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Home My WebLink About1976-01-24 - Orange Coast Pilot' f ,. • r 7 • 'IT'S A BIG LOAD OFF MY SHOULDERS' Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald Cleared of Family Murders Teaching Hospital UCI Takes Over Facility on July 1 ByDOUGLASFR~CHE Of tlle Oally Piiot SU" University of California Regents Friday ' ap1>roved the ~.5 millior. purchase of Orange County Medical Center as the teaching hospital for the UC Irvine-California College of Medicine. The regents• action was a final step, pulling the medical school orr the roasting spit on which it has turned during almost three years of uncertain negotiations. The regents also agreed to seek a $2.5 million appropriation from the state health sciences bond fund as soon as possible to buy the land on which the Medical Center sits. Under the agreement. which already has been ratified by Orange County Supervisors , the university will take over the sprawling facility in the city of Orange July 1. Negotiations over the Medical Center sale have dragged through more than two years of confrontations and appeals, with the low spot reached a year ago when state Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post called for closing the UCI medical school altogether. His main reason was the proposed purchase of the Poitier to Wed SANTA MONICA (AP> -Ac· tor Sidney Poitier and actress Joanna Shimkus have taken out a marriage license, officials said Friday. Poitier, 48, and Miss Shimkus, 32, were accompanied .to the clerk's office by actor- 'Slnger Harry Belafonte, who re- cently appeared with Poitier in the TV ,movie "Buck and the Preacher.'' . Coas t Weather Low clouds were forecast for the Orange Coast today, with tem· peratures in the low 60s, and travelers heading in- land may encounter some light showers. INSIDE TODA 'Y St. Marti'• Epflcl>polehurchof ~ Stach wtathered the t~• of tta. IOI.and c4f'n4 'Old with Chri1tia.n low the win· Mt.AlO Medical Center, which he con· sidered too heavy a fiscal burden 1lft the state. A previous agreement reached Oet. 1, 1974 was nixed in the state's budget bill last June. The budget called for renegotiation or parts of the contract. The regents' approval Friday, said medical school De an Stanley van den Noort, "is a hard-sought-after vote of con· fidence that puts to rest the fears of closure or the UCl medical school. (ears that have been plaguing the UC( campus, the Orange County community and the California health care com· munity since the subject was first broached more than a year ago." Dr. van den Noort said, "No notable changes in the m~nage ment of the overall hospital operation are anticipated. I hope that all members of the College of Medicine and the Orange County Medical Center as well as the community physicians and health care professionals in (See UCI, PageA2) Roads PaJWl Asks lrvi~ About Homes Irvine Mayor Art Anthony briefed California Highway Commissioners at a meeting in Costa M~sa Friday on high~ay priorities in the city ,,emphasizing first the completion of the Corona del Mar Freeway and second the." Von Karman A venue overcross- ingtothe San Diego Freeway. But the mayor's attempts to describe efforts being made fn Irvine to overcome transporta· lion problems drew questions on the lack of low·cost housing and the lack of a balanced ethnic makeup in the community. Commissioner Wi nston R. Full~ noted Anthony had made much of.the new jobs that would be created when the Fluor Corp. headquartersareopenedbutwon- dered why Anthony had not men- tioned "that many people working there will not be able to afford to live In Irvine. '"fbe people you wm be employ. ing at Fluor wlll result in a transportation problem in west .Jliverslde," he said. In response, Anthony listed steps taken in lrvioe to get hous- ing down ~ moderate inconie levels. He said the.re was a re· qulrement on developers that 10 percent of all new housing be for those on moderate iqcomes. Then J a'ck B r ito, on ap- polntkoroov. Edm\lndG.Brown Jr., asked for t be et hnic tSee kOADS, P•f .U> . - ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .D ime-a-Llfte Bargains Tod ay SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976 T~NCENTS Coast Doctor Cleared In Fa • y's Slayings Murder charges have been dismissed against a Huntington Beach physician charged with the brutal killings of his wife and two small daughters in 1970 when he was an Army captain in North Carolina with the Green Berets. A federal appeals court panel ruled Friday in Richmond, Va., that the delay of 4 1h years from the time Dr. Jeffrey n. MacDonald was accused of killing his family until his federal court indicttitent violated bis constitutional rights to a speedy trial. DR. MacDONALD, DIRECTOR OF emergency services at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach, said Friday night, ''The rul- ing is a great relief. It's a big load off my shoulders." He added, however, there were more important issues than the speedy trial provision that he had hoped the judges would rule on such as lack of evidence and double jeopardy. ' "The finding is great and we wilJ accept it, but we didn't expect Clemente Flap it to be decided on the speedy trial issue," he said. "That ruling leaves us with the worst onus." MacDONALD'S WIFE AND TWO daughters were clubt)ed and stabbed to death Feb. 17, 1970, at their home al Fl. Bragg, N. C., where MacDonald was stationed as an Army physician. .The Army accused MacDonald of the murders May ,2 of that year, but the charges were dropped following a month-long hearing. The Justice Department subsequently continued its investiga- . tion, and a federal grand jury indicted MacDonald on murder charges in January, 1975. MacDONALD TOLD MILITARY POLICE he had been a wakened by the screams of his wife and daughters and then was stabbed and (See DOCTOR CLEARED, Page A2) Dry Spell OC's Worst Since '77? Chief Disputes SHOT BE1WEEN EYES, AND UVES LaGRANGE. Ga. (AP> -A' 27 -year-old wo.man was shot between the e){es with a .2~· .caliber pistol and-lived to tell about it. police said Priday. By KATHY CLANCY Of tfle O•llY Piiot St." Orange County -which has re- ceived just about an inch of rain so far this winter -may suffer one of its worst droughts in near- ly a century. Local water district officials report the drought so far has re· suited in the loss of about $1.5 million in fresh rainwater, which eventually may have to be im· ported. And Huntington Beach meteorologist J . Sherman Denny said the dry spell could result in the most serious drought since weather records were first kept in 1877. But water district officials said they aren't unduly alarmed by the loss. because they have suffi· cient stores of waler -both un- derground in reservoirs -as well as a good source of imported water through the Colorado River. They don't foresee water curtailments or jumps in con- sumer water rates because of the drought. "H we have another dry year next year we could have a pro· blem," said Gordon Elser of the Orange County Water District, the agency res ponsible for the underground water supply. And Dennis Maclain, general manager for the Municipal (See DRY~ PageA2) MAJOR NATION LOSES LEADER The death of a well-known official brought a Leadership change to one of the world's ma· j or countries. Do you know the country and man involved? Keep up with current events by taking your NEWS QUIZ, found today on pageA9. The NEWS QUIZ is brought to you by The Daily Pilot as a service to schools in our area. Fire Criticism Katie MatildaiQgletrec was treated and r e~e~d at the hospital after a bulleMi'red by an angry friend hit her between the eyes and s t o pp e d be fo r e penetrating her ~kuN, Lt. J a mes By FR EDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of tlle Dally Piiot Staff San Clemente Fire Chief Ron Coleman has vigorously defended the actions of firemen who battled Wednesday's fire which claimed 14 homes in a hilltop neighborhood. "I can tell you unequivocal_ people can comment on w at should have been done. what we could have done, but it's an absolute miracle we didn't lose more homes. The effort on the part of the firemen and the homeowners was absolutely great,'' the chief said Friday. Some residents at the fi're1 scene charged that firemen were slow to hel p them battle the names as they burst into the re~ sidential areas near the crest or Avenida Presidio. .One resident called the firemen's ,4lctivity "total or- ganized confusion." "We knew what was happening a helluva lot more than they thought." sa-id Colemen, who directed the activities of more than 500 firefighters called into the city from more than 20 sur- rounding agencies. "It was like going into combat. Each man was on his own. He had to make life and death de- cisions on an individual basis.'' Coleman said it took about 90 minutes to establish overall coordination of all units. But he said the time factor was "very good" considering the large number of departments in- volved. ''If people look at this in the proper perspective. they can at- tribute what was saved to the fire company officers. ··we had explosions in the houses, one building collapsed with men in it, LP (propane> gas tanks were blowing up. It was hell on wheels up there ... " the chief said. · Coleman said one or the big- gest advantages t o the firemen was the width of the streets in the tract. · "We had access to move fire <See DEFENDS. Page A2) 'ABSOLUTE MIRACLE' Fire Chief Coleman Wrapping Ban Bill Defeated SACRAMENTO CAP) -A pro- posed ban on polyvinyl chloride as a meat wrapping was rejected Friday by an Assembly commit· tee. The measure by Assemblyman Paul Carpenter, <D·Cypress), would proh ibit stores from plac- ing polyvinyl chloride in contact with food. Carpenter contends the substance harms humans. The As sembly Ways and Means Committee defeated his bill on a 4-10 vote. Mesa Store Hit Blackwood s aid. • "That's what happe ns when you get.these lit~le old Saturday Night S p ecia l s ," s ai d Blackwood. . Judge Ni~ V allerga B id To End Trial By GARY GRANVJLLE Of Ille D~lly Piiot Slaff Former Orange County As· sessor Jack Vallerga's hopes of avoiding having to stand trial for his alleged role in a 1972 con- spiracy to elect Andrew Hinshaw to Congress at ta xpayer expense were ended in Superior Court Friday. "l just want to get this whole rotten mess behind me," an ob- viously deject ed Vallerga said after Judge Jerrold Oliver re- fused to dis miss his case. Judge Oliver's rulings came after Vallerga's attorneys spent most the d ay a r guing th at a Grand Jury indictment charging the former assessor with felony crimes r elated to Hinshaw's campaign should be quashed. First . th e defense lawyers said the indictment should be set as ide becaus e the c har ge~ against their client we re based on insufficient evidence. After this week reading 2,000 pages of Grand Jury testimony leading to Vallerga's indictment last May. Judge Oliver said the jury "exercised its function in a proper manner ... "This court cannot substitute its judgme nt for that or the A bandit robbed a Costa Mesa li-Grand Jury." the judge added as quor store early today, but police he refused to quash the indict · had few details in their investiga-ment because of insufficient lion. evide nce. Theshopis SirPhilip'sLiquors, · Vallerga's final bid to avoid on South Bristol Street near standing trial was basect· on a Baker Street. but the monetary loss was not immediately known. <See VALLERGA. P;ige A:!) 9 'Slasher' Indictments Filed LOS ANGELES CAP>-A man already in prison for a brutal hatchet attack has been indicted in 11 bizarre killings, nine of which police believe were the work or the so-called "Skid Row Slasher." The county grand jury indicted Vaughn 0. Greenwood, 32, .on Friday for the killings, mostly of · derelicts and t ransients, over an 11-year period. The indictment was returned after three days or closed bear ings under a court- iml)psed gag order. Greenwood, an ex-convict, is serving a 32-years-to-life sen- tence tor a knife and hatchet at- tack on two men in 1964 and the burglary of actor Bun Reynolds' Hollywood Hllls home last year. At Ureenwood's sentenclng in September, Superior Court Judge Jack Goertzen called him a "phenomenal danger to society.'' Evidence presented to the fr•"d Juror& indicated the skid row ldller, who gruesomely I • • slashed victims' throats ear-to- ear, cutting through to the spine, sometimes drank the blood of his prey. Greenwood is expected to be returned to Los Angeles from Folsom Prison next week and could be arraigned within two weeks. The "Slasher" attacks began Dec. 1, 1974. A , victim with a slashed throat was found about once every week until Jan. 31, 1975, when the body of Clyde C. Hay, 34, a mechanic for tbe Na-tional Cash Register Co., was dis· covered in Hollywood. Most of the other victims were found in the skid row area. Greenwood also is accused or killing two men 12 years ago in downtown Los Angeles. According to the lndictment, the rint vicUm was murdered Nov. l3, 1964, on the steps of the main ltprary, where derelicts frequently 1Jeep and bang out. Th~ victim bore the charac· teristlc throat 1l a1blnc and had suffered multiple stabwoun~ The first of the so-called "Slasher" victims was dis · covered at almost the same loca· tion .. The second 1964 victim was dis- covered Nov. 14 in a second-floor restroom of a cheap hotel where he had been staying. His throat.. too, had been slashed an.er he was stabbed repeatedly in the up· per torso and head. The first seven killings were confined to the skid row area. Several victims were rePortedly homosexuals. But the last two victims, neither or them transients. were found in the Hollywood area. More than 30 officers had been assigned to a so-called ''Slasher Squad" full·time, looking for a man described by psychiatrists as a "sexually impotent coward, venting bis own feeling ol worth·· lessness on hapless derelicts and down-and outers.'' -(SM 'SLASHER,' Pa1eA21 , VP1~ ....... 'SLASHER• SUSPECT Vaughn o. GreenWOOd - ,. ( • 2 OIJL Y PILOT c Wedneeday, January 21 , 1978 No Big Tl~pei-s Honest Waitrea1 Unrewarded HONESTY IS T~_BEST policy. but the NWmti may not always be material, accordlna to cocktail .waltreaa 1 Louise Colonna. Jan. IS, Ms. Colonna found a bag containing $33,130 in cash and cashiers checks on a bar stool at the Hungry Tiger restaurant at 164 W. Sunflower Ave., Santa Ana. Sbe remembered serving two men who sat next to the stool where the bag was found. She got out the credit card nc:etpt and· Police traced it to a contractor who had just "been paid for a job. · NEITHER THE CONTRACTOR nor his friend had re· ported the money missing because each thought the other had it as they left the bar in the wee hours after settling a $37.50 bar tab. At the time Santa Ana police lauded Ms. Colonna's hQpesty and pr~icted she would be getting a big tip for helping to return the money. So far, Ms. Colonna says, she hadn't even been given a "thank you." But, she says, that hasn't chang~ her opinion of ber former customers. ''They were very ruce genUemen while they_~ere here. I enjoyed waiting on them." (:ITY PLANNER QUITS. • • not to communicate and to ac- cept the will of the council and your bosses.•• Hamala said he viewed his job as a planner not so much as technical but as educational, to point out urban problems, put them in the public spotlight. and thus cause politicians to face them. "What I like to do best is to go to a homeowners• meeting and tell them what's going on, tell them what 's at stake, and how they can influence politicians," he said ... That's fun." Hamala, who said he was em- barrass~ by the term ·'young . Turk" but would acknowledge that often he was persona non grata at city hall. is among those who are skeptical of the sincerity of oft-stated calls from Costa Mesa officials for citizen input. Hamala, who is 30 and whosur· vived the storms over the sign or- dinance and the billboard ban, believes his welcome finally • II TONIGB'l' "HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE" -Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, Fairgrounds, Jan. 23, 24, 30, 31, Feb. 6 and 7, 8:30 p.m . HARBOR AREA COM- MUNITY CONCERT -. Guitarists, the Romeroes, Newport Harbor High auditorium, 8 p.m. KEYBOARD MARATIION - OCC student pianists, organists and harpsichordists, Music StudlolOl, 7:30p.m. Free. OCC LECTURE -"Medita- tion," Barbara Bullard lecturer, Room 119 Fine Arts Bldg., 7:30 p .m. BASKETBALL -Magnolia at Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar at Estancia, Westminster at Newport Harbor, all 8p.m. "THE NATIONAL HEALTH" -South Coast Repertory Theater, through Sun. 8p.m. SATVRDAY,JAN.24 OCC SEMINAR FOR SECRETARIES -Science Hall, 8a.m.·2p.m . BASKETBALL -OCC at Cer- ritos College, 7: 30 p. m. OCC BENEFIT FILM -"Help the Children'• program benefit, "Funny Lady," OCC Audit~rium. 7:30p.m. SUNDAY, JAN. 2S BAND CONCERT -Costa Mesa High School concert band and orchestra, OCC Auditorium, 4 p .m . Fund-raiser for new un· iforms, Adults $1, students 75 cents. ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT The 0.-Co.ii O•lly P11ot, "'4111 wt>kll I• <-w.d IN l'l•wt·Pr .. ,, "..,....,..,by IN 0r..,. C.0.>I P-IS11on9 c..n,...ny ~-· NII-• ••• puOll\,_.d M....O.y lllrougll FrOO.y '°' Cott• M•w. Ne__.1 le«ll. .,..,.,"910n 8e9'11/f O..,,l••n Y•llty. 1rv1,,.. S.OOl•bA<~ V•ti.y -~,,. S.11<ll/$oulll C..SI. 4 l,lft9 .. r9QloMt edluon " pu1>11.,,.o !Moturd.lys -S-eim. T ... ptlft<IP<tl put>ll\l>lnq -It M 3'11 Mlt .. ., ~ .... Cot\41 .,.., ••• C.llkltftt• niu.. Robert N. Weed Preii41enl INI PYlllll/lw Jack R. Curley Vke l"rff!Otftt •nd 0.-ll ltNMglf Thomas Keevll E411lor Thomas A. MurJ)hlne INNtlf't E.41ltor O.rles H. Looi Rkherd P. Nill 4'dttt• IMMQlft9 Y'9n wore' out when he prepared a 00-page study of the westside. He characterized the report, drawn up to meet state-required review of the general plan, as an open- ended document. one raising questions and seeking answers from the community. And that was predsely what was wrong with it, he believes. "People in city hall were un- happy because conclusions were not known in advance. The city likes to present a united front when it goes out to the communi· ty. to have its conclusions already worked out. "I think that's wrong because it violates the spirit of govern· ment but it's also wrong because there have been some poor de- cisions made.•• Hamala said. "This criticism can apply to a lot of other cities in California, but I don't work for other cities. I work for Costa Mesa." Some city officials were re- portedly unsettled when Hamala had 8,000 four-page summaries of the thick Westside plan sent out to residents. The summaries alerted residents to the issues and encouraged participation at public hearings. The accusation in city hall was that the planning department was going out ahead of other de- partments, but Hamala reasoned the Westside plan was a docu- ment for other departments to re· act to. '.'What we got back from the other departments were protocol one·line comments or no response at all," Hamala said. An example of the reasons for the management level m.isgiv· ings over the report was that it rasied the question of whether there should or could be a marina in the Santa Ana River lowlands. Costa Mesa councilmen for years have campaigned for a Marina in. the lowlands but in recent years, it bas become questionable whether such a dream could become a reality. "I'm not against ·a· marina," Hamala said. "I am simply say- ing Costa Mesa should decide whether it is a real feasibility'. Other public agencies are not taking it seriously and I think we should do some nitty·gritty work with them and decide what is feasible." The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has prepared a flood control plan which almost pre· eludes a marina. It would put an environmental preserve at the river mouth. The Coastal Com- mission also is on record inf avor of an estuary ereserve. While he has taken a philosophical approach to his de· cision to move, Hamala aaid he ls sorry to leave Costa Mesa. "I've enjoyed working here," he said. "I liked the people. I hadn't been . thinking of moving for another couple of years." He appears to be under no il- lusions that he will always be welcome as a planner in Placen· tia. "They have sign controls there and better development stan- dards and they must have citizen involvement because it was an All·America City:· be said. "But I'll identify some new problems and after a while my welcome might wear thin a1ain. It's tbe nature of things.'• UHutYMCA Seeking Funtla 'lbe Orange Coast YMCA will launch Its 1976 fund ralllng cam- paign Wed.Dadey with a &oal of collectlnt ses.ooo to 1UPPOrt pro- gram.a at tbe Y. Seth Ober1 of Newport Beach is the general cbairawl ol the campaign wblcb includes 130 campaign workers. "Much of ourfrowth bu been ln the area o family mem· bersbips, •• he a aid. Family oriented acttvltl• Include y.- lndlan Guides and Maidens, physical fitness cl..,., 1wim- mlng, dlv\n1. scuba. bealtb club and numerous apecJal Pl'OIJ'atn.S aeared toward coumelllag better family relaUonabJi-. / l Hin Shaw 'Frial io Jurors J!Jy TOM BARLEY Of .... 0.11, ...... SUft An Orange County Superior Court jury moved from the courtropm to the jury room today to mull 'lts verdict in the bribery trial of Congressman Andrew Hinshaw. Deliberations began im- mediately alter Judge Robert P. Kneeland concluded reading jury instructions governing the law to be applied to three felony counts of bribery -a 11 contained in a Grand Jury indictment. Prosecutor Michael Capizzi told the panel in h.is final argu- ment late Thursday that it had "all the facts that any jury ever needed to prove that this defen - dant is clearly guilty on all counts." In an obvious reference to de· fense arguments, Capizzi added: "Its got to be guilty or not guilty. You can't come back with a verdict of not guilty but don't do it again.'' Hinshaw has been tried for the past two months on allegations that he accepted stereo equip· ment and a $1 ,000 campaign con· tribution from the T a ndy Corporation while he served as Orange County's assessor. F..O..PageAl SINATRA • • could not determine whether Kennedy knew of the p~ots. When her identity -and her alleged relationship with the two -became known, critics ac- cused the panel of covering up evidence to protect Kennedy's reputation. Committee spokesmen denied it and said Kennedy's personal life was outside the realm of their investigation. The panel has been under pre- ssure to reopen its investigation of Kennedy's role by questioning Sinatra. The rationale for that stemmed from last month's statement by a Cali Corn i a worn an, Judith Campbell Exner, that she had. personal relationships with Ken- nedy and Giancana. News reports of her dis- closures alleged it was Sinatra who introduced the woman, at different times, to Kennedy and Giancana. Committee lawyers questioned Mrs. Ex.ner as to whether she might have passed any informa- tion about assassination plots between the President and Gian- cana. Il was decided she did not and identified her in the report only as ''a friend•' of Kennedy's. E'r ... Page Al RUNWAY • • impact area, the 65 CNEL zone, would be cut 30 percent from 148 acres to 104 acres. According to Egan, if the coun- ty is forced to condemn and buy seve~ly impacted residences, a runway extension would make the project cheaper to undertake. Currently, he said, $4. 7 million worth of homes and property lie in the 70 CNEL zone in Santa Ana Heights. With the extension, the total would be cut to $1.6 million Egan said. ' The total cost or the extension project, including relocation of 40 light plane tiedown spaces, is about $800,000, according to the engineer's estimate. Mak Couples Seek License MERCED (UPI> -The Merced County counsel's office is preparing an opinion as t o whether the county clerk's office may legally issue marriage licenses to a pair of male couples. The problem arose when the two pair of men applied for mar- .ri agl licenses. Last week, two Merced women, Joann C. Martinez and Yolanda Borquez Daniel, were issued a license by the clerk•s of- fice and were married the same afternoon by Atwater Judicial Court Judge Haven Courtney. C4NADIAN PAIR WIN $113,232 RENO, Nev. <UPO-A vaca· tlon.ina Canadian couple put Sl ln slot machine and h.arVested a Jackpot of S113,232, the larg~ ever paid for a dollar. John and Margaret Mudrie of Surrey, B.C., puDed the handle of the pro1res1tve type machine and lined up lour meo-ln·the· barrel at Harold• Club. "You bit the bl& onef" lhouted a cocktail w altress behind them. • • CHIMNEY IS STARK REMINDER THAT DEBRIS ON AVENIDA COLUMBO WAS ONCE HOME It Was Time To Check On Insurance And Low Coat Houtlng Loan1 From State Airlines Sue To Block Law LOS ANGELES (UPI > -Fif- teen major airlines and the Air Trans port Association have filed a federal court suit to block en- forcement of a stiff anti-noise or- dinance they say would drastically curtail air service to Southern California. The law, scheduled to take ef- fect March 1, requires each car- rier using International Airport to annually reduce by 20 percent the operations of aircraft not meeting federal noise standards, with a goal of full compliance by 1981. Student Wounded BAKERSFIELD (U PI) Samuel Mercado, 21. a student at California State University, Bakers field, was shot .and criticall y wounded during an argument in a dormitory early today and another student was arrested in the incident. Cause of Clemente Fire Investigated ' An investigation into the cause of Wednesday's San Clemente fire was due to conclude this af. ternoon with issuance of a s tate- ment by San Clemente Fire Chief Ronald Coleman. (Related photo, A3) Coleman said this morning that he would not reveal his find- ings until more facts related to the cause and area of origin had been collected. He said that in- formation was expected to be ob- tained by mid-afternoon. The fire chief, however, firmly denied a United Press Interna- tional report in which he was quoted as sa ying that blame for the devastating blaze had been lifted from Marines at Camp Pendleton. A base spokesman said today that the Camp Pendleton Fire Department still is investigating the cause of the blaze. He said it ori2inated at 9: 2S a.m. Wednesday in the Cris- tianitas area of the base in San· Mateo Canyon property leased by the state from the Marine Corps. The land bas been re· served for inland expansion of San Onofre State Park . ·'There is a report that there was engineer activity at an. old pistol range tbat had been closed. There was a report that they were welding," the spokesman said. He said he did not know if use ot the state-leased property by Marines was common. The spokesman also said be could provide no information on why wel~ing was in progress at the old range. Fanned by winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. the fire quickly spread into the "back country" area in the hills. HERITAGE'S FABULOUS MARACAY • ON SALE NOW! .,,. .. ···~ . . .... I.Mt _,, t.Wlcly Ind yQi 1""19 in IN G'll1d ll'dlotl Witfl I_.,.. WICI I fle>q Ind I tllNnce 11111 Nd ..... IY 1g111 n 19" 100 F0t 1Ns It llW Mtdlt~ 111 lull "°""' Heritlgl, lnl!Ptrld by Ill ~ Md IO> nwnce, ~Ila 11i1 ,,._.,.with INM ltln'llllO ~room 1,...-n, 8old. big. Grano ....,... 1o 111 wno ... 11 8oallng .,.,_ ltl<ll ~ .,. th1111ally ~ ~ and Ill ~ ol dOOrt and ~ lie tot IN ll'IOll luxurioua tiame. In .-it and 1*111 1191'"'9 and P9C*1 eoltd&. .,.... dl'*l9 l'OOlll .,..,, ....,. ll'tia MlllftO. on display now ind ready tor delivery. ' NEWPORT BEACH• Jm WESTCUfF DR , 642·2050 LAGUNA BEACH • 345 NOHTll C..'t>AST HW"\'., 04 WI TORRANCE• 2*t HAwrHORNE BLVD. C()ptn Fri. tll t. Sua. 1z.s:ao1 •am• ,7 7 I • 'IT'S A BIG LOAD OFF MY SHOULDERS' Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald Cleared of Family Murders Teaching Hospital UCI Takes Over Facility on July 1 By DOUGLAS FRITZSCHE Of Ille Oally Piiot Stiff University of California Regents Friday 1 approved the $5.5 millior. purchase of Orange County Medical Center as the teaching hospital for the UC Irvine-California College of Medicine. The regents' action was a final step, pulling the medical school off the roasting spit on which it has turned during almost three years of uncertain negotiations. The regents also agreed to seek a $2.5 million appropriation from the state health sciences bond fund as soon as possible to buy the land on which the Medical Center sits. Under the agreement. which already has been ratified by Orange County Supervisors, the university will take over the sprawling facility in the city of Orange July 1. Negotiations over the Medical Center sale have dragged through more than two years of confrontations and appeals, with the low spot reached a year ago when state Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post called for closing the UCI medical schoo l altogether. His main reason was the proposed purchase of the Poitier to Wed SANTA MONICA CAP) -Ac- tor Sidney Poitier and actress Joanna Shimkus have taken out a marriage license, officials said Friday. Poitier, 48, and Miss Shimkus, 3Z, were accompanied to the 'clerk's office by actor- singer Harry Betafonte, who re- cently appeared with Poitier in the TV ,movie "Buck and the .Preacher." Coast Low clouds were forecast for the Orange Coast today, with tem· peratures in the low 60s, and travelers beading in· land may encounter some JiaJtt showers. INSIDE TODAY St. Mar1t1Epllcopa1Chu.rchof Logwo aach wtathcred tM ''""*'• of the 60s. and ()Qtne Ofll with ChrltU4n lou. tM wtn- Mr. AlO .. ' ... Medical Center. which he con- sidered too heavy a fiscal burden on the state. A previous agreement reached Oct. 1, 1974 was nixed in the state's budget bill last June. The budget called for renegotiation of parts of the contract. The regents' approval Friday, said medical school Dean Stanley van den Noort, "is a hard-sought-after vote of con- fidence that puts to rest the fears of closure of the UCI medical school. fears that have been plaguing the UCI campus, the Orange County community and the California health care com- munity since the subject was first broached more than a year ago." Dr. van den Noort said, "No notable changes in the m~nage ment or the overall hospital operation are anticipated. I hope that all mem hers of the College of Medicine and the Grange County Medical Center as well as the community physicians and health care professionals in (See UCI, PageA2) Roads Panel Asks lrvi~ About Homes Irvine Mayor Art Anthony briefed California Highway Commissioners at a meeting in Costa M~sa Friday on high~ay priorities in the city, emphasizing first the completion of the Corona del Mar Freeway and second the: Von Karman A venue overcross- ing to the San Diego Freeway. But the mayor's attempts to describe efforts being made in Irvine to overcome transporta- tion problems drew questions on the lack of low.cost housing and the lack of a balanced ethnic makeup in the community. Commissioner Winston R . Fuller noted Anthony had made much of the new Jobs that would be created when the Fluor Corp. headquarters are opened but won- dered why Anthony had not men- tioned that many people working there will not be able to afford to live in Irvine. '''.\'bepeople you wlll be employ- ing .at Fluor wilt l'esutt in a transportation problem in west -Riverside,•• be said. In response, Anthony listed steps taken in Irvine to get hous- ing down io moderate inco01e levels. He taid there was a re- quirement on aevelopers that 10 percent ot all new housing be for thoee on moderate incomes. Then Ja'ck Brlto an ap· Polnt6eofGov. Edm"ndO, Br-Own Jr., asked for the ethnic <SeeROADS,P .. eA!> ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Dime-a-Line BargoinsToda!I. SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976 Coast Doctor Cleared In Fa • y's Slayings Murder charges have been dismissed against a Huntington Beach physician charged with the brutal killings or his wife and two small daughters in 1970 when he was an Army captain in North Carolina with the Green Berets. A federal appeals court panel ruled Friday in Richmond, Va., that the delay of 4th years from the time Dr. J effrey ll. MacDonald was accused of killing his family until his federal court indictiiient violated his constitutfonal rights to a speedy trial. DR. MacDONALD, DIRECTOR OF emergency services at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach, said Friday night, "The rul- ing is a great relief. It's a big load off my shoulders." He added, however , there were more important issues than the speedy trial provision that he had hoped the judges would rule on, such as lack of evidence and double jeopardy. "The finding is great and we will accept it, but we didn't expect Clemente Flap ittobedecided on the speedy trial issue," he said. "That ruling leaves us with the worst onus." MacDONALD'S WIFE AND TWO daughters were clubbed and stabbed to death Feb. 17, 1970, at their home at Ft. Bragg, N. C., where MacDonald was stationed as an Army physician. The Army accused MacDonald of the murders May 2 of that year. but the charges were dropped following a month.Jong hearing. The Justice Department subsequently continued its investiga- tion, and a federal grand jury indicted MacDonald on murder charges in January, 1975. MacDONALD TOLD MlUTARV POLICE he had been awakened by the screams of his wife and daughters and then was stabbed and (See DOCTOR CLEARED, Page A2 > Dry Spell OC's Worst Since '77? Chief Disputes SHOT BE1WEEN EYES, AND UVES LaGRANGE. Ga. (AP> -A 27-year-old woman was s hot between the eyes with a .22- .caliber pistol and lived to tell By KATHY CLANCY Of tlle 0111'1 Piiot St.tff Orange County -which has re-- ceived just about an inch of rain so far this winter -may suffer one of its worst droughts in near- ly a century. Local water district officials report the drought so far has re- sulted in the loss of about $1.5 million in fresh rainwater, which eventually may have to be im- ported. And Huntington Beach meteorologist J . Sherman Denny said the dry spell could result in the most serious drought since weather records were first kept in 1877. But water district officials said they aren't unduly alarmed by the loss, because they have suf(i. cient stores of water -both un- derground in reservoirs -as well as a good source of imported water through the Colorado River. They don't foresee water curtailments or jumps in con- sumer water rates because of the drought. "If we have another dry year next year we could have a pro- blem," said Gordon Elser of the Orange County Water District, the agency r esponsible for the underground water supply. And Dennis Maclain, general manager for the Municipal <See DRY; PageA2>' MAJOR NATION LOS~ LEA.DER The death of a well-known official brought a leadership change to one of the world's ma- jor countries. Do you know the country and man involved? Keep up with current events by taking your NEWS QUIZ. found today on page A9. The NEWS QUIZ is brought to you by The Daily Pilot a.s a service to schools in our area. Fire Criticism about it, police said Friday. Katie Matilda Ogletree was treated and r eleased at the hospital after a bullet fired by an angry friend hit her between the eyes and stopped b e fore penetrating her skull, Lt. James Blackwood said. By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of tl'le O.tly Piiot Staff San Clemente Fire Chief Ron Coleman has vigorously defended the actions of firemen who battled Wednesday's fire which claimed 14 homes in a hilltop neighborhood. "I can tell you unequivocally, people can comment on what should have been done, what we could have done, but it's an absolute miracle we didn't lose more homes. The effort on the part of the firemen and the homeowners was absolutely great,·· the chief said Friday. Some residents at the ffre1 scene charged that firemen were slow to help them battle the flames as they burst into the re- s idential areas near the crest of Avenida Presidio. .One resident called the firemen 's activity "total or- ganized confusion.'' "We knew what was happening a helluva lot more than they t~ught," said Colemen, who di~ected the activities of more than 500 firefighters called into the city from more than 20 sur- rounding agencies. "It was like going into combat. Each man was on his own. He had to make life and death de- cisions on an individual basis." Coleman said it took about 90 minutes to establish overall coordination of all units. But he said the time factor was "very good'· considering the large number of departments in- volved. "If people look at this in the proper perspective, they can at- tribute what was saved to the fire company officers. "We had explosions in the houses, one building collapsed with men in it, LP (propane) gas tanks were blowing up. It was hell on wheels up there ... " the chief said. Coleman said one of the big- gest advantages to the firemen was the width of the streets in the tract. "We had access to move fire <See DEFENDS. Page A2) 'ABSOLUTE MIRACLE' Fire Chief Coleman Wrapping Ban Bill Defeated SACRAMENTO CAP> -A pro- posed ban on polyvinyl chloride as a meat wrapping was rejected Friday by an Assembly commit- tee. The measure by Assemblyman Paul Carpenter, CD-Cypress), would prohibit stores from plac· ing polyvinyl chloride in contact with food . Carpenter contends the substance harms humans. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee defeated his bill on a 4-10 vote. Mesa Store Hit "That's what happens when you get these little old Saturday Night Specials," said Blackwood. Judge Nixes V allerga Bid To End Trial By GARV GRANVILLE Of tlle O.lly Piiot Staff F ormer Orange County As- sessor Jack Vallerga's hopes of avoiding having to stand trial for his alleged role in a 1972 con- spiracy to elect Andrew Hinshaw to Congress at taxpayer expense were ended in Superior Court Friday. ..I just want to get this whole rotten mess behind me," an ob- viously dejected Vallerga said after Judge Jerrold Oliver re- fused to dismiss his case. Judge Oliver's rulings came after Vallerga's attorneys spent most the day arguing that a Grand Jury indictment charging the former assessor with felony crimes related to Hins haw's campaign s hould be quashed. First. the defense lawyers said the indictment should be set a s ide because the charges against their client were based on insufficient evidence. After this week reading 2,000 pages of Grand Jury testimony leading to Vallerga's indictment last May, Judge Oliver said the jury ''exercised its function in a proper manner." "This court cannot substitute its judgment for that of the A bandit robbed a Costa Mesa li-Grand Jury," the judge added as quor store early today, but police he refused to quash the indict- had few details in their investiga-ment because of insufficient lion. evidence. TheshopisS.irPhilip'sLiquors., Vallerga's final bid to avoid on South Bristol Street near standing trial was based on a Baker Street. but the monetary • loss was notimmediatelyknown. <See V ~LLE~GA, P?geA?) 9 'Slasher' Indictments Filed LOS ANGELES (AP>-A man already in prison for a brutal hatchet attack has been indicted in 11 bizarre killings, nine of which police believe were the work of the so-called "Skid Row Slasher." The county grand jury indicted Vaughn O. Greenwood, 32, .on Friday for the killings, mostly of • derelicts and transients, over an 11-year period. The indictment was returned alter three days of closed hearings under a court· imposed gag order. Greenwood, an ex-convict, is serving a 32·years·to-llfe sen· tence tor a knife and hatchet at- tack on two men in 1964 and the burglary of actor Burt Reynolds' Hollywood Hitls home last year. At Ureenwood's sentencing in September, Superior Court Judge Jack Goertzen called hlm a "phenomenal danger to aociety.'• Evidence presented to the crand J\,\rors,indicated the skid row klllor, who truesomcly t • • slashed victims' throats ear-to- ear, cutting through to the spine, sometimes drank the blood of his prey. Greenwood is expected to be returned to Los Angeles from Folsom Prison next week and could be arraigned within two weeks. The "Slasher" attacks began Dec. 1, 1974. A victim with a slashed throat was found about once every wee_k until Jan. 31, 1975, when the lfody of Clyde C. Hay, 34, a mechanic for the Na- tional Cash Register Co., was dis- covered in Hollywood. Most of the other victlms were found in the skid row area. Greenwood also ls accused of kllUna two men 12 years ago In downtown Los Angele$. Accordini to the tndict mcnt, the first vfctlm was murdered Nov. 13, 100.., on the step8 of the matn ltbrary; where derelicts frequently sleep and hang out. The\ victim bore the charac- teristic throat alaab.l.n1 and had suffered multiple stabwoun~ The first of the so-called "Slasher" victims was dis- covered at almost the same loca· lion .. The second 1964 victim was dis- covered Nov. 14 in a second-floor restroom of a cheap hotel where he bad been staying. His throat, too, had been slashed after he was stabbed repeatedly in the up- per torso and head. The first seven killings were confined to the skid row area. Several victims were reportedly homosexuals. But the last two victims, neither of them transients, were found in the Hollywood area. More than 30 officers had been assigned to a so-called "Slasher Squad" full-time. looking for a man described by psychiatrists as a "sexually impotent coward. venting bis own reeling ot worth-. tessness on hapless derelicts and down·and outers." <See 'SLASHER,' Pace A!J ·' U~J~...- 'SLASHEA' SUSPECT Vaughn 0 . Greenwood - A2 OAtLY PIL.OT Saturday, January 216, 1979 No HinshaW ll.@rtliet ' .J ~ 'He Remains Confident · <if ACquittal · Congressma n Andrew mns~aw spent Friday reviewing \'a11didates fot appointment to U.S. military academies and waiting fur an Orange County ~upt·rior Court 1·ury to decide if he Is guilty o three bribery chnrges. When the jury failed to r e· turned a vcrdid after a full day's deliberation. Hinshaw remained calm and confident he will even· tually be acquitted. ''There's just no other con· clusion the jury can reach1 1• said the Newport Beach Republican after Judge Robert Kneeland sent the jurors home for the weekend. Early in the day. Hinshaw said he was ''not the least blt nervous" as his fate fell into the bands of eight women and four men jurors. After Us tening to eif ht weeks of testimony, they wil decide if Hinshaw accepted two bribes and solicited another when. he Resumes ltlondag Bean Jury Fails Again to Decide The J ttr) th at will decide the guilt or innocencl' of former Orang~ Coast College scholar· .1th 1 t• t e St c p h en · • Mi k e · • Finklt>a's accused killer ended two full days of deliberation Fri- d.iy without reaching a \'erdict. ll "ill reconvC'ne on Monday. Mid\\ ay through the day, ac· cu~ed murderer Hugh Daniel Bean. 2-l. !->'11 silentlv at the de- feose ta bit· as testimony given by f1\'C witnesses during his recent thret'·\\'t•ek trial w.as read to the 1uror::. Weather 1:·.s. Summary 81-low LO<O lemper.tlures and high Wln<IS iced N w rnqlM"J Fr •dav. forcing thP closing of scor~ ot ~ n<.JCJI\ .tno •t-av1no comrnutll<5 with cari th~t ""°"'"n r ""' A• hiast four c!Patns -r• blemed ,...,,.. thr i:-01'1 '" Rhod" I ~tand and Ma~wchv5otth. ln/ont1a\t t..-m~ratur~\ In thfo Ptaini and Mi\· •,1u1pp1 Va•t• v wrre as much•~ tS to 2S oegrres dbove ,.,orrt1d lh~ c.ombin•llon of W•rm tem Pt'ratures M>d low l'lum•dlty created" rangeland ltrehua"l '" """'"' an<I OkliJhOme Al 1 i:> m F"r,dw lemperatures ran~ from 11 t><•low '' "' al Ma >Sena N Y . to 17 In Corpu~ Cnd\h Te-•es Olrl F"'rg• N v 1n thr centr.,1 Adirondacks was n,,.. coldf·'.f •.nor "tn,.. nation early Fndav w ith a r 1d nq r.i1 .ai ti ... f(I~ l~ro Olher points were In the r f'l1J 2'J l)qcJ m1n1.1S·lO rangf'. California (O·}lf'" til'mptoraturt>), and low tfOU0'5. are tJ•P«t· • l to Oh<~nd on Souttltrn Catllornla, but N•t•O<MI N~et'1~• ~rv1ce forecasters war~ Frid11y not to .... ,CJP<t r11n The <IH~lop1n9 Storm syslf'm brlnq1n9 la-r rns:.ereturH I• ~rlgflt on the eastern e<J9t of the .. ),,.,.,.a •nd we only expect • few M'M>wer' in the f"nrl)Un1aln\ ~·<J W@ather S.erv1c.e lor"caster Bill ._..,mMond • It •s ll<lt tM type of sy,tem that would bring "t"••v enougll r~1n to bring an end to our droug111," l-i 3mmond a<ld~. Wt>.tt is ut>M: t!KI Is lower ttmperatures, h19tter ""''"a1ty and a bit of verlablt clouolneu, weet~r r 'lat ••v TtmperaturP.s both days 1n IM Lo~ .>nq. '"'area are e•pect!!d ta nover abo\1162. That testimony could help se.rid Bean to the gas chamber for his alleged role in the Oct. 31, 1974 shooting death of 19-year·old Finklea. The former standout student wrestler was murdered during a $133 robbery that occurred 10 minutes before he was scheduled to leave work at an all-night market in Fountain Valley. Two nights later, Bean and his 22· year-old brother, Charles Den· nis Bean. were arrested when they swung their car on to a freeway, the first step in their planned r eturn home to Mon- tana. Both were charged with Finklea's murder. Later, Judge William Murray said the brothers should stand trial separately although both are charged with the same crime and both could be sent to the gas chamber if convicted. UC Closes Enrollments SAN FRANCISCO (U.PI) University of California Presi· dent David Saxon says enroll- ment has been closed at the Berkeley, Davis and Los Angeles eampuses . Saxon told the Board of Regents Thursday Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. notified school of. ficials the state will not finance enrollment increases at the un- iversity during the coming school year. Fro. Page Al DOCTOR CLEARED ••• knocked unconscious by four assailants. . lie said t.hat his .wife and daughters had been stabbed by four h1pri1cs shouting "Acid is groovy; kill the pigs." , - . He said he .had been knocked out and when he regained con· sc1ousness he discovered the word "pig'' scrawled in blood on his bt•dboard. MacDONALD WAS charged with murder by the Army on the police theory that he killed his family then staged the murder scene to cover up the crime. T_he appeals court panel's decision overturned a ruling by U.S. Drstnct ~ourt Judg~ !· T . Dupree Jr. of Fayetteville, N. c .. who a~reed with the pos1t1on of federal prosecutors thaf MacDonald's nght to a speedy trial came only after he was indicted in 1975. Dr. MacDonald. 32, who resides on Mariner Drive in Huntington Harbour. says that his friends. partners and lawyers have been "in- ucdible ·· "THEY PUT UP their homes to post bail and without them I ··ouldn't have gone through it,·· he said. "It's been a painful six years. I'm burned out and I can't c:rusade any more." he said. He said the government can still appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court but that he doesn't want to go through any more. "I've spent $100.000 and a year of my life fighting this," he said. "WHEN THINGS quiet down at the hospital, I'm going to try to J~e a couple of weeks off. ··I '11 look for a place where it's cold and whe re the skiiag is good 11r -.o me place where it's warm and soak up the sun. · I need to get awciy ... ORANGE COAST ., ' • r_o.ast O"•IY Pl•nt .,. th \l'ttt1<h •\ t "' i l 't·• N~'IN""·Pr•H, '' OUVl1stwrd by thf r ,,.,,q, ( .• nt PubU•hlnt Con·p~nt ~~r•tr ""Cl 1 ur \ "'' 1010lltP\ed MOf"ld•Y tnr~n F d<l•Y for C ""t.1 fir .... NeWPof"1 Bf'Mh, ..,.unt1"9tOrt u .... , h t 1 H '·"" V•ft11. lrv1nP, S4t0«1'"1>•<- ""11Ht -"'"' l ""Jun• B••<h/Soutn Con\t A ""0 .. "'l''"''•' • J•h "h pyr,>tt•n.o ~o.1r<11v1 ano ~un· fl•'f\ l fH It "(Ip.al ik/bl~f'G pl•nt I\ •f 3JO v.u1 •••v S•u •I, c;.....te Mel., C..lllo<nt•tUl6. R<>ber1 N. Weed i -, '°''"J.f\t 6n4 Pt;t:Mf,,_, Jeck R. Curtev \/•<• •1tf'\.O.nt.,.., (,c*',., .. Mlneo-r Thom's 1<eevll E.dllf' Thomas A. Murphlne MA""91~ t dOor Charltt H Loos Richard P. Nall Fr'*I Page Al 'SLASHER' ... Attention fo c u sed on Greenwood because the last slashing victim was found three days before his Feb. 3, 1975, ar· rest and because he had been convicted of a slashing attack in Chicago. A letter addressed to Greenwood from the state Department o( Public Social Services. found on the driveway of Reynold's home, led in- vestigators to a county·financed guest home, where Greenwood was apprehended. At that time, lnveatigators found a pair of cuff links believed to belong to a catering clerk at a downtown hotel who. wa ei&hth or the "Slasher" murders. Public defenders representing Greenwood were iranted a aag order on !rfarch 1~ Superior Court Judie Frank Baffa to qu'5h public apeculatlon by police that Greenwood was the "Slasher." was Orange County assessor According to the county Grand Jury indictment that charged the congressman, there was suffi. ctent evidence at least to bring Hinlbaw to tria\l. So. the two·tt>rm congressman ~ll return to court Mondaf to: -Await the jury's verdict. -Stand trial on charges brQught agai~st him in a seeond county Grand Jury indlctment that accuses him of campaicning for Coniress in 1972 at taxpayer expense. · F,.._PageAJ ' .DRY ••• Water District of Orange County, which distributes imported water, continued, "assuming that this is just one isolated dry year- that next year would be a normal year-the drought probably won't mean a thing." Actual rainfall figures vary throughout the county .!--from . 75 of an inch in Santa Ana to 1.04 in· ches in Huntington Beach, of- ficials noted. But that is far below the area's normal five to six inches by this time. Denny said the most recent dry year was 1961, when the county received 4.13 inches during the July 1 to June 30 water year. The first year records were kept in 1877, he noted, rainfall was only 3.17 inches. He also noted January weather has been marked by low humidi· ty and warm, sunny days, usual- ly unheard of durini January. Elser explained the O~WD de- pends on rainfall each year to supply about 35 to 45 percent of the water which is percolated. or soaked, into the county's under- ground water basin. It makes up the rest with water importea trom Northern California and the Colorado River. And officials at Municipal Water District said the Colorado river is having a good water year with plentiful snowfall and rain in Utah and Colorado. The main thing that could cause water rates to increase by the 1980's, they said, will be an expected sharp increase in power costs u sed to pump Colorado River over the moun· tains into Southern California. Water officials said the county normally uses 350,000 acre feet of water a year. OCWD officials said for each inch of rain which falls in the Santa Ana River Basin, the district estimated about 7,500 acre.feet of water can be soaked into the underground. Each acre.foot equals about 326,000 gallons. Robber Sought TORRANCE (UPI) Authorities in six South Bay com- munities today were searching for a man who had robbed 10 beauty parlors of a total of $10,000 in cash . and committed several rapes. The series of rob- beries began Jan. 6, police said. Late Thursday. shops in Lomita and Garden a were struck. Earlier, beauty parlors in Tor· ranee, Redondo Beach; Carson and Manhattan · Beach were robbed. · Flying M1tthine Delly 1111194 1t•t l'Mte This car traveling north ran off Newport Boulevard at 21st Street in Costa Mesa Friday without ripping chain fence or seriously injuring driver, Neil A. Nesti, 19, of 324 Catalina l)rive, Newport Beach. Police said a bent pole acted as ramp and car flew over fence. Car was destroyed and Nesti suffered head injuries but was re- leased after treatment at hospital. Donations Taken For Fire Victims Programs to aid victims of the San Clemente fire were an· nounced Friday by San Clemente Police Chief Melvin Portner. Do~ations of linens, blankets. clothmg, furniture and household items are being accepted at the United Presbyterian Church. 119 Avenida de la Estrella, Portner said. A fire fund 6as b ee n established under the direction of Front Page Al -UCI ••. Orange COWltY wUl give us their support in this massive un· dertaking." UCI has operated the Medical Center under an affiliation agreement with the county since 1968. In additiop to the Medical Center, the university will take over the Santa Ana Community Clinic. Those acquisitions, along with a new medical sciences building on campus, "will pro· vide the necessary basic re- sources that will permit the con- tinued growth in excellence of the college of medicine on the UCI campus." said Chancellor Daniel Aldrich. The land price is to remain at $2.5 million until Jan. 1, 1977 when it will rise with ''fair market value," as per the agree- . ment. Ralph Klaasen, manager of the San Clemente branch of Laguna Federal Savings and Loan. Chec,ks to the fund should be made out 'of the Salvation Army Fire Fund and sent to Box 3337, San Clemente 92672. Portner said the police depart· ment has received hundreds of telephone calls from persons wi shing to provide assistance to the 100 persons left homeless by the fire . · Portner said that persons who are willing to help with clearing of rubble of the 14 homes that were destroyed should contact Arlie Waterman, city parks director, at 492·5101. The rubble will be cleared as soon as insurance adjusters have had a chance to assess the damage, Portner said. * * * Fro. Page Al DEFENDS ••• equipment in and room to move them around," he said. Streets in the area are 40-feet wide. Coleman noted, at one point, that more than 40 fire trucks were poised on a portion of Avenida Salvador, and room re- mained for other equipment to ·move through if needed. "But if I could attribute our success to one factor, it was be our mutual aid system. We have three engine companies in the ci- ty. But we had 64 engines down here in a short period of time " Coleman said. ' Pool Builder James Gramat Dies at51 Pantper PUildles Polleel Chief Ed Davia had .• identified Creenwood u a "prime su1pe~" in tbo alayjnp. Puddles needs a home .. He's half shepherd and hatf basset hound, a combination whtch promises to illte him a friendly and intelligent pet. F9r tnrormaUQji on bOw to Jive Puddles a home, call the Orange County Animal Control Shelter. -. .. , p,.... Pf/If# Al . . . V ALl:IER6~ ••• contention tbat eYldlQCI teftdtn& to point to his tnnoeence wu not presented to lhe Grand Jury. . At issue was a tapc·re<:orded telephone conversation between Vallerga ~nd Asalltaot Diat. A~ l ty. Michael Captul,. \ Subject of the April 1, 197C,. phone conversation wu • belat. · ed escape a11e11ment of 1• th· ventory tield In The Tand)' Corp.'1 Garden Grove warehouse. . According to defense lawyer David Ellson, irand Juror, should have heard the entire tape containlni Valleraa's expJana- Uon of the late assetsment In .. stead of a brief recountlnf by a district att0rney'1 lnvettlgator. Ellson also 1ugge1ted that Vallerga's constitutional nabts might have been violftec1 by Capizzl's failure to tell him the conversation was being re· corded .. When called to the. wltness stand, Capizzi said, ''At thet!me, I considered the taplng le1at. ethical and proper. I'm atlll corf. vinced it was appropriate." Deputy Dist. Atty. William Evan& pointed out that the Tandr. matter was not 1elat~ to the l • legal campalgnlng charges. Evans conceded, however, that • 'the late assessment constituted an allegation of misconduct 1n a Grand Jury accusation that charged V allerga with mlscon· duct in office. But that accusation was Uteral· ly abandoned last August when Vallerga was convicted of charges brought against htm lo yet another indictment. When sentenced in Ventura County, the former assessor was removed from office. the same penalty carried by the accusa· tion had be been convicted of any of the four allegations it con· tained. Judge Oliver agreed with Evans that the Tandy assess· ment was not related to the chai:ges in the campaign con· spiracy indictment. And, for the second time, Judge Oliver found the Grand Jury acted properly when it ln· dieted the 54-year-old former as- sessor. Named in that indictment with Vallerwa was his predecessor as county assessor, Hinshaw. Both are scheduled to stand trial in Orange Coun~ Superior Court Monday, Hinsh!w while he waits the outcome of his recently 1 concluded trial on three bribery I charges. · But Vaherga has asked for a change of venue because of the j publicity that descended on the assessor's office as a result of a series of scandals. Hannaford 'Won't Seek' Presidency Rep. Mark Hannaford ls a De- mocratic congressman who has the ~istincti?n of not running for president this year. · Hannaford, who represents Huntington Beach and Seal Beach and 10 other cities and 500,000 people. said, .. Under no conditions will I be a candidate for President of the United States." The freshman Democrat made the pronouncement jokingly. He added, befo1·e departing for the convening of· the 94th Congress, however, that he wm stand for re·election for the 34th congressional district seat. Hannaford said it was tmpossi· hie to predict at this time. but be thinks that Hubert Humphrey once agaln will be his party's standard bearer. He declined comment on the Republicans. "Let them figure that one out for themselves," he said. Hannaford also had encourag- ing news for Huntington Beach officials who have been voicing almost frantic fears that revenue shruing wm be cut off tbia year. The city of Huntington Beach currently receives more than $1 million in revenue sharin& funds that help to keep the city running in the black. F,..,.PegeAJ .ROADS ••• I . . C.ont~net'or.'t Fete OnDUckHunts WASHING TON (AP) -Forty Pentagon of- ficials. Including some generals and admirals, have been given mild rebukes fo r accepting a major de- fense contractor's invitation to duck hunt at a Maryland lodge, it was disclosed Friday. The Pentagon notified Congress it sent letters of admonition to 36 senior military officers and four civilian officials for .. lack of judgment involved in accepting several invitations which reflect adverse- ly on the Department of Defense.;, More than half the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps generals and admirals on the list have retired since they allegedly accepted invitations to the Northrop Corp. 's hunting lodge on Maryland's Eastern Shore sometime between Octobjir 1971 and January 1974. Nl%on at Pal• Springs PALM SPRINGS <UPI> -Former President .Nixon was reported Friday to be visiting "Sun- nyland," the spacious estate here of longtime friend Walter Annenberg. Sources here said Nixon arrived Thursday and was to spend two or three days. It was not known if he was accompanied by his wife. The U.S. Secret Service office and Nixon's office at San Cl~mente declined comment. I.Ame Set tor Claris! WASHINGTON (AP) -Jack Ford has been giving tennis star Chris Evert a social whirl between her appearances in the Wa shington Women's Tennis Tournament this week. The President's 23-year-old son arranged to watch 21-year-old Miss Evert play a tournament game Friday night and to take her to dinner for the third night this week. Press Secretary Sheila Weid enfe ld confirmed that young Ford, who is much in- terested in sports himself, will be on hand Sunday night for the tournament finals at the Capital Center in nearby Largo, Md., and invited Miss Evert -win or lose avuT -to have dinner at the White House and tour the President's home when the tournament ends. Coffee Price Bike NEW YORK (AP> -The price of coffee is go- ing up again, food companies said Friday. General Foods Corp. announced an increase of 15 cents a pound in wholesale prices of its ground coffees and two cents an ounce for instant coffees. lts brands are Maxwell House, the best·selling brand in this country ; Yuban, Sanka and Brim and Max-Pax coffee filter rings. Coffee sells for about $1.59 a pound at grocery stores. And the stores will decide whether to pass along the latest wholesale increases. Skateboard Fatality ~ MODESTO (AP> -A Sunnyvale youth died here Friday from injuries sust ained whtm he fell 1tom a skateboard, the coroner's office said. ... Mark William Nelson, 20, fell backward while skateboarding on a hill in the Sieq;,a Nevada moun- tain community of Sonora on Sun<fay, a sp6kesman said. ( INS.HORT Nelson, who struck ) his head and scraped his back, was brought un- conscious to a hospital here. Doctors Out Again LOS ANGELES CAP) -Large numbers of family doctors stayed away from their offices in Southern California again Friday lo protest in- creases in malpractice insurance rates, walkout leaders said. An estimated 80 percent of the general practi- tioners, pediatricians and internists in Los Angeles County shut their offices on the second day of the two-day slowdown, according to the United Physi- cians of California, which spearheaded the walkout. Vokano Erupts ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -A volcano on an uninhabited Alaskan island erupted Friday "like an atomic bomb going off," sending mushroom ctQuds of smoke and ash 40,000 feet into the sky. Scientists said there was no immediate threat to shipping or mainland areas, although they said the eruptions and accompanying earthquakes could trigger tidal waves. The volcano, Mt. St. Augustine, periodically ac- tive for centuries, is in busy Cook Inlet 180 miles southwest of Anchorage and 70 miles from the sum- mer tourist resort of Homer, population 1,200. Jtfrs. Alioto SpUts 'SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Angelina Alioto, wife of former Mayor Joseph Alioto, is living in a Nob "' Hill apartment and has reac- tivated her petition for divorce from her husband of 35 years, her attorney says. "I don't believe they have seen each other since about Dec. 2," said Mrs. Alioto's attorney, Lucille Athearn. Mrs. Alioto recently took a three-week ocean cruise, Mrs. MRS.A1.10To Athearn said. $1 MIUfon Ateard . MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -A federal judge Friday awarded an attorney more than $1 million in Jegal fees for representing the .Plaintiffs in· a s.uit charging that the U.S. Pubhc Health Service withheld treatment for black syphilis patients. The award, however, was only half the $2 mi111on that attorney Fred Gray or Tuskegee sought in connection with the $9 million settlement of the class-action suit. Seeret-fl•rtl• Report NORFOLK, Va. (AP> -The father of acknowledged homosexual Navy Ens. Vernon E. Berg Ill told a navaldischarge board ~riday he has known officers up to the rank of admiral who are secretly gay. The testimony by Cmdr . Vernon E. Berg Jr, came near the' end of a week-long hearing by a Ove- man boat-d tha~ tnust decide the fate of the youn.ger BerJj 'wtlois"drattenging Na~ regttletion~'UlaJdng· • the ~lltbarce of homosexuals mandatory. J¥be1i t• 'J'edtl• WASHINGTON . (UPI) -Richard M. Nixon ftiiillY has all"dd tb answer under oath qucsUons trom the Se.nat.e • Intelllaence ())mmlttee iboul ---:.eu.t OMr•Uo~a I\~ ordered n Chile and elsewhere durin1 b1I pt-esldenc)'. Committee Chairman Sen. Frank Church (D- lcllho) told reporters or lhe Nixon concesst6n. I } .. Saturday, January 24. 