c ""LA.A.rte'• Hew"t D....,.I .. TTf1T P'1te1lone Blvd. l>own11 <JU)W7-663S a Mun W•toreos -..... __ You dt>n't need a IW\ to ''draw (aat" Whoo )'OU Pl• Mn ad ln the D•llr PUot. Want Adtf CaU now -6'2-1678. }, J I t ............................. .... IMporhd Auto._ l111porhd • Aldos, l•pothcl A..tos. IMpot'W Auto$, a.,orltd A.lot, IM~ Saturmy, Janu!!)' 17, 1978 DAILY Ph.OT CJJ ................................................................................................................... •·············•········ :.,. 9 7 15 ~.. • _....... • ....... ..,. Md .... l•porW A.tos. lftlport.cl ... : ............ c:i;:······· " 9721 MQ, • 9742 . 975 ·~-976 Trt.... 9767 .................................................................... . 1972 ll ••••••• •• .... ,,,,_.,.,,. •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••··~··•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Volctwagett 9770 VoliJwoge. 9770 Y.... 91i2 4 speed, aJr eond1tlooin1t 69 Rat 124 SDI.,,_ IUY -LIASI • Porsche . '69 TOY OT A •• •••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• • • • • •••••••••• & only 30, cnlJes. A Luaaaie-rack, new ~ ~ AlllnsuranceSpeclalltu Corona deluxe. z Or. '74 TRIUMPH Tl·6 '65 Volkswuaoa '76&'75 Volvos EXCB.U.E.NT earl paint. <ZKH333). N tron 642·3800. hardtop, auto. ttaos.. Super luw miles, •·•Pffd. Economy $6SO ,. ......, I--·- SADOLllACk $lSS8 ~ '73914. Blk/blk. App Grp., radlo, healt-r, whitewall radio, over-drive. 1.Jlc. SS?·7'99 _,or~ VALLEY IMPORTS . u tirfl, tinted qlua, wheel 292.MIN. •••cs. ~ spds, 3S,OOO mi. <ZDVt•") S • I lll-204 0 4415.4949 sssoo.581-7862 covers. -• SAVE '98Cl3 S· 'M vw Bus Camper, ou SI 099 c:-.&• •--1600 CC eng, brks, etc '74 C APRI z DR H.T. '74·9 Tarta Xlnt cond. --• I YW ~ nds body work, $8SO, We Leuc all makes. ~-~rrut~o~dif1~~1r:~: 11unt. Bch. 342.~ ::!: s~3• AM'~a:;.1~fo Sant~:~~~511 !!~~~.:~~CJQ~cct '1~;::~er. ~1c. amtrm. •beater. (697KFR). '7 S 'd t '71 MG Mld8et. AM /FM. •SPECIAL• S1788 deluxe Int. & ext. Xlnt $3495 5 124 p~ er, mus sell! t _, • .,..Cl\ .. _ •&--ded """"' mt 'War n e w t l r 4' • • X l o t ?O Ponche 9 ... , ronu. e;JO.JV, or U"C"et.o~.,.,. · """" · · "' IUY • • •sE '69 VW S47·:wi64 or 496·3819 ...... •••ill ty.833·2737 cond.$2,000 5 speed, app. group, .. .._ u_..a_ . 9717 545-6723 mags &radio. (813JWJ). ========= TR 7 Pop Top camper. A buy! Sf; Bug, body In good cond. ~~~~!!~!!!!!!!~ :::::' .............. !. MGI 9744 $5995 ' '74~o otaCellcaGT (Z\'za37). w/reblt e n g. $800. Do ... IUl .... S s s in I ( -. $1288 '1A•.2959 '76'S '75 Hondo Cl•lc •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• " " · • v Y roo • maa -"'-~-------- Auto. trans., AM radio, 1969 MOB • Mtdiet. 4 PORSCHl/AUDI ro!~ie~~~~~~: Low. '68 YW lug 1971 SUPER BUG !!!!~~~~~~~8a£ saver~ (664MBF>. ~~ ra,dio. wlrewhffl.l U6lt Harborll•d Metaltic silver , rebuilt A supet"" C'leao 4 speed~ VOLVO 'S '71 CAPRI COUPE Reduced to bucket aeata. Suntone GA.IDEM GROVE $3799 engine. Guara nteed. !876CII). HERE ~ C 1 d . SJl gg yellow with black ln· (WCA228> S 1795 .. Y .. 4·spee , power t.erior. (670HQK). $1199. 636-2333 · disc brakes, radiu, TOWNE&COUNTRY It-*• $1388 beater, vmyl interior. eJ l,.,n:, 646-4447 Dir. -• oyu 9756 NOW J ust ao example of Sav. eM, UllW ......... ••••••••••••.. '1,7 4 TR6 Roodater '64 VW Panel •New Engine ~&S956! 14BCapn 's m stock ~ '1Xln2 MGB dRd8$3tr9'523p,OOO mt l. #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~a~e~~~~~~d n .ve & Perfect beach car. Ex· •New Transrrussion ~c. • TG. ~ tcoo . 