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1976-10-30 - Orange Coast Pilot
Edbon Marina Fountain Valleg Huntington ·Beach 23 0 43 6 FOOTBAU SCORE Lllfllf•a. Beach 9 Corona d~I Mar 7 San Cle8aente 14 El Toro 0 PlusX 20 Mater Dei 1 4 98' Detal Is. Sports Pagea Toda ~ Santa A11a Vallej 28 Estanda 9 ' Dana Bills 17 0 -Mission Vt~jo a . . .. -------- Orange Coast ED I TION Dinae-a-Line ....... ~~- .. I t. OL. 69, NO. 304, 3 SECTIONS, .42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1976 ~arter Says Weather May Be Pilot Frozen? Cuba: U-2 Jockey on Ice DENVER (AP) -Cuban offi cials told a group of visit· ing liberal Republicans that the body of an Am erican spy. plane pilot has been preserved in a block of ice for 13 years. one of the Americans s aid Friday. He said they were not al- lowed to see the body. however. Denver attorney John F. Head said the group was told the body could be redrumed and that Washington knows it exists. According to the information the Americans received, the pilot's na me was "Johnson" and his U2 was shot down in 1963, Head said. Head said he und the six others in the group from the liberal Republican Ripon Society tried repeatedly to gel lhe Cubans toletthem seethe body during a visittbis month. After being told several times that a viewing would be arranged, lie ad said he was refused on grounds that any ac· tion concerning the corpse would have to be on a gov- ernment-to-government basis. In Washington, a spokesman for the State Department said the only known U2 incident in Cuba concerned a plane plloted by MaJ. tt.uciou Anderson Jr. of Greenville,::>. C. An· derson's spy plane was shot down by surface-to-air missile during the Cuban missile crisis, on Oct. 27, 1962, and his body was returned and buried two mont.bs later. Irvine Firm Missing Mail Case Remains a Baffler I An official at the Irvine-based Insurance conglomerate owned I by Bill Warmin gton said Friday . that the mystery of the missing mail is still a m ystery. Dimitri Molal. a partner with Warmington and vice chajrman of the board, s aid they are still trying lo figure out what hap· 1 pened to 4,000 to 5,000 pieces of mail sent to the seven Warm- 1 ington companies during a 12- day period earlier this month. Warmington claims he re· · ceived no mail in his box at the 1rvine branch post office between O('t. 4 and Oct. 15. But postal authorities deny there was a mail snafu. Rud y Contreras. acting manager of the Irvine branch pos t office. said he has checked his own post office in search of the missing m ail and found nothing. An actual postal in· vestigation cannot be undertaken until a special request form is 1 filled out, he added. Contreras said Warmington has no\ yet turned in the request form needed to track down miss- ing letter s. But Motal said Friday that Warmington has already sent In the form and that "any and all in- vestigation would still be ap- preciated." Warmington heads a seven· company ins urance con- glomerate with offices In the Irvine industrial complex and a mailing address at the Irvine branch post office. Motal said some of the <4,000 to 5,000 pieces of missing mail have been returned to the senders and new payments are now being sent to the Warmington com- panies. But numerous checks and let- ters have n ever been found, Motal said . Warmington originally claimed he lost nearly $300,000 because or the alleged mail mix-up. But Molal said that just as im- portant as the money are the in- surance pQljcies being sent back and forth In lhe mails. Safety Urged On Halloween By Officials Lebanon Peace Teeters BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP) - High casualties were reported in Lebanon Friday as bloody fight· ing and reports of dynamiting and r ansacking of Christian villages threatened to demolish the latest Arab peace plan. Leftist Moslem and righ,ist Christian private armies ham· mered each other wi th rockets, mortars and antiaircraft guns from Thurs d ay night until nightfall Friday. Hospital and militia sources reported more than 78 persons killed and 110 wounded. ll was the highest 24-hour casualty toll since a cease-fire was put into effect nine days ago by a conference of Arab leaders sponsored by Saudi Arabia. The Christian interior minister 1and former president, Camille Chamoun, said leftist Druze war- riors backed by Palestinians and Iraqis attack ed. looted and dynamited Deir El-Kamar, his home town, and three neighbor- ing Christian villages in the pre- dominantly Moslem region of Chouf. causing 12 deaths. "The P alestinians, of course. are helping their leftist allies. So are the Iraqi troops and volun- teers, who still are infiltrating in· to Moslem seaeorts and secret airfields," Chamoun charged. Unless the attack against Deir E l-Kamar, 20 miles southeast of· Beirut, is h alted, Cbamoun warned, "We shall not remain handcuffed but will deal a swift painful retaJiation." Time Out! Orange Coast College coed Cindy Bodrogi, 18, of Newport Beach reminds you not to get so caught up in the spirit of Halloween that you forget to set your clocks back an hour tonight as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. , • ID Geneva U.S. Envoy Kissinger Aide at Rlwdesia meetings GENEVA, Switzerland CAP)- A lop aide to U.S. Secretary of Stale Henry A. Kissinger will try to boost Britain's authority in talks on the future of Rhodesia while reconciling black demands for a rapid takeover with stiff re- sistance by Prime minister Ian Smith. pressed for a transfer o( power to Rhodesia ·s 6.4 million blacks within a year a nd accused Smith's r egime of committing atrocities a~ainst blacks in fight· ing with nationalist guerrillas. In a cul't, one.minute speech, Smith denounced the accusations as "a pack or lies ... •us foreign minister, Pieter Van der Dyl, called a news conference to de- tail countercharges that black guerrillas were committing atrocities a~ainst both bl acks and whites in Rhodesia. month by Kissinger for achieving majority rule is not negotiable. The plan calls for a two-year interim government. ll would have a biracial ruling council with a white chairman. and white heads of the army and police. The black leaders flaUy reject the two-year lime period as well as the organization of the interim government. Bishop Abel Muzorewa. leader of the African National Council 's t;xteroal faction, said in b.ls open-ing statemen · sroup "ii' not bere in spin of give ancj Ford's Deficit · Narro"7s From Associated Press .. I -J •' • President Ford says the 1976 presidential campaign is "neck- and-neck" and Jimmy Carter sees the r ace a s so close that he says the weather may be a key. factor in deciding who leads the~ nation for the next four years. F ord ca mpaig ned from Milwaukee to St. Louis to " Houston on Friday. He declared· he had tied Carter , and labeled·~ the De mocrats as "frantic,: frustrated and frenzied." Carter, heading west in his final trip of the campaign, said in Toledo, Ohio, that the r ace is "very close. The polls show it is so close that the outcome could· be decided by whether it rains or; not." t And a Harris poll for ABO! News showed Ford within one . percentage point o( Carter. The · poll . announced Friday, gives.; Carter the lead over Ford 45 per~; cent to 44 percent with 4 percenr7 backing former Sen. Eugene1 McCarthy and 7 percent un.1 decided. .: Harris said the poll was based' on interviews with 2,891 eligible• voters from 300 precincts around the nation. • Harris said the sample showedl Carter with a 55·39 lead in thel South and a 43-41 lead in the East.I Ford was ahead 48-40 .in the Midwest and 50-41 in the West. ~~ Ford was campaigning todaY4 in Tex as b efore · fl ying ta1 Philade l phia and then t<>f Syracuse and Buffalo, N.Y. His] running m ate, Bob Dole, wast campaigning on the West Coast. 1 Car ter was to travel today.; from St. Louis to Tulsa, Okla .• and later to New Orleans .. Democratic vice presidenlid candidate Walter Mondale cam· paign ed in the Midwest and scheduled a stop today in Ohio. The Democratic nominee has campaigned ha'rd on economic issues and he quickly leaped on• new government statistics show1 ing a decline for the second' straight month in figures de• signed to predict economic de· velopments. The governmeqt.sa.id the index or leading economic indicators fell seven· tenths or 1 percent. Carter s aid those figures "mcun more hard Umes ahead'' unl ess there is an end td "Republican mismanagement of the economy.'' But Ford said he, <See POLITICS Page!) ., • Orangi;j 7 Coas& l\'eather ,• Halloween, a night of fun and excitement for children and fdults alike, can also be aday or sorrow due to careless ness. Williar11 D. Schaufele, Kiss· inger's assistant for African a!· fairs, flew here today from the United States. He was sent of- ficially to r einforce U.S. ob- servers at the talks between black and white Rhodesian leaders. Unofficially, he will help British chairman Ivor Richard, who planned a round or talks"to- day with individual black and white delegation leaders. Smith also s tuck to his position that a plan presented to hjm last take. u is e to take -to take • ~-.~·1i""~"'!r~ew~"":l~~01'tlfd.-rJs~•~":tt. our country." fli I '\ The weekend weather promises to be clear and sunny wilb warm days in the 80s and cool evenings. Trick-or-Treaters should probably wear something warm underneath those costumes. lutMToda11 Cftizem bond radio, wftl\ all it.r populor jargon . and aub- C\llture. f.t making lt b4g in Tfnultown. Fore more .on HoUywood'1 new movie crcu. •ee P.oge AJ2 CodaJI. Index Qh\111.. Ct01t Mtwlet •s-? °""40 "" ~ ... .. ~ .. h .. M '"9'tt •M 0.-,_.... "" '*' ""'~" .. ' .... 0.Mll !Mtk" Ae ~ ...... '°*' • ._. ......... ._ ...... , 'nlMttn •J-1 ..._,~ "' Trtvl• " ~ ., IMtle UMl't ..... "' Chief Carl Downs of the California Div!sion of FMestry /Orange Couit.ty Fire Department and the Orange COunty Sheriff's Department of· rer these suggestions to make Ha11oween a night or happiness for aJJ. -Make sure all costumes are name retardant and clearly visi- ble at night. Also, any mask that is worn should not obstruct vis· ion. ' -Youngsters should travel in groups under the supervision oC an adult obeying all tro!/ic laws when crossing s treets. Tbey should not enter lhe house ol a person they don't know. .. l ' -Do not. allow chlldrP.n to carry lighted candles, even in· side a jack·o-lantem, and keep, matches away lrom children at all times. -Parents are urged to inspect evtry treat a Jounp.t.er brin home. In formal opening speeches Friday, black nationalist leaders QUIZ DEPIC7S SOVIET CBJEF TM mo1t powetf.U man in tht Sw· fft Union U o cttttral figure in in· ' ternatfonol nfi01. Do 11ou know hif name and title? Tht 11ourulf on ,,our b.otDl"'1gt of people . plocu, ond tUf1tfl in the MDI bu t4Jdng the Q.UlZ, on poQtA7. Thi QUIZ ia brought to J10U toeh wfflr ~ the ·Dafl11 Pilot cs o aert>i« to ttud.tnLI In our arto U .Murder Victim FoUOO in Clemente Los Angeles police were in the San Cle"mente area early today in what they said was a successful search for lbe body ol a murder victim. They refused to ldenUfy the man's body rending further in· vestigatlon o a killing that they sa1d was carried out in the Los Angeles area. San Clemente police said the Los Angt'les homicide In · vesUgators told them they were working ln the area but dJd not ndvbe them of the vtct.lm's Iden- tity, the nature of the crime or the location where the body was found. Or. nge Coun ty coroner's of· ficers ~aid the body was taken to the UCI Medical Center. They had not been advised of the vie· Um 's identity early today and were under orders not to discuss the ca.se until Los Angeles police were prepared to release de- tails. Homlcide investigators from LAPD's Wilshire division were on thelr way back to their head. quarters ea.rly today alter un- earlhi n g the remains or the murder victim. Senior officers at that locaUo-n said they expect \0 have more complete details or lbe crime and the identity of the dead man later t.oday • OnRace NEW YORK CAP) Jimmy "The Greek " Snyder has s witched bis presidential election odds from favoring Cormer Gov. Jimmy Carter to President Ford. Last week, the Las Vegas oddsmn_'-er said Fri· day, his odds were 6·5 for a Carter victory. Now they are 6-5 ror Ford, be sai!L The change foJlo~ ~w' poll ces~t!