1976 DAILY PILOT A 3 ......... ~ ........ ZIHITH•ICA•ZIMITH•RCA•DNITH•RCA•zatlTH•RCA• ZIHITH•ICA•ZB«TH•RCA•DNITH•RCA• GU8J8-25" DICIC)OMI · ......... , u RCA XL-I 00 21 .. DiGCJonal \ FUS I 0 BAHKAMEJllCARD ~nd MASTER CHARGE CASH 90 IJ.IAYMEKTSI OR ' TERMS UPTO 36 MONTHS 1-YR. PARTS & SERVICE 3-YR. PICTURE TUBE ncn XL:-100 ·HUNDREDS OF RCA AND %EMITH PRODUCTS, MOW IN STOCK, AND ALL PRICED FOR THIS TREMENDOUS ••• RCA C0\.01 tt•oi.,...i '4147' WHY IUY AT UC? ZENITH 13 .. 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Six years ago, there were only a dozen sex clinics in the world. more than prostitutes. "There ls no state tn the union at all that controls sex therapy.·• Masters said in an interview during the two-day conference on ethical issues in sex research and sex therapy. ''The time bas come wh en some kind of regulatory action is needed. '' THE MEETING, the firs t caUed to deal with the issues facing sex therapists, was sponsored by the foundation along with the National Science Foundation and the National Institute of Mental Health. It brought together l eading representatives from the fletas ot medicine. psychology, theology, law. sociology, a nthropology and social work. generally aatisCactory standards Saddlebact Valley can be made avollnble to the Unified SchOQI District legislatures which in turn would trustees have authorized have to e n act proper state John Grant, an El Toro controls,'' Masters said. High School senior, to at. BEFORE SUClrg uldelines can tend A Presidentlal be established, Dr. Johnson said, Classroom for Young "T here mu s t 'be wide Americans in dissemination of information to Washington, D.C. concerned professionals and to Tbe former student the publi c for furth e r offic er, who ts consideration. Cali-Nev-Ha Key Clubs' One of the most pressing issues governor a nd ranks is the question of sexual activity ninth academically in a between the the rapist and the class of 450, will attend patient. Another deals with the the conf eren ee on problems o f saf eguardin g g overnment l n confidential patient information ·February. . from law enforcement agencies Trustees previously or preventing its use by one approved ~e ~tten~~e partner against the other in a o~ two Mission V1e10 divorce action. High School students. Local news. Every day. WOOD TOWER TO GRACE MEXICO SANITATION SCHOOL This One And a Tower In Surfside ~ue for 300-mlle Trip MASTERS. WHO directs the famed Reproductive Biology. Research Foundation with his wife. Virginia A. Johnson, said sex therapy today ranges from the professional clinics in major medical centers to back-street s h ops that u se untrained substitute wives who are nothing "More and more or the legislatures a re beginning to look at this and we hope as a r esult of this conference, certainly in a couple of years, lo have some 'ffleeting of the minds so that The problems with sex therapy today, Masters said. are that there is a I ac k of trained therapists, a lack or professional integrity and the lack of legislative control. In the l 1f.1!ijij(t)I Water Towers Mexico -bouiid T" o wooden water lowers that have helped quench the thirst of Huntington Beach residents for three decades are scheduled to be dismantled soon. A member of the Long Beach Kiwanis Club says lhe group \\ 111 remove the two 50,000-gaJlon towers at no cost to the city and re-assemble them at a rural school for sanitation in Mexico . • HE SAID THEY WILL BE USED both for 1rrigat1on and drinking water in an area about 150 miles from the border Public Works D1reclor Bill Hartge says the two landmarks have been part of the city's water system since the 1940s. ,They were turned off last year. They are located at Los Palos Avenue near Wa rner A venue just southeast of Huntington Harbour and at Anderson Street in Surfside. CITY AUTHORITIES HAVE BEEN seeking ways to get rid of the towers for some time, feeling that they pose a safety hazard as well as being eyesores. The his torical society, however, suggested they -.hould be retained because of historical significance. THERE IS A TIDRD WOOD WATER tower at Central Park but it will not be removed as it probably will be included in a future park development, H artge said. · Removal of the two water towers will depend on approval of the Coastal Commission. Newport Fire Rates Decline , Reduced fire insurance rates went into errect this month fo r most residences and businesses in Newport Beach due to the improved fire protection rating recently awarded to the city. Although the Newport Beach Fire Department has recently come under attack following several fires that occurred last month, the city's rating improved markedly. WHEN LAST RATED BY THE Insurance Ser vices Office of California in 1964, the city received ratings of Class Four and Class Six. Today, the entire city is rated Class Three. The lower the class. the better the rating. ln 1964. the Don Koll and Emkay properties near the Orange County Airport a nd the entire Lido Peninsula were given the lower, Class Six r ating. The service rates communities periodically at the request of the individual city. City Manager Bob Wynn explained that r equests ar.e made onl y when cities believe they have upgraded their services enough to receive a better rating. FIRE CHIEF LEO WVE WILL address the City Council Monday afternoon and explain the various reductions due property owners in the city. Reductions reportedly range from a 21 per cent premium r eduction on buildings in the former Class Six area to a 4 percent reduction on contents for former Class Four properties. T he only property owners who will not benefit from · the improved ratings are those with the all-inclusive "homeowner policies," which g roup together numerous types of insurance coverage. ART MORTON, PUBLIC INFORMATION officer for the fire department, pointed out that the city scored highest on the survey in the category of water supply. 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"Cub Scouting is u family program and we've already had women serve as den mothers. Some of these ladies have found it im- possible to find men willing to serve as cubmasters, and they feel they're perfectly capable. "My guess is that they are," he added, but stressed he didn't know what the subcommittee would recom- mend. BUT MONSO N reaffirmed the stand he took at a Baltimore news > I conference on Thursday that no con- sideration was being given to allowing women to serve as scoutmasters. Boys generally remain in the Cub Scouts until their 12th birthday, then switch to the Boy Scouts, he said. ": .. As boys grow up, itis imperative to have a male image in the leadership position," Monson said at the news conference. "Advice from sociologists and child psycholOgists has" convinced us that leaders hip should be male and we believe that.'' THE ISSUE HAS been a heated one in Baltimore since last April, when Cub Pack 471 in suburban Glen Burnie, Md.. los t its c harter after it was learned that a woman, Marjorie Rip- ple. was cubmaster. Mrs. Ripple, whose 10-year-old son belonged to the pack, said the group had been unable to find a male leader. National officials refused to accept Mrs. Ripple as a cubmaster, saying she could be a den mother but not a pack leader. In June, the Baltimore area scout- ing council sent a resolution to the na- tional organization, calling for a bylaws change to allow for women cubmasters. ·A ridge of high prHsurB over /rel•nd will btlng mortt unsettled condition• •nd frl•nds. • HE SHOULD BUY PHONE TEL AVIV CAP> -A 25-year-old Arab con- struction worker has won a record $322,000 prize in Israel's soccer pools, nearly double the previous top.' Announcement of the prize wa s delayed several days while pool officials tried to contact the winner. 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The 1976 Fairview Special Olympics, a series of athletic events geared for the handicaps and limitations of the mentally retarded and physically abled, will soon beset. A CHECK for $2,600 raised through benefit projects is to be present· ed M\)nd~ in the 1-c· tiYitles Center at i'airview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Cash to help finance the Special Olympics was raised by the Orange County Medical Association Auxiliary and the Bicentennial Quilt Exhibition Com- mittee. H AN D IWO RK B Y quilting classes from Orange 'Coast College and Golden West College was shown recently and exhibit admission funds were earmarked for both medical scholars hips and the Special Olym- pics. Fairview Medical Director Dr. Anthony Toto will accept the gift from Mrs. Stanley van den Noort and Mrs. Norvell Hendrickson, both of Newport Beach. Special Olympics coor dinator Rick Barthels, a hos pital recreation therapist, will brier visitors on the Olympics. State Vice Laws/or Me"' Too FRESNO (UPI> -The 5th District Court of Ap- peal has ruled that state prostitution laws were meant for both women and their male customers. Jn an unanimous opinion, the court s~d. "The ordinary mearung of the statute is that all persons. customers as well as prostitutes, wllo solicit an act of prostt~u tion are auilty of dis- orderly conduct." The ruling came on a Fresno Munlcipal Court case in which Forrest Leffel of Sanger was ar· rested in 1974 on a charge of soliciting a female police operator posing as a prostitute. ·Pianos ns MAJOR BRANDS, MANY STYLES, MANY FINISHES, MANY ONE-OF-A-KIND WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON USED INSTRUMENTS. THIS IS THE TIME OF THE YEAR TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL LOW PRICES. OUR FISCAL YEAR ENOS JAN. 31. WE WOULD LIKE TO CLEAR OUR FLOORS OF All USED ITEMS. USED ORGANS USED PIANOS KIMB lL Spinet Wal... .................. ..149 JANSSEN Piaao/Ortan .................... 899 llllBALL Studio Wal... .. 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Only ·15 percent passed, and a state Department of Educa- tion consultant says there will be no "mass walkout or kids ... Officials had described the exam as the nation ·s first test to allow stu- dents to leave hi gh school without graduat- ing. WHITE'S SHOWCASE U f Tttl l AAGHT UlfCTION IN SO O RANGE COUN I ' 'I I 11 O O 1 ' f '•""'"., INCLUDES EVERY LA-Z-BOY CHAIR IH OUR SHOWROOM AHD WAREHOUSE Stortlng a s low as SJ69 California adopted the proficiency test as an AMBICAKA -=- alternative to keeping COLUC110M -==- pupils until age 18. 3 •• , .. , 11th. s•·-·· 1uu.1 211fl -r9uetlte ...... .,~ S\lhe 140 COf'Mr of T11tth\ The consultant, John MlulonVl•lo .~~:;.;:-::...~::.~~:;::y c •••• -•• -·"'"'"''"-'M Gilroy, reported that ~ .. ~:!~1;!.. '9.5·5'02 ;:~:;; s .. ~';"-.. 2_. 5.430 students passed .._ ________ ....;.. _______ __, with scores of 75 percent or better. SEYILl.E ••• the spllrit of 76 obtain the best price and the lowest lease rates Nabers Cadillac· 2600 Harbor Blvd .. 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See this outstanding value in action .. today! non ~:~~~~ 25" diagonal s 5000 Direct discount on this model A 6 ~IL y PILOT PUBLIC NOTICE IU'"l• tO• COU•T Of" THI &fATlCWCA1J~aNtA~ Titl COUNT., OP O•AMOI ("' Saturday, January 24. 1979 Long Career .... AMlU _,_,.llTI~ OlllN A•11to O" f"&TlTIOM ... Oeob& Of" WILL ANO"°" .., .. _...,..."ST&ITAMINTA•Y 'Convoy' Record Court ReRO"#JleJ? , . BANGKOK~ Tball&l1d (UPI> -About 600 lft@.At:UJeJ lbuthed to Prime Mlnl.tter Kekrit Pramoj's residence to protest tbe closlnf ol a D>o.ssaee parto_r for al- legedly ·auowlng k>ro- ., .. '·' ·' lltM ti IMMA GIOE:NHll~•. CIKMwd NOTICE IS Hl!Al!av GIV N thtl aoeun N. e •OXON ... ~ fli.d llfftln ,.~,I-* ........ ltelWlll.iWWIS ~· Of l,.tlt.,-. THt.mef\tM'y to tt'f pehtlonorr ,.,.,.•11<• to Wlll<h I•,...._ • t11rt,,.r pertl<lllan, ~ ,,,., ,,,. """ •11f plact of hHrlno 1111 \elT'9 ~ ~wt'°" ,..l>fuary 10, ""·at 10.00 ·~· In the CO\lrtroorn ot O.~rtl'Nfll No, 3 of s.tld COo.trl, 11 700 Co vie C.ntel' otlw Wttt, In lflt CllY ol S<lnta AN, Cllflfol"lll-. 0.tHJanuarytl, 1976 WILLIAM I . St JOHN, Count• Clan. •Olll•T N. altOXON A"9nltyatl.olw ........ A ..... ..._,. l•I..,_, Celllonila tlt42 T~ C7t•l •7 .. J4M a-..,tw; fllttllt.Mr '4Allllhlcl Oranoe C.out D•llY Pll04, ~.,,,, 2•, >O, "" .. ,. Deai•Notl~n KALMAN LOUIS KALMAN, resident of Sant• ,AM, C.. Data of deeth Jan,..ry 13. ll7'. S11rv1ved by hh wife Violet. d.u9hter. J ulie Cllrlsll•n or San ~nle, slste•, ~ry MllcQo,,.ld. l!nlthen. J~*l>h •nd Andrew KalnMn. ill o# Mlclllo•n S.rvlce~ wilt~ Mid at 11 00 AM Mond•Y. P.clltc \lotw a.aoel. Entombment, P.coflc Voew Memorial Park, Newport 0.«h. C.. ,..c1hc litew MOrtuary director G•.ANAT JAMESH GRANAT, lovlnofll~ol Slim, Stepnen •nd Allson Gr.inat. btloved son ol Mrs. S•m Gr.,,.t and orother of Mrs. Theodore Rhody Sr. bOlll ol S•cr•mento, Ca. Ros•ry Sunday even•no •l 6;30 PM, •nd MU$ Mot'4ay 10 00 AM, both 11 St Ceciloa Church (1301 SE. Sycamore St., Tustin, Cal. C.allanan Minion Mortuary. Garden Gfove, C•. direc ton BALTZ-BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-9415 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach, California 644-2700 PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 'Monster' DES MOINES, Iowa (AP> -It appears that criticism by state of- ficials o! the hit record "Convoy" has backfired. The song by C. W. McCall, featuring a long Une of trucks smashing through a toll gale, has sold over two million copies nationally .and is back at the top of record charts across Iowa, re- cords show. THE LEADING re- cord distributor here said he sold 2.500 copies of "Convoy" last week. Experts say "hot" re- cords normally sell 300 to 500 copies per week and they're now putting "Convoy" in the Bit Part Merv Griffin, who co- st a rred in Warner Brotherl> musicals in the 1950s, returns to films m Universal's "Two-minute Warn- ing." He plays himself singing the National Anthem at a cham- pionship pro football game. ''monst;..r:· dass. ---------- SOME RECORD sta-DRUG JVMP tion s reportedly had DECRIED "Convoy" peaked at No. 1 and beginning to fall off their charts when the re- cord came under fire. One theory by industry observers is t h at criticism by Iowa Gov. Robert Ray, Deputy Public Safety Commissioner Robert Holetz and Department of Transportation Dire<:· tor Victor Preisser sparked the public on another round of buying in Iowa. CALI, Colombia ,UPI) -An environmentalist organization protested the "lack of responsibili- ty " o f poli ce who dumped almost 8,000 pounds of cocaine paste into the Cali River. The paste w as in· tercepted at the air-Port before it co u Id •be shipped to a clandestine drug lab in the Cali area, police said. ANNOUNCING Randi McDowell has ioined the staff ~IM~ at 250 Des91 Plaza Randt -k><1Nr11 -.X•eled Wllll Pwt<N-1 Slaback, 89, Dies By WILUAM SCHREmEJl ~tMDlllYl"fl«SWf Lester W. SJ aback, whose career as a n Orange County court reporter spanned most of the county's history, died Thurs- day at the age of 89. Staback died after a brief ill· ness in the Santa Ana home he oc- cupied for 65 years with his wife. He was considered the "dean" of California legal reporters. He never stopped using the old pen and paper shorthand method of keeping a record of court pro- ceedings, When Staback retired at the age of 84 in 1971, he had spent 14 years as a freelance court re- porter. Before that, he worked for the Orange County Superior Court for 53 years -still a record for a county government employe. When he finally laid down his pen and pad, Slaback said it had nothing to do with hi s age or health. He told a newsman he couldn't hear quite as well as be used to and a good sense of hear- ing was the key to a reporter 's task. Slaback's family came to San- ta Ana in 1892 only three years after Orange Coun ty wa s formed. The trip from Kansas with possessions, people and livestock was made in a railroad boxcar. His parents ope rated a downtown Santa Ana candy store while Lester attended San- ta Ana Hi gh School. Staback Pl8.Yed semt-prp baseball with · the Ukes of Walt ~ Johnson and Gavvy Grava th. He never lost his love for sports and was an active tennis player almost until his de- ath. Nearly all of Sl$back's long court reporting career was spent in the halls and courtrooms of the old red count.Y courthou5e at.the corner of Santa Ana Avenue and Broadway. He started working in the courts in 1903 right after gradua- tion from high school and only three years after the courthouse was built. Two years later, he and his wife, Laura, were Qlarried. They raised a daughter and iwo sons, one of whom retired in 1974 after 36 years as a county court re- porter. Staback r ecorded the proceed- ings of many his toric county trials, including the sensational fiv e-week murder trial of Be uhla h Overell and Bud Gollum. They were charged with blowing up ~iss Overell's lEGAL bEAN Reporter Slaback Slaback is survived by his wife, thl"l!e children. Lecil, Stanley and Mt's. Lela Green and four grandcbildren •. Funeral services have been scheduled for .Monday at 11 a.m. at the Smith and Tuthill Mortua ry in downtown Santa Ana. Brown Veto .Utution. . BUBLIC NO'J1CB S.1ll'I ..,,..••o• couaT ol' \'NII ITATIE Ol'CAUll'O•NIA "°" '"ICIOUMTYOf"ORAMOa Ne.A-t61tt NOTIC• 01' HIAltlNO 01' ,....,ITION POlt f"ltOIATIE Ollt WIU. AMO l'IO• Ltntu J'llTMwNi. TA•Y lstatt of MAflll! ELVINS 001.0FAAS, Oe«Hed. HOTICli IS HEflEIY GIVEN tllllt S..NORA IL.VIN$ 8EANHAGIN "- ni.o Mrffl • pet1tio11 tor ~ot1attd wiu ind for ~ of Latters Tes,.,,__ t.ry to the petltloMr mertMe to Wl'llch Is medl f8" fvrttwr partku'-. arid tNt the time •rid ptac:e of hew1ng t111 -N S llMft Mt tor Febn.Nlry S, t97', •t 10:00 •·".':! In the court-Of Dttl9rtmttlt tfO. I of said court, .. 100 Ovlc c.nw Drive West. In Ult Oty ot t• Ana, C.llfomle. O.ltdJM. IS, 1'76 WILLIAM e.. SUOHN, Count¥ Oet'll LlEMANN,J•. -Nof'tll GI...., Awe. ,CA.t11U "'"'9y t.r: lltetltJoMr PllbllsMd ~no-coast oauy Piiot, ""· 17, ll,2A, 1976 ltS-7, PUBLIC NOTICE parents aboard their yacht in c'"·'Mf' Newport Harbor. SACRAMENTO (AP> -Gov. NOTicnocuo1To1tS He also took notes on the Philip Ed m u n d B r o w n Jr . h as su,.u101t couuo ttnt• Godwin murder case. Godwin, a squashed an attempt to expand STATEOffCAU1PO•N•AN1t THI COUNTY O" OUHGE priest, was given a life term for control over closed-circuit box-......... the torch murder of a man ing and wrestling telecasts. Estate of cu RT N. L1Gt1TER. defrauded in the mid-19205. A ss em b 1 y man Vincent ~~e 1s HEREBY 01vEN l'O.,. After his retirement, Slaback Thom a s ( D . San p ed ro), c,..,tors., 1t1 .. b0w Nmeddlceotnt d thll1 ell .. ,,,_ ... vino c1a1,.,.. -oai~ concentrated on his tennis game sponsore the bill that would .,,. said CIKedeflt .,.. requlrtct 1v 11,. and his stamp collection, deemed have granted the State Athletic ttwm. w1111 u. neuss.rv -.c11en. in b b Co · · b d the off 1<.e Of the clettl of Ille -.... y experts to e one of the largest mm1ss1on roa new powers 1n11ttact cOllrt, °"to ~sen1 """'-""'" and best in the nation. over promoters of such telecasts. u. N<euarv vo«llers, to u. un· ------------------------~al IM offl<• of his --..y, PUBLIC ~OTJCF. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE C.A.HIGalE,229Mat1~A-. P.O. Box UI, Balboa Island, c.momla --=-===-~.,,...,..,...-----92t62, Wllldl Is the ptac• of bt.islllft$ Of "ICTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS NAME STA TIE ME NT SUPEAIO• COUATO .. 'TME nATe Ot<CALl..OltNIA R>I THE COUNTY Ol"Olt.AHGE PICTIT10US aUSOfl!SS the l.Wlderslgnad In •II matl4rs Ptf111 ... NAMIESTATEMINT lngtotN.st«•ofsaldde<edene,.,ltttln The followlng l>l!rson Is doing bUsl· neuu· ACME CASTINGS, 1209 S. Flower, Santa Ana, CA. 92707 B•rb•ra M•ry Burlte, 1109 S.. Flower. Santa A.n•, CA. 92101 This business Is conducted by an ln- dlvidUal. Barbara Burke This statement was flltd wltlt t,. County Clerk ol Orange Coc.onty on J en,..ry 20, 1974 FSlnt PubllShed Oranoe C.Oast Dally Piiot. Jl'1 ?•.JI, •nd Feb. 7, 14, 1914 Tiie followlno person Is dolno busl· neuas CAL OASIS ENTERPRISES. No. 7 Ttn'llCt, L•OO l'•rk, Newport BeKh, Gallfornl• 91660 Victor E. Oplncar. 111 Terrace, Lido Park, Newport Beach, c.i111omi11 660 This buslnen Is conducted by Ml In· ldU411 Victor&. Oplncar This \latemenl was Ille<! ...ilh the County Clerk of Oran99 County on Jen1.11ry t3, 1976 FS1440 PubhShed Oranoe CoHt 0.11., Pilot, JenUllry 17, 2•. 31 llnd Feb. 7, 197• 1114-76 No.A· .. l6t NOTICI! 0, HEARING Ott HT1TION R>lt PAOllATE OF WILL AND l'Oft LETTERS TESTAMENTARY Estete of HAROLD G. WILSON, •ka COLONEL HAROLD G. WILSON. 0,<Hse<I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HAROLD G. WILSON, JR. hHfll~ hertl• a oetlton tor Prob4t• .-.ws1 •nd for 1$suance of Letters T estamentarv to the petitioner referenu to Wllk,11 Is made for further oartlcutars, end'thal the time and pl•ce of hearing the.,.. has bffn Mt tor February to, 1976, et 10:00 a.m., In the courtroom of Otpert· The followlno person Is ctol,.. IMI· four monthS etter t,,. flrst putlllutlon ness as: ottlllsnotlc•. EX 0 TIC A 0 ES I G N S Oeted0eumber30, 1'7S. ENTEAP•ISES. UOI Superior fi, OONALOEOWINllGHTER 'Newoof1 Baach, Cal '266.J. EXKutOI' Of Ula Wiii Chrl\tooner Frederick Wlnkler, oftheaboWMme4deC.mnt. 1401 Superior . Newport Beach, Cl. c. A. Ml Ga IE 926'3. m,,..n•A-\ This buslnau Is conducted by en In· ... o. h.11m . ldivldual. ...-. lsi.M, ca. 9260 ()!(Is F. Win kier t?t4167J.7'1t Tiiis statement was flled with the ~lwE•c.._. Count, Clerk of Oranoe County on Put11ished Or~ge Coast Dally Piiot Oecemblt'30.ms. IJ-~s 10 1124197' "'4-1s' ,.,_ ., .... P11t1115hed oranoe e.oas1 Deily P11ot,: PUBLIC NOTICE Jenuary l, 10, 17, 24, 1916 M PS """'No. 3 of said court, •I 100 Ovlc SUPEltlO• COUATOl"'TMI! P UB LIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Center Drive West, In the O tyofSMla i------------i STATEOffCALl .. OltNIAll'09' An•,C.tllfornia. PUBf,JC NOTICE THl!COUNTYOFOltANGa FICTITIOUS austHESS NAME STATEMENT TM tollow•nv persons are doing bols•· ,.uu T ANO 0 E NTERPRISES. ms .,,.,Iller Avt., 012, Costa ~sa. CA 91627 DatedJanuary2t, 1976 Nt.A.a6277 NOTICE 01" WILLIAM E. St JOHN, "ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NOTICE 0" HE.A•ING Oft .. ETITION INTIENOl!D T•.ANSFEfl County Clerk NAME STATEMENT FO•· .. ltOaATE Of" WILl. ANO FO• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , ... , ~OHEL HEARINGS. Flt.ANKUN The followlng person IS dotnQ IJu\I. LEnERS TESTAMENTAltY AND OE;.~ :uT~~:.o~~n:N;~"."...:..:! ==~·E. mu llHS~6ME FIRE PROTECTION :.~·N :~~~0:·~A:~0: .T0T: 0E SMliTHS• MORTU"'RY Terry Waller Enollsn, 1222 .. Snowt>lrd Or .• Huntir19ton ~act\. CA b11slnns addrus Is .... Werner Ttt· t11•\S..7n1 ~~.!,E,:;.,,~~ '°':,s:;:Cl,Orlw, Hunt· INOE .. ENDEHT AOMINISTRATION Avtnut, Fount•ln Vat\•Y .. 0~1'1-.. ~ -· .... t .. '--r Off ESTATES ACT Cl'llOaATE C:OOE ,.... II It "r ---Y -·,.... ·~-TIM DOMBROWSKI, 1621 ,,,£TMOI ....,..n1y, Cll ornl• 927111, " s lo ... ~ .. ...__.Ora,.... Coast ,,....., Pilot ...... sf d 0 I H II t ...... 627 Mam St. I 92"66 Huntinntoo Beach David March. ,.,..., Las Aons, "• Fountain V•lltY, CA 92708 536-6539 This bus.nus Is conducted by • Qtner11 r>artMf'VllP ~:::::::::::::"::"::'::'::"::::::::::::":.!.~~~~~~~~===============::'.:.J Terry Enollsh lrensltr to CARMELA LIC.ATA •nd J;.~'i4°"30 in6_.. ..,..., 211•16 """' or r ve, 11n "0 on .,..Kl\, Estate of RHETA P, LllCE. LFOHSO LICATA, w!IOM llUSl,_s . ...., • • t2M6 OtcHM!d. ddrus Is 1S0•1 Moran Street, Thlsbull-lsconctuctecl byMi NOTICE IS HERE8YGIVE.thtt stmlnster, C•lllornlio 92613. !tie --,......--------+-vlMI. KERRY f , LUCE M19 tlltd "'"in e OllOwono prQPerty now louted al-. P UBLIC NOTICE Tim Oombr-skl petition tor PrObalt Of Wiii end fOr l'l- Warner Avenue, Founl•ln Vallo. This•••~ .. , flltd with .,.. suatlet of~ Ttttam"'tary Joh SAVE! ~ SAVE! 0 E CE T MEN'S CLOTHES SALE Doors Open Friday -I 0 a.m~ BUY ONE ITEM AT THE REGULAR PRICE ••• GET THE SECOND ITEM FOR ONE CENT COME & SEE THE GIANT SELECTION OF llLTS •TIES• HATS• CAPS• SHIRTS• HAWAIIAN SHIRTS SWIM TRUt«S •SWEATERS• CASUAL PANTS• DRESS PANrS • SHOES SPORT COATS• LEISURE SUITS• SUITS l I This st•tem.nt was fllect with the County Clerk ot Orange County on C.llfornla: All Ille stock In trade, flJl.1------------County Clerk Of Oranoe County on petltlol'ler and tor Auti-IUllon to AO- turH, equipment, Inventor.,, and sup. NOTICe.:O'~!:EOITOAS .,_,.,20, 1t7' minister Under the lnde~ Mo Otc~ber 30, 197S ptles of lh•t c•rt•ln business kl'!OWft M ltS17Jll mlnl11r .. lon of Est•tes Act <ProtiMe F"'79 OE E's NUTRITION CENTER, localed A·IStU Pvbllshed Orange C.ollsl Dally Piiot. COde 591 at stQI refere~ to Wlll<JI ts PubllShed Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot, at 1898 Wtrner Avenue, Founlaln SUf'ElttO•COURTO,THE an.2A,3l,and Feb. 7•14.197' ~76 mede for f11rt11ar particulars, and !'hat Jan ~ 10 17 2• 1976 Valley, C.lllornla. ST.ATE O"CALlffO•NIA l'OR the time and place of llearl"9.,,. _ · • • · · 4'Mt·7S Ourlno Ille three yurs lm'"'Olatety THEC.OUMTYOFOltANGE PUBLIC NOTICE has bHn wt tor Febntllry to, 1976, at lest Pllll Hid MARY T. OEE hlls c-In the Mtatttr ol the Estate of LULA 10:00•.m., In the courtroom of Depart. •------------ducltd buslnen undtr the to1me ot M. TAYLOR, also known es LULA 1--------------. ment No. 3 of sa id court, at 100 Ovlc MARV T. DEE, DEE'S NUTRITION MARIE TAYLOR, lllso known as MRS. NOTICE TOCltEOITO•S Center Orlve Wesl, In the City of Sant• CElolT ER a nd DEE'S NUTRITION GLENN E. TAYLOR, also "-as SU .. l:ltlOltCOUATOf'THIE AN,C.lltornla. 1------------CENTER.allmltedpartnttrshlp. MRS. GLENN E. TAYLOR (LULA), STATIOl'CALlf"OltNIAl'Olt O.ttdJ1n111ry21, 1976. PURLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUSSUSINESS The said Intended transfer will be Deceased. TMICIOUNTYO .. ORANOE WILLIAME.S\JOHN, NAME STATEMENT c4nsummated on or •lier T11eSdey the Notice Is llereby olven to cl'edftors Ha. A..-.S county Clerk ~ touowlno persons are dOlno bull-4\h (fOIKthl <My of Februar.,, 1976 at nev109 claims •O•lnst the said dee.. Est It' of LAUR l'.L L EVeRING f'AT•ICIC '·GOOCH NSS u C.lltornla First Benk, t7l22 Beach OWot to Ille said cl alms In the otflce o# ACOBY. O.c.ated. • AttenleJM I.aw L AMP C 0 LIGHTING Blvd., Huntington Bu<h C.lllornla the elm of the aforesaid COlltt °"to NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN to the ttMW.StOCyrnpk llvd.,SvltOCD MAINTENANCE. 1366 LoO•n Ave., 9U47. • oretentl/lemtO the11<1dersl11'*'9llhe ildltolsoft .... •bov•n•meddetedent LMA119ale1,~llfonlla'°"4 Unit 0, Costa Mesa, CA 91626 DATED: J•nuary 22, 1916 office of GeoRGE R. JOHNSON -At· •II perwns havlnt clelrM 8Q9kwt ~: <atJI m .... 1 Kent Bergstrom, partner, 3S63 C..rmela Llclla ..,..,..., •t Uw -60 Elm Avenue, In the ,,. said OKaOeflt are required to file Attonwylw: l'ttlt~ Canonlle Drive, Fallbrook. CA<noll Alfonso Ucate 01" of lonQ Beach, In Los Angeles '-'"·with the nt<ttwry vouci.rs, In Publl!IJMO Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot, ROQer Walters. 4411 P•loma une. Stal• of C..lltornla I County, Wfllch latter office Is 1he place ofllca of \,,. clark Of the allow en-1-ytl, 2A,l0, 1976 / 21S-1' Yortlll Londa. CA 92486 County ot oranve I a of bullntts of Ille undersigned I• •II ltled CO\lrt, or to present them, ...itM JarnH Allen, Sl66 Ahson Circle, On Januuy 21, 197', before me, the nwltltrs ~rtatnino to said ntaht. Such ry voucllers, to the~ ,.....stmiMttr,CA92"'3 ~oned,aNotaryPubll<lnlf'dfor ctelms woth the necessary ~rs t the office ol WI LLI AM c. Thos busonus Is cond11cted by • uld St•t• per iona11., •Ps»e•red rftlKt be llltid or presenledas ~ FUNOENSEAG, JR. Atlorneyat l.A'<lt. 9"'9ral0llrtntr911p. .ALFONSO LICATA ancs CARMELA within four months alter the first Eflt 17th Slreel, Room 212, Calta R09trWa1ters LICATA knowntometobelhepersons Pllblkatiolloflhllnotlc.a. • Oelllomla 9?627, whldl Is the This statement wu flied with the whoM MIMS ar• iubKrlbed 10 Ille Dltecf Jan. 7, 1976 IMrslftft'I of 1M unden~ '" County CL.erk of Oran;. County en within IMtrument and tc.lulQwledoe CHAALESR. TAYLOR I matt•rs pertainlno to tl'le e-sc.te o1 Jenuar.,20, 1976 ~t lhey exec11tecHh4 same. Eucutor of the wlll Id decedent, wllhln tour montltl 11fW Fs1ns SEAL ol s.tld decedent tt. first publlcatlorl of this not le.a. Published Or•toOf! Coast Daily Piiot. Manha L Korlaoln GE:Ol\01 It. JOttNSON o.mtJenuary tl, 1976 Jenuary 2•. 31 and Febru••Y 7, 14, 1976 NOlllry Public A"""*'-at•L.aw • 1 NED L. JACOBY 2»76 RAYMONDJ.ltOSTAN .. E•m•--E•culoroftfleWlll ------------Allttm•Y •t uw L-.--...CA-of INMIOveMmed~ PUBLIC NOTICE 12mareo1111vrs1St. Pulbllhed Or•noe Coast Dally Piiot, W1WAMC. f"UNOaNaEllO,Jlt. Ste.I Jan.t0,17,24,31,1976 111·7' An.r..,atu .. -----s-.-01-.-,,-----Git,_,. Grow, c.111ornl1 nMO m ••~ 17UtS4,.... NOTICETOCAEDITORS Tei.,MM: 014)~1200 , --.iu2 SUf'EAIORCOUltTOFTHE · Publl"'td Oranoa Coul Dally Pllo4. PUBLIC NOTICE c.1.11Meta.CAt2W ST.ATEO .. C.ALIFOANIAf'O• Jenuary2•, 197' 306-76. Ttr: C114t._.,. THECOUNTYOFORANGE C .. ·1574 AttWMy ... lllK111or No • .A-15'50 NOTICaTOCltEOITOltS Publllhed Ore119t Coast Oally Piiot, Estate of JAMES w. PHILLIPS Sr., PUBLIC NOTICE SUPlltlOltCOUATOltTMI! Jan. 17,14,31end F•b. 7, 1976 0.CHsed. S'f Afl OftCALl~RNIA "°" NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVENtotht NOTICl!TOC1t•OITOltS Tl4ECOUNTY0f"OllANOE PUBLIC NODCE creditors of tha above named dectdtnt SU"I: • 10• COUllT Of" TNI Ne. A.-,1I tNtallpenonsholnoclalmsaoalnR ST.ATEOFC.ALll'OltNIAflOlt E 1tat• of CLARENCE ~EON Ille said de<ede!\t are required to fli. THE COUNTYO,OtlANCME WELLS, 0.CffSld. tn.m, with the neceuary vouc .. rs, In No. A .. ltH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tfle ti. office of the clerk of the ebove Estattof LYMAN IOYO MERAIClt, °"'1°"* of "'8 aboYe Mmed~ entltled court, or to present ttoem. with 1 L VMAN a . MERA ICK, au L. B. "'-' •II persons haYl"9 claims aoalns:t tM necuury vouchers, to t,,. """ ERRICK, O.ctawcr. U(e said O.C.O.nt are required 10 Iii. derslgntd •• WA LTER w. HEIL. AT· NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVl!N to the then\ wltfl tile nec:tssary ~rs. In TOANEYATLAW,17'N.TustlnStrMt, reclltorsotlhe•lloven•meddKedlrll ... offlca Of the citric of"" ...... Orange c.. 92667 which Is the place of hilt 111 oertons having cl alms IQlllMt 9"tllleel ciowt. or to~"*"• wtttl builness o# \he undenlQMCI In all mat· M s.tld decedent •r• ••quired to flit ,,,. necessary vouc"-", lo Ille ..-. 1ersoerteinlnototi.eu1ateols1lddtee hem. with the ntt<HIMlry vouclltrs, In ~et U. offi<tot Mr....,,,..,, dent. within tour montllS after the lln< ofllc4 01 th• c .. rk of tt1e ICIOYe THOMAS I.,. LORD, US31 ~ de publlcatlonofthlsnotlce . ltledcourt, or to or .. ent them, with V•l~l1, Suitt 21), t.19UM Hll1$1 Dlttd0ecembtr30, 197S. It• necusar y vo11c 11ers. to the catlforftl• 926$3, wlllcll ls tlte ~"' T Off" ... 111$10f tfie ~9"d '"'" "'9t· By: rust ocer lonecl at tl'le office ol FISHICIN, ters -.. •ni-to the estat• ohald ._ EKec11torofth•Wlll IL.SON ANO TAYLOR, .-.n-n ~ .... _. ... oftlltabovetollmeddeeedent. , 1133 San F•rn•ndo RNCI, P. o. ~ wtthln four montllS Iller Ille WALTIEltW.HEIL 11147, Sun V•ll•Y. C.llloml• •1m. flrstNIMk•tlPnofthlsnotltt. OOle. Twstlnst,..t k h Is Ille ptac• of blnlMH of tht • De1'dJ-ry6, l9'6. 0r-...~.n .. 1 lgMd In •II matters wt•lnlno MAILESETH~t.LS C714l~!tt1 tlle esl11e of said dee~. within l!.11tCutr1JtofttleWlll MWM•ftr£1WCll1tr monttis efler tl'll f1'1t Pl*flcltlon oftlleabovtNll'Mddecederlt.. Publl-.t Or•noe Coast Dell'/ Pl toe lllls notice. TtfOMAS L. LOltO January3, 10, 17,24, 1976 1H6 oat.ciJanuary tf, 1t16 m21 "•-•V•leftela, ROlllftTT.~fifllUOC S411t1Ua PUBLIC N011CE AdmlnlstretOr •ll""t,...,11 L.illltM Miii .. CA. t2W • annexed of Ille l!slNOf Tet: D141 ltf"* J ............. IMcwt. S.1AI the ebOve nemect dKtdent P\Alllltfled Orange Coest o.ny Pl!Ot, su .. a•101tCOUltTOf" THI ISHKIN. •IL.SON A"OT~n..ott ....._,., 10, 17,24,at, tt76 J 11W6 ttarM" et LI• -STATaO,CAUl"OflNIA l'O• ISJll111'ff11111111fe• ... TMICOUNTYOf"OltANOIE ~ ......... m .o ...... ., MOTi Cl 0 .. H & "A I NO 0, V•ll•Y.CMN..,.le"ttHr NTITIC* FOA .. ltOaATIE 0' WILL I: 7'1.0l1t:tt7 .... f •NO -· UlfMyftrA""""trltlr ,. rv LETTE•S TISTAMIN• ttM .... lll_llM TA•'t ANO ffOlt AUTHOltlZATION TO AOMINIST Elt UNOIElt TME PublllhedOr<1110tCo•ttDellyflllOI, UfOINNOIE NT ADMI NISTltATION ._a11_._24_• _11_' ._ .... _,_._ .. _1_•_14_' -"-"-~f l_•,.7'-1 Ott ISTATES ACT. r PlJBUC N()Tte~ Estate of WILLIAM ANOAEW 9.Alt•, 0e<Hs.d NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN lhlt t---------'----...1 HELt!N •. BARA Ms flied lwNfft. tt0nce6•~•1..tCIAU petition fOf' Pro4Nte Of Wllf 11M '°' .. TOWMOM ITMA.\'CONCl•N: -· of Letters THt•IMMMY w NO'IU It fter•n flven that on AutllorlutlOl'I to Admlnitter ...., t11t """'-' .. ,ft .... 11100 A,M. I fllWl,e 111dtlltf>deftt Adlftlnlttt11tlon -..._ .... tflll lie ....., '1 ~ ,..lac, .Act reftt'ence to wttlelt I• ~ ..,. , .. t.kll •1.-., Wntmlnsw, CA. i. f\.rtllar oertl<~ •• IM1 ... Umt .... ftr ~Vie fell9wl"' ~ ... and place ol Mlrlfl9 tlle ._ '*...., °'"' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC• TO CfllOITOU IUf"llUOfl COUltTOllTN• STATI WCAUl'OllNeA "91 .:ntlCIOUNTYO~O•ANOC' .... A.-1 PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE • Di8etue on March • U>,.NOON <UPI) -Expe.rti on two conti- nents are tottina up the el!ecta ol a disastro\Js • year !n which elm tnt.s died by the milllon ln "a terrible tree traeecsy." · A United Press International survey of the r~vag" of Dutch Elm Disease revealed an eeologleal disaster. me.rching unstoppably arross Nortlt America and Eu.rope. fl • The dollars-apd-cents cosf is enormous. But tn addition, beauty ls a major sufferer. Parks and avenues have been denuded or stately elms, and there may soon be no elms on Elm Streets anywhere. "This 18 a t errl ble tree tragedy," said Barone.ss Birk o( England, hardest bit country of all. Southern England has lost 6.5 million elms, 1.9 million killed in the bot dry summer or 1975 alone. IN THE UNITED STATES -where one expert said 40 percent of all elms from tbe Great Plains to the Atlantic have been wiped out already -the disease now reaches as far west as Idaho, Colorado and Texas. An Italian official said "90 out of 100 elms are affect ed" in parts of Italy. Of 20,000 elms which helped beautify Paris 15,000 are dead already. A Canadian e xpert, asked how the disease was being he ld back there, replied: "it is not being held at all." . "The diseas e is ravaging the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and affecting most of the few elms in Austria and Scandinavia. DUTCH ELM DISEASE was first iden- tified and studied in Holland some 50 years ago. An earlier epidemic died down after a quarter century. But in the late 1960s a new, more deadly strain appeared. This new virulent form is doing the damage now. The disease bas· tw~ agents of death. A quarter-inch·long be!Ile -Latin name Scolytus Scolytus -burrows under an elm's bark, implanting a poisonous fungus as it goes. To fight the fungus, the elm produces an antibody. This is fatal. The gummy antibody clogs a tree's sap passages, starving it of water and nutdent~ (lnd the elm commits suicide by self- strangulafion. A tree which tOQk a century to grow can choke itself to death in days. Death strikes on a vast scale. A U.S. OFFICIAL said 400,000 American elms had ~ied annually over the past few years. at a yearly cost of $100 million. He put the disease's cost so far in the United State~ alone at $1 billion. The obvious first line of attack Is lo kill the PQisonous fungus or to kill the beetle which spreads it. But how? Spraying enough insecticide to protect millions of huge tPees would kill too many things besides bark beetles. Fungicide is too costly to get inside a tree and seldom works. U.S. Forestry officials pin some bope on sex. A spokesman said a new chemical duplicates the female bark beetle's sex lure, • and could be used to entice unwary males to destruction. But the chemical is still ex· perimental and not cleared for use, the spokesman said. Italian, French and Dutch officials, like some experts in Britain, Canada and elst>where •. are trying instead to find disease- rt>sistant elm varieties. Prof. Vladimir· Vinogradov, claiming Russia's elm epidemic has come and gone. said Soviet scientists already have done this, "and efforts are now being concentrated on planting this immune tree.". But this cannot save existing trees. Gr.ow Ye1ir Own Vegetable Crop One of the area test treats for the household chef is to serve up garden- rresh vegetables for family and friends. Now is as good a time as any to loin the ranks or happy gardener/chefs with a good c rop of vegetables that can go into the ground this month. You '11 find it's easier than ever to grow your own vegetables. Many of the m -Broccoli, Cabbage.. . Chard, Lettuce, Cauliflower and adytotransplantmyourgarden. Celery -can be found already THE ROOT CROPS such as growing in nurs ery flats and re-Beets ,.nd Carrots, Radishes, and Nurseries To Offer Diilcounu Area nurseries have agreed to extend 10 to 20 percent discounts on plants a nd plant supplies to all students who enroll in "The Home Gardener," a television course for college credit being of· f ered by (be Coast Community College District over KOCE·TV Channel 50. The 30-part course, to be pre- sented over 15 weeks, is worth two units of credit at either Orange Coast College or Golden West College. Those participating nurseries are Valley Gardens, Fountain Vall ey; Roger's Gardens, Newport Beach and Mission Vie- jo; Amling's Newport Nursery, Newport Beach ; The Basket Case, Fullerton; Green Haven Gardens. Costa Mesa; and Green Medallion Nurseries, Newport Beach and Huntington Beach. White Alder New 'Champ?' LEBANON, Ore. <AP ) - Measurements on what ap- parently is the largest white alder tree in t he United ·States are being sent to the American Forestr y A ssoci ation in Washington, D.C. The tree is just west of River Park in Lebanon. and stands 65 feet tall and is 12 feet, five inches in circumference. Tht> rttord holder in Ashland's Lithia Park died recently. The Lebanon tree was runntt-up. Harbor View Meeting Set Gardening tips on roses and pruning trees and shrubs, will be discussed by J oe Littlefield, from the Bandini Company, at the Wednesday m eeting of Harbor View Hills Garden Club at 12:30 p.m . The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Donald Smith with Mmes. Wm. Hickey, Thomas Yundt. &nd Wm. Magruder as- 1\trnips are better planted from seed and can be sown as soon as the ground is workable. Peas can go in now, but wait on Beans until the weather warms. In any event it's not too early to prepare your soil for the spring and summer. The perennial vegetables best suited for California gardens Artichoke, Rhubar b and Asparagus _.!are real joys in the vegetable garden and shouldn't be overlooked this month. These are not only easy to grow, they are also attractive enough to in- clude in the ornamental garden. especially Artichoke and Rhubarb. Artichokes produce str iking gray -green foliage, while Rhubarb has a lush, tropical look about ir, the more ey('-catchmg for its r osy stems. The rool stocks used lo propagate these vegetables are available now during the bare root season. Perennials are slower to come into bearing than annuals. Look for them a year from now, not this spring. .- Weekend Gardening Checklist • Camellias actually benefit from , a light pruning to keep them compact and that one of the best methods of pruning is to pick the blossoms with a bit of stem attached -then brin~ the blooms indoors to enjoy in flower qrrangements. • If your plant needs relocat- ing, winter is the best time to move most s hrubs and trees Most shrubs will stand bare root- ing thi$ time of year, but they are rt>a1ly better when you can take a sizeable root ball with them. •The true symbols of spring, Forsythia, Flowe ring Quince, Floweri ng Cr a b apple and Dogwood are available now dur- ing the bareroot season. • Coral Rell is one of many perennials that are wisely plant- ed as soon as possible. Coral Bells make sparkling masses of fiery red blossoms in the spring if planted soon. ---------------------sisting-as co-hotesses. • Don't forget to pick up bareroot strawberry plants they're a bargain a nd a delight for vegetable gardens or as borders as well as ground covers. Bromeliads 'Unusual ·Hardy' House Plant If you're looking fot a trul y unus ual house plant that's hardy enough to withstand the rigors or indoor lighting, temperatures, and dry air, try any one of the many s p ecies of Bromeliad. It's an easy-to-grow family of plants and con- tains auch diverse plants as pineapple and Spanbh Moss. As part ol thefr great attraction to Sn- d o or gardeners, Bromeliads produce ex- otic flowers and colorful from. Look for varieties of Achmeas, Guzmanias, Neoregelia s and Vrieseas for a start. THE MATURE plants can be forced into bloom by putting an apple tosether with your Bromeliad, in .a plastic bag for four days. The ethylene gas produced by the ripening apple will promote flowering, 3nd your plant s hould bloom some months later. bract& that, even tn-~~~~--~--------~~~~~~~--~~~-- doors, adorn the plant . for months. JANUARY INVENTORY.REDUCTION 'SAtE! Florist Special. . . _S_at_o_rda__..y_,J_an~u_ary __ 2_4_.t_9_78~~~-..._--~_0_A_fl_Y_P_l~LO.;;....T__;:;..;;;..7~ HOME/GARDEN Camellias On Display 'Ibis Month Visit your toe al nursery this month to catch the colorful show of camellias on display. By selecting camellias now, you can assure yourself the best choice of colors a nd types of flowers. You'll want to select camellias in bloom to see how the flowers sit on the bush -do they face up or down ? How double are the flowers -and is "rose-pink" more rose or pink? AMONG CAMELLIAS, Sasan- quas are the first to cover themselves with flowers. The willowy Sasanquas display their dt>licate blossoms from autumn through early winter. As Sasan· quas start to fade, J aponicas ta1ce over, providing the widest range of color and flower forms. And camellias are versatile as we ll as showy. Their glossy green leaves make the m a favorite foundation plant, and their heigbt makes them ex- cellent for use as a backdrop to your flower beds. In tubs. on patios and balconies, they add an elegant touch IN AREAS WHERE the., soil is poorly drained, or alkaline, con- tainer grown camellias are the way to go Cam ellias like well· drained s lightly acid soils. Create the best growing medium with organic soil amendments like p('at mo~s and acid produc· ing fertilizers. &tanicos ToPre$elU 'Survival' New Te~h11ique Unit Winniiig Medfly Fight The rounty-state federal task force battling a Mediterranean fruit fly outbreak in Southern California is making progress toward eliminating the pest, the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA) has reported. "The last adult fly found was trnpp<'d on Nov. l4 -bringing to 77 the numbt>r or fl1ei. trapped sin'ce the first one was found in late September." said J ames 0 . Lee, deputy ad - ministrator of USDA's Animal and Plant HeaJth Inspect ion Service <APHIS>. the federal arm of the joint task force . The task force was formed when the first fly was trapped 1n Los Angel~s county ''Sl".'llCF. T ll F. WEATHER in the Los Angeles area has been warm enough for the pests to be active. we are very encouraged that none have been found for nearly two months," Lee continued "This tells us our eradication program is working." "The early discovery by the Los Anl!eles Coun· ty detection specialist or the first medfly enables us to predict confidenUy that the sterile fly re· lease program, will gain us an early eradication." said Paul R. Engler, Los An ge l es County Agricultural Com - missioner. , A NF.W TECHNIQUE is being u se d t o f'radicate the outbr<'ak Sterile "medflies" twenty to twenty-five million per week are flown from a rearin{! lab in Hawaii and re1£>ased to flood the 80 square mile control area. Over 109 million sterile mes have been released sincl' mid·October . Any native fly that ma) be present now has little 1f any chance of matm~ effec tively with so man~ sterile but otherY.ise healthy competitors, Mr. Lee m aintains. Meditt-rranean fruit Oy is a pest of over 200 so f t fruit s a nd PUBLIC NOTICE vejetables which can c3use 25 to 50 percent crop losses if not con trolled. It is native to North Africa and has been successfully eradicated each or the six ot her times it entered the continental United States. This is the first ti me it has been found in California. however. The current outbreak js whol- ly confined to a residen· tial area of Los Angele:> county and is separated from commercial eitrus by at least 25 miles in any direction. Citizens 'Robbed' By Weeds SAN DIEGO (AP> California weeds take S.. m illion d aily o ut o. citizens' pockets. clajm.- a specialist frorr California Polytechnic a1 San Luis Obispo The weed s u s< fertilizer. soil and watt•t that could be going h raise crops. H arr~ Rhoads said in an in terview this week addiN that "they raise the pric1 of food.·· AN EFFORT TO con trol weeds is being mad< by advisers now beins licensed by the state t< work with !armers Rhoads said 3,000 to 4.00 advisers are now a work "They·ll never be oul of work.·· he added Everybody 's go• weeds ·· Rhoads is attendm~ the California Weed Con trol Conference in San Diego. PUBLIC NOTICE Mission Viejo Botanicos will I present a Green Survival pro --F'"'"'•--cT"'"'1.,...n...,..o.,...us:-1 ..... u....,s-1N_E __ s_s __ , FAMILY COURT STATE OF HEW YORK COUNTY OF MOH ROE gram Wednesday. emphasizing HAME STATE ME NT the importance of planting trees ne~~,rouowlnq person h dOl"O bUst· and s hrubs now for future CECELIA, 4910 Perk Newport - t. 317 Newport 8Hth, CA 9161.0 genera ions. Nec:ller, Lorraine c . 4810 Par~ A !!'·minute slide presentation Newport • 317 Newport Buc11, CA will be followed by a question and 91~, Dusfneu 11 concsuc tec:r by an In answer ~eriod with Denis Ku rutz c:11v1c:1uer and M 1ke D alessi of Hines Lorraine( Nec:11,r T711s ste111mtnt ••s Med Wttll the Nursery. County Clerk ol Oranot Co..nty on In the mailer ol the adop(lon by ANTHONY MARCELLA. of ERi" LOUISE HALLE RON, Fosttr chllc:I TO· MICHAEL HALLE RON PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a111ttl lion pray11>9 for thl! adoPliOf\ of Erin Louise Halleron, fostl!r <hltc:I, logl!ther wttll •n agreement to adopt ancl COftS<!nt pursuant to thl! Domestic Rel.thons Law will bl! pre~nted t9 tlle Family Covrtpl the State of New York, Monroe Covnty. at Roe hester. New York, on the Wednesday ·s meeting will J.,. ... ,.,,6• 1m FSl17S 30tr1 d.ty of March, 1'76, at ,,JD In the P\il>ll~ OranQt> Coasl Daily Ptlot, ,~,..noon of that clay ano an •111)11<.tllon begin at 7:30 p.m . at the Mission Viejo Swim and Racquet Club, Tierra Circle and Mosquero Dr. Jan 10,11,14,l l,1'76 ~76 will De INc:le for en order llPP'V\11"9 Additional information is available by calling Sandy Allen, Botanicos president, 830-6138. Service and Quality Sine~ 1946 encl •ll-11>9 the !Mtlc:I ac:loptoon .tnO for other relief, at Which time ancl place alt ------------ipel"M)llS Nlv•"9 •"Y fntere5t tl..ereln wlll P UBLIC NOTICE behearc:I. Roch~ter, Hew York 14614 P\il>llV'oed '"•"~ Co.ut 0.fly 1>110!. J.tnU.try 10, 17, 24, JI, 1976 11 .. 7' PUBLIC NOTICE IN A.DDITJON to th~ magnificent tropl~al nowers. Rromeliads dJs- pla1 a wide range of foll•ae types and colol'1 patterns. Som o of the most often erown Tillandalu are coveTIKl with haJry·like 3calts that give the plant a 1'00· ly appearance. Cryp- thantbus .. ~ctn "ID-e iood dish tarden s~timen with thetr un· dulatlne, striped, or spiny Ioli••• IQ color combinations ol brown, pink. rose, white, ll'Hnr sUver, chartre1.1se, 1rf.1, cop~r or r9d. Tb coin· mon plntapple, o or- namental vera1on1 wtlh wrlegated 1e,ve1, can 20% Off OM ALL PitlttfTS HOUSE PLANTS 3 for 1.00 in 2" POTS Reg. 69 ea. be rrown too. By WU.J.IAM J. Sl'ANFIELD u-1 ........................ DEATH VALLEY -The picluresqur prospector with his burro, pick and s hovel, seeking bis fortune in silver or ~old, is pa_rt of the legend of Death Valley. # . - tllOlt tqenic pqrtlOM of tbe national monument before the government can ct .. . a . The modern prospector is Car from pie· turesque. Armed with giant bulldozers and E>artbscrapt>rs, modern prospectors - giant mining firms -are strip mining lht> fragile desert environmeQt for talc and borates at an unprecedented pace, and ~onument officials are powerless to · do anything about it. open-pit mining for colemanlte in Furnace Creek Wash. near the monu- ment road leading to Dantes' View, a popular observation point with a spec- tacular view of the ·southern half or Death Valley. Jndustrlat minerals. which was mlnJnc on the ridge between the two canyons. also switched to open-pit mlning about tht> same time. But it wasn't until Ten11eco filed 40 new claims near Zabriskie Point, another popular observation point, in September that the public became fully aware of the extent of mining in the monument. F\lrnace CreeJc. Thompson sa1d all four companies have stepped up their surf ace mining ac· tivities in the last six montbS and have left scars tn the fragile desert that may never go away. The advh1pry committee 'called for early enactment of federal l~gialatlon to halt mining activity in Death Valley. Several bills have been introduced ln tho Senate and House, but no action has been taken. The four companies say that they have not escalated their mining activities and 1hat their activities within the monument "are permitted by law. . "Johns-Manville has not·expartded its mining in Death-Valley,'' the company's manager or press relations, Neal Amartno, said. Environmental groups have decried the mining, and legislation has been in- troduced to control it. Recognizing Death Valley·s scenic. telentific and educational value, Presi- dent Herbert Hoover signed a presiden-U4J proclamation on Feb. 11, 1933, set-~_; it asidt> as a national monument for enjpyment by future generations. The proclamation took Death Valley out of the Mining Location Act of 1872 and in er, feet barred any mining in the monu. ment. ABOUT 18 months ago, Johns - Manville. which purchased several talc mines in Warm Springs Canyon in 1972, switched from underground to surface mining. Pfizer, Inc .. wh.ich was mining for talc in Galena Canyon, north of the Johns-Manville operation, and Cyprus A public controversy broke out and Tenneco withdrew the Zabriskie claims. But it then staked out 13 new claims across the road and in plain view from the monument vi.sitors' center at ntE MINING prompted the Western Regional Advisory Q>mmittee. a private group that advises the National Park Service, to take note at a meeting last month "of what appears to be a race by the mining industry to take over and strip or open·pit-mine largeJlreas in the Frank Reed of Tenneco said his firm stepped up its mining a.ctivity i{l .1~74, "but we are not escalating our mmmg operation. Actually, there is Jess activity now than at the beginning of last year.·· • BUT FOUR months later, on June 13, Q>ngress extended the mining laws to I)eath Valley. subject only to regulation of surface activity. mostly road building, by the secretary of the Interior. Harold L. Ickes, then secretary of the foterior, told Congress, "The pictures- que miner is one of th(' characteristics ~hi ch give the area th(' color o( the early pioneer days, and his continuance there Would be a very desirabl(' feature of the area under national monument status." Rut the typit'al prospector pictured by Ickes disappeared in the 1940s. 1'The prospector now is equipped with i~P $.\nd bulldozer." monument Superin- tendent James Thompson commented dryly. -From 1880 until 1940, the total produc· tion of ore from Death Valley amounted to only $3 million. Thompson said, and all of it came from underground mines, including the Borax hauled out for many years by the famed 20-mule teams. The first above.ground mining oc· . i::-urred in 1971, when Tenneco Inc., a .frq,uston. Tex .. conglomerate, began ,, •I I ' ·For Sale· ' . . One Pet Mou11tain ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO •'Eldridge Cleaver, now in · · fed'I custody in San Diego, 1 will probably be represented 'by S.F. Atty. Ephraim Margolin in his Washington appearance before the ~·Ea stland committee in- .: vestigating terrorism -if a mittee's work. By the way, I could have turned this in· vestigation into a worldwid~ TV spectacular. but I refusE:d. People appreciate that." ' • I ' money deal can be worked out. Cleaver is said to be flat broke, with very little money being raised for his defense because of rumors (complete- 1 y unfounded, insists Margolin > that he will "rat" • on his former associates. • Margolin wants the Eastland group to pay his (ee: "Just because Eldridge is broke doesn't mean he shouldn't have legal representation," argues tbe lawyer ... A new life: Huey Newton, the Black P anther cofounder who jumped bail and became a fugitive last August. is now a carpenter in Cuba. Not only hat. he has married the other of his two children - <.they accompanied him to Castro} and -and she is working as a teacher. ; . CAROLINE Wolf over· heard it in a San Carlos store. a little girl exclaiming at her first sight of youknowwhat: "Look Mommy a pet rock! What does it do?" Mommy, wearily: "It sells for four dollars". . .Coincidentally here's Strange de Jim, "To summit all up, I'm going to market Pet Mountains. I 'II make them out of molehills, and I only have to sell one." I I SE~ATOR Frank Church, campaignin g here recently, was a bruncheon hit at Anita and Red Fay's house, and ap- pears to be a candidate to be taken seriously. He has qualified for matching funds in 12 of the necessary 20 states, and is definitely off and running. Are his ex· pos ures of the CI.I\. the FBl and the multinationals a plus or minus? .. A big plus," he says. "My mail is running CELES1IAL bodies: Steve McQueen and Ali McGraw, disguised as rich hippies, popped into Roots Natural Shoes on Polk Tues. and bought three pairs· at $38 each. priced a lamp at Lee· Sterling up the street. and scoffed U'J> some midnight snacks at the Im~erial Palace, with Steve oc· casionally don~ing a wi~ and beard to confuse the natives. Consensus : "Sh e nice, he curt," me Tarzan ... ' • r , , ' ,. l ~ f I , .. # . • . heavily m favor of my com- FOOTNOTE: At the San Bruno Safeway, Mgr. Pat Vandenbroeck heard a woman snap at a friend who was shoplifting a bottle of Thunderbird, "Don't take THAT -you know we're boycotting Gallo!" Asked whether its activities were in the spirit of the law that allowed mining in the monument, Reed replied: "The only applicable la~. is th~ 1933 law. which encourages m1rung. So the spirit of that law ii milling." l't. DEC. ts report by the monument said open-pit and strip mining are permanently destroying more than 100 acres of land each year and exploration work is marring many more hundreds of acres. "Vanished species cannot be replaced."· Because Death Valley gets so little moisture, marks made on the desert floor by early-day miners and travelers . in the 1850s are st ill there 125 years later. The areas being mined now "will virtually never recover," Thompson said. THE MINING activity in Galena and Warm Springs canyons can readily be seen from as far as 35 miles and is in plain view o( the estimated 700,ooO vis· itors who come to the monument each year to enjoy its pristine state. "And there apparently is nothing anyone· can do," Lewis S. Eaton, chairman of the advisory committee, said. "A mining claim is a very sacrosanct right and there's nothing you can do to t ake a mining . claim away . Maybe legislation might do it, but I'm not sure.'' Is the Printed Word Doomed? By GRAHAM HEATHCOTE Th• Auo<iattll Press LONDON -Books as we know them may not exist in 30 years' time. Britain's top librarian said as plans were discussed for the housing of more than 12 million books in the new British Library. Dr. Harry Hookwa·y, the library's chief executive, said in an interview that the cost of printing and bookbinding is going up so fast publishers may soon be unable to afford to issue books in hard covers. "Already some publishers of scientific works are printing books in facs imile from the author's typed manuscripts, and I think this will s pread to other scholarly works,·· Hookway said. "Librarians in charge of great collections like ours are having to relate their plans for storage space and new buildings to what' is likely. to happen in com- munications. Frankly, we don't know what is going to happen." THE BRITISH Library was formed two years ago to provide the nation with a comprehensive library and modern facilities, and it.iinherited the six million books in the British Museum. As other libraries merged with it the total stock has swolten to nearer 12 million books, pamphlets, periodicals and newspapers. The annual report said it is ac.· cumulating two million printed items a year. Hookway, 54, former scientific adviser at the British Embassy in Wash in gt on and presidenl of the Institute of Information Scientists, said: "We could build the biggest library in the world and then find hardly anyone is reading, but using television and other audio-visual methods in· stead.·· Hookway said the time may be coming when people will not know how to use a book. "The pattern and use of reading is changing," he said. "Books nowadays are packed with illustrations. You see adults reading books or picture strips which 20 years ago were printed only for children. Imagine a situation where the act or open- ing a book, finding what you want in it and reading it becomes un· imaginable. "Librarians and architects planning libraries that wiU stand into the next century have got to think of these things. Already, to retrieve some data, one has to consult a co~puter and com· mand an image onto a screen. Does anyone know where we shall be in 30 years?" Hookway announced himself an enthusias t for books -"I am still convinced the book has a future," he said. .. THERE IS nothing like a book. You can put it in your pocke~. read it, browse about in it. You can't do that with microfilm." The British Library still has no buildirtg of its own. Apart from the British Museum its books are scattered all over London, in a plant that produced tanks for both World Wars, in a disused de· partment store, an old warehouse and an office block. Building is scheduled to start in 1979 and the first phase is to be ready in 1985. Some British Library officials think the library complex won't be completed until the end orthis century. Su rvey Shows O ne in Five Has Freedom By United Pr ess International NEWYOR{{-Fewerthanone in five persons ln the world now Jives in freedom, the Com- parative Survey of Freedom re- ports. ~ The restrictions imposed by In- dia on civil rights and on freedom ·of the press reduced by 40 per- cent the numl>er of persons living in a democratic society, accord- ing to a survey distributed by Freedom House. a nonpartisan national organization that describes itself as "devoted to the strengthening of free · societies." • f ·Brown Budget Shows Little Innovation • ,. The survey showed only 19.8 percent of the world's population lives in freedom. 35.3 percent are partly free and 44.9 percent are not free in their society. One year ago. the survey estimated 35. percent of the world's populaµon was free, 23 percent partly free and 42 per- cent not free. • ~ ~ By FREDW.KlJNE : and JERRY GOLDBERG ,,. • ~--WW. ! 