1 . Vlpy. _ ____;:,______ · · c ellent condition. -===-------i ·N~wColors $1595 ... · vo~vo 6734191 ~ ~~~VER '61ToyotaCorona s4 995 (342l3W). '73 Super Bug Beetle, ALL 75'S Santa A na IJ66 Horbor c M 646 9303 0,-1 97 46 ROllS·ROYCE Automatic transmission DOM IURHS SAVE Auto m at i c . $2 , 3 5 0. UncolnMfl"C ury OfrerExpiresl·20-76 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 2i41.17thSt. Cb.eap!Cheap!VQJ627. PORSCHE/AUDI I 997-2748 AND DEMO'S• 1301N.Tuslin '74 Opel Manta 4 spd Lo COSTAMISA $849 13 631 Harborll•d I 'I ' 1968VWBUS MUST GO Santa Ana 5 4 7 -0511 ~f~~Clean! $3000. 54 •-4444 GARDEN GlfOVEjmJ 1 • 1•1~pa1c \lvq'll This one has bleeper. THIS MONTH Colt CLOSIO SUNDAYS 6 36-2333 Tim ~ carpetmg & an icebox. '73 G.T. Flame Red. Lo Subaru 9762 HW'll. fkh. 842-4435 (606NBZ). BUY mi. Super clean. Hl ....................... VolksweKJen 9770 S 1595 performance. 4 ·spd. '74Subaru, lo mi. red/wht ••••••••••••••••••••••• 01! IJiillilli) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 1 COLT 4 Spe<'<l. mag wheels. Ex· lras. Nice car! 8070FL>. Herb Friedlander Bra.nd new s teel bltd vinyl top, $3000, or bslofr *SPECIAL* r adials. R/H. l-owner · 963·5875 '74 Toyota Corolla $1499 J.or A IPH-. D•ol 11749 I Poch. w ....... "''"" 673·5781. Automatic transm1ss1on. •VW BUGS* '730pelGT Toyota 9765 !2t~choosefrom).Supcr BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 898-6777 537.7777 ····~·················· s k & Mint cond. lo mileage .... EW _76 nice car! toe !f3270 1011 t .. ch ll•d.. 147 IS\\ •<UNflNC.ION HACH 546-5219 aft 6 pm. "" n #3271. '75 Honda CVCC, many •68 Kadell. 1.9 engine. TOYOTA $2499 xtras, $2750 1·270·4221 Good condition. $550. OUR LOWEST Datsun 9 7 20 ~knds. Call 968-0984. J 9730 Payment Enr! •••••••••••••• •• • •••• •• CICJl'Gr ·oo Opel GT runs good 76 ~-1 WILL DUY YOUR ~·••••••••••••••••••"• body smash~d up. $75 n~ on a 19 moue DATSUN, TOYOTA, 67 JAG 4 dr. sedan. 420 tires 979.7320 $80.00 Dn. & OR VOLKSWAGEN series, auto, P /S, P /B. ' $80 00 p M PAID FOR A/C, wire wheels. Must Peugeot 9748 • er O. OR NOT. sac! $2200. 842-9783 aft. 5 ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Radio, 4 s peed, syn-TO cromesh trans., powe p DOLLAR ·73. XKE Vl2 2 tops air '7l Peu~eol 304 New Eng. front disc brakes. beat CALL • • · & p aint a m /fm /h t r . n · . SAL BERNADENE clean. super buy $6500 963-S2l2. & ow thru ventalation. S40·0442 644-838S <Undersea!). 48 mon 9750 financing. Deferred pay '67 Datsun ltiOO Roadster 2 tops, n u trans. tires, brks. radiator, mech xlnt $995 846·9518 ---------- menl $3920 incl tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• license & int. APR · •SPECIAL• 1975 Porsche 914 1.8. 5 s peed . mags & radio. (061 MXR > $6595 $13.64 0 .A.C. TE 311032S7 :Oecut lemi4 8roYOTA BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1Ut1a.oc•ll•d. aHoH\ .. UNllNC. ION If ACH '71 Toyota Station Wagon. '74 260Z. Lowered, Konis. new tires, cam. rty whl, spoiler. mu gs, air, AM/l"M. 2S.OOO mi. Best on road. $6500 /bst ofr. 581-7718ans. DOMIURMS PORSCHE/ AUDI 1966 Harbor. CM 646 9303 new radial tires, R/H. 'Offer expires 1·20·76 $1395. 675·8038 '72 DATSUN PU • Jag '72XKE v122+2. AC. 13631 Harborll•d With slake body, 4 speed. wire wheels, 1 owner. GARDEN GROVE stick shift, radio. hccs lcr. 2 5, 0 0 0 mi . , $ 6 7 5 0 . 636-2333 (82821V>. 675-6167. --------- ~~--=--~----! Due To lnc~ase In Mew C• Salu '72 Toyota land Cruiser soft top, $1800. or bst ofr. Will take trade for s mall We have become over-car. 642·2678. stocked in excellent --------- 197 4 SUPER BUG WITH SUH ROOF Chrome rims. radial tires & AM/FM stereo. (646JWR). 1973 SUPER BUG "ONE OF A KIND" Wild paint job, mag wheels, wide R·W-L tires, radio & 8 track stereo. C068JJS>. 1973 SPORT IUG Factory Limited Edition Yellow w/black trim, s port rims, r adials, Porsche type seats & IN· DY s teering wheel. (l.30JMQ). 