~. ~t;f!• Olii't 1 Flo'rl era, •"(tei(aV";' ew Jersey, New York and. D- llnois, he said. Polls from those states, he said, put Carl~r ahead •~·43, with the rest un· dtcldcd, a week ago. Now the two candidates are runnln1 even there. ~ • Snyder uld .. \ • ~· . .... I A.I DAIL v PILOT Dally Piiot Stiff Plloto 'l'ote tor !tie' ''Little Bit," a year-old mixed Spitz, is doing some campaigning of his own, and he does n't care if the house he moves into is whj~ or not. You can vote for him at the Laguna Beach SPCA, 20612 Laguna Canyon Road. S.turday. October 30. 1818 l',....PtltfeAJ POLITICS. • • was no~ disturbed by the report, saying the nation is "winning the batUe against inflation." As Ford declared the race de-- adlocked bis aides were ap-parently trying to use on Carter the strategy of claJmlng to have won before any ballots are count· ed. That strategy worked when Ford used it to defeat Ronald Reagan at the GOP convention. Arriving it\ Houston on Friday rught, Ford declared: "I think we are neck and neck, and when you have momentum nnd the opposi· lion is trying to put its finger in every dike to try and stop the erosiod, obviously we have the momentum goina aDd they are frantic and frustrated and fremied. And, gee, l Just feel good about it, just wonderful.'' Meanwhile, a Ford aide who dldn't want bis name used, was predicting Ford will occupy the White House for the next four years. The aid~ said Iowa and Wisconsin are in Ford's column and that that guarantees a Ford victory. The aide said his figures were "conservative." Dog Poisoner In El Toro Orange County sheriff's of· ficers are warning dog owners in lhe El Toro area to keep a wary eye open for poisoned food that may prove tempting to their pets. The warning came in the wake or the death of a valuable great Dane owned by salesman Gerald Eugene Yost, 42, of 24092 Lan· disview Drive, El Toro. Deputies said the animal was poisoned while its owner was away Crom the home. Mrs. Peron Taken From Posh Prison BUENOS AIRES, Argentina <AP) -Deposed President Isabel Peron was flown Friday from a m ountain retreat that had served as her luxurious jail to a naval base, the military govern· ment reported. A communique sruc.l she is be· ing held at the Azopardo navy arsenal n ear Azul, 210 miles south or Buenos Aires. ll gave no further details. Mrs. Peron had been under heavy guard at a government· owned chalet in the foothills of the Andes Mountains about 1,000 miles south of Buenos Aires alter she was ousted by a military coup March 24. The transrer of the 45-year-old widow of President Juan D. Peron apparently was made to speed up her trial She 1s accused of pocketing nearly Sl million in public funds for her own use. While at the chalet, Mrs. Peron played canas ta. watched television. read science fiction novels and was questioned by government investigators and the judge conducting her trial. The judge, Nino Tulio Garcia Moritan, and the investigators had to make the 1,000-mile flight from Buenos Aires to the resort for each interrogation. In Argentina, as in other Lalin American countries, trials arc conducted by judges without juries and there is no public testimony. Written s tatements by the defense and prosecution o.uy rnot 011 .. ,., • laG-.lor-.htd Monday-Fr101y If you Oo not have your paper by !'> 30 o m call t>efo•e 7 p m ano your copy will be dolovereO Salurd4v and SunOay II yo11 oo nor receive your coov by 8 a m call before 10 a m ano your copy will be oe11vered Clrnletioa Tll.,..111111 MOit Or•nge Counry Areas U2·4UI Norttlwoat Huntlnglon Bf'ach •OO Weslmlnsler • • . .• 140.1220 San Clemenle. Cnplslrano BelCh, San Ju11n Cap1s1rnno. Dana Po1nl. 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Should Mrs. Peron be found guilty, she could appeal to a higher court. Woman Gets Jail Term In Slaying A woman who was accused during her Orange County Superior Court trial of doing very little to prevent beatings that re· suited in the death of her 2-year· old son has been sentenced to one year in the county jail. J udge Byron K. McMillan or- dered the jail term for Jennifer Eastburn, 32, of Garden Grove. following her con viction on charges or manslaught<'r and child abuse. She was placed on five years probation. Mrs. Eastburn was tried with Donald ·Lawrence Teusher, 32, who shared her home and who has been sentenced to five years to life in state prison for his role in the killing or Jason Eastbur11, 2. one of twin boys. It was successfully alleged Uiai Teusher beat the child with such severity Nov . 16 that he lapsed into a coma and died later in a local hospital. Mrs. Eastburn protested from the witness stand that s he warned Teusher about bealin1t her boys and had given him notice to leave shorUy before the beating that brought about Jason's death. But she was condemned by prosecutor Bill Morrissey as "an equally guilty woman who is try- ing to get the monkey off her back." Top Officer Facing Gang Death Threat MIAMI CAP) -Detective Tom Stone's 11 years of police work brought him eight plaques, an Of- ficer or the Year award and 10 bodyguar ds providing 24-hour protection. He also is the target or a murder plot. Last month, officials learned that members of an underworld gang which Stone helped smash were plotting to kill him. . Al many as 156 persons were identified with the gang, to which police have attributed more than 40 murder s and disappearances and the importation of tons of narcotics. The 10 bodyguards assigned to protect Stone and his family around-the·C?lock cost at least $120,-000 a year, offidall said. "He'1 a fanta11Uc policeman,•· said prosecutor Edward O'Don- nell. "It' a an u nlenable type situation. He's been under cons· tant pard by members ol his de· partment since the murder plot was d.iacovered." Levin for Prexy? County Candidate Bucks the Odds By RI LARY KAYE Of Uto D•llY ~IOC $Utt Irving Levin h ll;) spent the past two years campaigning for the presidency of the United States. But in a pre-election Interview, the chubby, gregarious can- didate admitted it really doesn't matter if he wins or loses. ''Whatever happens Nov. 2, 1 Intend to s tay ln Orange County and live my life as if I had been elected president," says the 58· year-old'Fullerton resident. Levin, who is an official wri~ in candidate for president, ad· mita hla chances of snatching the job away from Ford or Carter are slim . "But, loot, it's a known fact that only about half the citi~ens even vote. Ir the hall that doesn't •vote decides to vote for me, I 've got lt made," cl alms Levin. It's not easy to pin Levin down as to what he would do if elected president. Or, for that matter, what he would do if he's not elected. He does say he supports great personal freedoms and stresses that he's anxious to see more people employed. But he is quick to point out he opposes "taxation with mis· representation," pointing to tax loopholes "so big you can drive a Mack truck throuJ(h them." "Only problem is, most people don't have Mack trucks and so the loopholes don't do them any good," says the Brooklyn-born candidate. The unorthodox politician last year drove his convertible VW bug on a cross-country tour to "find out what the people of America want." He offers no concrete answers from his tour, but say~people seem lo want someone to step forward and "cut through all the .. ''I've elected myself a commit- tee of one and here 1 am," says Levin. "As a matter of fact, l thfok of myself as a bicentennial present to this country," he says. This year, Levin spent his time chugging around Or ange County in his car of many colors. Red. white and blue paint arc splat· tered from hood to trunk in a dazzling array of patriotism. His part)l.slogan, "Remember, We the People" -the first and last party -is written on the car too. An orange flag bearing the Orange County seal hangs above 4 DAYS OILY Fll.-SIT.-Sll.-•. HE'S RUNNING FOR THE PRESIDENCY TOO lrvlng Levin Conducts Longshot Campaign the car's rear seal and Levin claims it was a present from Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich, one of Levin 's staunchest supporters. The support, however, isn't necessarily for president Diedrich has issued a proclama· tion commending Levin for his "indefatigable efforts in his en· deavor to accomplish the great American dream of becoming president.'' When asked what made him embark on the grueling road to the presidency, Levin admits the idea was born in 1974, when somconl' suggested ht! run for a Fullerton City Council seal. "Well, I thought it was a good idea. But I never do anythin~ small, so I shifted my aim and decided to run for president, in- stead," the candidate explains. The Eastern tr ans plant says he used to be a Teamster and a member of the AFL-CIO. In fact, he boasts th at he rubbed shoulders with George Meany in the Bronx, when they both were plumbers . Lately, Levin says he's selling what he calls "s afety ideas" to andustry. "Ways of making your home, money, and job, safer," Levin says he comes from J ewish background, but he wears around his neck a big silver star of David attached to a Christian fi sh symbol. I le insis ts there is no conflict in wearing both religious symbols. "That's not all," he says. "I go to a different synagogue every Friday night and a different church every Sunday morning." Levin grins and remarks, "I'm taking no chances. I'm touching a..11 bases.'' Hun~ey . Picks Up ~ Funding John Hundley, one of four can· dklates fol' a vacant seal on the HunUnaton Bench Union Higb Sc h ool D ls t ri ct board of Trustees, has received more poUtical campaign funds than'hls opponent.a in the Nov.2elecllon Hundley, a teacher-supervisor ln ~rritos, received a $2,000 con- tribution from a California Teacher Association CCTA) al- Ciliated group, according to Orange County Registrar or Voters records .. The Association for Belter Citizenship, the CTA·affiliated political action group based in BW'llngame, donated all but $100 or the total amount listed as con· tribulions to the Hundley cam- paign. Members or his election committee donated $100, records indicate. Hundley has been endorsed by the local CT A teachers' union, the District Educators Associa· lion. Hundley's campaign commit.; tee has spent $432 to date. Candidate James Hamilton•s campaign committee has collect· ed a total of $790 . Seve n attorneys with • Hamilton's law firm in Los Angeles donated a total of $600 with other contributions coming from a Huntington Beach engineer and other donors with less than $50. Hamilton's com- mittee has spent $490. Candidates Michael Vandor and Doris Allen have not listed any contributions totaling more than $200 record.s indicated as of Friday. Cash Stolen From Hilton Orange County sheriff's of- ficers are investigating the theft of $925 in cash from the con· troller's office al the Hilton Inn, Laguna Hills. Deputies said contr oller Haakon F . Myrwang told them he believed the bank deposit was stolen by a guest who entered his office on the pretext of checking a hotel bill. Officers said they were told that the deposit was taken from the desk while the controller had his back turned. They refused to identify the suspect. CASH & CARRY . -~ . • . 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M1U13 r I BEAii BAGS s711 ' f'hey Crie d F o w l The Halloween parade at Santiago Elementary School in El Toro had some strange birds indeed, Friday, includ· ing this one who identified himself as Tweety Bird. Tweety, Kirk Mcrgcler. 