'SACRAMENTO -A $12.3· i billion bud1et has been proposed • by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. for ftSCal 1976--77. This compares with the Sll·blllion bud.get pro· (>08ed a year a.go by Brown for file.al year 1975-76 and tbe 16.3· billion pToposed by Gov. Ronald ~ Rea.aan five years ago for 6.tca.1 year 1971-72. At midyear the Department of Finance revised the cunent fia. cal year flsu.res to $11.S billion. The bu~t Jumps to m.e bllUon when mUlion ln the bond fUnd are added to the total state ~et. ' ~re.js an etUmated tbt per. to el1bt percent incre&H 1n current budfd Oftr' tbe ~· & flacaJ year. Tbe fliure a ~in& °" What bule c.a are used •ri4 Wb.at set o( bale\ fiscal infoF'Patkio ficura I L ---== \ are being described. IN PRESENTJNG the budget to the Legislature the ~emor issued a message in which be said, "I submit to you today a budget for an era o( limits. This budget reflecu that policy of re- direction. Jn addition, il is balanced, requires no new taxes and provides a prudent surplus." There was little really new and t-xclting about the Curn!Dt budget tutt submitted by Brown. He ald •bift a little money around to a few places and even cut out $.l mWloo tn meat lnspedJon costs, wtllcb are now beq picked· up by the feder.al IOYemmenlr · A ntual review of Yarlous budtett all the 1u7 back to Gov. Culbert Ollon durtng the late ll30I 1"e"Jtal many 1~temft\ll of ·~ ra~ibllity and warn-. mp about holdln,1 the UM on new taxes. Earl , WUTen even apolo(iud to t;e voters when be I asked for a slight budget in· crease while proudly announcing his surplus for a rainy day. Last year Brov.n agooiud, .. I am presenting \o rou a bud1et ror difficult times. OJ~ told the LegiJlature they bad betttt find the money before demanding any new programs during the poet· Depression era. Tbere was really little dll· ference in the. wayt Brown ,IJ. lO<?ated !unds this year in cJ· parbon with the bud.a et e presented last year. lronlcall a lareer share or Reagan'$ budfet went to such thlnp a wellate. bQltb and education five years •· .. &BAGAN propoHd to use 31 ~nt of b1t budfet fdli elemen· luy-Meondary eduutSon. com· pared wlUi 28.9 lut year and 26.S percent thJ1 year ~ by Brown. Around p .5 bUJlOn of Jkown'1 e ent bu.dpl JWlll be used ror elementary-secondary education. Another $1.1 billion will be spent on the University of c.tif omia, $798.S million by the State Uoiver•ity and Colleaes system, and. a 1ignlflcantly 1maller amount for the com· munlty colle1es. · Brown ba1 1l8Jli.fted he wtu live $35 million to Stu>erinten· 'aent of Public Instruction. WiJlon Rll• to try to make the so called "Early Childhood Education Pro1ram .. a 1ucce1s . 'Ibrourbout bD el•bt years ln of· nee Rea1an also WU willlnl to provjde iar,. amount. ol money to th• eJensentary-«tucailcm pro- iratn in aptte ot tu. protau about •penclinf~ ApJ,tarently both men un· dttltand that lectlon ol UM 1tate comtitutlon wblcb proelatms educaUClll bu f lrst call on all 1tatemonl•. . l.ul )'•&r almost ss.e billlon ol B~'• bWl1ei '""' to some sort of education ~urposes. Only about $1 .4 bitlion of that total educational budeet was earmarked for instructional purposes. Another $375 million was designed to be used !or the budgetary name of student sup- port. RE&GAN spent a lot of time complainlni about such thlnas as human' 1'etOU:reet, but be spent 37 .8 percent of bis bud.let tor such. thinga, while Brown set aside only. 32. 7 pncent 1a•t year and i. pro- posln& 33.3 percent thla )ear. This compare• with e.• pereent of Rea••n's 1911-12 budg(tt eolng toward property tax tel.let, whUe Brown put Ulde JS..3pereeot last year and 13. 7 thb year. Brown'• mtJor cone-ion to the poor i1 a all&ht rabe ln ln· .,.come tax exf!rnptlons and ~ ,.jobs within tbe conservation · ~ tnv•nted by Reag111. Political science criteria de· ve!oped four years ago for the survey were used for judgments of the levels of individual freedom tn 15 nations and 51 de-- pendent t~rritortes. ORANG& COAST DAILY PILOT 'Jtle COIT\mtnt paae of the Dal- ly PilOt eetkl to lnf orrn nnd ltlmulate readtrt by Present. Ins • variety of coinmentary on topic• or tntorest and aicnlflcanc:e from Informed obferven and spolcesmt:n. &bfrt N. Wttd,Pubu.iafr Thomo• Patm1r. Comm«'"I Page EdUor Saturday, Jan. 24, 1976. m girls and boys. Hearts and flowers and thoughts of love. That's what filled Uncle Len's mailbox this week. The V alentin~s are pouring in and they are so beautl!Ully done that I sure wouldn't want the judges• job to ph.:k an overall winner. Remember though, that we · will select a winner each week, and that person will receive a Kennedy hall-dollar as well as having their drawing considered in the judging for the Grand Prize. I As announced last ~eek, the Grand Prize will be a day at Lion Country Safari, courtesy' of the wild animal preserve, on Valentine's Day, Saturday, Feb. 14; for th.e winner and his or her family. ~~::llW=~-=::~~::::;;.c:::.=~~~~=--..cs:o=--=-:::.~l So send those drawings in each "- week. The more you submit, the better chance you have of winning as the judges consider each and every entry on its own merit. HONORABLE MENTION' thfa week goes lo Matyann Healey, Ann Baxter, Maria Fiorda, Kelly Pacino, Mike and Kris Matta, Janice Tomei and Jossie Fiorda, all or Costa Mesa; Peggy Gaido and Christy Johnson of Irvine; Billy Thomas of San Clemente; and Paige Oden of Balboa. AJso to u'ncle Len's faithful regulars. the Minear Family of Danny, Theresa, Barbara, Pam. Marcus and Jill of Huntington Beach; Kim Carnevale, Becky Visca and Pam Okel, also of Huntington Beach; Eric Hueg of Dana Point, Naomi Pearce of Founta in Valley; and Donna Newcomb of Corona del Mar. Uncle Len also received a very 'nice letter from Cara Miller thanking us for her drawing pens and her half ·dollar as a recent PRIZE WINNER * Jean Tyler, 13, of 2008 Centt.Jla Place, Newport Beach Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all .you do: _(1) Draw plcture on pieced plain, white" paper ~lh mct\es wide and 4 inches deep. Use blaclc ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must· be your own work. (3) Put your name age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Le~·s Art Coolest, Box I~. DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entries must be re· ce1ved by noon on 'Thursday for publication on tbe following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy halt dollar. winner. Janice TQmei of Costa Mesa submitted a poem entitled "My Valentines." My Valentines are shaped .in hearts and I have so many, J put them in carts. When i open them, I can't wait to see, what someohe nice has written to me. When I get Valentines, I feel so good. Just the way a person should. The poem earned a half-dollar for Jan ice and appreciation from Carol. So don't forget to send your jokes and poems to Carol, your question a to Andy, your letters to Ellie, and your drawings to Uncle Len. Until next week then, may each and every one have the very, very best of everything. Letters From Ellie Cc) tt7UHn E. Heywoed Dear EllJe, , Row big Is a blue whale when it is a baby, and bow large can It grow? JeanT. Dear Jean, A mature blue whale, the worlds largest living animal, is larger even than the ancient dinosaurs. Some attain length of over 100 . feet and weigh over 300,000 ~~ oounds. · · An infant blue whale is also · · very large. For e xample, an 80 ' • Coot female could give birth to a 25 foot baby. This great size is ~ possible only because the water r. '. · hel~ support the weight of the "*' develop111g embryo. No land mammal, no matter what size, could carry a baby so large in proportion to the m other. Young whales grow quickly, reaching maturity in only 2 or 3 years. This is the fastest rate of growth of any of earth's creatures. Ellie Dear Ellie. I would like to know what tundra really is. Richard C. Dear Richard, Along the most southern boundaries or the Arctic is a kind of a mid-way zone between the frozen and the unfroien land. This is called the tun· dra. This particular area is found only in the Arctic because at the Antarctic region the central ice cap covers just about all the land. · When summer comes to the tundra, Arctic vegetation and animal life reach their peak of de· velopment. This unique land lies on a permanently frozen subsoil called the permafrost which in some places is 2000 feet deep. Even in summer only a few inches of the topsoil thaws, but this is enough to permit a great surge of growth. More than 1000 dif · ferent kinds of moss and lichen flourish here, and over fW)Q plants blossom. AltlfyWfldlec-.le .. ~lttofllle Merit $tlldlnU Encyc~I• '° AIYIOl'I H-. • 11, of f<redeflctotl, N.I ., QMdll, fOf Mr ca- tion: W RY A R ~ ELEPHANTS AFR AID OF MICE! Only a special kind of plant grow in the tundra !>ecause the frozen subsoil prevents drainage, and in many areas I arge mossy bogs form from the ice that melts but has no place to run off. Hence the plants have shallow roots and are able to live in the wet soil. The sun heats the surface to as much as 25 to 40 degrees warmer than the air, so these plants art> ablt> to do well in a hostile climate. To make good use of the higher surface temperatures. they have to grow close to the ground, and as a result of this adaptation to the environment, they are resis· tant to the strong winds and to the shifting bog. All the plants here are perennials since the very short growing season does not permit growth from seed. Many of the tundra plants no longer produce seeds since they are of no use. Instead, these plants reproduce by runners that extend from the parent plant and take root. Some specimens only a few in· ches high might well be a hundred years old. Much of the tundra plant life provides food for tht> earibou. When spring and summer corne to the Arctic. the I and blossoms into a brief sheet of color: the yellow of the Arctic poppy, the purple of the moss campion, and the orange and green of the lichen. All this is possible because or a special kind of land ealled tundra. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: From what fi sh did goldfish originate? The com- mon goldfish is a species of carp. Many years ago in the Orient it was developed by selective breeding. A goldfish that is kept in a small container will re- main fairly small. But placed in a large body of wAter. these fish can grow huge. As they become larger. they tend to lose the gold color and take on the appearance of carp. Under good conditions a tiny goldfish can grow to two feet in length. QUESTION: What is the largest member of the bear family? READERS: Send animal questions to Ellie, c/o of The Daily Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa CA 92626. • poor eyesight. And bis eyes are located about six feet above the ground where mice usually scut- tle. Zoo keepers report that mice often scamper through the hay in. his food bin -and Big Jumbo pays no ·attention to them. The elephant is such a whop. ping bie animal that he tends to take your breath away. It is somewhat hard to believe that he b real. In this frame o! mind, one is ready to believe almost anything about him. When you loo'k at his huge bead, it seems reasondble to believe that be has the sort of memory that never forgets. However, let's face it, we lilMl it. a bit harder to believe t.bat Mr. Bis Lsscaredo!mice. For pneratlM\I the average cttlien bas helped to spread .various rumon about the elephant. As usual. some of the . n;uoora are quite true and others 111'9 dOWilttlht false. FOi" exam- ple, ll 11 ma• that the big beastle b :an excellent •wil'l\IMI'. It also ls true that h• spends hours of his Ilfe purrio1. However, it is not true that he never toraets. And certaJnly be I• not scared or a· Uny mou.e: mousy story arose. Perhaps a somewhat Umid person was overwhelmed and panic stricken by the sheer aiie of the enormous animal. Alter all, he may stand nine feet tall abd weiah four tons. And his tusks may be eight fecrt Ioni. A timid pefson might reel a lot 1a!er it he got tbe nOtion that Big Jumbo is scared or mlce. Maybe the rumor was handed on ~on becaute ft makes all of us feel somewhat safer. Mer all, It the gigantic animal is afraid or a bitsy mouse, surely be b no menace to mankind. Sometimes we see a film of a savage elephant on tbe rampage. Certainly this angry giant is dangerous to any person in bis path. But the elephants we are likely to see are tame animals in zoos and circ11Ses. These are gen- tle giants, very devoted to.their kNPel'f and fond of other human friends. The average elephant is an in· telll1ent animal. Some folks; belien that he remembers an in· jUf7 and ~arries a grudre for the rt.t .of hls lUe... True, .he tnay never fora•t a klndly keeper, but 1n other matten bls meJlliMY is no better than yours. • (Do yoa have a q""*IOll te>ASK ANDYf Send IC ee a .. u nt' wtth yftr 11ame, ace Md eona- plete address to ASK.·ANDY ta care OI dtlJ newsl)aper. gMifes opente1lrb anc.1 boya7tol7.) Goodne1a knows how tbi• BUT TllE llUMOR ls downright false. In the first place, an elephant has rather r I r TULSA (UPI) -The feeble but dlstinct sunrtae crowing of a half- trosen bltchbikinc rooster startled a quiet residential area, earning a prize Japanese bantam a warm foqt bath and a break!ast ot hot oatmeal. The rooster's unusual adven· lure began when Mr. and Mrs. H.R. McDowell visited their daughter and son·in-law, Mr. and M.rs. Harry Evans, across town. McDowell and Evans decided to take advantage of the pleasant weather to build a new chicken house for the fancy bantams Mrs. Evans raises . While they worked, she allowed he r chic~ens to roam about the yard, pecking at a rew remaining bits of green grass. THE WEATHER changed qulckly. ·however, with the ar· rivaJ of an Ice storm and all the chicl<ens were soon baclt in the warmth of their coop. All but one, which could not be found anywhere. The McDowells drove home through the thick of the storm thatnight, unawareofthespecial passenger clinging desperately to the undercarriage of their truck. As they were eating breakfast the next morning, the McDowells were started by an unexpected noise in their driveway. "It amazed me when I heard a rooster crowing," McDowell said. "This is a residential dis- trl~ and no livestock are aJ. lowed." McDOWELL FOLLOWED the sound and eventually located the unhappy bird sitting on one of the braces that holds the fender to the truck's body. ~·When I brought him in my wire wrapped him in her housecoat. We gave him some hot oatmeal and washed his feet in warm water. He seemed to en- joy the hospitality," McDowell said. "After we got him thawed out here in the.house, I put him out in a heated utility room. He just crowed all day and seemed to be enjoying himself before we took him home.'' The wayward rooster was re· ported doing fine back in the comfort of bis coop this week, but McDowell is amazed tbe bantam lived through the adventure. "When I bit that bypass I was going about .CO miles an hour," be said. "It was sleetine and flat cold. I don't know how be sur- vived it." world scope Saturdly, J11nu!I)' 24, 1978 Surprise P1rekage Tippy, a white rhinoceros at Lion Country Safari rolle,4 over in a mud hole last September and less than ~n how; l~t~r presented the African wildlife preserve with a new ad· ~hon. Th.e baby. named Tyler, weighed in at 100 pounds at ~nrth and is the second white rhino to be born at Lion Country m.the past 18 months. If you are the lucky Valentine Contest· wmner,you may see them both asguestsofthepreserve. Joe Finds a Home · TROY. N .Y. CAP > -Broadway Joe, a stray dog who lived on meat and seafood until he developed a kidney .disord er, has been adopted. David DeMarco, 13 of Mechanicville is the new master of Joe, who became nationally known several months ago when a veterinarian pegged his rare ailment to too many high.protein handouts. Is Joe really ready to settle down to family life? "When we first got Joe, he didn "t wag his tail at aJl," said David. "Now, he's always happy.·· What happened was Joe hit the restaurants and shops on Troy's Broadway, getting handouts of steak apd shrimp, but he didn't get enough starchy foods and water to balance his diet. One day the residents of Broadway diseovered him lying motiooles~ on the sidewalk. They rushed him to the ~~t who made the diagnosis, and or dered a balanced diet. Joe'!- friends then opened a ba~c count in his name to take care)>! the bills. • · Joe stayed at a BroadwJl' beauty salon until he recovereJ! T.hen~ with the ~old winter aheaJt. his fnends decided lo take him lo a kennel until spring. : David, however, becardt enraptured with the dog, decidtd to adopt him. l Now You Know By United Press lntemation Popcorn was discovered bf t e American Indians. The Ci t white people to eat it were t e Pilgrims at the first Thanksg . ingdinner, Feb. 22, l~. , In addition to being a family run feature, THE QUIZ is an integral part or the in·classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a pubUc service by the Daily Pilot. I , ' , ' , Allsw.,s appear lllP5idt c10wn 1-.1ow qui' ( 10 points far eech question ll'lnMNd correctlJ) 1 The United States took part in the UN Security Council debate on the Middle East. Our UN Ambas~dor is .. l .. a-John Scali b-Shirley Temple Black <-Daniel Moymhan 2 hrael decided not to participate in the d1scuss1on because of the pr~ence of the PJll'~tine liberation Organization. True or False? 3 The first pre\idential primary will be held in (CHOOSE ~NE: New York, New Hampshire). 4 Dame •. r •.. a remarkable writer of mystery "orie!>. died in Britain at the age of 85. S The armed for~ in (CHOOSE ONE: Por- tugal. Ecuador) deposed President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara and replaced him with J three·man junta newsname This famous person died recently. As a young man, he took part in the 8,000 mile long March. later, he became the Premier of his country. What was his name and <:0unuyl • news picture (10 polnc1 If you answer this question correctl1) This MinnNpolis boy work Pd 10 bC'at the world's push up rl'rorri, • • in ore lcr to he I isled in a well known hool. of world record~.\\ h.it hook is that? sportlight (2 points tor eedl ~ ••wtf'9CI correctly) • • 1 World Seri~ MVP .. l ~ won this year's Hickok award <b pro: athlete of the year. : I • l (CHOOSE ONE: Evonne Goolagong, Chris Evert} won the' World SE-rit's of Women's Tenni<. l Tru e or False? Leo Durocher ttas signed on as managcr·of Japa11's Taiheiyo Lions •• 4 The Super Bowl winner receives the (CHOOSE ONE: V1nC't' l omb3rdi, George Halas) trophy. match'WOrds ~) S Dan Ripley set a new amateur world (CHOOSE ONE: snotput, (•...,.._tor uch corNCt Mlltch) .,,.._; indoor pole vaulO record at the National Invitational Tra~ M.tc~ the events with the order In which they ouu!ftd. Meet. 1 ..... ea11le of Lexington and Con<!ord •flflt l ..... Cornwallis surrenders at Yorlctown , c-third roundtable •• 4_ .•. Dedaradon of Independence d-rounh ,..., dllc 11111 (nuc-.) Wti~t's your opinion of the v~lue of pmident~I primariesf ' +fifth . TOUtttc:CMm:t l to 100 .... -TIIP ICGMlll ... ,..._ b11•111t 71 tolO ,..__Qood.,1 .. 10po1.a-Fw. · '119-7~ .•wc.-.ee1111 " .... .,. ' I • -' ' s.tutd!y, Janu!IY 2', 1978 t. Mary's Ep~coplil-Clir-~tian LOve in Blol!Jflt . (94itor'1 11ott: · This is a c~icm of series m which .th" l..Doily Ptlot offers .a ~ V1ew of a houu of wof'Mip •elected .at rmidom. The church covered in lost MondtJy'a aermon 1s today's ~fealure.) By TOM BARLF.Y Of IN °""Y Pllet SUlff "'f4 lhould love life and real peo- ple aacl get rid of the shams that pre- rient Ml /rom loving real people as I hey really are." Bertrand Russell There is an intensely moving moment in the morning service at St. Mary's Church, Laguna Beach, that is somewhat inade- quately described in the church brochure as "The Peace ... The brochure adds: "Then the MinisterS' and People may greet one another in the name of the Lord. The Peace of the Lord be <1Jways with you." And the response: ''And also with you." JT IS A rather dry-as-dust com- mitment to paper of a tremep- dously effective and inspiring act of love that has become, to many Laguna Reach Ep1~copalians, a focal point in a rev1st·d liturgy that still leaves ~om<' members vf the faith amoous and unsure. Whatever those doubts. there was no doubting their cager response last weekend as Rector Robert L. Cornelison and Assis- tant Rector Bradford L. Karelius left their posts before the altar and smilingly moved down lo ·their congregation a priest on each side of the <.11~le. CHURCH LEADER Robert Cornelison ·QIQurrQ 1~~ 11!1ttk They warmly embraced the ladies of the congregation and firmly shook hands with male worshippers while members of St. Mary's choir ran from their pews to greet each other and ·members of a congregation that filled the lovely church on Park Avenue. L.\GUNANS OF l~g standing sought out visitors to the Art Colony. greeted them warmly and welcomed them to a church that has fittingly been hailed as "the flower of Orange County's Episcopal establishment." A hum of happy conversation pervaded the sanctuary and the splendid formalities of the Episcopal service were forgotten for several happy moments. It was and is, in the broadest sense. an act of love. Rev. Cornelison doesn't bother to hide his delight at the total ac- et>ptance by his congregation of a s pontaneous demonstration of Christian love that is, he r~minds his listeners. as old as the Chris- tian faith itself. "Our church is people," he said. "It is you. it is the member of the John Birch Society in the thil:d pew, it is the longhaired, shbeless speed freak kneeling before me at the altar rail -it is all of these things and so much more. "I THJ~K WE have a splendid cross section here." the priest said. "We have those who bring the principles of yoga to our services and we have ex- perienced the s peaking of tongues -an astonishingly mov· ing religious experience -at our gatherings. "There is a tremendous energy today in our church affairs." the enthusiastic minister said. "There is nothing more disap- pointing to the priest than circumstances that more or less compel him to be a male nurse to one segment of the community." Cross section it may be. but St. Mary's is also a splendidly com· pact Episcoplian organization comprised of members who are ready and eager to work for their church. and participate in its myriad endeavors. Rut it was not always thus. Rev. Cornelison ruefully con- cedes. ST. MARY'S Church, 1976 - nine program goals and a buduet of S'90,000 earmarked to pay for them -was created from the crucible trnlted a decade aao when. Laguna Beach was riven by controversy that did not spare the churches any more than it spared the police department, cl· ty council and other public bodies. "I was the only local minister. to s u rvive t h at holocust," Cornelison quietly recalls today. "Many churches swept the slate clean during that time of turmoil that made many o! us wonder what in God's name would be left when the dust finally settled.'·•· "It was the time of drug dis- orders, of the People's Park up· roar and the Peace and Freedom marches," he recalled. "But political lines often seemed un· clear -conservatives became liberals on some issues and liberals became ultra con- servative on others." "But the traditional wisdom of the Anglican community proved to be our shield," the minister said. "We held a five-hour open meeting at St. Mary's, we read the Eucharist together and then we formed discussion groups.·' The church that prayed together stayed together. "WE CAM E OUT of the inferno with fewer people but with more deeply committed people," Rev. Cornelison said. "Fewer in number, yes. but their strength and solidarity can be judged by the fact that they have doubled their giving to our church. · "Apart from that, our mem- bers have been astonishingly generous to the many causes that have surf aced since those unhap- py days, .. the rector said. "World hunger, local un- employment and health factors, mental health programs, senior citizens affairs -all these and others have been enthusiastical- ly supported." The discussion group that may have proved to be the salvation of once beleaguered St. Mary's a decade ago are still very muc)l in evidence today in the parish hall. Worshippers left the morning 5ervice last weekend to take over the hall and sip fresh, hot coffee while they debated the current topic: "How We Respond to the Call.·· EACH OF SIX discussion sec- t ions offered an astonishing variety of views and ideas on the ways in which the Christian can meet his commitments with many participants uttering groans of protest when the mo- ment came to halt the sessions. "They'll get another crack," Rev. Cornelison promised. This is a six-week undertaking that. has, so far. given us a lot of thought-provoking ideas." O~ily PllOI Stall PIM(os ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL TRIES TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALL .CHRISTIANS Congregarion Survived a Holocaust of Turmoil In the '60s The church that talks together stays together? Rev. Cornelison does not quarrel with that ob- servation. "We've talked about many, many things over the years," he ~aid. "Social issues, Vietnam, world hunger -they have been splendid debates conducted at a very high level and they have proved rewarding to all of us. "We have given each other a lot to think about and act upon in these programs," he said. "But. again, that's what we are all de- cticated to at SL Mary's -giving ourselves away in working for God." THAT SPIRIT of giving has led the rector and his unanimously approving congregation to offer the church and its facilities free of charge to a countless number :>f oragnizations who have gladly used the splendid accommoda- tions for a wide variety of purposes. "Drug rehabilitation. alcoholics anonymous, gay groups, well baby clinics -these are just a fe'w of the groups who h:\ve taken advantage of our of- fer." the rector said. He is particularly proud of the role his church has Played in car- ing for many of the "street peo- ple" in L aguna -homeless transients who often prefer that their status shall remain that way while they allow St. Mary's workers to at least cater to their most immediate needs in terms of food and hygiene. "We cared for one man who has lived in the nearby caves for six years," the rector explained. "We brought a pregnant girl to our church who was living under a tree when we heard of her." REV. COR NELISON describes many of the wanderers cared for in this fashion as "veteran lost souls -hard core separatists who, nevertheless, respond to us very well and allow us to al· leviate a lot of the distress that inevitably afflicts them from time to time.'' He readily concedes that there is faint hope of returning many of his "lost souls" to society. "We are happy to be able to correct what is often a bad case of malnutrition and we are delight- ed that there is very little of the criminal element among these people," he said. "Certainly, it is often an unap- preciated task," he said. "And you have to wonder as· you help these people if you are not com- pounding an ever present pro- blem by your actions." B UT T JI F. R ECTO R'S un- swerving philosophy sustains him in that moment of doubt as it does in all others. "It is all part of the pain and joy or being human," he s miled. ·'And to know one another is to love one another," the rector added. "To be Christian is to know love." There was that word again - love. And there is a lot of it at St. Mary's Church, Laguna Beach. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY " . CAPISTRANO V AU.Ff BAPTIST OtUROt 32032 Dee OWtpo Id.. S.. ,,._ C.pis"-o • 5-dcry WonWp S...ic...-1 & I I .AJiC .. 7: 15 P .M. s-dlrylible Sc~t:lO A.M.. Cllri1 .... Tr1i1ir.,....P.M.' w ... -, "tryw""""4:45 P~. Pastor Wilham Davenport 4U· lt40-24 Howa FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NEWPORT BEACH 2501 Chff Dnve, Newport Beach-642-7443 Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. Pastor s-o.y Scltoo6-t:l0 A.M., Wonlllp-1 O:lO A.M. & 7 PJiC. w...., "'•P" SerYke-7:30 P.M.. FIRST SOUTHERN IAnlST CHURCH 650 W. H..itto. Strftt, Cowto W... 642-9111 SUMDA Y SCHOOL -9:45 A.M. WOISHIP SUVICES -11 A.M. & 6 P.M. HUlSHY PROVI DED PASTOR. IEV. JOE HlfMH ---------------------! HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-of ~lew ....tlaltw,cow .. MeM l••.COMie Sciliot. h1tor ,.....17 141556-7717 SUMO.A Y WOISHIP SHVICES 1:30 & I I A~. -SUM DAY SCHOOL t:4 S A.M. WEOMlSDA YS -7 P~. '°'' lrigo* .. ,~Girts S...doy h ... S..ke-6 P.M. ADULT lllU STUD•S ' CENTRAL lllLE CHURCH 2 lnl St. at OraftC)e. Costa Meso -645-5050 , ............ M. ....... ......... w.,-.-10:10 A.M.. S..., SUMI t A.M. Se..., l• ... w...wp-6:10 P.M. .....,...~W1 .. *J-7P.M. COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE IA Y Meeting each Sunday in c--............ Sc .... 2101 le ...... fDr .. Me.,.art•_._IOA.M. Dr ........ ,.._., ...... ,_. ......_..._, 645-7HO NEW CHURCH OF The Way Newty l'Of'IMd • Noo 4t110ri .. n1Jttonmt Bible Cent«td • MMltatlone ' CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IUHCHES OF THE MOTHEI CHUICH THE FfRST CHUI CH OF CHRIST, SCllHTIST IH IOSTOM. MASSACHUSETIS 1'TRUTH11 January 25, 1976 CostaM.so-FfntC~llofChrflf,ScMt.ti1t 2110 MftG v.,. Dr .. cos ....... s.tldtry Sc ..... -t:' 5 A.M.. a.rcti Senke-11 .A.M. • ........ OOM, 2150 MftG , .... Dr. ~ • I .. 1liftc)t0tt leach-Fint Clmrch of Cllrf1t, SclMtist 1111 & Ol•e, Hll""-Jt• leodl C8-cll & S.Mllly Sci.ol -t:JO & II .A.M. ....... ·--12• w-. St. CWldC ... T....,.f:lOto I l:JOA~. r--1...-..a...sWy trY'--Chri1H.t ScNt.ce Society of ....... u.innity HMJlt Sclaool 4771 c-....0r .. 1..-s211.211 s..ct.y Sclllool -' A.M.. a.rc11 SorYlce -I O:JO A.M. I& 2ll Wed. Serriu -I P.M.. I& JO I LGglll'Nlleach-RntClllrc•ofC11rtst,Scl1•1t U 5 H14J11 Drh e a.re.. s...., Sc .... -10 AM. ...... .OOlll-214,.,.... .... L.at-a Mlpel-First Clmrc• of Cllrftt, Scs..Hst c.... ero..,. , • .., r.tiw·., a c ... • 1 • • • Drt•• Clllrcla & s-d9y Sctaeel-I 0 A.M. .......... -277'2 ............... , Mis._ Vlefo-Ffnt er....:• of Ce.ritt, Scietllht C:.. _,,..•••I• r k11M1. 21912 C:.. A:c •Dr. a.re.. 5a-.y ~-··..... • ...... ..__ Sefewtlf c:..hr. tt.i tan .. •&.. Pa M.111portleod1-Fintci.rc•ofclwkt,Sc*'"st JlOl Vie LWa. Me..,..,. ..... Clinrdl a ,_.., 1c•u1 t.11 • llsll A.M. ............ ~.l~U.. Cl'loldc..f'~ '~a»' t;JOAJil.llw8My,.... .... .,.,. ·-•-See•••a.rc•ef C11rt1t. Scitllff1t l 100 P.cffk View Dr .. C--.. W. ClllRll&~~-·· ..... .......__Jiff ~LC.-Hwy .. C4M Wed. ....... T ... 1www.,u11•• -I P.M.. AIClmrca.. ', All are cordially tnvil41d to attend the church services and enjoy the prlvUe1es or the Reading Boom• QM e_.. ,.., ... AT ALL SlaYlelS COAST CHllmAM CIMTa Ma 111 ' M •C•r1 M1 llJW.IU.St~Me ......... WILCOMHYOU aJnday 'Rellgloua Educatk>h dleliMAU Ag6-e:4&A.M. WOASHIP-1045A.M. WOA8HIP-&P.M. PASTOS JOI YWClt ............ rr.IM C1H.,. M~ -7:10 P.M. 611-1955 7il..o417 1 ST OfUROt Of RfUGIOUS SCJENQ Of NEWPORTBEAOt IM..-nberChun:h,Unol.OO....Cllofll.ilQious~.l A I SUHD.AT SHVICE md SUND.AT SCHOOL-I 0:30 .A.M. 11HOWTOUSE RELIGIOUS SCIENCE" a ... ....,.a.ti.,Uc.~ .. Mw.tw URBANUS SQUARE MacArthur at Ford Road-N•wDOrt Beach FOR AN INSP1RATIONAL MESSAGE DIAl~!4 Mialllw '• No. 541-4510 HIWP'OITH.AllOI CHUICH Of IWGIOUS SCIENCE Sermoo-Meditation-Heahng SUNDAY SCHOOL-11 A.M. -SCIB4CE OF MIHD- HOW TO UH l'r ........ c. Jocbo. 541 Center St., Costa Mesa 646-1032 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUNA IEACH 20062 L.aguna Oln'IQn Rd at El T °"'Rd. H•ntyGemard.O p -Mlnltter Jill Gertl.wd. A-tant Mino1tar SUHD.ATSBYJCl-t& 11 A.M. Jr. C~ll& T-"'Ciroap1-t A.M.0.., SERVICES I 0 A.M. & 6 P.M. IHTUESTING FUNDAMENTAL lllLI TEACHING COAST lllLE CHURCH MMOO l'ORSTEA A HIOti SOtOOl Ml 0811PO &AVION. &AH 41AH ~tS~RAN() 4tJ.tt4t 49 .. 1141 110-0407 . HAalORASSIMILYOFGOD 740W. w11--.co1taW... 541-4704 DOH•I DLW• llCHAIDLDUll ........ ........ IUMDAY lllYICIS 9:41 A.M.-SuteAY SCti()OL I 0:41 A.M.-"'MIAL ,.IOMAUTr S.-lrP..._..._. 6:00P.M.-._..,..._. ......... ...... or ....... _.., COS1' A MISA CHalSTIAN SCHOOL "'"'-W•-IClo-...-.-E>wMarr-0.C... HARBOR OltlSTIAN OtUROt ............. leedl CDladplesl 2401 '"IMats-tolMl»et Rev. Gene A. Swanson Pastor 645-5781 "--YC:... FIRST OtRISTIAN Of UROt Main & Adame Streets Huntington Beach .... Sc ...... ~wor.wp , ......... IO:JOAM. VISPHS-6PJiC • C.OLDIH HOUI ofWOISHIP-7P~. .....,,_.Pf'O\llded .... 1-W.. Office 536-2589 Dial Devotion 536-9580 A C.rmf 1*-fr19 0. IMTID CllllCH Of CHISST COMIMm CllUICM COMCIBATIONAL 611 HeaofropeAH,. CoroM .. Mw 64 ... 7400 DOMWW.Kllh.MiNahr I 0 A.M-:a-dav W~ Chutcn SctiOoi and lllft«Y Qi,. NDSllOIHDOD COH'IBATIOIW. CHUICH l40St.A.•1PL •GllwyH.LefwilHdt 494-8061 .W.M.lleftoWl,Mlal1tw R.ehenfo. Moore.Jr .. ,,.._.•olOwtlt,.n Edueallofl t:OO.AJiC. en.ti•• Ms ..... to A M. S.dllJ Worthlp a.di Sclloel & Miir...y SHEPIOD OF TH£ llUS . JOIJl ...... 1 .... ............. 495-1310' hwW s ..... MWstw t 0A.M.-C1111.,orary ,...,w...., ... a.rc11 Sdlool FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7t2 Y1sterte St,. C.... W... Bible School 9: 15 A.M. -Worship 10:30 A.M. Youth Groups 6 P.M. -Vesi>ers 7 P.M • W...'6.W...,.,P•tw Nur.-y 0.19141·J46' Pfoe&:f>oal ~ ~~~,. ... " ~fl MORNING WORSHIP: 8:30 or 11 1 .. m. ''TESTED!" CHRISTIAN EDUCATION end • ~ CHILDREN'S CELEBRATION: 9:A6 -.m. 11.1. EVENING WORSHIP: e p.m. c;ARY & SHARON AR0£R ~'O SPEOAL GUESTS ~ ~. ~ 0. WO<HI _ "'~· .. ~ _,.,,,_... ~ ~~ .. ~,. . I' 'J t I 1~ - Dr. Euaene Erny, tormer president o! an overseas Christlan service lmo~n as the Oriental Missionary Society (OMS), will speak at 9;15, lO:ao, and 6 p.m. services Sunday ~t Ftnt United Meu.odllt Cba.rclt of Huntinston Beach. Dr. Emy ls the brotber o( the ~hurch'a ( J pastor, Rev .. ~ward Jl!my. The mtssto&ary and his wife · Either joined the OMS in 1931 _ and aerv,.S in Pelting, China before th• Communist takeover and 1D India. Later Dr . Erny headed t he OMS Crom the United Stat.es for mor~than 20 tears. .. Th~ Great Day," an eelmenical singing group !rom San Diefo, will perform at 6 p.m. Feb. 1 at Community Clnuch • Con1re1at1oaal tn CQrona del Mtu•. The program, "Call t~ Celebration," features both old and new Christian music. The group includes 30 high school and college students-. A film titled "Thier in the Nicht".' will be screened at 6 p. m . SUnday at P eo_ple1 Olureb whtch meets in the Elks Lodge on Marguerite P~kway ln Mission Vi~Jo. R.lchard Croker, an international !ood resources consultant will start the year's program for the United P resbyterian Wo~en's Aasoe'latlon o( the San Juan Capistr ano Community Presbyterian Chukb at i :31> a.m. Wednesday. Croker·s topic will be "Wl\o's HunirY? Who Cares?" Sally Honig, of Laguna.Hills, an,autflority on antique Judaica, will display and discuss her collection from throughout the world at 8 p.m. Thursday, J anuary 29, at tbe Big Canyon Home of Dr. and Mrs. Allen Hoch in Newport Beach. The program is open to all and is sponsorec.t by the recently formed Sistel'hood of Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach. For further jnformation call Mrs. Stephen Sholko!f at 548-0139. "Iatael, 1 Love You", featuring Israeli songstress Shula Kalir, will highlight the Manah ShHsheet Dessert Program concl~ing Israel Academy's Family Asepha Program at 6 p.m . Sunday in the multl·room or Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School in Irvine. Auditions for singers, actors and actresses for roles in the upcoming musical drama, "The Broken Fish," will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday at Garden Grove Community Church. People of all ages are needed for both singing and non-singing roles. Vocalists are asked to bring their own sacred or secular music for auditioning if possible. For further information, contact Mary McLaughlin, 541·6445. ~venth Day A~ventlsts of Newport Harbor are spending today tJUnking about getting and staying healthy, in a special seminar called .. Medical Missionary Day." The event kicks off a year·long emphasis on good healti), according to Pastor Alex Ortega. The meeting begins at 11 a.m. at the church, 271 Avocado St. Costa Meta. Beginning this month, the church will form a health study club working from the book "Ministry of Healing" by Ellen White. To~apan Marie Tveit, a teacjler at Prince of Peace LUtberan Day School in Costa Mesa, will be com missioned Sunday as a missionary to Japan. Reception for Miss Tveit will be held following the Ll a. m. service at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Bible Cl13e For Politics Focus of Class . In observation of the nation's bicentennial, Garden Grove Community Church's Lay Ministers Training Center is of- fering a special course providing a Biblical ·case for politics as a service for Christ. Saturday. January 24. 1976 Living Sound Tbe Ltvinf Sound, an Intern.a· tlotl•lly acclaimed yoon, Gospel team, will present a special ministry of music at the 8 : 15. 9:30 and 11 : 15 n.m. services of Garden Grov e Community Church ,Sunday. Tho aroup also Will present a spedal,coneert at tbt5:45p.m. P!ventideaervice. The switched-on Gospel mu.sic of this handful of vocalists, backed by brass, percussion, woo4winds and strings, has been around the world ancJ back. To date, they count 40 countries and Melodyland &utch Gets Grant Aid Melody land Hotline Center and Ranch Academy was the recip· jent of a check for $1,121.27 from 'Ray Baudisch, representative of Security Pacific National Bank, a trustee of the Califonia Com- munity Foundation. The grant was given to Executive Director George Wakeling to' help purchase a commercial range, washer and dryer for the Melodyland Ranch,, Academy. near Hemet. The Ranch Academy is a pro- gram for southern California juveniles directed toward family -style living a s an alternative to detention or in· carceration within county juvenile justice facilites. Bob Beckett is Director of the Ranch Academy stated he was glad to see the Foundation become in· volved in helping the juveniles or this community. five continent• on tbelr tJ.x.year odyssey. They have r eleased seven albums whieh have g ained critkal acclaim. including a four-star rating by Billboard magazine for their "Living Sound: Maranatha .. album. The Livtnl Sound formed on a unlverstty campus as a musical wetkeod ministry team. Ex· perienctng an overwhelming responae to its ministry, the gl'O\lp was caJled to South Africa for a mission which launched the Living Sound's full ·time evangelistic ministry. This · ministry has taken the group to South Africa three times, Europe four times. behind the Iron Curtain four times and through Southeast Asia and the West Indies. Nursery care will be provided for all services. Sunday School classes for all a ges wi11 be con· ducted during the morning hours. Mide:as t, Oil Progrcim Set "Oil and the Middle East" will be the topic discussed by a panel at the Temple Sharon Adult •Education forum at 8 p .m . tonight. Admission is free and refreshments will be served in the Temple Social Hall, 617 West Hamilton Street, Costa Mesa. "Humor in the Bible" will be discussed by Rabbi Sheldon M. Kirsch during Friday evening services Jan. 30, at 8 p.m. at Temple Sharon. Hosting the Oneg Shabbat foil owing services v'1ll be Joyce Kirsch and Elke Armoni. Pastor Attends Meet DAILY PILOT A J J NEW PASTOR Gary Barmore Community . Church Has New Pastor At 10 a.m. Sunday, Fairview Community Church installs Rev. Dr. Gary Barmore as pastor. Ht is the first full-time minister Ir. four years for this Americar. Baptist·related congregation His appointment enables the peo pie to continue their ministry o' innovative worship and inter personal growth, as well as ex pand programs for children anc. youth. Barmore, 34, comes fron pastorates in San Jose and Sa1 Bernardino, with an under graduate degree from tb University of Redlands and th· Doctor of Ministry degree fron the American Baptist Seminar: of the West. His wife, Barbara, is·a mar riage, family and chilc counselor, and their children ar• Becky 12 and Beth 9. WORLD PREMIER E I An Authentic film Docu1111ntltla11 of th• Great R11i1lons of Man t~t,~f(S(l .. Junior high students of San Juan's Community Presbyterian 1• Church will serve pancakes from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday at the church. This unique course, "How to Be Effective As a Christian Citizen," ls being !aught by Rev. Ed Rowe, vice chairman and director of educational programs for the Christian Freedom Foun· dation and author of the upcom· ing book, "Save America! The Power of the Christian Citizen." This hour-long class begins Jan. 28 at 8:30 p.m. on the GGCC cam· pus, 12141 Lewis St. Through this six-week course, Rev. Rowe will show how to im- plement Christian strategy for influencing ·the nation through active Chris tian citizenship. Special consideration wiU be given to the structure and statistics of politics, with em· phasis on the precinct level or- ganization and voluntacy Chris· tian service at the precinct level. Dr. John A. Llndvall, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church of Newport Harbor, is at· tending the mid-winter sessions of the National As- sociation of Congregational Christian Churches in Racine, Wis ., Jan. 25-28. Of'f;€ "'"'to ~ :- Michael Gump has been elected president of the Huntington Beach Church of R eligious Science. He took the gavel from outgoing president Charlotte Young at a recent church membership dinner. Assisting him will be Dixie Keller, secretary.treasurer, and trustees Paul Booker, Christopher Brown, Joseph Fitzhenry, Kenneth ..Maxwell, Wolford McNamar, Charles Niele, David Pittman and Charlotte Young. Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach (Conservative) will welcome author Samuel Lee as special guest speaker at 8: 15 p. m. services Friday. Lee will speak on "Pioneer Jews of the Wild West." For registratfon and further in· formation , contact GGCC's · TrainincCenter, (714) 750-7000. He is the secretary or the World Christian Rel a· lions Commission. In the interest of Congrega- tionalism and the free church movement he visited Korea in May and June. He spoke in a number of free churches there including an independent church in Pusan with over five thousand members. Dr. Lindvall is a retired full Colonel having served as an Army Chaplain for 27 years. He has also served with missionary organizations includ- ing Asian Outreach and World.scope Ministries. He has visited over sixty countries of the world. Award Of Excellence Film Advisory Board Produced and narrated on film by LEW AYRES who also appears In person . at each performance • JAN. 30 8:30/JAN. 31 2130/FEI. I 7:31 PRICES $6.50, 5.50. 4.50, 3.5< lltUTS OM Ult It •t111 Cultr, h11fk $tt1H, Ul S. Mill. Wil-* 110 & ll1t111. 1111. MUSIC CTNTFI etmm-1111 0 ....... , ........ I ' PAVfll0 1' I · ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY · ·~~ ST. JAMESEPISCOPAlotUROt ~.. WELCOMES YOU ~ 3209Vla Udo, HM1'p0118eoch SUMDAY 7:JO A.M.Hely ....... tt t•tlA.M.Holf ......... .. MefwllltPr•J• ......... . f A.M.c..rca. Sc._.C.....y I OA.M.I CHAllSMATICMASS JfllltS.lldllyotw..A, 7:JOP.M. TUHDAY IOA.M.Hely ....... t,....._ S..-.lcewffll LAYI.,._ OM Of HANDS W.MUAY 10:41.A.M. .............. "'"slllp . 7:JOP.M. ............... .. ............ ...., ... lltct.,._ ...... 675-0210 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE EPISCOPAL CHURCH 2043 Orcn'IC)e 4n .. Cotto Meta IUMDAYSaYICIS-IA 10.A.JL CHUICH SCHOOL-t: 11 A.M. MUHaYCAll ·Fr.HowardMottC.+wricJM, y._._,....541.2211 • LUTHERAN OtUROf Ol'THI RESURRECTION PAULHA&.VOltSOM Pothlr A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 7910.nrDr. 541·3'11 .Wwportleed ltoger J. a.,.. Pathlr Early Worship 8:00A.M. Christian Worship 9:15A.M. Festive Worship 10:30A.M. N......,,.Qire,t\vallal>le WELCOME t:OOA.M. CONT~MPORARYSEAVICE IO:lOA.M. LITURGICAL SERVICE t UO:JOA.M. CHURCH SCHOOL MlneryC...ProYkltd 98-12-Hatnilton Hwlfft9ot1 leach 962·5005 Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. a.rc11 Scllool for AllApa-t:lO W......_ 9:10 & II A.M. EAlfLW. ISBELL. 0.0. Costa Mesa North ME$AYDDE · MITHODIST CHURCH M-. v.fde I lllllMSL 8~2U w.....,ac....uSchocil t:JOA.M. CHRIST CHURCH · CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH N~~~·~~h Missouri Synod 1400W. Balboa Blvd. 760 VicwtaSt..c..t.Mne LethwV.T..,.,Padw-141-5404 673-3805 Huntington Beach Huntington Beach FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272117th St. 538-3537 Serflcn-f: I I A I O:lO Nl#MIYOl/9All MomlnO ClmrclliSc....,_f: IS Huntington Beach North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Hell Ave. 842-4461 w ..... t l 10:30 a.cllScMol tat O:JO A.M. NEWPORT CENTER "NITEI> METHODIST 1801 Marguerite Ave. Corona def Mar PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Ct.archoftheCo•.....t 2150 ...... lei. CothMeM ..... .......... , ...... s.dayW ...... aC"-"cliSchool-l:lO& 10.A.M. ~H7·JJ40 Cowlty Prelbvterian C'-ch 41 IFOrett ..... C.,..IMclt l•• . .,....,J.T........., lt¥.Albtrt0.Hje-rpt-lH.~LC._..._ f·IOA.M.-Cllristi4111 ... ...._.._. 10:15 A.M.-W...W, I l:llA.M.-Pe•w ... HMr n..r. 4t4-7l55 St. Merk Prelbvt.rian Ct.ch C...,.J ... arMAh1WtDr.,C ...... ..._. •••.W ... A.Mc~,...... W ..... &C:lliftUcNol-t& IO:lOA.M. "'-r. 644-134 I , ST. ANDREWS W...W,Stnices-1:1511 1 A.M. W'.::.i:g.::~~ f· EPl(COPALCHURrH · s.c:T.t.~~'::!.~54.'"l::t-w_;:,!!'-Sdlool w....,a...,Sct.ollOA.M.11 _________________ _ .... ,,..,,. ...... ...... 644-4745 '1S'fAVllDISCMOOl 1144~'"._ t·l 1:41 WonhipServlc••SunclaySchool-IOA.M. ll-----------------1L---..;...;.:.;.;.;--.. __________ __. Hl-4J61 .......,Pr••a.cl HJ.1711 ..... L. ...... w.....,, .. YJc.. Saint Michael And All Angels Epfscopc:il Church 32Jl Pacific View Drtvt, CorG;IHI cltl M.- ....,~-1a t:JO A.M. ...,_.,lcClllWC:..-t:lOA.M. ,....,._7 A.M. W1 ... •w1-t:IOA.M. ............................ .....644-0461 ST. WHJlllD'S EPISCOPAL OUtCH .. ,., .......... ,......, .............. .. Dr. "-ttC. C:.lty-ltdw ~n.l,hru frl.-0:3o.11:30A.M.:·Pr.-school -Olorill l<ohler. B.A. Oirectress (968-3100) ~s.r.tct. • 8:00 A.M. -Holy Eucharist with meditation 9:30 A.M. -Altetnate Holy Euohariat & Morning Prayer (nurMrycare) 9:30 A..M. -Church School 11 :OO A.M. -Alternate Momlng Prayer & Holy Euchlri•t • (nursery care) 4:00 P.M. -Junior Youth Group 5:00P.M.-S.nlorYouthGroup 7:00 P.M. -Solemn Evensong ...... ~ .. ....,.,.,. 10:00A. .-HolyEucharl1t • ........... ....,~ ................. .,.,, .... . . .,.--. .... ca..111 .... ,... .. c ··~..., ChurchPhone,962-7512 Rectory,53~1 PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH . 2tl7W...VtNtl».,C:....MtM ANDAEWC. ANOEA90N. Pator-JAMES R. NEUION.Alliltanl s-dlryk ..... -9'.JO A..M. M ... Wonlllp-I A I I AJL l'Tlnc:eol,.._ Lulhetan SehoOI Mf.at~~.PriflCliCllll Scf!Oolfltlone~ qQace tutheQan chu~ch ell31 Edinger • ..,n11ng1on a.ICll ................ ..... ,~ ... ...,. .... ................. Nllllft~ aJl.lhM lfl.'911 k WIM."""',NSftllHOl'OtnM LUTHERAM CHURCH OFTHIMASTa 2tOOPaclfkYlnDr,.C.... .. ..._. 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V L05 AfllOELO-GLENDALE -Wnt of San Dicao Prwy. At AnesJa ~.....,.,,. -Vmcun Frw)' .• S.n Fernando Rd. l:Ait Ac:na from M11 Co.. on Klnptak • I ' ................. ~--~ CALL TOLL FREE 1 ·800·327·7841 We want happy.,customenl If you have a problem our stare manaacr· doesn't 10l\te1 we wanno hear abouc-. it. K~ your coot. call us toll frttt Jl4 ... t .. DAILYPtlOT Estancia Falls Out Of First By ROGER CARLSON OfU..Dallyfl'I ....... Corona del Mar High 's Sea Kings came up with a near· perfect basketball performance Friday night and squashed host Estanda. 63·48. It was the 17th s traight victory for coach Tandy Gillis' un beaten Sea Kings and it gives Corona del Mar the first major step towatd the Century League ch am · pionship with a on~game bul1e over the two other contenders- Estancia and Villa Park. Corona del Mar never trailed. led by as many as 20 (57·37 with 6:20 to play), and beat Estancia in every department before a crowd that tilled E stancia's gym like never before~verflowing with2,2SO. CdM'S STEVE SCHLOEMER (32), JEFF RUZICKA (21) AND JACQUE ruz (23) SEAL OFF JIM McCLOSKEY (20) AS KYLE BISCHOFF (14) LOOKS FOR OPENING. The Sea Kings displayed more patience. defens e, asaists and pure 1booting from the outset. In all. Corona del Mar shooters connected on 28 of 42 attempts from the field for 66 lf.l percent. Al the half the winners had a lO·point bulge and made 14 of 19 attempts-with only two of those misses resulting in Corona del Mar being turned away empty. handed. Hill Leads Crosby Golf· PEBBLE BEACH (AP) - Dave Hill, capitalizing on a tip from commission er De ane Be~an, fired a seven-under-par 65, swept past Jack Nicklaus and assumed the lead aner Friday's second ro1,1nd in the $185,000 Bing Cros by , National Pro-Am golf tournament. "I've got to credit Deane," the sometimes stormy, controversial Hill said after he put together a 36-hole total of 136, eight under par. Hill s aid he spent about 15 minutes with Be m an, head of the Professional Golfers Associa· tion, last week at Phoenix. "We used t o practice together · a lot when he was still playing. He knows my swing. I wasn't taking the club away properly pnd be noticed It. pros, each with an amateur partner, to play one round on ea c h of thre e Monterey Peninsula courses before the final 18 holes Sunday at Pebble Beach. Australian David Graham fired a s econd consecutive 69 and slipped into second place at l.38. Nicklaus, the 1975 player of the year and a three-time champion here, and journeyman Mike Morley matched rounds of par 72 and were tied for third·at 139. Nicklaus and Morely s hared the firs t round lead. "Actually I played rather ' Sports Briefs well," Nicklaus said. "It was a better round than 72, but that's what (had to sign for." Hubert Green , Rik Massengale, Bud Allin and Frank Conner were next at 142. Conner, a former tennis pro, had a 67. Allin shpt 68, Green 70 and Massengale 71. Former ch'ampion Johnny Miller shot himself out of it with a fat 77 that left him 15 strokes off the lead at 151. Hill, an outspoken, 38·year-0ld 12-time tour winner, bit the flag with a pitch on bis first hole and had a two-inch tap:in for a birdie. He missed two more birdie chances from about six feet and two pth~r.s from a feet "before the fun started.•• ,, • • But there is a price invo1ved. "We made a deal," said Hill, who has been fined so often he has lost track of the number of times. "The next time he fines me, I just pay il. I don't argue with him. Hill, who originally had not planned to play in this unusual event. made his round with a five-hole stretch on which he was six under par. It included an eagle three when he holed a 75·80 foot putt ••that broke at least 10 feet," Hill said. UCLA Plays Irish; Portland Tops LA His heroics, which tied a 27· y ear-old c ourse r ecord at Cypress Point, staked him to a two-shot lead halfway through this event that calls for the 168 * * * S<oru .. t., the wcond round Friday Tn the \llS,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Golf To.irnarnent over thru Monterey P•nlnsula courses: Dl""Hlll 011VldGra11am Jack Nl<klau\ Mike Morley Hubert Green Rik AMssenga1e BudAllln Ben Crenshaw Fr11111C Conner Jerry McGee John Sehl". 0.rlHCoody ROQtrMlllble Sllw Ta)'lor John Scllf'~ George Johnson Jim Colbert 11·6.S-1)6 6t.M-1l8 '7·n -139 .,.n-13' n .10-ut 11·11-Ut 7~·68-Ut 7s-47-1't 7W7-142 n -11 -10 14-69-10 n -11-1•3 74-70-144 73·11-144 73-71-144 M-1&-1'4 70-74 -144 SOUTH BEND, Ind. -Game two of the hoUy·contested rivalry between Notre Dame and UCLA takes place here today and if past resu!ts are an indication, UCLA's Bruins could be in for a long after· noon. It's on TV (Channel 4) at 1 o'clock. Last year, UCLA beat Notre Dame, 85·72, in Pauley Pavilion but was defeated 84-78 at Notre Dame. Tb is seas on . the Bruins whipped the Iris h 86·70 at Pauley. So if history repeats itself, Notre Dame will win. (Notre Dame also won here two years ago, 71·70. > Laker• IU.,,ed PORTLAND-Bill Walton, out- playing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, scored 27 points and grabbed 22 rebounds Friday night, directing the Portland Trail Blazers to a Eastwood Fires 64 Leads Little Crosby at ICCC Bob Eastwood, a five-year touring pro from Stockton, fired a course record 64 to~~e a !our· stroke lead after 18 noles in the $10,000 Little Crosby PGA golf tournament at Irvine Coast Country Club Friday. Eastwood broke the course re· , cord by one stroke and is seven under par (71) at the hall way point in the 38-hole event. The pro·am tournament con- ' eludes wltb another shotgun start at 10 thia morning. Eastwood's biggest win in tournament play to date was in one~under par at 70 including Pete Brown, Funy 7Aeller, Rick Tait and Da\rid Canipe. Five others are at even par including Dick Lotz, a touring pro since 1963. Alan Tapie, now a resident of Laguna Beach, was three over par at74. . Eastwood aud' amateur partner George Argyros of Big Canyon Country Club, were 12 under with their best ball to lead the pro-am Portion of the tourney by five strokes over three teams. them1nt-kemperopen1n1973. UCI Caae .... vi·e In hla round Friday, Eastwood ~ •• had two chlp·in• including one UC l--'-et... ....... .aa .... 11 team from 50 yardS out or a tand trap • YUi -. ~- on the aeventt\ hole for an eaate bids to halt • fhre....wame loeing two. HJ1 other chip.in came on streak tonf aht whu the An· the 15th hola from the back edge teaten host Ambassador College oftbe treen for a birdie. .. atso•ctoclt at Cr•wlordHall. "l played very wcll today," Th~ Anteaters .b•ve two Eutwoocl aald after hi1 C>Pefting players averaftft( lo_ double round. •'The greena arc a little figures. Steve c.1evlland ts acor· trickJ and they are hard becauao lni at a 14.l eUp ~ N•te JOJ'les. of the w lnds but l Ukc tho ls avera1ina 10.J per pme. CCJUJ"K. •• Guard Kevin DaYtt; who suf • Hit tint time around the Ir\tlno fered an arm inJW"Y In the over· Cout layout we• on Thursday time lou to Cal Poly <Sen Luis durlnl practice. · Obispo) last Saturday nl&ht. Js Tommy McGinnis, a pro re· not expecled to p1ay. l>t1•is p)u 1lnce 1972, la b' second hyperextended an arm whlle .,place after firin8 a thi'ee-under1, fl&hUn1 for a loose ball. lL~ 'J)area. . Junior Tim Tlvenan will~ Jl'oor players are lied for third, ht Davia' place 119·96 v•ctory over the Los Angeles Lakers in a National Basketball Association game. A crowd of 12,365 -second largest in the Blazers' history - watched Portland build a 68-53 halftime lead and stretch it to as many as 29 points behind the 6· foot·ll Walton. The 7-fool·31h Jabbar, It~ Walton a former UCLA All· American, finished with 26 points and 10 rebounds. LOI AMMLIS (961 -Ford ti, WMNr I, Jab- W )6, Atl.,i s. GooelrlcPI 13, L.anu 4, Russ.II '· Wasftlngton$, M<0.11lels 2. MHiy .. PO•TLAND (11') -Neel 13, Wick$ 21. WellOll 27, ,..trle 17, ~l"I• 2. Hollf11• 9, Gf"oss 13, JOl'es •. l'Mrtln 7, Clemens 2, Ha-s 2. Los AngelK 21 26 21 22-96 1>or111n0 ts 43 31 20-11• Total foVla: LOSA~s 26. "°"lend 27. Fouled out: Nooe. Te<Jillll<al: Portland assistant <OKI! MH<Mr'l'\A! lt,365. C'apa S••P Stnalc . LANDOVER, Md.-The Washington Caps outscored the New York Rangers, 7-5, here Fri· day night, ending a 25-game National Hockey League losing streak. Uthe Caps had lost, they would have snapped a record set by the Ran&ers in 1944. S•••Perled DENVER-Huntington Beach's Butch Soper failed to quaUfy for the finals of the $65,000 Denver Open bowling tournament Friday despite roll· Ing a perfect 300 game. Jim Godman 4'f Lorain, Ohio led, five .bowlers into today's fihals. 1..a.,n-'rr1 .. ..,_ DETROIT -Corona del Mar's Rod Laver defeated Mark Cox 6-3, M ln the ftna1s Friday night to win the $6,500 fint prize in their invitational round·robln match wlth Bjorn Borg. Bore was eUmir-.ted earlier when ho lost to Cox $..;f and Laver 6-3. Laver also defeated Cox ii thelt round-robln match 6-4. Cell••r•Br~ BIRM[NG~. M-. -ToP· seeded )Jtrlmy Connan had ho Pf'Oblen tteaUn1 i1om WhtWncer PHday n.iQt.. •~ W to adv~ ~ ~Ii HrGtftnai. ti ~ Blf'm. insham lntunaUonaJ Indoor ten· td1 toutnement. ROicoe Tanner •lso scored en euy Victory, def eaUna Harooft Rahbn, 8-3, 6·1. In other mttcbes1 Erik van Dillen d~feated Colin Dttale1, 7"6, ~ and WoJek Flbak belt Bllly Martin, 8-3, 6-4. O.lly fl'llet Phetos by Rftllanl 1tee11• BREAKING THROUGH -Corona del Mar's J acque Tuz spurts between Pete Neumann (23) and Larry Hall (32) for two points as unbeaten Corona del Mar blasted host Estancia before~ fans Friday night. Th~ others were simply re· bounded and put back up for the basket. Alex Black. the 6-6 junior. led Corona del Mar with 20 points and was the dominating factor, although the Sea Kings showed tremendous balance with Pat Ahem and Steve Schloemer com· ing through with 13 and 12 points. Estancia's gun, 6·6 Jam McCloskey, was held to 15 paints and wasn't' the factor the Eagles were hoping for. The big proble m was getting the ball to Mccloskey throll(h the tough defensive net thrown up by Gillis' crew. Jacque Tuz, the 6-4 CdM junior, and Doug Garn, did a s up e rb job defens ively on McCloskey, who got the ball only three times from his m ates in the first half. Jeff Ruzicka, the slick CdM playmaker, was also coJlapsing at times on McCloskey and the I Sea Kings did a job that virtually contai ned the high -scoring Eagles ace. Gary Confer and L arry Hall each had 10 points for coach Dave Carlisle's Estancia quintet, but the story was the complete domination Corona del Mar dis· played at all times. The winners broke it open late in the first period with a 15·point surge that turned a 12·10 lead into a 27·10 issue with a four-point play at the tailend battering Estancia. That was Ahern's 20· footer and two free throws by Black. Even Corona del Mar's stalling tactics worked for additional points as the Sea Kings took the back route along the baseline~ for easy shots-erasing Estan• cia 's only w e apon-17 free throws out of its first 18 attempts. From the field Estancia hit lS ol 32 for 46.9 percent. "It was our best game of the year." said Gillis. ••But we know we have to play Estancia again. 11 The loss was the first of th~ league season for Es tancia. ~IUI .. ft ..... Ahern • I 0 13 Akin 1 0 I 2 81acll 9 2 4 20 Garn 2044 HeClb 0010 Rullclea 0 0 1 0 Sclltoemer • o 2 12 Staswl 2 o o • Tw 2 4 S I Totals 2t 1 11 '3 (41) EltallCla .. ft ""' 81schoff 2 o 1 • OW.t.r 1 I 2 10 Hall S 0 2 10 K rollnfeldt 0 I 0 1 McCloWey S S I 1 f' Neum•r111 2 4 4 I Pt-k• 0 0 ' 0 V.-iHorn 0 0 1 0 Tot.ls 1$ 11 12 q kw•., Qu""'9 C:.-dllMlr 17 ,. ,. ,....., I Estancia 10 IS 12 11-41 SoCal Star Nearly Died: Bergerson Benefit Set Tonight at tJC.C -I :\.: ' BJ HOWARD HANDY OftMDelly ~ltetSUff Ted Bergerson is a fortunate yc)ung man, happy to be alive and back in $Chool at Southern Caltromta Colleee. Bergerson, a mainstay and starter on the Vanguarm basket· ball te&Jll 1lnce he enrolled as a freshman three years ago, spent H da1s In the Costa Mesa Hospltal and almost died in Dseeber. "At .. 5 and 210 pounds, he ls be· lng missed by coach Paul Peak·s team this season . He was one or the keys to sue· cess tor SoCal this season and when be was with the squa<I. thlnis looked bri&ht. indeed, for the Vaniuards. Ber1er1011 wait the teem..., mott valuable player each of the lut two seasons. the leading acoTer with a 20.8 average and the Jeadlng rebounder with 10.5 peraame. "After the sur1ery, rm stm pretty .sore and I need, to build up my 1trength," he s~. "It sure does feel aood just to be up and TED BERGERSON a.round again, thoUJh." • His strength is gradually com- ing back and be walks to the gym from hit apartment in the SOC nwrled students' dormitOf)' and 1bo0li some bunts these "days. He aisO watch s the tum ~c- tic-e. Jlospital bills ror bis ~ay stay that included several days in inteMlv~ cart' al<m1 with the operation. have gone beyOft(i h1i insurance cover oaf . Tonlsht. Softhern Cal· Uornla Cotle1e and Athletes m Action, will play a benefit game in the Orange Coa2\t College gym with proceeds goinl to help defray hospital expenss tor Bergerson. "He would have been tbe dit· ference in many of our games already this season," Peat ~. "Re Just seemed to spark ~~ other players when be was wlth us-be was a teal leader and 1•m sure we miss him from tla1t standpoint as well as bis playing ability." ·Bergerson contracted a vi.nm in November and was hospitalized around 'lbanksgi•· ing Day. He caught doubw imeumonla and developed a severe lnf edlon lD both lunp. When bis hm'8 woWd nu~ fluid, they would baYe to 'drain-ed. Thea ou did Mt rapond properly an4 an ~ tlon waa performed toremoftiJl; • ftc!ted matter from tbecavtty. "' l a.rrenon was hopeful durtn1 hW bOID&tal 1tay or ~ bi&*' Into \aD[fcinn tbil IUIOO. Bu\'the a.Ot49~a.nclan~ .tiilillaaweu~hb•N...,. I t;j!! bAIL V PILOT Vikes Roll; Newport Rips Lions Marina's powerful Vikings rolled to theit s ixth straight Sunset League bas ketball win Ptiday night. whipping the vis· iCing Loar a Hieh Saxons, fk>.$2. In another league tilt, the im- pt:ovmg Newport Harbor High Sailors, playing without forward Bill Wilkinson, went on a third quart e r blitz to d e feat Westminster's invading Lions. 