1971 SUPER BUG WITH SUN ROOF Custom vintage maroon paint & very s harp. (066CYT>. $2299 Karmann Ghia 9735 ····················~· •'73 Porsche 914 While with air condition· ing. PRICED RIGHT! trades. '69Toyola Corona wagon. 1967 VW. 4 speed, radio, STARTING PRICE Air, good shape heater & dean inside+ Dunton Ford 1140 S MaU1 al Warn~• S A 546·7070 '71 240Z 640..6605 •'74 Karmann~ COUPE. Ravenna green, 4 s peed · HARD TO f1ND! (9S4KLZ). llLL YATES YW /PORS~f:tE Sao Juab Capistrano 493-4511 837-4800 BILL YATES YW/PORSCHE San Juan Ca11istrano 493-4511 837-4800 togs $950. 842·0105. out. <VlE3fiO>. S699. .,u TOWNE&COUNTRY • ._.Y '00 Toyota Corona Deluxe. 646-4447 Dir. IV'1ll Comp re bit eng., gd REASONABLE e!lter & body, xtnt run· l974 vw OFFER rung car. $840. 545-4201 . 412 WAGON •SPECIAL• will be accepted during '11 Corona 2dr HT. Near ~ullo~~t~c~ YA~~/F~1: 1974 Porsche 914 this week's liquidation nu tires, eng. replaced, radials & blue metallic 2.0. 5 speed, stereo, app. SALE ~nd. $1625/ofr. paint. (391KSD>. 1974DATSUH '72 Ka r mann Ghia, g roup & ai r cond. 100%Fioanciog& ---------• $3495 260 I 2 + 2 AM/FM, air cond, aJr, (997103). Extended Financing '69 Corona, auto, 4 dr, air 4 speed, mags. air cond. $2.250,544·1226 $6795 AVAILABLEO A.C cond, reblt eng, nu ~. ·· COMMONWEALTH & only 13,000 original 1970. so.ooo miles DOM IURHS valvesS825,646·9648 mile~.ADDLEBACK 55l~eve PORSCHE/AUDI .J)fGJt lemi4 !~~••••••••••!?.~~ ·' MOTORS,LTD. : 1441 s BR1sro1 : -Sant .. An.t VALLEY IMPORTS 13631 Harborll•d ~ 831•2040 _.9 5_4949 M~da 9738 GARDEN GROVE :: . .,: TOYOTA 1 1972 TR6 Roadst•r --"' •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 636-2333 4 speed , wire wheels & . S46 0210 '71 VW Camper Factory installed in· t crior, lo miles. Ex· cellent condition. May be seen at radio. C089HSY). '74 Dal:-,un 2t)()7, l-!2, 4 73 Ma,lda RX2 Rotary,' . 1966Horbor CM 6469303 $3195 spd., a ir, mags. Llll'C. AM /f M,Tape Deck,sur· 74Porscbe .9142.0L1t;e. ---------I xlnl<'ond :wg 5-14!1 fboard r acks. Ask For C_ustom ri.ms, radial '73 Corona. Air, Auto. Gd DOM IURHS 1-.d. 540·3171 9·5PM Days l 1 r es. or 1 g own c r • cond. Call to see. PORSCHE/AUDI '73 240Z. lirown . air, . AM/FM 8 track tape Eve.551·5726 mags. AM /FM. Su per '73 RX2 Rot~ry Eng. Air dttk,Appearancegroup, ---------• 13631 Harborll•d SAVES cond 7446XZ551·6281 cond, r~d10, e xt~as. custompio stirped,greal '69Toy Corona.lmmac in· GARDEN GROVE --31.000 m1. Nds a httle mileage , 498·1244 or side&out. Great2nd car. 6 36-2333 NEWPORT IMPORTS '74, 260Z Mags, rm. Ex-body work. $1500/bst ofr. 642·3215. $1.095. 673·4715. cellcnl. $5.900/bsl offer 551·6042 ---------'71 T ·.---... .. R 6 642·8850 '64 Porsche C Coupe. No '69 Toyota Corona n-• .,... ... · '73, Rx3 sla wgn. Auto. rust. Good cond. $4850. 2 Door transportation Hardtop '73 Datsun PU Ha1ho htr f{/ Ii. red w 'blk i nl. CaJI 493.9154 special! <XPU275). 4 Speed, AM radio, wire 3100 W.Coast ttwy.N.8. 49.000 m1. $2500/bst ofr. ~.100/bstofr. 836·7388. wheels. Nice! (538DSM>. 642 _9405 642.0310 '73, 911T. Wht w/orange $888 $3299 ---------Mercedes le-H 9740 stripe. Loa d ed. m int 'i3 240 Z.27.000 Mi '75 280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond! Must see! 673·4489 '75 VW z. 3.000 l\11. Auto. air. '64 MBZ 230 SL. 4 speed. aft5. ·=~c.:ien1a. ~I~"· GJ. 1t111111 LA1n:1 ma gs, \li C'hel 1n s. radio, pwr. steering&----------·-·-·•' ._,.._ w,n. UllW BEETLE 548.3443 or 548·9734 afl 7 pwr. br akes & BOTll '69 Porsche 911$, S spd, I 11 ach v . .1 PM. TOPS. Extra sharp! Alloys. AM /FM. $5300, llunt Bch. 842·4435 VOLVO ?~~~~~~r, low mi es! Fiat 9725 $6995. Pri. Pty.642-0l38. 