7, was one of the winners. Ex-paratroop Says He Led Sewer Gang NICE. France (AP ) -An ex- paratrooper confrssro Friday lo masterminding th<' S8 million lo SlO million "sewer gang" rob- bery of a Riviera bank and said he gave his share of lhe loot lo an international group of extr<'me nght-w111g militants identifi ed as "La Catena." the chain - police and his lawyer said. The organization was saict to be based in Turin, Italy, and to be devoted to helping right-wing ex· tremists in trouble in their own countries, notably Italians and Yugoslavs. Albert Spaggiari, 40, the paratrooper, photographer und Marine Gear Stolen From Dana V essels Marine equipment valued at more than $2,000 has been stolen ln a number or raids on boats moored at Dana Point Harbor. Orange County sheriff's olOcers said. Teacher Robert J . Nager, 46, or Riverside reported the theft or an outboard motor valued at $700 by iotruders who boarded his moored vessel and cut through the padlock. Another outboard motor also valued at $700 was taken in a eparate theft by thieves who brok, into a boat owned by build· ing contractor Ronald E. Johnton, 38, of 3742 Haverford, Irvine. Ronald Langdon , 34, of Fullerton r eported the th.eft of an outboard motor valued at $667 -from blsaallboat. fancier of s pikNi German helmets, was formally charged with robbing the Nice branch of Soc1ete Generate last July 17-i8. Police have said "an important part" of the loot has been re· co"'ered , but not how much or how big Spaggiar1 's share was. Six other persons. including a woman, have been charged in the case, dubbed "robbery of the century" because of the record size of the loot. A seventh is i.l waiting arraignment. Another suspect, Daniel M1chelucci. was arrest ed Friday in Brussels, Belgium , carrying $84,000 in cash and gold ingots, polic<' said. Police said Spaggiari, a 40· year-old l'X ·paralrooper who fought in Indochina and Algeria and later formed an anti-Com- munist movement in Nice wtiere he has a photo studio, also gave dclectjves the names of several fri e nds a nd professional criminals who look part.. in the robbery. County Lets Dre dge Pact A $44,500 contract lo dredge sediment from an Orange County t1ood Control channel leading ifllO Huntington Harbour has been approved by county $.Jpervisors. The board awarded a contract for the work to Shellmaker Inc. of ?9ewport Beach. In addition, supervis ors autboriied county ofricials to prepare a contract fo'r a dredging project that could reduce the repealed need for maintenance dredging. l Gulf Oil Gets OK To Drill Gull Oil CorporaUon late Fri· day received the final govern- ment permit necessary lo open a new era of oU exploration off the Oranie Coast. Company officials reported that the last key permit was ob· talned from the .......... Geological Survey office in Yenlilh. This will allow lhe new $40 million sell.propelled oil rig Aleutian Key, operated by the Texas corporation Key Dril, to hoist anchor from Port Hueneme and set up shop al Tanner Banks, about 85 miles off Long Beach and 40 miles from San Clemente Island. Aleutian Key. under contract lo Gulf, will punch a bole in 700 reel or water to a deplh of 9,000 feet below the ocean floor in an effort described by Gulf officials to ''open a new generation of 011 prospecting off the California coast." Gull's exploratory well will go down in a 5,760-acre tract ob· tained by the oil company in federal sale last December. lt is virgin territory for oil explora· lion. Company scientists have in· dieated they mig ht s trike ''something significant" at levels as close lo the surface as 2,500 feet. Final permit approval, Gulf spokesmen said , means that their huge seagoing oil rig Aleu- tian Key will hoist anchor at Port Hueneme Tuesday and move to lhe exploratory site. Cubans Go Home MIAMI CAP ) -A large number of Cuban soldiers who were sent to Angola las t year have returned home, says R adio Havana, the CUban government radio network. In a broadcast monitored here Friday, R adio Havana said a large celebration was held in Pinar del Rio, the wes ternmost province of Cuba, to welcome the troops' return. Saturday. October so. 1m DAIL y PILOT A S K i ds to Learn JYewSex, 01,d,Woes NEW YORK (AP) Barbara Ras ldnd. the divorced wife or the doctor who became female tennis player Renee Rlchards alter a sex-chan1e opera· tion, asked a court Frlday for s upport and back alimony. ·Program ·Eyed On Sex Attack. Mrs.• Rask ind claimed in Manhattan Supreme Court that her former hlisband, known then as Dr. Richard H. Raskind, owes her more than $7 ,000. They were divorced in 1975. Orange County mental health and education ofrtclaJs hope to launch a program in county in· termediate and high schools to teach youngsters bow to avoid sexual attack. on 1,000 to 8,000 younpten dur- inA:: aecond. Ions would cover avoldl.nl risk, aelf-delenae and themotlva· lion of attack era, the report said. She said Miss Richards, who plays t e nnis pro· fessionally. is in Cali.fom ia writing a book . Ph9ny Checks Circulating In Local Are a Orange County residents and bus inessmen have been warned to bewar e of a check forgery ring police s aid is operating in Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego Counties. Orange city poli<'e deteetive Roger Brahan\ said lhc ring has been responsible for at least 20 fraudulent checks in his city since spring and about 50 during the past year. H e said s up e rm ark et ~ throughout th<' county have been particularly h ard hit. According to Braha m, the method 0£ operation involves US· ing stolen payroll and personal checks along with forged or s tole n s upe rm ark et check guarantee cards and identifica- tion. Braham said losses in each case have run from Si!50 to $4.500. He said as many as 100 people may be involved in the ring, although he did not know how many persons h ave been vic- timized and what total losses may run for the three counties. The count~ education and men· tal health departments have ap· plied for a two-year $163,000 federal grant to help them de· velop s u c h a pr.ogram for seventh, eighth and 10th graders. A report to county supervisors on the proposed grant said girls between 15 and 20 years old are the most vulnerable for attack, while those aged 10 to·lS are the second most susceptible. Dr. Ellen Davis o( the county mental health department, said research by one group has shown that if current trends continue two in every five women could be sexually assaulted at some time in their lifetimes. She explained the figures are based on a 49 percent increase in the number of attacks reported during a fi ve-year penod and the belief that only 10 percent~f all sexual attacks are reported. Dr. Davis said not all sexual at- tacks result in rape. The report to supervisors said county offic i<1 ls believe that after completing their two-year grant lhey will have developed a pro· gram that can be adapted lo any school in the nation. The program, which would in- clude a series of five lectures and discussions, would be developed during the first year and tested Yard Gear Stolen M ainte nance equi pment valued at more than $1 ,000 has been stolen from a storage yard at Los Alisos Intermediate School in Mission Viejo, Orange County sheriff's om cers said. \1'5 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE! Dr. Davis said Lois NorUn1, a nurse, ·and Garden Grove teacher Barbara Levy have been in.formally offering a similar pro- gram in schools the pa.st few years. reaching about •.ooo youngsters in Orange County and the Long Beach area. Russ Signah . ]am Radios, Experts Say WASHINGTON (AP) -A mysterious. powerful radio signal, apparently emanating from the Soviet Union, has been interfering with communications channels throughout the world since July, officials here and abroad r eport. "It is quite severe," a Federal Communications Commission monitoring official said Friday. "We don 't know why the Russians are doing it.'• King T. Hall, chief watch of- ficer of the FCC's monitoring branch, sajd that the commission has received several hundred complaints since early July, mostly from amateur radio operators. But he added that complaints also have come from aviation and maritime radio operators, as well as ope rator s for com· m unications giants like American Telephone & Tele- graph Co ., International Telephone & Telegraph Corp. and RCA Global Communica- tions Inc. ••. mtd litffe wonder! 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Ceremonies will mark the anniversary with William Johnson, archbishop of Orange greeting visitors in the chapel from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. On Monday, Cardinal Timothy Manning will join Johnson in celebrating Mass at 11 a.m. in this historic cha pel. At 2 p.m. Monday, the mission will officially be designated a bicentennial site. Addington Newport CC Pul,pit Guest Or. Jack Addington, who left a car eer in law to become a m inister. will be guest speaker Sunday during the 10 a .m . service of Community Church by the Bay. Or . Addingt on·is founder of two large city churches. First Church of Religious S c ien ce a nd Ernest Holm es C hu rc h o f Religious Scie nce, both located in San Diego. He currently conducl" a national r adio ministry. writes and lectures. Services a r e held in Corona de l Ma r High School's little theater. 3101 EastbluU Or., Newpor t Beach. ·P..-rky' Seneinar Priscilla 'P e rky' Brandt, di rector of the 'God's Total Per son Progr am,' will be guest lecturer al a 2-day semin ar on two-way prayer Sunday and Nov. 6 from 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . at Garden Grove Community Church. Nelgbborbood CoagregationaJ Church of Laguna Beach will tuxe a diCferent look at the two presidenUal candidates Sunday as Rev. J ohn M. Reynolds bases hls sermons on both candidates' favorite Bible passages . Reynolds. who says the ser mon will carefully avoid any flavor of partisanship, says he obtained U1e names of the passages by contacting both candidates' headquarters. The favorite passages given by Ford were Psalms 19 and 23, and Prover bs 3: S a nd 6. Carter's favorite Bible passage was given as Revelations 320. The church is located at St. Anne and Glenneyrestreets. A "Faith Alive Crusade'' will begm Sunday at First C'hristJan Church, 1207 Main Stf'eet, Hunting~n Beach. with a mini concert at 5:45 p.m. The 4-day £'vangelistic cr usade will run through Nov. 3. Call 536-2589 for times The childr en 's choir of Faith Lutheran Church, 8200 Ellis Ave., Huntington Beach, will perform at 8:30 a.m. for their first church concert of the Fall season. An error an times reported in last week 's church briefs has bee n co r -... r ee l e d b y First United M e thodi s t C hur c h o f Hunti n gton Beach . Th e film ''Corrie: Be hind t h e Scenes with T he Hidin g Place,·· will TEN aOOM be shown at the church beginning at 5 p.m .. not 6 p m. as previously reported The showing will be at 272117th St., Huntington Beach. .. Digging Into the Bible" will be the subject of a guest lecture by Or. Dwayne Merry Sunday at 11: 30 a m. at Israel Academy's weekly Family Asepha at the El Toro Marine Elementary School, Trabuco Road off Irvine Blvd., Eastlrvine. Jim Bolden, soul gospel singer. will present a youth concert Nov-. 7 at Harbor Trinity Baptist Qiurch, 1230 Baker, Costa Mesa, beginning at 8 p.m. He will be ac· Korean Teen Life Singers wiU appear al Christ CoUege Irvine Wednesday at 10 a. m. in Room 101 at a special convocation for studenli., professors and friends ol the College. ( BRIEF J companied by his backup band. Christ College Irvine wlll be featured on Sunday's KNBC (Channel 4 ) segment ol Odyssey beginning at 8:30 a.m. The p ro g r a m , whic h Falls o n Reformation Day. will feature faculty and students at the new college. Grace Lutheran Church, 6931 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach. will celebrate Reforma~on Day Sunda~ with sp ecial outdoor services at 10: 30 a.m. Sunday morning services and classes will not be held. Choirs and soloists will provide music for the special service. Lunch will follow ln Grace Hall. Christ Lutheran Cbw-cb, San Cle m e nte, w ill cel e brate Reformation Day Sunday by using a colonial era liturgy during their 10 a .m. wors hi p service. The service and sermon dale from the year 1748 when it was u sed by R ev . H e nry Melchoir Muhlenberg, the father of Lutheranism in America. A wide variety or items will go on sa le in th e Lake Hills Community Church of Laguna Hills Christmas Boutique. The saJe of foods, crafts and other items begins Nov . 