74-56. Marina. unbeaten in league, took an 8-0 lead in the first quarter and neve r looked back. All ra ve Marina starters s(ored m double fi gures and the Vikings were led by All-C IF guard Ri ch Branning who had 22 points. The Saxons, using a zone and a man-to-man, double and triple teamed Br anning, holding him scoreless in the first period. But the other Vikings took over and Tom Ugland. who scored 14 points. was particularly effective from outside . Mar ina was also strong on the boards. Cente r Matt Coo k and forward Mike Buhler grabbed 10 rebounds api ece while forward Dan Boldt and reserve Tony War- ren each had nine. Branni ng had eight rebounds a nd lOassists. Leadin g 24-22 at halftime. the Sailors outscored the Lions 25-14 in the third period and never looked b ack even tho u g h Wi lkinson didn't play after un · iiergoing an operation Thursday -Guard Kim Cooke sparked port. scoring 25 points and ing on a school record nine- ·nine free throws. Ron Craig ored l S poi nts and grabbed ht rebounds fo r the Sailors. was a blistering full -court s 10 the third quarter that ved to be Westminste r 's nfall. . Loar• Oil · .. !IOI -rt"• IQ ft pf IP ., " pt tp 59of\ll • 1 1 Q UQl..-<1 1 0 2 " s-ney 0 0 • 0 Boldt I> 0 112 l<••r10 , 2 1 • C.00... ' & 1 14 Kurtcik , 0 , • &u111er } 2 2 11 M Ro<hP 1 , s 1& 8r.,..n1nQ 7 a 722 Fenne""' ' 0 , ,, w.,,..,, , , l ' P RO<M , 0 , 2 l<•nter 0 1 2 , Co\I 0 1 l 1 S.nllllell 0 1 0 , 8'1rnell I 0 0 , To1•1\ lO 20 1l IO TOC•ti 23 & 20 S2 Sort~' 0..•'14n L-• Mt''"" WutmlHl•• U•. ,, ft pf ~ ~., 5 1 l II Romine s 2 1 17 ptp ' 0 5 I BIK-11 5 0 l 10 ~1n , 0 2 ' ~~·· 1 0 ' ' COmplon 2 I 2 5 C:..Ma~ 0 0 1 0 M<G•rry I 0 I , c.11 .... ., 0 0 1 0 Total\ 2& • ,, 5' • 17 14 IS-52 ,, 20 20 21 80 110 N~ H•r .. r ft " pt Ip P•trl<lt 1 0 1 , CO.It'( • 1 l 1) C:OOltt • • J ?5 Cr•lt 5 s l 15 OoSt.,..llleo 2 0 ) ' S<llw•llle , • 2 12 1<•"1 0 0 1 0 P!t<llQO I 0 1 , ReQAOn 0 1 I 1 Tot•l1 2S ,, 19 74 Score h Oita,,."' I "tllnlm1n\ttr I ,,,..~, HarDor • " 8 1'1'20S6 I 1& 75 H -1' f Oilers Ease I To 69-50 Win l The Huntington Beach High Otters ou tscor ed Foothill 's Knig hts 21-12 in the second ·quarter and went on to post a 89·50 Empire League basketball ~tory Friday night at Foothill .J:i)gh. By winning, the Oilers re- mained tied with Cypress and Katella for the league lead. Perry Harbin led the Oilers. s~oring 20 points ( l2 in the first • halO. Harbin a lso grabbed 13 re- • rounds. Jim Spowart had 10 o( his 19 points in the third quarter and Cl ark Sims chipped in 15. Playing a ggressive basketball, the Oil er s outrebounded the Knights, 48-36, and came up with 13 steals. Foothill was never really in the j(ame. trailing 18-12 after the first quarter. The Oilers return to action Wednesday night, invad· ing Anaheim High. H~•"910ft aucll "" Soow•rt ,...,b•n s .. n\ IC••"ut Fon<11•mp M or ,,..,.nton °"""" l.YIWI ', SMamond Ay.,a •'Totals IQ fl pf IP I J S 19 1 • 3 '° 6 l 2 IS 1 0 I 1 ' 1 , • 1 0 0 , 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 7 ,. 1l 11 .. IMI """''" t1ft1Mt• b9"'UU en S 0 S 10 Alllrllleln 1 J ' s ..._. l l '7 l'oAey S I I 11 ... ,_ l 2 s • CotnM 3 1 1 1 8rtllm O 0 1 0 ~ .. , 0 J 0 :a Tot•l1 19 12 ti JO • sur • .-,ou.~ ~11tlnq1on Buell 11 21 n 1.-.• , FOotlllll 12 12 M lo-50 ~ Saddlehack, Dues · In Key Road Tilts • HECTOR AGUILAR (32) PASSES BETWEEN LAGUNA'S BRIANT SMITH (55). DUSTY DVORAK Inspired Dolphins Top Artists By HOWARD L. HANDY Ot lllt D•1ly Pit .. St.Iii It wa s a n in spi r e d performance for the Dana ll1 lls Dolphins and a lackluster one ror the Laguna Beach Artists Friday night as the host Dolphins posted a 48 ·43 South Coast League basketball victory . Coach Ed Burling ha m of Laguna Beach said before the en counter that he hoped his team would come down out of the clouds of victorv over M1ss1on Viejo in their previous outan~. Apparently they fa iled to do what he hoped and when the Artists didn 't show until the buzzer to start the second half, they were in trouble. The lead cha nged hands each or the first seven baskets. then with the shooting of Carlos Ser - rano who h it a pair of field goals and a free throw, Dana llllls went up by 10, at 17-7, and never looked back. Dana Hills hit at a torrid 61 percent in the first half, canni ng 11 of 18 attempts from the n oor. then made only one field goal in each of the fin al two quarters. But 12 free throws spelled the dif· ference as the Artists played catch up. The Dolphins employed a full court pressing defense most of the night, forcing 24 Laguna turnovers. The tight defense also limited the number or shots taken by Laguna to four 10 the second period and five in the third. L..-. .. ~lt (4l) " n pf tp 8econ 3 t S IS LlljttlrOft'I l O S 6 OYGr•-2 ' • • II Smlth 1 .A S ' R.Smlth 0 0 0 0 Pike 0 0 • 0 EveM 0 0 • 0 Vwtltle 1 0 0 2 Tote!~ U 19 )0 43 l.AQUMBHCh 0.Nt Hills 1411 O•n• Hiiis PaulM>n S.•r•tM> Mlltltwlu Hoff men Cr•PO Atevt AQutler Htlm Tot•ll ,, fl pt tp 1 0 l • 4 1 S 1S s ... 1' 1 1 s 3 0 6 2 4 1 1 1 ' 0 1 1 1 0 I 0 1 13??13 •• ~ 15 1 17-4l 17 lS 4 12......e BEN BACON, DH'S HENRY MIKIEWICZ BATTLE. Edison Knocks Off FV Chargers Move Into Second, fJ0.59 By GLENN WIDTE Otttle 0.llJ PllotSWff Edison Hi g h 's a m a zing Charge r s m oved in to sol e possession of second pl ace in the Sunset League bas ketball derby by laking a 60·59 victory over 1975 league champion Fountain Valley Friday night before 2,008 at the winner's gym The Charger s, aown by as many as seven at one juncture, put together a s tando ut performance in the last half to go with the talents of transfer Bob Vogelsang in pulling it out. Edison committed only four turnovers in the final l wo quarters and shot a searing 63.6 perceni from the field. Edison husUed, played tolld defense and worked !or position on its 'de· f enslve bOards to outrebound the Barons of coach Dave Brown. Fountain Valley was unable to cash in on the easy shots when the jame was clearly on the line, missing three open shots from under the basket in the last 3:57 o( pl ay. The last gasp for Brown's forces caqie when they missed a rebound shot underneath with 16 seconds left and Edison ahead by three. The Chargers took the lead for the first time with 3:29 to go in the third quarter as Vogelsang's second free throw gave his mates a 37-36 edge. And they w~t up for the final time with 4 :52 to go in the game as Mlke SamueUan canned an 8· tooter to brtak a tie at 61. Mike McCourt toJl()we(J-witll'1<U 18· footer aod tben Beb ~ con- nected from 12 teet to gite the hosts a 57·51 advantage and the gap was too 'flide for the Barons to overcome. Herson had six r ebounds while teammate Jack Dashwood picked up five. Vogelsang paced all scorers with 23. He also had ejghl assists. George Barrios and 6·9 iunior John Kramer each tallied a dozen points for the Barons who couJdn 't seem to stop Vogeisang in the second 4 and third quarters when be sot 16 points. l"elllltelll Ve! .. f (st) { .. , ...... .. ft'"' "1 .... Zumbo i I ' 11 ... ~ ' 110 a.trios s 2 2 1t .. II t 0 ' ' VelbueNI 1 2 I ' Gol'nll 2 • ' • ~ll•ncl 4 0 ' I Wllllems t 0 I 2 Tlnoey t 0 0 2 °' ........ 2.,. l(r-r 0 ' 1 lf V09el~ IS t U Boaotd s o s 10 S.muellllft J t O 1 TOlMI 21 . ,. .. Tot•lt ., ... '° .. 4746. UM~ Poirier Puts Uni Over MV By ED BURGABT 'bflM DellJ ,,. ........ Sophomore Roger Poirier sank two free throws with '7 seconds left and his University Trojans overcame " belated Mission Vie· Jo rally and a technical foul , up- setting the host Diablos, 47-46, an a South Coast League basketball aame Friday ni1ht. The well-disciplined Trojans took a 47-43 lead with 47 seconds to 10 when Poirier got his 20th and 21st paints. Then the main actlon began. The Diablos' Steve Sawyer grabbed a rebound on a missed Trojans shot and scored a layup with 35 seconds remaining. That made the score 47 -45 and University called time out with Z7 seconds to go. At that point, Mission Viejo scorekeeper Mitch Noyes dis· covered that a Trojan on the floor was wearing a uniform with a different number than the one re- ported in the scorebook. A technical was called and the Diablos' sharp-shooting guard John Hattrup converted and the margin was cut to one. Getting the ball out or bounds, Mission Viejo then ran down the clock to four seconds but a Diablo missed a 12-footer and Uni versi- ty escaped with a narrow victory. Using a 1·3·1 zone defense that limited Mission Viejo star center 1 Steve Sawyer to 13 shots, the Tro- jans forced the Dlablos to shoot from outside. And for the second straight game, Mission Viejo was cold, 'hilting on 19 of S6 lleld goal at· tempts. Meanwhile. the Trojans had lit· tie trouble penetrating Mission Viejo'• 2·3 aone, connecting on 18 of 34. Poirier caused the most damace, scoring 15 points in the first hall and eight in the aeeond quarter when the Trojans rallied from an 18·15 deficit to take a 29-24 halftime lead. Pat Roberts' Diablos, despite 10 first half points by Hattrup, couldn't overcorn.e a poor shoot. lng display although they drew to within 37 ·36 with 1 :35 left in the third period. But the Trojans' Mike McClymonds, who scored 13 points. hit a 15-footer with four seconds left in the third quarter. It was close all the way in the final period but Mission Viejo never took the lead. u'"'"""' <•11 (46) MIUl9ft Viti• ''"_. ... fl ft pl Ip Johnson 0 I 3 1 AN ms ' 2 I 10 H•lford 2 0 1 • ZOQ9 I 0 I 1 flolrler • ' ' 21 Sawyer 4 3 ' 11 Wood ' 0 , 8 Co• 2 0 ) ' McCly'ds 6 I l 13 H•ttrup 1 3 5 17 Grffn 0 0 1 0 . l<tMtd'( 1 0 2 2 Toi.ls 11111''7 Tol•IS 19 • 14 "' Suo-yO..nen Unlwrsll'I' 13 14 10 ,_., Mlulon Vie Jo 1' 10 12 10- Spink· Sparks Mesa; .. Mater Dei Breezes Costa Mesa High's Mustangs came up with five players in dou- ble figures to throttle visiting Magnolia High in Century League basketball action Friday night. 74·52. And Mater Dei's Monarchs rolled to their second straight Angelus League conques t , smashing visiting St. Paul, 72-46. For Costa Mesa it was Gary Spink leading the way with 16 points and Danny Byers. who col- lected 10, ran his double figure scoring strea1<. to 17 games. Mesa pressed the entire game and burned Magnoli a in rebound· ing, 47-25. Others in double figures for coach Larry Sunde rman's Mustangs were Stan Miller (11). GWC Dealt 93-80 Setback By Lowly Cubs LOS ANGELES-Golden West College dropped a 93-80 basket- ball decision to Los Angeles CC, here, Friday night and was virtually eliminated from the Southern California Conference race. The setback ran the Rustlers' conference mark to 2-3, three games behind leader LA Harbor. Golden West, which relies on its inside game, was beaten bad· ly on the boards. LACC ootre- bounded the Rustlers 39·21 with Golden West's 6-9 freshmen Paul Schilleci getting only two • boards-both in the second half. And guard Jay Johnson sat out 15 minutes of the second half with foul trouble. Still the Rustlers appeared to have momentum to overhaul the Cube when they rallied from a 10·po1nt deficit to trail LACC, 70-66 with 4 :04 to go. But the Cubs, who hit ~ per- cent"for the game, scored" a pair of quick buckets and maintained control the rest of the way. LACC came into the same with an 0..4 conference marl< and a 4-14 season record, but the Cubs didn't play like it. Dar,iell Williams , 6·5, and Edgar Pate (6-6) p aced LACC. Williams hit 16 points and arabbed 13 re- bounds V.:hile Pate had 14 points and eight board&.. Joflnl6ft ~latc!Wr Sclllllecl Hlf'ldller ,.,.,., Cl•ll ...-..,.c•1 .......... 3 I I 1 4 0 I I • " 2 n J 0 0 10 1 4 t • I I 1 1 ........ s 0 ' 10 I 0 0 2 2 0 2 ' ' 0 0 2 SI 12 16 IO I Mark Oman (10) and Gary Wills I (10 ) . Byers and Mill er led the bar- rage of rebounding for Costa 1 Mesa with 12 and 11 . Mater Dei blew it open early as coach Jerry Tardie's Monarchs upped their overall mark to 14-3. Bruce Hayes, a 6-4'h forwara. led Mater Dei with 14 points and 11 rebounds, while Jim Elenz, the scoring leader for Maler Dei all° year, popped in 17 counters. Jim Schultz, the 5-10 junior in his third year a s a starter for Mater Dei, had 11 assists as the Monarchs blew past St. Paul from the outset with a tough man-to-man defense. The Monarchs had a dozen players in the scoring column as St. Paul offered little in the way of a roadblock . . JMIMll•ISU (14)Cett.1Me•• .. .... ., .. ft ... "' Frick l 0 4 2 a,.,. .. 2 2 10 Hunt l , 0 I Miit ... s ' 3 11 Bolt s 6 ' ,. Kll•J 4 1 I 9 Are11S011 2 2 1 6 Om.tn • 2 2 10 Hllfllolie 3 2 4 • St>lnlt • 0 4 16 c.tn••• 2 2 l 6 !)yurt 2 0 ' • Wllllems , 2 2 6 Wiiis 5 0 , 10 T«•ls ti 1' IS 52 Kno• ' 0 0 2 ~lll""'SOll I 0 ' 2 CenNrleto O 0 t 0 Totets 3' . ",. k.n ., Qllerttn St. ..... , .. , ft ft pf Ill ...... ., 0 0 ' 0 Rincon • 0 ' 14 Dendur.,, ' 2 I • Jolwton s 0 I 10 Ml<re l 0 I • CM roll 2 0 0 4 Wynft 0 1 3 1 U.yd 0 0 2 VMello 1 , l D.Oen· durett 0 0 1 0 Totets 11 . ,. " 12 12 11 1'-S2 1' II II 24-7' 1121MllffDtl ,, " pf tp c;.1rwy 2 0 2 • ....... s 7 0 3 14 Schultz 1 2 I • Eltftt I I 0 11 Hltoot ' 1 l UeltllUt 4 0 I • • <>-rel• l 1 1 1 Sttmmtr 2 0 1 • ~ulmen 0 I 0 I t<am.1k• I 0 1 2 lluttt rs 1 0 0 2 Tot•I\ 33 • u 7l Scon llJ O\lirters . St.Peul 10 ,, • 11-46 M91terOll 21 II IS 11-11 TV Sports Tritons Dump El Toro, 64-57 El Toro got to within sl" ffrlY in the fourth qua~ {4W'J), but Dunham, a 6·2 Junlor C\lll'd, canMtd a tree &ibrow.aocl• pa1r of baaketa to put coach Stan DeMaaa10·1 club outot daMtt. Dunham · flnlabid. 1'Jlh II points, hlttln, nlne el ia ~ from the field n the toCond half. The Triton• alao reoeived aood play inside f rf>m Mark SM~l')'i who had 12 pohJta. And Mark Jill waa ltandou\ for tb4 ~wg, aeon u poln~ and aettml a ndm oftt.eall • . ~._.w_ . ......,._..~, San Clemente bit 47.3 pereent of lt.1 lhota (a9 ot 55) whU El Toro convert.d 2.1 ~ 55 ror tl.7 Pll'cml. 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Corona Clel Mar 63, E"•ncl14 VIII• Perk •l. El Moden• •• Tusll""· Santa Ana Ml Wedflffel.IV'I 01mH Corona Cltl Mer 1t VIII• Parlt Esten< I• •t Cost• MeH Tustin II El Moden• S1n11Ant11 MIOMlll Soccer Varsity Dine Hiiis 2, CdM I OH scorlft9: de I• Torr~. Mel-.... CdMscorlno; McCarty J1111lor Vusllv CdM1, O.na HlllSO. CdMscorlng: Wood2. Vutlly Hunt. Be1ch 2, l(enntdy 0. H8 "orlft9; l.lones 2 J1111lor V1olly Hunt. Beech l. l(ennedy 1. HB scorlnt: Brown, Burrows. 8'ummtlt. VARSITY LosAmloos 2. Est•ncl• o JUNIOR VAllSITY Est encl• 2, Los Aml90s O Eslancl• \Corlr19-Splt1, ~ahlln" VARSITY V•l•n<la l, Esten cl• 2 E sttncl• Horlng -Meher. 11o<1r1ouer. JUNIOR VARSITY Esten< I• 2. V•IM Cl• 1 Est•n<I• scor1"9-Vrehem. S!>les. Vartlty Minion Vie Jo 2. Leo11na t MVKorl1\9: Blrdwll. Tllo~ l.B KorlriQ. Sosa. J1111lwYer1lty Minion Vlelo t, l.IQllM t. MV i.<orlft9. '4orrls 2. LBKorlft9. RlcllmonCI. 90UTM COAST UAOU• 'W .L ....... 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S.rvlte 47 1'11$y't0.lftft 81"'°" Amowt st. AnthOn'I' Mltff Del ot Servile Phil X at St. Paul GARDllNGROVELllAOUE Rene ho Alamllos' SanU090 LoiAmlgoi Boise Grana. Gorden ~o"• Peclllc• L..IQulnt• W.l. •• ,. .... PA • 1 m ™ l , 307 302 ) 1 1'1 211 J 2 310 2'17 2 l ?67 2$7 2 4 l19 )44 1 • "" ,.-l'rldly's Sc°"s Boise Grinde 62, l.os Amigo\ SS Roncllo AlllTlllOS u . ~nli~ SS Peclflce Ml. l.I Oulnta SI ORANGll LaAGUE Cen'l'on El Oor•dO ~. .... EsPtrenza V•l~n<i• W •• l. .. l"f' .• PA 3 0 207 133 2 I 170 144 2 I 175 ISi I 2 tlS Ill I 7 115 157 0 l 141 19' Prldey's Sures C•nyon '3, 8n1a 49 £1 Oor•d068, Esperanre 49 Sonora 6'. Valene I• Sl TllHda y•1 Games El Dorado at Bree Sonor• et Canvon EsoerenH "Velencl• l'REEWAY LEAGUE W.L .. Pl' .• ,.A Full.,ton 6 o 403 l19 l.I Habr• 5 t 312 341 e..tN Perk 3 3 311 J9.C Lowell 3 l lei )ti Slvenne 3 ) 434 *' SA Vello 2 409 eo1 Troy 2 345 362 Sounny Hiiis 0 6 362 '29 "rluy•1 Sc•ret LI Hebra '3, 81ttne Per-S3 Lo-II 70,SUnny Hlll~6' Full.,ton St, SA V•ll•Y sa S.venna 7l, Troy 71 T....Uy'sGemn 8419"8 Pork •I Troy Savanne at La Hat>ra SA Vallty at l.owell Fullerton at Sunny Hiiis .. _..,_,__, _ .... __ .. _ SPORTS JC·.Prep '!restling Summaries Saata~nlta Race Entries UIOe CAl¥are1l 11S Ollln5t0t• 101411) 114 .l ... TH aAC:e -1~ miles. • .....,. old,. Stall". p,,,,. J1J,400 edOtd. Ofott 111,100. To wlnnor 1$4,JJf. tec..O a1s,ooo. tlllrcl s11,2so. fllllr111 $56U, """ SHH. Sen ,..,nondo Stall•L. Pfftllef"toot IMllnal 11' OM<lnv Oun CVeroare > 114 """°""<er IOllvares > 120 Aveter (Pl11<ay I 123 Mlluen9tr0f Sono IUmbert) 120 Llrrlkkl ISl!oemlller) t?O ~r Of'"°"' ISICIN\er I 114 OIM!ole (Hewley) tn Fwutan (Plt<Cll 1n Gearoeltevonocl (T-l 120 i.ock Ol A!lff IOle1l 117 NINTH •ACE -11114 mllea. 4 .,..., '" a6dl encl 11p. Clelrn1"11. Pun• SIOOO. llt:OttD RAC• -6 tur~ 4.,...,. Clelmlft9 prlco SI0,000 -SHOO. ...__.,Been. Ylmontme(Tor'O) 11S Los AI Race Results LOS ALAMITOS a HUI.TS fr«,, .... , Cl•.,, Tree II PeU ,..RIT RACt' -J!O verdt. 3 yoMr olds and 11p. c1e1m1119. Pune SttOO • 0.~ l!qM'tU IMorTlt) Moonf'lyer (8enul f'r-oy Rocllet IOlf'lssel Tl--tl.09 UO :JOO t . .O uo 4.00 LIO AllO ren -Altrttll, Niie T,.lft, Lato C.90, Kiss.mall, Jo 8urrea. VOii OH Dec-. A•bel Ca11Md HI,.. Scretclled -Cl•tllllrt 0.-eoo, Scoeby Ooo"y Oo, 1Clft9 Hiiia, Hy sw ...... Ola end 1111. Cl•lml"9. P\lrw SI0,000. 0111'111119 IWIC'llt US,000 -'20.000. San Oellntl Mlulon MolMn' Club. l<•C"l9 (Arogon) Wiid Tktlcs I Howard I ~Teddy (V1ldtr) ,,, Adwnls IHerrl1I 111 '1 l!XACTA 2·0.114' • ..,_ .- 11S ..,._ ,.,.,.,, ,..ldl.U .... Hird Al It (Plnc~y) Oc1la Boy I Loper) S-.llld ILAmtiWt) AefllflOeble IHewley I K1'0W No Bounds IS'-mOerl Prl11<e Felmtf' IGofluleil 1n Expreulv Yours tu:.o~> 111 l(ey Ill fcllla IMunol) 111 CoetOI Armor (GOfl1elttl ,,. er--...... ,. IS-Inner) 115 RUii Mantle IHawltY) 113 81"9 0o ... 11y COio.ti Arntrlc"' Hero ICernpas> Brew And Derl119 (Shotmlller) 116 '" '" 110 llS tU '" llS '" SECOND RACE -350 yard$. 3 Yff' olds. "'810en1. c11lmlng. PurwS1700 • 5uPtf' Sclrdwlrge (We rel I 11.60 S.00 160 I Olelltmyw1y l~ooltsl 3-.40 2.IO Miss Berred l.1mlt CTrus111e) nme -tt.1'. Also raft-f>rocrestiftator', "99e's DAILY PILOT • Jt3 I.Ats Alaml to Race Entries· ~1114uNly ............ , ..... "'· PIUT ltAC• -)SO yerds. ' 'l'ffr Old fllllK. Alltwana. P11rw t)jOQ, .__M!Mle (Adelr) 119 t.oftal OleftlaMs lllllWrd') 117 ........ I.Illy (Cieri-) 122 OllC:O.,yllo\8 (WlllOfl) 122 Oeftd'ttSW IAdalrl lllClt'I' Shltofl 1$tre11n) Su.rter~v ("•oel 0.1 lllta Comet IHertl OrvllleMorlon (Morr190n) WIS.Wiii .. IKnlO"tl Troc>I< Jet 1c1ensse1 PiftteO.te tcruoerl llt SIVINTH ltACE -400yerds.J.,....,. l.11 Ann's Fe111 (Knlgl'lll 122 otcn & up. Fiiiies a. mar•'-~ Sur•lyTrv (Mylnl 119 S2S.OOO-eddld. Tiie us O•INlt Oldl•y'' OrHm (HUI) tn OKI< 'Em co .. ., ... , Q\er .. rOo ITreUrHel 119 Fleet N' FIOle tCOrdOta) ••CDHD RAC a -)SO .,.,Cl" 3 .,.., Easy Oet• CKnl9flll Oldmelden,. Purset1700. Ruby 8e<Jonl• (W1rdi LfttlOFen<y Rose IKnlohll 111 • SN's""9clous (Lip.Nm) AnotlltrMlcl<e'l' IClf'~el 117 VlmenCIVlgor CAdelr) My Jet.tie ICltrlstt I 117 Tr11 Tru'' 0.but (Myles) l'lnollst (Morris) 122 Mm Teffy Jet CH1nl rtMt S IHlrtl ttt Hell,.. Empress tTrHsure> JeMlfen Pride IPtoe I 111 115 112" MDl'lt Mllloely tAdelrl 117 NICll N l!!J'I' tRlthar~ht 1tt ~IGHTH RACE -l70 v•reh. ' .,..... elCIS & up. ClelNlng. P\lne ..... Ki. Comment (~OOl<sl 117 OOAosleGo IT,..ce l n1 TMIRD RM:ll-'40yerds. J.,.eroldli & 14L Otlml119. PU1$9 U tOO. Ctaimlng prlceUSOO Rul0r11's VIII iw.lchl 122 IM'91rlta Orlwr IHldllW)trt t 17 Hy llourld (Rf<lllrds) tl9 SNakAtt•CI< IC1erlssel ut. Leo's llell'I' IUph•m > tit Wlnsomtl.80 CMorrosonl 119 Nit• Ft lgllt IT reasur• I 121 V1l'18M' (Welson I ,,, 08imlng price Sl0,000 Tonto Oro IHICl1"9tr I WeteO>aro ICMdo1.e> lllrrlno IG8na) Rocket Test I Hert) Zip's Son ll.lpheml Tollle Booe• CRlcnords> Wn N '°9'1' IMYlt'S) Uhle Go Fleet ITrees.,.-11) "' "' 11• ,.. t22 '" 119 tn NINTH ltACE -400 yards. 3 _,. el<IS. Oeiml"'J. Pvrw UMIO. 01~ price S 10,000. OCC Ital 1171 ieetoAll• 111~ IOI dt< Wlnttra 1>n. ,.._TMf'l1H <11 -"by ferlelt t~ CS) dtc Clerll t.._ 14-<.111111 <SI Cloe Stewert"'· IJ0-0.vls IOI Cloc Scott 2.Q t~lllldey (0) Cloc ZIMot 7-6. 147-+4111101 tied Ofeptr M . tn-Ma•lers IOI -n by deteufl. 190-UJHk IOI plnnod Oelby 4:10. Ven'9 Susi• IGoflulell Hwt·Alamen IS) Cite uuw:try t H . Al1 Novve111 (Ollvero) 112 117 117 117 117 111 117 P S ~r. Jet Night, Klpty BrlQht, Cao41n re . ~h. l.ucy Go LIQllllY. RllMlllQ p WIDl T':.r.eclled -Truly A Ve"tcwt, Miii "°URTH RACE -170 yards. l yew Olds & Ill). CJ•lml119. Purn $1tDO. 081mlt11 price uooo. WltchCreo-Clllc (Rlclllnhl 122 Go Btmt>lno I Ben-\) OueltHowlWudl A·LaleLunch <Treesurtl $.evennofl Giii IH•rt) TruSun (Hidinger) ,,, 11t 119 119 ll7 12? 1?2 , .. GWC 14tl '1tl l..A. vaue, J11111tlng (Campas) ttl-Vosllllllr•<G > won by tor1elt. Wendi• IVtroare > 12'-f'lorH (LI -n by tortelt. Ex1•mc>er-nt•I (Mtnel t34-Ptn<lleton IOI pinned Lo«Mto· Acton IH•rrls> •:$$. MhsO.lllVlllll (H•Wl•rl 1'2-All~oolt IGI pinned 8.,rll!I"' Ph1mbOumb ll•ndlt ILembertl A: 12. L..ldyGoes Tod•V (Moreles) ISO-Otlano IGl pinned Brown 4:20. Vl<klJonts IGlll(91n) ISl-8el•ft9t• IG> won by forfeit. Retsina Time IMunor) 161-Herneneltr 101 won b'I' forlelt. Cllqulsll IRoselesl tn-s11uer <GI won by tortelt AIM El'91Mo ltO~ldts (LI won by torfell. · l'MarJ-(Ramlrer) Hwt·Emtry IOI -n by forfeit. ~valertous ISIClnnor I JUNIOR VARSITY l.odyllbber IMoraltsl VallMle (et) 1291 Uftlvtrslty Mike Mii A Stir (l.emtitrt) Resulis 111 VARSITY 117 AMllelm 1741 I'll CdM 111 200 Medley Rtley-1. CCIM. 2. CdM 3. 111 M•lltlm. Time: 1:46.1. 111 200 FrH-1. Hlrslll>ero (A) 7. Palmer CCll.Wrlollt ICI. Time: 1:50.t. 117 200 IM-1. l(ousn•U IAl 2. HeO IC) J. 111 Brown ICI. Time: 2.oe.1. 111 SO Free-1. Preoce CAI 2. Oberman 111 IC> l. G•mblt IA). Tlmt. 2J.S. '7-Manep111 CUI pinned Gof>Oaln 1:41 f'OURT H RACE -6 furlongs. OIVl"11-I. McNull CAI 2. Seymore (A). 100 Fly-t. Palmer ICI 1. Hlr\ht>erg IA) l. Brown ICI Time; 56 I. 1~vllltr CVI -n by forfeit. 114-0.wson IUI oec Procopo~. 122-.non IU >tied Blnun1 l>4. 129~11s IUI dee lknlltY 10-0. l~lnomlcllll IUI lied FloresO-O. lf0...4JllOtr\l'l'lflh IVl wonb'l'forlelL t47-4<nolh CVI Cloc KHrn\ 1.Q 156-Manel IVI won by lorlell 1"4.uclo IV> o.c Moneco 1~2. 1n~e IUlplnnedHllll".St. t1$-4111toges IV I -n by torlell. Hwl•Nemetc11. f'ROSH·SO"M V•llMla (61) (7) U11lnl'llty '1-«HtlnQ IUI oec C•IVln tM. IOS""'°""son IV) won by IOrltlt. 114-Hernander IV> Cite Hertl9M7·6. 122-Grvz CUI dee Wllllaml t-4. t1'-Yerbro119h IVI won bv lor1el1, llS-E119le (V) dee Wiison M 140--Mason (V) won t>y tortelt. 147-H•l•Y 1v1-n by lortefl. 156-4..ln<ltnuth IVI won by forfeit. 167-8. llndan11th (VI pinned Bar· r-Wllll 0: u. 1n-Mertlnei (VI won l>V forftlt .. to-v•r•I• IV I won bv !Qffelt. Hwt·Cootn !VI won by ton.II, MlulM Vltlo (17) Its) 11 T- 91-e.nlett IMl Cite Yafuso s.o. 105-.f'tll• (M) plMed Pelttrson2:31. 114--Avlla IE) Cite Wisern111 J.t. 1zf~ld IE I Cite Ver1 IO-O. 12'-41rlldlng IMI Cite Leon 144. 13S-6ush IM> oec Wtevu IW. 1~~ IEI e>lnntcl Powers 1:54. IA7-f'9i.rsot1 (£)pinned Mellr0:3'. 156-«ll•ll'I' IM) dee Snyder6.Q Fllllft alld meres, 4 yHr oln.,,., 1111. Allowenc:u. Pvrw 112.000. P1se0tne Junior Phll"'rmonlc Comml\ttt. 100 FrH-1. Goml>I• IA) 2. Oberman 113 ICI J Smith IC). Time: St.A. I Excell (Alvarer I 5"<111 Art CVer98 rel fillly Mii CS.tiers I Ballet Pleewre IHewltyl PIHWl'tst (Piel'"Ct I Wint« SolJUu (l..embertl Ill soo FrH-1. W•bt• (C) 2. Bou (A) 3. Ill Yraceburn CCI Time: S:OS.O. tl) IOOBo<--1. Heck CCI 2. l(ousneu IA> 11• 3. Wrlgllt IC>. Time· Sl.9. Ill 100 8reest-t. Weber ICI 2. Lwner CCl>.l.Oerl90 IA). Tlnw. 1:07 9 Pll"TH RACE -1"41 mllt'S on tur1. 4 .,..,,. olds end rip. Allow1nc:es. Pvt'M $20,000. Sons Of Columbu$, C:0.-11 400 Frtt Atl•'l'-1. CCIM 2. Anlfleiml. Anlllt•m Time: 3"30. t "ROSH·SOPH Alll~ (JO) (1021 CdM Hr... ' Arteurxu IRoselesl Blue And Gold I Toro) G811-" l.lmb (Hawley) Seuoon IPltrcel Ced's 8o9 ILoperl Flrlftg Pleet ISklnnerl Cr..mbS !Shoemaker I lfYou'rtlllOy CValclezl Ben Adttem COllveres ) Exect Oli!Plkale (Alnrtr I 119 :IOOMedlty Relay-I. CdM 2. Anal>elm 119 l. Cdm. Time: 1: S9.0. Ill :IOOFrH-1. Piper CCI 2. Jenkins <Cl•. 114 3. Plthll:IOnt IAI. Tlnw: 1.07.1. 114 200 IM-1. Wei-tr CC> 2. Neizer CCI l. 11• Oulnn (Cl Time ·J· 1'.1. Ill 1008ac--I. Neller <C> 2 Abl>H IAIJ. 111 TIHkn•tt• (A). Time: I :Ot.l. Ill 100 erust-1. Welur IC> 7. OoretU 113 IAI 3, Oulnn IC I. Time: I: 13,9. 400 Free Rtl•r-1. CdM 2. CdM 3. Anaheim. Time: 3: 59.1. SO FrH-1. Bercaw CCI 2. 01ome111 IC>l. Acuna (A). Time: 26.1. SIXTH llACE -Ont mlle. 3 .,_., Oki maiden cOlts tnd·11•1dlngs. Purse SI0,000. Netlonel Olarlty Ltegllt Of 100 "ly-1. Jentclns IC I 2. Piper (Cl 119 l. HutlltY CCI. Time: 1 :02.6. BurbenlC. PlndOrO (Plnc1y) Alllfly lloy CAlveru) Sletlly tMUftOl) GobMJlldgltd (Hewleyl TheO...rc-!Men•> Ouo Bucco ll..Oclerl IMllllment lklyer (Pierctl SltQtrled IHerrlsl SomerlH IAl'oVOn I 118 100 FrM-1 SllYer CCI 2. Pettibone 111 CA> l. Olomeeu CCI. Time: 56.3. 118 100 BK--1. Ntlltr (Cl 1. Alit.s 111 (A) l. Tur-ntitelAI. Tlmt: l :Ol.l. 11e 100 Breest-1. Walker CCI 2. Oor·titl tit tAI l. Quinn (Cl. Time· t: t>.9. 111 IOO Free Reley-1. CdM 2. CdM l. Ill M111tim. TlrM· J:S9.I. 167-AlllflQlll IE) dtC Taylor ).2. HYINTM RACll -11/16 miles. 1n-6lftelll119 11!1ClocSpene..-2.0. l'1 VARSITY Metrt• v~te 111e11u 19l~s CM) dK Clllowey S.?. "'" ....S merei. • 'l'Hr oldl illld up. Hw1·9olt., (Ml Cite MlltMll S-2. Allowlll(H. Purse ,U,000. Rlntl'lo PDlrwo. H1111'1..-. leocll IMI 110 c...-. Swomp Nww lflinurl t1~ IHI dee Her•+3. FltldGirt (Loped .~llJHlet<Rul--.14 Sll~Genle(Hawleyl n•-41ucklllltw CCI plftnM Hll'IWY Lawi.·1~ l~akerl t:4S. Lattfltl.t9Kv (umbenl 122-HeMOll (H) Ued Evtn\ 0.Q. Mli.e CTOf'OI "' 114 115 11• "' 111 200 Fly Rel .... -1. Downey 2. 8uef\9 1'9nl SlnCHment.. Time· t:•7 S. 4 • '° a .. est R111v-1 ~.,. ,_ Sin Cle~nlo 3. warren. Time: t ;JO.O. • • so a.c• Relay-I. 0o-., t. Werren 3. Sin Cltmtnl•. Time: 1.50.0 4 x 100 Frff Rtlty-1, eo_., 2. Zeni, T-~oces, H•!dl's Angel. THIRD RACE -400 yerc:t~ 3 YMr olds. Allow1nce. PvrH '3500. MlssBu•Aneo CO.eyer) 4.80 3.40 2,60 •.40 2.IO 3.00 S<wftt Feost IAd•lr) Mr. Ro.n Oec-(Wttd) Time -20.09. NoKr1tc111s. fW. AOeQINt. (lllNll") 122 Flash Ai.rt (Hirt) 122 U1Am111Q ICerdoal 1n Tildy Rocket (~rH I 122 Diel CHCll IWllSOll) 119 Moon l.lllflttnlng Cllpllam) 119 Feller's PY-Ide (Mltc~111 119 f'lnH RACE -uo., .. dS. 3"98r~ & 111>. Allow•nce. Purse ll0.000 Bov lmaqe IBrooUI A·Ae>l<he Cha'99 IC.II> Oon's Go Men ICr11199r) Chl<ldO Lissie IAd•ir I Pro Scores 117 POURTH RACll-S49yucls.3yNr olds •nd up. s1 .. 1ers •llowance. PurwS2'00. Amber Out COerlssel 110 Twin Jet (Watson) Ill NatJ-1 •••••tNll Anocl.UO.• BornToRule lWerd) 119 Milwouketlll,1(1nsuC11y91 ucrema Oe Clet>ber IC.II I 5.20 3.40 l.40 CIKllAQul" (Cre~r) S.20 1.IO Mr. "°'8'1 Bar CRlcl\4rdsl 4.IO Time -27.JS. Also ren-Sir Ouet Br•.e.et, Ac· celerete, 811c1·s Lodi, Proud Po9esslon, Palleo's Ber. No scretcnes. A,A1ac111< C8en-sl 114 PMtnl• 11•. Houston 11s A-The Good Thief (Morris) 12• Buffelo '19, Atlante t04 Chicory Moon ILlplleml 119 aoiion 101, Detroit 91 Triple But (l(nlghtl 119 New York 104, Phllleltlpllle 92 MAs«ao Lid INlcOCltmusl 121 Por'tlencl 119, Los Angeles 96 t..ec»reoo IHenl 119 Amerlc111 eos-etNll u49ue Mike's Jtl IAdllrl 11' OenYer llt. S.n An too lo nl A·Hldlll l.l\le&IOCk Co entry Ne• Yortt 1 IS, KentllClty 111 SIXTif RACE -lSO yarcls JyNrolds lnd1ena 1n,St. l.ouls 111 (QT) & yp. CJ1lml1>9. PurH ll:IOO. a11mu'9 NatloNil Hooey Le1111t swtceuooo. 8ull1tol,At11nta l lti~l "'"" RACE _ .00 urd's. 3 YHr R-Slr1p lllpllaml 1n wesNngton '·NY Ranoens Olds end up. CJasslfied Altowance. Rocking Oto IRiclllrdsl 122 C.llforni1A, l(anses City t Purw'8000. Mr.JelMt 18'oohlllrel 119 Venc:ouver8.Mlnnuo113 ThrteOll'sWlld 1;,~i~r~~;mEJ11~r.••~•~ri~~~iiii =~~llC¥dotel "· 00 ~.: ::: 1PORSCHE K..,...,. Ber (Hert) •.AO LEAS I NG' Time -20.06. Also ren -Vive VIiia, Cell's Slledow, l.lnl'l''S Jet, Jet Cepteln, Olckeys Rock CAndy. CALL THE EXPERT Nosmtcllts. BILL YA TES SIXTH RACE -400 yard\. l yHr YW !Pn. RSCHE olds end up. Clalmlft9. Purw $4000. / • • ._ ?6.'::~~n 16.20 7.40 l «> JZIS2 YALU ID. G<-•nd Bar 18enltsl 7.20 UO SAM JUAN CAnlSTAMO MIClnlOflt SPffd ICardolil I 2.60 837 -400 493-4511 Tlmt-20.1'. Also ren -Dupe 8 Starr, C~le90, Sonic Boy, Holst Boom, Clllrmtr llars, Record Charger, Step A~d Gone. No screlcllts. U UACTA 1-0..•1"9 GUI! Md S. Or ..... r ... ldS2'4.00. SEVENTH RACI! -350 yardS. 3 Yffr Olds. Colts end geldl/lqs. Pu<W Sl2.0CJO.edded. The Los Clllqultos. Ht Flyi!CrHger) S.60 3 20 lAO Mr. 8't1-tnrouvh CNlc-11sl A·VldOn IOMIWI Tlnw-17.60. l.20 uo S.00 Alto ren -A-R11nnl"11 Hot, Oc-,.,,,.,.. Rornen Quist, DICl<eys si-, M'I' Leroy Brown, Silver's Fleet. Sun Shine. No scretches. A·H•rrls end H1nls •lid BeV1tr1y J . Inflation bHtlng tips ... Every d ay In th• NjltUmll Lease Mark IV ~ <; z-.. __ _ laAMD MEW '75 aaaa Bowl Win Recalled 129-f>l9floroll (HI Cite Potl8r9~. OM Olleken Inn (Pierce) US-Rlcherdson IHI tied Katten-Prlnc:euReln (Mena) w~2.J. 114 114 Monte Viste J. Sin Clemente. Time: l :lO.O. 140-+i•nttl (Cl Cite GrOKOSt 4.0. 147-McC..ult'I' (H) tltd Alltrdl0.10. l~hellds (H)Cloc Vtn Oerlpe t.O. 167-fttogel (H) Cite Aleltr 7-2 177-f'lovofl IHI dK Brooks 1-0. 193--0roscost IH >won byforlell, Hwt·PoMll ICl pCnntd E1vtsO:S2. Anita Results Be~entry. EIOMT RACE -870 yards. 3 YMr olds and up. Allowance. Purse SIOOO. wtieetlend IOreverl 7.40 6.20 l .20 -.. _-···--0-~ 30nly Exec. Cars ww..n..,a...t Sa•ta A•a Un...oh1 Mercury Plus T&L Ser. 11901930 COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP> -John Sciarra, who quarterbacked UCLA's stunning 23·10 Rose Bowl victory, visit- ed this Ohio State foot- ball hotbed Friday with a boast. "We almost knew it was in the bag at halftime. We were that confident," said Sciarra, here to receive an award at the Columbus. Touchdown Club's all- sports dinner. The Bruins, IS-point underdogs against the unbeaten Buckeyes, trailed 3-0 at the half after Ohto State, top· ranked at the time, pushed them all over the field. "Coach Dick Vermeil came and told us, 'Man, we're in the game. Let's win it,' " said Sciarra. The All-American re· AAUMeet Set Today UC Irvine's Ralph Serna and prep stan- d o u t a E r t.c H u l s t <Laguna Beach> and Tom Hunt <Pal rick Henry, San Dieao> head a talented field in today's nation al AA U junior cross country cbam· pionship at Rancho San Joaquin golf course in Irvine. The meet begins at 10:30 this morning with the top five finishers making an international team that will compete in Wales l n late February. Today's run will cover 4.8miles. Other top r unners lo t he field include UCI rreshman Brla n Hunsaker and prep 111.ar Al Saluar from Whelen, Malls, the national jLDllor record bolder tor 5,000 meters. called, "We changed our offensive line blocking and decided to pass more against their man-to- man coverage in the second halt. And we just moved the ball down the field." Horse Race Tidbits Easy Date, the world's richest <tuarter horse, is one of 11 nominated for tonight's $25,000·added Las Damas Stakes at Los Alamitos Race Course. The 400-yard Las Damas, richest race for quarter horse fillies and mares e.'clusively, will also draw Vim and Vigor. winner of last summer's $500,000 All· American Derby at Ruidoso. The Hollywood Turf Invitational Handicap will gain added significance for the eighth running on ¥on· day, May 31 at Hollywood Park when it becomes the richest turf event in North America. The Invitational will have a valuF of $200,000 for tts Memorial Day presentation. The winner Will receive a _ purse of $120,000 wltb $40,000 to second place. LNre l•I (10 New"" '7-JU<IQe ILi dee l(lrkpatrlck 10-0. IOS-Aogtn INI dtc Berrymen2.0.. 114--Asehlno IN I ll•d J-J S.S. 122-«ehudltl.) dee 1<11kktndllll A-2. 129-MCOontld (LI dee T. Allev S.t. I~. fltll•Y IN I lie<: Rumor 7..f. 1AO-&lthl ll.I pinned Smltll l :lO. 147-H. Mlulft9111 IN> pinned Rum- llleO:t2. tS6-Mor08" ILi dee: Grallem 6-1. t•7-f'uller Cl.I Cite ~ovencet-4. in-Tally (l.I dK Aslltn M . 193-UntOft ILi WIMI by lorMll. Hwt·~• ILi -n by torfell. Tryouts Set For Lacrosse Any lacrosse players interested in playing for the Orange County Lacrosse Club are asked tO tryout this morning at !O at the UC Irvine athletic field . Experienced or begin- ning players are welcome. Saturday prac- tices will run through January with California Lacrosse Association ac· · tlon being held from February through May. The Orange County Lacrosse Club will form a combined team with in· terested UCI students. If a turnout or UCl students is sufficient, a UCI team will be formed to play an exhibition schedule again.st other colleges. For further informa- tion contact coach Bob Davis at 994-0045. r Other major stakes to be contested over the Lakeside turf course in· elude the Century Han-T 0 R R E N C E dicap (April 25) and the Marina High's Bob Craft Sumet Handicap (July (181) and heavyweight 216). Art Bereer captured in· dividual crowns Satur· Lan10H~n> F arm's day night at t he El Hollywo od Juvenile Camino College touma· champ!onsblp hero Rest· ment of cham pions l~ Restless WIU make wrestlini lnvit atlonal. h1I 3·yeu~ld debttt to-Also Instrumental ln day itt Santa Anita in the Mvina'• fourth place $30,000·add e d San ftnlsb to champion West Mi,uelSlakes. Torrance were Mar k The 1ix-f\ltlon1 event Vick (17'7) and Dan ii es:pected to attract oft.. N eeb (193), who nabbed 1y mbon• iecood place honors. ....... , .. ., Clellf'M d Pl d f'taST ••ca -• t11rl0<\QS. Flllles lrld mart1, 4 veer otdJ •nd up. Oalrn- lng. Purw '6000. ~y8rffH 1041.,eresl 4.20 3.«> 3.20 Early ~ntment CMuno1)4,IO uo Red Aster (Loped 13.20 Tl .... -1.\CM/S Also ran -lkzant, l.ucky Pal, &rllllent T~. M1911le'1 J'9. Bold A~reu, Belle Qveen, Wllloleol, Scurrll-. Punnett SQwrt. Scratctlff -A111111111, HY Breen, Therese o .. s.orv11111. $ECOND RACE-6 furlongS. lYfff' old COits end !l•ldfftOS. Cl•lmlng. PUf'W $6SOO. 0.tti llOtf ~-) Quite A Sl'low (Piner, Jr) Tu~ C\,ootzl Tlme-l.11t/5. 16.60 7 .00 4.20 3.60 uo 100 Aho r en -°'. Fell x St arr, Nedall· Nits, Ted To Win, TarilynHS, IW, McHffty. Flop Alono. No scretches. DAILY DOUIL•, '""'"''I' lrMU .... ~"'It Off,"'" $U.10. TMIRD ltACE -One mile. l vear Old maiden llllltt bred In C.llfornle. O.lmlng. Puno $4500. Frlflkly Fast (Plncay Jr) Kenilworth USS ILalMertl uo 2,60 2.«J IMll• Gflua IGonzatul Tlme-t.391/S. J.60 l.00 2.10 Alto ren -Pro.,,..nce Court, ~,. Pride, M1911ln1S ~cl•I, Cln• B. Ml s- terlus. Joy Of Life, Shlnlno Amo10n. Sc:r•ched -Cindy Slier, Wltftd'('s Relit!, Second Oel>, Br loll I Prism. •OURTH RACIE -6 furlongs. Pllllff and mores, 4 yHr ot.u.,,., ~ MlldeM. PvrH StOOO. Across The Sky CT-I 13.00 6.40 HO Seventh Mint IGonulezl 4.«I 4.20 5"eltfly IP!ft<ay Jr) ).00 Tlme -t.m ts. Nso ren -Miu Elite, Summit P••· ty, MiullO Qown, JO't'Ct Ann, The T-·OHI, Gontty Allt1d, co ... r GIMM, Tull• Hiit, 1.,....,. Floutt. SCrotcllM-W.tw loMICIO•. Pt'"' RACa -1"' mllff on turl. • ,..,...-tnd "°'$torten hondlcep. f'Vhot SlioOOO. Hlllsldo distinct Wit$ -a..l'I. .. .._(Hawley) 5.20 uo 2.• (IMdtttlno WoorelH) '.AO s.• ... , * CLM\MrU s.oe ,.,,. -l.00)/J. Alto t el\ -Tllfllfty's Tip, Give 'M Baekethall Time, Rtfusel, Becenero, cut Bock, Felr end SQwrt, Recronalion, Mon G81eeu. Noscratchtt. 0.ndy Dene (Myles) 8.40 l.IO Blg~Ber tAdelrl UO Time -45.00. 5 4 7-0511 Also ren -Miu Pio Pio. Tiie Ml•. Sevennah Leri<, Olde Smoothie, A~lcen Genl. ' NoKrelche~ ti l!ltACTA, •·II "•11tll a..-J. U t'XACTA -4-WlltatleNllld 2• OllldestlM, ,.,. sm.oo. OeMv o-. ,.,. sz01 .... Nabers Cadillac LO DOWN PAYMEN1' 011 AC)Ql'OVed Credtl " NINTH RACE -350 yards. J YMr SIXTH RACll -4 furlongs. 3 yur okl lllllH. CJ•lmlng. P11no s9000. Julft"l Fltl9M (um~ I J0.10 tl.20 5.60 Fleslly Pus (Olivares) 1.• 5 oo Fresh Fruit IH••l•r I 3.00 Tlme-1.104/S. Also ren -Swotet As~r. °''"la Swm, e.110 Nvoel•, Hit The JackpOC. Dtll• Olamp19ft•· Nos<retcllts. SIVIHTM ••ell -• furton;s. .. \'Hr okll e4ld up. CJelmlng. Purw Stl,000. lallll<ed Reigh (Ht•lt'f) 4.40 3.00 2.60 Windy Wtllsoer (Yelder) 4.00 l.IO Mlrlldtf'o (Tor'OI J.60 Time -1.0ft/S, Al10 ren -Gu.rrlntedo, Stem Pl"surt, Good Report, l ittle Big lalld. PetnlftH OWn, R11lm1n. Scretch•d -Under Two FlegS. Piiot Peet • u IXACTA -7 ... 1an<M .. "" ...... Wlntty Wiii .. ,, (Mid t44.eo. l lOHTH RACI! -One mite. 4 year Gllh and up. Claullltd •11-lnCts. Purw s 11,000. AKtllc csnoemekerl 3.20 KhaltdRoyal (Menel Melhdloxye ILamoerU 2.60 2.40 4.00 l.00 uo Time -1.3Sl/S. Also '"' -House Of t.onh, Blnoo II, s.icitr Tobin. NoKr•tc ... s. NINTH RACI -1111•mlltt. 4.,.., okl\.,., yp. Cl•lmlng. P11n.t Ss.500. 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Others pacing coach Paul Peak's winners were Charles Johnson (18), David Barron (14), Doug Posey (12) and Randy Adams (12). s.. c:.tlff. CtMtt (90 ....... Posey 6 0 , 11 ~ I 2 4 IS A4ems 6 o S 12 W8t-IM 3 0 1 6 .. ,.,,,., • 6 • 14 Gtastier • • • n MlllAHd 2 2 2 6 Thomes i 1 2 " Totals 29 It> 15 94 Hlttume:SCC.""37, mc1cccJc1 Demo Sale! Our annual dearance of near~new demo's. Substantial savinas. 75 •&0S£L M9P1t .,.._ ~ I03fS521 75 290 Ottll Recl ll 170331 7~ Alld Metallie 1506£1.. ~ -1031013) '711 ~SIE~ aunrool. caoMflt .... re whMl5 (00712) ., s •!OSE. 9U<W'l)()I (036820) '7S •SOSL S"-81~ -U'tene <0175201 75 480SEL. IOb9CeO lltown. wn-"eels. sun rool. C&UflCle (OSM36> 75 450SE 8oi9e MOlllloc. -1!13M&4l 75 f50SE Blve Mlllalloc: C*IOft9 I03fl464l 75 450SE ..... 81 -· (033767) • 711 •50SE Milan""-' Meelllie. sun rod (()12581) 75 4&0SE E ..... l\80 -rod (0431S91 7S eSOSIE. •-'· ~e. llOnO Pl"9 G<Mf\. (0370IM) authorized dealer. Mlellkln VieJo lmPCH'• (714) 831·1740 JANUARY SA LE Savings from 50% to 70% or more. ,. ........ , .... ._,...... ...... ...... .......... ...., ................ .. ... 1111& ,. _............. 111 .. .. ............. ,, ............... ,_ .. Jllll!I!: ...... ~· J I r :d • •4 twLV PILOT For tht' tblrd week In a row Tuey Godfrey is at the head or the pack, but be shares top honors this week with Tom Alkins and the Bomb Squad, all or whom came up with 10 points. . A hair's breadth behind them is £d Schmerle--. 9t.~. while Max Fraley and Barbara Delgado are third place with nine correct answers. Len· tf' Roraan ky finished fourth with eight, while na Williams and Detm1s Jeffrey were pext at en. b Ottr "VIPs .. character actor w~an elusive gar last week, with only Barbar Chria Trela Dolly Samone identifying him as chard Wat- lf you know your comic strips -and your Tonight's TV Highlights I KTTV (D 8 :30 -Golden Globe Awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association hands out trophies in the mov· ie and tt'lcvision fields for the 33rd year with Steve Lawrence and Edyie Gorme hosting the ceremonies. KCOP (E) 9:30 p.m. The Staple Singers, Sparks and the Flying Burrito Brothers star in the Don Kirschner Rock Concert. '.'lRC U 9:00 '"The New Cen- turions." George C. Scott and Stacy Keac h head the cast of this police drama a:::. an old cop and a young rookie in this 1973 movie with Jane Alexander. Scott Wilson and Ros alind Cash. KTLA 0 10 :00 -''The Lost Weekend." Ray Milland's portrait of a chronic alcoholic earned him an Oscar in • this 1945 movie drama KCET @ 10 :~ -Bolero. Ravel's ~lassie composition is performed by ~ubin Mehta and the Los Angeles J>hilharmonic Orchestra. ... TV DAILY LOG Saturday Evening JANUARY 24 eMtdll I <a CD> rn m ,,. .....,, 111r Otnvu Optn hom Colorado Bowl. Mlultll: l111posslblt It ll~a A Thitf Mllwl Variety l'tltlf w • ..,.., Sllow . c.itflfllil JMlllll , Sii , ~-i..ta . Movlt: wM•ssai• It liarcia" I Ytb ff Acrbllurt f) ~CJ) CIS s,.rts SpecUc.lar "Tiie Cllilit111t of tilt Stm" I I== .. u.. "* I Iller Ylnielt1 (R) C......lllw :OI By T.T. Shake$peare -number eight could bring you two points this week. Happy trivializing. 1. WHAT IS PHYUJS Diller's pet name for her husband? 2. Name the TV comic who created the character of Maxie the Taxi. 3. As a youth, James Stewart saved his yoqnger brother from drowning in what movie? 4. Coca Cola and iodine were iQgredients for makeshift whiskey in what !amous play and movie? 5. RICHARD DENNING was Lucille Ball's "Favorite Husband"' on r adio, but what actor pl3yed the role for the first performance only? 6. In what New York suburb does TV's Maude live? 7 Penelope Syramore is a character from what Pulitler Prizewinning play ? TRIVIA STANDINGS 1. Tr•cy Godfrey 1101 ? Ed Scllmerler 1nt1 Bomb~uMI 110) 3 Tom Atkin) (IOI 4 Ma• Fraley <•> s. Barbtlra Oe lgado I' I i.. O.nnli Jeffrey 171 Lenn~ll• Rom•nosky 18) 7. TrllWI WllllltM\ (1) a. l(enmarlou (6> 9. Cllrl\ Trela Ii.'..,) 10 Nancy Prior UJ 2811> 2Sh 25~') 2S 23 n 21 21 10 " ll'h ISV. 11.•Jolln RuU.1113'1>1 l4 Oolly$a~(SI 14 Tom fo'elerabenct (61 14 12 Walltr O.nton (JI 12'1> 13 .. Bro""n's Travel (?) II 14. Computer O.la 121 10'h 15.•Jacob Br-n (2'hl 10 1'.•Sheron O.vles (21 8 17 Ray Pelerwn Ill 6 •no entry received, helf of last scoreawarci.Q 8 The rat in the Mutt and Jeff comic strip was n3m<'d for what Shakespearean heroine? 9. ~A'.\tE THE KITCHEN product that had as its slogan. "Eventually. why not now ?" 10. Ralph Bellamy and William Shatner were the stM~ of a two-part TV movie which led to a top sene::-fort wo other a~tors. Name the series. J,ast Wttk•s Answers l Richard Wattis ("The VIPs") 2 Rrykreem <ad slogan) 3 Abby Spenrer (Judge Parker> ~ Paul Anka <Carson romposer) 5 Castle Keep" (One-eyed Lancaster) 6. Don Jose <Chaplin in "Carmen ... Ford in 'The Loves of Carmen"> 7. Th<' Kirby Stone Four ("Baubles. Bangles :mct Rends .. l 8. Sing It Again (radio quiz show) 9. Toreadorablea or Hollywood Jnondes ("'Gypsy" rhorus Bf'!NP) . 10 "You Are Tb"ete" (events that alter, etc.) "CRITICS FEEL THAT they have to criticize; that's .-oss where the name comes from," s he philosophizes. · 'l'U admit if 1 had been the producer-director of 'Mahogany,' I rnight have made different choices. But the whole experience was a good ooe. and I have no regrets.·• That seems to be the way with Diana. She has none or the uptigbtness that some super..atars dis· play. During an interview at her showcase home in Beverly HiHs, she .seemed at ease with her life and career. Her only concern was one that other women might envy: she felt she was losing too much weight after the birth of her child. She had dropped from 132to122 pounds when her third daughter, Chudney Lane, was born three weeks before and now weighed 112. She is married to executlve Robert Silberstein. Miss Ross was aware or the bad reviews -''It's strange how performers can remember one bad re· view instead of 20 good. ones they have received." She finds the bad ones beneficial to an understand· ing of her performances, even if she doesn't agree with them. FOR INSTANCE, SOME critics attacked .. · MONDAY· TALENT NIGHT AT THE ALLEY 9 PM.CLOSING , lntertainen Sign Up at I p.m. AU AMATEURS WR.COME TO ftY OUT .. ....,. .... Maid I Wiiie ............ .,w .... , ...... Everyone Invited To SEte This Great Array of Talent AC&OSS flOM MIWPOllT Pia 671-1714 ' "'Mahogany" as sexist, because the heroine gives~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:; up her successful career to help her man's political 11 rampaign. "They have their viewpoint ; I have mine," Miss Ross, 31 , replied. "I'm not saying that all women should become housewives; 1 think that each woman should do what makes her happy. In the case of Ma)\o~any, she chose the life that seemed suited tor Mr. "Maybe she wasn't right. Perhaps in a c01Jple of years we would find her bored and fat aod ~tllhing a baby carriage. But She did what sh'e fell was right fbr h~r a~ th~tlme." - 'GIVE GYO URS E LGf' ON 1 a I f> u li1u1 J (.ti rt !I Send your.answers to TRIVIA, c!o th.f Daily Pilot, Bor 1m. Costa Mesa 92626. All entries mU&t be r eceived 'by Wednesday, otherwise half the player's last score will lwtiiiiiW.iifiiiiiiiiiir:;.:::;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;1 be awarded lig MlcWcJht Show Tonight ••• "THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH" -- 11PINKFLOYD 11 AUSUJtSUI --. IOX OFFICE OPENS 1 l!JO P .M. AT IOTH THEA TEIS ~· .. ~~~Gu~@@® IN00toeADMITT1!0~~~ I L_ fTHA8"!.,'0~--~T ... -~I " PhtJ: •DEATH RACE 2000' Technlcolor& !Ji! SURF THEATRE Coett Hwy .t Sitt St ........ IHc:ll 5J6-tlH "LUCKY LADr CPG) 'THE OWL & THE PU YCA'r •J DAYS Of' TMI COM»Or llJ "CHtKA TOWM'" ... ~ ... IT. cun LAD.,.. -V AMJSHI ... POIMr •aot41 IM'° SICOM)S• CNI .. "HUsnr "TMI &AMILW llJ "WILD PAaTY"' J -...CAIMATIOM OF PITa ...ouo· 111 11.\ CITY C ENTRE C INEMA~ ... S.A. Ff!IWY CMANCHHTI .. UU 0 .0 . PRWV (CITY DR. UCJ ''WILD PARTY" (Jt) "REINCARNATION OF PETER P~ouo·: <R> Call 442-567,. Put a tew word• to ~ork for you. In the i!JISjQIMI lUU11$ttl 11 '.145'1111 1111 r1t1111' ....ac..scon .,..... .. "', eA&YP..lM:~, ~T ,.,.._.,,..._, ,...... . SIT. & ft ..:W.C ...... IM-S MAnta SAT. & SUM. 1:00 P.M. OM~OMLT "SON OF LASSIE" ft.US CARTOONS 515 S11llo11t1 SU,l352 m1 """" .IACI tM:MO&.SOM iJlt£ FLEW OYEI THE CDOO'S NEST" (I) ,,,.. ,,., ,,...,,, S.l!l .. , .... ,t:ll . • I ttl S. llJ1•t1• All*-flSliOI r111 ru11•' "Mt WAY OUT" (I) IAUY .. IAYl'fJM-l1IM.....,. '100STEI COCIURN" .... ,,,. .. ,t:J. ... ,~_.:4 .. lt::Jt CINEMALAND "SlORJ Of O" 00 ........ ...... u UTlll*-l:l .. >111 ·~ .. M:) .... ~ ··------------. ----, I .. * * * * JACK NICHOLSON'S ' I PERFECT TRIUMPH!" . . .. . · .: : GIVE A /J1i1ri-1l/f ,'i'o 1 lt(I i I TO YOUR LOVER fr o m 12.95 640 -8771 UVINO PHOTOGRAPHY By ~te\l~ ~A lllfllAOA WALK·IN IAftOAIN "'ICE 11.SO lllC*OAY llw111ATUllDAY(b~ Hotider•I tUO·S:OO M_.. - J' .. '::.', l '°'~"'•••oa••• 1 _ ...... _ ........... 1123 _, .... ..._ ... , ... , .... 'Tl Li ... , .... , ___ , __ _ ......... otMIOfOIMeoat .. ..... _.,, ...... .. ttl19.--' fMlT llll9IMI UL Fl IOllT. lllO .... , UN & NMS Of omzLY ... .::---. ... UPI Tel .. llOtO JESSICA LANGE WITH REVIVED 'KONG' Holly'wood Going Ape Again With Remake 1AH4114i..An SI.II~ ............. ..._. ..... _ SPICIAL llDS SHOW "SON Of LASSIE" Miss Clark To ~lay ·Earhart LOS ANGELES (AP) -What happened to Amelia Earhart? An NBC special movie for r:iext season will trace u~·~:;.~,. the'history of the famed '1MCARNATION OF f Ii e r a n d p e r haps PETEI PROUD" speculate on her disap- s.r.--1:>1 pearance in the P acific ~-'-"""-_,,_.,_ ... _ .. _ .. _.,_,. _ __, l 37 years ago. ALAIN DELOM Universal Studios will "t.1• W'Y OUT" (R) iw ,. produce "Amelia SAT.-6:00..t:lO Earhart." a three-hour SUM.--1:45 f i 1 m st arr i n g Sus an "DfATH WISH" (R) Clark. who was praised SAT.-7:50 for her portrayal of SUM.--6:00.f:lO Mildred "Ra be" Did· '1Ht BUCK BIRD" (PG) 4:05-7:50 "TAKE THE MONEY & RUN" ~I M :OO-f: 11 j F OUNTAIN VALLEY C"INkMA1•U eaoo11Ht..m"A1t~ll IW·l'XIO "Nit WAY OUT" (R) SAT.--6:l5-t :45 SUM.--4:45-1:00 "DrATH WISH" 4:5M:OO SUH.--6:l5-f:40 "WllD PARTY" (R) 1-1:11.t:ll SllM.-Ut-7:>t '1ttNCARNAT1oN OF PETER PROUD" J:4 .. 7:U IUM.-4>tt-t:4t-t:Jt drickson in this season's CBS movie, .. Ba be " 9•71-6260 ... ttl"'I nos East cu11 Hwy -........:::..i, COltOOIA DU .. MAit ~LHAUCll rAR....U JONIS CONE IN60 SECONDS Gets It ALL together Fridays In the DAILY PILOT Saturdlly, January 24, 1976 * DAILY PILOT B:i ., ·'~Lo~~RNO~t, D~~~ .. ~~~~~ h•~•~?,~!:.~!~~15 HOLLYWOOD (UPI> _"King' Kong" will be bee~.m~d all around. . ?" million. J remade i~ Hollywood by an Italian producer, an .. Will ther~ be.nud~ty ands~~· another asked. ~cation rilmm~ will be done on Hawa11 's &glish director, an American cast and, or course, Yes. No, said Di Laurentus. Kauai and, to b{' sure. Manhattan alovelorngorillaofdubiousnationalorigins. "LOTS OF BLOODspillmglike'Jaws'?" Guillerm1n and 01 Laurenti1i. called 1t a day To announce this cataclysmic event Para-"Some blood... when one qut:'sllont-r wanted tu know 1f Kong would mount PiC'~ures ca~led a news conference . to in· "Will you use stop-action?" be kno~kmg B747s out of the air instead of old World traduce the mternahonal team which will revive the "We use everything. Everything!., War I fighter planes 1933 classic. An American newsman asked if rumors were Perhaps they Wt:'rt' afraid of giving away the Dino DI Laurentiis, the Italian producer who true that Fay Wray would play a small role in the ending. abandoned Rome in favor of Hollywood, made the film. j;=:==;;:;;,;;~~;=;;::==::z:=:;:;:=;:;;=;=:=:fl welcoming speech which was unintelligible to "Not true," Di L'aurentiis said .... We never newsmen both domestic and foreign. talked to her.·· A FORCEFUL l\IAN OF small stature, Di Laurentiis made at least one th1fli clear when he said, ''The more I work in the United States the worse my English beeomes." Eventually it was made clear that Di I.aurentils has been working on the new Kong pie· ture fC'r a year and that it is the biggest project of his life, costing some Sl7 million. The star of the production will be a 45-foot·high etectronic and mechanical gorilla. naturally. But the real point or the conference was to introduce blonde Jessica Lange who \\;11 play the old Fay Wray role, the girl with whom Kong falls in love. Je~sica is a New York fashion model, a native or Minneapolis who has never made a movie before. BY WA Y OF INTRODUCTION, a screen was pulled aside on Par amount's stage 30 to reveal Miss Lange cradled in an enormous detached palm representing Kong's unmanicured paw. She looked good. Di Laurentiis then presented costars Jeff Bridges and Charles Grodin who took a bow along with London-born John Guillermin, the director responsible for 'The Towering Inferno." Then Di Laurentiis erred by throwing the session open to questions from the news m edia. the majority or whom represented the foreign press. One thing the flower of Hollywood 's foreign press corps likes beller than buffet lunches and free. flowing champagne is pitting their wits against that of luminaries, be they actors, directors or pro· ducers. THE R E WAS A RUSH for microphones. The questions were asked in s uch strange accents as to hE' as indec1pher able as Di Laurentiis · replies - leaving American newsmen ~wildered. '"What about Universal's Kong? .. one asked. "I don 'l worry about Universal," said Di Laurenti is Universal pictures also has a "King Kong" pro· ~=~,., DIANA ROSS A man with a weird accent asked a question nobody understood at all. But Di Laurenliis answered with aplomb in what might have been F..speranto. The questioner sat down apparently satisfied. "ARE YOU GOING APE with 'King Kong'?" he wa:, asked. "I don't understand that question!" Guillermin took over. He told the assembly Kong would climb both of New York's towering trade center buildings instead of the Empire State Building. "This is a modern story," said Guillermin. "Kong was contemporary in 1933 and we are bring- ing him up to date now. There is an entirely new de· velopment of the story. There is no similarity to the original. We will have a PG rating. "It's a straight romantic adventure drama for the entire family." I'.'/ ADDITION TO THE '15-foot electronic Kong, there will be additional parts of the beast made for 'Jaws' New Chmnp In Filni Cash LOS ANGELES CAP) -It's official. "Jaws" has swallowed up the all-time record for film theater rentals, sendmg "The Godfather" to second place. Universal Pictures reports that the s hark thriller has passed the SI32 million mark in rentals worldwide The previous record holder was Para. mount's "The GodfathPr." lmLM• 8111 CDDIB~.mlc-111 CalnB c'n111p,1r ~umm-r ~"----·-·1111 man Me would BB ~ng WG-:r. a. 1111 *i<ilil rm,_. cma.-.. hlll lill "AN EXHILARATING ADVENTUR E; FAN T·ASY-A WHOPPER" "A Pauline Kael, The New Yorker VAST-SCALE MONEY'S WORTH OF A MOVIE" O\ar les Champlin, L.A. 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CAITHUI 540.7444 ~-DAILY ftll.OT Saturday, January 24. 1976 • Ben Vereen Plays Satchmo Sunday By JAY SllARBUTI' NEW VORK <AP) -Ben Vereen. one or the most girted performers to <'Orne down the pike in recent years, is portraying one of the greats or jazz Sunday at 9:30 in an ABC movie called "Louis Armstrong Chicago Style.·· tried to muscle in on tus career and hire him for one of his clubs; the mob got rough when Pops said no. maudlin. Which is a shame, consider· ing the subject. The proceedings commence in a small, scroungy night club on the out· skirts of Los An1eles, where the young trumpeter is working while his manager Red Buttons plots ways of getting him to the big time. amazing musician soon bas the joint packed ea.ch night. Then comes a mob boss who un1uccesslully tries to hire Armstronc, at a much higher salary. Mac Davis gets another chance at a TV series. s t.atting late thts season on NBC. The film set in 1931 in Chicago. drMeatizes an incident early in Arot~ron · ' ·g·$ l i re TV REVIEW wh ·e n a mob boss · The OO·minute show has an ex· cellent music sound track and Vereen d()(>S a marvelous job of departing Armstrong, catching not onl y his uni· que vocal style but also his fabled good nature and warmth. UNFORTUNATELY, Vereen and the rest of the cast are saddled with a script by James Lee that seem s oddly limp, lacks focus and ut time is A job the manager promised d~n·t materialize. Times are lean until an old friend effectively portrayed by Lee De Browe. a white man. offers Armstrong a chance. It's about here that the show starts losing steam, veering from scenes of music, romance, and mob machina· tions without much cohesion. None of it is very believable and parts of it are just boring. I hate to see this happen. The producers had a chance to do justice to the memory of one of America's finest jazzmen and WORD OF MOUTH about this somehow blew it. u~t T•i. ..... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.:.:...;...:..:.:.:;;;....:.....:__~..:-~~~~~~--:- -----------· S1111doy Horoscope r.; -i !), ~ ;,.... ....... ' I ( THE WORD IS OUT ALL ... OVER THE COUNTRY THIS IS THE MOVIE TO SEE! a. 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Be diploma tic. especially with family members. Accent on listening and learning GE~ll~I <May 21.June 20): Define terms Leavt• no loo::.e ends. See as is, not throu~h proverbial rose·colored glasses. Accent on health, basic is·~ sues. review of e mployment picture. f'A~f'F.R <June 21 .July 22>: Organize data -be confident of material by becoming more familiar with it. Message s hould become in· creasing!) dear Take conservative course um !July 23·Aug 22 > Conclude transact ion. arrive at decision. pro· tect security by buildin(! on !'Olid base. You are paid menaingful compliment because o f determination and courage. VIRGO (AUf!. 23·Sept. 22): You get action in areas that had been 1liE •ONE SONG IS 'llOM TIU! IONE LOVE ITOllV: DIANA AOH SINGS IT. LIYIS IT IN .. MAHOGANY"" A&; ... ·~~ [)cJ)a Ross ~ moribund. Direct communication, creative endeavors are emphasized. Short trip or visit may be featured. IJBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Accent on personal possessions, ability to get most from a ssets. One who was helpful in pas t could make reap· pearance. Trust· hunch. Heed inner voice. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Happi· ness replaces gloom; you see light at end of tunnel. Means you receive glow of satisfaction, affection. Cycle is high. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): P ace is slow -but you gain some valuable insights. Be aware of fme print, subtle signals. Visit one con· fined to h ome. hospital. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·J an. 19): Ac · cent on fulfillment of wishes, cement· ing of friendship. Romantic interests are in focus. You find much to be grateful for. AQUARIUS CJ an. 20·Feb. 18 ): Spotlight on achievement. community activity, special recognition for ef. forts. You'll find that family rela· tionships become more harmonious. PISCES (Fe b. 19·March 20 ): Ypu have right to ask questions and to ex· pect respo nses. 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SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES FOR THIS GREAT FAMILY PROGRAM -GENERAL ADMISSION $2.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12 $1 .00 The Life and nmes of ~ GRIZZLY ADAMS Color by Deluxe'"J , The True story of a man exiled in the wilderness and how he learns to survive I MON.·FRI. DOORS OPEN 6:30. GRIZll Y: 7:00-10:35 ROOSTER: 8:40 SAT.-SUN. DOORS OPEN 1:1 5 ROOSTER: 1 :30-5:05-8:40 GAim Y: 3:25-7:00.10:35 by Wm. F. lrown and Mel Caison ~Et€ ~ 'nlAr Go<JD- LOOICIN5 800.MtR A~C> HI? ~AN ... TUMBLEWEEDS FUNKY WINKERBEAN . IM OTHER NEW& ... FIGMENTS . NANCY I ' I WANT MY DOG TO HAVE A CHECKUP THE F.8.I . REL..EASEO Fl<;URE.5 SHOWING THAT .CRIMINAl ACTIVIW IN- CREA5£D THIRW -ll4RE.E PER C.EITT DURING 114E SIXTIES! SCl\1~1 •,{l(\~I !JCKl.,&I I PEANUTS by Tom Batiuk • by Dale Hale by &nie Bushmiller UDAT'S CIDSSIDBD PUZZLE ~g;c---;:-i;J .. , W€ WON'T ~W( KNOW ~! IF '(OU'~E WELL.HOWEVER, ;; M IL WE SEE '{OU Flt< ... 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SMOCK GORDO l·U MOON MULLINS UllVfIA ~IOUILA CO CAS Cln.I~ I fll 111-.'S f KULL IN \~If 1Nti IS Tl-IAI YOU MLl-q ~IAVf A 6EG1Nt.llNG. A MIDOL.f, !\ND AN END! t ! i' .. . ' : ~ . ~ ,; -: ... " • ANIMAL CRACKERS " ..... Cllit.6 .. ,,..,.,.,. ...... .,...,.. --- ·~ 1-2~ by Charles M. Schub .--~~~~~~---. Of COVR~E. ONE DOESN'T Rf COVER FROM THE VArOR5 0VERN16HT .. by Harold Le Doux LET'S CALL MR_ DOCK'S AN DOCKIN50 N! I A6ENT ... NOT JUST KNOW HE'S A MIRACLE GOT 50METHING MAN, NEW ALt LINED OLIVER! UP FOR YOU ! by Mell by George Lemont by Rodger Bollen.: • 6 "Ju~I thought I'd c~ca~ from all this beauttful \Unshinc for a few minutes and drop you a line .. " DENNIS THE MENACE • I ... AHO A.EASE MING PRJCES roNN SOS E'jE(l:1flX!f Will ro> 'ff.U.IN'. ' I \ • I I OAILYPILOT S1turd!y Janu1ry 2', 1t79 NEW YORK TOCK EXCHANGE We k' and Year' ,. Ntw '\'Otk ~ 0(, IS 1' .. ~ l• .... . "' IO-. ... , ... ' H IO 1'f1' o. I If • ~ m n ~1 sn m.i o n en • ))11'1 ~ HI l'M It • 62 • \ 1 '" 10 IO 11:)4 m HI 11H 's an \ , . " • • \ . ' .. \ .JO DAILY PILOT Saturday, January 24. 197& ·Shrine Hosts . ~ ··Potentate Gaf.melit C'leaning LabelS ProposeiJ, WASHINGTON (UPI) The agency aafd some Uons where possible -In addition, the com- -The Federal Trade labels wbi~h now tell" explaining how lo wash mission proposed that Commission, responding their owners to dry clean the item, for instance, if such instructive labeling to consumer complaints· the item would have to it can be both washed be required for the first has proposed that wear-give alternate care op-. and dry cleaned. time on drapes, curtains, slip co.vers and other household f urnishing1. as well as on l~ather 11nd ' Members of the Orange County El Bandito Shrine Club will host Al Malaika Shrine Temple Potentate Keoneth H. Boucher Wednesday at the South Coast Plaza Hotel. ing apparel m anuf ac---==~::-==-...:..· ~r---::::;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. ~~ turers be required to I give clearer instructions IUY-LIEASE suede garments. The visitation will mark 'the formal introduc- 1 • tion or the club's new officers. They are: Caryle Iknnis, Laguna Beach, president; Robert Zoellner, Tustin, first vice president; George Lippencott, Jr., Huntington Beach, second vice president; Frank Wade, Santa Ana, third vice president; Walter Schmid, Tustin, treasurer, and Victor Wise. Balboa Island, secretary. certain garment labels. on cleaning and fare in @JD The commission said it received more than 9,000 comments on the care label rule in two years, and 54 percent com - plained about the use of extraordinarily cautious * ~ * * ~ ON DlSPL.AY * ~ * Dodge ASPEN & Plymouth VOLARE I ~ I I ~ I '· Herb Friedland er ic * PRIZES!! 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A pubU~ h aring bas been set entraoc~to ~alboa Island. . 0011$lderaliol1 or a ro'ect ro- on a proposed amendment to the ll the amendment is approved posed by the lrvine ~J ~ d N!