642·2334 or548-5747 ,72TOYOTA WAGON ••••• .. •••••••••••• .. •• Lease 1970 Porsc he 911T, Corona •MK II, auto. t966Horhor CM 646930'.I $3495 Mew• Used 646-5807 Porsche Slrasse whitewall tires, wheel Fl• • c sportamalic, ~IM . $5,200. trans .. radio. heater, Offer Ex,pires 1·20·76 Jim Slemons OVER I 00 Ask for Stan. covers. t i nted glass. TR 6'S lmDOMS : Before you buy .. see! Mlaalon Vlelo Import• Avery Exit. S 0. Fwy. 831-1740 gamu FACTO HY AUTHORIZED SalH • Sfl"'llH Parts • Le asinq 120 W Warner nt Main Santa Ana 557·2132 MERCEDES (174ETX). 73•5 & '74'S 1970ll"arbor Blvd '75, 914, 1.8. Lo mi. Xtras. 599 c l M ON DISPLA y $7,000. $2 Immaculate condition. os a C!>a Hou.A of lmrorts 847.5369, Both 10 miles. tlard (U 631-127 6 .... find in this condition. ---. AUTHORIZ 'D '71 914. 5 spd, am/fm, xlnt SAVES Dunton Ford MERCEDES DEALER cond. $4200. 6862 Manchester. 540-0147 Buena Park '76 Porsche 911S, sunroof, ":' i u <, Mou' at Wntn~' 5 A 546· 7070 '73 vw CAMPER 523-7250 copper metallic, 7" rac· 4 Speed , radio. heater. On the Santa Ana Fwy. tory alloys. lowered front ---------1 •74 TOYOTA low miles. <557JLW >. NEWPORT IMPORTS 73 4SOSE 3S 000 mi Mich & rear , Michelin XWX tires, $I0.00o. Bu;gundy llres. AM/l"M s lerec w /sad dl e brn in·t. tape. 900 orig. miles. 640-6040 Days, Eves. Sl4,999. 558·6899 675-8876 Porsche Wanted ; 1n need '67 . 250 SE, full pwr, or mechanical or body AM /FM stereo cassette, repalr. Top S pd. 546·5889 dk grn, must sell leavin~ •73 9i4 Porsche. Silver. country $4200/bst ofr. AM/FM 8 track stereo. 673-0706 tow mileage, $5500/bsl '69MGC 4 Speed, AM /FM r adio, wire wheels. A r eal classic. <YCS086). offer. &40·7635 CORONA 3100 W Coast Hwy.NB. $449 5 MK II wagon. 6 eyl.. 0 J• SI auto. trans .. ractory air ___ 6_4_2·_94_5__ Im emons conditioni n g, radio, •69 TR-6 lm~rts heater, whitewall tires, tmted glass, wheel cov· .Xl.::::nt:....c:..:o..:...nd_._ss_1._0J_t_1 __ ( 1970 r bor Blvd -Costa Mesa ~sh~~]~ s.ooo miles. '74 Triwnph Spitfire 631·I27 6 $~777 L ow, low m i les .------- ~ Showroom fresh, mags, '66 Baja Brag. Reblt I u g g a g e c a r r i e r . 1500 eng. $700. C058LKQ ). 645-1513. Ur.tl.1!@jcUv~41 4 ·~!:!.L~Yc6k1~~ft. 'm1f le .. ~ radio, heater. Like new. Hunt. Bch. 842·4435 Uc. (2S2LWG ). Dunton Ford ');'l-10 •. M,'t 111 ,lt .~', • '•A 546 · 7070 $2799 Dunton Ford • \ ~,' 1' #1,t "• ' A VW BUSES & CAMPERS ~• .•. .,, COMMONWEALTH • MOTORS,LTD. 14'1 ~ 8Rl\!Ol • 4Jant .. •"~' ' ~46 0220 LEASE VOLVO 'i2, 411 VW Sta Wg n. am/fm s ter, radials '73 Bus 666GHM Xlnt cond. $2,300/bst ofr. 7 P a s sen g e r -D u a I 548·2838. Specials Ta nks ---------Many to choose from Example: ~ '71 Bus 532GKT 7 Passenger-Real nice '7 I Bus 0 0 I 4 I I 7 Passenger -Lo Miles '72 Camper 836FYE F1atlop camper '71 ·Bus 048FUM 7 Passenger-Clean '7 2 Camper 288JNU Flat top Safari camper '69 Camper 97317 Pop Top -FUN CAR '75 lus 674MOT 7 Passenger-lo miles GARDEN WEST VW :.' 1110 .. k' w of Hc'.1d1 Hl\ol iwo \\ 1•,,1 111111,.lt·r Bl\ 11 V.1·-.tm1n-.1t•r Kil:! 1:.:,1 VWCAMPER *SPECIALS• NEW SPIRIT ELITE IUIBLETOP (2262032895). HEW CAMPMOllLE HARDTOP NEW INTERIOR (2362021439). NEW C.AMPMOllLE PO PT OP CHROMEYELLOW (2362054597). '73 SAFARI BUBBLETOP USED -(2311G~T. '73 CAMPMOll HARDTOP USED-(348JFA). m ... -...,, COMMONWEALTH ~ . MOTORS.LTD. -: 2114 1 1,1 sr ~ Santa .,,1,. ,"'" . llH 6Sl1 LAST OF "THE THING" Volkswagen's 185 4 Door Hardtop Acapulco Model No Mor• To Be Made BUY NOW AT . LOW LOW PRICES $2877 PLUST& L FibeMJlan Top at DHlers List $365 .All lrand H•w Aft OuhtandfncJ luy Chick Iverson Porsche Audi 445 E. Coasl Hwy (at Ba)'side Drive) Newport leach 613-0900 1973 SUPER BUG Automatic stack shaft.& very clean. (334600). $2495 ~. '••. COMMONWEALTH · MOTORS.LTD . 1441 ~ l\Rl\IUI . S•nt.1 A•·• .. )46 0110 '62 VW Bug. 1500cc. Best orrer O\'er $700. Call 644·4717. 