6 at 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m . at 23331 Moulton Parkway. Church Wom en United of the NB Temple Hires Cantor Temple Bat Yahm of Newport Beach has engaged Max Gardner as temple Cantor for the coming year. Gardner won the appointment following performance of high h oli d ay music befor e t he temple's board of directors. HE COMES TO TEMPLE Bat Yahm after 15 years wilh Temple Beth Sholom in Santa Monica, as well as in Pasadena. Long Beach and Glendale temples. The new Canlor t,>egan singing both traditional and reformed music at age seven when his father, Ca n to r Be nj a min Gardiner of Boyle Heights. st arted his singing in temple choirs . Gard.iJ'ler began singing in the Newport Be ach Temple Oct. 22. Harbor area will celebrate World Co mmunity Day Nov. S at Luth e r a n Church of the Mast er , 2900 Pacific View • Coron• de l Mar. Th e ev e nt will feature Jane Lindsey, vice uNosav president of the state organisation., Local organizations will list suggested plans for a national platform for the or ganization. Call 540-4917 lor further inform a ti on. Dr. John A. Lindvall, senior p as t o r at Plymouth Congregational Cburcb of Newport Harbor. will share bis recent travel experiences in Australia and New Zealand, where be was a guest speaker. during bis s ermon Sunday. The church is located at 3262 Broad St., Newport Beach. Christ Lutheran Church, 35522 Camino Capistrano, will hold a Halloween party for children to age 13 tonight, beginning at 6 p.m. A haunted house and games will be entertainment offerings. Baritone JllRln'1f Singer Bru ce Cripe, a music-minister since 1969, will perfo rm in concert at Founta in Va ll ey Ba ptist Church, 10460 Slater Ave .. Sunday at 11 a.m. Cripe is associa ted with World Vision International which minister s to the n~y and homeless throughout the world. Cout C'la•r~• Gtlest Dr. J . Vernon Mc Ge former pastor of the Cb\D't of the Church <>t the Opt Door, Los Angeles, will 1 guest speaker Sunday 10:30 a.m . a nd 6:30 p.r services a t Coas t Bib Church , loc ated at U corner of Marguerite aa Via Escolar, Mission Viejo Toro Church Fest Notes Expa11sions The newly expanded Abidi Savior Luther an Church, 23262 Toro Rd., E l Toro will I celebrating both the enlarg. church and Reformation Sund: in a special service at 4 p.1 Sunday. . S e ating c apacity w : expanded b y 1 50 s eats t enlargment or the nave of church. A choir and organ le was added over a large narthe which also houses the chun library. REV. ERWIN KUllm, 0 assistant p astor at Chri Lutheran Church of Costa Mes will be principal s peaker duri1 • the service. Rev. Kurth is aJso; author and teacher at Chri College Irvine. A German s tyle dinner pla nned for the congregati< following t he service. Vangels to Appea The Burl Roger s F am i evangelistic team , the Vangef will appear at The People' Church, 28722 Maraueri ,. Pkwy., Mission Viejo N ov. 9 7:30 p.m ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CAPISTRANO VALLEY BAPTIST OtURCH 32032 Del Obispo U .. s .. Jlt• C.piitr.o Sw.doy Wonhip S"°•lc......t l 11 A..M .• 7: 15 P .M. 5-doy l lble Scho~9:30 A.M., Chris.,_ Troilti~ P.M. Wednindoy Praytt-':45 P..M. -- P.1stor William Davenport 49 3-1940 -24 Hwn •'IRST BJ\PTIST CHURCH OF NEWPOR1' HEAC'll Pastor<; Dr F K BoshOre. Sr Don S taples. F K Beshore J1 10:30 A.M. -"WHAT IS LOVE?" ltEY. KENTOH llSHOH II 7:00 P.M. -"STUOllES IM FIHT TIMOTHY" Oil. F. KIEHTOM HSHOlllE 7 p.m. Wednesday Adult Bible Study -New Life-Youth CHRIST CENTERED BIBLE TEACHING 2501 Cli ff Drive. Newport Beac~42-7443 HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH c-of Fair ... i.w .......... c" ........ Dr. v-Doerta1fti, s.-.lftt ...... 17141556·1717 SUNDAY WORSHIP 5HYICIS 11:00 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOO\. t :4S A.M. EYIHIHG SEIYICI -6:00 P'.M. WI DMESDAY IVEHIMG-7:00 P.M. 1111.I STUOllS CHIUSTIAM SEIYICI llUGADI PlnwllA GIRLS - FIRST SOUTHERN IAPTIST CHURCH HOW. H...._ SfrHt. Coata MaM 642-9111 SUMDAY SCHOOL-t:4SA.M. WORSHU• s•v1cts-11 A.M. a 6 P.M. MUtlSHY PllOYIDID PASTOa. UY. JOI HllMH COMMUNITY CHURCH IY THE IA Y Dr. wffli-ll P.-iltr. Mlfthtw 'lu"Clov ()cl 11101"' Humi"~VIR>Ol\t-..Judo.,..nt l .. •UI• lhf'•ltt ltir, .. -...t}.1"ult1,h:i.t"'"" .,,,, ,.. •'l f\lvtl lln'f' 't"1-.nf1 8f.nh W.0 Hew 3 101"' Soec>lll ..._.,.. \, •v--,rt T"'Mt· 'I 1'1tl,. llomt' 'f'•rk "21 ""''' '''" ''rffl ct....,. f'11c4. t"nt1.u ,r..,,.1n at .. th c;-Otflu IH I W-M,,., ..._. .._ t4'-'6'9 CHURCH OF CHRIST 117 w.--. CaaM ...... We're A Going. .GIOWlng .Growing Church SUNDAY SHYtCIS BIBLE S TUOY 9 A.M. WORSHIP .10 AM & 6 PM 'WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?" PAUL t hi()MAS 845·3191 BFIVAN CFIOWE ~moldlt COl~rc8l1tionol Church nu....,st .......... .._.-641·2740 IUHOA Y HltYICU-.JO A I 0:00 A.M. ··WANTED: GREAT GAMBLERS .. Paaotr Undvall SpNklng JOHH LllC»YAU. ,ASTOi J I I I I I I I I I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES IRAtotCHIES OF THIE MOTHH CHUaCH THIE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCll:MTIST ltot IOSTOH, M4SSACHUSITTS "EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT" OCTOIER 31 Costa Mua-First Church of Chrilf, Sci...tist 2110 MeM Verdt Dr., Cotta MeM Sunday Sc:tiool -I 0 A.M. Chwch Stt•lu -I 0 4 .M. Reodillq lloom, 2810 MHa Verde Dr. Hw!ti'")tot1 leach-First Clwrch of Christ. Sci•Mist ltti •Oh•, .W11'"'91011 leoch Churcll & S.114ay School-9: 30 & I I .a.M. llNdiftc) It--221 Mal11 St. Child Con MIMldoys 9:30 to t t .30 A.M ~·~It-Shldy l"iM -Chrittiofl Sclet1u Society of lniM UN•enJty HICJh Sclloaf 4771 c....,. Dr .• •-· 217·2 I I Sv11day Schod-9:30 A.M. . Chwch Servlc-9:30 .4.M., Room 223 WM. w•lu -1 P.M •• •111. 301 &.o.Juna leach-Flnt Chwch of Chrbt, Scl•fltl1t US Hltlt Dfi•• Churcll & S.tlday School -I 0 A.M. It__.,._ -214 Forest An. L.acJyrio Hlguel-First Church of Christ, Scleftti1t 26011 Chtty Dr., Lo9vno Miquel Chllrch & Sunday School -I 0 .4.M. lleodiftcJ bom-26088 G.tty Dr. MOll.·Sot..-11 A.M.-3 ... M. Missiot1 Vieio-flrst Church of Christ, Scletttl1t Cordllltra1 ~llt.y School, 25952 Cordllera Dr. a-ch A S.tlday Scllool-I 0 A.M. ....... •--Safeway Cetit.r. Mlllrle!Mh at u Pe .... wporl leach-first Charch of Christ, Sci.t.tist 3303 Via Udo, M.....,ori leach ca.di & s-.y Sc._._..00 A I 0:30 A.M. ll""'9 a-. ll 1 5 Via Lido c .. ,., c.t •... o • .,.., , ... _,. 9 :»-I I 30 A ... IQ< SU/llY '·- Newport leach-SecOftd Chere h of Christ, Scletlfftf l 100 Peclflc Yi.w Dr .. c-._.Mer a.hh A S..tlday Sc ..... -I 0 A.M. ...... lt--'lSOO "I " I . c-t Hwy., CllM WM.l• ... TH"-t"fM ...... -IP.M .. AIC-..Ci.n All are cordially invited to atlend the church services and en.ioy the pn v1leges of the Reading Rooms CWW c ........ .,~AT AU. SllYICIS MESA BIBLE CHAPEL llOOU-•n COSTA ... ~ ....... Pethlr loll Jecobs S-. c....-Sdlul t:JO A.M, Men11flt w......-10:•s A.M. , ........... ~ l•...i.t W~7:00 P.M. I 1 ST CHURCH OF RELIGK>US SC~NCf OF NEWPORT BEAOt .._~,•rnl>A• C..hdrc.rt U'llledCnu,c.not ReltQtOUI &c .. nce l A SUNDAY SHYICE oftd SUHDA Y SCHOOL-I 0:30 A.M. REV. ALIERT IURJ(£. RScF .• lollHISnll "HOW'S YOUR HE.ALTHT' URBANUS S(flUARE MacArthur ot ford Rood-Newport Beoch l\t,,I Ul~l 111• ~~II 836-6982 Mi11httf''1 Mo. 548-6510 HARBOR OfRISTIAN CHURCH ofH•wporlleoch (Dh.clplul 2401 lr,,IMatStwttal1alH4 Church School 9:30 A.M. MorMwJ Wonlllp 10:45 A.M., "When Truth SpeakS Your Name Then What?" Rev Gene R Swanson Pas I or 645-5781 NURSERY & CHILD CARE A Clrdiaf Wtlc11111 fr• ~ UNITED CHUICH OF CHllST COMMUNITY CHURCH CON"tRATIONAL 611 Heflotntp. A••~ C-cMIMar 644-7400 DOMkl w. Ihm. Mi11istfl- I 0 A.M,....5-tday Wonhip Church Sct>ool •nd N'urwry C..rc NEIGHIGaHOOtl CONGR£GATIONAl CHURCH 340 St. AM'• '1. oteitt-yn,L.,._leoch 494-8061 Something wonderful will happen to you at the ------Jot.. M. ••po4ch. Mhtisttt NEW!'ORT HAlllOR FIRST CHRISTIAN 9:00A.M. CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE CHURCH 541 Center St Co"'" Mesa Cttatln Aris Hoeir 646·1032 MUSIC-MESSAGE-MEDITATION SERVICES & SUNDAY SCHOOL -t030A M REV ELEANOR C JACKSON M1n1o;trr • Te;ichr>r -Prac1111onPr T ilPf''> Availabh• CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE OF LAGUNA BEACH 'Otl61l ao11n•C..11~!1d •ttlTrnofld H•nr~ L.1H"h1tt rt 0 11 M1rH,tttt J+H(.~tn•fd ~\-.+\IAnt M1th\I_, SUMDAY SEllYICl-9 l 1 I .4.M. Jr. Chwch& Y-tt!Goro-.>1 -9 A.M.Ollly BIBLE OU R MIDDLE NAME Coast Bible Church San Diego Fwy 1 block So of Avery Pkwy Cor Margurite & Escolar M1ss1on V1e10 ,93-1949 831-1191 495-1191 SERVICES: 10:30 A.M. & 6:00 P.M. HARIOR ASSEMIL Y Of GOD 740W. Wilson, Co1taM•10 548·4704 DONALD I.. ltlUa GM MIW. JACK LEWIS P•tw • A•MCI• P91tor Mlt1itttf' af ....... slc J SUMDAY SllYICH f:45 A.M.-SUNDAY SCHOOL I 0:45 A.M.-,ASTOtt -.. ~ 6:00 P.M.-~= Ci.di J.o' ' ~t a IO A.M. COST A MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL l'f..SCIQGl-K_,...,.,,-E...,..,.,.,,,., _<>.ae Cit<• ' ' Main & Adams Streets Huntinglon Beach I 0 .4..M.-S-.., Wonhfp a.di Schaal a. tot.nwy lib!. School & Monli119 W ortllip 8:15·9:30·10:45 AM SHErtfEID Of THE HIUS 30121 ...,.... ._.. GOLDEHHOUll L.aCJ-Hlpef 495-1310 of WORSHl,.-4:00 P.M. Nur\.fW'V r 6h' Pftl./u1N1 l'lt illl 'llH'llc..na Office 536·2589 D1a1Devotion536·9580 Dai.Id Sa A1r9o Ml11btor I 0 A.M.-COllt..,.orary f-'fyWortlllp -t. CJ) atld Chwch School FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 792 Ylctorfa St., Cotto M•H 81bleSchool9 15A M -Worship 10 '30A M YouthGroups6P M -Vespers 7P M L. G""Y"" O.•.y, Pastor NumtrvC.re541·l461 "'•·~- ,\\t)£1 Cl:t,~t · \:""' tq,J l' 1111\ \l'\11 I)' ~~.).~ MORNING WORSH IP· &' 8 30 or 11 a rn .. THE WAITING FATHER" Dr George 0 Wood Speaking -.. ~ CHRISTIAN EDUCATION and 0 OJ III <p :e CHI LOREN'S CELEBRATION: 9 '.45 3 m "' 600PM t, "LOST SINNERS - l POOR ANO RICH" ·~ Luke 15 a 1e "o Dr George 0 Wood Speaking "-o ~,. /Jr. (,1•11r~r 0 11111111/ x e,,~ ~~,,,.... ''"""' I>-'" ""' co'..,. {1 @ CHRIS f UHlh CHUltCH Of MlWPOllT HA~ ........,..._._.,, .... s-...... MWttw DIYOTIOHAL SBYICI • I .. 00 AM ••1 CAN'T AADOU THIS .. ..... .... ~ £ooifo Clllb. I Sttl A"""'-·.....,.... hech \ 646-Slll DIAL·A-nAYllt 646-77 - I ! ' ... ' -Saturdoy, Oclobe'. 