_~poct r1t1Beach .1eneraJ plan that by th.e planning commission developer Phil Ringle pany " w""" a ow <!mce buildings at a foUowma tbe Feb. 12 public hear-· site on Bayside Drive near the ing, it would pave the way for TH£ I.ZS-ACRE site is located · nt the southeast corner ot Bayside Drive and Marine Avenue. the entrance to Balboa Patient Sues Hosp ital If eglect Cl~imed YOU~GSTOWN, O~io. CUPI > -A $1 million damage suit w~s filed in U.S. District Court by Lottie Leonhart, 26, who said all her fingernails and two toenails were pulled out by another PJllient while she was confined lo the Apple Creek State Institute last November. The suit named Gov. James A. Rhodes· Timothy Moritz, director of the state Department or Me~tal Health and Mental Retardation ; and John Delaney superintendent or the institute. , The suit charged the institute was overcrowded and.its staff was in~ompetent. Noting two recent murders and several assaults and rapes al the facility, Miss Leonhart charged in the suit Rhodes was aware of the conditions at Apple Creek but did nothing about them . ' Joyce Hagadone, the nurse in charge of Miss Leonhart's w~rd on the day the incident took place, has been charged with dereliction or duty in connection with the incident. . City-wide Poll (:ensus Takers Aid Laguna's Finances Census takers are hitting the streets in Laguna Beach polling resi- dents for information to give the city increased stale funds, and aid in the city's land use planning. . ' The census will continue through the end orthe month. CHRIS KREYMANN, cit y coordinator for the census, said this week that some of the census takers were met with some suspi· cion and skepticism during their early rounds. All the census takers will be wearing identification badges. Lower-priced Sclwol Lunch Change s Told New legislation has increased the family incom e eligibility criteria for pupils in the Sad- dleback ValJey Unified School District to receive reduced price lunches, according to Ruth Ann Bennett, director of the district's food services. Under the program, eligible children pay 20 cents for lunch in- stead of the regular 55-cent tab. Families at the following size and monthly gross income levels a re eligible to apply: one, $270-$419 ; two, $354-$551 ; three, $439-$683 ; four, $523-$814; five, $600-$934; six, $677-$1055; seven, $747-$1164 , and eight. $817-$1272. For lar ger families, $98 should be added for each additional family member. The new legislation also pro- vides that une mployment makes a family eligible to apply, if the income f a ll s within the guidelines, Mrs. Bennett said. Appli.calion forms will be available al all schools next week , she said. Families who have already qualified for the re- duced prices need not reapply. Officer Joins Tucson Panel Huntington Beach Police Lt. Bob Morrison left for the Helicopter Association of America annual conference in Tucson, Ariz., where he will be a panelist discussing the role of helicopters in law enforcement. He is in charge of the coastal city's aerial surveillance pro- gram, one of the largest operated strictly by a relatively small suburban city, with five helicop- ters and one fixed-wing aircraft. Information gathered through the census will be confidential and the data when completed will not be traceable to individuals, Kreymann said. Census takers will be asking questions about numbe rs of p ersons in households, ages. sexes. where the people shop. how long they have lived in Laguna Beac h, what their cost for housing is, annual income, and ethnic origin, among others . THE INFORMATIOS will be used to determine how much money the city will receive from the state in tax categories where the retqrn ts based on population. The greate r the officia l population, the more funds the city will receive in state gas tax, motor vehicle tax, and cigaret taxes. The figures will also aid in determining housing needs and w ill help g ive the city informatio n needed for long range planning. Kreymann said. In event the census taker calls and no one is at home, a card will be left requesting the resident to call the state census office where a census taker will collect ~e information by telephone. u .. t • Trfhute Laurence OUvier wilr host, perform and help supe rvise a series of major dramas by 20th Century American playwrights to be broadcast by NBC Television in 1976· 77 season. For Foreign·h•r• Island. · _Currently, the land is zoned for .. recreational and marine com- mercial" uses. If the general plan is amended as proposed, the tile could also be used for "ad- ministrative, professional and financial commercial" uses, which would allow omce build- ings. Last year, the city's Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com- mission cons idered the site for use as a park. It decided, however, that it would not make a good "active p ark" because of its location. It is also contended that the value of $14.55 per square fool made it too-expensive for a "view park." HOWEVER, RESIDENTS who .live near the site met earlier this week with Irvine Company and city officials and indicated they still would like to see a patk there. . · Irvine Company planning ad· ministrator Dave Neish told them, however . that the Irvine Company is planning office uses if the amendme nt is approved. Neish told planning com-missio~ers Thursday that if tbe amendment is approved, the Irvine Company and Ringle will attempt to develop the site with a two-story office building, towered p a rk ing a r ea and a 10,000 square foot area of public open space at the portion of the site closest to the water. AT THURSDAY'S meeting, commissioners also set Feb. 12 as the public hearing date for two other proposed amendments, in· eluding : -An amendment to the land use element of the general plan that would change a portion of the Newport Place Planned Com· munity from industrial to "retail and service commercial" uses. This is the Emkay development near Orange County Airport. -An amendment to the land use element to change part of the Koll Center Planned Community, also near the airport, from in- dustrial uses to a mixture of "ad- ministrative, professional and financial commercial" and "re- tail and service commercial." Fund Drive Kickoff Set By Boys Club The Boys Club of the South Coast area will kick off a $50,000 gymnasium construction fund drive at a breakfast meeting Wednesday at the El Adobe, San Juan Capistrano. '{he gymnasium will cost about ~.ooo. with a majority of the cost defrayed by grants, special gifts and contributed construc- tion services and materials, ac- cording to William H. Walker, campaign chairman. Walker said about $10,000 in pledges already bas been re- ceived toward the $50,000 goal. Seating at the kickoff breakfast is limited to 200. Reservation in- formation is available by calling 492·0376. New Clwral Group Forms John De Haas, former director of International Choraliers and the Melodyland Youth Choir , will begin a new vocal group through the Saddleback Valley Unified School District's Adult Educa- tion program.this spring. The mixed community choir will meet Tuesdays, beginning J an. 27, from 7 to 9:45 p.m. in the choral room at Los Alisos Jn. termediate School. Further information may be obtained by contacting the Adult Educ¥ion Office at837-6270. English COurses Sc~tJuled Severa·l classes wUI be offered, beginning next week, by the Adult Education Department of the Saddleback Valley Unified Schoql District for people who have moved f nto the area from other countries. Enrollment in .English as a Second Lan•uaee classes wm be taken duriDJ? the ftrst meeting Tuesday. Classe"S wtll meet Tue.days and Thundays from 7 to 10 p.m . in Room B·S at Loi Alli~'lotermedlate SchoOI. Theo clusea emphull the denlopmenL of lour language ' ,. skills, listening, speaking, read· ing ond writing, as well as cultural development. In!trUC· tlon wlll be provldtd for people at ·Bilingual S uit 1.0S ANGELES. (AP) -Coun- ty &upervlson hav voted 3-2 to sue the federal government for $1 million fore ch election In which' fedtt.ral law require& voUng materials ln Spanl~h as well as English. the beginning, intermediate and advance levels. Stmtlar classes designed especially for the Vietnamese will be ofCered during the same time on Mondays and Wed -nesdays at Los Alisos. Anothet"" das~. Msilned • preparation !or Uruted States citJunship, will mut Mondays at 7 p.m . ln Room 509 at El Toro HJJb chool. Further illformation may be oblalnod by calling the Adult EdU4l•UOn Ofllce at837-G70. DAILY PILOT Cf BB F e u d Proh i~g Goes O n ti I LEE AND ROBERTA SMITH ABOARD 'PANACEA' Two-y ear Cruise Began From Bahia Corinthian Club A.nchorS Away NB Pair To Live 'Dream' By ALMON LOCKABEY Of Ule O.lly Piiot Si.ti Five years of planning was climaxed Friday when Lee and Roberta Smith of Newport Beach embarked on a two-year cruise aboard their J s l a nder-34 Panacea. The couple departed Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club at 6 a .m. and headed south under threaten- ing skies. Their first stop will be San Diego where they will pick up Jim and Dorothy Beasley, also of BCYC, who will accompany them as far as the Panama Canal. Another BCYC member, rear commodore Jim Emmi will join the Panacea· at ManzanilJo for the trip south. Emmi is sailing his own yacht Pele in the San Diego to Manzanillo race which starts Jan. 31. staff commodore Rod Chappelle. After cove hopping through the Caribbean the Smiths will go to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and then lo Washington where they plan to visit friends and business as- sociates. When the hurricane season is over plans call for the Smiths and Panacea to return to the Carib· bean for extensive cruising of the windward and leeward islands. Smith is a former accountant with Haskins and Sell. They have owned the boat seven years dur- ing which they ha \'e prepared for their "dream voyage" by cruis· ing the Delta region and Baja California. "We'll have a lot of Newport .Beach company aboard during the cruise, which will last for two years -or whatever time it takes," said Smith. By ARTHUR R. \'INSt:L Of UM Dally Pilot SUll. A continuing invcsti~alion rnlu the slaymg of young mushroom farming empire heir N1chola:> John DiStefano by Huntington Beach police 17 days ago will not conclude for at least another week. Deputy District Attornt•y John Conl ey said Friday a probe mto the death of D1Stefano, 23, 1s not even near completion "That is always perilous,' Conley remarked when asked 1f he could offer a guess on whl·fl findings might be revealeo Huntington Beach poltl·l· .,.. ho arrested the victim's brother Arthur R. DiStefano, 35, 011 murder and attempted murder charges, later reduced to t\\o counts of assault with a dl•adh weapon. conducted their own ui- ,lernal investigation. They have apparently con eluded it but s ay any further dl'· tails of the Jan. 7 episode must come from the district attorney'!i office. Criminal lawyer Sal Eppolito. a Buena Park attorney who hl\)i replaced family friend and long .. time lawyer for DiStefano busl· ness interests William Walker, suggests new developments may be forthcoming. He said Tuesday al Arthur D1Stefano's then·postponed pre- hminarv hearing in Santa Ana Judicial District Court he has learned the Orange County Grand Jury is very likely to r e- ' iew the t" o separate case sla) · mg studies. Eppolito did not say if he felt any charges might be issued as a result . against either Arthur D1Stefano or the two policemen involved in Nicholas· fatal shoot· ing the night of J an. 7. Patrol Sgt. Phil Oliver and Of· ficer Lee Camp opened fire with shotguns as Nicholas fled the family farmhouse at Ocean View Mushroom Growers, Inc., 18190 Golden Wes t St., where he and his bride of four months, Cindy~ hved. Investigators were told he was trying to escape the rage of hi portly older brother, Arthur, who s howed up and allegedly began to riddle walls a nd a ceiling with pistol fire. Murder and attempted murder ch arges later reduced.by the Dis - trict Attorney to assault with a deadly weapon, were filed against Arthur because, under Jaw. police allege he is responsi- ble for Nicholas' death. After passing through the Panama Canal. the Smiths will call at Cartagen a, Colombia where J ack and Charlene Smith will join the cruise. $201 Translation ... From Cart agena the Smiths will proceed to Haiti where they will visit Lee Chappelle, wife of Parents Eye School Goals At Meetings The first in a series of meetings for parents of students in the Laguna Beach Unified School District to determine school goals will be held from 9 a.m . lo noon today at Laguna Beach High School. The meeting is designed to gauge parents' opinions about the strengths and weaknesses of school program s, and to seek opi- nions on how improvements can be made. BB Candidate To Fight Ruling By KATHY CLANCY OftM D•llY ~llOI Si.ff A Huntington Beach housewife and school trustee hopes to go to t h e "Sup reme Co ur t if necessary" to avoid paying $201 for a Spanish translation of her candidate qualifications in the recent Huntington Beach unifica- tion election. Norma Vander Molen. a Hunt- ington Beach City <elementary) School District Trustee, said she paid $176.60 for the English por- tion of her statement of qualifica- tions. But she did not pay the extra· $201.60, contending a law requir- ing the Spanish translation is "unfair and discriminatory ... . D•lfy Piiot St.ti ~-- BALK$ AT FEE . Candidate Vander Molen J 1 - Similar goal discussions will be held Jan. 31 at El Morro Elemen- tary School and Top of the World Elementary School, Feb. 7 at Thurston Intermediate School and Feb. 28 at Aliso Elementary School. The meetings are all from 9 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Vander Molen said she has been summoned to appear in Small Claims Court Feb. 4. If she is found guilty and ordered lo pay, a nd if she enlists some financial support, she said she will fight her battle all the way to other expenses in the appeal pr~ .cess. · Tennis Center . . Event D elayed Dedication cer emonies for Fountain Valley's new "tennis center" in Mile Square Park have been delayed one week. City officials said the dedica· tion ceremony set for Sunday has now tentatively been moved to Feb. 1, and the omcial opening t.olhepublic will be Feb. 2.· Hours will be 1a.m.to10 p.m. dally. City officials blamed the opea~ tn1 d~lay on tonstruction pro· blems. the U.S. Supreme Court. She said the Federal Voting Rights Act, which required the translation, "labels minorities as illiterate. wh ich is a real slap in the face to them . "I! a person can qualify for citizenship, certainly he should not be labeled illiterate when it comes to voting," Mrs. Vander Molen continued. In addition, she said, the cost of t h e trans lation more than doubles the cost of sending out a She said s he has only $9.75 le in her unification election fund.• Mrs. Vander Molen lost the elc · tion to Trustee Brian Garlan · but since unification fai led, t election was invalid. Coach. Slain ; second Held .. statementofqualifications. TULSA, Okla. (UPI) ••This will discourage many Deputies sear ching for two mis qualified people from seeking ing high school teachers Frid publie office," s he contended. . found' one of them stabbed to~ Mrs. Vander Molen also said ath in the trunk of a car and tQ the Huntington Beach elemen-other in shock in an abandon tary d istrict does. not have farmhouse. Officials said t "anywhere near a five percent. second teacher would be char l anguage minority, therefore I do with murde r. Car Sales Rise not feel responsible for providing Lt. Bob Ra ndolph ot the Tu DETROIT (AP) _ Domestic sample literature for a non-County sheriff's department sa eid.stentgroup." . . he planned to fil e serond-degr car ~'1les In mid-January, Mrs. Vander Molen siud she is murder charges against Pa without the .help of cash iru:en·-11AA--fi t Or.ant•~nty..r~nt R~•tM Jr , an as9istent~ tlv • Jum~ 31 percent above tochallengethe newlaw.Shesaid Sapulpa High School, in conn the rcbate·stlmUJated levels of a her bU3band, Mtlton,. n •tt.orncy, Uon w ith the death of Corm year ago, 1he nation's tar com-may defend her ii she needs to ap-coach J erry 8 Uey. panies reported Friday. The U.S. ~al the small clairrus court de· BaUcy, 33, and Reagor, 32, h companies sold tn,890 cars dur-c1ston. been mlssinti since Thursd ine the Jan. 11·20 period, up from But she 1 id she will eek finan. morning when they left Sapul a weak 13 l,132 last year· d al support or court ~ts and lU&b Se,hool ln R cnaor's car. I l. Q . DAILY PILOT Satur<Say . .Mnuwy 24, 1t1s JICll Eltate ••• : .• ~ .1000.2999 llintalJ ••••••.••• ~99 ....... ftwntmnt & ~lol •••••.•••• SOOO.S<M9 Announctments. Personals. lolt & found •••••• 5050-s.99 ~ices & Rtpain 6000-iM>99 ....................... ........••.••.......... Hamff Fot-Sale I tb5ff Fot-S. ERRORS: Adnrti.en G.-ral I 002 Gwral I 002 shollld check tt.elr ocls •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cWly mtd report ~ "" hnmediatety. 'he DAILY PILOT a5MMMS liabilty for the fint h•· corred lMertioa °"'f. Publi5her'• Notice: ~II real estate advertised in tlu'> newspaper 1s sub- Jt:Ct tu the Federal Fair Hous ing Act of 1968 wh1t:h makes it illegal to JdH•rl1se "any prt: h:rence. hm1l.il10n, or thscn mioalaon based on r:ice, color, religion, Sl''C, ''' national oragan. or 11n trllent1on lo make any ~uch preference, hm1ta- taon. or d1scn mmat1on.' · "' Ttus newspaper ~•II not l.nowangly accept c1ny adverlisanA for rt.'al ~tale whaC'h as 111 '10IJ I.Jon of the l..iw Hous~s For Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS EARLY ILUFFS on beauL Vista Caudal. Desirable H-Plan with .living area on · one level. Spacious 2 BR, 2 ba., form. din. Liv. rm. with deck facing sunset & small bay view. Encl. patio, nr pool & putting green. $69,500 N'l.AH, lovely end unit, 3 yr. old. 2250 Sq. ft ., 4 BR, fam. rm., 2in ba., form . din., 3 patios, bay view. $93,500 Opttt 1·5 2926 Perfa loff V. c1et ONt Please let us show you the homes avail. in the carefree Bluffs HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR, IMC. MLS 644-0134 197 l Tap Lhhr & Top Sdewuwww lf74 I ar1,..Up Newpori-Mna locrd f1f IHlton 1002 G~rol 1002Getteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BDRM. UP & 3 BDRM. DOWN Duplex. between ocean and bay. Sundeck -fi replace -double garage -crpts, drps. upstairs furnis hed. Sll0,000. o ·CEAHFROHT DUPLEX Watch the sunsets. s urf 1ng. !>..til ing & !>Un worshipers from the vn\acy o f )our own o(•eanfront deck 3 UR. 2-bath each. Pnced at $132.500 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 211 33rd. Stred, Newport Beach BRAND NEW DUPLEX Beautifully built with lots of wood. and accented with used brick. Ocean view from large deck, 3-car garage. llG FORONA BEACH $126,000. only 2 blotk:-. rrom thas smaller duple\ Own~r peed:. monl') Stl'al 1t for 188.950 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 675-6060 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th G~eral 1002 GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AKE MOM HAPPY OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY 1-S t65 Sandcastl~ Dr., CdM 7\ rl'<JI b<'aul>. 11.m. 212 BA. cxt•t·ut1n· :.l~ le. with \>Jnt'll·d fJm1ly room }foJ.:l' ~w1 mm111~ pool P rofl·-.~1onally l andsn1pt·d. lovel y ,pallO~ S\21,llSO Call 640-6600 co. ~ ... _ HIGH ATOP SPYGLASS Beautiful 4 bedroom, 212 bath homl· Fantastic '1cw lol 2 Fireplaces, family room. Custom de· corated. Open Da\ly 1·5, 53 Montecato. N B. 640-6 16 l ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE I INC. VIEW! OPEN TODAY I ·SPM 16 I 5 Bonnie Doone lnine Terrace 359 San MICJHI Drin Immaculate 2-BR & den, Newport Center 2 ba, wath super ocean· ---'-------i harbor view. on fee land! --------·1 $92,500. Easts.Ide $32,SOO! Jack Howell & Assoc's. RJtrs. 644·1156 12-IHrs > :Extra lg 2 BR Condo •---- .Prav patio. pool & rec IA YCREST art'a 2IOO Elden No. 14. A bnghl & sunny 3 BR. ,Dpen 1 1, Sal/Sun. • home with 2 baths & a powder rm . Paneled '°c.Mo_u1~~~ FORuAll ... .' fa mi I y r m . ; c 0 s ti y ·--.,.. VanLuit wallµapers: im· Ar .... -"': _-....._ · mac. cond. BeaulifuJly c~!-!·~!!! ... !~.1 landscaped. Sl 19,500. tii Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. 1200 CLOSE to WEST CLIFF Shake roof. 3 BR. 2 BA, .bl'aun fplt'. formal ~1ne. lg hrkf'\l area. uicc1ted on culdesac sl., •good n eq~hborhood ! 'Term<; rt ex1hle & priced tosell S70.SOO R.ufft laurie,A~nt 646-4380 Estelle Ln. Harbor View Hills Super Lusk 3 BR + fami- ly rm. with beamed ceil. & bookcases. Profess. landscaped: on a corner lot. Elegant wallpapers, carpeting. draperies & shutte r s . Fee land. $120,000 Call for app'l to see. EILID' HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 MH/l,,ALIF'YING Real Estate Sales LoJn \s!>umptions GALAXY REALTY • Prestigious location. -4 Br. 2 BJ flxl'r upper on Strong sales support- ter Y. eslm $47 ,000 High commissions. Call • Vac Stuart. 901 Dover Dr. 3 Br, 2 Ba, comer lot, on S uite 130. Newport )tiller Dr . Tua.Lin $.Y.l.9SO Beach. • 645-3111 ~ Br. 2 8a, 6 yn 01di--------· Oakf1tld, S A. $311,500 • i Br. 2 Ba. Shar pest EASTSIOE '1ome on Estella, Anah mo TOWHHOUSI 139·1710 COLONIAL STYLE 2 '1 I l I l I 0 IC 0 U ALT T ·---___ ___, bedrm wit h b ri<k fireplace, f6rmal dinin1. large bedrms.bltns, i.dlertems MZ-~ patio " 1 1~ years new. h---------1 Prime location near USITHI DA&YPILOT USULT" SBYICI DlllCTOIY Few Reeult Service can =-'-•~1671 bl.JU •hos>Pin1t and bus lines. OnJy lO'l: dowo S39,SOO TRI-LEVEL/POOL H untington B eac h Pacific San ds. Pool H o m e by D e an e Brothers. This lovely 3 bed.rm. 3 bath home or fers comfort in I 1v11ig. Formal d1n1ng room Large family rm w/wet bar overlooks pool and terraced yard Compl landscpd front and rear Workshop and ~toraJ:c c·abine.sts in O\ ers1zcd l car garage. Bloc ks to otean. Offered al S73,500. ~l.PEHB f-101\IES lSS~ W 8olc•r NeJtt to Morlcet 80,lcet 549·86SS BALIOA ISLAND 307 N. Bay Front. SET- TLE ESTATE Charm- ing 2 Br home + Apt. Sandy bch. Sl69,000/ofr. Brkr ARCHITECT DESIGNED SAN CLEMENTE Contemporary Custom home on Golf Course w/Ocean view. JBr. 2ba. All Cedar exterior. Top quality features inside. Many trees Own/ Agnl 498-2727 OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun 1-5 34 l Ramona Place, CM. $49,500. Nearly ~ acre on a cul· de-sac. this 4 bedroom 2 bath family home hat a lovely orc hard, room for a pool or two and lots left over. Walk to shopping and schools, fresh paint and in clean, move-ill' condition. Call ror an BP· pointment oow. t•ylMnt& Preporotlon •.•••• 7000.7199 One Call Service Fast Credit Approval Mef'thoncf(M •.•••• 800().I099 Boats & Marine Equipment •••••.•• 9000-9099 Automobiles & other TrGMpOrtotion •••• 9100.9999 . Ho.MsForW. jH••ethrSale Ho.HtForS. Ho.HtForS. Hon"For5* IHousetForS. .....................•. .........•............. ....................... . ................................................................... . G ... ,.. 1ooaG ... ra1 ' 1002 Gwrel 1002 G ... ,.. 1002 G.-rtlit 1002 GtMral tOOZ .............................................. ···········~··········· .........................•••....•.............................•...... .. NISH ON 1Hl MAIUCIT Irvine Terrace -one of a kind! View of harbor ; f eaturin• rich wood paneling, beamed ceilings, gourmet kitchen. 3 BR., 3 ba., dining rm., den & lovely private patio. Only $88,500. Open today l ·S. 724 Malabar LOWIST PRICID UHDA IS&.1-MIW-MAGMFtC94T Just pure elegance! Perfect design! Pool &: Jacuzzi. 5 BR, FR, form. DR, billiard rm, s in ba, pier/slip, J.car gar. 76LINDA ISLE DR. SAT/SUN 1·5 DUMATIC & B.IGAMT-$191,500 Tremendous view from this fantastic 4 BR home. Pool w /oversized patio. Lge fam rm, formal DR & bonus r oom. SINGLI LDB. CONDO 1608 GALAXY DR. SAT /SUN 1·5 .. . Hard to find, easy to buy Bluffs Anita Model. End Unit. covered private patio, quiet area. Newly decorated, 3 bedroom. 2 bath -fireplace. Vacant, owner will consider lease option terms. Priced $64,750 Call us to see other fine homes & condos in the Newport/Corona del Mar Area C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTILUFF CENTER I 002 GeMt'Cll 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ENGLISH EST A TE OCEANA SOUTH $44,tSO OCE~~SIDE 2 STORY-VIEW COMPLETELY Winding roadway leads furnished. proressionally to secluded driveway decorated model! ($4,000 amadsl towering pines & · R B eucal' plus trees. Sxiral-inventory) 28 ' l VI A J single s to r y condo . UMIVEISITY PAIK-VILLAGE TWO Newly dee. rare La Salle model. 4 BR, FR, 2in baths. New digital elec. blt·ins, 2 frpls. Great location! $83,950 4.541SANDBURGWAY SAT/SUN 1·5 UMDA ISLE-LOMG WATER VIEW 5 Bdrm Mexican Contemporary. Lots of warmth & comfort. Music rm. fam rm, DR, sin baths. Pier /slip. $395,000 36 LINDA ISLE DR. SAT /SUN 1·5 MEAi CHHIY LAJ<E IN NEWPORT If you love privacy, lge yard, beaut trees & shrubs, you can buy all this including a 4 BR beauty! $89,500 . 2319HEATHER LNE SAT/SuN 1·5 ALL THIS FOR OML Y .$14,500 . Perlect home for little ones. Great storage. 5, 6 or 7 bdrms. Fun bonus, rm. Lge yd, space for boat. Really sharp. 2926 SILVER LNE OPEN SUN 1-5 ang st airca se lea s lo Enclosed gar age. Patio private 2nd s tory en-with wrought fence & trance! Lavish living gate. Adult (over 40 ) 211 I S•Jo,..;.HilsRoad room overlooks s ur· c 0 mm u n 1 t y , p 0 0 1 , ........... rounding are a ! Euro-jacuzzi, c 1 u bhouse. N r. "'!!!M!!EWP!!!!!!!!!!O!!R!!T!!!!!C!!EMTBl.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!N!!!!!.I!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!6!!44-!!!!!4!!9!!1!!0!!! pean gourmet kitchen! El Camino Plaza shop· = D1n1n g l!nll!rlainment. ping center. Walk lo bus Sweeping master bdrm line. JO man. to San retreat! Separate mom-D 1 e g 0 • s 3 2 , 5 o o an-law quarters or guest co M p L E T' E s " or maid room with bath! • • · ~ Workshop! This hilltop _o_WN_E_R_._548_·3036 ___ _ estate can be yours for 4 IDRM BEAUTY $4500 total down or lake over existing loan at $215 Lge fam home on quiet street with 2 ba, comfy per month For quick frplc., huge kal. & lge a PP l to see· Ca 11 yard. Offered at lasl'\,yrs I I 002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOIECLIFFS oPEH SUM. 1·5 247 Driftwood, Corona del Mar. Custom 3 Bdrms., 3 ha., Cam.rm.; high beam ceil., 1-story ; pool. $160,000 847-6010. .,.. ... · 'V"' ~,. . .,. pnce or $42·500· Our ex· IAUOA PIHIMSULA POINT VALLEY REALTY PRESENTS LIVE LIDO snLE Sandy beach and Newport's Main Channel at your window -2 and 3 bdrm. condominiums with den and wet bar. From $179,500. Open Sat. and Sun. 1·5. 320 Via Lido Nord. IAGDAD OM THE IA Y Lush Italian tlle entry -exquisitely furnished tri-level waterfront home - 4 bdrm. FR & den. Room for pier and slip. $285,000 fee. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 645 Bayside. SOMETHIMG OLD SOMETHING NEW Old C.D.M. -new copper plumbing and appliances. 3 bdrms. on corner R·2 lot. Only $68,000. Sat. & Sun. 1-5. 700 Marguerite. · LAGUMA IEACH White water views from these spacious . condominiums. 2 & 3 bdrms. From $.54,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. 420 Cypress . I year warr•ty included. Call 675-7225 CALI US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF VALUE \7Al~LEY REALT\r A BERG ENTERPRISES CO. 1002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PARADISEMANOR REALESTATESALES 3 IR· 2 STORY Are you ready for a fan- p 0 0 L -S 3 5, O O o -taslic 1976? We are- BEACH Formal entry to with offices in Orange, dramatic living room. Tustin , Huntin gton Huge garden view Beach, & Costa Mesa. kitchen . Artistic open Don't sellle for less-85'h stairs s weep lo separate commission pa id to m aste r s u 1 t c p 1 us salespeople for sales -& chlldrens wing. Seduded 1· · w • · ed 22 fl. ballroom sized par· isung.s. e re interest in yo u ! Cal l Ph il ty room that overlooks ,.., .,. t ~~ 9511 walled courtyard. Hurr1 -/,..· ..:. .. for this call 963-7881. __.,..15..., ~:> Ol'fNlll9 •11 Slut•10t<IN (' r.~ !®1111 '~~~. CORONA DEL MAR r \6l lillHI ~-~v~v~~~ing. &1~7'111. B~~=~~~gh~:?'e.~T;;:~~a~~~~v~ l '<)'· --==····~ beach & ocean. Sauna, j acuzzi, . workshop, boat storage. $240,000 MESA ADULTS LINDA ISLE WOODS DUPLEX One of those unusually rme properties we wish everyone could own. On· ly one duplex lake this. Two bedroom a nd den home in front plus an ex- tra unit in the rear. Eat:h with fireplace. Each in marve lous condition . New carpets. South or h ighw ay. ·Priced at $97.000. Call 673-SSSO. MESA VERDE Beaut. 4 BR, fam. rm. Country Better than n e w 4 E li h l d r t bli h d bedroom. 2 bath with Just Listed ng s • enc ose pa 10• es a s e huge family room and a 0 N Ly POOL HOME trees, boat slip. $245,000 central atrium court. Localed on a quiet cul- "--St~ COiieio $59,950 de·sac, a short walk from v..-the new city park. Priced 20'X30' wal e d garden Beautiful 18xl6· pool, right at $59,900. with a patio, ankle deep shag boat and trailer access, 7 '1•% assumable loan . carpeting. brick wood· two fireplal·es, patio CALLSSS-2660 burning fireplace. Walk doors from bedrooms, . • SELECT to major shopping and masonry fence, and lots GeMf"Cll I 002 Getteraf I 002 . ·•·· · ·. ':~ b us transportation. more in thas lovely 3 •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES ~:;; } Ol'fN Ill 9 • 1r S IVN 10 8f Nl(f' ~ THE REAL ; ESTATERS 1 $41,000. 10';;. down. CALL bedroom, family home. IEST IUY IM Have something to sell? <> ;-,.:::. K E Y C O N D O Please call for appoint· JUST LISTED TURT1.EAOCK Classified ads do it well ~========~ ---~ SPECIALISTS, 962·1788 ment M E S A N 0 R T H 4 S . 4 bed . • K€Y i1 IQ a~·· Bedroom. 2 baths,' fplc. ~~°':ent ho~mw~t~ GeMf'al• 1002Getteral 1002 ~In€ "'LT"8S* :!.__ complete carpeting valley and night light ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• " "' ~ .,. p..,... thruoul. Drapes. Bltns. . . Pi apertin Obie gar. Covered patio. v 1 e w , man Y u n 1 q u e 2 STORY·FAMILY7s2-1t20 All in very good condi· custom feature~. S..acre ~ CH POOL·S26,950! \400QUAILSt.Nt llACM tion.Redacedto$44,500. tennis and swim •l.ub """-'"'~~--~11.· 'Oii loy Mc Cardle plus your own pool: Pnce or-~~~0,~1 b;~~!i!n L:~:! BLUFFS "E" PLAN R--M-I I I 0 Nwport JUSt $117.000 · which in- • ... _. y1•1w of ......_. • cl u d e s l a n d . C a 11 living room. VERY large "" Costa M esa5'8·7729 6'13-8S50. ' ramaly·dining room com· lack lay, OPENllJ.9•trHUNro8fNICf' R .. .., a• ,..,••n~ bo ! Bright & spacious 312 Vista Madera •:..J11l ~ • •• ~ tiled kitchen.step-in pan· n-. Sat/Su I I s MWPT HEIGHTS try! Wrou g ht i ron ~'!..-un!.ti · Duplex-2Br&1Br, stairway to king size -· ·' .,-pool, $59,900. bedroom s. Secluded 752-0347 3 Br Charmer on huge master w/buill-in vanity. at. Properties lo~.500. Redwood fe nced patio ----------Cust.om·3 Ar View home overlooking wrought iron ILUFFS fee. $98,500 enclosed s uper·pooL FtlONT ROW WESTCLIFF Enclosed garage + extra M 'f' · 4 B •Ba ..... 500 agru acenl view, r ~ , -· . parking. Take ad van· 2BR, llevel "J" plan. EASTSIDE Lage-call now 752·1700. 2009 Visla Caudal. Ccny 3 Br 2 8' Colonial. Ol'IN 111 9 °11 S rUN rOKI NICI• r I Open Sat/&.!Jl ll·S, $53,900. Make offer. l ~ lft~IM ::£~.:!:!: .J=•CKRE~:i; .. 71/40/o VA LOAM Thas decorator's delight can be purchased subj. t 7~~3 VA loan. Choic C M. location. 3 Lrg. bd. 2 ba, fam. rm., vaulted cemncs. Less than 3 yrs. old. S45-949l. LAGUNA'S Portoflno Area COASTAL VIEWS! 2 Lovely new homes, super easy finan c ing. $88,51>0·$92,500. Must sell! Century 21 / Professional 64<M~ HOME + IMCOMI! $81.500. Can you believe Ws price 1 block from the ocean in Newpott Beach? Both units for the price of one. 545-9491. ~ Walkm 1: lee li•rnl f stoh! VIEW WITHIMCOME Want lo ll've at the beach? Live ln the 3 bdrm., 2 bath unit & rent the 2 bdrm., 2 bath unJt; wbal more could you ask for? OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 907W.IAY 673-3863 833--0523 Eves associated ti R •I' l 11 ', ~11 I\ l Tr r ll S ' .,,, "' I I' !-.,.. saSPriHu.t 3bd,2 ba +tam.rm., By owner. 962-UM. ~ Walkr.r C l er. Real lst1:1te Catali11a Sunsets Exclusive agent for this beau\Uul new home· Ca01toShores 4BR, 48A,· big open hearth in Jiving and dining r00!1llf, all elect kllch, lam rrn w/Swediah (rplc, opena to swfmmlng pool. Low maintenance, Iron 11t.e enlr)'. ~it, y6u'll l9vt lt.$114,000. S(C\\4}~-~£trs· That lnMguing Word Gome with a Chuckle -----..... 'r QAY I , POUAN T~[ Rrnr l:.>TA1 [n:, C•640.6600 0 ,_,.,.... ...,.,. of !he ·-~-·... i. ... "'.._., ....... 644-7270 OPEN HOUSES Vll!W AMD A POOL TOO!! • In this immaculate Lusk home U -with new carpeting. 4 Bedrooms. f amil)' room, formal din-· ing room with mirrored wall. A won- derful entertaining home for the whole family. You must see this lowest priced view home· to ap- preciate. Asking $117,450. 111 s-dcastt., CclM s.tts-1·5 $30,000 DOWN ... BUYS· THIS LARGE IOI COLONIAL HOME in DOVER SHORES for the big family that likes to entertain. 7 Bedrooms, 6 baths, family room, large billiard room with wet bar. Mast~r suite has HIS . A.ND HER baths + a steam b~tb. Gym. Private study. fltf 411ttr.Ct,M.I. CALt US s.t/S..1·4 IALIOA ISi AND DWI.IX • Want to trade? We want more U units -for this charming DUPLEX. Front house has 2 bedrooms !f-cozy fireplace. Plus 1 bedroom apartmenL Botti liave been remodeled and are·OnJt"'fW'I~""'~ .. block to the North Bay. see it, you'll love it at $115,000. 1 START· PACKING!! If you're looking for Location, Value, Low Interest Rates -now is the time! These prime Newport Beach properties qualify .J.1 every count! WATBFIOMT -MUST sau Dock for 30 rt. + boat; 3 yn>. old. 2 Bdrms., 21h. ba. $86,500 LIDO ISLE 50 ft. lot; with spacious living rm., den, formal dining rm., mstr. suite with His-Her baths + office &sep. children's wing. PENINSULA P01MT, OVER 50 FEET; charming 4 bdrm. Colonial home, 1-door to ocean, balcony view of water. Tree s haded patio off dining rm. & sep. s ummerhouse. 3 Car garage. OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX. Scarce 3 bdrm. & two 2-bdrm. units. 6 Years young. Prime corner location. Walk to everything. High rental area. Priced right a t $185,000 DEt.UXE DUPLEX; new listing. 4 tldrm. owner unit up + 3 bdrm. down. 6 Years old & sparkling clean! 2 Patios + balcony . Walk to Lido shops, tran s portation & wate r! Quiet neighborhood! iALBOA COVES #24. Over 100 FEET, waterfront, boat dock , 3 bdrms. + sep . guest quarters. $150,000. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5. NEWPORT SHORES. 215 6lst Street. Big on value! Early Amer. decor, perfect couple 2 & a den home. $.59,500. OPEN SAT /SUN.1 ·5. DAVIDSON REALTT SS<.11 W Comt Hwy N 8 645·7575 311l• N t'w po11 Bl"d N B 673·9060 Getteral 1002GeMNll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ., VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 2407 E COAST HWV CORONA OEL MAR OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1-5 Very splendid 4 bdrm., 2 bath . family room AND pool AND ocean view AND private beach. $96,500 4507 CORTLAND, CAMEO HIGHLANDS TWO QUALITY HOMES $85,000 Less than 7 month&· old ~ each bldg. is s eparate. One 3 bdrm. & one 2 bdrm. Each has bltns, frplc. & 2 baths. A ter- rific value for practically new income property at $85,000 for both! BAY & BEACH REAL TY OUR 27th YEAl 675-3 000 G9Mral I 002 GNeral ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BUY TH IS HOME OH A . LEASE -omoM - NEWPORT IEACH CLOSE TO BEACH -TENNIS COURTS & ?OOLS. Special 2·story 3 bed. Family room. Open beams, fireplace atrium & sun deck. Im med. occupancy. Open House: Sat. 12-4 P .M Sun.12·4 P .M. . H EA THT AICJMG SUNSETS OMTHEWATER Decorator smashing 3 bed and Den home right on the beach. Barbecue in your back yard and watch all the boats come home from Catalina. Privacy in a prestige area of Corona del Mar. Vacant & ready for a new owner. $205,000 Open Sat. 12·5: Sun 12·4 P .M. SAND, SEA. SURF Quality New England style two story home right on the beach. Presently used as a Duplex, showing a good summer-winter rental record. Invest ON THE WATER. $165,000 Open Sat/Sun 1-5 P .M. For more information call : 631-1400 LIVE OM THE WATER & DIVE IM! FANTASTIC Bayfront adult condo right on the water. And you have your own s.wimming POOL for year-'round dipping. Freshly decorated 2 bed. with your own boat slip available. FRONT row VJEW of all the BOATING ACTIVITY . FLEXIBLE FINANCING: LEASE, LEASE-OPTIO~ or SALE. Call for details: $132,500 t WOW! WHAT A WATa VALUI! Your own WATERFRONT HOME in a private community with plenty of parking and your own boat dock outside lhe door. Smooth flowing 3 bedroom with pitched beam ·ceilings, large polio and cool ocean breezes. $139,500 W~ "ipc?Clall11? In On th• water l\l'er th water of wattr homes We show by boat and car WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W Coo~t High\4<l~ Nt.wpor1 B~c1Ch f114J6311400 47 ROY AL ST. GEORGI: llG CANYON, big and ooautif ul; five bed:oom s, very spacious f &mily room, pool, view - overlooking the 8th !airway. Off street parking for 8 to 10 cars, entry thru· private gate arranged. Stop in and see the many features. OPEN SAT & SUN 1to5. 1606 ANTIGUA: DOVEi S HOl!S: Formal, high·styled elegance in this four bedroom, family room, formal dirung, view ; entertain "with a flair .. and enjoy this lovely home. OPEN SUN 1 to5. 4 7 1 4 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 1 to 5. 701 ROCKFORD RD : CAMEO HIGHLANDS: Canyons & ocean view. Summer is coming & this home has the longest, coolest, covered patio available; four bedrooms or three & convertible den. Pool sized yard; private beaches. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 to 5. 3 15 GOLDENROD AVE.: CORONA DEL MAR: South of the highway. R -2 lot allows for a n additional unit. Stained glass. antiques, paddle tennis court. three bedroom & study. Walk to beach. OPEN SUN 1 to 5. l I 0 JASMIMI! AVE.: CORONA DB. MAR: South a! the highway. Sparkling small hideaway, one block to the beach. R -2, 40 Ft. lot ready for additional unit. OPEN SAT & SUN 1 to 5. IRV1MI TERRACE: Best in class-two and den or three bedroom home; s heltered patio, sparkling pool with tr opica l land scapi n g, l ow maintenance. Immediate move-in. FRESH OM T HE MARKET : Choice WESTCLIFF area of Newport Beach; lovely three bedroom & pool. Beamed ceilings, country kitchen ; assumable VA loa n . S HOREC LIF FS SPECIAL: Beamed ceilings. pane led walls; quality, custom three be.d room,·family room. J ASMINE CREEK: First resale in this lovely , ga ted-pri vale community. Three bedroom or two & den with up .g raded , quality carpeti n g, wallpapers, dra peries, landscaping. FEE OWNERSHIP . Not a condominium! •The good life in the heart of Corona del 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 251 5 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar 675-5511 Generol I 1002 GtMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELKINS "OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE" eoPEM SUM 1-5 2445 VISTA MOILEZA In the "Bluffs". Lovely Linda Plan. 1 Story, 3 Br, 2 Ba. Fully Air Conditioned. Wrap Around Patio. $92,500 Inc. Land. eaY APPOIMTMEMT EASTSIDE COSTA MESA First Offering! Sunny & Bright 1 Story Home With An Air of Friendly Charm. 3 Br 2 Ba. Used Brick Fireplace. Near Everything. $49,500 llG CAMYOM ''OOVEll" Elegant End Un.it With View Overlooking 10th Green. Upgraded 2 Br 2 ija. Old English Country Kitchen· Den. $145,000 TOWHHOUSE/DOO< FOR 30 FOOTO! Like New Plush 2 Story 3 Br 21h Ba Upgraded. Gourmet Kitchen. Only Steps to Private Boat Dock. $93,500 GEORGE ELKINS CO., REALTORS 811 DOVER DRIVE 631-1100 I 1002 GeMral IOOZ •••....•......•.•..... , .•..................... OUR 32nd YEAR WHIM IUYIMG A HOME IM THI MIWPOIT IEACH • COIOMA DEL MAR db. YOU REALLY SHOULD IUY ROM US. WE kMOW TH! T&l(TOIYI COMPA REALTORS • 21&S E. Cont Hwy .• C°"°""' •1 Mw "S•tllftCJ Real &tcM In Newport Horbor ~. 1944'' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RARE FIND IDIAL HOM! POil ACTIVI reUred or starter home fo~yo couple. One of '"'-'• flllest c 2 .Bedrm & famur room, $50,000. 0 r movjng out o state. Shows like a model home. With man,y extras. c• 540-1151. FORMAL DINING IEAUTIFUL l.AIG! .-ooL & FAMILY RM - central Mesa Verde, ...., co.fry c.._ 3 Spaciou s bedrooms, 2 bath and completel y appointed kitchen . Outstanding floor plan. Our exclusive at $71,500. Call 540-1151. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA rlllMI~ OWHB UQUIDAT1MG UMDE& $50,000IC Jt'a trut. Htre'• one that's under "My Is nit· ty"! Qwet cul·de-sac. 3 Sdrm + c.muy room. Fireplace. New root. Squeaky cleln & read)' to go. Owner Uquidutfug. He must go. Take ad van· tage. Call 546-2313. OPfN Ill 9 • II S FUN 10 81 NIC(' [~lfflltll EASTSIDE LOCATION OWNER .LEAVING . Must sell 3br & fam rm Newly listed! Tree·lmed street. Nr Westchff Shop'g area, park. & Len nis courts. 21~ yrs new Owner may carry 2nd TD's. Priced lo sell at . . GO AHEAD, ILOW YOUR TOP! The roof slides back oo this very unique atrium home . It 's m ost exciting! Yet s ubtle! 4 bedrooms. s lig htly Spanis h with a beautiful tiled courtyard pool, formal dining room, spacious master suite, 80' x 122 ' lot and a 3 car garage. In one of Baycres t 's friendliest nei~hborhoods at $149,500. A listing of N adme Croul 's. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. U~l ()UI: liUM l:S REALTORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar 2 IEDllOOM HOME -big R-2 lot 60xl30. loot8 To b•lld. Very good location. Shown by appointment. Asking $37 ,750. c .. 540-1151. $72,500. Open House Son 1 day, 1·5. 490 E. 20th St GeMral I 002 GH•ral I 002 SALESPEOPLE JOIN HERITAGE C.M. ROGER 'S ·············································· WE ARE LOOICIMG FOR SEVERAL active salespeople, men & women to staff our beautiful, new office in Newport Beach. Start the M•w Year Right! Call Dave Myhre at 540-1151 . GOV'T REPOSSESSION JUST RELEASED! 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. Good Costa Mesa location, close to schools, churches, shopping. Hurry, bids close soon! ! Priced only $45,000. with $2500 down. Cal 546-5880. 2 BEDROOM COST A MESA REAL TY. 675·2311 . "AIAHDOMED" PROFESSIONAL ESTATE WALKTOIEACH Formal entry way lead ing to gigantic living room . Formal dining room . Country sized kitchen. 4 Bedrooms plus separate family room with wall to wall brick fireplace. Localed across from golf cour:.e Owner motivated. C<1ll 963-6767. [® It'. •r / THE REAL ESTATERS HARBOR VIEW MONTEGO . Cream puff 4 bedroom w /terrific landscaping & extensive brick work. firepit, B /I gas BBQ. OPEN SAT. & SUN.1·5 P .M.1915 PORT CARDIFF. BIG CANYON CUSTOM FAIRWAY HOME. Brand new 5 BR -exciting pool & Jac uzzi in priv courtyard. Gourmet kitc hen, fam room w/wet bar & frpl, His & Her retreat off master bdrms. $289,000. NEW LISTING. Harbor View 2-story home w /parkside loc. Paneling in fam room & den tinted windows, covered patio. Lg. side yard for rec. or storage $109,000 fee Joyu Eclund &42-8235 MACHAl-IRVIHE REALTY HOME -Conntied to C· I use. (about 1100 sq.ft.). Large paved and fenced rear area with access. Super price only $49,500. Close to Newport Blvd. Cati 546-5880. WHITE WATER OCEAN VIEW ESTATE SALE G~ral I 002 General 1002 $55.900 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVB.Y 3 year old Mesa Verde Home. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths w /cathedral ceilings, patio kitchen and corner lot. Low maintenance yard with large patio and fnlit tree" Call us for complete details. 546-5880. • COLLEGE PARK POOL HOME -beautiful 3 bedrm. 2 bath corner home. Complete with larcJe falnlty room, fireplace, oversized kitchen a nd very privat~ pool area. Vacant, ready for .your inspection. Just listed. hurry ! ! Price onl y SSS ,000. CaJI · 546-5880 REALTORS GeMrol 1002Gftln'al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEN SUM. 1-5 212 AGATE Large family home, close to beach; 4 bdrms., 4 baths, family rm . Plus 2·bdrm. apt. Best buy at $137 ,950 OPEM SAT./SUM. 1·5 307 CORAL Charming New England type home on lovely street. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths Plus 1-bdrm. apt.; g uest rm. & bath. $135,000 OPEN SUM. I ·4 I I I CRYSTAL View! View! View! Stunning home on Little Island. One giant step to beach. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, dining rm., family rm. 2 Bdrm. apt. $157,500 CALL TO SEE 224 GRAND CANAL, Little I sland. Beautiful dupl~x. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. gourmet kitchen. Passenger elevator. 2 Bdrms., 2 baths, patio & boat dock. Best buy at $170,000 208 AIALOME, great buy , best location! 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, playroom. 2 Bdrm. apt. $124,000 548 SO. IA YFROMT, magnificent Victorian home on the beach. Stained glass windows, 4 bdrms., 31h ba~hs, 2 living rooms. Completely furmshed $275,000 ; unfurnished, $2.55,000 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 MariH, lalbo•tta.d 675-3331 Duplex located on CdM beach overlooking harbor entr ance & crashing waves. Private access with security gate. Price just reduced to $164,500 ror 1mmed1ate sa l e . Open Hou se Sat ,S un 1·5 3030 Breakers Dnve , CdM ROGER'S REALTY. 675-2311 JUST REDUCED OWNERS SAYS SB.L! Price reduced S4.000 and owner wants to i.:o Beautiful 4 bedroom house located on corner lot in prime Huntington Beach location Owner has bought a nother home. Must sacnhce Hurry on this one It won 'l last! Call 963-6767. oPfN lll 9. ,, ~ I UN ro Ill Nl(I ~-lfilHil OCEAM •2 Block-best re ntal area. Deluxe duplex : 3 BR. 2 baths + 2 BR. 112 baths. Frplc each unit $113.000! ...., JUST LISTED !! Hard lo find Mesa Verde 4-Plex. tn tip-top cond. 3 BR. 2 be. owner's unit + 3 2-BR. 2 ba. rentals. On ly $11.5,000 ! Balboa Bay Prop. RealtON * 675-7060 . ELDUMPO POOL· $43,500 Its low down and dirty' Looks like a house where the buffalo roamed' A handyman's paradist•! Paint and prom! Wind ing cottaae walkway thru overgrown brush past deserted fountain ' Huge corner lot with winding block wall renrc. Looks like the desert but what potential' Dumpy living room. But ceiling t 0 ( I O OT S p a n I S h Fireplace. Euro~an kit' Rare hardwood rtoors, dining entertainment. Shovel' em out. paint ·em up and you've got yourself an estate! Skin ny·dipping pool, covered patio. Priced dirt cheap which seems only right! VA no down. 847-6010. (/lllll0•1I Slu"l'l)l<I '< I' THE REA :• ·~~~ I 002 GtMrol I 002 i.::':::"'·:::::· :::::· ':::···::::::::::=:==:::. •............•....• , •.•....•.•........•....... --~ ESTAT~R CHARMING IAYSHORE COTIAGI OML Y $65, 9001!1 Mlnttle with the movie stars Oftly steps from lhe pres tige of Newport waterfront. Ruslic col tagc nes tled in hutte trees. provides once in a hfe time baraain llome is loaded with personab· ~ ......_ v~ mu.ai ..... to belln• for thll prtce Hurry owner musl "° Take edvontag~ Call 2 OFFERED COSTA MESA 3-Bedroom \ HunffncJfon leoc.h 5982TREETOPC1RCLE Masnllicently decorated 3-BR, 2 ba. l·blk. to golf eourae. Priced right. $39,900 9221SHERRY CIRCLE Ai.sumeble loans, one Quiet cul ·de·sat', 4·BR . avutlabte at 10'4 down. 21'll ·ba . FR. POOL. the othtr VA or fllA. Hurry! Tr-Mlined btreelS. larac: yards. boal or trailer ac:· WATERFRONT CON c , easy term~ PQr ian 00·2/Br. 2/ba, boat sllp. 11p~~nl-Wffllth~...,..~~ and other newly u~tt'd pN'l""r1'· <":Ill for an np 546-2313, I SUNSET Bt-:ACH Duplox, fixer upper 16UOO. Ol'tN Ill ~·If\ llP'f '0 111 "'"' Quall i [ (llNtl. p~:;r:~~ --J•OO OUAIUt .. ,~ •CH SIU..L ldJe ltent• wtth I ned Adi ttz. _oaJty Pllol Cl aulrl~ Ad ~8=.;11:.;.1~------t l WESTMINSTER·N('w LtsUn1. 3-BR. 1 ba. la yd. VA ~Urry, can't i.1 .. 1. JST~~DVJLLAGP.: PROP&llTLES 148 fllc<?,,~~~~~ **•OPEN HOUSES*** LAVISH LIDO IAYFRONT Stunning departure from the ordinary in this magnificent. custom home. The p1er will accommodate two 50' boats lo complete this perfect setting. Call for appointment and particulars. S350,000. OPEN t-5. 32' VIA UDO SOUD. VIEW HOME Jn old Corona del Mar. Excellent location , s pa c i o u s. mo ve in condition. 2 bedrooms + family room or 3 bedrooms. exquisite detail. $1 15.000 . OPEN 1-5. 216 POPPY AVE. DARLING 3 bedroom home in popular Harbor Highlands. Lowes t price house in lhe area and in abs olute move-in condition. $64.500. OPEH 1-5. 1912 TERESITA PRIME IRVIME TERRACE VIEW Extra large c ustom 4 bedroom. 41 2 bath. One of our finest homes. Large pool & extra activity room. Adult occupied & looks new. $229,500. OPEH 2·5. 1815 GALA TEA TBtRACE FIENCH ARCHITECTURE OH THE BAY Terrazzo floors -master bedroom s uite with marble bath. s itting room, fireplace & night cap bar - formal dining -10· ceilings -Pier & Slip on fee for $295,000. OPEN 2-5. 1300 E. IALBOA BLVD. . WEST N EWPO RT BE AC H - SLEEPS 12 Beam ceilings a nd knotty pine paneling throughout. 5 bedrooms. & 2 baths , FURNISHED. NOT a fixer·upper. One block to ocean and beach. $65,000. OPEH 1·5. 129 40th ST. ***BY APPOINTMENT *** IUY IM CORONA DB. MAR Super duplex plus guest unit for owner. Great location. Complete w /ranges, refrigerators, washer and dryer . What a buy! $95,000. llG CAMYOH LOT Gorgeous view lot and perfect for s pacious elegant home in Newport's exciting new community on championship golf course. $85,000. RARE OftPORTUMITY For those who like to redecorate! l·story home in beautiful area. 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths. fam. rm., patio, pool. Transferred owner MUST sell. As~ing $99,500. Rl!NCH IEGEMCY IAYFROMT 5 bedrooms & master suite w /adjoining den/s itting rm ., Cam.rm., din. rm., dramatic marble entry . Wetbar, wine storage, elevator.1. intercom & many_ other cus om eatures. '"Pier &. s 1p . $38.5.000. A COLDW&J. I 1 t Cl t DAILY PiLOT Saturd•r. January~. 1979 DIRECTORY .... tWa....,, ~.,., .... felll IN• .......... ,.. 90 ............. Al .......... ht.ti ....... ... ~la.,.....,. .... llty ........................ lit......,., D.\h.Y PU.OT WANT ADS.,..,._, ............ ~ for MM w Nftt _.. _..., to IW -.ell 6-f••Ko. .. tM1 c...._ Heh frldey. s ..... ,.s-.,. HOUSES FOR S ~LE ••1 ~f;';ayside Dr, CdM A 63r~~ $2os.ooo sat1sun i.s I BEDROOM 313 Island Ave, Balboa Penin NB 675-4060 $55,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 310 Jasm ine Ave, Corona del Mar 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 Z BEDROOM 6612 Dohrn. Huntington Beach 581-2306 $46,500 Sat /Sun 12-4 ••307 N. Bay Front <Balboa ls!) 673-6380 $169,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3244 Clay St., Newport Bch 642-6368 $54.950 Sat. Only 12·5 5 Rue Valbonne (Big Cyn) N.B. 833-8600 $134,500 Sat. 1·5 316 Alvarado Pl, Bal Pen. Balboa 675-4060 $72.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEM ::!15 6ls t St <Newport Shrs) NB 645-7575 $59,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 2367 1 Sidney Bay. South Laguna 496-7975 $74 ,500 Open Daily 1-5 254 Broadwav. Costa Mesa 548-8651 $S9 ,500 Sun 1·5 475 62nd St,-Newport Shores NB 673-7300 $65.000 Sun . 1-4 16 Rue Chantilly <Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 2-5 3715 Ocean crest, S. C. Shores CM ~79-0779 $68,900 Sunday 1-5 787 Nyes Pl., Laguna Beach 644-6200 $182,000 Sat. 1-5 4 Rue Montreux (Big Cyn) N. B. 833-8600 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 7 Rue Cannes ( Brg Canyon) N.B. 833-8600 $134,000 Sun. 1-5 1615 Bonnie Doone, Ir\' Terr CDM 644-1156 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 BEDROOM 211 Abalone (little Bal Isl> 673-7039 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3165 Mountain View. Lag una Bch 494-5420 $72 ,500 Sun 1-5 22181 Bianco, Lag una Hills 586-2811 S45,900 Sat/Sun 10-6 •309 62nd SL. Newport Shrs, NB ~8-2825 SS!l.950 Sat/Sun 1·6 4821 Cortland Dr. Cameo IUnd CD.\1 646-7414 S8~l.500 Sat Sun 1-5 •3129 Limenc:k Lane. Costa Mes a 979-9607 Sat , Sun 1 5 5982 Treetop Cir. mnt Bet1c'tl 846-6486 t Sat ·Sun 1-5 34232 Via Velez. Capistrano Bch 496-6323 Sat/Sun 12-5 315 62nd St. Newport Shores NB 548-1290 $64.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 423 Lugonia (Newport Shores > NB 548-1290 $58.000 Sun. 1-5 220 Magnolia , Costa Mes a 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •512 38th St Newport Beach 675-7060 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 316 Hanover <College Park ) CM 675-4600 $53,000 Sun. 2-5 124 Via Undine (Lido Is le) NB 673-7300 $139 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 700 Marguerite. Old Corona, CdM 675-722.5 $68,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 8 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn NB 644-6585 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••7210 -W. Ocean Front, N.B. 631 -1400 $165.000 Sat 'Sun 1-5 321 Catalina . Newport Hghts . NB 642-5200 $82 ,500 Sat1Sun 1-5 •246 J oann. College Park, C:\1 546-4141 $54,950 Sat/Sun l 5 9 Rue Grand Valle (Big Cyn ) NB 833-8600 $180,700 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1717 Irvine Ave, Newport Bea ch 646-7171 Sun l 5 315 Goldenrod, Old Corona. CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1 ·!J 615 St. J ames Rd <Cli ffhavcn ) NB 64fs995 $67,500 Sat/Sun. 1 5 491 ·ver, L ido Sands . NB 6 5-6000 $57.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 227 Apole na . Balboa Is .. N. B. 675-6000 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l IR & FAM RM or DEM 724 Malabar (Irvine Terr.) CdM 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1-5 3.521 Birch St., Irvine 752-7315 $64 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 10121 Halawa. South Shores. HB 968-4456 $114 .900 · Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Carme l Bay Dr (Spyglass) CdM 640-7000 $198.500 · Sun 1-4 :30 2491 Crestview (Bayshores) N.B. 644-1766 $94 ,500 Sun. 1·5 1200 Estelle Ln (Baycrest) NB . 644·0322 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 9332 La .Jolla ·cir, Hunt Bch 963·3901 $54.500 Sat & Sun 1-5 20402 Runnin g Springs Ln. H.B. 962-2254 $64 ,995 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2915 Ebbtide. Corona del Mar 673·8550 $117 ,500 Sun 1-5 1610 Tus'tin, Newport Beach M S-7979 $70,000 Sat & Sun 10.4 490 E . 20th St. Costa Mesa -m::ZJD,...$72,SOO-sunaay 1.s- 1s10 Tustirt, Newport Beach •247 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM 675-6161 $160,000 Sun. 1·5 915 W. Bay, Bal P eo. Nwpt Bch 546·4141 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••121 Harbor Is land Rd .. N.B. 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 *4601 Camden (Camden Shrs) CdM 642-8235 $2 15,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2021 Altura (I rvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 Sat /Sun 1·5 232 Robinhood, East Costa Mesa 546-4141 $53 ,950 Sunday 1-5 3010 Warren La, Halecrest, CM 546-4141 $49,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 18186 Meadowsweet (Vill. 2) Irv 833-8600 $64,500 Sun. 1-5 1227 Somerset. Westcliff, NB 642-5200 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1126 Goldenrod (fN Hls) CdM 833-8600 $103,800 Sun. 1·5 716 Poppy, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 433 He liotrope, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 BEDROOM 2223 Meyer P lace, CM $43,900 Sat/Sun 12 :30-5 PM •21581 Zamora Ln, Hunt Bch 968-3986 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 212 Via P a lermo (Lido Isle) NB 645-2425 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2810Serang, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1025 Parkhill. West Costa Mesa 835-8435 $57 ,900 Sat 2-5 18709 San Antonio St, Fount Val 968-5319 /642-8584 $49,900 S /S 1-5 1180 Augusta (Mesa North) CM 675-5726 $52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland. CameoHlnds, CdM 675-5511 Sat /Sun 1·5 701 Rockford Rd, Cam eo Shrs, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IR & FAH RM or DEN •1251 Santiago Dr., Newport Bch ~ 645-5412 $105,000 Sat. 1-5 ••78 Linda Isle Dr. Linda II NB 675 -0123 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 26942 Salazar Dr, Mission V. 830-3531 $59,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1338 Antigua. Dover Shores. NB 642-5200 $129.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 53 Montecit o. Spyglass. NB 644-7261 $187,500 Sat 1-5 •4507 Cortland (Cameo Hlds ) CdM 675-3000 $96,500 Daily 1·5 1221 Surfline Way, 1-Mlills CdM 644-1766 $139,500 Sun.1-5 1915 Pt. Cardiff (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 877 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 640-1047 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •645 Bayside Dr., Newport Bch 675-7225 $285 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 15466 Loraine Way, Irvine 752-7315 $68,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 2300 Windward Ln (Back Bay) NB 673-7300 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 3045 Grant Ave, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $49,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 *313 Irvine, Newport Heights 548-5556 $89,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 •1608 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shrs NB 644-4910 $198.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4541 Sandburg Way, Univ. Pk Irv 644-4910 $83,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 2319 Heather Ln (Back Bay) NB 644-4910 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •19141 Beckwith Terr. TRock Irv 673-8550 $117,000 Sun 1·5 •9221 Sherry Cir, Hunt Beach 846-6486 Sat/Sun 1-5 2846 Corvo Pl.. Mesa Verde C.M. 549-1704 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1940 H 1~hland Dr, Hbr Hlnds NB 646-0100 Sat/Sun. 10-5 2033 Port Provence. HVH, NB 833-8575 $105,000 Sat/Sun 10.4 :30 18321 Mandrake Wy, Un~v Pk Irv 552·7215 $75,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 2857 CJubhouse;Mesa Verde, CM 968-4456 $72,900 .Sun 1-5 22182 Wood Island, Lacuesta, HB 968-4456 $88,000 963-4456 •2218 Windward (Baycrest) NB· 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••639 Bayside Dr: <Prom Bay) NB 642-8235 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••57 Linda Isle, Newport Beach 642-8235 $278,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2301 Private Rd., Newport Beach · 644-6200 $91 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2837 Ellesmere, Mesa Verde, CM 546·4141 $83,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 3607 Surview CHVHills) CdM 644-6200 $ll9,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1006 Port Cardiff (HVffomes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 •450t Orrington <Cameo Sh.rs) CdM 644·6200 f10,<XX> Sat/Sun l·S •888 Sandcastle. Coron a del mar 644-7270 $117 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21 Tiburon Bay (Spyglass) CdM 642-8235 Sat. 1-5 63 Monteclto (Spyglass)~.llL.--~ 833-8800 $190,000 Sun. l ·S ••701 Bayside Dr, Newport Beach 615·6900 Sunday 1-4 :30 Ml Ramona Place, Costa Mesa 752·1920 Sat 10-2/Sun l ·S 3054 Hayes, N. Costa Mesa 546-7409 $51,950 Sat/Sun 12·4 2442 Flamingo, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $77,900 Sat/Sun l·S 1209Santiago, Newport Beach 546-2313 $129,000 Sun 1·5 2780 Redwlng, Costa Mesa 546·2313 Sun 12: 30-4 : 30 #11 monterey, Newport Beach 546-2313 $199,900 Sun 1-5 3326 Florida Cir, (mesa Verde) CM 540.4484 $67,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 9171 Strathcoma Dr, Hunt Bch 963-6767 Sat/Sun 1-5 1606Antigua, Dover Shores, NB 675·5511 Sun 1-5 100 Via Nice, Lido Isle, NB 675·6000 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1066 Mission Dr, Mesa del Mar CM 546-4141 $49,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IEOIJO()M •420 Kings Rd. Cliff Haven, NB 642·5200 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2731 Bayshore Dr, Newport Beach 646·7171 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9171 Strathcoma Dr, Hunt Bch 963-6767 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IR & FAM RM or DEN ••36Linda Is le Dr, Oinda Isle) NB 644-4910 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * •76 Linda Is le Dr, (Linda 11) NB 644-4910 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Loch moor (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •618 Harbor Isl Dr, off Bayside NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •47 Royal St. George, Big Cyn NB 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 6 IR & FAM RM or DEM 51 Montecito (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sat. 1·5 7 IR & FAM RM or DEM #3 Hampshire Ct, Dover Sh rs, NB 644-7270 Sat/Sun 1·4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM •2400 Elden, No.14, Ea stside, CM 646 -3255 $32,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 420 Cypr ess. La~una Beach 675·7225 $54,500 S<lt/Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 320 Via Lido Nord, Lido Is l, NB 675-7225 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 No. 10 Verde, R .S . Joaquin, Irv 675-1020 Sun. 12-5 3 IEDROOM 3(.)7 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B. 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1-5 312 Vista Madera, Newport Bch 752-0347 Sat/Sun 11-5 2009 Vis ta Caudal. Nwpt Bch 640-4265 Sat/Sun 11-5 21971 Lakeland, (Lk Frst) El Toro 830-6000 $41,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 pm DUPLEXES FOR SALE **7210 W. Ocean Front, N.B. 631·1400 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & I BR 3030 Breakers Dr. Corona del Mar 675-2311 $164 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR & I IR 4Z7 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $97 ,000 Sun 1-5 31R&21R 907 W. Bay, Newport Beach 675-5726 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR Ir 4 IR 224 Ruby Ave, Balboa Is land (213)245·6706 $175,000 Sat/Sun HOME+ GUEST HOUSE 2 II &GUEST 2691 Crestview, Newport Beach 546-2313 $65,900 Sat/Sun l ·5 l II & GUEST • •24 Balboa Coves, Bal Coves NB 645--7575 $150,000 Sun 1·5 HOUSE FOR RENT J II & PAM lM w DIM ...;.... __ _ 1855 New Jersey, Mesa Verde, CM 557·6779 $38S/mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 §4~7979 $70,000 Sot &Sun 10-4 2467 Norse Ave .. Costa Mesa 642·5299 $58,500 Sal/Sun 12 ~ •454 'ilsla Roma. Bluffs, Na 67f~060 $92,500 Sat /Sun l ·S ., * ~ t9f1 Leeward (Baycrcst > N.n. * * , ... 222 Lugonia, Newport,Bcach Ql-1400-,$6.S,SOO Sat/Sun ,12-S-~ .833-8600. ~soo Sat.J$un l~-** Weterfr"" W91trfr•t ILPMI . HoftH ,ao, W. Ho4nff POf" S. l""MI tlor ScH ..............•.•••.•.•..••..•...•......•.••.. "' .................... . G ...... of I 002 G1Mr.. 1002G....... I 002 ..................................................................... * EXCLUSIVES _. Balboa Island 3 BDRM., 2 b~. house + beaut. 2 bdrm .• 2 bu . upt. f'urnls hed ! Close to vlUuge. $125,000 THISI HOMIS OPIM SUHDA Y I ·S ~ .:..10 POINT LOMA. Sr.'1••· stop by this spacious but cozy · 'R, $-ba 2·s tory, Ne w England beauty. Large pool w /jacuui, and many more amenities. $175,000. EXTRA LARGE, corner, .ctl .... ESS 4 11 "2 b newer duplex: 4 bdrms. • •• 2232 PORT DU " : • • • a. up & 3 bdrms. down. Montego model w/super view. Walk to Eu ch ha s 2 baths . pool & rec area. Ready for occupancy. :: 4 BR home + ~$92,000. % ~ l ~pt., close to So. bay; 2 Ah/J# 1,,,,A.1.1A,, patios, lots of charm; /,V' t:/""'1' (IV'WW" choice street. $134,500 PRICE REDUCED for REAL ESJAJE 644·6397!