1972 VWIUS Very clean with a rebuilt motor. <2222034987). $3295 .i"''"'" COMMONWEALTH :' MOTORS,LTO. · 1441 ~ BRISTOi t. s .. ntd An• "' )4b 0220 '72 VW Super Beatie. FM 8 trk. nl!w rad ials, 54,000 mi 's. Gd cond. $1900. 548·7ll6. ------ 197 4 VW DASHER Our top of the line economy car . 2 ·or . w /a-uto matic . ( JO.l207 4293) . $3395 ~ ... ..,, COMMONWEALTH ·• MOTORS,LTD. ' i.42 \ 8RIHOI ' !>Ant• An• . ~·~ 0 210 ·ts 164 Auto. trans .. ailt' conm- t1oning, AM /FM stereo, low miles. (420NPIO . $6999 '74 142 4 Speed. air conditioning. A.M /FM ~tere<>. (8SlKAK>. $5299 '72142 4 Speed, AM radio. tur conditioning. (43UFYB>. $3199 '71 164 Automatic trans, air cop· dilioniog, AM/FM radio. <139VLJ). SAVE '68 I 22 2 DOOR Automatic trans., AM radio . <VVS3561. Reduced to $1699 DMlemi4 \ VOLVO 1966 Horhor ( M "Jh 9)01 Ofrer Expires 1·20·76 Autos, Used ==;;;...;;. ______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '65 Bug, Mags. new tires. AMC 9905 • beautirul car. $700. or or. •••••••••••••••••••••• • fer. 545-6295. Brand H~w '66 vw Bug. '76 Homn Nice Sportabout Wagon. Fully S800. 842·0105 factory eqwpped and n' ------ady for IMMEDIATE Exceptionally clean '73 D E L J v E R Y • Super Beetle. AM/FM A6.5087E216278. stereo. 1 owner. $2500. Clearanced Priced 675 5982. s~e:~~~-~-r-~-~i-1~-t-~-a-r:i-1~-ee-; !#@1¥~f!! x1ras.S2500.&t2-s11_s _ p~ll ~E~d] '66 VW Sqbck. Nol run· 16711 ._.a-......... .. _ rung. Make offer. c:.. MM•u 675·3652 -~ Brand He w '74 Super Beetle Convt. AM/FM tape. air. Pvt ply $3800 673·7985 __ _ '68VW '69 reblt eng. Low mi, xtra1>. S1200 /bsL offer. 962-1166 ------- '76 Gremlin Fully factory L'QUippcd with the ~ronom1cal 1; cyl. engine. Order your-. today in the color of your choice. $2,888 '66 Volks Squarcback 160011!~~~~~~tjt eng. S700 645 2052, ask ll'i for Pal 'fi5 VW Pickup. shop 1tm ....... ._... ..... truck, hst ofr. ·71 Bus e.iut .. •u __ _ $2200. 556·9306, fi45 ·3415 Buick 9910 '66 VW Bu~. sunroof,••••••••••••••••••••••• radio, PP. S850. '75 BUICK CENTURY !>68·8917. 2 Door hardtop, V )(, Volvo 9 7 72 auto. trans .. farlory air condit ionang. pow<'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• steering, radio, heater. OR.ANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSJ V ELY VOL VO l.;irgc!>l Volvo Dealer an Orange Count:i! BUY or Ll-:ASC: DIRECT ~~,I 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 whitewall lirt-s, vrn~ I roof, tinted glass, wheel cover s. < Like new. IH950Sl36ll) $4199 Dunton Ford :n•o S MA•n el warn••. S lo 546·7070 '75 Buick Limited, 4 dr. Bur,gundy. whl vinyl '64 VOLVO. Excell<'nl roof. lull pwr. (:rwse, air, rond1t1on. $900. AM FM "t('reo. lilt wlll. 644·0154. Ask fo r J 1m S5395, 9titl 1)380 ----A'utos. Hew 910 Autos, Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• USED CAR SPECIALS USED GREMLINS '64 VW Squareback. gd 1971 thru 1974 cond. ~98.1865 • MANY TO CHOOSE FROM VW Variant. $29S. Runs IT~ AT $1695 C'"471HJJ 546·7070 gd. Nds some body wark ... __ ...,..-.;.... ___________ .. ------i ~SS9i. 1973 FOID PINTO . ,68 Bug. Non-run cond. '66 Bust<;:amper. Sun rr . F1ciory .~ conditioning S 1895 '71 Fiat 850 Spider. Good $2599 cond Xlnt gu m l. S1SS01ofr. 586--8817 Eves. ft l , · '73 Fant 124 SC, a m /fm .W\ WrtA sler('(). Xlnt l'Ond. $2850. ~ . Pvtpty.~9-3933aft4pm ~ VOLVO '61 Fiat Cla11lc • dr low mil., •rut a hope, Cd 1966 Hmbor CM 6A6 930.3 Ur · • ecconoml~al. $500. Oller ExpJres 1·20-76 17}-4714. '68 MOC·GT lmmac. '71, ~ Sport Coupe. Nu 55,000 ml, yeilow w/blk en1. bt1kn. nu body. lnt. Wirt whls, new SlGOO/bst otrer. 644·6427 radial Urea, R/lt. $2400. evt11 atl& All. 6& wtnds. 67S.7718 •et Fiat 8SO phfcr Conv. '57 MGARdstr. A·l cond., $1295. Call M11rUn. Dul offer. 