30, 1"'8 ~AIL V PILOT AS Unions Begi,R 'Search Teae}her Named to Fill Post For Brown Oj,ponem· Capitol News Service SACRAMENTO -A search for a eand1dat.e to run s uccessfully against Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. bas been undertaken by some or the most powerful labor leaders ln California. The major thrust for the attempt to unseat the governor started with th" l)uilding trade unions -unJons which h ave bee • unhappy o ve r .lhe governor's appotnt rncnts to commissions which affect their livelihood and bis refusal to go along with programs they feel could • stimulate the economy. ACTIONS BY BROWN administration appointees and Brown himself in connection with problems faced by the Dow Chemical Co. in the San Francisco Bay area have enraged officials of the building trades unions. Dow has been attempting to bwld a major chemical complex in the Solano.contra Costa area. It has been forced to face 19 govemmental units I with 79 types or construct.ion permits, Environmentalists c lose to the governor have been some of the strongest critics of the proposal. THE BU1LDJNG TRADES with more than 17 percent unemployment in the state consider this plant-with the possibility of l ,000 construction j obs over the next several years -the symbol of all their frustration over the Brown administr ation. A m eetin g was held in San Francisco involving the leaders of I several construction unions. Orficials of several public employe unions were also in atte nd ance to protest the way they say the governor had been I treating government employes. It was the necision of the group to approach Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger in an attempt to get him to run against Gov. Brown in two years. I THE GROUP ALSO considered approaching Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally or Secretary of State March ·.1-·on g Eu to come forward as candidates. Both have been attacking Saddleback college h ome economics Instructo r Barbara Gers hma n has been elected secretary of the Orqnge D i s trict executive board of the Ca lifornia Home Economics Association. She will serve for the 1W76-77 academic year. The organization is composed of h ome . economists in education Case Dismissed at all .levels. CO!lSUltanls OAKLAND (AP) -ln business and industry, specialis ts a nd free· ~arges hav~ been dis· lance professionals. mused ag ~inst a 17 • year.old H11ls borough Mrs. Gershman will girl, Tami M aoos, ac· help direct t he local cused of fatally knifing a g r o u p • s a n n u a 1 woman during an argu. the governor for his anti-business scholarship fund-raising m e nt over a near- attiude. effort. which provides collision. Judge Lyle Jtmmy Lee, executive secretary of monetary award to four Cook ruled that the July the State Building Trades Council, community college 13 death of Susan Camp, sait "We are golng to have to do s(udents majoring in the 29, of Ala med a was C USE OF UNION FRUSTRATION v. Brown, Moving Cautiously . so[thing. These people around the field. justifiable homicide. go rnor are killing us. We have the ---------------------wo t unemployment rate we have eve had and they are doing things to ma ethings worse." DR. J . VERNON McGEE L~E INDICATED several t1nion Of )ea ers also were having second HE BIBLE R 010" tho hls over "blind faith support of "THRU T A De ocratic candidates.•• He said, sp' eaking. at "W give them guys money and we giv~them voles and then they turn c QA ST BI Bl E aro d and forget us when we need thei vote or·support." scown has normaJly gotten along CHURCH Witt1 members of the various teacher org~zations. In this instance, even one of the larger teacher group lea~rs was talking of joining tht.' latxr people in their move away from the tctministration. Lf:E SAID THE building trade unipns were also looking for canfidales to support against several lib€fal Democrats who had been votllg against organized labor on key pro~sals "which cost our members job~.'' * * * State Criticized As 'No Growth' ~NTIOCH (AP) -Business, labor an taxpayer witnesses ~ay lhul C ifornia is getting a reputation as a "rn growth-· state. fhe testimony was al a lwo·day h~aring by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. E. SIDE OF SAN DIEGO FREEWAY 1 BLOCK SO. OF AVERY PARKWAY MISSION VIEJO > < !,•~--~ ..... ----..... --... "' ... . . • Every Sunday evening at 7,30 pm, Dr. Robert H. Sc huller, of the 'Hour of Power"' television ministry. with his son. Robert A. Schuller, Intern Minister. ore leading Southern Californians through the Bible. This unique Biblical journey. resumes tomorrow. Sunday. October 31. at 7.30 pm with o thrilling examination of •what the Bible teaches about speaking In tongues!' The heart-stirring voices of Jubilation and quiet moments of commitment and prayer assure you a long remembered spiritual experience. • Also. see and hear Dr. Schuller deliver his dynamic message. " ... but-God cant" this Sunday ot the 9.30 and 11 ,15 om services. You may also worship at 7.30 and a.oo am. • Comer of Chapmon and Lewis St. Near the junction of the Santa Ana, Gorden Grove, and Orange freeways. UNIONS SEEK HIM OUT Evelle Younger, Effective Foe? Antioch is near the sale of a pro· J»sed $500-million Dow Chemical Co. ~ant whjch is being held up f..>r the lack of a permit from the San l''ran· c;isco Bay Air Pollution Control Dis· OCTOBER 31st 10:30 A.M .. and 6:00 P.M. 495-1191 831-1191 Garden Grove CommunttyChurch Sundayevening, Oct.31, 7:30p~ . ct. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH WELCOME~YOU 3209 Via lido, N'f'J>Ort Beach • SUt40.t. :JO A.M. Holy Eucharistt •:OO & I I :00 A.M. Holy harht or Mon1i11q Pray~ I trna+i11ql ~00 A.M. 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Cul•trdale Scltoo', Main ot Tltlel, lr•ine 9 30 AM Wor~h•P child carel 10 30 A M Retre<>hmPnl Brea!( 10 45 AM Chns11an Education For All .Aqes Adoloh Kloth Pastor 559-4284 Saint Matthew Lutheran Church Welcomes You Worc;h1p 9 00 a.m ·Christian Education t O 15 am Cutnr Dri•• at Sondbw-cJ ffl lr,.f11tr ~ M. Mler-nn, Pottor ssz.11 21 FAITH EL TORO CHAPEL V.H.M ........ hstOf' Sunday Scnool -9.45 Moi-n1ng Worsh10-t 1 A M Revival Turo~ 30 PM A~• V 11 M.I"""' ~tnl'f _23265 El Toro ~ronta<)e Rd • l ' ACordialWelcornefrom THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Costa Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19thSt &HarborBlvd Church School for I .t.llAps-9:30 Worship -I I :00 A.M. l:ARL W IStlfll 0 0 ---Costa Mesa North MESA VERDE ' METHODIST CHURCH M•~VfodP& a .. ~ .. , :i.,, 91U1J• l Wonhip & Church School I ___ 9:l 0A.M. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Newoort Bedch 1400W Balboa BlvcJ 673·3805 Rev Robert Snt>pard Jr w onhip a Chun: h Scltool 9:l0A.M. 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I 0 A.M. -Christion ldilcatloft H- 10: IS A.M.-Wonhip I 1:15A.M.-Ftlow ..... ~ ~494·7555 This Sunday Worship in Sf.Jlndrcw's 'Prc~hyfe1 ian Church so6 St A ndrews Road • Newport Beach • 631·2880 OR CHARLES H OIERENFIELD, PASTOR Services 8 00.9 30-1 1·00 AM, "KEEP YOUR HEAD IM THE CLOUDS ... Or Cha1lcs H 0 1crent1old, Preaching CHILD CARI & CHILDREtfS SUMDAY SCHOOL .UC HW'UHI -645-2222 AT AU SBYIClS ~1t:LJr< 1-~r~· 1 ~~=-" : : ' f w..srCOMta••"" I: : ... ~~\,, • ~oa:C::.,,., COM'Un~'ClUTIISTOMl ... f..,.A.'f-S l<UR!lCRY SC~ RELIGIOUS SC~ 6UNOAYSCtiOOI. CONflf'IMAltON llAA/BAfMIT'lllAH S..-.lctt: Fri de.-&: ISP .M., Seta., t: 11 A.M. tr.tvrTINQNEWME:MleRB ._-.._. Collfor.....,._tl-.:646-SHZ C..flll.U.. M-UMtc1S~vt1olAmer1Gm COMSHYATIVI Sabbath Sff•lcet E•ery Frid_, at I: I 5 r .M. H-'-C......_C._...ef~ltclt 2401 '"*A•t;,Mw# ............ 117-&>ZS 646-1St:Z HD«IWa HUGIOUS SCHOOl "0 lo,,., , ..... .,, c:. t2teO aet.M hntlrd G...,._ Al ( Comment Page 1 ) Votes Based on Flukes? DR. NELSON POLSBY; DISAPPOINTED BY CAMPAIGN By DOUG WILLIS Hrlou1, aubetanUve luues, and One would be the 1eu.raJ in· ldeolo{)'T TIM A-l•tM"""" ll la the kind of carnpaJfc from capacity or the camp•lgn to A. On economic and domestic BERKELEY -One ot the na-which it ls terribly dll cult to moblUie and cryat.allbe~inion. lasues, yes. On lorelp poli$:J ls· uoo·s 1eadln1 authorities oo pr• C'edlct cb~u and differences The other and far mon•!fnin-sues, you might bavo no ced sldenUal elections 'llYS tbe '78 public po cy that would now cant thlnl is the effect the Gerald Ford's Cnmous elite im- campaip may have been Ute from electin1 one or another can· campai1n flnance law, whlcb plied an acceptance ot the liberal least succeurul alnce 1948 didate. put.II st.rtn1ent llmltaUCQ on ex-Democratic position that bey9nd because of 1U failures to Q. Tile• do yoe 1ee 19me w.r. pendltures on those cud.ldates t he Iron C urtuln lies a "rn'obillze and cryat.alllse opi· who accept public firuu1ce. The heterogeneous rather tban a nion." rlac of Uu tradltloaal a1tt.[egate exgendltE, $50 homogeneous group of natloru, And while the debates have DemoeraUc ud RepUlicu dlf. mU on, ls corud erably s than and Jimmy Carter attacked him been important In drawina atten· fenneaT half ol what was spent t time rrom the right, making nolseis tloo to a ••very unfocused cam-A. I think the differences are around. about liberation or captive na- palgn," Profe15or Nelson Pobby 1t111 there, and they're mean-That has the conseqience or lions. That's. trudltlonally a of the University of Calltornla in1ful. But the question ls, to not. advertlslnc very w.dely the Republican posture. says they are "simply nonsense what extent baa the campailn fact of an election. It ~ the el· Q. Waa ihat Jut t .. note ol that as an elucidation or the real pro. contributed to public understand· feet. or dampenlof down blems faced by real poliUclans." Ina of what the differences are knowledge and excitemtnt about debate? · Pols by, .C2, ls coauthor of and what they mean·for publl the election, ln short. political A. Yes. But that.:S lbe trouble "Presidential Electioo," a stan-~llcy? participation by people who are 'this year. We have nothing better dard political science textbook In tbls respect the campaien only marginally coonerted with lQ go on than flukes, misstate- on the subject. He .nalyud the baa been an enormous disap. the political system. meots and Freudian slips •. current run for the White House pointment to me. A political cam· Q. WhJcb party does ~at hurt? Q. With 'that in mind, bow Im· in a question and answer session: palen ought to be an opportunity to educate large numbers of peo-A. It hurts Democnts more, portant are the debates? Q. How does thl1 campalp for ple about the stake they have in because Republicans te-id to tum A. They're important in two president differ from put cam· their government, and my view out and vote more 107allyt than senses. One is they help attract paipa? is that is simply not being ac· Democrats. Democrats tend to attention to an otherwise very un·. A. The thing that I notice most compllahed. represent people who 8'e further focused campaign on both sides. down in the social stmtilication Second, they may help lo is that both major candidates this Q.. la this why we have the ex· of society, people -wm are less crystallize the opinions or some year are soft·edged politlclana in pedaUon of a low voter turnout? well plugged in. people who have been undecided. that neith er draws issues But as an elucidation of the re-sharply. A. Yes. There are at least two Q. Do you see President Ford al problems faced by real politi· Consequently~ it bai been a things which would account for and Jimmy Ca•'ter ta pusltlons cians, these debates are simply ~ampaign nearly devoi~ of the expectation of a low turnouL that flt aatar*lly «ltb party oonsense. 'Storm' Due Over Liquefied Nat11ral Gas Port By THOMAS D. EUAS If California's gas companies never build a seaport for import· ing liquefied natural gas (LNG), it will be because or a combina· .tjon or doubts over safety and supply. The safety doubts were en· coo.raged this month by a report from a group of Massachusetts scientists contending that storage facilities for the sub· freezing liquid metha ne gas should not be placed in populated areas. The scientists claimed thousands or nearby residents could be killed or injured in a possible explosion at a plant near Boston now operating on a tem- porary license. The sam e claim was made during legislative hearings last. 1• s ummer about proposed li- quefied natural gas ports at Los Angeles harbor and Oxnard. Those proposals com e from Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and the Southern California Gas Co., operating as partners. BECAUSE THE danger claims were never completely refuted by the gas companies, the new state coastal act which taJces ef. feet in January demands that California's first LNG port be built in a "remote" area. What isn't clear is the defini- tion of a "r emote'' area, and whether Oxnard, a city of 70,000, qualifies as one. IC Oxnard and Los Angeles are ruled out, the gas companies want to build at Point Conception in Santa Balbar a County. a clear- ly remote spot. which environ· , SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS mentalists will surely fight to protect. Also unclear now is the supply question. The companies contend LNG -cooled to a liquid state at distant wellheads in places like Alaska and Indonesia and then reheated to a gaseous state on ar- rival at the storage facility -is the only way the state can avoid severe shortages in the early 1980s. This, they say, is because gas Crom the North Slope or Alaska won't star t moving south until the mid·l980s, about five years· after California's s hortfall becomes quite severe. ·Independents Repeat BERKELEY (AP) -Most or the voters who call themselves "independents" vote for the same party year after year, just like Republicans and Democrats, a research group reports. The findings shed new light on two bits of political punditry making the rounds this election ye~: that the two.party system ls weak and that the Republican party is dylne. . · ''The number or people without ties to the two parties has been vastly exaggerated," wrote the University or California political scienUst.e in a paper presented at a forum at lhe university's Survey Research Center. 