· lmmed. sale! 3 BR. 2 bu . Cape Cod charm; nr. No. bay. $119,500 Same location 22 years §aliHhurtt ... llALFH>A ISi.A:'\() • 673·6900 * SPACIOUS& GRACIOUS 4 +POOL Exclusive Mes a North location. Total front privacy with gated entry and sun:filled pool on grounds in front. Par- quet entry. Sunken living room . 4 Spacious bedrooms. Dining area. Sweeping stairs to 2nd story mammoth re.crea- tion room. New carpets, paint. paper thru-oul, best yet! Assunfe $43,000 VI\ loan . Minimum down. No-qualifying. No new loan cosL".i. Owner bought a nother. Must sell fast. Bargain priced. Call today. 842·2535- uPt"' lft ') .. ti~ tt•IJ ft)t1 t11t1 t THE REAL Macnab-Irvine HEAi.TY nn1 PAN\' HARBOR VIEW PALERMO Views from nearly every room! Spa c ious 4 bedroom, 3 bath, family room w/wet bar & warm brk. fireplace. VanLwt papers + c u s tom landscaping. highlighted by lg. wood deck. Steps to park & pool. $102,000 • Fee Joyce Edlund 642·8235 Macnab-Irvine Really GREAT STARTER UHITS EASTSIDE! Four two· bedroom units ! What a chanl'c to make S$ and II\ t in Easls1de Costa Mes a for very few dollars. Pri ced below market at Sfll .500. Just reduced . Call today . 646-7171. Oh f' JI, V • 'f S fur J ~0 Al fl r I ' [® THE REAL ESTATE RS Public Notice GoYemment Assumable Loans Available lo everyone! Low interest & rent like payments available. 3 & 4 bedroom homes availa- ble. To see if you qualify, cal l TARBELL, REALTORS 540-1720 OWNER DESPERA TEI S BEDROOM + POOL VAHODOWH What a buy! Don 'l miss it! Abandoned 2 story 5 Huge ·bedrooms with massive master suite. Every woman's dream kitchen . + + +. Im - mediate possession + '. Assume low interest loan or new VA with no down, price below market al $61.000. Call today. 646-7171. ou111t9 • "~ r:..·~11n1tf ,,, r' THE REAL ESTATERS •OPEN• SUNDAY 1·5 ••BAY & OCEAN steps away. Newly re modeled l ·BR /den . $82 ,500. T£RMS/TRADE. 1722 MIRAMAR (Newport Peninsula Pt.> HALPIHCHIH REALTORS 675-4392 BREATHTAKING VIEW Now under construction spect acular home with unobstructed view of Emerald Bay & entire Coast. Spacious foyer, sunken living room. e legant view d inin g room + separate dinette. 3 Br. 4 Ua, huge Fam. Rm. 2 mu ssive stone fireplaces. Additional maids or ge n e r a l purpose 'room s .• BY Owner. ~.000. Coast. Hwy to ht left turn, S. of Emerald Bay (Ledroit St.) T1ITO upnm, see sfgns, ()pett S•.t. &: Son. l2·5PM ~II. macnab /Irvine ?--realty FINER HOMES FaOM $68,500 TO $850,000 JUST LISTED Spyglass executive home profess ionally de co rat e d . Breathtaking VIEW -low maint: landscaping -s p ect acular 4 bedroom Tradewinds model. OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1-5 P.M. ~2 1 TIBURON BAY. (S22) FULL CHANNEL VIEW Between Harbor Island & Linda Isle! Spacious s ing le-story 3 bedroom + den home w /huge Ii ving room, dining room w /open beamed ceilings, t errazzo fireplace & den w /Old World c harm. Pier & slip for 60' boat. $279,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. l ·5 P . M. 121 Harbor Isla nd Rd. (S23) CAMEO SHORES Pacific Ocean -Catalina & Sunsets VIEW!! Elegant all glass-vaulted ceiling home w /3 bedrooms. formal dining room, family room. study & POOL. All for $215,000! OPEN SAT . & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 4601 CAMDEN. <S24) SOUTHPORT MANSION - SPYGLASS HILL 6 bedroo m s + famlfi room w /fireplace, formal dining r oom . spacious living room + big bonus room. On lg . lot w /view of ocean & Fashion Island. $197.500. OPEN SAT. 1-5 P .M. #51 MONTECITO. (S25 ) IRVIHE TERRACE Love ly 3 bedroom home w /lg. formal dining. View from inside of beautiful, profe~sional J.andscapmg. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P .M. 2021 ALTUHA DHIVE. (S25a) "A SIGHT TO REMEMBER" View sparkling city lights from elegant 4 bedroom Big Canyon Versailles w /formal dining room. $235,000. Tom Queen 644-6200. <S26) MUST IE SOLD! Owner moving! Quality Newport Beach condominium w /3 bedrooms, dining room & den. Upgraded carpeting, drapes & wall coverings. Pool & tennis privileges. Reduced to $71,500! Larry Dyer642-8235. (S26a) "SMALL WONDER!" 2 bed room doll-house. Ch eer y kitche n , g uest room c-private Ba)"shore community-n-beach. $75,500. Jack Custer 642-8235. (S27 > EVERYTHING! . is what you 'II find in this elegant Dover Shores home of · quality construction! 4 bedroom + family room, dining room & view of Bay & ocean . $329,500. Barba r a Aune 642-8235. (S28) RUE FOUHTAIHILEAU -S 122, 900!! Professionally decorated 2 bedroom, den home on extra lg. private tot. Lovely sunny d ecor & immaculate move-in condition. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (S29) THE SHORES -$68,500 Delightfully decorated & low maint. 4 bedroom, 21/2 bath home. Associa- tion includes pool, tennis court & recreation h a!l. The beach is 1-block away! Betty Kerr644-6200. (S30) SUPERI LOCATION! Clubhouse. tennis courts & beach steps away from this s mas hing 2·story, 4 bedroom Lido home. Lovely patio -lg. family room - billiard room. Lynne Roth ell 644-6200: (S31 ) HOME + INCOME Balboa Island 4 bedroom owner's unit..'featuring open beam ceilings. ce r ·amic tile s inks. 2 baths & fireplace + 3 bedroom rental unit w /good income. $162,500. Betty Kerr 644·6200. ($48) PllCE REDUCTIOM On this Ca meo Shores h ome w /ocean view . imm ediate occopancy w /short escrow. 4 -bedro&mS, -4 ~r'-BtudY " ram\ly Emhl• larqoln ATLASTYR'S IJRlCES Fontasllc 3 Br 2 Bo , Fam. Rm, Pool. St)ake R.oof. lldwd noors . NC?w • cpU &tdrps . Only-SM..1.800.· DENNICK R£At;rY room w /fireplace. Privacy ln pool & patio area. Now $210,000. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (~9) UMJH 644200 IOI 0-r Orlff t6M '4ac#thw ........,, ...-..C.klOfnM Utu _ .. _. 645·4516 646-1.514 .... . . .. • I H1•nFwS. ~Me.MsForW. H ~ ~.......... •1u!..~ .... ____ · ._. ___ · • __ or_._ ) ..................... · ~ rvr -• .....,...., For We ,,_.For S• nv..-a rvr -Saturday Jenuary 24 1978 DAILY PILOT (;i 9 ii ~····················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . f ----••• 1002 • ...,.. 1002 &_,.. 1002 G ..:.a ,..,.,. ..,.....,__ 10•~ ,._ .. M 10 w-..•tForS. Ho.snForS• HCMIM1for5* •••••••••••••••••••"•• ••••••••••• .IMrwa ~ 1l'P' _, ~ W'IM .m": aJ .,_ • .., . •••••••••••••••••••••• •----------~--·~········-·.; .. ;.;•·•• ····--'· ........ •••H -·~···. ............ ..................... e ..... _ ..... een ....... ' •••••••••• e •• • •••••• e ••• e •• ••-••••N eeee ••• llADPOlD PUCI $82,900. 3 BR. Townhouse ttade rent receipts for borne own~rshlp withonl,y smalldowupayment. ' UMIVllSITY PAD $73,000.00 TULANE PLAN. 3 Br. 2 ~a home, lots of privacy; just meant for entertalnlng. HAllOI VIEW HOMIS $99,500. PORTOFINO PLAN 3 Br., f am.rm. and formal DR. Pius · fmished game room and bath over garage. $122,000 PALERMO PLAN. 4 B.R, Fam .Rm. 2 story with unobstructed valley view and ·decorated with best of everything! H~RIOR VIEW HfLLS $103,800. 3 Br, Fam Room with LARGE lot (almost ~ Acre) with gorgeous pool, play yard and dog run. All with view of Harbor. IAYCREST $1.34,500. .Priv8:te Financing is available with this beautiful 3 br, fam rm, formal DR. home with shlmmelling pool and jacuzzi. Pride of ownership throughout, has had lots of TLC. Excellent location. SPYGLASS $190,000. TRADEWINDS PLAN. 4 Br, 2'1'.l ba. + Fam Rm. On one of the best lots with best view of ocean and coastline. Price includes your landscaping plans. llG CANYON $120,000. 2 Br + Den Condo with professional decorat in g and custom furnishings which are available to 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 story condo with Jacuzzi. Overlooks fairway. Fas t occupancy possible. LIDO ISLE LOTS OF USED lllCK and large walled patio invites you into this newly remodeled· 3 bedroom home. Spacious master suite, and 3rd bedroom may be used as huge family or game room. Formal dining room too1 CALL to see this lovely home. WEST CLIFF , EUOW ROOM & lots of good family living_ 5 Bedrms & large family room· in 9uiet neighborhood. Lovely pool & pati(>. $124,SOO incld.s land. 642-5200 e 675-4060 G.-rat I 002 lolboo l1loftd 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DILU~I CotfdMesa 1024 ColtaMffa 1024 ...... k:-•••Jt 10 OPB4 SUH 1-4:30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUflLIX* 111;--'lef Dr. • SR, 2 UA, den, 1'4& tt. RARE 2 Br Beauty. Excellent I liR. 3 Ba. Spy&lu1 HUI bob with Sbarp.C B~.Dh> Rm. Cls lo $$1,950. Of, n S•t/Sun Seet\lded $~yr. old, cul around noor owners l.fnll f nt111tlc vtew. d1ty qc =· ~';. 5:),, ~::r 1%-4 Ed O Neal lttalty cU·s.e. N.500. Owner w~ priv. paUQs • l"· niahtl 3 Bdrms.,12 baths, .Pl. BrkrS4I dtV\ • 641-1409 Ml-2306. unous inuter suit.. famlly nn. Xlot ~CU· -_.,. rLUS Uon! $l98,6CIO · lnel. laadt REPOSSESS10N 2 eR Renul w /lar•• Pubic-Notice c Br, scs.ooo. l..o cln. Aa.'t. patiodeck. ~ Govemment 646-3013;M6-7739 .z ,/' ..-• -~ •oTH A1Mllftabl• Loans DClltCI f'olnt I 026 with wCM>d burnll'll Available t.o •veryone. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• '. -,\,. ' ' I fireplaces, vaultt.-d wood DOif Y, rRJUOCJ.U< Low interest & reni like RESIDENTIAL MATCH be.,n ~IUngs and super I Jtf;~J. TOR ' payments available. 3 & MAKlNG Saves lime & So.·Of·Hwy location . mot.~--. 4 bedroom homes avails-energy. To find a home $115,000. fee. Call C.O.-•-ble. To see if you qualiry, call Joan, Agt. 20th Cll!UTURY 644·72ll 040·7000 c a l I T A R B EL L , No Fee. 495-5660 _.. KEAL TORS 11FOX11 rJn NIGEL IH\11 I Y &. I\ 55Ul 11\T ( c; Owner Trantf•rred 540-1720 B Toro I 032 personJfied elegance in Short Escrow ••••••••••••••••••••••• the closest lract. to Hrbr. View Hilla, •3 Br, 2ba, pool, jacuzzi, BELOW MARKET beach, sides t.o Newport customized Lusk. 48r, hdwd firs. frplc, very IN LAKE FOREST &!ach. Xlot. apprecia- 28 a. Jl a rdwd flrs, clean.By owner.979·9607 Owner says Sell!!! !Jon factor. 4-BR, 3·b a, YOUNG CONDO ceramic hle, new cpt'g. Eastside •Br, 2ba, frplc, $8000.00 below market. all the xtras of an exec. IN OLD! CdM Open Sat1Sun l ·S. Ph: 1 r d d N. 2400 sq. rt .. 4 bedrooms & home. comparably low 877 SandcasUe. DAn.1047 g gar, nc y . ICC r h pric1 968 4456 Thb spacious 2-at.ory, 2 "'"" quiet neighbrhd. $58,500 rei. pu1nl. Today's best · -BR condo bas the woodsy ---------by own 64.2 S299 buy. 562.000 ANORA.MA. feeling of a mountain SPECTACULAR · -MISSION VIEJO surrounded by loveliness• glen, yet it is only 2 IA YFROMT •DUPLEX * REALTY in a breezy development. blocks from the ocean! 837-9500 581-1000 3-BR Condo nr. beach,· Priced right ut $741500. Approx. 75 ft. on the Mesa Verde, side by 2.car gar! Pools! Callusnow! ma1rl bay. Private side,3Bl_t&2BR,ncarOPE:'o:llOUS ESal.&Sun Ja cuzzi! Sauna !. se~luded ar~a. Charm. everything. ss7•5oo . 11 ·4. by Owner. 3 Br, Clubhouse! Tennis 4-BR + studio. Magnafi-Agent. S40-2345 · Lake forest Condo. Lake Courts! Under $45,000. cent bay view. Large B Own 3 b 2 b' A . & Club Priv'ns <tAl 000. 9684456 ·k y er, r, a. nx ... ~· , · · t U N ' •· I 21971 I.,akeland 830·60001---------$385,000. fee ious o se . ice "'c ean, or 752·CY700 4 Br 3 Ba• 3 car gar' 3000 COMPANY newcrpts. 557-0173 sq rt, huge lot, boat llfo:ALTOHS MESA NORTH By Owner, Fountoin Voll~y I 034 storage. A beaut. how.c Sl1'Ct-: 1!:144 3 Br2 Ba, Crplc, Formal ••••••••••••••••••••••• b y owner. $82,500 • 673-4400 , ~~s~~fiJ DEi1n . RmG . Fam. Rm, JACKIE 0. _968_-7_444 ______ __ Lu.u ... l1le11td ----ec. a r . opener. Would envy your btfl 4 WALK TO BEACH WESTCLIFF ITTI• beamed patio, atrium. bd h Custom 2 story. Lots of CHARMIMGCclM VIEW · J $ rm omc , yo ur Bea utiful Seabury Charming dream home. wood & sto ne . 2 B 0 1 IRVl .... ETERn"CE ~~~4~5 On y. 53•900· suhpenor Ot'ighborhood Home. 3 Br , l ~~ Ba, 4 Bedroom with 3 bath. fireplaces. Close to Y w 0 er -mm a c · " R-A w ere )Our children (K Country Kil , Su per" Su f .1 d Viii 3 B 2 B custom built family n-Sat/S I S U .... _ 540 OOO thru 8th> have a short & clean, clos& to schools,• nny ami Y room an age· r • a• home. 1 Blk to Ocean. -...-.. Uft • nuorr • i.afe walk to their school. large dining area. Elec $115,000. 211 Abalone. Be amed eel ling, lge I 023 Dolphin Terr. 3Br. l~ ba, lge fncd back As you c njoy yo ur parks & beach. Owner bltns in kitchen. Low Owner /Rltr. Open Sat & b · k f 1 JB 3b yd. Nr s hops /sc hl . . 1 b anxious. Should go fast: maintenanceyard.Court Sunl·5PM673-7039 nc rp c, r , a + Front. Row Custom, 4 7528mlagt privacy. you wal e al$S5,900. rd l 0 1 $89500 d e n. App oint only BR, Pool. newly r e-· · secure in knowing you h~;.nc!it· n Y ' · Cottage.charm, pri~e _6_7J._9082_______ mode I e d kitc h e n . Ideal for children. on cul have an outstanding in· ~ 546-4141 Joe. 3br, 2~ba, patio,---------phenomenal ocean view. de-sac. 3 Extra Jrg vestment shude,$85,000.551-6172. HEAVEN Sl99,500.CeeCall644·7211 bdrms, 2 ba. Cam rm. 2 $49,900 Open 11·5, Sat/Sun WITH VIEW gm frplc"s. lrg cov'd patio 18709 San Antonio St. 224 Ruby Ave, Balboa When you see t his one, Close to schools, library B> O\\ner. Call ror appt. EMERY REALTY Lovely duplex. One 3br, you wiU think you have ~ & churches. 3025 Samoa &l2·8584 or 968 5319 846-3301 2ba, one 4br. 2ba. Xlnt died & gone to heaven. ~ Pl (.Mesa Verde>. $58,500. _Ope __ n_llouse Sal/Sun l·S i---------.:~ location. $175,000. Mrs. The strange, soft light --.-------EASTSIO[ VA TERMS! Tiburon BY OWNER McCoy , (213)247·8841, around the entry, the use Home on 2-R·2 Jots. side Town ho me. 2 Br + eves.. OR Mrs . Shields, of lattice, the gorgeous by side. 2 blks to ocean. rormal din rm. $43,500, 9 I 52 Kapaa Dr. H.B. n-D •1 529 90,., (213) 241-4383. eves. g a r d e n s w i t b $135,000. 673·7387. DREAM HOME Bkr &i5.744o First time offered. •• -r·· 01~ • v DORN PLATZ RLTRS greenhouse, gives an This beaut 2 story, J bd,' SanJuan apistrano (213)245-6706 ethereal feeling to this lrvineTerrac• ;h?sUoflF~~~oJn~~?!;! HuntiftC)tonBeach 1040 2~ ba. beach hm Super sharp 3 bedrm C-' .___le -LI ,18 HarborViewHillsHome. 3 Bd, pool. $85,000 Own. 4·bdrm home, 2 iull ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/formal din.rm., &, Condo.Ononelevel.Va-"""srr-a...w 0 lt'sa210 ft.widelol.has Llc.Byappt.673-0470. ~ Cam .rm ., h ig hly up." can t. Fast escrow.••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR. 2 ba .. pwdr. rm., 2 baths. Today on ly l/2 Mile graded w/custom wood· Owner will help fina nce. OPEN HOUSE frplcs .• library & much Co1ta MHO I 024 $49 ,000. Has Country stair rail, new crpt'g• N. of Mission on El See t.o believe. 3 years more.Nowonly$167,400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• kiiche o with ga rden To Beach freshly painted & wait Camino, left on Zanja new in C apis trano Mesa Verde aPtleraisuemca.11 E xcl us ive-537,SOO papered, elec garage dr follow open house signs Palisades. 3 Br. 2 Ba, all opener, lge redwood to 26507 Paseo Santa rooms open beams, btny 4 Bdrms. + Fam. Room 540-3666 Great opportunity. Three patio cover. Ce men ,. Clara. lndscpd. Sprinkling OwnerAnxious years old and Cull of drive"sidestorage area 646·3928: eves 549·1532 system, fn cd yrd. Many Top location. beautiful warmth & love. Entry to for boat or l rlr. Walk to ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. xtras inside & out. 34232 COMPANY home! Big rooms in bi g entertainers living Bch & all schools. Highlt '. LE RAISOR REALTY Via Velez. 496·6323 HEAi.TO HS plush decor. Entry hall room. dining room area desirable Newport West S lt'iOCE 1!14 1 offers a hearty welcome. served by an a ll modern track. Showt}da1ly llam- 4523 ca-Dr .. lrvN Corona d~I Mar I 022 671-4400 Robust fireplace in the "We're Here To Help".... chefs kitchen with COUO· 5pm. $65,000. (Prin. on- Lachenmyer Realtor ···r----------••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------: la ving room. separate ---------1 lry wood cabinets. con-ly)714·968-0327. CALL 833-8600 1 _________ Duplex. Price reduced to --------dining room . dream \ert1ble den. Lots of ex·I~~~~~~~~~.:, -----------------S79.800. Corona del Mar. kitchen. Xtra bag master UPPER BACK BA y lras, BKR, call 842-8854. I CHECK THESE For sale by owner. Ex· suite. Orange trees. fruit S62,500. Country ll\'lnJ! al I Prestige 2 sty 4 br + lg oelle.nt cond. See owner DUf'LEXES trees! S69,950, BKR, call city pnces, located in de G.......e 1002G4tMf"Cll 1002 bonus r oom . Near at420'r-2Larkspur,CdM 711IRIS,2-2BR+guest 54().1720. s1rable Bay Ba'ck Bay ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~: ~; ~r Is Go IC or cal1644-7326. $94 ,500. area. Owner very anx· SA .. E F,BJ. THROUGH · _._. Foun.ltx. Price reduced 406 FERNLEAF, 2 0 + ious. Save SS on this 4 BR "#I ift Colifomio" th . . In Fountain VaIJey, 4 br, to '111.300. Corona del l , xlntcond. $82,000. home. 546-8640 --5--1 .... al-8----a • ... now e pressure lS on. This beaut. swimming pool, over-Mar. For sale by owner. "# 1 in Callfomia.. ~ pee uys 4-BR. executive home must be sold aized master bed rm Excell ent cond. See Ja W 11/uq immed. A former model. it includes a w/fplc. 2Stpry. $71,950. owner at420lh Larkspur, Mesa Verde 4 BR, 3 ba. ~ (l-ftl'i'ACANT-l Blk to CdM 11644 7326 REALTORS ~U .Ucd under GI ap· huge Cam rm & formal din rm, Chesl•y R•altors or ca -· PRIVATE BEA.CH F/R & D/R. Choice cor. pr'J, or assume low-int. sparkling heated pool too -Make an 842-7441 DUPLEX $68,500 access when you buy this _S67_.500_._o_w_n_r_S4_0_·4_48_4_ ---------i loan. offer. 415 orchid,openSat/Sun cus t o m Ca m eo MESAVERDE FARMERS <2.> ll UNTl NGTON SPANISH HIDEAWAY Delightful tile roof highlights this immac. home. Huge master suite + guest bdrms, den & din rm., all set on a ranch-size lot. Call today. SPORTSMAN'S MANOR Beaut. Calif. ranch home with fantastic view, a sparkling pool, waterfall & jacuzzi, floor to vaulted ceiling fireplc adds elegance and warmth to living area. Move up to a new style of Ii ving. $195,000. CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates Realtors YOUR VEHICLE TOA QUICI< SA.LE 675·6060 1·5. 1 Bdrm each ... can Highlands home over· 1650 Texos Cir. Here's your good1c-CREST·4BR. fom rm. be changed to 2 Bdrm, 1 looking the blue Pacific OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 buge lot-with ground den, 2·Crplcs. 3·car gar + b I b h I t and Catalina. Bea m plowed-Newport Hts 2 boat"alc. a. + ge ac e or ap · Drive by and check oul n I.:::::=:==:=:;::. Best Buy! ceil .. ga ra ge d oor this 3 bedroom, 2 ba, 4 Bdermat23~-E-l5Sl.d (3.) COMM'L. store &la ••••••• opener, many xtr as. yrs old. $54,750. lf in· u1ntar hotel -3 blks from pier.1----------'"·•'f CA.MEO SHORES YU $89,500. Bkr. 646·7414 or terested call 548-7711 ; $1!9.500. Young lnv~stors Of'EMDA.ILY 1·5 642·4155 after6,644·0072. REALTY CONDOS Be ach area. 3 BR 325 n "RE [ SINCE 1946 (l.) VACANT-Reduced. Townpome! Neat and ~ 3355 Vio lido, N.B.. Suite 295 2-BR, spir al stairs lo clean as a pin! S26,500 C..-o Shorn Rd. 4 BR DUPLEX l't\o.-6"'2-299l-Anyti..,. mslr. DR swle, high-on· wiUl very low down! Corner of Roxbury ; 3 SO. OF I "YSIDE . a-hal l. Perfect first investment. bdrma. + sep. bonus rm. ~ . THE Bkr962·5511. wilh bath; formal dining with a 3 BR, 2 Ba rental. CONDO· By Owner, 2 BR, (2. >sN.F4iA v ER DE rm.; Jge. rear yard. Only l h years old. w/court& pool. Assuma STARTER VIL ULUght. 2-BR. LOCATION! $149,500 Featuringbeam cellings, ble.Midao's.979-7463 rorml din area. Only LOCATION! * * * * • • • natural wood and brick _B_R_2_B_A_h __ i_M__ $38 750 S35.900 Just steps to surf! Exec ME.AR MEW DUPLEX lex tu r es and perfect 3 • ouse n esa I MHd Homes to S~I neighborhood. Adjacent 3 Bdrms .• 3 ba. + 2 location.Cal1644-7211 Verde. too lo~, to ad-' CALL to maritime J1 v1 n gl location!Sll2,000 North, 3045 Grant Ave. c hal et . Un i qu e 968-3229 963-i881 Gourm e t s uns hine Scenic Pro-.-.ies , , • $49,000., open house. Sat Townhouse design. By kitchen. Walls of gla~s. bdrm., 2 ba. Greatest ~ vert1 se price .. Mesa Rustic wood -si ded JUNEBLAIR,Agt Custom carpet &drapcs. r•• t , & Su n 1 2-4. bring a r c hit ect /owner . BUILDERS ------------------Want ads Cal1642·5678 • •675-5726 •• l checkbook ! Near So.Cst. Vacant-must sacrifice!! Breakfast room, sweep-s k · h · h PRE.COMSTR. SALE ing master BR retreau GIMt'OI I 0021General I 002 Ge-neral I 002 Gneral I 002 G"eral I 002 fo1taz;s3~~: 31~s";,· c;ran:i~ b~e~ast ~~k ~~er7~~-32.4 Bedroom homes in Children's wing: Small ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••••• .,••••••••••••••••••••• ingo, 3 br, 2 ba. $69,500. ing 2nd patio, wet bar. Huntington Beach. 2 ~~e::;aJe dflr!oprl~:~~ Open HouseSunl-4. Hidden masler w1lh 2nd Blocks to ocean. Now ' $39,500 to $47,950* i 71h percent financing available (7~4 A.P.R) Beautiful homes in harmony with the environment ... • SOLAR ENERGY -Alta Mesa homes are lhe first in Southern Californla to employ solar heating • • FULL INSULATION -R19 in ceilings and R11 in w9lls to con~ energy aod to silence outside noises. • LANDSCAPING -Cas barbecues, two attract1vP recreational areas, •nd association-maintained land- 5eaping helps to create a pleasing environment. • GARAGES, -l arge two-car garages with ~lectrtl door openers protect your belongings and ;.-prov<' appearance of nelghbortiood. • GAS APPLIANCES -Energy saving "p1lotless" Caloric gas ranges and ovens offer best and most eHicient heat forcooki,,g. • CARPETS AND DRAPES -Carpeting fnd drapes art furnished throughout, eiccept kitcht>n and baths. • GARBAGE DISPOSALS ANO DISHWASHERS - Disposals and Calorh: dls~washers are included m all plans. Trash compactors are provided in two·bedroom plans. • F1REPLACES -Wood burnif1$ f1repl<iCE>s are an· eluded In thrt>e·bedroom plans. • • Tll.E ROO S -Attractive Spanish architecture and tile roofs Impart a n eleaont apPearance to Alt• ~sahomM. · • CERAMIC TUBS ANO SHOWERS ... Easy main- Munc• ~ tona life with ~ramie tutn and s~rs, ---Codan ma~fl .aullman top_!, ~ formfca kitchen counCertops . • A lTRACTIVE sot.to OAK CABINElS -Plenty of cupboard sp:ICt' Is provided In Alu1 Mesa ki,chtns. 'Cas assl~I sol~r healln1 provide$ more than 60% w1ter hcatin by solar ener1v. Options lfe f'Va 1lablc to add ti):> to w11er snd70% space he.Jtin , bath. Take advantage. taking homes1le reserva-Sacrlfice b a rgain "' Call 645·0303 lions. · $55,750. Bkr 962-5511 LIONS EST A TES 536.2579 c2 13159z.so10 Bike to Beach U nbel i eva bl e, 3 1---------bedroom. 2 baths, huge DUHAN & DOYLE HARD JO BELIEVE! !~~ecdp 2~~~~ 128 ~:1~ INVESTMENT. INC. ACOlDW£llWllCEACO.,AllY This cleganlly decorat('d fi replaces & hltn6. 2000 1740 Orange, Cott• Meaa beautiful 4 bedroom + Sq.ft. of luxurious living. . 548-1168 1---------1 family rm. bonus room All this for only $54,950. $39 999. Roomy 4.bArm + 2·bath home w /2·car gar age. Choice corner location· Veterans welcome. Low down & Low monthly. Exclusive-W11J nol last. Please call... 540-3666 41.iiil/I A "ltouse·sold" name COLLEGE PARK and step down formal Hurry on this one!! Red Nice bdrm., 2 bath fami-dtninJ? room. lOO<fs of Carpe~Realtors ly home; corner lot. or-dollars an upgrades. 842-5541: 213 :~·1644 fered at$49.750 Cathedral ceilings f1oor to ce1hng fireplace. Lots 6 ILOCl<S TO IUCH of used brick. Wet bar 4 B r , + P o o l + 833•2906 and the hst goes un and jacuui/spa. Huge gar on. Only $79,500. Won't w/boat gate. $63,900. Call ~AP~ iVllforu:m•timm 968-:~ suM 1-s --------i 962·4471 <r.m 546·8103 21022 ManHa Circle OPEN S •f/SUN I 5 3 BR. close to beach on " "" • acre. Century 21/Gagnan • 1180 AUGUSTA Assoc. 213/523-6445 or 4 Bdrms .. 2 baths; mint · $29,950 714/SJ0.3059 condition! Close lo good SUPER LOCATION! 1--------- schools, college & So. West or Beach, north of 1/4 MILE TO ICH Coast Plaza. Vacant. re· Heil. Large lot witb 3·er, 2 Ba, fam rm, Ian· ~~ •R O C C ady t.o move in! $52,500 shady trees. This cute Jil. dry rm, cul·de·sac. lusll- "m:;A • • • tie ooe bedroom home ONE-OF·A-KJND 38R, Sctftic:Propertles with terms. prof landscpg, $54,506. 2BA, large H/F pool, cor· __ •_•_6_1_S_·S_726_*_* __ , SCOTT REALTY 963·3901 ner lot '1ith boat sate, IG OLE 111::.a.c gas bltns. Ureplace, lrg. NEWPORT IEA.CH! 536-7533 I """' H added (amily room. Ooly Al Costa Mesa Prices. Home. 4 Bedrm, 2 batll. $56,900. Call PRESTIGE $46.500, 2 Br 1 Ba , copper added de n . with hun HOMES, 645-6646 plumbing R-2 lot. A RARE GEM fplc, lge kitchen &c bi. ---------1 $54,950 2 s ly Charmer! Set in green gardens that din. rm. 8ltn1, cpt1. VACANT shllrp 2 br con· Open beams. 2 brk reflect the tender loving Deep lof on alley. Oce do. $36,900. Ownr./Agt. "-tc's Both In Newport care of Its proud owners. view from upstairs. 940-3013;54&-7739 .. ., · AsmaJlerhomelnaneat Zoned for 5 units. 1 , _________ , ~~t 042·6388 ne.ifbborhood. 3 Bd's. 2 Blocb to oce•n. $49,500. ASSUME VA ba & a perfect pool· Rkr~ $3995. down + closlng R.AMIUNG J a c u 11 i . 0 a I I B o b 1---------·_. coats Ni co 3 BR. great 1 RG IM Dickenson Agt for an ap-BY Owner, ~ark Street area. Owner will help A A polntment to aee this blJts from Ci'Vlc CentB:• flnan(e. $49,950. • ~rb' ~e~• w/;ua8~ jewel · R, den,-f"pk- SUN R.E. 631•2222 ~/s~~ fore w:k t hop. __ -_,_7_9_-1_53_1_. ___ 1 ::i~~0:,~'·0°'· Mesa Verde Pacesetter Rullt·ln kit chen. Lol will DOLL HOUSE home. By owneT". Lrl c hold anoth r unit. Act eed a Dock for 'I bt, fam rm, dlx kitcfi· no.w I All tor $43,900. New Paint, tarpeUnf, 3 Yacht? A 3 BR. Ir a4 B&; l I ,.~.,. ...,..,. Br, l~ ba frplc, dbl ...... w/• ... & le dock """ oppUanceiJ, un que Yup.. _.._ garaae. h\cd yd w/paUo. ~-'""t 1-a1" I: Sea Ga~ graded , b\fl covered @ c-I ..,_ ""' p l\tlo, hul l trees . Nea r a;; o monury 8o0U1"n6at/Sun. 549-1704. 2846 Corvo Pl. ~ ?/uHt schools & bch. ~OOOfor 161'108Jmlni,.$115, <»en MUH Sat~ J-S. KM.W'IS eqUit.Y " take over go't''t lll.ZI~---.. loaa. l»dpt.y m-4714. -..u.I'""' '73,.uv. ., I , I • : 1 . I . C8 DAIL y PILOT Salun!!y.January 24. 1978 ~ Houtes For Sde Ho¥s•s Fors. J ...... Fof,. . HM-At11or We ............................................................................................ · .. ~.~~ ...... ~-~~ ....... ~!.~~ ....... ~.~~ ................ Kii io69 ~~~-~ ... !~.~!~~~~ ... !~.~! ~ .. t..,_,... •• ,. ........... -·-'°''· 1·.a.YFRO.._.T "' ant.. . I 044 & 8J leadt I 041 I 012 Mlpet I 052 ................... .... . • • .. "' " ••• ,. •• • • ••••• • • • ..................... •••••••• •••• •• •• ••••••• • •••• •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• U5D2000sl1~.,.DS ~ ft . llWPOIT ~k.f:r bv~::nat:.r~ CULVHDALI OWHEit ANXIOUS 'gbly UJ>gJ'¥ded 4 BR. .. ~ba, P'R. home, located .. acar community pool and park. Lowest price Jorthls plan. $59,UOO. Cce. 673-760 I anytilM OPEN SUN. 1-5 18741 VIA SIENA NOR INS R E AL T Y OPEN HOUSES JJ 783 5th A venue South Laguna Sunday 1-4 PM ~ 'P,,,c6.acu -,,. "HTS ~eaau,·e omces .A.MM CHISMAN 3 + Oen. 144 pace• to ~ '' _,. HEla Reduced to $600,000 llAL I.ST.Aft sandy beach. S63,9$0. Ba 'U Ill c.tomJtaUanVW.witb llLLGRUMDY OPEN SAT. l ·S Call ff f pool. Prime Hel&hb a.llltor 675-6161 SOUTH L AG UNA -Sp;.nisb 644-12ll 'J U!W••• location. wattlnpan(J7.~~------style 3 bdrm. home. Beamed 1amcroornwllhwetbar, CPAwiahUtopurchase ceilings, deck off ma.st.er bdrm. & Spacious f a mily bayfront. Pier & sllp formal d1nlng. SUnten appTOximateb' ocean vu. Near beach. $99,SOO. for large boat. ~ BR, 4th ba:i dining rm. 't':!'J~ "°°tot.mu. ~~e ~ ~,;!: OPEN HOUSE -Sat. & &m., &fam.rm.50Ft.Jotc¥:aLlaoNord ;o_m _.,,."""" Cammucial ~perty 1.-4:30, 32612 Balearic Road , BAYSHOftES llDUCID FOR A . OH! $375,000 In L•gwia Beach. for Laguna Nig u e l -Exquisit e 2St.ory Home. 3 Br, 3 Ba, • own long ~m invest· ~'::.r~Jeer,!~c!J[!!~;e: i ~~bchm&s::a~~~l~~ LIDO REALTY ment.~)392.~ j , _,,_6 u i-$l29 500 1~. $120,000. S48·9833. 3377 Viti UdOo M.L 67J.7JOO lU' x aoo• c2 Lot on -~ C08S1.&&.1•6 vu. • · J. Newport Blvd. C.l'd. Vac, ...,.m Jll71&UHl c ... ~ .. s..i..,.. ACUWW...Uc:.MY prim e loc. Prln. only 4't-t34t ·• 4tt-ll47 Newport leach I 06., IHiwport leach I 069 646-1762 70 I • .a.yslDE DR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEST CLIFF, H b ri----------" Highlands area. Spac. 4 ·2 Zone art shop with Turtlerock President 1455 Morningside Drive Watertronl, 4 BR. 4 BA, oflJo ~ " Sr 2~ Ba, Fam. Rm, room for expans1on on Laguna leac h I 048 Loguna HiCJ&MI I 052 pier. ()pen Sun. 1-4 :30. 1940 Highland Owner. lge lot. Ideal for antiques ••••••••••••••••• • ••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~ e 646-0100 or similar. Danla Realty. Bwlt home. l ·BR, 2-ba, . Laguna Beach I ,: .... ' ' • 1 ....... , J "~'·1\-.,,1\ •OCEAN.F'RONT• 645-20'.l0or642~ e n c 1 o i. c d I o v c I y Sunday 1·4 PM Rare at $199,500. By 2-BEDROO~. 2·bath Con-( tlfPILt 1kJ \1.t1 '• ·., f'>H1 • courtyard. tcnms & pool Ideal family home. $81,500. BOND REALTY 8 3 1-9411 Owner's Cardlfr Model ''The Tl'rracc". Plush crpts, drapes, man) • xtras. Attachl.'d · gara~c Lndscpd pat10::.. lots ol privacy. $55,000. l::ve::., 552 3636. University l'ark V11l:ige I End unit t" nhsc. 3 lge bdrms, could lie 4. 2 balconies, 2 lrplts., 21 ~ ba ., kitchen/lam.rm., spaciou:. ma~tt•r !>Ulte w/frplc. Rccl•nlly de roratcd, xlnl <:ond .. close to poob. tenn1:. & !>chools, Hy owner S55,000. Prin only. 552 8515 SALE DY O\\'Nfo~R. Univ Park II. La Salle 4 Br. 2 1 ~ ba. Hr1ck patio w l 1rt•p1t overlooking ~rcenbcll Waterfall & fountain in entry way. 1 •r10c1pals onl) 552 7215 1110 DEGREE VIEW owner. 752·1171/499-4384. do. lmmed1a~e occupan· OPENS •T. 1-5 . cy. A/C, refng. Close to " LOT in new secl~on or FABULOUS beach & golf. Only 120dysseyCourt Arch Beach Heights. . ocean view s12 500 home; 1mmac .• spacious $41,900 Newport Crest condo. • · 3 BR, 21'2 ba., touch of IOHD REALTY 4 BR, '3m. rm., din. rm. Sl<:CLUDED CHARMER New Orleans charm: 8 3 1·9411 End unit, profess. decor. "ith the hills behind your mirrored frpl, rormal 1---------1 Wine ceHar. $82,000 rear patio & the Pacific chning rm., gourmet kit. ·GEM· at your feet in front 2 Lrg. wrought iron trim 3Bd,2ba,lgeyd. 120-FTustinAve.,N.B. blocks to Woods ~ve decks; great storage. Upgraded, $47,500. RE.;.LTORS 642--4623 Beach: 2 Bdrms. & 2 .St~ryboo~. secluded Owner.831-0648. BIG CANYON LOT Private, unusual, large used brick patio with mat ure trees & beautiful landscaping. Immaculate 3 bdrm., dining rm., 3 baths; ready to move in! $139,500 > LIDO REALTY • 3377 Y10 Udo, M.I. 67J..7JOO baths. s71 soo. brick p~tio & garden · w/fountam. $127.500 Best location on Golf , AT OCEAN. Lovely, Laguna Niguel. course. $87.500. Owner Mewporthach t069Mewportle h 1069 IMMACULATE & WARM 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home with many quality upgrades. 2 brick patios offer outdoor enjoyment with security of walled g<1rdens. An unus ually gracious home in Laguna Niguel. $76,500. spacious mobile home; _58_1·0_2_64_or_5_4_2·_6_735 ___ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~~••••••••• ----L-----i~~~~~~~~~ corner lot, fantastic the choice community DUPLEXW/SLlP -------------• SanClemet'lt• 1076 CondomlniulftsjTown· view. 3 BR. lrg. llv., 2 OPEN HOUSE 1-4PM Bill Carroll 640-5560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• houses for sale 1700 ba .• all bltn kit. Fam. 29782ELLEND ... LE H t" &C R It 15•1.,l .... GSRO·"'....... F d' .•••••••••••••••••••••• rm. Decorator's delight. ~ as mgs o_. _e_a _o_r_. & " " -"' our a Jacent ocean view • Hu ge decks. BBQ.** BEST BUY, mtn. OPEN 11-l~SUM. lots. Bey one $11,500-Luxury2styCondo.3Br, Storage. $37 ,500. Owner view in large corner lot $15,000 or make offer 9D 2 Ba, & powder rm, help finance. with 4·BR & 2·BA. choice all. master bd has sun deck. PANORAMIC ocean location on quiet cuJ-de· step dn liv rm w / view; 3 BR.·2 Ba .. frpl., sac str eet. Newly 4 AMCHOIAGE cathe<tral ,ceilings, W/W ~l~~t~AVC~ !t~ r;a~ patio, deck. Close in hsted·SSS,500. IMYESTMEMTS = ~~r1u:1~·1t~~:~~:!! to wall hearth topped by ~~1~~~~~~258~\cean CALL TO SEE C7141 496-7711 pool & tennis cts -un- bookshelves creates . P **SUPERB. panorami·~ ==============~I limited privileges, local-v1ew. nvte area, ocean ... ....EW LISTl .... G• moodtodreambyasyou sidehwy.2 BR,2ba .. lov· view of Saddleback "' "' · VIEWFOREVER ed near ocean in watch the sunset O\'er clypat10.0neofakmd. VaUeyandreg1onalpark HarborViewHomes Panoramic view of NewportBch:Change of vast expanse of the $125 ooo & lake. Upstairs walk· PHASE Ill ocean, city & coastline employ reqwres immed Pacific or take a stroll to ' PEG ALLEN out deck and observation SOMERSET PLAN from this beautiful 4 -4;ale below . cost <714 > private beach. 3 Bdrms. REALTOR 494-7578 deck in rear, pool·s1ze 5·BR 3·ba, fam rm, wet Fabulous view-Catalina/Dana P t. 2 Bdrm., 2 bath home 4.96--0399 anytime or <714> S BR -S61,900 &Jbaths.S8l,7SO 1095N.Coasl,Laguna yard.$67,500. bar. Professionally BR+ofc or 3 BR 2 BA, 5 huge w/familyroom,hugeliv-6454949 eves. UNIV. PARK 1 CUSTOM NEW WOOD & Laguna Niguel Realty landscaped & decorated. windOWS·Opens to pvt. outdoor p_atio. ing room w/frpl. & ON GOLF COURSE, Gur)(t.'ous 5 bedroom. 2 GLASS home overlook· MOVING 830-5050 496-4040 Vacant. Beautiful home. custom pool. $76,500. Rancho-Sao Joaqui m, story' Primt-l:Ul·de·sac ing beautiful Rim Rock Priced for quick sale. OPEN SAT./SUN. 10·5 BKR. 498·0500. Irvine, 2 Br 2 Ba, Den. hx.·ation. 2 Patios! ~ile Canyon & Pacific Ocean. S76,500. Attractive 2 2301 PORT LERWICK RHODA MAGIL Rltr. (714) 642-3600 TO..CU>SE ESTATE Pool, Jacuzzi. 752-9260 entry. Ma!>!>l\'C red bnck Bndge t.o large tiled en-sBtory, ld400 sq. ft. 2 Br, 2 ---------1 673-7601 -------------~ firepla ce. gourmet try bridge over & open a. In In g rm• yt• bluff view. Duplexes/ kitchen with garden t · t 1 d t f workroom&gar.497-1019 4br, 2ba Sundeck. Super an 1me 1806CalieLosAlamos. OnitisGle 1800 o en ry ea s o roo --view. Walk to pool.----Newportleach 1069 Newportleach 1069 836-3447 $95,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ 1ew. H1~~aw~y W~aJ.ter deck, Roman Tub open to 3 BR & pool. All rooms $54.900. 495·0728. MEWPORT HEIGHTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Oceanfront, sharp (4 ) 1 on groun eve · in mg outdoor p I a n ts , nice size, pvt p<>ol, dining 3 Br, 2 Ba + fam rm, s taircase lo 4 huge fireplaces in convcrsa· rm. sunny kitchen, much • frplc, 3 car gar, ass um" ---------Capistrano 1078 BR units on an R-4 lot. bedrooms Separate t. ·t & t Bd p · d f · k Laguna Ni'gu""'I " AICIHG'SP• .a.cE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Associated South Coast · · ion p1 mas er rm. more! nee or qwc ~ VA loan, ownr $70,000. - laundry room. Perfect Over 2700 sq. ft. Sl45,000. sale. $72,500. Rita Myers h . Open house Sat/Sun 1610 A palace on Kings Place! Owner. 2/den, 2 ba, view, Brok ers 545-8424 or h 1 g fa m 11 Y h 0 rn c 494 805 7 Real Estate 494 5420 or the C oice community Tustin. 645.7979 Custom construction; Lg patio, lux cpt/4r aut _67_3·_77_37_· ----- SELLl::R ANXIOUS! • 960-1701 ' PRESTIGE parquetflrs.,sundecks& Rl-iALTYCOMPAl\Y gar.$46,950.493·7875. HEWTRIPLEXES llurry,callno". 752 1700 Newport Shor es By t JI 4 BR 3 b A PRICES• .a.SH '.,. >· • '· 1 THE OLDE OCEA"'VIEW 3 Br 2 Ba, .a. .._.D LUXURY poo · as · a. -Santa •na I 080 1 ?,•-3br. Dix thruout. 1'1 -"'""" Owner. Select loc Walk multi· level home with Lo t Dover townhouse ~ -°' I ~ ~ custombu1ll Reduredto beyond conventional t t & 1 3 wes ....................... Seedaily.12·5.2009Calif. GRAY MARE S71.900 499-1112 aft 5 hrs. standards in this 6280 sq. ;;:~~~· ;~~~~ ~ 9~ ~~~:r.0k~~~~d ~~ with golf course vf~w in ---------i St. H.B. 539-6779. SHE AIN'T WH T SHE 499·1188 ft., ocean view home O~n S~t & s'un ° l 6 f · k I Big Canyon. Beautiful 2 $24 995 •-._---,-----0-A ---------I ted . t f 5482825 f.6 30962.dS .. or qu1c sa e; now bdrm.,2 ba.,formaldin· 0"'' •E L•OT -.OIM roperty 2 00 USEDTOBE!Neilher1s SUMNY oca mprivacareao · at· n l. Sl.95,000 ing rm .• with atrium ... LARG · 2 ..................... .. BY OWNER Lc)\'ely 3br. 2ba I rvme home. Nu crpts. drapes, prof decrt 'd & lndscpd >\ssurnable loan w/xlnt terms. Hurry' Pnce'd to ::.ell at $51,500. 559.5534 (Aft6pm Weekdays>. Deerfield patio home. 2br & den, 2ba. lhghly up graded single family home. Pror Jndscpd. steps from comm. P<>QI & prk. $67 ,000 . 552·1725. eves. or wknds, prin· cipals only. SUMMY & BRIGHT Almost new 3 BR. 2 ba end uml townhouse over· look10g greenbelt . Privacy abounds with this one. Come see 1t to· day' Fast possession owner transferred !"Ml51 Alder. Open Sat. & Sun 1·5 LE RAISOR REALTY 4523 Campus Or., Irvjne Campus Valley Shop Ctr. CALL 833.-8600 CAMPUS VIEW Spacious 4 bdrm., 3 bath home. Family room with fireplace. luxurious kitchen and formal din· ing room. Ternf1c floor plan plus convenient location. $71,500 552-7500 red hill realty th 1 s DAN A PT . h rf 1 tl... th Niguel Shores. 5·BR. 4·•---------gardens. Sunken back ~~rm,,· 1 bath. As ~s. you Multi tenant industnal & DUPLEX. Just a Short ... c ee u to age on e luxury baths & powder **LIDO ISL5• * fix 1t Terms available I N h d OPEN SAT'S N 1 5 patio with view. $129,500. · · · office bldg, Orange Co. dislancA to thn .. ·lan·na. popu ar · ort s1 c room. self-contained · Best buy 1n Orange " "'" Co I I --'led & 2 2v· p 1 Mary , Lou Marion Airport Location Pn·n One unit is spacious 2 mp etc Y rem.,uc penthouse retreat up· l ia a ermo County . . BDRM ., WITH OCEAN ready for occupancy. z stairs. Custom appoint· $115,000. 4 BR, z .Ba, lrg 642:8235 CS90) SCOTT REALTY only. 549-1480. Bdrm 2~ ba S84 500 menls abound. See to lot. Owoer w/finance, COMPANY VIEW. Built-in kitchen SOU.THL~GU·H... 8,,__,., Bk B w t ~ 536-7531 LIONSESTATES with ref rig., opens to din-"" " believe the magnificence n 10 • r · · ies H !-:Al.TO HS Builder/Broker selling- 1 n g are a. o E c K Shiny new 2 bdrm., 2 of this home and the 645-2425 st~l'Jo: 1~4 property. 3 To 18 units in W /OCEAN VIEW . bath; parquet firs .. valuc;atS295.ooo.Callforl120iaTrieste.Lidolsle. 673-4400 SouthLCICJUllO 1016 prime areas in Hunt· Lower l ·bdrm. apt. has Swedish frplc., blt·in appomtme~t. L encld. patio, 45' lot,1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ington Beach. New & h v. ,m. & bill· in kitchen k otehen: a II th,; & nn Laguna Noguel Realty se . guest bd•m w /bath. ~ _ I nea' new. with refr1g. Property has ocean view! $65,900 830-5050 496-4040 o n Sun. 1·5. $112,000. OCEANVIEW ,.U_nno 5 36-ZS79 592•5010 a separate laundry room ~ ·s T. Osborn, Agent. !I & stora~e cabinets for ~ ~ (714 675-5499 Charming Spanish style each apt. Low main· ff' ••~J• house + unusual 3 sty W T HORES •• WOOD & GLASS 19 UNITS ••.:-DOVER SHORES view apartment. HE POR S tenonee lot, needs weed· , 1m1 BREATIITAKING $93,500 4-BEDROOMS, 3-BATHS HOME in 3 Arch Bay, 2 WESTSIDE, C.M. . mg & landscape care. ,,, . .,,,._ l . Steps to b each, lrg yrs. old. 3-BR. A com· $273,000, $36,480 gross in· The l ·bdrm. unit needs 1105 N.Coa~r Hwy., Laguna Inga VIEW!! S 1 Be h h . secluded patio & enter· munity with p r i vale come. $4180. spendable. carpel, decorating, etc, 494-1177 ,._ 4 HR. 3 Ba, private ing e ac ouse +m· beach and tennis courts. Rebuilt like new. Owner N · · master suite w/view. comeunit&guestroom. taining area, comm. d necessary. With a tittle l ' *E* P CE BR d. Pool, jacuzzi. Lowest OPIE .... S~UH •• 12_5PM anxious 499-4551 494-8086 af\er6.644-0072. 0 m •10' , ••• "' 1m-I IMPOSSIBLE TO """" 000 pools & tennis. Owner $115,000. may carry 2n . 548·1711; effort. this income pro· fngO R LA • a J. • .'" price on Galaxy Drive. .....,. 493-8812 [ti> ~ perty could be a real ,._ rm & ram.rm home with Shown by owner, wkdays 303·34lhSt. 673·760 I 1 showplace. Offered for lovely view for only by appt. Open Sal/Sun JOHN KOMER, RLTR anytime Mobile Homes $62 500 Full Price * • A R C 11 1 T E C . $64,000. 1·5, 1824 Galaxy Dr. 646-3723 For Sale 1100 . s EE TODA y ! ! TU RA LL y rem ode I ed 493-8812 494 -8086 645·8498 or 642-~ BY OWN ER, Super Nwpt. Promontory :::··Cos·· .ta •• M ••• ··l····t·· •• 8 UNITS. 5.9 x"gross. F/ p GONETOMORROW!! home. 3 BR .. 3·ba, large 4.99·4551 _..,., . Mlsslo .... Rr.•LTY 1Slot29. m500any fine features. Open Da1· 1y 1·5 23671 OPEN HOUSE Hts. 3 BR. Sundeck, . esa oca ton $85,000. Century 21, "' a;;A forest type backyard on Po1'nt (at $15 mo.). Lots of ex· Duhan/Doyle lnvesl-985So. Cst, Laguna 494.m· 493-8812 Sidney Bay. The Niguel 12Noon-tillsold! hill.$67,500.645-6995 tras. Cute. Make offer. ments 548-llfia Phone 494-0731 499-4S51 S~ores .. 496-7975 Don't Beach livmg al it's best! (714) 642-4780 ' · miss this xlnt value. Close to everything. 1 SPACIOUS Custom home-under con· Triplex, E . Costa Mesa CHECK THESE Owner Bkr. Blk from water. Prof. de· MOBILE HOME slruction. P11l me end lOXSO Melody Home. Nice $75,000. Xlnl lax stfelter RIVIER .a. ---------corated. dbl encl. gar, 2 BR. 2 Ba. Frplc. on the basin local.ion. 50ft. boat H.B. Brk. 2br, awning, Agent 832·?.692 " OPEN House 12·4. Private . h d k slip, view, sauna & work· nu crpts. shed. $4,500.1-..:;;._ ______ _ EXCLUSIVES pool, 3 br. 2 ba. $49,500. ~Y ~l~~aen~' tf:C,ge~o~ ~~Bayside Village. out room, 4 baths. 3 Evescall847·7374. MESA VERDE•·PLEX FOR SOLID VALUE 25031 Adelanto Dr. on 1 Y s 105. 000. This fireplaces. Call for ap· Llbert.y-6' 16, 1958 T lr ~bs~lulely beautiful! Superb beach & city Mission Vie1'0 I 067 bargain won 't last long. ~ pointmeot. CaJl645--0303 $900/ofr. ~I NidoTrlr Pk:, Princ1palsonly please. views! 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths C ti 675 ...,.,., Ag t I'?. • ~-~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• a ·&J;,"" en .;/M'tilt£ ''1¥4U 1640 Nwpt Bl. #15, CM . 44 UNITS best rental + guest qlrs. Best loca· S . ''Y •c .a.TED" Rr ••·:ron 552 7272or645 5746 t1on. Owner will finance. tunn1na! -"' ~ OPEN HOUSE ....-. · · · area in Fullerton. Pricedrighta\$139,500 3 Bdrm .. 81,'l 'Ga . vu Abandoned 4 or 6 Nearly new huge, (24x64), Principals only please. The one has it all! 2-Sty., 3 bdrms .. 3 baths. with family rm .. l~e. private home: frpl. garden, bedroom with spiral 12 Noon-till sold! WESTCLIFF 2 bedroom, 2 bath in one AGENT pond, ceramic tile & s lair way lo a r tis l Beach Ji ving al it's best! 4 bd, 3 ba, ram.rm., crt A""'Owm••-racow••y or the county's best adult 642·8550 eves 546-1081· wood thruout. $79,500 hideaway. $19,354 FHA Close to everything. 1 yd entry, hvy shk roof. --" parks. Faml.ly room with R.E. 5.a.LES assumable loan at 6112% Blk f o ater Prof de b d i " pool & rec. area. Central --------- EXECUTIVE'S HOME · inte.resl w/no qualifying. cora[e~ ~bl ~ncl gar: Agt, S46·l456· $89•500· *DUPLEX•· ~r~takf!~i b; a'!i~ %~0~'. START THE HURRY!$54.~. mod. kitchen, s undeck. NEWPORT SHORES Best buy on Peninsula! n. living room. A fully ._.EWYll!.A.R air-conditioning. A real jewel atS92,500 Contractor's home, on lge . private lot. 4 Bdnns., 3 baths. Ocean view gazebo + healed pool & 3 car garage. Of· fered al $125.000 Great potential ! Older 2-sty. unit on com· ''MODOWH" Truly elegant living for Tennis, walk to beach, Goodforsummerrentals landscaped b eauty " ~ Veterans· Here is the OP· only $105 .ooo. Th is $58,900. Agt.Jeanne or owner/occupant. Lge. priced for quick sale by RIGHT! Fred Brigg's designed portunity you have been bargain won't last long. 645·8909 536·2579 units with bit-ins & owner. S.J.C .. 4.96·1795. Sell Homes c~tom bwlt home in one waiting for. Large 3 Br. Call 675-2269 Agent frplcs. l·Blk. lo ocean. 1 __ "nv•sa_ _ _..._ of the lop residential & Fam. Rm. home w/ . NEWPORT HEIGHTS $99,500 8't37. Local Pk. Totally re· ~' .. nnnna areas in town. The view country kitchen, view lot NpDoverShorH Oceanview, Lg 4 Br. NEWPORTIEACH modeled i n & out. EcraMore can only be explained as &many extras. $52,900. Pool, 4 bd, 2 ba home on po~l. ask $98,500 313 REALTY $2000/trade. 646-9541 Our residential division "Out of this World'' and MISSION VIEJO extra lge lot. Lge hv.rm. lrvme Ave, Appl548·SS56 67r 1642 545•326l lists and sells more in-yet 1t is within walking opens to covered pallo Owner .,. Mobile Home 1913 Viking vestment properties than distance to beach. 2 REALTY area. Newly carpeted, . 24x85 Adult Park. most investment offices. Bdrnu .• convertible den, 137·9500581-1000 extra clean, $105,000. Harbor View Hon:ies. WATERFRONT 960-2211. Per sonal Training, ---------•I mercial lot, ocean view! 3 baths plus large•---------• Shownbyappl.64S-5412. Summe'r Set View West Newport, 2400 sq. sStarFamilyPark,S.J. Prestige Offices, Full kroom th t , B Cb . 3 Nature Park Canyon. 5 ft. home on the waler. F · 1· t · p wor a can eas1· y owner. arm mg OPIELI SU .... 12_4 bd, 3 ba, lge lam.rm., 2 Cap. '7l Z4x60 2 BR, 2 Ba. aca 1 iea, roperty Asking $66,.000 GREENTREE·BY Owner 3BrFamRm,lndry.HJ'. Downto{l,on Laguna. ty upgrded. $53.000. 4101 Older duplex on com· _G_J_en_w_ood_S_t_. _s5_1_-2_1_00 __ 1 mer c i al Jot. As It in g 1y be converted to 3rd BR, 2 ba. · country kitch/ ...-. " Pier & slip. Xlnt. cond., S19500 p · t 496-2038 Purchase Plan, Fringe bedroom and bath. Huge fam. rm.~ beaut. patio/ 521 W . IA Y AVE. frplcs. By 0"'.ller. 1719 3-lrg bdrms, 3-baths, 2· • n . p y. Benefits, Superior Com- li ving room w/limber BBQ.$SS,900.S81·9154 Pride of ownership ~:Uri~:1; ~~~~~aPed· frplcs.Pricedtosetlfast. Cute MobUe homeon Golf m isaloo , Dynamic ceilings and most impor· duplex in quiet Balboa Sl.29 000 Ope Su 12.5· $129,000. Xlnt. terms. Course. Walk to Bcb. 2 Organization. Learning • • San Joaqui n upgraded I condo. Jmmed. avail. $60,000 Building site. Big ocean v1ew lot, close lo Three Arch Bay. $22,000 tant a SWIMMING UkeNew2Br,l~baCon-location. Perfect for 6"0-0016· n n. . $10,000.down,owner wm bd.lba,enclosedporcb, Environment, Full Ume POOL.$159,500. d-o. $34,900. ~ner owner/occupant; 4 • carry. 7~'7o 1st TD may 2 car carport, well Ucensees who will work OCEANFRONT ~~JaN()peu~. Sun 1·5· bdrms. & 2 ba. & 3 IAYFROMT be assumed-Hurry. Call landscaped. $6,000 down. tot eamlngs in excess oC I I I •' I j I 2BR 2BA, den. mirror w a rd r b • g r t . g.o I r course/greenbelt loc. nr pool. Open Suo. Ownr. &7$-1020 1u1LDa·s CLOSlOUT BREN GREENTREE HOM£ l"* dowo.. a~';tt APR. 2-Bll. 2-ba ft d o « c.Blt f1m rm. Gren.tree modtJ tomplex, comer of Watnat 4t Cul• r . OP.EN SAT/SUN 1·5 673-7601 •rff• P\ad whit you wanl in DaU, Pilot. ct.a& 1l1cds Duplex in North Laguna. just s teps to sandy beaches. across from Heisler Park, with fan· tast1c ocean views. A whale or a buy at $189,500 1, REDUCED ~ "' ..... bdrrns .. 2 ba., with huge P RESTIGE HOMES, lake over payments o( $25,000 per year are en· over $50,000. livi·ng rm .. frplcs. & bll· Luxury ls provided in 645-6646 $10,000 loan. Call cour aged to apply for ·a Large family home with Heated Pool, 4 Br, frplc, thi b .... d custom l·ns. Upper unit h''"'" open 5 r_. new, 960-272.1. ......ition wit h our Invest· over 3000 sq. feet and 6 covered patio, rear view, ..,. b 11• c ma .. s· o .... ~ LISTl .... G ...,.. beams, l"e deck & view u " &.xe • " 10 • "5 " " ments or R esldentiol bedrooms, family and on cul·de-sac, $55,250 of ocean.a Superb decor & desiJPl. Lovely 3 BR, 2 Ba, home, ...._., Pro,.rty·l400 Divisions. Call Don dining room. 4 baths. Ray Ollphanl Realtors NEWPORT IUCH TertHlc view of Bay, close to Harbor mib. In •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• "Berma n. President. Located in the famous 581-1100 boat act1vlties & sparkl· super cond. Don't let this Q v A I L p L A c E Wood's Cove area . .NOW IY OWNER REALTY ing Uabta at nlgl1't.. one get away. $81,000. 5•,1o tMTllUT P R OP E RTIES, INC. $295,000. 675-1642 545-3261 648-7711. Open Eves. Pr inc. o nly. Agent Small ahopptoa cent.er tn 152·1920. • A Dre-. CCHM Trw S19-08l.2or645·4203 Costa Mesa. NOi $U ,53B.1--------f;\ A DOllllA ma...... Popular 4 br w/fam rm. In TM lhrffs t'P Sl G0,000. $50,000 •WALK TO BEACH• ''.JVI llllMZDRS •M-IMI A/e. San Angelo modl"I. 3 Bd, l"oado. Panoramic Down. Owner will carry ....... Oft D•ex Completely landsca~ view. hiahly up1-raded, J..st.5% lllter t 3-8R4c2·BR, "&r•"'O '°'occwrHWY.lAWNAllACM &decorated.on pool si lot By Owner, $7~1500 . HAUOl IMV. CO. ~.54)0. i 1.1t Ytold Builders Distress Sale. w/spectacular view. 640·0384. •26 vista ----------1 * 67 ...... 00 * y..,.R•lff* Open House Sat & Sun Parada, _.. u .. y.a.vlNVESTM~ new Jg. 3-BR 3·BA homes J..2.S. 2l9IM2 Stil:uar Dr. ---------1For Blg Canyon pro· ::J. .. ap".11 .:.'""' w/unobsl. oc. vu. ebove ( Ne•r J eroni ';_t & HARBORVIEW perties, call Bil Cloyon "u · 8'2·74111 Victoria Beach on If(. Mariuerlte Prkw Or PORTOFINO _Real __ t_y-:.644-:-:·-11--93-=====I loli. Prl'1ed for imm.d..-t9t;ilOO ~ ~l~ $88,SOO to $92.500 •TI 830"3S3l art 5!30Pftl. ' owner DUPLEX W& l'OWEU R.I. _Prln ____ e._On_IY:..·-$59__;..,soo_. __ 120 Via Trieste, Lido hle. 200 Ft. to West Newport•• 1200Glenneyre Newport •acll I 06' Lee encld. paUo, 4~' lot, be.t beach! • BR. op. 2 497·175 I .. ••••••••••••••••••••• a.ep. autst bdrm w/bnth down. Only 3 yn. old. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Open Sun. J 5. '112,000 $118,000 ~Hlh 1050 zStory,aynnew,SBr.a Ltwls T. Osborn, Acenl. CAYWOODllALn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, lrplc, 3 cor 1ar, as· <714>675·5499 • 541-1.290 • Liii! HIW 1ume VA 1010. own.r Relocating. 3Br, 2Ba. ST0,000. Open house MS,900·0\\n. A um CJ. al/Sun 1610 T~tio. ~21u w .7919 JAuff•. 2 .. tory condo. 4br 3ba. Canyoo vl w. 2·ca gar, frplc, $69,000 346-0056. 1 OPEN HOUSE· 5uQ f6 Oood.wJll CW rt. RuL.Hod' at-1110 ld- r. er m im n- at- in of ed 4) 4) E. m, n. 00 .. 1 ot. st or ul. hf. 00 ng in nt • & 10 in· le. er 11; x ion in· - a.c ... ,,..,.rty 2000 ........ ,.,.,.....__. I . · .......................-.r -.v H••MU.._...4 ...... u.t...._d Hoe:MtU.....,lhed HoattURfn la..d Satwda Janua 24 1m VP ~7 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ry . OAI~ llOT ontra. Bldrs, Tb ..... ,.. ..... l1P7 CottoMna 3214 tW ... oe•edt J24 L.egMM•och 3 2 41 s.thLoguno 3216 .,., ..... ,..,.tliil'd ••••fi &WlrL .,. ...... 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Color TV, maid 141 W '6n•·-CM J,2.&3 br, O.:luxe UnCur. n vu. 493-S016 ,.~-11 cd '. • • -· · .. ~. serv pool ntE MESA • .,...._.. Fu I ....1 ------.:~· ---1-.. Mer l 122 n yd. fl'ndt. t.ree1 It Purchaaed ror our home, Unfuralllled 342 5 41.5 N Newport Bl NB •.tfful or rn. &H wtr .,... OCEANVlfo;W, 6 unit ••••••••••\•••••••••••• Jlrdtnarea.Ref•req'd. new38r28adelux.1.Mi Best or locatioM. East ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'G-968t ' Adulu·NopelSSec.gotc H.B. priced to sell at 2 Br, 3 baths n o l'r $37S. GU-3372 fr Oce1&0. Tcnnb court Nlne 3 Br condo · lllghly Ncwoort Buch. All new TowMoute Apt Pool, rec rm, el vuton $110,000 prin only Fashion laland & UCl. BAYVU"W HEJOHTS Rec. Rd'i>. Children OK. uparaded.$400. 2br. 2bll w /put.io & ex-Olx furn duplex. 2 Br, JustC~ed S25 Vactorla,&U..a9'70 '152·8710 eves & wkods W /0 , bltns. $35S. mo. Es T A,. T E b 0 m • Call art 6, 536-8749 tru. Su per location. lower unit on Seashore Ace.pt Chlld & Pet '152·8595 (213)782·1"5 fardenor'a dell a ht 3 a... l th b P 1 h 4 Br unfum., tncd yd. 53:!0/mo. 673·2'149. w/gar. Winter/ summer. All AIMftftiu R.E. INVESTMENT b • · .... a e rws • oo ome, Child/pet OK. $US. Agent640-6161 CONSULTANTS Cameo Shores Oceanttool a r I e e d r oo m • , 3 br, 2 ba. l ~ miles t 11.n . Lease, 2br,H!t bu. 28R S335 ---....:...:...=.:..:...:.:..:.:.::.--1 bome, w/pool. Pvt sla1ra hardwood floorlna, bc.h. $425. 962·4"71 WM. POWLLL n E $250/roo.Jt'r plc, patio. I or 2 Br, adults, no pt-l.¥. 2Ult w/rrptc $34~ OCUH VU UHITS to bch, 3 Br + mald, a~ generous dlnin1 ,room, . 497-175l 497.2370 Cioset.oshpng. 963·5267. $170/$100. 2421E.16th Sl, 30R $39~ LAGUNA IUCH Ha, Din Rm, ~·1m Rm, double garage. SWIM· Good lookmg Condo near N. Hts. 646-18()1 Inquire next door. •rhl $ll00mo. Owner G'73-6036 Ml NG POOL. Phone ocean, 2 bd, wall panel-REHTALS DANA 1'0 l NT-Lux-l hscl('nda De Mesa bid; :;uur newct ortlce C Rod, Ferguson Realtora, log, shelf ,unit, wall LAGUH.A IEACH urious 3BH, hilltop. OCEANFRONT lOOW. Wil1on, Apt #l . • as a s1>e acul osta Mesa 3124 833·3821; a lter 7 pm: graphic, util room .• pool, s li 4 BDRM & Fam. & ocean views. Mod 2u Wl t $350 Costa Mtisa PIMECREEK v1uwu?' the Lagu!la .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 644-7003 allelec,2carspace.Call lI~w :ft h L· Sec urity gat t-, pool, yrl;'$45~· l~h~nes : ----·----UVESUP co:; '"tteh. Fullly a ir 1 Bd rum clean bach Cot· Nie 3 BR 2 B" C Sat/SUn.,9·4,847-3893. sundec k . w~18~Ef~ Jacuiz.I, tennis els., D/W, 675-2016or6i.S·7533. . 2 Br, 1 Ba. Pool, Bllns, TO ITS MAME co .. w. On·a le park-tage w/utils. Very Pri e , "•. osta . . . cornpactor, wshr., dryr., Drapes. S190 mo. Ing. Askmg only $160, Close in, nope~. $2lO. Mesa home. Qwet. at. Vacant-ready to move tn. VIEW. Bwlt-111 k1tcben, frplc, gar. $375. Owner, liayfront Panoramic 642-93bi Aft. 5PM OH•r !>00 t Jll tree~ anll . thi~ property can't SC8-0S22. · Cl~e to Schools. Call 3 br, 2 ba, bltns, dbl gar, ~bl. garage. $400 mo. 533-8983 Anaheim View 2 Br 2 Ba $450 yrly 1 O st re 11 m .; with dupltcated under e"ist. Aldine,546"5880 near bch. $350 m o. 2 BDRM. & U U~PUS --Slipav .1 675.0236 · .t.:ASTSID.t.: 3 Br 2 Ba wo.1tt>rf1.t lls c·reate ..1 mg zoning. Owner has M.wporileach 1169 A 848-1004. R.M. home. Built-an IOAT SLIP ai · Twnhi.e. frplc, pvt pat10, relaxin.: setlln~ for moved North needs im ••••••••••••••••••••••• dorable 1 Br house. kitchen, dbl. garage. Steps to Beach 1 Br 2 car end'd gar. pool. 'h your spa1·wu' Ill"' Im med. sale! ' 1 bd, private, near Bay & w/stove & rehig. lsl & Isl •4 B.R. 2 BA. pool, w/pool Quiet residentia l section ~ong leach Marina Avail. now. Ut;I inc I'd blk to shops, water pd 2· bedroom ;.1p:trtme111. Realonomics Corp Bch. TV Ster Rf mo.+Cleandep.Sngl or maint. Wa lk lo bcb. S385Mo. Waterfront Condo for $l70 Gar (l)S29·560l $310mo.645-1959 From $220. Furnitun· • • 675 6700 * • · S22S •213 786.1 eo, es. cpl, no pets. $220. $45·0062 Avail. now. $350. Call In So. Laguna. 1 Bdrm Lease $350 mo. 30 m in. · · -----• ava1l:ibll' Small p~s · · · ~. 3 BD r . Ralph at 847..0010. apt. Located l blk. abo~ from Los Angeles. l BR furn. Steps to beach. $325. Near new 3 br, 2 ba, OK. Adults only. Offit't· TRl·PLEX . ·~ amaly rm, pool, Coast Hwy. Walk to shop • COAST EQUITIES Winter r ental, $200, frplc, gar, no pets. E. opt•n ~do to fi:OO. 2340- Neat. clean 2 BR Du lex Housn Unfuntish.cl encl. garage, frpls. S375. Super 3 BR, 2 BA. Cpts, ping and beach. All util. 1213) 430 0574 544-6899; 675-7598 C. M. 642 1603 F:urvie" Ht! .. CostJ PLUS2BR.l'.'-Bahpom ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alter&,646-5911 ~p.s~~ .. 01786$295 / o . pd.byowner.$200Mo. •1 Ph 55'>JOO ~ Geftet-al 1202 .....,....__, ~ .i. Mi ssion V1eJo 2 Br, 2 Br on Channel. 35121 !1 2 Hr I&;, Ha, brand new '' esa. Onl' 4 ·-· on large lot. Well main ~uxe triplex. 3 Br 2 ba t.al fee Villa · MISSIOH "£.ALTY garage, pool. 2 child. ok, Marcus. $300 mo, incl Twnhse style. Frplc, Lge tained. Jn xlnt rental ••••••••••••••·~··••••• frplc, bltns, dshwhr'. Estate ' 985S.CstHwy,Laguna no pe t s. $240. mo. ulil.675.0576 pvtpatio,gar,$275.2447 LRGlBr,pool,nr .. shop-., urea. Own e r m a 2 Br, range, refng, cpts, patio. No pets. 549·0812 Phone494-073 1 830·87!0 'Blden979 lt>~ adltsfno pe~. Util. pd flnance..,Ask1ng SS9 ooo dpes, responsible man afters 631-2018 4 Br beauty. cul-de-sac. 1884 Monrovia, 548·0336 S01JTH COAST · and wife. Nondrinkers, lge lot & trlr gate, frplc, lmmed. Avail. Unfurn 2 Townho-..se San Clemente 3776 tBR. W/W cpts, drapes & INVESTMENT non-smokers, no children 3 bd, H4 ba Townhse cpts, drps, $37S. 962-0678 Br, close to H1 School. Unfumlshed 3525 ••••••••••.,.••••••••••• paneling w /bltns. A hove Off Beaten Path $49-08!2 or. pets. References re· wt.pool. $295 mo. Secluded. $300. 497 1970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nicely furn. 2 Rr apt. carports w /patio. $160 1, 2. & 3 Br. Adults. no ·----------! qwred. 1 yr . lease W-opt. Vance 558-7012. 4 Br, 2 Ba, ·frylc. cpts, Newport Crest 3br 3ba Ocean View C'lose to mo. 642·7973 aft 6 pm. pets, dshws hrs, sha~ 2 DUPLEXES in Sant to renew G G SM--028:>/ drps, nr H.B. High, $375 Laguna Charmer 3 Br. 1 dbl · • · be h & · , · - ----cpts, closed garage. Ana. $33,500 & S37 500 537-0193 · · · 4Hr·2Ba·R/O·ne w cpts. mo. 968·9087 · Ba, 21,-, blks to bch, $385 ~ar, sau~a. Jacuzzi & ac town. $225 mo. NEW Uay C.:halct apts. (rpk, UBQ. Gas & wateJ H erbert Jlawk'in ~lolbo 1~1 ~~~edyrd944W.19th 01 2B T h mo . 557·1989 or (1) ~~,1~/6;~·;~~~cth7 L 4928615 verypmatc&uniqu('.2 pd.Pool. Realtors 1797 Orang a a.and 3206 .....,.,. 644·15?.8/640·4035 e uxe r wn ouse, 688-7538 · · Ur. 2 ha & 1 Rr w/lol't, LA MANCHA APTS Ave C.M'. 631-2026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 8 D ... R B close to bch. l 'h ha, New 180 dc"rec ocean view Santa Ana 37 80 c;unken living rm, brick 778 "'-ott Place, CM • Qu • l 11 M t r en, "am. m , 2 a, Thru-Out Small dog NEW home 38R 3BA . ,.. · f 1 t t · .:x: •• • " am ": sr, 2.loft Frplc . 2 patios , child OK $280 mo' ocean v..:., patio, 2 Sea 'l erra~e. Nrly new ••••••••••••••••••••••• rp cs, pv pa ios, 642-5073 layC~alet~pts Brs. 2bas_. FR, Patio & bookshel ves, mu ch 963-2944 ' . balconies 2-car ar 2br, bit-ans. stove, garages $240.377 W.Bay. ______ __:. __ Newllunits.377\V.Bay. frplc. Qwet street (100 storage & <'loseLs. Gd. · 830-7164 • g · dshws hr, ws hr/dryer , AMB.ASSADORIHHS 642-0758or642-4226 MESA VERDE a r ea . Open Sat. Agt. 642-0758 blk) Yr lse $495. 675-4868 loc. REF'S. $365 545-5133 New 2Br, Duplex, very r~rng1freezer, pool, ten· OF AMERICA New 2 br, l ba. bltns. Home almos~bere 2 & 3 HORSE PROPERTY &631-2333. Own/ Agnt. spacious. garage, pvt yd. Oceanfront ~etreat. Lse. nas court. Lse at $375 / TWO LOCATIONS auulls. no pets. $250. 191 br deluxe apts. 546-lOJ.1 . 'Executive wanted. 2 br 3121 Michael Dr. $210 mo. S975 Mo. (will furn.) Lgc. mo. 496 4693/ 831·9411. w 1 s Pr~pa1d Interest . Sell . Corona del Mer 3222 bungalow. Security, 1 child OK, no pets. days 2 BR. 2 BL . 40 ft. li v. rm . --, . WEEKLY RATES a nut l. ti73·6041 2 Br, 1 ba. single story• Tr 1 ade. s•.2 acres. Mai;ter ••••••••••••••••••••••• lake, clubhouse. by So. 847·3541 eves 536·3638 & 2 charming studios. In Sec. C0 1"\ 2 /3r ~ 2 Ba, th~n1.; ~~r S~RV~C~~ S225, 2 Br, drps. crpts. ~~~ ~~ c~Tcis~!~~· Pant Community, . Cst. Plaza. No pets. ' aparksettmg,wulledby nis. i..n aca .no c l u ar r, · · frplc p\I patio adJ ' ' · Diamond Bar, "The3br, 2ba. stove, refng, 9'19-()493 Nicf!3Br,l'n 8a,H.Cont. bncktoi.ecurepnvucy under 16. 8/!0s m1 to 2909Bristol,S.A. h · . · ·gar. Adults S235. 2650 Cou ntry ... Accommodate dshwshr .. Nr bch. $395. . Condo. $2 7 o. Brad. Agt 494-7551 bch S275 842-2070 ti45·4840 & 540-2300 s opping. 213·59~·5227_ "P" Elden. 537.3125 25 horses. Equestrian 438 Begonia. 675-7927. Very ruce 2BR $230. Nu ~3147 or549-9511 Duplexes Unfvrn 3600 EASTSIDE ~enter. rec facillties.4 BR, 2 ~2 Ba. new ~~rpet&paint.188Monte 2Bedrooms,lbath, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :?br, near nu crpts &DanaPoint 3826 _call ~ner548-3012 Spyglass Hill borne. ista.640-8795 lnine 3244 $2!'596~;th. New Dana Point Deluxe3 Apartments drps, ranRe & r efriR-••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach cottage+ duplex. Panoramic ~e8;n view. D--P0t.nt 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, 2 Ba. encl ga r , Unfurnished pool. Adults , S195. OceanView2Br 2Ba,lgt! Lease A I d --••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1947 dlx. Bltns. $239.50 Xlnt cond & location 1 S850 • va1 · 1mme ·•••••••••••••••••••••••BEAUT. San Joaquin Older Cottage. 2Rr. frplc balcony,Tustin838·4949 Batbo p . 3 Fru1t lrees & ~arde n. On· ·mo. 644·9229 Close to Dana Point T~'Tlhme Large 2 Br, 21 2 Walk to bch. $315 mo util Apartments Furnished •••••• ~.~!~~!~ ... !.~~ NEW 2 BR. 1 1 ~ ba, patio. 4 96- 9337 ly .$4?.350· P~mt Realty. 2 Br. 3 baths, near Manna, 3 br, 2 ba, $285. Ba, 2 sty. View of golf pd.497·2163 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxury Apt on Balboa garde.n. a~lls, no pets. VERY lrg 2-BR 2-ba 4965600.~93·0208 -,Fashion Island & UCI. mo.lease.(714>493-8879 ~7u;~ & lake. $550. LogunaMlguel 3252 lalboalsland 3706 Bay.3Br,2Ba,w1den.2 5235.642·1603 w/terrace, upstrs, nn Industrial/ W/D, bllns. S335. mo. N 2 8 2b d Sub . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplcs all bltn fully Ne DI 2 ll $225 pet s . $225. 675-5205. ProfMrly 21 00 <213 1782· 1155 ew k · r , 3 lcon o. . d · DEER Fl ELD Patio home Brand new custom home 3 Comp. refurbished luxury eqwpt . kit, laundry. 900 bl~s. c~ls, d~. gar ~no~ 675.3824 • •••••••••••••••••••••••s hingles &wood,2 BR .2 ~~~tinhga,rb~/~gouc'::a~ 3Br2Ba,frplc.S385 Br 2 Ba, Fam. Rm. apt.2B:.no.l'h1hJren/· E .. Balboa, boat_ space pets . 121 Lisa Ln.CMFreshly painted2 br,2ba, WAREHOUSE BLDG. b11 .. 2 fplcs. l·Blk. to Big view. Rec. rm. pool. 55l·l706 644·3185 w1frplc, .forma l din. rm. JX:ts. Refs req d. S350 mo avail. Call for view10g. 64-11869 S225 mcl. util. 496-7934 cir Huge brick 27,000 SQ. fl. Corona. S350 832·7337 Univ Park Terrace 2 Br 2 ~I e c k 1 t .~ht . i::do Id l'&n yrly 673 5099. 