640·5389. M6·9715 $600. 642-5043, 9am lo New pa mt, eng. · dutch. wtlh iow mll.-oe. Tep "* lOpm Many extra11 $1500 economy. (C7NT39) ...:..:.::.;,,..:...~------t ~3-6266. _:_------~--~I '70 VW Bus HP e ng. Xtras. Rndio. $2,200. Call 556-31181. For Sal~ S6 VW lluQ. $495. Gd. ruon1n a. cond. 548 1003 Eves. '73 VW Buie Camper, 43,000 ml, FM tape deck, $4200 ~48S9 1975 VW Csmpcr w/Pop. or fully l'quip'd, to rnt. S1tc. nt $6900. 714 827-3274 •• '7lYWIUG Rad,o. heater . • spe~. etc. Low miles 4' llkt> new. <~lGOPl $2399 Dunton Ford .' '!'.., ,, ' ,, " ' • 546·7070 1975 ftACIR X Sliver w /berry eolored buck•t seats. Less than $AVE · 6,000 mtl••· Full factOfY • guwant ... (053NOY) • ... CJI DM.Y Pii.oT S1hudly. Januery 17, 1979 Alftol. UMd ~ UMcl AlllM. UMd ...._ UMd Mlot. UMd ...................... . ...................... ··········-··· .. ······· ............................................. ······················· "'--UM4 . ', ..... Uted Mtot. UMCI · M.ftrick '947 rwo ''51 ..,.,.... tt60 N..1ec tt61 ....__1111,wrd-• 99t 70 v-· 9974 ............. ~ ..................................................... ···············•·····•• ............•.......... ....................... ........ ... -.-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weir 9920 Con.tt. 9932 '74 2 Dr, vln roof, auto •74 FOID PINTO AJl·'AS '69 Fireblrd, xlnt cond 'tB 4 dr .• •d cond., air. •••••••••••-••-••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans. $2750. 673-8902 aft Auto. trans., radio L plus new paint. tires etc. PW/PB, tape deck, call •74 CHEV VEGA ?3 1UICllCEHTuRY. '68Caprtce,).lnt •TOPCASHI ~pmorwkndl heater, whitewall tires, $~150. 675--0970, uk for Ted ol n~-1585 or Hatchback. Auto. trans., 2 Door hardtop, V-ll cond. A/C, Power, etc. .f'or Corvettes and olfler Mercury 9950 tinted elus, wheel cov Bill beforeTpm. 844.9l'f9. radio, heater, wh1tewJll r $850.540-6579 used ca rs & trucks! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ers. Like new. Lie. ?JPOMTIAC tires. finted glass. wheel ~~.~~~~'ng•.ct~?df~. '71 Monte Carlo. auto, ~\'~~R~a~bsctZ.rol::; •75 IOICAT 0 74KJW). VIHTUU Ve~::~:~~~ru. :~~?soM~~f.ew condi· beater, whitewall tires p/b,p/s,V-8,a/c,tltwbl, J amboree, Bristol, & RUMAIOUT $2199 2 Door hardtop. V-8, loml.549-0160 $2199 vinyl root, tinted Class Rally whls, new tires. MarArthur. Newport 4 Cyl., •·speed, radio. auto. trans., factory air--------- wheel covers. UTSHDE). Orig. own r. $1995. Beach. 833 ~5 heater. Very low miles! condlUonln1, power V9 9974 $A. VE 831-1658. Lie. 022.NPE. '74 PLY GOLD DUSTER steering, radfo, healer, ••••••••••••••••t•••••• Cougar 9933 $3295 2 Door hardtop. 6 Cyl., wbttewall Urea, vinyl '74 CKEV VEGA 074CHEVCAPRJCE •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• aut.o.trans.,powersteer· roof, wheel covers. WAG0t4 Estate Wagon. V-8. auto. 1972Cougar, AXR7, green Santa Aaa int. r ad lo, h eater. (923E$C). GT model, 4 speed, stick Dunton Fo rd Dunton Ford i~..:e ~. ~"J•r~ ,11 .•1,1r··~' ~A trans .• factory air co~di· w /tan top. A/C, P /S, Lincoln Mercury whitewall Ures, vinyl $2199 shift, factory air condi· Uonlng. power steering, AM/l"M Stereo. Radials. 1301 N. Tustin root, wheel covers. Like · tlonlng, AM/FM radio, --------- power disc brakes, r~dio, $2750. 546-7302· Santa Ana 547•0511 MUST SELL near new new. (021.KGY). heale r, tinted glass, SACRIFICE • ,.l.i1' ' ~1.111• .. , ..,.,,. ,,., . {\ 546-7070 heater, whitewall hres, perfect condition 1975 $3279 vinyl interior• wide '74 Vega Wgn, xlnt ----------•tinted glass, wh~el cov-·~Cougar, 289 V8 eng, MuslCMCJ 9952 Pi.nto Runaboul. Low ovals, mag wheels. cond.,Lomi.S48·l24l •68 Rivera nil xtras $960, ers, root rack, like new auto. 18 MPG, $750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. $2,900 or make of· (Sl7JNO). -~-'---.