'There ls plenty or life in the two-party system.'\ And they added, "The p11ght of the Republican party is not aa serious aa many commentators think.'' or the 35 percent or the elec· torate that called themselves "independents" in 1972, the re- searchers said, 11 percent vote Democratic most of the time and 11 percent vote Republican most of the time. Only the remaining 13 percent are "pure independents," just as likely to vote one party· as the other. "The Republican share of the electorate is not just the 23 per· cent who initially admit thelr identification in that party, but the additional 11 percent who call themselves independents 'closer to the Republican party,' " the researchers said. "Thirty.four percent Is still a minority, but it is a lot better than 23 percent.'' And because Republicans tum out at thb polls in greater propor· tion than Democrats, they said, the figure of 34 percent under· represents their s trength. · The researchers said when party·leanlng "independents" are removed from the picture, there are no more "pure indepen- dents" in the voting booth than there were 20 years ago, because. the increase in their numbers i& 'balanced by a decline 1n turnout. ·Few generalizations can be made about the 13 per cent "pure independent'• voters who are ju.st ·as likely to vote one party as another, the researchers said, except that the vast majority of them wind up voting for the even· tual winner i.n a political cam- paign. "Thus commonplace talk about independents as a voting . bloc is mistaken, .. the group con- cluded. "Independents are too diverse to be a bloc in anything but name." Western Star Knows Where He's Wanted· BJ HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO &lpentar Clint Eastwood of Pebble Beach was invited to be an honored 1Uest at the opening of the San Francisco Film Festival but declined. He ls that ticked off at the local critics, tbe only ones ln the country and perhaps the world who conslatenUy and maUctoualy put tbe knock on him ••• The newly-opened Western Women's Bank is ''unfair to workingwomen!", hollers Local S'1 or the Service Employes, because it ls us· tni. ,.,_the union. "a male cbauvlnlat all-white non· union Janitorial service"; the union, which baa 117 un· employed women Janitors, ls a Ultle chauvy itself with this headline on Its flyer : .. Lad111. Your Slip JS Show· Ina." DOal& E. JONES was· aboard a crowded No. '1 bus • roate tot.he Opera Hou.I• for a matlnee perfonnaoce of "Die Wt.lhere," and when It became lmmobillud ln Van ...... Ness Ave. tramc, the mutter· ing was considerable. At last, a powerful·looking man said to the driver, "Please let me off -all these people are on their way lo hear me sing and I'd better get. there first!" And with that, J on Vickers, the world's No. 1 Wagnerian tenor, sprinted up the street. He and they made it In the proper order. EXCITING TIMES: Mary · M . Palmer walked Into Tadlch's for lunch · at noon and found -by ~es! -Presidential Presa y. Ron Nessen, also atone, auted to ber ri1ht at the counter. Mary: "How do you get '8round without being re· coplzed?I" Ron: "l'rn wear· t n1 lar~e dark glasses.". Mary: 'I'm a Ford aup· porter. I hope be has talked to Henry." Ron : • 'Htnry talks to him!' Mary: "I Just meant that Henry could offer much knowled1e." Ron: "The President knows more than Mary about ANYthlnc." And wtth that be turned hls .Uen· tlon to the salmon .• .After leaming what Earl Bub said about blacks? Patricia Spellenberg wonaera it blacu say about bonklea that. "all they want la a full tank ot gas, a clean windshield and a aboeabine''t ACADBJllA: At Sa Joie St•te, Prof. Jack Flat wu lecturtn1 on baroque music to rapt attent.lon, exc~ that· every tllbe be said. • Bach," an otherwise weU·behaved Irish Htt.er brou1ht to clan by a strl student would bart. Ju b.e banl1bed the dot, the. student apolo1iled, "You see, he think• you're ~W., the command to bark, 1 at wblcb Prof. Fink nodded, "1 un· dentand -Ul lrisb MUer from Boston.•• A speech by the chairman or the Federal Power Commission earlier this month lent new em· phasis to their LNG plans. Richard Dunham argued that a new federal energy law requiring delivery of North Slope gas to points on both sides of the Con· tinental Divide doesn't mean the gas must come directly to the West. He said the Jaw leaves room for "displacement," shipping of gas from Texas and Oklahoma to California to make up for sup- plies not received from Alaska. The problem with this is that it would leave California with no direct access lo either the North Slope gas or Southwestern sup- plies. And that means federal al· location officials can turn down the flow of gas here anytime they like. But the LNG h1porting facilities, combined with long· term supply contracts, can in- sure that California his a supply or gas not subject to the whims or federal allocators, whomay have no understanding of the air quali - ty and health implitations of natural gas in Califomll. OF COURSE, the U lG would also cost much more lban con· ventional supplies. What r emains unclear today, however, is whether there are sufficient supplies avalable to California from its trtdilional sources in Texas and Oklahoma to fuel the slate without I.NG. The gas companies si y there are not, but several ind~ndent gas producers have insi!ted to a legislative committee thlt large new aupplles could be d>tained there if fed e.ral price regulations were lifted. Meanwhile, the coastal act limits new ports to one, and that in a r e mote area, "until engineering and operational practices can eliminate any significant risk to life due to acci- dent" or until the natural gas shortage becomes critical. The gas companies, however, still want to build two ports and contend the coastal bill "doesn't limit us to one" because "we feel the criteria set for building mo're are the same criteria we would have had to meet anyway." The upshot is that the com- panies continue to push their plans despite all doubts and the likelihood is that at least one LNG port will be constructed, but where and when remains an open quest.ion. • • . ~- Regulators Financially ·Tied move into government often do not divest themselves of Jinan cial interests when they make the switch. WASHINGTON (AP) -The· r evolving door between federal r egulatory agencies and regulat· ed businesses has left the govern· ment riddled with potential con· ructs or interest, says the citizen 'nfE REPORT, compiled from lobby Common Cause. a staff study and U.S. General Of the 429 top employes at the Accounting Office audits, further federal Nuclear Regulatory verified that or 36 commissioners Comml1&lon, for example. 279 who left the regulatory agencies, came from companies which de-17 ~ent back to companies their al with the agency. agencies had r egulated or to the A Common Cause study companies' law firms. showed that industry figures who Common Cause said it round * * * * * * More than half the presidential appointees to federal regulatory agencies during a recent five-year period had connections with the industries they were called upon to police, ac~ord.ing to a new House re- port. The report, issued by the House Commerce sub- committee on oversight and inves tigations, said such a pattern of appointments carries the potential for abuse. TBE SUBCOMMll'i'EE, beaded by Rep. John Moss CD·Callf.), found that in 1971·75, 22 of 42 nominees for relUiatory agencies bad been employed directly or indirectly in industries regulate4 by the agencies to which they were appointed. · 0 Whlle In any individual case, a commissioner may perform wittiout bias .•. the practice of select · Ing so frequenUy from tbe portion of the private sec· tor to be regulated cannot fail to erode the credibility of a commission with the public," Moss said. 'lbe 1ubcommi~ said its study found a ''contin· ulni ~tream of job referrals from the White House to the aienciesf in some cases with indications that the penon abou d be employed as a reward for past pollUcal actlvltles. •• f that frequently financial dis· closure rules for the government regulators were non-existent or not being enforced. Nonetheless. it said it found 518 employes in the 11 agencies who had financial interests which ap- peared to ('onfhct wlth their duties. THE GROUP proposed that Congress en act l<'gislalion re- quiring full financial rusclosure and divestiture or holdings that might tend to bias the regulatory process. Common Cause said the re- gulatory agencies need a certain amount of expertise held by peo· ple who work for reguJated in· duslries. It s uggested that the White House broaden Its recrull· l n g scope for new . talent, however. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT The comment pal(e or the Dal- ly Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readura by prt'senl· Ing a variety o( commcmrary on topi<'S or Interest and significance from Informed observers and sp<>kesmen. Robtrt N. Wt9<1, PuWWln Saturday, Octobcr30, 1976 I I j Hello, girls and boys. We have not one, but two winners today -Jossie Ftorda of Costa Mesa, who came up with the scariest drawing, and Evelyn Kaye of 2338 Port Aberdeen Place, who submitted a touching poem dedicated to her mother. Here it is: YOU ARE A sort spring breeze, You are a mighty winter w\nd, You are a lovely flower among thelrees, You are the surf upon the beach. You are a seagull in rught, You are unlike any other ; You are a leautiful sun at twilight And you are y mother. BEAUTIFUL, EVELYN, and a fitting contrast to the scary season on which we will be embarking this weekend. And how many of you know how Halloween first came about? It was the custom long ago in Scotland to hollow out large turnips or rutabagas and put candles inside them, with a bole to shed the light for people who went out at night. These boles later became !aces to frighten evil spirits. Early settlers in America found turnips didn't grow as l a r ge, but pumpkins were common in the fall -and didn't have to be hollowed out. Thus began a tradition. NEXT TUESDAY, Americans will choose their next president and that will be the theme for * P RIZE WINNER * JOSSIE FIORDA, 12, 3074 VAN B UREN, COSTA MESA Any child 14 or under, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's all you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 4"'.: in· cht>s wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. Jt must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, llAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa 92626. Entri~s must be received by noon on Thursday for publica· tion on the following Saturday. Winner will receive Kennedy hall dollar. next week's contest. The best drawing on the presidential election will win the Kennedy hall dollar. Honorable m ention in this week 's art contest goes to Teresa Knapp, Joe Brantley, Noell Trau a nd Tawnya Gerold, all o( Huntington Beach; Sandy Olive, Costa Mesa; Debbie Tyler, Newport Beach; Lisa Johnson, Laguna Beach, ·and Stacy Haynes, Fountain Valley. Until next week, girls and boys, Uncle Len wishes all of you the very best of everything. Letters From Ellie (<) lt7Uoa E . ...