549-2988; eves 642-4463 ADULTS, 2 Br 1 Ba. Bllns, _960_._·_11_42 ______ _ M·J in center or Orange. •Agent6'13·6510 • B T h f 1 $360 ronze. cs m rps 1 Or garage Apt. $175 + CoronadelMar 3822 $180 mo. 578 J oann SL. 3832 Swtalile for storage or Fountain Valley 3234 5~·78~n&~~.::Sr . crpts thruoul. L~ patw. utilllles sub-lease avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. Ef Tcwo mrg. SlJ9,500 /\gt 644.0134 3 ~R. 2 ba . dplx. Older ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ bch, nr rec :tr. ~en immed. 751 8496 AM, --chatdren;nopels.$375 4Br2Ba .fncdbkyd,very Turtlerock 3 HR 2 Ba 1 ~1s,sauna.pool .S~a1crr -----••••••••••••••••••••••• Lots for sale 2200 Agent640·7000 <no fee> clean. Chi ldren & pets blk to pool. 5440. ~o. Shores. Guard gate area. Small Bach., util pd, gar ..,. 1 rm. stove, ref rig, crpls, Nl'w 30r. 2ba. <.1ir cond, ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. $375. 581·4852 lease. 646·l086 Suit ab I e for ex el'. µarkng. Sl59 mo. 1st, 1st {-SI .. ,,. drps. si5o. 988 Valencia. cpts, d rps, bltns, no pet:. ch 0 1 cc R . 1 1 o t. 2 10 2B r Iba & Ibr 1 ba: $350 S650/lse. 493· 1675 675-27!17 & 675-6727 '[1,, 1 ~ !:'.~~~~ 646 4581 or 546·5437 S385 mo. 586-8137 Magnolia St , C .M 223Narcis.sus;Avl2/l Superclean3br,2ba.New New3br,2ba.Sep.dinrm • • • • 1,...--.-~0 2 Ur 2 Ba. cpts & drps, Fountain VaOey--3-8_3_4 50xl25• Ask 0 ., 522 500 Range r efng fp644·4340 cpt/drp.s /bltns. Newly & den, frpk, all xtras. Mlss1onV1•10 326 7 Balboa Peninsula 3707 '·It d h h ~45 1 ., ed u ns. s ws r, -mo ••••••• •••••• •••••••••• By owner Saunderson Cust9-roomhome2~2 yrs M"I Sq p acuzzi, communi >HOUSE/ • "' b ,.;•.c:wo°"° I '"2 B ADULTC . · · paint m/oul.IM1from J . · ·t ·1·•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COR0:-.:1\Ui':LMAR A•" o•><>,onu1 days 6-12:02!2 n ight~ ld All .,.; bl ks 1 e uare k. $375 mo pool. College Park. LEJ\Sr., r and 2 BR, S325 yrly. S27:i 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. - -----mma.,. r . on 546 .2277 • ~ h 675-x;~;s. 1 oc 554·1864. 537-6363 2l3/923·6684. new 3 Br 2 Ba. view home Winter. 12 Hlk. to bay Pool. tennis, cuntint•ntal 2 nr. super sharp new m do, ci1r l"Ond, pool, nu cpL-. _ c · 1 · Hufttt w/lots of upgrades. Move Marshall Rlty 675·4600 breakfast. Some m·can & tenor. $225. Walk to 17th &drps, $225, 968-7437 For Sale. L~t 1,n Y~cca AVAILA~LE 'HJ June 15 ••••• !'!~~-~~.??~.~ * RB4TALS * in n~1°~3~~ 30 days. $380 Coronadel M~37£2 Catalina \1cws. Clos<' to ~,i s.~~P~t:f"i?rn Fr:. Huntinqton leach 3840 Valley, 100x200. Ut1I in. at nommal rental 3000 VACAMT UNIVERSITY PARK mo. · shopping & fine beach. C.: MS · · 11 l~th p · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paved.751 ·4823 Sq. fl. 3-bdrm, 3:batb. 4BR.2~ba,furn .•• $500 Newport leach 3269 ••••••:•••••••••••••••• 644-2till • . or ca ves. pool . fantastic bay & 3 BR. huge corner l~l. all 3 BR. fam rm, 2 ba ., ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S275. S .. p. Qtrs. 30+ MJle 540-7066 ON BEACH By Owner, Res. Lot 10 Laguna Beach, Cyn · Ocean View. S29,500. ocean view bltns. newly painted THE TERRACE or i:em. Vu. frplc, quiet --------- CARRIAGE REALTY is1d,e /oul. Cov patio. 3 BR. 2 Ba ...... $-120/435 Harbor View Homes 2br, lll'f s 675-5033 2 & 3 Br Twnhs<' Apts Apt. hse 2BR 2BA Ci.rep. 675-6060 sharp. SJSO./mo. Ask for TURTLE ROCK TERR. 2ba. corvert den. crnr C t M 37 2 4 Encl patio. bltns. frplc AdulLo; no pets S225. 413 K "th r F 960 250l 4 BR 4 B p 1 · & lot 1mmac prof Inds.cpd o s a esa 67J. 7183 Ford Rd. 646·6832 e1 o aye, . or , a, oo maint ssOo/ 673 8761 d ••••• •••• • •• •••••••• •• • M taf D rt Costa Mesa 3224 962-4471 Brkr gardener paid mo. · ays, S 37 SO WEa< & UP NEW 1 RR w/frplc. \!"alk E.asts1de 2. br. new cpls & oun n, ese ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................. SIOOO 644·2696 eves. For appl •Stud.10 & 1 BR Apts "' d & RH ort 2400 E . I 3 b HUGE DEERFIELD to beach . S275. mo. rps. patio garage. Nr. 494-~5 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• xcep~1ona r, 2 ba, 36'Dock 3 brc ondo •TV&MaidServAvail 6;5.7225 Bkr. Shops. Adults. n o . x.lnt loc. $375 mo. Re's re· Prestige 2 story 4 bedrm. 2 BR 211'l Ba <-'>50 •Ph Se !ltd 1 · ch1ld /""ts. $225 642·6035 G V t t 1 ' • • • • • • • ·""" 21~ ba. Double "ar. $675. one rv. poo ,,, ive your a en ine a q'd. 540.1542 546·9460 formal dining rm, 2''l 3 BR, 2 Ba .......... S425 545.7645 afters"' •Ch1"ldrenSect1on Xt I tB r I M ------- Mammoth lot Ski lo II' ft 7 ' b ths d d th t ra ge r. rp c. 0 · or Qw l 2 b 1 b d. · a • upgra e ruou · WALNUT SQUARE · •Low monthly rates. lse. $35-0 ulll pd. 631·0558. e r. 1 2 .a s tu 10· &8.Sl2.500.Call548·1928. Bac k Bay Condo. 4Br. 2Yrsold.Walktoocean 2BH,2 Ba ........... $325 4 Br 3 Ba Condo, !<'am. •$.SOFFweek's rent Aft 3 :30 673.8267 , Dogok.Patm.<;plso~~ly 1 ACR I-~. LAKE S 3ba, new cpts, drps, S 4 5 0 I mo . in c I ds GHEENTREE Rm. pool. t ennis, many w/ad Sullivan. 403 J asmine. ~00. 610Joann 548-951:! STREAMS, TREES. $29 palnl.h$425 mo. 545·2241 gardener. Ask for Keith 2 BR. 1 Ba ........... $340 xtras. $475. 631.0797 ~76 Newport Blvd, CM Upper h , o r Fa ye 960-250 1 or Rancho San J oaquin ' 548 9755 or 645-3967 ------2 Br 1 Ba. bllns, squeeky ~~1~ AgtS2 9 m 0 n t · F'10 R fLEdASE 3dB~,.252 1BA. 962-4471 Bkr. 2 BR, 2 Ba ........... $550 4BR. 3ba, I' /R, rrptc, ten-------3b r. 2J~ ba. s tove. dcle~n,Sn0~5w fain~. cpts. · · rg. nc · yar · "" mo 2 BR. 2 ba, den S460 /500 nis. pool, gardener. $400 2035 Fullerton, CM dshwshr. frplc, patio. nr rps, lo. '!1°· No P<',L<;. 0 S -lff 631-1830 Charming 3 Br, highly up-RACQUET CLUB 640-0008_ 1 BR L'urn, 2 Ir" closets, bch S425/mo 675·127:1 786, Apt. 4. Shah mar CM Wftff acn ce! . graded, prime H.B. area. .. ,., · · · Ph. 6750896or6,12 8907 Large38R,2Bahomc Beautiful3-BR.2-baCon· S375 mo. Avail 2·1·76, 3 BR.2 Ba ........... $450BI ff Ct> d I queensize bed priv Alt t. 2 ° b h -on Golf Course in Palm do. All xtrs. pool. club· 968-95l8or962·7788 NEWPORT BEACH f~m~t~~:~ eases dressing rm, xi.ra lg~ ra~10;[.;t"~til~!lc · 2Br2Ra,chlldre n0K_.nr Desert area. Crpts, drps. hse. $325/mo. 645·3777 3 BR. 21Ba. · · · · · · .S375 Agent 644.1133 rooms, en C'I . gar. b'75 :l5()8 s hopping. 971 M 1ss1on , bltns.$54900.640·7914 Sh d 38 R 2 Super 4 br. 2 ba. cpts. 4BR,2,2 Ba ......... S500 wtslorage. Adults only, ' CallS.'>2·7855forappt. arp, new ecor. · drps, R /O, S345/mo 2·Sty. A-fra me: 3 BR. 2 no pets. Near beach. Luxunous 2 ----. - Real Estate ~· pool. No pets. ~5. 963-4569 963·1786 552-7500 ba. Dbl gar. Pooli>. ten· BR front. Garag<' & sun Walk lo l7lh Sl. shopping b chancJ« 2800 First , last & clean mg No rental fee nis. $425. Agt 548-1290 STUDIO deck. Vacant S350 area from these ne" ly •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• dep. 548-6797 Village Real Estate red h .111 WEEJ<L Y RA TES * Agent 673.6510 * refurbished 2 Br apts. SELL/TRADE for beach Easlside 4 br, l"• ba, $38S •BLUFFS. 4 Br 21'l Ba . Full Kitchen &TV - -522.5 mo. 548·4971 house spectacular45yr Frplc,3br,2ba,enclosed Fam. Rm. Pvt patio. Linens&Utilities 2 BR.dblgaraj!e,laundry., . ' · per mo. 1s t. last + $100. pal 1 o, c r pt s I d rps realty S4i5. 644· 1480/ 830·5050 X CLOSE TO OCEAN rm. blln:., pool. '\r. bch v. B~ ll~r & Ada ms J\rcJ oldMountainhomeon'" Bkr546·08l4 S345 /mo. 963-4569 / 22 "dltsonly.<-->s5_575.3~28 286J H.icleory,$185mo or +acre. Green house 460 ~ Executive Suites ,... .-:' --"-call l-688-7538 s q . fl . S 3 9. 5 0 0 . S. A. Hghts 3 BR, l~ ba, 963-17~ Rental Fee ~ I BR newly decorated. Nr . 2080 Newport Blvd Secluded l br, IJ?e h\' rm. ----- (714 )338·38350r548-4123 fplc, $350. mo. lsl, last park & beaches. NO Costa Mesa Single adult only. $225. Large 3 br, 2 ba, Jow~r SIOOBOMUS Efficiency from $185 2 Br, 1&2 lia from S275 •Summer & Wintt:r ;it beach 1s beautiful •Views of ocean, Catalina & Palos Verdes •Large pri vale deck,, • lleatt.'<1 Pool-Saunas •Assigned covered parking •Additional free park ln~ •Maid .service av,ul •Furniture avail Open M-F9:30·5 30 Sat 10-s. Sun lZ 5 Huntin9ton Pacific 711 Ocean A\t! \il4 l536·1487 ~tanaged by Wilham Walters Co Real Estate +$100. Bkr 546·0814 Village Real E.5lale TURTLE ROCK Im mac. PETS. Front or 210 44th 642-2611 Ut1l met 673.-299 level. No pets. A\ ail Wante d 2900 Needactiveretiredcplfor Super S har p~ 2 B R . 2Brden,2Ba,nearpark St. S250. incl. ulil EtPuerloMesa · 1 • 2/1 /7fi Cal l after lo BEACH&HBR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br,frplc,lge fencedyd, Twnhse. Tennis/Pool. &pool.$450.752-1149 673·2256 JETTY vn:w. a lge lux 644·4847or64()-098() AREAS child OK Nr shops $275 I BEDROOM urious 2 BR ground floor . --.-tlome: 2 or 3 Uclrm. Lot; ~ar. No pets or children. 646.5607. · · · University Park Garden OPEN HOUSE Sal 10·5. No children. no pets. uml of Duplex w /jcttv & View. 2br. Detached 11n1l. NEW &NR. NEW APTS. 'hacre w/ten!'1scourtor 675·5595 homelg3 Br,2V1 Ba.ten· 230 62nd St. Newport Pool&Recreation ocean vie" SINGl~ES Privacy. C.:utc. Ckan 3·BR S32Slo$37S space lo build 60X120Sharp 3 br fam rm 2 a.BR2·ba,famrm.frplc. nis,jacuzzi&poolfacil. Shores.3br,2 bahousc. 1959Maple Ave CM PHEl"~HHED $550. S250 /mo. No P t'ls 2-llH S225to$275 court, 2 lots OK .. Price: fplcs immac cond ~ul-$350. per m o. C all $440 mo. Prin only, Clean, s h aJ? c ptg, ----' p /m o. Call Agent. Refere n ces . 642·5G7li. Crpt.s,drps,D/W,wshr& Sl00.000. maximum. de·s~c $375. Va.~ant 898-1739 644·4157 dshwhr, was her/dryer. Sl85. & UP. 1 & 2 Br. 644·7211NiJ?el 631 ·3810_. ______ 1 dryr, enc gar's, some Location; along Coast Ava·I ~ Call Les · Nr. ocean. $375. No dogs. Garages, green lawns, ---!RR / 1 frplcs, some ulil's pd. Nn btwn Sunset Beach & 1 ow. or WALK lo beach bach cot · l or Walnut Squar es best 673-2654 purified water. Adults. Costa Mesa 3824 w w carpets. <rps, fct•. Laguna Beach. max· Dave540·1151. tage, util pd. Sl55. rentals. 2 bd +Cam.rm., no pets. 2020 Fullerton ••••••••••••••••••••••• bllns. rerri~. lndry. 846-1311 imum 5 mile inland. Pvt Lux. Dpl x 3 Br 2~~ Ba, Din 2 BRcondo, frplcS220 2 ba, $330. mo., will dis-Dover Shor es .4 br, 40 · Ave. 1 b lock J::. or 2 Im unlurn. Westsulc. $152.50. Park-like s ur· pty.(213)248-3499 (7·10 Rm, frplc , pvt yd. dbl 3 BR condo fncd yd, fp , count to right renter. pool, sp~. brick wall, Newport Ave & 1 block Sl!OO roundings. wlk major 3 Br, 5259. 2 Dr. $175 F.n<'I ) f $250 Agnt 552 1776 encl lanai S775 646 0147 So u .. shops & busea. Adults 35 gar, palio. bltn:., Ct\tld pm gar,$425.637-7091a l6 .. BR. f d d · . · · · · . .Of oily. A~enl,f.i581!00 l ~ 09R OK MZ0389 • , nc y , garage, 642_8090 or over~ ix· s __ .J . · O WN Property in 4 Br,Fam.Rm,newly re· boat gate$300 3 Br 2 Ba , r errig ,BLUFFS sharp 3 BR. 2 C t M -----• ._ Inglewood, Hawthorne decor. $395. Ref's a must. HOMEFINDERS wshr/dryr , close to pool ba. Im mac. Nr . pool l&2 BR apts furn. No os o esa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 Cost a Mesa 3814 or So. Bay a rea? water, g rd n r inc 1 'd 642·9900 & park. $400 lse. 552-5549 S360 Mo. Bkr. 644 0134 children or pets. Adults •••• ••••••• ••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •1•••••••• •••• •• • •• ••11 • WILL PAY CASH! 548-33.17 v only Gd toe 645 0632 ----------iClean Spac 2600 s.f., 4bd. UNI Pk 'I_'err. 2 Br, FR, 2 Br h.ouse, S320 mo. yrly. · · · Ph. TomO'AlessClftdro Mesa Verde Pool House 2~ba, FR. LR, DR . frptc, patios, pool, s u Re~ng & stove, frplc, Lg. 18R Apt. 5 min. lo T.O. PROPERTIES for rent or lease, 3 bd, 2'h Cloee to shops/schls. $525 lease 5 mos. $350. Ph: patio. 548·1225 bch, bltms, dishwasher. (213)674-6907anytime ba.,ssoo. mo., incl pool mo . Contact Rick 552·3016 SanClemente 1276 adlts. 1776 Wallace or ('114 > 846-5221 an 6. ma1nt., 640-4737. Sullivan 952-SS85. REMT ALS •••••••••••. •••• ••. •••• _84_6_1530 ______ _ Qlent. wants 8lo12 units, 2 B R duplex. med yd 26tory. 4 BR Townhouse. 2 BR, l Ba .••••.••.. ,$37 Quality 3 br. 2 ba. 2 Luxurious gues t hse. unfurnishe d in Wes t frpk:, garage, $235. ' $325/ mo. Agt. 839-6133 or 2 BR, 2 Ba ........... $37 Frpk's, xlnt bch loc. $400 Empl. gent. No s mokers, O.C.(3 must be 2 br un· 3 BR. yd, stove, children 642.s463. ask for Dorana 2 BR, 2 Ba. (furn) •. $4 mo. 714/492·8475 eves. maid ser. 548-7197 its.)Call Don Baker <213) ok $275. c: • .-. f BA 2BR,den,2ba...... 2 BR, frplc, garage, lg QUlE f 246--4110 oT send Info to 3 BR rncd yd frplc gar 2 ---~, plc, 4 BR, 2 . 3 BR, 2 Ba ....... $450/ d 7 e T um. apl. Ulil pd. Baker Realty. 467 West pool '$39s ' • '' t>W, $395/mo. 963-4569 3 BR, 2'h Ba .•. $425/ll yar · $2 459·2_213,1 Must be relia ble. Broadway , Glendale HOMf:FINDERS 963-1786. No renta l fee. 4BR,2""1 Ba......... 642·4613 91207 642·9900 Village Real Estate. LE RAISOR San Juan HunflftC)ton Beach 37 40 R...tals oc• ...... VU .a llt 3 Br. faro rm. 2 ba, frplc, Capistrano 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAl"'I ., bl'"·· 2 c '4ar rncd yd REALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL J t)r f11rn •••••• • ••••••• • • • • • • • •• 2 Ba 2 g rag bUn ...... ar • · • • HouHt Furnlalwd • d car ~ 5'a.oJ9 KJds ok. No ee. $325. mo. New Exec. 38R. OR, FR, apts $170 & $180. Spanish ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~ ~-· lJt Pioneer, 842-44.21 4523 Compus Dr., Irvine pool & spa .. ocn & rntn style bldg pvt encl gar lalboaltl•d 3106 or • l BR luxury condo w/26' Campus VallcyShopClr view, 3·car gar. $484. pool, saun~. lndry, adlls: 3 Bd d 1,., b ood t.•C ~LL 81~ •600 493-8047 17""1 Keelson Ln, 1 blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• , en. .,,. a, g slip, pvt pool & tennis . " ,.. •--OPEN Sal & Sun. 116 Jocal,manyexlras,avail Buch 2 blks. $475. Exec~vewanled Beaut Dana Bluffs, Plush 38r , W.of'DeachoffSlater. Emerald. 2 Brfbm. $300 soon. REFS. $-365 . 833·ZM8or637-6575 2 bl' & den -dbl gar lge 2"'1 ba Townhouse. Fan-842·7848 ___ 1 mo. Call (714)283·7041 MS-6133. yd. No pets' 919.0493 .• t o-s l i c W h Ile w a t er SMALL BF.ACJI HOTEL S BR. l't't Ba, nice Hunt-· Marina View. $450. (213) R $23 50 k llelaoa htMtula l I 07 4BR, 3ba, F /R, frpJc, Len· lneton ConUnental. $270. 2 STORY EXEC HOME 4 377·0606 oom:s wee . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nls, pool, aardener, $400. Brad Coons, MS·ll47 or Br, 21.-\ Ba. 2SOO$q fl, ram Apts $110. mo 536-7066 ---------111 ~ s.9-9511 rm, form &! d in rm & 28r, 2b3• fam. rm. cpt.s, ADULT garden apt, l 3 Br. 1~ ba, 205 Lo>'Oll. bonus rm call for drp~. dbl gar. rncd bdrm. pool & BBQ No $350. Bred Coon&, ... u.,.., furthtrdet.atls9637866o fronl/bock yd, tennis, ch1ldren, no pets. 103S 64.5-3lff or S49-&${f ~ 983.m v~hlcle storue. SRd· Ulh $l'6 mo. S36-l447 REA.l.TY COMPf\NY AOUMDll CLASS dl eback ·Cap1strano --_ _;__ ____ -1 rlNIHSULA "· 3 BR twnhse. Pool. Encl. 3140 Univ Pk Terrace, 2 Br. Duplex. $275 m<> 492·57'1l $22$, Uke new I Br, acrosa OCIAMPIOMT dbl er. $325.. mo,. O~ M111hwttn ~.~l~~~cd Cardlrr, s-hlAMI l210 ~~J:~~~db~Ssgptc. ONLY SIOO /M.o . lll Sat/ n l-'l.S49·3598 •t.tes ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-.;;.._------1 111116. 3 Bedroom + ue,Avall2/8or2/16.Aellt 1404601 UnlnrsltyParknew2bd, F\replare. super clean 4 L...-leiach 3748 1uett rm. &o• On the Condo. Qutel but or 2 ba, frplc, rncd yd., br. 2 ba, blln~. crpts, ••••••••••••••••••••••• tMd 5 Car parkln(. July shops" bua. l sly. 2 Br 2 crpu, drpa, pool. te~ d r p s • $ 3 4 ~ I m o . OCEANFRONT 3 br. 2 ba, szaoo. Au1. tze()(). t5al) Ba, trptc1 patio, b ted 4 BR house ORjBR + Avail. 3/l./76. ~ mo JJ83.f.5al/Jli83·11M icaraac.Jt12lc. deck .. olcc l..)'nn.e RothellU.·6200 D001 Refs. $265 + Sec. Family room '1l4·'40-04f6 belore 9am. No RentaU'te kll 'tit Jun•. No pet.a. fte. •GS•n ~2. or'3M01:2.. Vlllap Re:al btale s.n~. 494 tM26 Macnab · Irvine ' . Waterrront Rentals% Now ... you can I ive at. water's edge surrounded by a fore~t of nrnl 1m· trees and lush plants right in the middle of ~h·sa \'prifc. In a Sl1lling of wat.crfalls and wandering stn•ams. Rdax on your deck nl days end, watch flsh gra<'('- f111lr lla~h by as crickets herald the sctting Mn. Or walk oH·r t.o the club for a hrisk workoul, a game of tenni11, ha('kgnmrnon, table pong or ju~t i;ome good friend.<1 conn·~ing around tho pool and therapy spa. Mesa Verde Villas, I hr new<'~l nnd most prestigious adult apartm<'nt mmmunity in thl' South Coast. area. Exciting sing!(' and ~plil-h•v11l apl\rtmcnt. resid1•ncts with fireplaces, aoaring ruth1~lral ceilin~. richly appoint.00 interiors, beautiful oak rnh1111'lry -l'\'erylhing you\·c always wante<l in a l11,11nou:i apartment r~idenec. And t\ll within walking 1hi;t;1nce of movi~. shops, restaurants, lht' k-e CJ"\'am JHlrlnr •• 1•\'f'n nn ice' kkating rink. 1Br.,1 ~(h deslcns from S2'7S-345 ~month. ~ & .. Ulath de::s.llns tram $34.5-465 per month. MESA VERDE VlllAS l~ Me Vt>mo L>m·e Eul • ·Old.a ~ . a. CA 92fi26 • (7H~~ Just Wt•st of the MeM \cnlc Ct>nt.cr,ofT lforbor Bh·d. & ndju('(?nL LC> the \Ml.a Mr~\ r.ol( & ro11ntry Cluh. lNcoratnr model!\ now o(')('n for dutplA~, 10:00 <i m. to G:OO p.m. daily ~ lOUAl ~ Of'l'Ol!T\Mrnlt .~ .1 .,.. ........... ,,.. .... d l ........... ,,.n.a.a.ed A ..... a to1here 4300 OfflceRtwtal 4400 ..... H 005~!.~.~~ •••••• ~~!!~ ~*cl ltOO: OI". ~~ )900 ....................... ....................... Qpp.-aty 5 R ri 1 wrw.. .. ~· li.frw '*'~ •••,,••••••••••••••• .. • .; .. ••••••••r•••••••••• Swfft Cite nt CJUiillU\ ~RENT, tQOftttl on ..... ••••••••••••••••••LOST· Golden el ov~r ...... , ............................... ;.l:, ......... , ........ 4'l.., , 1 f , IMb' ~ l\lrt1. rtln •nOOaq.ft.delui otc. 1NACTIV~AS50ClATE Mal~. 2 yn ol~. ~r I ._.._ 314 ~~-·1a•d t._.._o.i.eoh 3,.0 · . HUNTINGTON 9r1~~'f1UttJ w/nj~tl _ltd1 ~t;n~ Nq.C.M.~ • $5000tosis,ooo ~~!~~d~ ri1!15~ c .. ~1 ..... " ...... , ....... ~ ....... ...,...,... ....................... ""''"~.}-m'll -· .~mt,~~·~:C •t>o!t ' I' .. ua.-... 4410 F\ltb'tee»J'fld auef'an ss1.1350 • 'NewQeluaeTripM,1.1• alktobda-~.NQ f'()URPt.EX a br, a ha. SPANISH COUN'DY ISTA11 UYl"8i ~. x I •••••••••••••••••••••• 24"' PRO"J.'lTPt;RYR ----- ... Ntie.; quiet. Nr. ~ 'St.invMr.&ac.nuei.-Pool. aaraae, nr ocean. 1325. 2 ·acres of beautifu l park·llke f'abulotts Ilse nd fem. Ceottr,i-.auna9euh ~ 6~+Paldquart rly Los' striped kitty, wht l StaoJ>1>ia1 Cntr. J'CCFfl,dQll1 ~.Adlta. Call~ surroundings."Sunken pool. Sparkling muJwe 21 noa• Sltop. 190 sq. o.. 14'2 &. (1)533&102 P4lws&c:hest. hmptaii 7 & $3t0. liM8a Kl.Ult· no~s. l.O'l~St. S . h f t .. S . ,, tOO S $92.$0/mof.myt40-'*"2 Coul Hwy (IM) w • mo. But-nu V isl a & •naton St. ·ss1.4603 & s-.9SOS. 219 Uth SM' Br CoodQ, pOOJ "play panus oun a1ns. J!~c10 .... s m · , ..._.2 M. CoffeeSMpllldst An"<iel Pmote Jre;i San -.m--. -~. -,area , cpts & drps; Separate dining ar6a. walk·in Closets. ~bomew/eve~Qlt.l}C ,art'7M) • 1 Mfft$1600,lhorthn. Clem. 121'76, 71'l ~·31U2 . • \:~· .,, • ,~hwshr:chaldok, 1668'1 Home-like kitchen & cabinets. 1 ,incl.htdp()()l.Nt-.OCC&fAjOSQFT<Slor.orotnee Clostd ~day Sat.. uU oc540-30lOGaryorDcu . .. atKl 'JO IL\CH R lt~E: :"i.' ._ baJ~'w: :~~~f:!n~: ~2S· < 21s > Bedroom unfurnished $220; F\lmis})ed So. c.t.rwa • .:wa.mt front. sw. • M&-2130 ot day Sun. tr It wasn't for Lo:>t 1.zifr~-746 Sum • .,2i~~'!.t~ Prooktturst • ftafQltf!. $240. 2 Bedroom un!umashe_d $2~0. Sbwe.~ 2bf ~'9. l. b'k lt) ~~09 ' =~·t •::e ~:ra~l:ie~'ft°:. m1t ur' Luguna Bch, ~79 593 SOlO ,A,t·. No r,0 • 4l46~Ull; New l.~.3 tu' ~~b~Lrg ' Furnished $275. • bc'h. St\0 +. " ut1'1. Llt Ssoo sqn, 11mtaple for (~nt h art attack rorces young male Iona hair ~ --~yrd. Fa-fie. 2009 Calif.,St. ALL =ES RH 61~1. -lbuttineu o• i1tdusLry. owner to sell. Ai(t. UB1. ~1~1 vcrd• r ~94'r!91~~ Y cal. By CENT Pk e:.tew. Hl! I . .. '\, 5,19.6779. • ; \,.,. . ri.1 it' Will lse &/or build tf4le. .. .. HM ""6 "' II bo ncwa .. ..., "" .... ,., ... 1 ....,,. •. n'.K EX &a'-2 br •• 3.ba.. wx L a.--&.. . 'll•4I . Walk to Hun gtonCeptw Male/rem, urn ~xe~ ~ · ired . OJo>l......vu, .wo ,,. ar r, ------... iS40:-2iS-O' • -· ·J>O.Ql,11\de AP.L D~, bo~.-Gglll'HI ~ .... ADULn i . ~o•m toryrqn.SlSS·Ut /lS\. 0 11 m HB.666-lOl7 SA LOST: Blk L ab Shep, JJ~~~~~~--11.Acht , 00 pets. l l'95. ••••••••••••••••·~··•• 1 ' .,.1 1moke. llal Penln. Udol ... .,_a . , t n.. &'1\--.t fem. 4.mo old. Hamilton '~t4Jl. ~ ~ . .P,etw peacN 1536~ , ~ • t>rop a pebble into t he LA QUINTA: ffERMl)SA · 6:5·7~ .· ;, .• i , Stor.e or office ~vatt. or. ~5•4,,t.ooo YrrH: & Pt a cc n ti a· C M · ~kJ~j~2.·~u after? ~~W 3 ~ 2 Jla l'w!lhrue, ~::: l~':,y~~~~~: tUI t ,_..side l-. ' · ri lJ1) '47.S4'41 Fem. tqwharevhf\lc~2BR ?:':~~~~7~ ~o Island. Hand crafted&s~ld from ~.~d . 646 . 60121 ---.; tdbl gar, pvt P?U9, ~ Mature adults. 31755 Cst. 1 blk. S. of Edinger; Lb lk W. oI &ach TusUJt Ape:, ~,r;~ns~.. · this well located shop. ------~ br conuo. fool. teo· .~a libr ~. 846-5101 r Hwy. 499-28!JS. · 1 ,8381-0662 · · L.AGUMA IUCM Owner of 2 yrs t;oing mlo Ptnonals 5350 ffts~'llll\bat&~?h~beacp ~. ' •. OCEANl"RONT "e•r , r f'emale %1·30 working, .Shopaor0ffice1 Mfg.,needseap1tal.Anx· eu•••••••••••••••••••• ~J-.. ~ mo4,':?.,~884ls, no Huntington Rarbotq" Aiea '·round "2 br $375, "bach ApartlHfth Unfta1t. . ~~ r~p, to &hare 5 br nous~. 'In ~rf & Sand Sho~ini k>us lo sell. $15.000 dwn. Drinking problem! _-.i __ ._"' __ rn___ Ntw lJe delu14e a &.:f Br $175. Kids/pets. um pd. ·····················' .•••••••••••• ._,;c~;.;;-;... H.B. NO'dtlifS: nao. MO. Village. Amp]~ parking. cil· UBI. 531-4400. J(J8 N Call Alcohol llelphne 2 BR. Gar. Child Ok. Units wilh -d$hw.shr. 536-0321 Laguna leach 3848 N.wport hach r~869 \st & lllst. U.hl pa. QUI popular hot.ti ,OP the arbot,SA. 24 hrs 8 day 83S·3830 ..... Oh1cn/Hetl area. flllle. drps, 4 crpts> Pvt .. .t•••••••••••••••••••••. '-••••••••••.-. .. ••••••• ,John or 1dary Jo ~.!ifl3 be,ach. 17'5 rooms & 2 SPIRITUAL HEADER R¥· Daya, ~27 Mr. gar's. patios, sns. $325. lBrApl. in N. End. 'Al.Blk l Rin Apt. In ruce home. LIVE?Cear~~ach ! .~.968··· ·• .... I ' ,restaurants-'pr;cS,vlde IALIOAISLAND OpenlOAM-lOPM JIW>mai.,S4<H438Eves. 1'4161LynnSt.i42--1'101 to Sh~ws Cove. Many Oceanvl#W $ll9 mo+ CosoctelSal f Ill tDlll\arew/s,.meJ lpedestrian traffic~ No W el l establtsbed Adviceonallmatters. --f;'JJ . . . ~~· pvt patio, $250 mo util. 494~3 BeautlflilAdun Apts :r 2· Ba TwnhstNd, $150. comruon area tx»fpse. women's specaully :.hop 312 N. El Camino Real. ~~ad resulll 642·~ Sethdlt it~ms 64?· incl d uhl. 49-1.2191 .,._wpori leach 38 69 . FrO!ft S l 90 G ~at !urn! $42·1698 . . ~tu:al ~~:~cra~~~h ror sale. Xlnt location! 4~~~i:~ntc. F~~;.~~~H ..._.tincjton leach 3840 ~°" leocll 1840 .._dihclan leach 3840 ....................... I 21661 Brooklbunst, HB ~-tor•ettt ,4350 <714)494.6574 SOMERS aEALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,••••••••••••••••••'••• i;.~-••••••,•••••••••••••• . 962-6653 •••• ;~ .. •••"••"••••• . * 675-4000 * Lose }vur cool "1th your WATERFRONT 1 959 Ma Separate store bldg. 24' children·> Help 1:. avalla . ( VIEWSIN YRLY 3 br. 2 ba•. by ~f4Afe ~!lnt&Ika $25. ,sq.ft.,prk'&,814,W~~· u{e24hrs.549 8939 Now RENTING Th. Week'' ..1 J 2A·25 • beach. Neer new, Ultns & Pe ve, a · ·•CM. 49-i·2882eyes. , ------- o1 -IS en~, aouary .... NEWPORT. ·utage. ~. S48•406J mo. . •• . t ' . . • lminess Want•d 50 I 0 Smgle Adult Fellowship ' Strtkl09 ~51on and an . L" ·' ~ f..clMstrtal lletttal 4100 ....................... Bible Study· Sunday 9am 'f'.-V •ft~ ,•UV' .~STATES eteoant. exciting wav to I Br. 2 Ba: _yrly 2 blks to ~tr~_loog sJJl,J_ ~a.rage., .. •••••••••••••••••••• LinUOR STORE 2525 Newport Blvd CM J..YA~...,UJ.•·~ ~ 11ve Choose lofts. oay beac.itUOO'fuo Huntington oeach. $30. · 'T G Id R &42 7550 wlMows. skylights. fire. 64~3l~ mo. ~3533; 53&-0321 AIRPORT Call _ 0 _ ie unyo_!l. · . GRAND OP~ING . , .A LITTLE a JT OF COUNT~Y IN THE CITY Afe y~u: loqking to mov~? ' t There .is ~r.time for change. .. .• • Golf on· Your Doorstep ..__.. -. ·--.... Phone . ·840.260l ·or 848-8300'. J • ·Ocean AboWlding • • Coun1ry Club Setting • Tranquility, Quiet, Serenity . ' 1 BDRM ......... $210 18ath Features Private Bal<;ony 2 soaw,...... . ... s290 ·,. 1~ Bath Featllrt:!s Enclosed Yard •• 2 BDRM .......•.... $325 , 1/1 Bath Features On Golf Course Enclosed Yard 3 BDRM ........•.•. $37$ :1 2~ Bath • · .· " Fea tures .Private Patio, Fireplace Eve,Y Deluxe Apt. i~~· Built-ins and Dishwashers .. f I l: ••" Cl ,.. > r ! IT ... < 0 'Developed Sy ROBERT L STELLRECHT Presenled By KENT ROGERS REALTY prac~. Vo\Jr own pqvate • 3200Square Feel 805-964-3797 FOXY GIRLS patio e>1 t>arconv A friendlV N 0 1 lit to ' __ .,,.,1 space 9x18 $2 Ft m1111on·dollar rec center. ew P x, wa ocean. """'""'"' • ·' · ' 191h• Per Sq. · OUTCALL·MA!:iSAGE Tennis courts, too. 3Br 2 Ba, crpt, drps, mo. 971 Mtssion, CM. 2 ~r·condiliooed offices. D/W. gitrb disp. gar, yr· ~l 552-7855ior appt.. ample par:t<ing. MoMy Want•d 5030 llom~O~jf~~l.~~dio . Promontory Po1 nl Luxury adult rentals f{Om , S350 monttirv 200 Promontory or. west. Just north of Jamooree on Pacific coast H1ghwav . rerepnone t714J 675·8QQO. , owneo ano managecr ~ . The Irvine companv· · · l Y.· Chil d ·o K S 38 5 · Office Reftfal 4400 ,Harbor ln•est. Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 542-3169 MS-0642/642·059'S/67S-~ ···.·~··•••••••••••• . .A'.••, kffftors 673-44.00 100% RETURN S..~leMCnt• · • 3876 1501 WestcU~Dr. 20'00 Sq . rt. off. & URGENT! Partner Cari~~E~~:r.J:nlial ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Financil' Ctr ' W'•tehouse space direct· needed with Sl0,000 for c·ounseling & rcfrrral. l)>eha1 I 9.droom I L•ashtCJ Offic• Spac• ly across from OC prime R.E. Investment. Abortion, •1doptron ~ , 'Call ~·~068 Call on Sile Manager Ntport. 549-1480. 6 months payoff secured! keeping (714)642-3lllext241s Pri . I l 968-0337 APCARE 1 Br util pd. work in" or re· ,.., bid 2500 ft M·l ncipa s on y. · b 1-----------11,ew g sq. .• today • tired ~r son . Avail ·w/ftofc. Lgereardr:11• ---'--·---- 547.251;:1 2/1/76, mz134 ioq.ft. Days 540·5710 ; MorlCJC!geS. Trust 1.1...---------1 _._.,, ... Furnished 1 eves. 646-0681 DffdS 5035 UTILITIES ,.AtO ' .. ~ u.2i.'-tshed 3900 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grand O penin9 • A-PARK MASSAGE OCE " ..... , ~AtrCondillOftl"I Office/Industrial space. 'BLOCK TO AN ,....................... " Lag Niguel area 40013000 LOANS up to so010 Deluxe Private 2Br. 2ba. THE EXCITING .1:--~ S. f . Nr Frwy 831·1082 lst TO Loan-0 ,11 .. 0~0C SS. OFF Combo :\la!)sagc with this ad •SAUNA Lg~ walk·tn closets, PALM MESA APTS .l'l ... •• -1 .. 1• bltns. garage. cable TV, MlNUTESTO""PT • ~~~· 1200 Sq. Ft. M·l space 2nd TD Loans • PRIV,\TE R OOMS Hours: 11 am-8 pm l\1011 Sat Adults/no pets. S300 mo. ., ,/' s.cy _..tee ... a11. w/froot office. lg.e rear till June 15. S37S mo.· 00 BCH. ./ _,,.. ..,_.,.. door. ns9 .SQ mo. 629 Fairest Terms since 1949 yearly lea:-.e. See to ap· Bacb. l &2 BR. Terminal Way. 540·5710 Sattler Mtn. Co • . from $180. 7 1885·B Park AH' Costa Mesa 646-9944 prec1ate. Call fo.r appt Adults.. No Pets d~ys, 640-0681 eves. 642-2171 545-0611 551:&042 after 6 PM. 1661 •tesa Dr. I · -" FOR lease 1665 P acentia For Sale: $5000. 2nd trust LAS BRISAS 'r.I Bttrs E~~\~ftewporl $l40 up store-offices cpts ,Ave, C.M~ 2AOO sq ft $275 deed, 10".4. sc~·urc invest· MASSAGE Easy Living For , ~·~ . drP.s i1Lr b.ath. 173Cfi 646-ll64 ment.Bkr 496·0917 FIGURE MODELS Dlseriminating Adults ,~---~-~....:...---L &!lb Br. il.B. 842-2834 OFFICE s uite appriox. ~ A.nnowtcements/ ESCORT S .wtm love the beactt IN COSTA M~SA FREE RENT ... ''f· ft. w /encl. pa.tio. Penonals/ Outcall Appt. only tQappreciateour nearlrvme&Newport ,Com~lelely furn., mcl Lost&Found Home·OllH'l' Studio Oc~~ -Offices as low as'35'.per d ft t bl w /plan • e nview sq ft. Mission Vi ejo & ra ing 8 e ••••••••••••••••.••••••• 63 1-38 I I •Beach within steps drawers. drap~d. crpts, Lost & Found 5300 __ __ _ •Security Bld g 2000Lagusqnaft.N831f.~:001. 200 ~o A/C, stetreo, aBdeal lfor ••--•••••••••••••••••••• GurdJiff.Qu:-.p l·n:.kv •Privatepalioorbalcony contr ac o r . urg ar . C . · •Pool&Sundeck alarm. Ample parkmg. R.EWARD for m1ss1n~ enter. <iCN'pl1ng !>lU· •Large parking area I FREE RENT. NpBch at S325. mo . 23 18 N wpt ~1ght tan Cockapoo/ Pek-dent:.. 644·59!JO •IBEOROOM• airport. Uti lities & Blvd,C.M.548•2616. mgese. about 5 yr old MASSAGE 'd So Janitor i n c l. Garden ---------1 female & pregnant Lo:-.t Lse req · rry. no pets DISTl .... CTIVE swtes from $88. 979·6666. MU• 'Tl·Tll!.._. _. ._.T Sun. in vie. or Lion Coun HOTEL·OFFICE·llO~U-; 5515 Rr ver Avenue "' .. "°"A" try Safan. Call Mr. Alex· RY APPOINT\! ENT <at Seashore &55thl Adult AM l111Mts Sa n Cle mt!nte . New lndus/.rial S"pace ander at 837 .1200 or Mr:. 6.00 P~t to4 oo A~1 Forappt.call642·2566 Beautiful ne9.-develop· Prestigio61' b~ilding. 850-20()0Sq.Ft. BoggsalS93.3429 -~·C IHL PARK NEWPORT AP .ARTh4lNTS Bachelor 1 or 2 Bedrooms and Townhouses Fr. $239.50 Open 9-6 Daily Spa-Pools-Tennis Across Crom Fashion Island a l J amboree on San Joaquin Hills Road. 17141 644-1900 m,enl will) all Amenities. Con':'emen.t locallo.n . Ex.· ~ As lo~as. l9Jnt per sf dubbm1S¢ bqh! t~n · ·-·-· ·-___ __ untaut-~l~tAGJ~ T ! Diamond Engage· Th• G enHe Touch gym: Great Jloor plans. ~ 2 40 . m o • A g n l , cent to S.D'. Ffwy. 2 .M'os. ment Rmg, Walnut Shop· For the little c>.tras prj>'~ .11~Y.9•/8ecks. ISDt-492·992<1,~t .. ..,•~ • :~}1 ~fteerent o~~.,.n~lJ.• ping Ctr, Irvine . .St'.,n· in out-call mas:-.agc, beamed celllngs. ·Aval! · •l MO Fk~t R~N"r·· . ~Al.1;962-149~ . Um~l value. Sut,,atao· call835-4519 fumorunfurn llal· RtWARD. 635·9100 ---. 1•2·3 Rrn. offices from Rentals w~ 4600 WHAT SIGN ARE vou·1 from $230 month Exl. 22 Days • $135 per mo. Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ __;. _____ 1 Work s hop form111i.:. 555 P.tarino,CM airport. No lea~e req. Reliable. employed mar· Found: York1e Female A variable to 12 people 1 (7141549-1302 833·32239T1lnoon ried couple looking for Puppy. Slater/Newland, rrom eachs1~norZoctrak. Npt Fry south to Baker Ex•cutl•• SuitH 2BR. unfurnished hse. Fnl Valley. 847·7378 Discussions on lTcat1\'I rightatPaolarino. Fncd. yrd ., gar., pe ts . , ty. r e la t1onsh1ps & Salesofficeopcnfrom full serv ice suites OK. $200 or und e r .FOUNp:Wh1te'.bo~·s,3 per so nal cncrg~. 9 AM to6:30 PM available in airport area 646-5373 alt. 5 please ~pd ~rke, CM Lie. Call to 644 ·2223. (N.8 .) Starling $200. Call 1dent1fy. 675·1515 . OCEANFROMT Rooms 4000 83Jo..3'40 BiuMness/ht•eJt/ -en;r:oyme nt & 1 Bd Y I .,3?;;: ••••'••••••••••••••••••• !!:.-... FOUND; Cal bro. female. t • · rm. ear Y .. "" t. $2 "' k SepaTate Lanai behind "' ... """ · . Vic. Post Rd. & Baker, C. r..,ara ion STEPS TO l.EACtf no o.m s ., w '1 'go riv'a~ ho&u,. Pri1 en· ·~~·•••••••i9••,,., •••• M.546-1698 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 2 ba. yrly,.furn. w/k1lchen, Apts S37. Erance Unfttrn •Lge luslMSS -Schools & $375 wk up . 548·9755 or space~. shelv'~& & 0pportu.ity1 .SOOS Lost: Golden Lab / Instruction 7005 3 BR, 2 ba. Wntr. S3SO 645..3967 cabin(!ts, heated, Jo renl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~pherd, sml fem, re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR,1•.2 ba house$375 Pvt eni/K. priv. CM '$25/ 636·7300bet9&5Linda. ORESSshoptorsale. Top dish blond. w/wht ches\ Violin Le~sons. be,::inning SEAWIND wk&$60/mo.up. CostaMesalocalion.Call Short hair. Reward . & advanced. llei:snmni.: Condo; 2 BR. 2 Ba. Un-548-5954 or S56·0058 60< Pel SQ FT Paul 831·1400 or 645-0000 <213) 596-2210or 596-2436 Viola & Piano. Mary furn. yearly. $400 1617 WESTCLIFF·NB apt218 Found. Bla ck ra bb1t Shattuck 548 7402 I ... I Furn upper. PVt ba. cov ---J )a..a41 i 3844 gar, pool, NB. m ature ¥i · 9'll·S032 lffr & Wioe Tanrn w/whlte nose. Nr 21st & Jobs Wanted, 7075 1rrine ll•~ l"iM ~ "M • adJt $115, "'A"8465 <>ve M .A.RJ~s MILE .._._._ $2500 M-th Newport Blvd. 645·2679 •••• ••••••••••••••••••• -...••••••••••••••••••••• •••-••••••rw••••••••••• •••••••'•••••••~••••••• V'tV"" v ,.. ~ ~~ ..,.. .tr-:-------'""--+----~--... -------;;__-'----, 1 c.lll\IJ\RE Owner retiring after 13 Found : S m a 11 1 o ' ' BACH ELO HS' Turtle Rock ,. , : Apart~ents. ·~You e)'.Cpect ~hem to be special. · In the. el'tlu&ivc Vill~1W? of Turt1c Rock. . Turtle Ro<.k Vistt1 Apartment ~ ls the first opportunity . ol it' kind. The community is special. Now yOll t<ln be a part of this ' environment And cnjQy ,1 rcl:axcCI lifestyle. in som!! very • 'J>CC.i.11 a~rtments. You'llhcwc your own private entrantC'. qunlity .1prointments .~nd choke ~f 1# to 3-bedroom plans, indudin~ a JWo·story,. ~o;hedro9m townhome. M,my .->r>¥tmcnts offor f1rcpLlces, washer/dryer space (lnd hrc,1kfds' hars. Alt enjoy the outdoor courtyards, · b.lrhcwc ~1tl!.'ls and pools. lurtfo Rock Af)Jrtmchts. You ~xpcct them to be special ' . ,1nd they Mc. I Now renting. Singles, 2700 W__,,. C""""T HWY. yrs. in business. This Cockapootype male dog EHic1ent, intelligent, at kitchenette~. Poo\s. TV. wna t 1. D ·1 kl thl Now le""'i·n L-ground long est. tavern has been Multi colors. Vic : The rac 1ve )oung woman a1 y, w y, mon y . .., g lesare we kl h l I Ad It I t floor ""'rnn>'"'rci·ai apace a winner for years. Good Bluffs, NB. 644-5309 c · s c Y or 1 $.150 Lse. Newport s e. 2 u s on y, no pe s ...,...,._.., r . weeklv hOU !»d :eep1n•• 536 4 70 l000'-4.SOO' and UP$tairs game action. Lots o In· .r . • .. Hr 2 Ba . upper duplex · l office S"'",_ J00'·2800' in dust. & local trade. Agt. LOST: Cat, gray & black Job Sat1sfact11m guaran· Delux. (213) 791·4348 Pvt. home across from .,.._ 53l-4400 Tiger s\npe male. wear t cl' d. H e I l' r c n c.• c ~. the beautiful new build· ing fl ea collar. Side or 675-805H Bayfront 2 Bd, 2 Ba. Pvt OCC · ,Slud ~nt. Kit. ing rising from the ashes head shaven. Vic. 16th & ------- Bch & pier. $550. yrly. prillgs. S25. week 556·0637 f th~ old We offer the 979·t935 &644-45l O Clean room for n o n · best exp~sure,. traftic BURGER HANDOUT! ~=~~~~3 ~:!~.Please For lease. Terrace apl. smokj ng, non·drinking circulation and parking Located on Fairview Rd. . s11€ntwooo .\{f€ncy 60' bay view. 2nd floor. Christian w o rking on WCH. Ready for oc-near O r ange Coast LOST: Set of keys. Vic 4br, 4 ba, 30• liv rm, din pers-0n. Home privgs. c upancy Ju'ly 4.Call College. Average $lOO. Fashion Isl. or ~astbluff. Selective Household , rm. brkfst rrh, air. call 545:6107 544·21U per day gross. Excellent Plse phone, 644 2713. Nursing & Famrly Can• Per:-.onncl 675·7030 Q . L N' 1 Btfl Waterfront office to le~~e w i t h renewal FOUND: Bicycle, Vic. Emplo~·er Pays f l'{' wet aguna tgue share. Vl\?w, roomy. Olll pn. v1lege. Call for de· Balboa, call lo idenliry. ., C ustomWaterfront homew/yiew$120mo. n I tails 4500CampusDnveNB. 495.51sior83l·9279 556-8181. N.o . · · 673-433l Call 546·1505 3BR. Jba, frplc, bltns. S 12,000. --- beaut new crptg, dbl gar ~st HofM 4150 Costa Mesa office space ED RIDDLE F~UND: Yng Fem. Dog, Married man, 22. wants & boat slip a vail. $595. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $40. mo. loc. '!lil. Share Realtor646-8811 Vic. S. Doheny Beach, future in Hest. Mngmt. mo. Lo · f Id I w I R· E · »kl'· EV es 493-1306 Int'lgnt handy 675 8"·'7 C S REALTY vang care or e ~r Y 548-6451 • :_ _:_~ JA OI male or ~e~. &al. diets, LAUNDROMAT, good FOUNp: Shellie. male Chauffer . Companion • 675-6,70 homey,patJo.S.W.3833 EXECUTIVE~OITE Jocetion. Costa Mesa. w/rab1es tag. Tn·color. light cook Bonded. NEW Yearly deluxe 1 BR, Vacatioo Refttab 4250 The 111.limate 11) ex# 54.5-5941, arter6prq. Vi c. Tr .ab u co & Helen. 548·7197 (rplc bltns. 201 Cedar,••••••••••••••••••••••• ec u~1 .ve s uJ~e .' ~!J..u e rit e, M .V . W I h-.-ld ___ ld N B 'art 6 . r 1 Preshi1ous Newport .....,.,...,, oma n w c r wou . . . p.m. Cabm. 2 sty, 2 ba, rp c, Center ~ocation, with hke a live in baby s1lter 3 Br, lower. Ref rig incl. lge eat':"g area. sJ~ 6·lO. Ocean View. Reser.ved FOUND: Sml wht dog. or hsekeeping job im· blks to ocean, $360 mo, Snow ttJJJe res~v s Jan undet>ground parking. Cock·a·poo t y pe. No. mediately. Own trans. 6734452eves/wknds. & Feb. $65.·SSS. wkend. E\J It quality s~vices. JrVine are a. 559·1563. 548·5396 ~~~!2'tk~~~~::~;:: Call64-MUIQ FOUN.D black female Hef_p_W_an_t.-d-7100 . 3 BR. 2 ba, gar, patio, Crestline area\ ·oay or a60-ll.:j0 sq q, b-lu~ N'o. Doby. Huntington Seach ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~fk !; ~a~~~~ts. night, 7l4·318·36SO or Costa t.fua. Gacilen Vic. 893-H!94 ~ r y. · w 714-885-1638. Prof. bldg. 54()..2206 , FOUND small llaliun Acctng Clerk $600+ Stene to Sand 2 Br 2 Ba, L--. 430n.,. 1. $ ,,.,. · · Gr""ukound l1aht fawn Order Desk $700 ,..:;-C'. 'deck bllns $300 Rltltalt to$-V' ld East ~1th t. 'VOSta 1"'"'1 I • "' Id v · R /t $600 """' • • · ••••••••••••·•-•••• .. ••, Mes~ suite,of 4 ofcs, wlll . co ?r, 1·1 ~ yr o . 1c. ecept ypc to S484IMl9 &642-0282 · i l\mmate 161u. lgc dplx dlvid&. 1ncl . uUl. A/C, _portumty( 44·UNIT plus Bristol & Warn e r . Secretary/Sh $675 2 DR . Partly furn. l C"'M 1·-z.b~ld OK ! Kint parkln" Naxt Td restaur ant a nd 8or. 546-1145. I.E. Hydraulics SISK • .,. · "' · "'me ., tocatedlllhe~trtncet P /tGenlorc $2.75hr ll-lousetoOcelln $$6·3106.UO..BO!keves. Security P•c Nat TbeDahaPolnt~~rlna. FOUND Silky btnc k Jrvine PcrsonnelAgency ~ll 673·7180 . ~Dk. 64M210 • '• Eniof ffle.~ Liff! female cat. GenUe. Iden· 488 E. 17th Costa Mes a ~ $285. 2 Br. Trly. Nr ~ UvilMJ.Alone 1 XIJ'lt cdita Mesa looU~d 3232$So.Coast.Hw1. tlfy.Jrvlnear~a5Sl·3915· ~~2?-4...:.... _ ~·1470 ~/kY. 0!11¥ $295 lnc ~-led ..._.r Appr'Ox 100 •ci.tt: All util, · 499..4114 Found B 1 a ck N e w . ,.....-~ . .n-.:~ Utit.~1909lffv•b)eg',, t1NOSOMEONE AJC, Jtre'~~n•lve fo\.UJdlMd Male 541-6815 AUTO ROUTE a Br dutalex. n.ewly ~~., • to-!1~~~::;~1lh • ~.~§!2· . . ! c:a~*fol1i::ire ?.f! orS4S·$l05. ' Morning Newspaper, np· h lc, magnif1ceet .. CALLHOtlSE-MA~ES 1 ~iu-e Law olc Ml or p/L. NB a rea. Write Ad No. FOUND; Irish Setter, prox. •-6 AM . Xlnt Pltl of ~ar,bor. boats , ~~klc>J'Jam , Accnt &r lawyer, ltent. 860, Dally RUot.P.O. Bc>x male. 1 /19/76. Vic . t.lmef"arnin'5formalurc Jllanocr s Male. $4'7S. mo. \erms nego. New Pd?'\ 1S60 CM ea. 92626 . Valley_ View & Lampso-n, person. St0-3006 Woody. MS..8392 day& ult ror R elp. Yoona woman Beach.833-8515. • ' 0 0 _892.49i7 1.._ _______ _ 1 Tedor962·96ehv 1 'Wallted\o s1'are2Brapt: , • . -·-·--~----i• ' . .Pool. wal1' to 8cb. CdMt • WATlltfl!W • *LIGHTING*' FOUND 1/22./76 younR ca.9p-a...,chltts-3bt',•n,1t;j Jarteu.~leGl daya, ~ITdACH Cusfom lamP$&1hades: male Malamute Dog, .t/dec~. frplo. gar, , 2J3·795·208\ Eves 4r ~plt ., ~et bar, priv. repaln at re.styUq anti~ Vic. IJrlstol & Memory Yfb'. Adlt&646-lt'72 ' "~· balb, oak Ort.1 ».rime que lam,pa. Sa.mt loca• lA C.M. 836-8831 a s 1 \ h ' JOc:aUon! U90 Moftq\ Uon Jn Newport. Bdach FO*' 0 l New unit•. 100 Ycb. to e p , 'l .... 0 ' are llU.caRUMOY ror iaycan Prtce Incl uND: Mini ox f', beach. 3 81\.·td l'BR, ~hrmtit, .IJ&I. Isl. bom4 ••uyoa 675-6'6' inventory i o~y$20000 • bJk/lan, femalt!. Vie. f3:-.0, Yearlaf. ,, ~t.a tne . 0'15·813~/ ~ • M•raunt &t Jeronimo, )lN,11rag.1.M6· 613-23&. -·fn'GRE-OFF'tCM·~Hor CALL G> U6•UI• M.V.1122178830-8948 1• 8'a I~ erot. M~1 i'k l•malt Ne~&t8a7CMter ~-• LOSTBlackl&l~nremnle W ttr.'•::' nuat 1'·2'f<o• lrtb.l~Ap\ •NewportBh:!f.C.M. 7:'t4t.T.Y , Bk>odtiOUnd.AnstoCleo. leate.~U' ticbrcmt .~'"'4161. 6461~2 : . 6'4·2221 Nl'U ~.,..,.,. .... Off ice calllJridy,645-77e.8. ,__ .... -AY~H -- ST ART SA VlMG AGAIN Seit quality product. lo 1 nearby Terrtwr.v. No ex· per. 11~eH. XlnL l'lm l"g1., p.Hlmo. C•U MO -rott or Zentth 'f·l . ~dd It... Build lt ... plaJ?E!r Jt ... Hammer It ... Car~t !t...Cement it ... Wire 1t .•• Hoe lt. •• Clean it ... Move 1t...Press lt...Palnt IL.Nail it ... Plaster it. .. Ftx It ... DIRECTORY .tfp'•c~..,. ~arpetittt C1•nt/CHcrele •••••1 ti •11 J•tft.rMI ' ....... '*'Mil'lfHIMJ SlwlltlM11••• 1111' 1 ....••... ............. . ............................ , ..................................................................................................................................................... ... AP~~JAN~r~l~~&:.:R RIMODB.INC. Cuatom Brick Wort. IW&abk, apert ~ &lftQY.Jcr. 2Yell. Fuca Wkly Clean·Wlndows, MOVJNG 't Let. 2 expr. HOUSI COATS PenooaUNd J>ra&i-.i~ <7H U 40Z4Z2 Allenliooi repa1rs Petloa le wall• our m,.MomalAt,sprklt'I. bldp, trees removed, $. noon. Stora, of. men move you. Re.,, -~-(flC)S4a-4TU U.,.E~. ~-----·----• •l.om adct.al~ns ba.tba~ apeclaJty. Fut-elrtelent. lad~cp'•· Planta a cleaaup, free pickup nc.,a&brsva.6'2-03$7 ref1.scs.tSaocl33-*4 ,.,.,._." a.aoT Bab_...._ kitch'eoa cabinet• M5-f.SU wboleeale prlees. fW'1lfapplianC'9557·2005 L 11 h " 1 •·i:llr · "" ,_ .. ,..... I • .. • ..10'72 -· .. IClf •I ~ ~ , ... -· ,. I ... •••••••••••••••••••• pat.os, cement work. flroee Eslimalell PblWPI M1•Kllr1Ir1 •••--•• .. ••••••••••••• P...,Mt/l'lfl..... • .............. ••••••• ••••-••--··-...... • Ucensed Babysitter. Xlnt Contractor does own Cement Co. Patloa, ~wn maln~•n~ mow· ....................... ~IUlnar#S. Landscap-....................... VERY NEAT PATCH CERA.MIC TILE. Nd• home environment. My MorkbeP~l~m8bo 1Co1 nst. drlvewaya.IJc.,Bonded. lfti, edgt.ng, trlmmJnc, w.-otaREALCLEAN Ina Sod·8luegrus l6W Ptl'ERSPAJNTING JOBS fr RESTUCCO. rmdl.Fre.est.8ml~ home. CM. 646-1343 em r · · ·A work '151·5'51 afte:I'& treeest962·3408 HOUSE? Call Glnabam Sq.Ft. Tom 980-217Q • lnt/bt-Reas Rei• Preeest. 8"-1439. welcome538-M2G '""" guar. 962-8314. Girl )o")'ee est.&&5.51.23 Oall0fteat552.o&51 Christian Mother wlll all. ClllW c... Wea·lue hwn servic . CUSTOM DESIGNS ft '>I TNe S.wke '(11 .t'ncd yrd, ~ot. luncbe1. CablnetsforConn~isseur ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft)OWlftl, edging, clean •HOUSECLEANING• Sod lawn1, a prklrs, ProC. Pa.inter. Int• Ext.••••••••••••••••••••••• ................... ...., T.L.C. 84~ 6321. European Trained Atlanta & Newland RB up. f'teeesl. 983-31ST, By ttUal>Je couple. Good patios eovers remdl'a ~ WOl'k fr ttas. fNae MARV'S PLUMBING Removata. llmblag ~ 1 Sean Banfield S41M9H d" I Lo ln • -# . 536-7111 ld ' d 't . at. i51·0684/~·2'1S9. • ..... -• . I Muture, serious teenager, yar J> ay area. v I Ge111NI ~lcel merences. o er yar a,_ ree . r~ ....,..._,, pl DC• p r u n I~ •. ' wknds . o wn trans. C..,.tSerYice Care.$2Swk.-.2080 h ••••••••••••••••• .. •• • HOUSECLEANING. monl, prurung. Lac d PAIMTIMG $15/h NOJOBTOOSMALL nREWOOD $80 "' Pleasecall 751·4379 ....................... ea.trodor I DOITALLI experienced, H.B. & r't.rab'1or~!;"l1:ini~B. Uc-Xlntwork&S1-8131 DRAJNCLEANEDfrom del, llc/boAdliq •T ampoo & steam clean· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Electrical Pl~mblng Westmimter area. Cell ~~17 L s ap g, · M.50 Eves, wkndssame 1_6'2-_2CC __ • -----.,..., .. ~~llyt~~:', ~\!ha'f 3~y";!' lng. Color brightene~~ AlteraUe>ns, rm add 'ns. etc. Reaa ra't.es. 64.2 .... 957 ' before lOAM, 892--0660 1ft cl9: ~/Jnt. f ,Int· price. Guar. 558-7380 General Tree Servieo 4f wht carpts 10 man Pftioe,cementwrk Uc Mel•y ng, ape ng. a r eas Hauling.Reasonable • M9-~75. bleach. Clean liv rm, din 548-018& 646-92()3 • • HANDYMAN-Homes Hoaest, reliable lady to •••••••••••••••••••·~·· spray,2Synnp9'J9.52!M Plumber, repair, repipe, 646-SMBor646-2S29 1 Cabinet Makit19 rm & hall $15. Av~ nn • Apts. Coftldentlous dean your home. Sat. MASONRY-Tile, brick, Custom paim/wallpaper· seniice llnes & installa·1---------"'• ............... ........ $7 .50, couch $10, cb8.U' SS. GERWJCK & SON craftsman.~ G9arantee le references. block concrete. stone. ing Painl iotr S20 rm ~. G. Gldley 842·931.S. ..ad J • ' Guar ellm pet odor. CJ:'pt ADDm()NS-$1297 Li '.d.'968 2504 · I ' , .. .,... • • Kllch cablncls, cstm wall repair 15 yrs e Do REMODEL U c 81•310942 M•d'iig c • spec. on exter or. I~ olf w/ad, any plumb-................... ....- units, lattice-patios, boal work· m Y s e If ~P~ e rs 549-2l?O . 6'1J.604l •••••••••••••••••• .. •• Housecleaning Wanted. I WILLIAMS & SONS 968-'ZAS.2 • lng, water service leaks, French TulotiDC. ·~ rmdlg. 646·5219. 5.'ll·OlOl. dt.AULINC• fumlsh all cleaning pro-Muonry/Brlck/Block LOTSA PRIDE fc Fair bathroom enclosures, re-lessons, alJ a1es, • C nter Btctricel YA.RD CLEANUP ducts.S41H0Slaft lpm &Stone. Cal1S8l·'1829 Pri Li /inS Calico as.a2·3'68. levels or languaee arpe United Carpet Steam ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 556-0347 •• c.es. c: • literature. 613-0264 .. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleaners. All pba,ses of ELECTRICIAN-Small Exper. Rel. lady, gd refs., Brick, Block, Stooe, nJe p 8 1 n ti n ~o t ' DRAINS Cl.EARED . nEMODEL·BUILD house cleaning. Reas. jobs, mainl/repairs. 22 Hauliag a~~ &arag 10 wages VSl...u79 wknds, Work expertly done b7 Releteoccs. fromfJ.fO.Call ~ SPECIAL on Insulate Serve a ll Orange Co. Jf!JW'r lfgp08. 548·~ cleanup. keliable. fut wkdays aJU lie. contractor 962-6112 PAPEll/PAINT·20 yrs . Moto-~'3Wool REFS, LIC. 645-3439 61S-9024. . service. 963-&452 Housedeaning expr. Pileed work Save$$ loofillt CUSTOMCA npENTRY . . ~ $12e ! Owntransportat.ion Mo•inc) no wait . Satlsfectloo ••••••••••••••••••••••• •'sUpWdery Serving Orange Co ov 20 yrs. Recovering/ pairing( restyling. job too small, get price before you dee! Wm. G. Czykoski, own . '' Carpet installations & re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Getridofunsightly •••••••••••••••-•••••• g Fr estSM-3929 Patios, re model & ~ pairs. Free est, guar Stripping, refinishing, ~HfcDEBRIS 645-1487 Moving/HaWing. Student uar. ee · REPAIJlS.ALLTY~ES 3ddltlons. 549•4159 labor. 645·3274 & 642·8618. KITCHENS, Din rm sets. College Student•S48-6428 BIG CANYON AREA w /large true k • Reas. WALJ.PAP£RI NG· A II W Reas, free ests, lie. Ro o M Addi t i 0 n 8 , . . . Chem Clean.892-6389. . . Xlnt work-XJntrers Barry MS-9723/839-5779 Kinds. Wor~ ~uaran· alt8»50:20anyt1me gal' ages, patio cover & ~lass1f1ed Ads . sell big . . Fast Delivery. Hauling, 673-2257 teed. Free Esbmatea. Have something lo sell? cabinets. Mr Ke rn 1lems, small atems or SELL adle items watb a moving & c l eanups. SEJ.L idle items with a Call Norm. s:JS..3705 or Cl sifled d d it 11 547.7334 · any item.642·5678. DailyPilotClassifiedAd. $7up.Fteeest.842·459'7 CL~SIFIEDwlll seUit. DailyPilotClassifiedAd. 6'75-7012 as a 5 0 we · 646-5910/645-6105. l Help W •ted 7100 Help W •ted 7100 Help W •ted 7100 Help W ,..tec1 7100 Help W..ted 7100 Help W•tecl 1·100 Help W..ted 7100 tWp W..e.cl 7100 tWp W..ted 71 ....................... ······················~ ....................... ············~·········· .............................................. ······aEC:~~······ ..................................... ~····· ·1 ~we DELIVERY JUNIOR SALESMAN Hote~S~~!e~'-:~ired. SALES MANAG£1 TRAINING 1 1 E ROUTE Leading N .B. ltotel . Newspaper p romotion company has S RVICE ADVISOR E.O.E. Call .644-1700 exl openings for people with vans or station i 5 day week. Foreign car experience pref erred. P osition a v.aila ble immediately. Please call Mr. Goetz ror appointment. MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS 2170 ~Mw,... lh P..trwar 131-1740 Mis.-Viefo 495-1700 U.. Aorwy ..... ., Y, llt» • Mw ....... Hetp Wanted 71 00 Hetp Wanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOYS AND GIRLS If you are 12 to 16 years old and would like to earn $20 to $.50 and more per week, with a chance to win a trip to Philadelphia, Cape Kenne.dy or Washington, D.C. and cash awards, bikes and other prizes, I have a job for you. J( you are willing to work hard, learn responsibility and the value of money. ca II Mr. Scott, 549-8956. Transportation will be furnished. This is not a paper route. Equal Opportunity Employer Motor Route delivery rpute fo r Dally 10TO15 Years Old ~. wagons. Earnings $150 to f.300 or more Pilot in Newport Beach, afternoons 3 :30 ReceptioMst p e r w e e k . Good ch an c e f or: to 5:30 and Saturday and Sunday GlrtFri4Mv advancement. Must be able to wor~ mornings. For details phone 642-4321, Earn $20.$40 per week ·working alter Great opport~ll1 tor with teenagers. This is not a papet1 ask for Mr. Salatti. ll:OOtol2:00 school & iaturdays. Huntington Beach alert, ambitious girl to route.· . Equal()pportunity & Fountdadin Va~eyhonareas onlbey. Letave assmeistntreealxeesctautetivineves1.tn· Call Mr. Scott at 549·8956 for E lo name, a ress •P enum ron ape · t t ' mp yer beautiful l girl office. appom men · recorder. Call 536-4298. varied duties require • HefpWanted 1100H.w~. 710G •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEN TELEPHONE SALES ·WOMEN OVER 20 Have fun selling Orange County's leading newspaper along with an important charity drive. EXCELLENT EARNINGS Two three hour shifts. I 0:30-1 :30 S:JG-8:30 FULL 01 PAltT TIME Come in pref erred, or call Mike ·Johnson. 250 E . 17th Street, Suite 0, 646-4100, Costa Mesa, Ca. good educatioa, public Equal Opportmlity Employel' relations personality,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! imagination & creative ability. Typing Is essen Help W..tecl 7100 Help W..tecl 71 Melp W..ted 7100 Melp W..tecl 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------•IProd. Electronic test t.ial. The right girt should ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••-.••-•••• be self confident, attrac· UST.AUi.AMT Secreta.ry-Typmg, 50, MACHINIST TURRET LATHE Setup operator, own tools. Min 4 yrs ex per. TOOL & DIE MAKER tech. $3.80 to start. Linier Instr Corp. 546-6776. live, ex~eptionall .... OWHtllMG 90. F/time. 11 Mo s ye groomed & be very sta· " Apply Laguna Bea PROFESSIO ... .-.L ble. Great pay & fringe C~oks, Waitresses &i School. Di5lrict. Pe ""' benefits. Please send de-Katchen Help. Ap ply nel Office,'94-8546. ADVERTISIMG tails hand written letter betwn 3 & 5pm, Colooy , 5 .-.LESMlb.I to Classified Ad #320. KJtchen, 3211 Harbor Bl, S~IETAIYP/T 1 "' ~ Daily Pilot, p. O, Box C.M. Typing, shorthand, so wanted in motorcycle 1560Cosla Mesa, 92626 bkkp'g. 9 AM to N publications & promo· ---------• RESTAURANT Laguna Bch. 499·4017 J lions. Top commission . RECEPT /TYPIST appl. Exper. on progressive (714) 646·3234. can MON· 60 wpm. l Yr min ore ex· IOllY MCGH'S a_::...;:_-------t+ dies.Apply In Person DAY. per. lntervw Mon 4-6pm, of Newport Beach SCRAM-LETS ,, SHUl-&.OK CORP PUILIC ~~e~P~~~t~4~n~: lSl J-;~!~Y ANSWERS ::.j'f\ 1300E.NormandyP1SA IEl.ATIONS 549-1167. Equal ·Oppor. •CeckttlilWaitrffses (lblkNo.ofMcFadden, 3 Yrs exper. in hospital Employer. Picnic-Quail ~ blk W. ofGra~) PR &/or BA in public re· ---=---=-------• •Dhlaweshen Grunt...-Snippy Equal()ppor. Employer lations, advertlslng or RECEPTIONIST •Cooks• INSULTING · • relatetf area. Ar&H!Ssive ~ruonlsl:area_ finan· •lookUe;et" Sign in a bakery sh ._,.. _. ___ ~"'"""' · t · 1 · ll ed fres her , It would • . HelpW..ted 7100 ...a-w..ted 71 00 ........... -M· .... ~ personali\y. Background 'Cial services nrm. Reg's •C= "U our br~ad were a ....... ••••••••••••••••• .. ••• .. •••••••••••••••Newport Beach in newspaper art1ce mlehgent,we groom •H •/Maiet downright INSU ------------------U .... TEltHELP GirlFriday/PartTime Tr 1~ .. II!-w ct writing. Knowledge of indiv. to act as r e· •R-......i-sst TING .. ,1 CO " ave ~e, __, • 5 news media personnel in cepl/front desk. Must ._...,..._ " •I HetpWonted 7 10 Help Wanted 7100 Early morning & after· &brspe~{i~~B.area. Hwy,NB ' . So. Calif. Ability to or· have exper/good refs. lnterviewsMon.1/26 Secrefwyl1l•1t-.. ! •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• noon shifts. The Donut MAIDS for Small garuze & administer all Typing s kills n ee. "Tues l /27 Exper.Goodfk~eqiji. Babyslllerwanted. Boy3. 10.ATIUILDERS Factory, 1172 Sunflower GIRLS-GIRLS EXCLUSIVE Motel. programs direct~d to Immed. opening. Call: Between 2:30 &5:30PM o c Ai rt l T $751- Sat. 12·6 PM . $18, meals Sailboat manuf. has the atFairview,CostaMesa. Easy run job, day or Hours can be arranged. both doctor & lay com· Miss Tabala, wkdys EqualOppor.Employer G~~h'Jf.Fi~a~er~ & trans. Mrs. Grayson, following immed. vacan· COUPLE for mortuary night. No exp. nee., we 494-3521 . munity. Also, able to 9:30·5:30,640-0123. Cal1DickNeu,M9·3833.·; PO Box 12. Lag. Bch. cies fol' exper. person· work. Sal. + apl. San train you. You must like M t (urther employee rela· EPT/T PIST RETAIL SALES Exper (Jr. High & young girls nel: Clemenlearea494·1535 people & be al least 18. anPaEg0emPeLnEPERSON tions.Abililytodevelopa IEC Y . full time women's shoe SECRETARY 11 must send age, grade & •Bonder/Detailer Apply any aftn. or eve. "realistic brochure." Ple~sant personahty. for sales. guarantee base or Accurate eo wpm + t school. •BoatCorpenten Deliverymen over 21, 2930W.CoastHwy N.B. ~xec looking ~or pa~t· Good appearance. Sub· swi~chboard duties. percentage, Apply Lanz ing, some bookkeepi .. , . 1 perm.p/t.Earlymom • time associate an mil re s ume to : F /ti me. Apply, Roy lSFashion lsland.N.8. phone fiUng.Nosh BABYSITTER. My home. Each posahon req s mm LA Times dellv. to C.M. MAllDRESSER wholesale supplies. Fully Classified ad no. 629, c/o Carver Rolls Royce, 234 Call ror appt. 644-4411. Must enjoy running 1yr. old. Must be mature yr related boat exper. homes. $2SO mo. Call Wilh some followlng, for capitalized. 673·2223. Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, E. 17thSt, C.M. fice & attending to ~vf~~gg.i~m~e~.nd_.:1~~~: tt:11~ca:l ~r~~::~e ~:° 548-1740 before llAM. new salon, top percen· MANAGERS, ASSIST. Cosla Mesa. Calif. 92626 It.£. SALES SALES/CANVAS tails. Sense of bum 644.1355. wages & xlnt co. Dental Chairside Asst. tage,Hairat2500esign LadiesSportswearChain RoclologyTech . ST•RTTHE nee. Legal e xpe • benefits. Apply to Guard needed full or part time. Plaza640-7S70. ImmediateOpeninp CRT, ART. Full-time MEW~ YEAR Hourly wage against bell>ful. Salary open. · h c F A t64c.......,., comm. Selling quality benefits. Resume!. Babysitter M llteF ou::· at Westsa1l ort.M 27 Call642·1050 or PP ..,._, Varied hrs. Mr. Adams_. product w/good reput.a· American Traffic Hea keeping, on· r1. .. McCormick Ave, . . . DENTAL ASSISTANT HOSPITAL MASSAGElllME. San .Clemente General RIGHT! lion . Link 1 ell er Foundat ion, P .O. My home.646-6706. C hairside. ex p er CREDIT & Young lady (18-28) for Hospatal,714/496-ll.22 SelH09H Firebrand Foods, 6M,CdM.ca.9262S BAR M A I D Wan led. Boat Manufacturing necessary. N. B. 644·9211. legitimate full time posi· REAL ESTATE SALES &,e..,. lnnt...._..b 640-8710 Se_c...;.r_e-ta_r_y_W_a_o_l_e_d_lw ... lmmed. opening 34 hrs •Cabinet An emblen COLLECTION lion in massage. No exp. ATTENTION &-Mon Per wk. Sun/Mon orr. Dental Assistant, chair nee. We send to school, LICENSED -.. SALESCLEttK small law office in Hunl· Start $2.SO. Gnn n Beer •Millmen side, part time, 2 days earn while you learn. Ap· ' Our residential division For photo store in C.M. ingtoo Beach. No prier •Inter. Carpenters Mon's & Fri's.Exper pre· CLERK ply in person any after· UNLICENSED, lists and sells more in· Ideal for homemaker. legal expger. requi~ ll. 548-9949. Experienced f'd. 557-0700. Some ex per. pref'd . noon or eve. 2112 Harbor GEJJ::~ED vest~ent properties than Work while the kids are Xlnt typing skills a mwL Bartender position. Beer *Trainees & Sanden DENTAL ASSISTANT. F/lime 8-4:30. Contact Blvd , Costa Mesa. TREATMENT' most mvestme!1t offi.ccs. in school. P/time, Oexi· Please can 963-5657 dur· & wme. Call for appt. A 1 1 Pe-"'n W . · t · 11 PersonalTrairung. Video blebrs.64&-Zl&C. ingbusjness hours. after3pm. M9-9446 PP Y n •'7V Chairside f/time. Al Mr. Gorena, 642·21 34. Masseuse-Up to $10 per e trai.n you 0 se Training, Prestige Of· ---------1 ERICKSON YACHTS least 6 mo's exper. Some E.O.E. hour. We train. homes with an acceleral· fices, Full Facilities, SAW SECIETAIY BEAUTICIANS 1931 Deere Ave, Sat. HB. 846-3540. Call 556·6116 ed ~urse that starts i!11· Property Purchase Plan, MAMAGEMB4T Diversified position f~ Mgrs w/f for lop %1. NB Santa Ana Hos t be 21 A mediate!>'.. H you are I~· Fringe Bene fit s• S SSS S entry level skills. 119• Salons. M0-8582. 644·0661 DIUVEltS WANTfD tess, mus · PP· Mature lady companion. terested ID earning big Supt;rior Commission, S mediate opening in sales Men or Women ly In person belwn 2 & small house. Rm & brd + mon~y .rr~m t.he start. Dynamic Organization. IM1r99Ce C~et" department. Heavy t)?' BEAUTICIAN IOATREPAIRMIEM Mustbe25orover 5 pm . Bob Bur~s $200 mo. 5 Day -wk. get ~ndlVldual~zed. free Learning Environment. Your success is our re· ing, sh, (speedwritillg w /some following for Gelcoat exper necess. Apply In Person Restaurant, 37 Fashion 615-0988 Balboa. training on the .Job m one Full uiii.' licensees who ward! Old established ok). EOE. Roun, I~ busy i;hop servinf{ Hunt. MacGregorYachtCorp Yellow Cab Island.NB MODELS-MASSEUSES ofmanytopoffaceslocal· willworkloream ingsin Company looking for 2901 W. Coast Hwy. N'B Harbour area. Call eves l63l Placentia, C.M. 11251 Slater Avenue Housekeeper /Laundry Es rts ed thruout Orange Coun· excess of $25.000. per career minded men. Ex· 548·5533. Fountain Valley Helper 5 Day wk. Apply, Figure Models, co ty. call for further de· year are encouraged lo perience not necessary,•---------~&i~· ask for Ellen, BOAT WASHER Bus. Ofc, Raleigh Hills needed. Top money. New tails. Arlen e, (714 > apply for a Jk>Silion with but helpful. Ground floor SEClfTA.aY t -------f Wanled f/time. App)y, Electronic Assemblers. Hosp .. 1501E.16lhSt,NB Sludio.631·3811 848-8742 our Investments or opportunity due to ex-For warranty dept.~ HEAUTlCIAN • full or pt· Newport Pacific yachts, Lin.ier Instruments Corp. 64S-S707. NURSES AIDES REAL EST ATE SALES Residential• Di visions. pansion in Orange Coun· boat manuf. co. Typing• time. wlth following, 2200 W.CoastHwy,NB 546-6776. Fullorp/time,AM&PM • CallDooBerman,Presl· ty. Xlnl commissions, filingduties.callbet~I 644 7J03CdM 1 k' , HOUSEKEEPER shifts. Exper prefd. Ap· Join *1 dent . QUAIL PLACE monthly & quarterly lc5,979-2880,ext200. 1 . . Business man oo mg aor u~. SECRET •RY Con H it I I l r . . ..-,.. F /time. v. osp a · ply Park Super i or PROPERTIES JNC bonuses, sa ary BeaulyOperator part time associate. Majorcorp.locatednear ParkLidoConv.Center, Healt h care, 1445 T.-iMl.lfflffon 7 ·qualified. Ambition lc5ecretary-Must ba,e Manicuris t full lime Eam$5000. yr. 645-llS2 o. c. Airport. Xlnt com· * Flagship Rd, N.8 . Superior Ave, NB . •Free 15 day training 52-1.920 lloneaty only require· brokerage exper. Pre~ir n:iust have follo"".ing. As· CASHIER. preferably paisation benefits. Top 642-80U. 642.2410. E.O.E. course R.E. SALES ment. All interviews COD· some cas~ier or w1te sistanl must be licensed. w/bkk.pg exp Stuard's typing & sh req'd. Call eCadUlac car program $1 M.11 fidential. Pb. S4'1·512 room uper. Xlnt wor1E- Receptiorusl full time. For GenUeme~. Newport Cecilia Lawson. 540-7311. Hsekpr, liv~-lin, mat~d Nu.rs~ng Attendant •. ex· •Hawaii, Acapulco tri~ I on (9·12 daily) ask for ing conds. Contact Heidi. RichardOuellelte Be h 61S-l7l7 woman. l gu 5 yrs. o · peraenced . Bayview •lsl place·sales an AM th Georgeelark. 640-1460 200Newport ClrDr.N.B. ac · Fashion Buslne:ss needs Motherless home. Call Conv. Hospital. 2055 OrangeCou~~ lft 'ld care needed l.o )\elp sharp gals. Sales to afU pm. 642·6523. Thurin Ave, CM 642·~. •1.sl place·listings taken is our sales average for SALEs.MAMAGH SECRET AR~ BEAUTY OPR Mother with 2 loddlers & mana1ement. Full or 1 lnOrangeCounty t"hl f . 1 Wanted for women's ...a 5 ... .-. 1''/lime. No following a bllbe on the way. F1ex p/time. Mrs. Castrop, JA~JTOR-Coupk el. ~ Office building ow.oer •lit place·listin&S sold In .8• pro esaiona · lead.ina fiauresalon. Wlll ADMl"I IRA C /g ntee d I 0 t ........ ....-perd. 5 Days w . rvm IOdkino for part ttme exC1tingreahycompaoy. 1 w 11 d E•per·e n"ed salts nee. omm uara . sche u e . wn rans. _....,_,,,, area. Good working handyman-jan itor. OrangeCounty tra n. e groome · ,. 1 .. 64S-1050 Call 557·3588. Female live·ift comparuon conds. Good job for right Maybe our candidate is •!St place·advertising in We are not a franchise or Must bave trim figu~d· secretary needed to :e l l d I 7 .. ., 7292 California a publi"' atoc:k -m~•"v, Mature women pref . sist district manaeer BEAUTY OPERATOR ·Church Baby Nursery At· needed for elder Y a Y coupe. -· · retired & cao devote 4 to •lat place-advertising in but a"tocal , ... vw 0•-.,11l Focapptcall 642·3630. administration &t HI exper nr So. Coast Plaza tend. Sun AM & PM, Wed in Id· beallh (3·4 wka). Jedro's Restaurant mat s hrs per day, 5 days per the us A coordination or acute 557.3986 Eves. Rev. Martin, Klnd reliable, own tram, r m help D;ys or week. 549·1480. Ted •lat place winner RELO owned, intimate s.taf, Seams'tress, exper pre· tales office. Requi~ 556-7787 refs. 84•·7724, 8·10am or e A 1 : rson Broderick. Home Buyer's Contest dedicated to our clients f'd., apply al Johansen & me.nta: 3 to s years .. BEAUTY OPERATOR · only. eves. ~~ ~J.cM ' PAIT /TIME If unllc:ensed, let us &s· and each other. Chrlstense•, 16691 cent b us lness ea. Leadinl CdM salon. Jim, Cleaning lady needed for l-4pm, ns ' . \in al5l you,ln obtaininl yout MW1ken Ave. Irvine. perience. Xlnt t ypin1 'f& 644-7321 552·0943 oneday, fourhours. CaU G1Mr .. Offlc• ICIY,UMCH OPI Gathenng s g~atul:.'oJor Real ~tale license. Call We have an u pcomin1 s bort band . Colle~ • 631-1073 • 646-2531 &A9ll Sec/Ix Sec U l 110 H November bat ot. • to Lii COW ... S opening for a young; ln· greduate prefer re • & Gi I 10.V.FMP•d rr n:ov:ct~ 9' p~m~ $8.00per hr.551-4407 •••ss••" tellleent. attractive U• ...... ...,,. Technical baclr1rou d 80~1 r S CLEllCAL 1Jlltebtden1 A1ency PteuanL ofc near O.C. PART -TIME Help to ... aoclate. We prefer un· ..... tr ememely belpful. F , D 1 ,.,.,...Bl '"<!t St 1"'" I • R .. 