------ 546· 7070 Bl Ftanmar Cir. H.B condition. Lie. U68KJS). 673•1247 fer. 642-4489 '71 Vega. Air, radio, nl'~ Dunt on Ford aJllPMS!t/SUn. $3~. Late •13 Cougar XR7, '74. MU --,,-3-p_t-..1. ___ luu-.... -_._--0.-..... -• 1 $2499 tires, Exe mi, A·l cond. '74 Century Luxus. like nu. sm V8 ena. AM/FM radio, tilt steering, pw Windows, vinyl top, only $ l.S,600 mi, S500 under Bk. $3725. pp 581-4576 ~ 7 ii mfV -,... $1,275. Ph': 752· 7660. 22,000 mi, P /W, P /S, II The sporly economical JJhJ • M.Jt<• JI 'A ,, .. I •,A Dunton Ford P!B, stereo am/fm, i11t • Runabout w/FM stereo whl, v10yl top, bucket V -6 COUPE tape, radio, and more. 546 . 7070 Dunton Ford 072 POMTIAC •VEGA. NU •75 2 Dr., FIRUIRD seats. xlnt cond. $500. F\Jll i>ower. bucket seals, Sale Priced auto. trans.. and more .• ----------• V-8, auto. trans., factory Price label, $3661. Sale below blue book. 645·2288 low rodes. (739HTY). ')\II<... ''·" 'J! 'fti.ari11•r ~ A 546-7070 :'.'J.t.J...., ~·.t ".1' lt.1• ·•• ·,A 546 -7070 '74 PLYMOUTH air conditioning, power price. only $2999 .• includ· DUSTH . steering, radio, heater, ing 5-yr., 50,000 mile war-Dodge 9935 ----------· ········· ............. . $3695 Jim Slemons v 8 •-tr d' whitewall tires, tinted, __________ . r anty. No . 112560. • • au"'. ans., ra io, 1 h 1 heater, whitewalls, vinyl g ass, w ee covers. '74 V C ti k 1 t HOWARD CHEV .. Dove ·~ Skylark. 4dr, power '72 Impala Cust . Xlnt '72 Demon. 2·dr, air, •ir. Runs good. $195. cond. Vinyl top. a/c, W/W, 8-cyl. 421\1 m1 . Ap A Bernard St. C.M. am/fm radio. 830-6089. prox 17 m1 per gal: Xlnt lm~rfs ''!!~~~~!::::!:!!!!!!=:!JI roof, tinted nlass, wheel <ll9EQU>. dega oupe s · c ' x n & Quail, Newport Beadi. ,.. o 52999 con , 19,000 m1, $1900, covers. Very low miles! PP. 493-4725 _833-__ osss __ . ------ 70 B u1 ck Las a b re• '73 MONTE CA RLO LAN· cond. $1.650. 644·0147. 197~!!.~~~~~~vd. Lie. 410KLL. Alltot.Hew 9100 Autos. Mew 9800 -----· $2695 l'l/Pwr, air, new paint, DAU. P S, PB. air. l Dodge '7 4 Monoco 6 ~1 1276 '71, 2dr, 2000CC, lux de-~=··Pvt pty. $1,195. owner. xlnt cond., S2,950. Broug ham Nr perfect ;;1 • cor, front discs, low mi Dunton Ford •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . 831·2787. cond., Only 15,500 m1., '66 Mustang vs. auto, PS, $161S. 5.2-8079 ·~ Rtviera. New eng·. all •70 El Camino . shell, P\1\pty.$3200.640·4769· Mi chelin tires, very '71Pinto · s.taAea Uncolft Mercury' l30lN. Tustin SantaA.na 547-0511 ,';/-ltl ~ rJl.i1n .ti '11.trnt 1 ',A power . Gre.at cond ! Must vinyl roof, chrome whls, Ford 9940 clean 642-7583 Must sell. Offer sell. leaving country. nu tires 5361351 John 846-4598. 546 -7070 $900.548-2676. ' · · •••••••••••••••••••••••'74 FORD Mustang '63 Valiant, P /S, new '73PontiacGranPrix.full . •68Chevylmpala 1963 FORD • Cal axie 2 +2 · '72 Pinto Runabout. Mag .tires, xlot body & eng. pwr, V/\op,am/fn'l8trk, Cadillac 9915 CustomCou-Hardtop. vs .. bucket 4 Speed, stick s hift, wheels.air. 33872·A Malaga, Dana ra<Sials. Immaculate. ••••••••••••••••••••••• V -8 • auto mr; t j c seats, clean .inlen .or, rud10, heater, whitewall Call548-4942. Pt. $3000.548-0740. "CADILLAC" automatic & nice paint r s . g heel inyl . .• . transmission, air condi· (ITXlZll $499 .1re · ma w . s., v '72 Pmlo Rnabt 2000cc. '72 Duster 340-vs. Racing '72 Grandville $1750. 4 dr lloning, power steering, TOWNE.