-,_. Dear Ellie, When ( was in Guat.emaJa, I saw a stalfed Quetzal but not a single live one of these very beautiful birds. Are they rare now? ing creatures. There are several species, all of which began as normal shaped larvae with an eye on each side or the head. But in the process of de- velopment, these fish go through many physi~al changes: one eye gradually moves across the head to lie close to the other, the head bones change shape, and one side of the body becomes completely flat. From now on the fish will lie on one side. R.W. Dear R.W., The quetzal was very important to the Mayans and Aztecs and is the heraldic emblem of Guatemala. <Even their curren· cy is named after this beautiful creature. a "quetzal" being ... ,....~~ The plaice, halibut, flounder and sole always lie on their left side while the turbot and a few less known types always lie on their right side. The flat side is usually white or a very light color, but the up· per side bas the ability to change Its color to resem - ble the background on which the fish is lying. This is, of course, an adaptation for protection. Fre· quently these creatures cover themselves with sand so that they are practically invisible as they lie on the bottom. Many or the flatfish are of great com· mercial value since they are used as food. equal in value to a dollar.) The quetzal is predominantly green with scarlet underparts and a long. nowing tail. Quetzals still inhabit the mountainous wooded areas from southern Mexico to Panama, but ~· lliil•iilll•• they are rarely fouod now ln Guatemala. They were hunted ELLIE Ellie there ruthlessly fo_r their striking plumage, and mo~e rece~tly the Jungles have been cul back, re· ducmg their natural habitat. But a considerable number can still be found in Costa Rica. ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTiON: How di~ a magpie get its name? The original E'.nglish na~e for this bird was simply "pie," refer· nng to the. p1~d o~ biack ~d white color. The oyster· catcher, s1m1lar 1~arkmg, was called the sea-pie. Tbe addition or "mag" came from the old custom of giving common birds a nick name, in this case Magpit!. In similar manner we have Jackdaw' Robin Redbreast, Jenny Wren and such names. ' While the quetzal is not exactly endangered, we must be concerned, for although protective laws were established, they are poorly enforced. Ellie Dear Ellie, What are those O.h called which are really Oat and have both eyes on one side? QUESTION: l s there any turtle or tortoise that has teeth? · JanJeT. Dear Janie, These are called Flatfish and are very interest- READERS, Send animal questions to Ellie, c/o ~Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA., AndY n ftdl lht l!ft(VCIOPHdlA ... lt111n1<1'1 l'1t. 'ttarbOOI! ol Science and tl'le Flllu,. to Mlrl! °'°'''· ..... ol Dt> Moines. IOWI, '"' "'' ClllH• tlon· WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SEA AND AN OCEAN? Sometimes our use or language can be confusing. The words "sea" and "ocean" are good ex· amples or this, since they are fre- quently used interchangeably. Technically, however, there is a big dlfference. An ocean is a major body of water. :rhe word "oci?an" is In· eluded in the names of only five bodies of water in the world- Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic and Antarctic. These are the earth 's major bodies of salt water which extend between the continents. A sea, on the other hand, is much smaller than an ocean1 but since it adjoins an ocean, or may be within ·an ocean, the confusion is only natural. A sea can have rather indelinlte borders, such as the Caribbean Sea, the Barents Sea and the Philippine Sea. Or it can be strictly defined, such as the Red Sea or the Black Sea. the Arabian Sea and the Bay or Bengal. The Antarctic Ocean, which some geographers con· sider merely part of the southern regions of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans, varies in width from 700 miles to 2,400 miles. The smallest ocean, the Arctic, encircles the North Pole and is about a tenth the area of the Pacific. Many geographers consider the Arctic a part of the Atlantic nther than a separate body of water. THE FIVE OCEANS cover about 70 percent ol the earth's surface. When we include the seas, this becomes almost three· quarters or 75 percent. The largest 1Jea is tbe l ,14S,100· square·mile Mediterranean, which is nearly landlocked between Europe, Asia and Africa. Connected in the west to the Atlantic Ocean by the narrow Strait of Gibraltar. ita eastern outlet, to the Red Sea, ia by way of the Sues Canal. America and the major islands of the West Indies. Named for the Carib Indians, who once lived on the smaller islands, the sea is famous for its blue crystal·clear water. · Ady , ...... ~tudtllt OIOH to •• , ... McGllllway, •9• 11, ol Ottaw1. Onl., C.""'11, lor llh"uttUOft: WHO DISCOVERED THE CUR E FOR BABIES? Rabies, a very serious disease passed on to man by dogs and other warm blooded animals, i:s caused by a tiny organism called a virus. lt attacks the nervous system and, If untreated, may be fatal. In 1885 Louis Pasteur, a French chemist and biologist, treated two boys who bad been bitten by rabid dogs. The v.accine treatment, the first of its kind, proved successful. People around the world contributed money to establish the Pasteur Institute in Paris, a place where Pasteur con· tinued his vital research, and ·where important work is still be·· ingdonetoday, . Strictly apeatlng, Pasteur"s vaccine did not cure rabies. It did, however. enable the victim to build up an immunity against the disease. Rabies takes an averaie of 50 to eo days to de- velop. The vaccine, given once a day for 14 days, takes effect lm- 'mediately, allowing the body am· 'pie Unie to bulld up lts defenses. In 19'73 the World H e'alth Organization announced the de- velopment or a new rabies vac- cine, one wblch requires only one htjection. Story Lad y Now Tells Secret Art MIAMI BEACH Fta. (AP) - For 1S years, Edythe Clement bas made her living telling stories. Now, "The Storybook Lady" is sharin& the secret.s of her trade. "I bave to pass it on,'' said Mrs. Clement, who soon will begin teaching an adult educa· Uon course at a local high school. The subject is •'The Art or Story telling.·• MRS. CLEMENT, wearing.a lace gown and fairy crown and carrying a wand, often holds fairy tale shows for children staying in local hotels. "Storytelling is getting to be a Jost art among parents because of television,'' s he said. "Children w~nl t.p bear stories, but the parents are afraid to com· pete with TV." "But really, whether it's naive or sophisticated, big stories for big people or little stories for lit· tie people, it's all enchantment,'' she said. SHE SAID her interest in fairy tales began back in Philadelphia when her grade school principal read the childrens' stories during assemblies. "Then, when I had three children, I r ead to them, and other mothers asked me to read at their own childrens' parties," Mrs. Clements said. "That's how I got started 1n business." . She said sbe doesn't agree with psychologists who say the classic fairy t ales are too frightening, too gory and too sexy. But sbe ad- mitted that sometimes she censors the stories. When she tells a story, Mrs. Clements throws herself into it. Her hands and the rest of her body seem to sculpt pictures in the air. APPLE-LOVING COCKER SPANIEL DOES HIS OWN PICKI NG Scamp Le•p• For • Choice Tidbit From a Low Branch Apple-eating Dog Picks Own Fruit KOHLER, Wis. CAP) -Some people .have dogs that will bring them the newspa~. Scamp, a nine-year-old cocker spaniel, br· ings home bis own fresh-picked apples. Elmer and Laverne Bridson, Scamp's owner s, say he de· veloped his love of apples several years ago. "He happened to be sitting un- der a tree when one fell down in front of him," Mrs. Bridson said Tuesday. "He sniffed it, rolled it over and finally took a bite." bruise. the apples or leave arsy ·teeth marks on them. "Cocker spaniels have very soft mouths, so be doesn't do much damage,•• Mrs. Bridson said. The couple said at first they had trouble keeping Scamp away' from the trees, so they trained him to pick only on command. • "Now, every day all summer he's trying to lead us down to the apple trees," she said. "He just stands around under the tre~ with a hopeful look on his face." · "That's the way you've got to tell it," she said. "You've got to really get into it, really believe it • • . then the children will believe it too. You ca11 never really put on a child." THIS C.4.T HAS EAR PIERCED IT WASN'T LONG befor e Scamp refused to wait for people to give him apples and started picking his own from low· hanging branches. "He stretches out on bis hind legs, reaching and g r a bbing the a pple," Mrs. Bridson said. Or, he takes off from a dead run for a leap at a bright red apple. "He's to the point now he'll even climb the ladder with us to help pick," Mrs. Bridson said. SHE SAID SCAMP, who also dives for articles tossed int~' ·three feet of water and puts money into a piggy bank, has a sure instinct for picking apples. "I don't know how he does it.'' she said, "but he always goe!" right for the best apples. the ones1 I want to eat for myself or make' into a pie or something.•• "> TOLEDO, Ohio CAP) -During a fight with another cat. Sugar. an ll·Jear-old tiger cat belonging to Jan Montesino, 15, had bis ear pierced. Sugar turned this misfortune to an advantage, however. The cat now weacs an earring through the hole. NOW YOU KNOW · SHE SAID SCAMP usually grabs the first apple for himself: after that. be takes care not to As !11any as 1,652 languages and. ~1alects . a~e spoken among India s 600 m1lhon population. world scope (10 polnla for NCh ~ 11\IWNd comctfy) 1 The Chairman of the mililary's Joint Chiefs of Staff Is (CHOOSE ONE: General George Brown. General William Westmoreland). 2 American professors Bur.ton Richter and C.C. Ting shared the Nobel Prize in •• ? .. , for their work with a new kind of heavy elementary pilnicle. a-medicine b·physics c·chemlstry 3 The 1976 Nobel (CHOOSE ONE: Peace Prize, Prize In Economics) was won by University of Chicago professor Milton Friedman. 4 An Arab summit In Saudi Arabia produced a truce plan to h411t the civil war In (CHOOSE ONE; Lebanon, Egypt). S Reports from China indicated that Mao Tse- tung's widow, ,. l .. , had been arrested for auempting to seize power, a·H11t-Kuo·feng b-Chlang Ching c·Yeh Chlen·ying newsname I have been the head of the Communist Pany of the Soviet Union since 1965. Can you give my name and rnle? matchwords (4 ,.tlta ..... con'9Ct Nlch) S-fmproprlety a-order b·impul•ive, unpredktabfe <-government aid to business d·misdeed e-one who anles out A tuk In addition to being a family firn feature, THE" QUIZ is an integral part or the in·classroom news program presented in Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Daily Pilot. AftlWtn ,,,.., l\IMldeclowftl llel•w•wlt • news picture (10 point& If you •nswer lhlt question COfT9Ctly) Pumpkins are an Important pan of Halloween. Old this plant originate with the Indians or was it brought over by Europeans? sport light (2 polnta for Nd! quntlon 1111wered COf'l"KtlJ) 1 What teams met in the 1976 baseball World Serle\t 2 Former UCLA badcetball star (CHOOSE ONE: Cunis ltowe, Sidney Wicks) was wld by ttie Portland Trail Blazers to thl3 Bostc,n Celtics. 3 True or Fa!~: The Pon.Ltnd Trail Blazers play In the NBA't Pacific Division, .C Collegiate kiclcer Ove Johannson of Abilene ChrlRian boo«ed a 69-yard field goal to break the NAIA muk of 62 yards that had been set by .. ? .. , now a kicker for the Green Bay r1dten. il·Jan Stenerud b.Chester Marcol c•Efran Herrera S The longest fleld. goal in professional footf,,11wn •• f .. 7Qtc:fs. kicked by Tom Dem!Hey, 1970. ~·59 b-63 c-70 roundtable ftmly dicu.ion (no ICClff) Do you' think public opinion pottt fllW! m lnffuenc:e on campaigns and the way people vote? Why or why notl YOUR ICOM: 11to100 Poll*-TOP ICOllSl 11 .. IO pollMt-&~. 71 to IO palnll-Gooct.11 to 70 polra-r.1r. 1025·76 • vtC. lftc.. MMlton, Wleconlln . ~ .. 'I ~ i ~ ~ I j J l ' l • t • I . • . 