8 1 • g .. ti d ca""" \r ain ed·, recently •ca a...J1c:a••-, pl ........ #>a l, lO to 11_ycm0 aac. a. Newport Center firm. ..-v r'Cn ~ • e '" A rpor,. t\av. e nl 11erv1ce re .. n. ..., licensed, or SOOh to be D,,,,,,.. .. _-c "'"""" u" Jy Pil<>t deliver)' routes $ yn A/P & AIR &r. ln· NewportBeach m-1190 FrostftAlloc,1401Qu•I racks hi C.M. area. Ap~ secur e, ha ppy, and ~Qcncm orpora • may bo avallablo in your vento'ry ·txpr. Project Call for apt/Ea tab 'SS St, N.'B. 8»0070. \ Pf")x. 20 hra wk. can Rill ti 1 tn•)S3WD>. An Eq rl f d S 'th •ns 1~..i7}74 t\8 ener1e CSOUS. n...-UDi•vEl'l.J_,er al't!a. F.arn pro l or c· responsibility It office General offlce/recipt. ,1.,,.., wbo ndt $500 & up • m1 .~,-.· . a • ""...-.. '>J ..-~ bverit'S & e&ah. trips or machine altUls. 64«M630, Mu t l)'PO 7o-tOwpm ac· ~ sates oriented. ph: PMOMI SOUCITH U yau'd care to Interview $ta" /leapt. ' merchandh1e for scllln.a 8to5wkdya. curtttly "have figure Marilyn9814S3'18 Wort in your home, top RKALESTATESALES. tojoln a d111unJc team, a.ZOCC.~mod ~· nc-w aub4cr1pUona. For a p ti l u d • • S m a ll dollar. Full or part tlme. RES UL VE a nd fit the ab o vt Ina. Good typiJL. 4 • ~1t:~~~~ tp;-:;.• 3:~ COOK..PftlMI manufacturing firm. LlhUH• .. • ~ 831-9171. To make '7S your mOlt criteria. please call Cap tapbone dills, lito • Cle m ente-San Juan ffunt. lkh ~12 plea.ant workln.Jcond. • •Aiu•tr PRESSMAN aucceutul 1ear. All 91 Bladtbum. ....... lrpnJ. O.C. Airport ~-,... eell ~compan,Y e__ald -Good ...... ,.... ....11 & ••~-............_.~~ 1 .!!...,!!~= ...... --'"'-"' • ., ••• r11nct • • •• I~ 1· d .Tapmat.icCiorp • ..._..,1-U.P--.. ..:-erora_,, htJt1""'4. AT'1)'1C' ··~,... .,-... ,_~·--"'=-,. 495-<$01nd Mlastoa vie· COlmetolOI h, 1cenae uaJ'ICJ ...,.. rr· ~ r .... al rlnl 1•• IL to eitcitinl naUt.y( wa.u. .. -wo~ .... '-U. •o-t-;t Toro area, call ror hair oultlot only. 1!Sl Kettertna St. Irvine. Co~P\I .t,lte Cotp., blwl C'l.-.;"'I P d co. caitHatCox S40-"22 Park611Uioe A..._. llCUllTf OJCa, '511.53·~0. • n4fS31.3135w54&-+l». t1NOIO. m.n2 w. nth St. CN te uau ed • no. ' Belboeliled .,.... •eilkeiid-nUiW&hl .tt • ~ m c/o DallY Pilot.. PO ~red or •peoai F,qual Oppor. EmSloyer Counter tlrl. Q~allty ... a.AL OfC tu-1501. Box 1* Cotta )I~ Ca pnf'd.. Own pboDe • q_uick food restaurant. P/tlme. E•per. pref'd. 921811. req'd. Plant Sn Irv\ Don•t drop the ball! Oct o ~ pref'd. M0.301'1. Ty pin• 80, nun,, phon 1be futat draw ift the PIJHTIA com.an. Call LL ·W • .lob wlth a low·corct Dally work. C1ll lH 540·001 Wat. ' .a Dally Pilot reo. -.aooo 10.m ~tot Chnnrtfiod Ado. Find •bat ·YG'I wan&. lD for Mars JK.L. Inc. Clesalrl~ Ad. Phone ~~ ltek/All>ic . A.IC -'Auls..nl•lloaonlJ Phone6'M iG78. DanyPllotClutlnedl., CampusDr.N.8 . i4UIJ78. l 1.AJHilli. :ogoo .. , r I GJ8 OAtl Y PILO'r ~~!'!'.~ ..••. ?!~~ Sonlco SUlion Allen dant, tx~r~d t>:iy ~ !\c.>a. J'\IU A p/tlcn Ap. ply-, ~11 S\uUon, 1 Tlh a Irvine, NB. or---- ----Shaklee 1>1,tri bu tor~ wantt!d. 'l'ruu1101t pro• v1d~l 32'7l for Appl. Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime-A-Lines FIVE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • Brtngfhem orm•Hthemwtthcor,.ctc11h DEADLJ NE: ~f~O:'~~bra3.:::0t.~J,st.,C.M. ::' ~r· ot our$ convenient ottlcea. • NEWPORT BEACH •••••.•••••••• 3333 Newport Blvd~ • o VHtock, produc;e or pl•nts. • LAOUNA 81ACH •••..•••••••••.• 11H Glenneyre SI. • No commerelel 11d1 allowed. • COSTA MESA •....••.••.•.•.•••..•••• 330 Welt Bay • Each Item must be pltoed with no Item • HUNTINGTON BUCH .•.......... 17875 BHch Blvd. O¥er$26. • SA OL!BACK VALLEY2520 LaPuRd •• Legun1 Hiiia Sheet Metal Shop . Uh i Needs fiaboc41wc. Exper ltigbcllalr Sl.50. Orlenlol p ET En SON baby PlAirEN $5. Sea M $4. 10 IS Stlft!TRAC Oft U HAN 0 JN 0 pots KING ahe bed set NEW yarn SOc·Sl; new not ne('HS Apply at, 20Jl 1 rtlus top coffff liiblc SlO. s troller. 0 Ice $20 p . DIME-A-LINES Stroller $$. 3 walkers bfner w1'Hl '2S. 6(G..lfl3 $1Js.SZ. Bowling balla $S complete $25, Redwood and used shoes and s. E. Main St. trvt.ne. Costume j~wclry lOc·Sl. childs phooo $3; oamJ)tlr $t-$.S. Bac~al'k $5. Car each. Dishes lOC ·Sl. l btd 4X6, $25. Tricycle, clotblnc. large shes. 5'&6·290l. R c 1a d c rs D l g est or van roor veot $l0 ant$$. J~y Jump.up TOYS. r~mes SOc·tz, ~ Chlld's pool t•bl• $5. heavy duty $5. Wlni back meo sult.s $1-$5 ; slack.'l -condensed books 25c each: American mag Aft For SS. lo!• chair $2. 2536 S. bumer stove '25J.~uroo Limp, wu $95, ae1l for sot a A chair. good $1·$3; underwear lOc-$3; ~HOP PING c J::NT i:;R each. Clothifll ror all the wheels Ford and Dodge Pri•at. hrtiu Ramona, Sapta A"' n!COl'd _,lay~ris. ;:,panlsh $20. Lamp $2. Hair dryer (.'Of\dlUon. you take awa.y ladles :1-weaters $1·$5 : mainL mun. Full time. furifily lOc -$2 . Van $20 each: Urcii $10 ONLY pictures $1 pair, $5. Silverware 2c each. for$16.4'Christmaslrtle Wlderweu 10c$S; shoes Kepairs, deanup, bghtlEmbroiderod linens & each; girls sllu 7 shoe TV Sweep·marker glassware Oc•$1. Fri.· Steak platers $l cuich. with trimmings and&~. 9, and 11E $l·~; lw>dscaptnt:. Must havt <'rocheted articles lOc·Sl. skates very nice $20: vw • gtneralo.r· 92$. Aircraft. Sat. 2245 Av•lon. Costa KnJre s harpener $4. Now 11 g ht s $ 3. Lady a double bedspread $5 : owntoob&ht-1·upubleof Cloth napkins, pink. 40HPpartJs$1·$2S:Cb.evy Acbfroml1&JIHH marker receiver $20. Mesa. fondu pan $3.50. Lawn Samsonltepull.rnnn,red, preuure c9oker $5 : working without c lose brown, green, lOc each. 396 parts $1·$25; boys 10 Addrtis.s Hot Candelabraa. '1 candle, hand m "<>we r $ 5 . $5. 6' picnic table $$. scale SS: blssell sweeper 6upen'll.10.n, 1~ Overton, F.V. Off speed $25; lawnmower AcuptH ~:;Ji\ ~~~l $20. L!t.!!isT~~~:h.0&,.8~~~ Rubbermaid reek '1· Makeupmirror,new,$3. $3; potl~rhy 25c·!!'. LJONS i!:STATES Ed 1 n g er we is t of engine parts s.s 557-3910 • · Laiy Susan $5. Laree Cream drapertes, oneset melmac dis e~ lOc·~ · 5J6 2579 Brootburst. Follow signs AdnrtlHn •loloth19 G LA s s 11 h 0 w case SPEAKERS In cabin~ drape $5. S ii ver tray, 3 120' 'X 56 ". 4 s els new vacuum pitcher $4. I BAUER hockey ice ffwM ~otloas •ay 4•xlWx3'blfh.Wiredfor ito, automatic pbono Uer,$12.548-3238 120"X86" take all $10. _536-033 ___ 1 _____ _ Silk M'rt.'l'n printer to USED lumber: 2'x4'x23", skates fits sizes 8-8~ • Good dltl need p{intproduct1ons1gnsin,rough, 15c ft. 2x6xl4.', $20.S4ci-oe26 ' beW.•lolationof Stat• lights, s de glan chancer $l5, tape BLUE ROSE bedroom I I con on QUEEN slze headboard .>wn :.hop. Piece wor'k rough, 2Sc Ct. Roof floor FranchlH loard & cracked, $25. 557.3909 recorder, defecUve $2, cbaiae & ottoman $25 c ean ng. BS4·0184 a o I l d o II k. 2 13 9 i bJt:.is. Plenty of work. sh.iplap sc ft. Complete CRAFTSMAN steel work local iMl•h•ess Ucena. CHEVY parts: Chrome ~:b~Jseu. ~tor P.:_~~ each piece, wlll sell MAX Halter hair dryer, Yarmouth, 536·0331. ~-3300anyt1me windows ss. 2 g lass benc h w1th drawers, ~ oil pan $ZS, Chrome console. needs repair separa~ely . Black exeellent condition, DISHWASHER. good STATISTICAi.TYPiST f'rench doors $1 each. 2'x5'8",$25.646-3372 timing cover $10, S2S, 8 /W T.V. defectiv wrought Leon server on carrylngcase$8.646·9015 condition $ 2 O; llECF.PTIONlST ~~:g~a1sg. c~;~erla~~ 8 TRACK tape deck $12. Chrome aJlernator S2S. SS, hudbo,r<S & frame, wheels, 2 gla~ a~elv~ ENCLOSED Top carrier. wasbmachioe. good for bu s> N cw po rl cement bm:ks lOc each. New 15x7 6-lug dish mag Custom Edelbrock valve ·single bed $9.50, SlaUffer1 ~x~5,. $2~· o~i~e WilJ fit any car. 18" H X condition $20,: VW bus L'cntcr CPA Clrm Atlrac· Formica bookcase SlO for Chevy t~uck $10. covers $15 each. 3-duce reducing 'Vibrator $15.1 drg t sta1~/ Z:1/ ..;iJ 33" W X 45" L. $10 rack S.S. 846-8551-. t 1ve u1r l W/"ood Waste King disposal SS manifold $20. Early electrictan~50 Child's l l•w~~:.. x 631 2188 · tcleph~ne m:inn"er & 2'x4' short sizes lOc ft. . . . Corvette~valve covers profeesional,...~otorcyclel eepuvue _mounted. $25. . TOP carrier for VW Bus ~'l'>Od typing skills, will S.'501 Sllrfview Lo. CdM. ,Lawn mo"'."er $3. Tnke ERA M JC pots $2·$3. $20. Radiator $20. Stick helmet, near new $10,f. ~roul ght liron & brass BURGESS electric spray $10; o+nual lawnmower tr din good typist on 644·1523 ~1~·hc~ai: I ~~.e A~t?q~~ ~g~:orrna ~~~P~~· ~t bellhousing $10 & $15. varJous books 25c-50c. sma I wa 1 candelabra gun $7.SO. Sears comp. S 5 ; red 9 x 1 2 ~t<ilastical. Call 642·8244 SHADOW wall un'at ~. baby buggy $15. Small Records $1·$2.50. Little AJtern~tor $10. Starter 6 3oC 7 Fa Ir way f J . U . Alumindum$8pat1o1ch al hose & gun $15. Good fo~m;backed carpet S~. ( ..., d 1 b d bl l b $10. Stick flywheel $10. (Alley), C.M. 548-6347 seti, new pa · · 1 ga · P la condition. 548-8964 chdd s table, two chairs or inle~ew. Glass kitchen cart $20. ~Chg a~s ~a . aster Leqgue basebal ats Clutch & pressure plate s c flower pots 25c each. $7; child's rocker S3; TELEPHOME Hanging lamp $15. · rys er ema parts $1.SO. Toaster $2. Clothes $10. 650 Holly carburator BICYCLE parts, 20" ri Old records~ a lbums $3 MA yTwuher, needs mirror 24" x 30" $8. "'.xperaenced telephone Magazine rack $5 . ~~df:n5d.s ~o~~,e~:/. for everyone 50c·S2. $25. Holly carburetot andback$1.7S,20"froo each.968SpnngfleldSt., somework$l5.642·8479 Phone(714)96J..6402 . ..., Parson tables $10 each. CM . 642·0581 Small antique desk $.l. adapters S3 each. Dual rims $1 each, 24" Schwin CM. 540-3178 . t1~:.e*1!r.~1~n54/:5~~ Wood tables $15 each. 2 Record player $10. Shoes coil distribut.or SS. frame, girl's withou PARTS f •. ' F 82,,.~ tPn"gnpog n&g tmabaltet~. GI~ packed c<?Okware, beds $25 each. Table $25. NEW condition large 50c·$1. Lamp $1. 342 £. Speakers $2 each. Water forks $3, 10 speed bac o~ 53· 56 Ord __.. • . _., simllar to Cormngware, l9-12 d:iily) Ask for Mrs. Bookcase . $2S. Dresser table $25. Lamp tables 18th St .. CM. 5-48·7103 pump $S. Oil filter rim $2, Raleigh ftam trucks •. 60 Volvo & Tra1ler for bicycle $2S. also heavy aluminum Moore $25. Van1t.y stool $5. $10each.Floorlamp$15. TAINLESS I . t S2 Cl t hf wilhoutforka$175each Olcbmoblle, S2:$25. Big Baby dresser $25. ware,$2.5set.646·6814 T 1 k "'" · ~ st ee 2 canrus er · u c an • • block Ford radiator S2S. 644·5464 TOW TRUCK OR IV ER owe rac ..,. Ir~ Sunburst clock $15. 2 bar drawer commercial Bun ~·Flex fan $10. ~um~r seal S?f•. speedomet Reduction gears $18.' _____ ....__ ___ TWO velvet recliner expcr'd. G & W Towmg, board SS. Aquarium : slools $18 eMch. 4·shelf Warmer $25. 3-step iron J~ck $3. Chev~. ri!'!' with 75C, 24 nms back~ Chrome wheels for D~UBLE canopy bed chairs, $25 each; two 1000 Irvine. NB &&2·1252 tank, pump, accessories. stand $25 . Van Gogh stairs reversible hand l~re $.5. 2 l~ x7 mag front. $1 each, baby c_n Ford Plymouth, .4 for with mattress & box chairs and ottoman, $25 $25. Coleman stove $20. picture $2. Headboard rail, 25" high, 32" wide rams $15. Otl pans $4 $5, tn.cycle S3.~. addin $15.673-6376 s prings $25. Ladles and szo· one end table TltAINEE $500 Bikes S25 each. Lamp S3 $10. B&W console TV. ror a trailer or mobile each. Push rods 50c machLne, electric, small 3-speed Western Flyer szs. 842-3'142 Free Job. Wiil haHI HangmgcandleS2.Steel works. $10. Electric hom e S2S. Feather each. 2 chorme mags scale, r uns good SlS,SJNGLE bed with solid bikewilhkiddleseat$20 ·:r esponsibility" am · lawn chair SlS. Garbage heaters SS. $8. $25. No weightelectricbroom$3. with H·70-1S tires $10. coffee pot, electric, maple frame $25. Desk 833-1827 ·Partial 36 H.P .·V.W. med1alely! Typing hclJk> container $5. Metal checks, all sale~ final. war~ 600 gal. per hour 2·barr eJ manifold $4. clean $1.S_O, Pre.st $10. Chair $3. 2 Ornate . engine $25. 892·1981 \ def1rule .. cctreer spot" s ~elv ang $20. Hors 119-up 34th St .• N.B. pool filler $15. 5 bowlmg Rocker arms soc each. electric vertical b~otler. iron beadboards $2S OLDER refrigerators, . tor the ambitious be~lll· Doeuvres to~ster SlO 675-0922 balls $2 each .. Counter Radiator hoses SOc. 'SS never used $6, dishes, each. New Hanes both working, $25 each. VERIFAX duplicator ner' Also Fee Jobs. Call Radio $5. Wine-maker lop portable dishwasher Chevy headligh~ rims $4 beautiful decor $1 each, T·shirls. large & extra Single bed, complete, $17 ; _electri~ addin~ Control Care<.•r Employ· $10 Barbecue $20. F1oor CARTRIVISION video SlO . Blond 1 drawer each. Parking light rims ~aple coffee table. _$4. large. silk screened, $15. 1980·A Wallace St., ma~bine, ofhce desk, ment ,\gency, 556-8505. he~ter Sl5. Black light & tapes, 30 minutes large coffeetable$5. 548.1915 S4 pair. 2 '57 Chevy tare recap, xlnt conditi $2.50 each. 367 Riviera CM. 642·5083 chair, TV. $12 each. · posters$10.Record s tand $12. 60 minutes $18. huboaps $5. 4-barrel V.W.type$2.SO,bow ' Dr.,CM.642·4842 646-6814 TYPIST '$15. Humidifier $10. 2 Replacement heads $7 KENMORE washin g manifold $7. Exhaust ball Starlane with bag IMMONSdoublebed$2S.1--------- AndGeneralOHacc hoses$5.CAll545·6819or each. Manuals $7.50 machine & G .E . manifoJd$4each.Valve men 's s i ze 11or1 FENDER Soundelle Bedframe$12.Callun.LARGE amber whiskey 5482888 cometo2621Harbor.G5 each. Test tapes $12 d.ishwasher,notworking, covers $3 patr. Muffler shoes, excellent Exhoplex $25. 5 unused ooly.646·8458 bottle embossed and DOG hous e l new each.548·6232 $10 each. parts only. S.S.396Chevystarter$10. condltion$l5,Saltonhot Elecyro Harmonix . dated 1886, $25 offer. ---------12 w x 16 1x14 H s6 , LAWN s weeper $lO. ;mi 968-7001 Master brake cylinder tray food warmer $1.SO. boosters & fuzz tones B~a~t~es~:S~ss1:.Pc~':!!; _536-8987 ___ . ____ _ * UTOTEM * dispos al $10, hood $15, Poinsettia, Corona del ANTIQUE stuffed turtle SS. 4-speed shifter $25. 5 u i l case S 3 · 5 8 s3-s2o. Mandolin $l5. cabinet $10 Oak pressed BLONDE coffee ta bit• EMPLOYMENT gas stove top $20. 968-7358 Mar $25. Metal desk $10. Co i 1 s $ l e a ch . Hamilton St, .C.M. Great stereo speaker $12. back chai~s matched $10; swivel rocker $20; Carburalors SS-$10. 396 10 please Sat. & Sun. 494-5344 afternoons pair $15 each. '543.s507 small chest of drawers OPPORTUNITIES ~ecretary desk with Chevy cam $10. Ansen NEW I b 2" 6" 12' CARDt bl k' " i •12 $10; small writing desk Full or Part-Tame chair $20. 2 matching mags with tires $25 each. um er,. lt x • . , a e, Ule s z~.. · CRAIG & Pioneer 8·lrack !'lo Ex per. Necessary p • I metal chairs $7.50 each. 2 •67 Camaro body parts $2.2.5 each. Pack up ste Girls rollerskates size 4. tape deck $20 644.6432 $10; walnut dining table .-Age21-6.~ Eligible ro 1111 se It• r matching naugahyde S5·$25 Radiator$20 Tires bumper $15. 646-3705 $4 . Portable .record $20; six high back .. GoToTheNearest c hairs $7 .50 each. $8each. Radio$6 .. Drive player $10. Ladies golfoRAPES,beige,64Wx64L chairs, ~ill for $20 · : 1'1CTOC MA HK ET Executive chair SlO. shaft $6. Trunk lid SlO. NEW b~r stool $2.5. Porta clubs. set of B. $10. & 86Wx54L, $7 pair. t'~-:.ng t!~: -~-.h ~~~ 1-\;r Application~ & Info a 0 y t ht•"-~·-Desk top sorter $2.SO. Fl I $15 3h clot~es dryer $20. Prest 545-0207 Kingsize bedspreads -.. Ah .., L f Id' oor counse · P broiler $10 Record . . · matching nite stands $.'i 'JnCALL171~)1>127702 arge o mg table $25. Briggs&Stratto~engme player $10. 'aookcas TV,playsgood,$25.After oneqwlted.be1geSlO,one each; recliner, nec•d TirTocSyslC'm'\, In c ~:~~ ~~.~~ :2l· 1~?.~~ ~~now chain $10. $10. Corner table $25. 10am646·1S25 black&whateS4.S42·2267 recovering $15; couch, b II t £!.. i ve h ._. r each. Alligator clips lOc . Shelf stands $4. Drapes, OLDd k h . Sl2 B 4qt. Stoneware el~clric need recovering $15. Waitress. exper. f /t1me S1d'f> Blue Beel. 107 21st Pl . NB alter 4pm. Wanted someone to tome help out in my shop. 2 3 hrs' a day in morn. S2 50 ~ hr. No exper. nee. K· Mart One Hour Martiniz- •~. 548-6485. WE'UPAYYOU TOLEARH I\ SKILL Army Opportunities <Mila Mes~1 645·1163 H.untington Bch 002·8822 Santa Ana :>42·4130 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC AUCTIOM \1ANY ITEMS OF FINE JEWELRY . ART OBJECTS. ANTIQUES. FINE FURN .. ETC. PHONE FOR INFO. & BROCHURE 645 2200 ---------1 *JOMATHAMS ANTIQUES• is ha\·ing their annual in- ventory !.ale. Up lo 40,..c orr' ! 42231st St N.B. 6i3 6001 GIGANTIC Cl~aranc~ Sal• Start.c; Sat. Up to 607o of regular low discount pnl'es. TM Bi1aar• AntiquH 2500Newporl Blvd. e.M. t;46.()J5G. LI! pane wardrobe, oak hoos1er, oak butfet, lg t·uc;lpm desk, 4 school r1e!>ks, hutch dropleaf la· tile. SJ6--0J2 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAGIC Chef 30" whale ii:as stove. 2 mo. old. $125. or offer 675-4358 REFR I GER ATOR NEEDED! GAS ONLY. 547·3182 Whirlpool portable washer &t dryer. Xlnt rond. Out~rown. $135 for pair. 830-7948. G.E. Rcfri", $80. G.E. Port Dashwsr $20. G. E. Was her S45. All xlnt eond. 646·9785 Hotpoint EJec Dryer $50, G E. elec dryer $25, Kt>n more wa s her $6$, Guar, del 546-8672 llcyclH ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED · Men•a 10 !!pd b1c-ydu, likr new cond ~afters GlkL'S S~llwinn slln· lfaY, S30, gd cond. Boy's IMl~rou. over $200 put ---~ +nto btk,. ~ ·~~ G~ new b kH, must aeU. Call all 6pm wlld.QJ. & all 12 noon S•t MS·7~7. '-ew men' Sch••an V11rsu.y JO.pd bike Coat 11..53. 70. S.11 for $110. cm 1889. A!l lpm. =-----· ~ h G I . ki SEARS _,, 8wx7h, $5. Butane cam es c air . rass Slo-Cooker & $2 recipe 847-1426. eac . un c eanmg ts power mower-... stove SlO. Lauson 3hp, desk lamp $15: Double book, gi'fl, never used,_ . . S~ r $1 each. Petrochem radio, phonograph bed b $20 -ORGAN t $17 chain cleaner $1. Lots of cabinet, antique green 4·cycle engine $20. '7 ox spring · forbot.h 642-1612 • mu~i _ure : Ford 4.wbeeler fron Mattress $20. S~eel bed · chrome medacme chest ge brass~" ASn2 round $20, air cool er $25, s prings $2 S .• 7 frame $15. Will s.e11 1·coUCR $25. Matching $4.50; doors $2.50; rugs head screws $1 a gross. g l a s s w a r e 5 O c . sep t 1 p I $3-$7 fi46.M14 BayoRel $5. 3-wire candlestick holders $l & Ford-Mere towaway S2S. a~a e Y-0 ynesian chair $15. Both green,1 ___ . ------teJe-~-etypewire lOca $2.548-5064 . Suubeam parts $25. han~mg lamp $15. Fish b,l,aclt & red print. WALTON vs JABBAH-.,,...., 540-4875 mobile $10. Lots of shells ~'l4 p • fl. Spark plug sets for ---------...... 1 Sc:·15c. Antique small 1abuary 30th at P'brum, - This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share. Express your love in a Daily Pilot Valentine. It 's easy. Compose your personalized greeting -a love .poem, pretty prose or words your love will find specia I. We can set your message in type to fit the size border y.ou select, or your handwritten thoughts may ap.. pear in the border of your choice. Your personalized Valentine greeting can be "sent" in any of the borders shown here. Ads come in three sizes: $8, $15 and $2 for the special chi ld's size card. (You must' be under 12 to qualify for the littlest greeting>. For herp with your ad, just call 642-5678. A friendly Daily Pilot ad-vtser will be happy to assrst you. And, if you llkt!, you can charge yolrr Valentine ad. Your credit Is good with us, or you may use· your Master Charge or BankAmerica rd. , • VW $1. Spark plug wire, LADIES & boys clo~g ANTIQUE c hair S2S . glass lamp shades $3-$7. MOTOROLA 80 amp I have fou~ great seats, carbon cente~. lOc fl. 14-16S, 5~"c~. 04Lad1es Trailer axJe $25. Dat.s Red macrame $10. Sea alternator for diesel $25. plus parkmg for onJy Lots of plastic boxes. coats 1,..,. ·5 4 t k · SS Cl 1·ewel plaques $7.50 100 aal. fuel tank $1.5. $6.50 each. 847-5900 6" 2" 1" 3" 5" 1'' lOc rue rtms . ary ~ C x x • . x x • . KNEEBOARD, sunburst cash register $25. Honda Evening bags $2-$7. New Strobonar automatic 330 _ary __ . -------ea~h. New bicycle parts. $10, 2 wet suits $10, SS. 90 engin e $20. Slide r~tt~n .bed ~a~opy S.S. electric Oas~ $25. G.E. USED lumber 12 pieces 6 20 wheels $2.50 each, Craig car tape deck $25. projector $20. Skis $5. 6 x6 oil paml1ng $15. portable ~1sh~asher fL 2X6, 15 pieces 10 (t. rear wheels $:4 each, bars 644.5794 1 Boots no. Hanging 548-6288 $25 .• 22 Cahber n~e $10. 2x6 6 pieces 12 ft. 2x8 $2 each, caliper brakes Spanish lamps s25 AM FM car radio $8, u 'r $25· 1 h • $4 each, chrome renders MAPLE bar stools $10 Power mower $25. lsSNE\Y .16 .. bike with Bell helmet SS. Portable a_ or d' .. a so ouse 75c. Nylon straps .with eac h , w i 11 s e 11 Buoy St. 642_4798 train1n_g wheels $19. drill pt'eas $20. Danish air con 1t1oner, 230 volt fasteners 50c each .. ideal separately. Gas range . Expenaive mans slacks chair $5. s gal. gas cans Y 0 r k l H · P · uni l for motorcycles. 1 gal. top four burners $10. ANTIQUE China !amp $3 & SS. Baby seat for with accessories $10 complete $25. 847·2666 Ii quid detergent 00-'1878 Telephone, e?'tra lon.g bike~· Nice. Jig.ht fixt';'l'e each. Hand trunk, needs COUCH, chair, dinette . concentrate $1. S gal. cord, $15. Tin of 3 tenrus S'S. Oil paintmg with repair, $10. Hand mower bed $l2 eacb 13922 concentrate S4. Check KING size bed $~5. balls $2 . Crutcfl $4. 8 frame$10.SS6·6650 ss. 8' fluorescent lamps Clinton G G 646.6814 garage sales column for rollaway bed with piece set dishes $12. 2" SPEAKERS •. k SOc each. L78·15 tires $5 (Phonehrst'> • more. Sat. 9-3pm. 252 matt.res~ $2.5' new never student ring binder $1. .,. spea er each. 6 drawer dresser1--------- WaJnut at Costa Mesa, ust;<I ha1rstyler .dryer $6, Tall 3-way lamp & shade replacem.ent $2-S3·$5 . $2.0. 30" sleeper for truck FOUR great Lakers seats comerofWestminster& twm box springs $5 . $15.Maplelamp&shade AM radios $lO·S2S. $25. 2208 Canyon Dr., for January 30th vs Walnut St. Garage in 557.3533 SS. 2 black bar stools $25. Analltennas Sl-$3ed. Capo.hear Costa Mesa Portland, plus parking rear 2 box cameras $3 each. ·new & us · nvate for only $6.50 each. . OOUBLEbedheadboard Car or s\ep vacuum party.642·8171,646-6296 SOFA·BED, 7', light 847·5900Gary ~E~FE & MERRIT ~nd foo~ board $20, clean~r $11. Electric green leatherette, $25. --------- bu1ltm gas oven $10. innerspring . mattress broom sis. Desk $25. WINDOWS. many sizes, 548-J.9S5 DRAPES custom 168x84 548-9451 and boxspnogs 125. 119·u 34lh St NB 1Sc·$1. Doors. $1 each. plus valance $10; rod 646-9502 675.~ • · Wood, many sizes. 10c·$1 COUCH $25, Jove seat $25, l68Jt84 $3. 842·S976 BOYS clothes from size U ea~h. Heater $10: 2 hatch cover $20, swing --------- months to size 3T. 2Sc·$l. DOG travel cage $16. basins $5. Tub $5. Toil~ set $10, microphone SINK for bathroom SS: Garis dresses, slacks & 646-4267 FIREPLACE 5 creen & $5.675-5651 sta nd (boom) $20. tires $10; maple finish t · 5 t 10 soc t log grate $12. Round h d :.i~ ~~d~es ~loth~s siz~ SWIVEL rocker $20, drop.tear table $25. 2 MAHOGANY dinin& table washing machine SlO ea board and l0-l2. $l to SS. baby car table, 4 chairs $~5. wood foot lockers Sl.50. 2 $25.548.2898 (works). 286 Costa Mesa footboard $12; assorted seat S20, books soc. umbrt:lla table, 6 chairs black step end tables $24. SL 548-6632 paints 2.5c a can. 842·5976 846·8579 $2~. library table $15, lblackstepcornertableONE .HP 3650 ~PM WALNUT grained apt. MOTOCROSS b oy's gnlle for 72 Datsun $20, $18. Bl~nd coffee table $5. e1$7ect5 ncM~ohtotr $25. dcost size hutch szs. deep shag Stingray bike $25. New 6 WOOD bed with box gas sl.ove $20, figurines, Iron single bed $18. Old •. lg nee a beige rug 7'h'x8'h' $25, qt. Presto pres sure spring & mattress $2"2.50, pots, tools, hardware. chest of drawers Sl.S. Ten capacitor. 548·7234 desk $25 typewriter $25 cooker $12. Amber tank type vacuum fittings, shelves, pictures bx.2'x4' fiberglass panels GOLF BALLS like new. I amps •$25, chest of necklace & pendant $25 c· I e a n e r w i t h $1·$3. 1128 Glen Eagles, $1~ .. 3 bar stools $7 . 33c others 2Sc·SC. 219 drawers $25, 21" color & $10. German 20 Marks attachments $20, Sealy Costa Mesa P&.UllLngs on velvet $10 & Poinsettia CdM television $25, books, currency with Swastika extra f i rm double $25. Paper backs 25c-Sl. records, dishes lOC to $1. $S each. 7 .35xlS snow mattress $20, portable TWI l':J. bed $20, good Oak swivel back desk ARMSTRONG, no wax 548-1016 lire $5. 3.S0xl8 Moto tire gunrack $1, old wood condition. old wooden toy chair $1 . Shower door $3. linoleum, approximately $.l. Hand lawn edger $2. <'rate $2.50 double t>?x. cute $8. 8521 Merle Pot.&pans,disheslOc-$1. 3 square yards $20. OVER 100 lbs. small BB ~3680 mattress $12.50, 2 screen Circle, H.B. 842·0847 Sun only 9·5. 2317 Cornell 963-8738 shot $25. 673·9059 --------- doors $1 , magazines. all UPRIGHT vacuum S20 Or., Costa Mesa $1 , all T .V .. inserts $5, tank l)'pe vacuum with -. D double box springs ADIDAS, new, size 10, SPITFIRE 64, all parts marble lop coffee tabl attachments szo. electric r WIN b o x s P. r 1 n g and mattress $2S ; wood blue6wblle, $15 545-6005 will be sold. Propeller 5 'X 2 y.. • X 1 y.. • $2 o, dryer $20, hand lawn mattress $25. Tw,n bed frame for twin bed, head L . shaft $25 . Axle with A-frame dog house $.S. mower S5 lawn spreader !>J~ar~ $S. Fr11 me $5. and fool boa rd $10; SMA L air compressor braJte & hub assembly 0 I y mp I c office $3. lawn' sweeper $?, v.o-7"'1 combination stereo S2S, cost $65, perfect. 72 $25. Steering gear $25. typewriter $10, tan electric builtlns, oven am f~ radio. $25 ; twin ~:~$3·~~e~t·~ee~~ Differential $25 . Hood leather s~ivel ~ocker and range $25, childs 4 The fastest draw in the box spnng and mattress used. 548-7234 $25. Door $25. All front & $10, car air cond1li . speed record pla.,er $lO. West. . .a Daily Pilot $15 675-4174 b a e k l i g ht a $ 2 5 . $7 50 2 ood bed d ' SKI boots T I l 5 Carburator $20. Good " • w .. ~1 e 1513 Orange Ave. C.M. Classified Ad. Phone US divers scuba tank • yro ' s ze • tire wlth ... heel $20. Seal railings $1. 2 ball hitch 642·5666 642-5678. · . . : $25. Head ski. 130, $15. .. $1 scissor jack SS 4-wa.y $2S • J · V •al v e $25 • Sid poles $10 Set 24 .. gas $20. Steering wheel &. lute wrench $2.SO. 331 $111!11!11 & R'IND•. 115T11 backpa~k. SlO; regulator logs $25 644-4579 column $20. Gas lank Costa Mesa St. 548-3548. SCft rt HODGE PODGE S2S: weight belt w 161bs . SU. Generator $15. Satanerl2:00.Sunday. $10;alllikenew642·8940 WATER bed with liner Starter$15. Bumper$15. D R E A M ff U S P U R R 1 T S T U S T OLD w!>Oden c hair• $3 $25. Four Chevy 14" Huntington Harbour, 5 AU T 0 Ammo . M U s J K C o T s A I L o 6 T H K p E each; 6 fl. no bum coffee mags $25. Two 10" wide Bob,846-1177. Cash only lOc round. 646-1413 R 0 T S T A 8 E T H A b d Ford mags $20 each. ING size wate r bed mattress, never filled $15, unique cerami¢ elephants and temple ctog,, made in Sai1on $10 each, ertJshe~ velvet bean baf chair, new cood!t1on 10 . 816-1684 2• HATCH conr $12; leak ~flee table CS; ICIUd waW4 slat bencb with cushions S7; U' radial tfre and wheel tor '7S Balck Skyhawk $25; \eek wood lamp SS: brats limp S S; O•~r•tof fe4 r~lrf chair $S; band macle TablUan uhlele ~: assorted 1tauware SOC' SZ . 1cuba tank ll.o; Imported takwood ice budtt $4 ; IOtid t•alr tra1 $2.50; bH.atUul ...,,...~ We jtldur.f .. a. f~amed' 0 painting• tU. Cal ·7117 t " R A G E I Y la le $10; ol 1teatMr Mercedes shop manuals 5' High wrought iron H 0 S T E E R U G E R t 0 U G 1 N R R trunk, $8; big book $1.S. Gas tank $15. 3 fix.up fence, 6' long & 2 iron EC R 0 8 l HY 0 R LT I A EA OE R cabinet $8; antique bed bikes $10 each. 2 posts, $25. Gate, 3'x5', l S:ZS; anUque d'rester $25; 1 t "" Sold •1 50 Jb A C E I T S G I L R U S U MC R s T t antique ·••II candlo d rectors chairs $5 each. pos • -· er• • · S u l s N £ l l> 6' convert ble couch $20. 3 646-2252 E A D J T Q G 0 T n 8 holdera$20; each anUque Van seats $l5. Large BIG load waaher $25. Y T E 0 T L 'f A Y S I A S E T W book cablnet $25 ~ anUqu bratded rug $7. Small 645-5685 N S 0 S E P H l I T C I H U ~ pictures, an<l. frames space heater $7. 9x12 --------- 0 t R A R O E E u s H B E o A $$-$lO each. 20361 Lange llnoleum $5. Lar•e tnmk DRY stoneware claJ, 25C T T D H t 0 E Dr. Santa Ana Hciabt.a, is. 12v spotlight~. Tube per b••· SloeJ1lr net L Y H S T A G S T olfMeaaDr. C.M. steel work bench $lO. wall white, f6 sallon. .S Q U A T 0 C S T E W A R D S STEREO hp. Phono $20; Ford 8xl7.5 spare Ure $S. wire a~oe reeks 50c, 0 S K S ST I NP ST R I O £ kJng alie plllows aod 3 sinks U ·SS. 406 E . Child • uale 50c, .R N E w '1 y s T A p E l l A f o s cues. $S; lamp $5; bead Balt>ob, Sat. only cblldrea1 books lOc, S T R A T A 8 A C S H 0 J H C .., A roda $1' balr dryer• pura.es toe. hata l Oc, 11 T S SS-$7· T~perwaro $2· WATER bed bag $25. pqboercl tame»:, doU L._--_.._--.~n.~a.'""1 .. -.-~-i;---E'""~ .. -. .. -.-,-,.-.~,..~.-..,.,.., ·~ clWr'$1o· table aaw 125: Heater Slo. Both used 25c. IU4 Elden C .M. ___., ........ • •,......., rJeC ~• ~ Teb1e ~.. motor •a! only 3 months. Roa\OOI •2d0 · lllC'n ·-_. ._ .M 1 -• Cfh di • Dk a JS"! ffl•... ,,...ffr·l=====--==:-:-==::-- Stagecotcfa Stttplt Stork • alalnleu •tell tboubl~ b t n d l n I • t 2 1 . AQUAJUU11S: 101al. l15. Stlptlil St.w1r4 Str1tegy •lob $JS· brooze boaNk Pobcoolnit B6W :U ·I a I. U 0 • '.., o Starl1-StiM'UpS Stocc-o $1.50; t~ucka $1.IO; paper,doublew.tpt. 20·breeder laatc1 with • .,, whee.II 50e· alJcll 80c ahffb, $10. Sun. only. ttaDid $20. 30 •al mew Statue St.oto Sturgeon MS-t.23S • 5$1·18UI "1UDe • l>tatotQ ruter Monday 11111? ICING boa sl)rtnp, aood ~•_u_ .... _._1m ____ _ WILSON T ·2000 1leel condlUon •21. IClnt LADIES fall-preclalon .uck .i20. .old at" mllltl ... eio, WltJt ehleU w1ali..rio1Hfftee.,-.1 .. ~. Pon:he rlm1 tlO ch. f&ma.tereu pad. fake fut excelltnL ~dttton, '2$. 4M>P!!•flemoon!I Kllltf.,..dJll ...... ~-*'· l ' ~· lkydn 8020fftetoYow 1045 lwr'lllffun 1050 hreges.&e IOISMitulwoes 1010°~ 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DAIL V P1LO'f f:J Man's 10 •peed blko, o 1ood home AKC PUIUCAUCTIOM .Radio. loah.Sall 9060Tr•Hen,Tranl 917 m•mY xtraa. Mu1t see lo Regl1lered Fem ale 73. Year old Kimti.U op. MANY ITEMS OF FINE Hlfl. St.No 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••h :.ipprec.$90cash.&57'"4!7 beqlel\'9 Yrs.648-30'71 nptplano,~blklacquer ESTATE JEWELRY U.._.CLAIMED •••••••••••••••••••••••BAY RESIDENTS! '74 JAYCO Jayeagle Tent w/mlrrored <Oak un· ART OBJECTS AN1 " anasonlc cau~tte deck Hobitt 16. $1M . In wtr u Triuler. 11Ipa 8, lnl&D)' Me11'1Sohwlno lOspd llA~py Terrier mix, der blk). Wei ed keys, • • ... SO ... ..,L ..-....-.rv ir .a.LE W/CROZ. 2 m1kca, like Balboa. 556•5609 0 xtra5. $1'100. 902.7223 &womcn'Uapdbllrns SP<lYl'd w/shots needs a &ood tone, tuned $t50. TIQUES, FINE YURN, r-&R ""' r"'"-""R" • ~ new.$100.~Hl393aner8 M0-4?0l 847-4459 family 846·0CM5 White wrouaht Iron paUo t.7C. PHONE FOR JN SA y THIU WID pm · Apache easte trailer ~SU. set; 4 chn, 36" glus top FO. & BROCHURE. • • Stan Miller Racing Sabot sleeps 6. nu Hrell, clc»u Man's JO speed Schwlnn To gd home. Malamute tbl, $99. Redwood dog 645-2200 ALLSPACE Pacilard Bell Stereo Ukenew,C'lycquip'd. compact towt:d, firm. bike 26" tlres Xlnt cood. ft1male. 6mo:s, all shots & bouae, med. u$20. Many Gtcantfc Sale. TVs, Conso«a walnut, AM/~M $385. 644.7538. S36-(W2'7. $50646-3G80 license. ~-4178. misc h.CJttld, clothea, loya, •tereo, furn, appl1"anc-, Recor . Player. xlnl :_ __ _ 0 """ cond. $96. 540-4032 12 • KI t _, 1o14 • x l n t. Auto Sen ice & Oocp 8040 Fwnltwe 8050 gat'Clon tools, & furn. Sun mtr cyclo, skill. surfbrda, t...e.S&.F STOliGI WAllHOUSISt $000/trade. Parts 9400 •• ,•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 AM to 4 PM• N t,.11 macr;ame, plants. morel Call 893-4271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,ET WORLD Shop & Save. new & used Whitewood Way, Irv. Sat/Sun 9·1pm. 993 1164 HAMILTON ST." . . . 2, 10x1s whecli; for 5 boll • • furn. g Ht s. m Is c . 552-42&4 eves. Voyager, KB. (Corner Hamilton & Newland) 12 2Kis~~lss.a!l8bo1}1l Ford Pick.up truc k. $20 a Pit Bu II s , Pe k ~ s • Wllsoo' Ba ... " .. Chihuahua, Poodles, s rgaln Nook . Mhsc furn, beds, couch, Garage Sale. M ls c Wiii.DAYS a.7 W•tBm M 6065 Receiver. $200. $500 673.5759 pair. 673-4266, E!ve. 54SW.19thSt.C.M. tbb, used books, etc. household & garage also misc components. Shib·t&u,d Maltese, G. Sucrifice631·2867eves. itemu. Sun v, t().6. 8 642-0806,30620t.hSt.CM LASER. White. $850. /\/C, ~omp. ~ould conven Shcphcr , Porns. 100 **I BUY , Trailer s175 Xlnt condi to hse. $80, L':'gg Rack mixed puppies. Stud sv11 * * 5 pc dinette & game set, Arbor, C · 1748. Mftctlwous IOIO Mlscellwous SOIO Black & White TV Console lion. 642.5704: for wgn, $20. 646-7582 most breeds. 2525 W. 17th Good. Used f'urniture & wrought iron bases, U.ke Garage Sale . Many misc .... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••:••••••••••• ••••• f-M'FtM :tef;:~~lst of· -· l complet(' electronic igm· ~~e~~7'.~. SA. Open Appliances-OR l will new, $200.S57·9126 Sat only 9AM·4:30PM, WANTED SURF sqA~O. Wayne er or ra e. · Boats, Slips/ lion for Dodge engine. Seltror You. 1 t.e W t Bed pd 306 E. 20tb St. corner 20th Brown. 6 10 ·Good cond. KEN woo D Stereo Docks 9070 $.50. !>4G·505_7 ___ _ .Australian Shepherd. s MASTEASAUCTIOH $7t~P:~~ ~C:st 5~11 &S.S.CM. TOP CASH DOLLAR $SO.Cal1Jan675·8889. Receiver. Sansui mdt. •••••••••••••••••••••••Anti / motri·colored Cem. Show 646-8686 & 8ll-9625 make olr · Everthin in' PA 1 D FO ft Y 0 UR Gaffers/Sattler builtln SR212 Turntable, BSR Slip avaatror60' boat $270 .,.? 9520 <1ual. $100. 549.2374 Aft 6-CaU 842 1542 cl 548.7584 g • WGasher, Dryer, $35 ea .. N JEWELRY. WATCHES, range. Lg oven/glass dr, 8·traclc Tape Player, per month Pacific Tides Cla.ss1cs • · · age Railroad Equip· ART OBJECTS, GOLD clean $50 675-5258 Koss Pro 488 Ear M• . . · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• nttl fem Afghan, full -lO_'_G_r_e-eo_So_f_a_x_l_t_u_11 Smoked glass top tbles ment -+:inc Layout $100. SILVE8 SERVICE . . . Phones, 2 Quadraflex anne.673·6540. 'SS TB. auto, pwr wir;i- breed champagne color $JOO Ste • n q a coffee comer end $25 R/C Gbder (2~ channel FINE FURN & AN· 50%0FF Speakers, musl sac. all. Slip ror 32 ft power boat dows, pwr steerng. •ur w /bl•k mask 7mo nen~ Mk ref;,~~['.,~· e· c h' or th'r e e $60 equip) $100, Misc. 1940 TIQUES.645·2200 • · BM's Golf & Tennill $375.H.8 .536·0011 Newport Beach. $7S cond .. immac cond. llsebrkn $7S Call • a eo r. · ~7131 · · Teresita, NB. Sal/Sun IO PUILIC •ucTION Shop, 2538 Newport, CM loaf •Marf Month673·9187eve~. 20M~G. mus t see \lo •• 83 8 ft' 5 • o·n1 t d tal · lo4pm 642·3152 "' 642·5440 S• ff I> e I 1 l" v e $ 6 9 9 ~. • 1 ... 2. l a er · 1 ng rm se • pe es · · MANY ITEMS OF FINE Equl,_.... Wanted 40' Av<tlon moor· 213-431·8440 . . tbl,expan~able,6chrs.& B.rown Velvet couch, ESTATE SALE. Pwr & ESTATE JEWELRY, Goldshagcpt13'x10'.$30. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing.w1ilpayupto$lO,ooo ----------s~bftJ\·~up~-· A~~· buHet.Antiquewht.$300. curved, $175. Smoked band tool s. Misc ART OBJECTS, AN· 2tonegrncptl2'xl0',$20.General 9010 i n s id e bree1kwaler. '2!1ModclA~i<'kup.Good span· ep~ye499 ~~~7 e . 673-5268 art 7. Gblass 4roundt thi~l, chr~mel equipmt Oxygen (acey) TIQUES, FINE FURN., nylon848·1579 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 840·1641 cond. Or1g1nal. Runs. v. · · .,., ase. mac ng swave Id" • . B h ETC. PHONE FOR IN· , . $1500. 675·36116 ATTENTION·Do you chairs$200.84().2374. we mgumt. attc rgr, FO & BROCHURE GEORGINA· Formerly (2) 15 Kayaks, f1bergls Slip availfor 28'boat. Sa moyed male, pure have quality used ' portab_le pumps, many 645-Zaoo · of Park Beauty Salon w/car carrier & all ac· > $60/mo. br~d. 4 mo. Shot s, furniture you would like Charming full bed set of 1t~ms met furn, TVs. El now _at Westcliff H~ir cess .. 1 Yr old. S~c at 545-0814. 'SJ Cad il11Ac 2 dr HT Coupe. Xlnt for restora- tion. 642· 7194. trained. 557·6577 to sell, but don't w<iril lhe the 1930'_s. dresser, lge Nu:lo Trlr Pk. 1640 Nwpt Firewood Org, Euc. $80 Fashions. ~701 Weslclilf fraction of cost. 494 ·ti372. bothersome phone calls oval mtrror, ben-e h, Bl. IU5, CM . Sat/Sun 10 co.rd, del. Oak. Coast Dr.N.B.642·6857 lo M i t ~ SidcTiefor25·35' AKCBassethound,6mos. or traffic thru your c~est,malt&l!prgs.An· to5pm. Fa.r ewood Supply, Unusual Custom mad :!!:__lc:aenfltanee020 FiberglassS41ilBoat. 1958$1";2~1(~~~~~orr~1· All ·shots, housebroken. home? Let .us sell it for hque brass Frpl Set, 5811122. Macrame ha"g1·ngs, p1·c ~" Avery,675·721:!. """' 673 6671 S7J.G 03 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·:!384 or ;,45.:1543 · you on consignment. Call 1 Horses 8060 King size bed. new, xtra tures. Some expensiv B t p · t · & i Yorkie·Dacbsund Mix forinformation.548-7951. Tw bed M h ••••••••••••••••••••••• firm$19Siocldel.Usual· but worth the pric oa · _ain i.n~ Transportation Recreational b ed . M 1 2 n s. aple c est, 0 _ TB 17 h B 10 1 ho cc:.,8783 Refin1s h1ng Pa1nt1ng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• y-a..· 1 9530 ~an re puppies, a e. 5-• U d I!... nite stand reas 548·3322 neg. • •. ay • yrs. Y me835·2263. ..,._. Varnishing, & Cleanup. .mlC H SIS ea. 581·2515 cwed se """'· ' · Trn'd, hunt/Jump. $3600. . Also mast work. Free C~rs. SaJe/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• This Week's Specials: Early American Divan & Pr pty. 646·2668 Cancelled Co~Lract. 2000 ~·Ivory Cust?m rlr/ cell estimates. 675-3175 Rem 9120 1964 Chev y 1 Ton. 11 · Free toYou 8045 Melaltbl4chrs $125 Chair like nu $200 yds carpeting, below 1ng drps 19 $50. xln ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kamp King, Campe r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glass tpcoftbl $75 642•3280 ' 'Western Riding Lessons, cost.547-8729 cond.545·3025 Boat Builders, Cstm Factory Direct Campers S2800.642·2847 E MERGENCY. 3mo l635SuperiorUnit4 $6.50 your horse, $7.50 Fender Muslcmaster Completerainjetfountain ~ign, repair, restora · $895. up . Shells $179 50. --. -' pups·s ml dogs, almost CostaMesa 548·7951 JANUARY myhorsep/hr.557·9359 Bass Guitar. Excellent assembly w/48'' bowl. t.1on. Wood/alum /· Sleepers.858W.18lhCM J eeptypebody,Ce1d eng. trained, nd loving home. Open Mon thruSat CLEARANCE SALE condition. Make offer. bowl screen, aquavato fiberglass. 645·2417 & 642-~71 Make ofr. Must be seen. 9602'.lO Wanted : Very exper'd Call546·9933after6pm& & 2 underwater lights. 646-5602. !'.:I Nido Trlr Pk. l&IO · · o. Genuine leather, lrg 8. lOOF's STY0LES~~GZES rider to share riding weekends. Beotoffer. 833.1217_ Boat .. , Man'n.-. 1 '72 Oodcje ~wpt BL , CM 552·7272/ .\laskan Malamule mix couch. $1,200 new w1ll AM U privil. & board expenses • .,. Pickup & Camp~ _64 __ 5·_57_4_6_. _____ _ to a good home. sell for $500. Misc items SAMPLES on priv. owned beaut. USED UTIL. TRLRS. King size Bdrm furn, solid Ecppment 9030 Automatic transmission, 4 WM~ Drins 9 550 673-0216. 675-5845. New sofas & loveseats Mor ab show horse. Eng. All sizes; good cond. oak. Guo cabinet $150 .• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . d·t· . from $169. Bdrm sets orWestern.644·2421. 893·2428or531·1426 Lamps, turntabl e , 2MARLINCHAIRS r~~le~~n~;~~~!; ~i~~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Puppies, Malemute Gold s hag carpet with from S149. Dinette sets speakers, 2 Soni TV's, K2 Deck mounted, gd cond. p . R d 1975 GMC JIMMY & Lab. mix. Biggies. pads, 12'xl5', make of· from $79. Mattresses & Must Sell. beaut. Reg. Illness forces sale. Compl Skis, Lange Boots, Chan· Xlntprice. (714)848·1304 fo~~h~r~~~~~~fi!>N.ea Y "HIGH SIERRA" Rc;iul . markings . fer.581·6828 box s prings from apts, ThoroGeld. Bay,6yrs 8 _rOO!llS Offurniture~ delier & gas logs . $2999 Full i;>OW c r with 1'758137 full $39, Queen & king old. 16.3 hnds. Prof. nusc items. Example: 8 751·0956. loah,Power 9040 automatic & air condi 1 • 4 Bar Stools Maple, S20 ea. s 8 9. Every l hi n g Trng. S2500 or best ofr. Herculon sofa & lov· . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• tioning. Will trade. 5 mo old male Germ an Mai;ile Din. Rm. set, 6 drastically reduced. 640-7843 an. 6PM eseat. S325. Just pd $1~. Alterations, pressmaking 1 9 5 8 Cb r i s c raft SADDLEIACK Shepherd 61l6·6125. Ask' chairs. $125. 3 Pc Corner Will separate Set En<;ycloped1as, dlS· and trousers. Avon bot· mahogany Run a bout. VALLEY IMPORTS fot Cindy. sectional couch, brown, Free Delivery Shetland Pony, gentle, gd hes, H1d.e·a. bedK, Occ Ues . 536.JZW. Restored • Chry Mar. 831-2040 495.4949 ----SlOO Ch1"lds b· bybed Ch for 1 s t p o ny. $75. chrs, antiques. og sz eng 30 hrs Mint cond, · a · CashBof ('. M3;ster g. 714_846-7226_ BR s et. cstm made 4 gre~t Lakers seats plus '""~.213.700_4162_ · EM ERG BNCV . Jmo S25.Hi chair,metal,$15. orFmancing. velve t living room parking for Jan. 30th . .,.,.,,.,., __ ..;..________ '72 Toyota pups·sml tlo1;:s. almost Hobbyhorse. StO. Days REPOSSESSION ensemble 6• cocktail ta· 847-5900. l51h' Brchcft w/trlr. Nu El ;amino • Ranchero, ~~16~'.~~i. nd loving home, o64n6·1644y 48 l w n 9. 5 p M . CENTER Household Goods 8065 ble, ~ end commodes. Poems, Bible quotes, etc. 4Shp Chry O~ elec. CG cl a bover tcampelrl.O \lil:,t~. A~~~~:n~~g'::?,:el .,. GO't 619E.4lh~t.S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 551·37.32. Jtal.onparchment.Calli· safely equip. $~800 . ce ox, sove, . '". dnve.(608MMR>. G 0 0 d h 0 me. Lab I SOFA 7', avocado. velvet Open Daily 9·6 Clr. TV 25" gd. cond. $150. F 1 2 d . I' gr a Ph Y b Y Ca t h Y. 548·9852 _67_J._35_1_2 _______ , $3899 Sun 11·5 Dbl a op b d & tt or sa e , ·SP gar s <Uc 603 C b . t Shepherd.Allshols.Obe· w /l~ose cushions. 2 572 c n Y. e i:_na . Schwinn stingray bike, ......,. 1 28'LUHRS a over. impor s ize d1ence school. Loves Chairs. w /ottoma_n . 547· 1 & box spr~ngs, pillow $30 . gd cond., Boy's · F 1 CABINCRUISER camper, white w /blue. kids. 554·0560 avocado/wht/gold pl aid. Near nu 8' sofa, S200. King sham,.£urtams & spread. .Moto·Cross $50 over $225 Irvine Coa~t C.C. u I $10 500 548·7765 $1400. May be seen al 282 ------1 All m gd cond. $200. for size bdrm set . S200. Xlnl cond. $125 all. 2 Vik· into bike 2 end tbles & membership tor, sale. ' · Santo Tomas, C.M . Call BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1-'ree 16mo mini Poodle. ft•m. Needs T.L.C. Call ~>15·8646. II Q I. r f ing lamps Sl7 SO ea l h" · ff tbl ' ONLY because of illness. Sacrifice·l time only' 23' aft4.548·6876. a . ua 1ty urn. rom 673·7625. . · · ma c mg co ee ., sm. 962.8449 . . " d May Co. Lamp table 536-1297 Maple cof. tbl. Call aft 6 · Chns Cab~n. Chry 6 ~nb ·Cab 'Over Camper for I Hll 1 .. 0 ll•cl. 141·8HS MUHTIHGlOM ll.ACH w,doors . Spe1nish dark Hutch, table & 4 chairs. pm, 645·7857. Tires nearly new, 6.<15 x f1:1ll~. equip~ pleasur~/ small Pick-Up, or 12 Ton wood. $50. (213)592-2665 Antique roll·top China Jewelry 8070 FIREWOOD 14,$12.5058ea1:2515 S~~5510n1~·r 0~~-cd:ys Truck.Slps5.646·1076 --------- M1'<ed Collie & Shepherd d 8 F h cabinet, dresser, etc. 187 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E $78 0 k $89 Cord 540 3666 eves 548 6392 "67 Seoul. runs good. TWin"' puppies 6 WL'l'ks 9 rawer asset renc. Cabrillo. c.M . 545.3074 oc. · a • · · · · · · Motorcycles/ tanks. Pvt party. $14115. 751-lli2R Provincial dresser. $90, WANTED Del.830-974o. AMF;RJCANC(l;ITGLASS 20· Cabin Cruiser, good Sc:oot~s 9 150 493·7060aft6. . ---551·4193 Like new. 7' sofa & love· TOP CAS II DOLLAR SCUBA EQUIPMENT f'.nttre cc:>llect1on •. some cond. $795. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"rce to good hclmc male seat. B 1 u e PI aid (USED) signed pieces, will sell 846·7275 ·74 Bultaco Pursang, used La d • dog, 6 yeurs Good withM' nau g ahyde sofa . herculon. $125. Ca ll aft PAID FOR YOUR CALL673·1021aft3PM s64eO-pa1882rately . Pvt. Pty. 3 limes. $695. 675-0<J70, 0 CfUISefS d'1ldrcn. 646-4716 eves/ B.r?wns&reds.Xlntcon· 4pm,55G-6952. JEWELRY. WATCHES, 1948 22' Mahogany Run· askforBillbefore7pm. 71 Hardtop Wknds d1t1on.Sl75.645·7964. ART OBJ ECTS. GOLD, bout . P e rfect Ba y (fillDLJ) · -IL v ER s ERV I c E I will buy your juke box or 3pieces. Corner tbl & twin ::> • Color TV $69.95 guar pin ball machine. Work· Launch. Full covers & '74 Suzuki T.S. 125 En· 53499 Zip This Up! 9460 IOY2.20Yi i'( 11T w.; ._. 1lf w. I'.- ZIP INTO this princess pant· \1111 and dp awav for a care· free day come spring! Sllmmln& lines plus the most flat1erlng pants are super assets. Budget Beauty Quick and ineipenslve cro· chel tor bedroom. Nl W! lace-look spread. t.urla1ns have old-world charm in dedspre~d cotton, in white or colors. Crochet 13" strips of solid nnd open-[rlesh blocks: foln. Pat 7341: dlrectrona. St.00 for each pattern. Add 95~ each pattern for first.class airmail end handling, Send tti Printed Pattern 9460: Halt Sizes 19}~, 12!12. 14Ya. 161/:i. 18Va. ZO!/t. Size 14!/2 (bust Ale•._.• 37) top 2 yds. 45" pants 2%. t11tc•au ... Dtpt. IOI Send $1.00 for each pattern. DllJPW Add 35¢ tor e.ch P"llem for Illa 1 U. OW c....._ ..._ flrst~lasi airmail, lulndllni. .._ y~ MY IHI I.~ s .. d "' .._. ...... zi,..,,...... ................... ,... .... 441 MORE th311 tvtr before I 200 DllJPW dttllJll plus 3 free print~ In-au w ....... St. ...... aide HEW 1976 NEEDlECRAfT Y9". MY I H 11. rr1et OATAtOGl Hn everything. 75c. ...._. ilOIUS. D'.1111 Crochet wl._ S•aartt $1.00 •snuNUttt• Ctvcllat 1 W1nlrob1 $1.00 DI ,.. WW MW to 11t I Nlft1. rmy Quilt• -$1.00 ll'ttltt frttf Sud lltl' tor Al,111 Crtelltt -f 1.CIO 11111 .. ., Fall-Winter Patur• Sew + Knit Beot -IJI Catalq-c11J COll,011 ''"" flt Net41tJtlnt .... --1.00 ~ ~tt•:~' yovr e••lce. r~~'~ Cc'":::t ':::--:_ ~ :: i.w= L:t ... , __ fr.n ~.a'ar~'att .. -lo ~ Crtftt • t.90 lasflat ...,.. .... Ull 111 r-11 Jlot _ 1.0ll f1staet Ml:1q ........ -fl'·!! lastMt ....., IMk ~ 1.00 C•"'11h E 11~ -1 •-Ct•,ittt I " . Don't drQP1lhe balll Ol!t a It PrU. A 1 fl2 -:• Job •lth a lOW·toat Daily :=~ ~~1,111:!/}z -so: Pl~OL Classuted Ad. H .1111\1 ftrJtflr·IJ .... Phooti Ma..sii8. .... tf " Jll'ft ~ -:-•• bed set. Foam mattress FlN E FU RN & AN· B/WTV $29.95guar mg or not. 839.1946 or bimini top. Xlnt cond. duro. Runs good. S500. & bolsters. SI 15. 552· 7764. TIQUES. 645-2200 Vacuums $19.95 guar 638.2162 645-0792 or 646-4131 642-4765 l) l""~ 1 - Ger-Sale 8055 Man's ring.szlO,Eye ofa JAKE'S ·645·6421 Attn Gardeners. Used 1 '69,16' Evinrude Fish & '71Yamaha650 \ -r Malachite Slone, custom 460N N t Bl CM · 1 p t Ski boat, 155HP V-6, Bail Asking $750. KirbyVac $69.9Sguar · "fGJt WJW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ewpor . time on y, romas er 548.9611 TOYOTA made. driftwood caskting EVESCALL642·5666 2s:· Differential wheel Xta1nkt. fisdh 52nmr~.ir~~-______ _ Yard Sale. Varied misc. valued at $299.50 as mg drive Pwr Mower. Cost n con · · 1969 SUZUKI 120 "CAT" Color TV, tra·sh masher, S200 645·~ 100' split rail fencing S75. $470. Se.II for SJSO. 3 HP 17, 6., AMF TRI·HULL 1972 SUZUKI 185 19b6 Hmbor. CM_ Mb 930 I etc. 326 Marigold, CdM. • ~ \\ Sf!6.-0l47. 26481 Dineral, Pwr Tnm Lawn Edger, d l h Sh BOTH LOW MILEAGE 675.8796. Machln•ry 8078 Mission Viejo Cost s150. Sell for $JOO. Xlot _con • o r:-. arp , '75 Toyota Landcrui~ •••••••••••••••••• • •••• 645_4361. PO Box 3084• colonng. $4500 firm. Pvt AND EXCELLENT Hardtop 4 wheel drive Moving. Furn, etec ap- pliances. Pwr mower , pool tbl. 424 Larkspur, CdM, 9-4. 640·7156. Millerfalls 3"' belt s ander. Compass Metal Detector, NpBch. 92663 pty. 581-1090 • cg~fL~~760 DAYS S~owro~m n.ew. 6,100 SJO. bewits~otfe7~~kl100 or Chris Craft classic. New 642·5769 EVENINGS.' !\~lies, AM / i; M ster~~ 494:2417 after 5 :30 · • · Antique Steamer Trunks, engs., refitted Xlnt cond. __ _ _ te1pe. (613M XT L Hurry. WATERBEDS S46420:4238eac. h. Pri. owner. sac . Mak e of r . 73 GTS50 Suzuki Ex cond $5188 Misc~laneous n4/642·15Sl, 213/926·5858 St. bike. Faring & Sissy Everything Goes. kingsz Wanted 8081 Complete$129.95delived p• &O 1090 bar,$750.at2860Harbor. bed trundle bed & more ....................... NEVER UNDER SOLD ltJIMK r'CJGftS Live aboard. 40' Mooring, Mike540·0170, 540·704ti lj~• •+~• 11•~1~•'9 AM t 5PM A Heaven 830-7062 ••••••··~··•••••••••••• Newport Bay, w/40' '64 -·-·-··-·-·"'-Sat t>nly 10 o Wanted: Salid wood qua FI ELDS ~arebouse Wooden Bsl Cab Crsr . '75 Kawasaki 400, 3 cyt. 1 11 ach v . <!209 Anaheim /\ve. CM. door s. M in i mum McLane edger $50. Lg. Sale. 400 pianos ~ or· Self cont, w/dsl gen & Like new, low milcuge. Hunt. Bch. 842·443.S . S &S 9 L l 6'8"x32". off. dsk S60. 19" B&W gans.dsnewpt1used.SpGm~ts. mono. w /ho ld tank. Must sell.Ta ke overpay· .7? JEEP J 2000 1 T r'r1 .. at: un. ·4· os 545·0630 port. TV $60. Etc . Gran , ayers. omg $10000544·4560 ments.645·7424 -· .· ~ · of goodies. 1938 Church. • typwrtr $75. '45 rblt Jeep out for busmess. Rent ' . . P.U. camper, air, auto. C:\1642-4758. Musical eng. $100. 642·7552 aft w/opt to buy. Kawai.18' So. Coast Lapstrake '72 YamahaTwin 250.0n· P/S,P/B,V·8.1'~M stereu , . . Instruments 8083 5-30 Steinway, Baldwin, Bayboat. "Completely" ty 5200 mi's. Like new. tape. cui;.t tab. Lo\lt Sat. furmture & Mtsc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Chickering, Yamaha, reblt. $1700 /tra d e . S475.Call 531·1875. i:111l ~s . Xlnt. S4400. Ureat Bargains! 2l38l Hiwatt 200 Stack w/18" Rock Maples Dressers (2) Kim b a 11 , W r It z r . 893-4271 . . . 631·3388 Antiqua. Hunt. Beach. Vega's, ssso. w/match dbl bed/frame (714 )638 ·2770. 12072 74 Kawasaki 90 . $250. f'r1. ·-,s F'ord .ix I, still 011 fa·~-. . 551·3975 $150, Misc furn, TVs, Brookhurst. GG. 28 ' Chris Craft Cab. pm. All day Sat/Sun. , Bookcase, 1?at1ofurn. m1r· tape recorders, naug Cruiser , twin eng, new 646·5250. w:irr. 4,00U m\'s. Call rors. studio bed. books, Fender Mus tang Bass chr, many other items. OAK UPRIGHT PIANO canvas . P vt pty. 548-52.51 6-15-9904. 26672 Vuelta Loma Cap w/case, good cond. $150, El Nido Trlr Pk. 1640 Reconditioned· Beautiful Honda 350 XL. '75 l,o Bch. 646-3033 aft5PM. Nwpt Bl. #15, CM . Call536-877S HEW.ARRIVAL mi.xlntcond.,S950. Tl"'UCks Sat/Sun 10.Spm. 25' TROJAN 1976 540·tHOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving. Mr. Coffee. f.lide· ContelloAccordian -----'-----0 r g an· Baldwin ON DISPLAY HARLEY DAVI DSON .65 lntr StcpH111. "don.'' a ·bed, misc. 2113 Na· 120bass,xlntcond Fender Jaguar Guitar & grgdsonic 51P Wa~~~J· NcwportYachts,673-1003 sps ter front wheel <·vi.. xlnl (•oncl . 111·w tional. Sat.Sun. C.M. Reas. 646-1343 small Amp $110. Bogen oo condition. · ' /fender nu beurin••s tires. low miles, window~ _:::=:::.:_.:..::..:.:.=---------------Receiver Model RTSOOO. 548-9784. 30' TROJAN 1975 Low Vif . • .. ' &noorperlel·t P rcvioUb· 10 yr . accumula~ion of Conn ~hurt: h 0 r g an 75 watts. S75. 2 Sansui . . hours, equipped. $25.800. tire like nu, axle & forks; ly used for storage, con· Bus . equip. -Uni·plan w/Leshe SJ>t:aker. $1600. Speakers Model SP200 Spinet, Upright p1_anos Newport Yachls,673-1003 SA LE 0 R TH ,\ DE vcrt lo camper, take di:aft tbl w/draft. roach. Lowrey Spu~et Or.gan 12" Woofer + 4 speakers fro~ S350. some pianos 642·2073 carpet with you for in XI t $300 E dsk $395. Old Upnght Piano · XI t d $l50 refm, nu hammers, Oak, $14,500. 1 · r· h g SlOOO n · xec. · $275.allgdcond.548·7693 10 ea. n con · · Mahogany493-6861 32'ChrisCraftConnic Yamaha 2SOCL. Hun~gd . enor m is HI · • w/chr $95. Sec. dsk w/ret 968-2333. · Twn v-S's, bail tank, needs work. must sell. Call 645-3269. &chr$8S.Sat9·3pm .. 252 Guitar Yahama G-55A 62 Yrds of home carpet HAMMOND ORGAN VHF radio. sounder . Sl75.848·81_68_. ___ _ E. Walnut, CM. Dime w/ha rdshell case. Cost dark&liteovocado shag. model L·lOO. Top cond. D/F. . . PICKUPS Lineshavemore $130.likenuS30.644-1033 Like new 675·5205; $700.oroffer.556-7280 A!tcovcr,fullcovers. ~~~ar::ie~iea:~haB~~sc In House. Sat & Sun. lOAM Guitar. Guild D-25, S225. 675·3824 Wurlitzer Spinet Piano Comp. P~_inted, ~~00 Trailer. Lk new. $1000. '70 Dabun to 4PM . Many hou~ehold Yamaha ~2-slring e lec, RCA coJor TV console Antique while $550 Xlnt. Anderson :; · 962-5176 ti-Speed. r<•din. hecitcr. items. Some antiques. SllO. 6-stnng elec, $95. $l75. Outdoor elec. stand· cond 979.905{ ~.850. .72 Rick mann. 125M x. 157145U >. furniture. anlq dbl bed 581·7647. ing BBQ645·6081 S.wi-Mac:hinH 8093 28' RostropCruiser leathers. boots, many ex-$1099 w/box sprgs, mattress. Offi ~. ltUtt & ·--=r Chrys . 6 cyl, bait tank. tr as. Xlnl cond. s4oo. Morris cha ir, wa lnut quice~ 8085 Rimsandtiresror:sale-fit ·~··••••••••••••••••••• nupaint,eng.tuned. drop leaf tbl, plants. E ,........... Dodge. Call for info aft. Singer Touch & Sew, top Anderson's 646·9000 837 -0957 172 Mcnda wei hts. 488 Prospect, •••••••••••••:••••••••• 6pm 548·4987 co ~d . $98. W a 1 nut KAWASAKI F9 4 Speed, AM radio. step g Elec typewrite rs . Sey . cabinet. 644·2281 1 7 • C E N T U R Y , bumper. Reduced to sell 1 NB. chrs $8/up exc svl chrs Shutters. Braid rug, wool RESORTER Jaterreptor 350 74 sac. $475 536-6126 (S4469S). 8.,,., cab camper $200 Ma· $15/~, scy' dsks. Pierce. rug, bike, fans. Call SportlMJ Gooch 8094 lnbrd, fbrg.ls, bail tnk. Honda '75 XL 350 600m Sl 799 dr . ' 867 19th CM <>A5.7411 64-0-0933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rA'>lV\ or II tra<lt• ror pie pcs. Dutch s. Dr s. . , .,.. . • SURFBOARDS. Custom l:Y;'an ty; inboard or Sac. $695 Xlnt cond. scale, nds wrk. Tools. IBM TYPEWRITER. 20'' 73 Scout motor home, designed, custom made. outboard 673-7118 536•6126 '73 C ... vy 1/2 Ton Marble tbls. 2583 Santa CARRIAGE. LIKE stall shower,2dmettes,3 Superior workmanship. HONDA 3·Speed , AMtFM radio. Ana, CM NE w. $ 2 9 5 . 16 7 9 bds .. offers. 536-2411. Intro price $85. 963-4271 26' .Bayliner Vi ctoria . '?lCL350 like nu. campershell. Sat Only Patio furn, PLACENTIA. 548·3414. Wanted hood & hinges £or or 968-6475. Twitrol n tri"'.olvtosb. dfujll Fc~t s:;oo. 548-1235 (711401N > 1 I t '67 Old' N" tyeighl s, m a s, u · " $2999 lawn too s. umps. e c. CO MPL~TE 0,FFlCE s me · Gresvig skis, poles, laced bimini, camper back. '66 Harley Davidson "74" 21312Yarmouth HB. FURN. 5ecretanal & ex· 9684087 Aft •• 5 boots, size 8, womans. full cover. trailer, extra completely stock. Xtra •73 HI'·- G S I Old Mining ec desks, & chrs, conf. lbl 30o/c orr woven woods . $25. 830-4419 tanks ' VHF • . d e Pt h clean. 673·4032 ...,a arage a e. w/chrs. blk leather sofa, 0 11 d e ies • finder fully eqwppetl t 4 Speed, radio, heater Camp Trivia, trunks . reception chrs. misc. w~ P3J>1r ·ds r\rillage Men'$ golf clubs. Lynx go Pvi party 968·9028 Motor HOtnH, C70962N>. turn. tools, household tbls. lamps. pictures. ;rm1 tnterlors 837.2610 Woods. XS·No. 1.3.4,5, · · Sal•/Rent 9160 SAVE items & much more. 305 credensa. storage cabs. ome · · hardly used·$90. 673·3556. loah, Sail 9060 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Avenitn San Talbo. ~an 97M373etc. Andirons. el~ logs, good SKIS b d ew NEVER •••••••••••••••••••••••Rent 25· 1975 Ol)('n Road, 75 Llll"lllllll!ll led Clemente <off El Camino tond $35 • .,Camera, pro-USED ran n 14' F'iberglass Suit Ront fully self.cont sips 6"8 ":""""~ Real) •98·0998 Sat. Sun CdONkF. Trrf}L. o~td~'l:~· jecto.r, auto .• reasnable. ~~~ w/trlr, motor & other ac· Winter Rates. 644•8385 · 4 Speed. deluxe p:ilnl. 10-s t'S s,o icec • • 493-0235. . cessor;e11. 1 yr. old. Bst 066UUI pvtpty646·5356 . LadiesSmlsz6..stullskin ofr.581·0347. f'OR RENT 20· Mini ~•VE Movlng Sale Lg desk, o F F 1 c E D ES KS & Bicycle. Import~ lO-spd. diving suit. Never worn. • Motorhome, very cleun. M chllds car scot. carpet, CHAIRS Mu st Sell Ph · $SS. Poulan chain saw w/ $50 714.a71.0500 24 , all wood sloop. Ne_w self cont. w/gen. R<·servc ,75 1 _ .. di. clothes,eta.1009 Valen· 640.8180 · · · 14" blade, only $95. • bottom w1outho11rd in now for holidays . ~S ..... c·••. cia C.M. lOAM to 4PM. SS!f..~. BUMPER POOL TABLE. Nwr>rt slip. $3,200. Call 962·6103 ., ,,_"' 751·5162 Exec u live desk & square deluxe. comp. 613.()566. ----.-----· SAV\ credenta solid walnutA.rmstrong, n~ wax w/C\lel.. brush & balls. '12Exec.28 .Loaded,xlnt 04rage Sale . stove,. dbl $800. Call~ linoleum. upprox1matcly $ l2 5 . Lik e n e w . CLIPPER 21. Gd cond, <'ond .• e xceptionally --• tWen '75. 3 elec heaters 3sq. yds. $20. 963-8738 213/5.92·2665 extras, trlr. $3000. clean. $17,950. 839·0148. tM, UDtA S'7 e;i. yd & patio furn Pets •Ol7 Blk nlltlYd so(a bed $75. .. 498·2335. Pvt.ply. . . $l5·S25. Ski bo•ls ............ ._ ......... Proktlc.a 3Smm cam. ex· Glri. 26 Gitane lO.S~ n~~~ a.21'Slpsa .all :. ·• LfeY&fA----~!:'1~~;:-:af';~~~~~~~~~BTr\s g.~ ? t~. ~J!~~nl:S.~~ an~,t'~ . ~:fn1~1 or wee.c. l "-·bo CM ..... .:..,.3 of misc. 2347 Or3nge pets, M/F, sm ......... eur' Y -. .......... · ....,. '· • ., .. _ C.M. hairedM2"401 MOBlLE PHONE. At·-*.... GUPPY ~eef1$ 2, used i2 ~n Road. 20', like OfferE1plresl-21& .. 'f6 tAlche Bcll American. \l ..,., 'i. Steno Otl twice. · . w/2 ulls, ntw. 7099 MI. $8837. 14" Delta band saw w/Mhe .... 1CM11 1010 mannels,Ukenew.$1950 I whisker po•e. o .b. $3ooo cas h r H t 74~'UonPU stand. Seara 6" jointer ....... •••••••••••••••• orofr. 499-4087 . ••-•••••••••••n•••••• tr411e.t. &46·1824 eve ttnaneed. 646-3558 or :i2s 6cl'J3~, plainer. lO·SPd Sears 'twiruiboxspring,&rmatt. Couchel. cha.Ir, stereos, 'lo:rn~!':''!~e~~e~s2 27• Sant.ana, trnmoc. In Broadway,C.M. M~t 1 ·'12.81 bllto, mans, $50. Evenal aood coacl. $2S. Kenmore IU1"fboerd. aleepln& PionHr a..J•ck la bnl. VUF, ~taeo.. reCrl 'm Che.vy ~ w/cA111 9560 olehnlnas wheel chair, ~.aniflf" \lftC'UUm " at.. b•t• blkea " rniac .• .i S4500rtn 549.4f9: Spinnaker 150, 17 • HALLMOTOIUtOtiit! & auto tran1, $1'10 •• -...illliflllli ... mj .................. _~lllllll $60. 2218 Santa lsabel, tac.b. $15. Do1thou1c (or 67$-Ta .,.ra.yl" c~·~k for Hen·..., $1'7 500 675-16.to. Wa nted lo buy 963·1337 &42..(8)6 • CM. 645-0388. lr1 u dog $JO. 971M186S _ a ~ '" • # • • • l ' - ) .. -i" '75 Chevy 1 2 ton i>hort bt>d Silverado Red completl" ly loaded. pan stra pan~ wheels Rl'al nice camper :.hell Will take $800 or l'ar or truck & T O.P $159 mo 751 5U:l '53 f'ord pickup 289 Auto lraru.. cust. mt . mdg!> $650. 497 2668 74 Lu\. radio. tape dk. radials. lo ma cledn S2795 540 7023 S81NT 220CU MM 5.t2 l'Omp rblt 119" W Ii Rdy to work hard S:OOI 642-8171 640-6296 59Ch~vy ·~ ln PU vry ctn. nu paint. mags. tirei;. brks. etc $1500 larm. aft 6. 548-2426 I NEWPORT IMPORTS 9570 ORANGE COUNTY'S ...•.••......•......... 1973 CHEVY VAN ,\utomat1t. air cond1t1011 ing & pwr :.let•nn~ SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 ·7 1 :t~T, VS. auto. air, :.ome bltn<;. S2300 . fi45.73S8 "65 lnlr Step' a n 3 1 Ton, 6 <·yl.. xlnt cond . ne"' ures. low mile-.. window:. HIGHEST s BUYER ON IMPORTS BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 11111l ••<llll•<l.147-ISSS HUMTIM(i.T()tl UAC:H & floor pt•rlt·c·t Previous------- ly used for storage, con Autos, Imported \ert lo t·ampcr, take ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpet with you for in General 970 I terior fin1!->hing SIOOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 645 326!1. 'i S Chev. 10 Surfor. mag~. air. icebox, A:\I FM ~ter eo, swivel chairs. Must sell. Ph. : 968-0982 74 Chev Van. Cu:.t. ai r, Lape. sunroor 15.000 mi. S1W5. 644 1755 t-:ves i i Che-.y Van. t·pt & p.anchng. 350 V8. '• Ton . .ts 1s. $1776. Call Dan &&5 8501 or Sun 548-7402 '74 FORD 1/2 TON VANS Take your pick of twn V 8. auto lranc; Ser no 54 6 3 6 W u r :. c r. no. ~174X $3995 ' Santa Ana Lincotn M~rcury 1301 N. Tustm Santa Ana 547-05 I I VOLVO ltM "Hnrhnr C M ti~ ,,, t •• SADDLEBACK BMW LEASEPLAMS GARDEN WEST VW .' 111111 k~ w .. r lk ·'' I• llh it ···~· "•·~tm111 .... 1t·r Hl\d "t·~l lllllhlf'I ~J 7551 Harbour V. W . . -. . . . . '67 VW. clean. $750. Call art. 6. 962·16il '74 VW Bus. 7 passcn~er. sunroof, sten•u AM I FM, •7 5 VW 20.000 m1. Pcrfert cond. $4500. 675·575i BEETLE 1975 Le Grande VW I mo Deluxe2door, low mlh.•s! old, loaded ('~,.h +' tOOSCWB). T O.P. 631·371!1 bdurl' 5 . $3495 pm __ _ Jim Slemons "62 vw. nu 1500 cc ··ni.:. llU brki. & trans, HOO. lmDorfs 6'4-9t69 any~lme. 19701-t\rbor Blvd '72 Bug yellow w1hlk rn- Costa Mesa ter. Am1£m. S2000 631-127 6 Call 962·14811 'il VW Bus. Jmmac cond ,73 VW See to beheve. Rblt cng, nu tires. 675-7729. , CAMPER '70 VW CAMPF.R Pop~ 4 Speed, radio. heater, top. radio, heater Sll!J5. low rrules. (557JLW). t868BTT>. 54 495 Theo~~:obins Jim Slemons 2060 Jiarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 642·0010 lmDOrts 1970 H\rbor Blvd Costa Mesa '68' Sqbk xlnt cond. new paint. radio $900. Work, 5.S4-43ll; h<>me. 646·420!1 631-1276 ---------VW 71, Super Beatie, air. '88 VW Bus, Xlnt cond. AM /F CM stt-reo. J,!d Runs well. Refrig, gd cond. Pvt. Ply. $1fi75 Uret S1600. 548-7890 833·0143 -------- • 0 • y '· r )I" t, ·. IL I! t 3 I. ). 5 u 0 s . ). l • ) 16111 ................... ... c:.111 ...... , 1972AMC 1973AMC AMIASSADOR Automatic. a tr cond .. pwr steering & small V8 Sharp & cleao w /low miles. {l35KEK ). ~ $2195 tflL 1. M" 11.t Y l (")YO I h • ' •• .. Ill• .> 11 t •••'• ' ••I -- l •73 Mercury Moftterey COUfM v..a. auto. trans .. power 1leerln g, ~ower disc .br .. es. ra io. heater whitewall t res. vinyl rool. t tnted glass. Gte l buy! Lie. 710HTW. $1795 Sant•AH Lincoln Mercwy 1301 N. Tustin s.nta Ana 547-0511 .· l SHOP & COMPARE!!! L9WIST PRICH & swatOI SHYICE SllYIM61MI COAST SIMCE I '53 SA1ES .& SE•YICE 76's HERE WE ARE PROUD OF OUR OUTSTANDING RECORD WITH THIS OUTSTANDING CARI . ' Befor~ YOU buy BRAND NEW 1976 HONDA CIVICS READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Nation -• ' I I I , - , . . ~ BRAND NEW BRAND NEW . r75 IMEW .. OR DEMO AT SUGG. LIST PRICE . . . COSTA .ESA -~$'AMC-JEE HURRY! . OFFER GOOD J_AM. 23 ..... FH. 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