&COUNTRY mtenor. (34lKLE). $1850. Private party. CalJ cam headers, auto, hard top. vinyl top, full Quality & Price Onr70 to Choose From For the best pnces. the lowest lease rates. & de- pendable service. -see NABERS CADILLAC vinyl roof. Sharpest in 646.4447 Dir $3299 642.m97., AM/FM$2500.559-4026 pwr,847·0486. town! VHK602. $1099 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 18111 .. a<" l l•d ltl I SH HUMTIHC.TOt4 llACH '75 LTD Wagon. Full pwr. '74 Pinto Wagon, auto, 'ED Roadrunner wrecked, '69 Catalina sedan. all 14 . ooo mi. AM 1 1'' M R&ll, xlnt cond. 24,00C 383 w/440 heads, bl prof. pwr, · A(C, R /H. Perr. stereo. Sharp. $4250. mi. Pvt pty. $24!50. trans. 3.23 Positraction cond. 10/out. $950. 846-5039& (213)448·4584. 96Ui461 rear eod. Besl' offer. :>48-030lor645-5795 '69 FORD LTD Have somet.hing you want 548·47.98 aft 6, ask for '73 Fury III. Very good to sell? Classified ads do Henry· cond., Contact Joseph or WAGON ----------• it well. 642-5678. Sell idle items 642·5678 leave message. 646·2820. SHOP & COMPARE!!! IOWIST PRICIS & SlftRJ()ll S&YICE 'SBYIM6 THI COAST SIHCI 1953 2600 Harbor Bh d COSTA MESA ' !H0-9100 '70 Mahbu, clean, reg. V·8, auto trans • factor y 1967 Mustang Convert. nu air cond1t1onlllg. power brakes & radials, 54,000 ...... Hew 9100 Alltot. Hew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800IA.utos, Mew 9800 st~nnJ?, radio. heater , m1. 675·3590 •••••••••••••M•••••••• ••••'•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••• • ••••••••••••• OPEN SUNDAY gas. A~ stereo. fac. air, ---Sl,495. 557·71241557-7116 1966 Cad. Comt•rl. S1l\'er1--------- ~ black ml. >.Int <•ond / Conair Classic nds Lop $W5 5tSl·2107 1964 Monza. 644 ·4033 unte<I gla::.s, wheel cov -ers,. Ltc (801 FTA ). '66 Mustang, mechanical· $1499 ly good. Needs body work S-tOO. 979-0982. ----· i -1 Cadll l al' CdV D· 'i2VEGA. '68 Mustang 302, 4 spd, Dunton Ford Eleganl't'. ful l pwr incl Air. auto, l pvt owner. headers. m ags. $1800. or Jll vm) I w sun rf. crwse clean. Sl200. 675"6666. best offer. 552·8053 2240 S Moon al Wa•ncr. S A rontrol. FM Sten•o tape, ---------'66 Mustang 289 VB. auto St eel Had1a l tires , 75 Chevrolet LN <Con· Girls car, xlnt cond., 546 -7070 5.57·Z747. course). P /S, P /B, A/C. $725. G42·9507. cruise control , radial -------------------• tires, AM /FM stereo & 74 FORD RAMCHERO '71. Loaded. Full power. more. S4300 or offer. V-8. auto. trans .• factory · $2,100. Priv. Pt~. Orig. 493·0460 air conditioning, power owner. 536-9953. . W Coupe OeV1lle Sl565, 5961 Franmar Cir ll. B. aft lPM Sat Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• t969 CHEVROLET . '75 Monza, 2+:2, 4cyl. 4· (;aprice Hardtop. VS. spd. P i li. a1~, ;im/fm automatic, AM • t-'M _cass.:..$4,250.646-28~7. __ i.tereo, air cond1t1oning. K.ing::.worth sta ~ gn ·10 vinyl top & whitewalls S7SO ' <ZKK74.3> S999. 496 8553 493 3091 TOWNE&COUNTRY . or . 6464447 Dir 196.5 Impala, auto. R&ll. . ONZ A c. mags, p s. p B •CHEV. 75 M A .2 Good cond. 540-0830, DR., auto. trans. air 546-9754 cond., and more. Pnce -------- label, $5281. Sale pnce, Continental 9930 onJy $3999. No. 214554 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Executiv e car . 7800 ·73 Mark IV Xlnt cond miles, 2-yr., 24,000 mile 39M m1 . f'ull power. Pvt w a r r a n t y a v a ii a b I c Pt.y 963· 7i92 HOWARD CHEV .. Dove . --·---- &Quail. Newport Beach '70 Mark Ill. Air, full pwr. 833-0555. a m 'fm stereo, leather CONNELL CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE 2828 Harbor Blvcl COSTA MESA 546-1200 int. nu tires. nu brakes. $2.400. 556·8941 1642·2589. '73 Lincoln Mark IV Lo m1. all extras. $5695 846·4995 C\'es/wknds '62 Lincofn Continental. E\'crythmg works! Rum & looks super. Nice car. PP Sacnf1ce ! $595/bst. 960-23~ --'------ '74 Chevy Impala -4dr . Beautiful '64 Lincoln. Con xlnt cond., full pwr. lo tmenLal. Sl,150. mi.. new tires. Day. 675·8465. 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