'It # • . OF THE FIVE oceans, the Pacific is by far the largest, cov· ering some 64 million square miles. Also the deepest ocean, its an r age depth is about 13,000 feet, and Its g reatest known depth Is 37,782 reet. About half Ute size or the Pacific, the Atlan· Uc Ocean extends from tbe Arctic to the Antarctic reit005, and from Europe and Africa on the eut, to the Americas on the' ~est. The Indian Ocun, the third· largest, lies soath of the equator and forms two large indentaUona In the southern coast of Asia- One of the laraes t, moat beautifUl seas In the world is the Caribbean. An extemion of \he AUanllc Ocean, it covers 750,000 square miles and ls bounded by the c9a.st.s of Central and South (Do )'OG •ne a q..._toASK ANDY! Sedtl It oa a post card c ~ wttla yoar aame, 11e and com· , • 1 q-g Q·t .. plete addre • '° ASK ANDY Ln· .anJJ.·£ .SJlf:>!M .<aaprs..z .S<X}l(U1?A ){JOA MaN care of tflb mew1paper. Eatrits ·0Ql puu S\l')l{ nuatrptJ!O 34.J. .. C :J.HOnJ.t:tOdS opentolitl1Hdbo~7.&o\7.) streypu~ :3t;tnJ.Old SM3N -- ,. .. . • l I .. L• A8 DAIL V PILOT Saturday, October 30, 1978 • ' • • "'\..- Sea FIOol!'s Riches: Re8011r@e or Time Bomb? Edttor'a Note: ThU" the eighth o/ 16 arHc~s m the #riea "Ocean•: OurCoNinuing Frontier." In thil /frat o/ fl'trtt orlicle1 on marme resources, Don E. K01h conmer1 Ute mtnttol IONlth o/ tJi. oceona and the economic, t~hnologacol,.and poUHcol problem• btvolved Jn uplothng tlwae reaourcea. Theie .article. "'ere written for Courie• by Newapaper, .a program developed by Univerail11 Enenswn. UC San Diego, and J"1tthd by. a gr01tt Jrom the Nolumal Endowment for the Humamner. C.Opyrl•M 1'70y I ... R ... Oib .. lltUfllftt\11, ti Gtlll•Mll•. By DONE. KASH All but hidden by the clamor over the energy crisis is what some believe to be an approaching minerals crisis. lk>th crises share two interrelated problems - the growinJ shortage of domestic resources and thus our 10creasing reliance on potentially· unfriendly nations for minerals as well as energy supplies. Aluminum, copper, manganese, tin, nickel , cobalt -all crucial to the modern technology that supports our economy and life.style -must be imported in ever-increasing amounts to meet needs not covered by domestic production. BUT WILL THESE DWI NDLING supplies automatically mean that the U.S. and other developed countries must pay any political or economic price as ked by the exporting countries in the future? A vocal and growing group answers, "No, not if we are willing to expend the effort and money lo tap resources beneath the ocean.•· With more than 70 percent of the earth's surface covered by the sea, the ocean floor is thought to be a bountiful source of energy and mineral resources. Current estimates are that the ocean floor contains more than 30 percent of the world's remaining oil and gas and 50 percent of its hard minerals. Also, many of the ocean's resources should be high grade, as compared to the increasingly lower grade of terrestrial resources. R ECENT TECHNOLOG ICAL ADVANCES have made deep-water resources available for the first time. With offshore oil and gas technology leading the way, a new marine resources industry is opening the world's oceans to development. Unders ea e nergy and mineral resources differ greatly in physical character, location. state of industrial development. and associated pobtical issues. Oil and gas technologies are well developed; operations take pl ace near coastlines and involve primarily d omestic issues. Hard mineral technolo~ies are not commercial; mining will initially take place in deep water and will KASH involve international issues. For these reasons. the two major resource categories are discussed ·separately. Large-scale development of u ndersea petroleum r esources began off the coast of Louisiana in l 947. The gradually -sloping ocean floor in that area allowed industry to develop exploration and production technology step by step into greater water depths. THE EXP ERIENCE GAINED OFF Louisiana contributed directly to exploration and production technologies u sed in such diverse areas as the North Sea and offshore Indonesia. Present technologies should be adequate to recover most of the estimated 55 to 70 percent of undersea petroleum resources located in water depths of 650 feet or less. In 1975, offshore sources accounted for nearly 20 percent of the daily world petroleum production, or approximately 10 million barrels. The U.S. poUUcaJ and social. particularly tn areas such as tn one case, Exxon paid $632 million for six conflicts. these disputes further confuse orderly the Atlantic and Alaskan coasts with no history of tracts, totaling approximately 31,000 acres •. on development or offshore energy resources. petroleum production. Jn these areas, political and which they found no commercially producible 011. TUE LOCATION OF UNDERSEA ores and the environmental conflicts are heightened by In other cases, low bids have won leases on technology ror recovering them differ greatly from uncertainty whether petroleum deposits actually tracts that became major producers. those tor olrshore oil and aas. At present. there ls no exist. M a result of these teasing arrangements, large·scale marine mining. Generally, the individual states own all ~----~ lniUal mining activities wlll Ukely attempt to undenea resources within three miles of their recover larae deposits of ferromunganese nodules shores. Beyond that point, the federal government '1t'Uh •ore tlla11 70 pn-~t ol under 12.000 to 18,000 feet or water in the is the owner. Most of the nation's offshore ~a.-ea rt•'• ._.1~ ~ ..._ tit~ mid· Pacific. These nodules have o sulficienUy high petroleum is in federally owned areas. •nc -l!IJ content of manganese, nickel, copper, and cobalt to As a result, states contend that they suffer the •ea, tlte oeea• floor b ...... , ·to persuade expert:s that they can be commercially major dis adv an tag es of offshore development while f)e a •o-tflMI . •~ ol f!Wern recovered from these great depths. • the federal government el\joys the benefits. Tbe d I I , Two mining methods are proposed. One uses a states want a portion of the revenues, a role in •• • •era N!SOtlrces. bucket line dredge, which basically consists of a managing the development, and sufficient ~~~ revolving loop of steel cable from the ship to the sea information and lead time to plan for development. floor. Buckets attachc.'<i to the cable collect the some portions of Industry believe that they are nodules and carry them to the surface. THE UNECERTAINTY OVER TUE existence forced to take unreasonable economic risks for the THE OTHER MINING METI D t of petroleum in offshore areas can only be resol ved pum PS w 8 er "'ublic good. Conversely, son.e industry critics wt'lh the nodules suspended a·n 1't rough a pipe from by exploratory drt.IUng. To gain the rights to drill on r ., COntend that the practices allow priva\e comoani es th n to urface s somelha"ng like a rede. lends, companies must bid on lease tracts, e sea oor a s • b ds f doll f h ti to exploit publicly owned resources for unjustified giant vacuum cleaner. in feet paying t ousan o ars or a un ng company profits. Added to the state-fejeral <SeeOCEANRJCHES,Paice AIZ) lie e. --~~~~~~-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---=.,.;...._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * * * Congress Unit Taps Writer Don E. Kash bas been professor of political science and director of the Science and Public PoUcy Program at tbe University of Oklahoma slnce 1970. A former consultant to t he Co n gressiona l Co m missio n on Gover nm e n t Procurement, be is a member of the advisory council to the Office ot Technology Assessment of Congress, which is studying the impact ot gas a nd oil development in the waters off the New J ersey-Delaware coast. He is the author of "The Politics of Space Cooperation," "Politics and Resear ch ," and coautb.or of ·•Ener gy Und er tbe Oceans: A Technology Assessment of Oute r Contin ental Shelf Oil," and "Gas Ope r ations and North Se a O il a nd Gas: Implications for Future U ni ted Sta t es Development." Cardiac Revival Class Set Two classes in cardio·pulmooary r esusci tation <CPR) have been scheduled for November by t he Rancho Viejo Jllnior Woman's Club and Capt. Tim Sappok of Mission Viejo Fire Station 24. Paid Political Advertisement NABERS eodiUac Would this make a 9ood play9round for our children? Vote YES on K to keep Harbor Blvd. Commercial, and to keep property taxes down! All OPEii LmER TO THE CITIZENS OF COST A MESA ·~e urCJe a YES VOTE your November 2 " will appear on . ~easure t< 'Which t d Councilmen of your ballo · Mayors an of Referendum As former that opponents element of qood City we Kfee ould defeat every THE MAJOR CONSTRAINTS ~ offshore [ •. •:petroleum developanent in the U.S. ave been ~ BALTZ-BERGERON Death Notices • '* FUNERAL HOME A four-hour class will take place Nov. 8 from 9 a .m . to 1 p .m. T he second class will be split into two sessions of twt> hours each on Nov. 10 and 11 from 7 to 9 p.m . Both have a limit of 15 people and are free of charge. SA PPOK WI LL instruct the cl asses at the fire station, which is located on Marguerite Parkway near Oso Parkway. Measure w city planninq. 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GREENE CHARLOTTE 0 GREENE Pa\<~ fr#AY Cklob"' ,.111. Survt""d bV ner dauqllt•r Charlotte Hf'lri•. J Q•.,,,d<hlldr,n A 7 qrf'al9ran0<hlldr•n. Holy Ao-.,.., w•tt ~ h~ld Sun<t•v "' IPM Al Our Lady Ouf'en ol AnQOI•\ Calholtc C"urcri. Co•.,.,• drl Mllr. f unPrltt Md\\ MOrtd3V 10AM. tn1f'r• mf'nl Holy Sepulchre Cem•tery, (.nttAQO, t111no•\. Paclllc Vihv Memon111 P1rk Mortuilr'f Oire-ctor'\. CPR is a m eans ror in ducing artificial circulation a n d respiration when an accident victim is not breathing and has no heartbeat. The Tech- nique is used specifically for heart attack victims. STUDENTS WILL be trained on a special mannequin that records -::::========~· CPR efforts on a.printed [ L. M. BOYD ) sh~!~s reservations or '---------information on special · INFORMS In the group training can be DAILY PILOT obtain ed by calling Sappok at837·9333. TENNIS * Hobie Sports l TD Proud1y Pt,.se,.•s: SKI * "Our t st Annual 2 i" 1 Ex•rovogan10·• Super Ski Swap! 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Boulevard a com Vote YES on K to kMp your property taxes cloWn I W•JonlM. A. L Phlkhy. Robft+ Wiison. ,..._.Mtiy0rmd Forwwf' Mayor ClltCI For Mtr Mayor ..ct C:ltJ C:o.c..._ CttyC-.cllmcM City C: omcllllKW'I • Paid for by Citizens for YES on K. Ralph Gordon, Chairman, 2024 Kornat Or. Costa Mesa -. ---·------ . • , ,., : r o I I ~ I b D y ,t e 1( p a C I tl )< e e d It e 8 e ~ ) ,t ' b ( .a r den .Cleaning Seas on The full ~cason is evident In most California Jardens with colorful berries and falling ' leaves signaling the close of the "long summer months. We are reminded tha t cleaning the garden each fall can make the dlfrerence between a rine f{arden and an average one. The removal or leaves and other debris from garden beds will eliminate the breeding and hibernat in g places for overwintering pes ts. Ttus should be a conl.Jnuing procedure during the time that leaves are falling or annuals are fading Fallen lea ve!> should be raked rrom la~ns and g round covers to avoid s mothering the undergrowth dunng the wet season FADED ANNUALS should be removed as soon as their usefulness Is ended. Don't wait to remove them with the idea that you'll plant blooming· annuals later on in their place. Winter blooming annuals should be set out now so their root sys tems can develop be fore cold winter weather. They wall be leaps and bounds ahead of annuaJs set out,_ after the first of the new year. Clean-up s hould also include the removal of any weak and poorly performing sh.rubs and their replacement with new material. While warm temperatures still persist. there is a possibility o( late outbreaks of chewing and sucking insects , which can cause defoliation of some plants Your nurseryman can recommend a •afe, effective spray to use to control garden pests. South Coast Garde n Club Pr:ogram Set South Coast Garden Club will 'meet Nov. 10 at Three Arch B~y Clubhouse, 50 La Senda Drive, South Lag"1na. Mrs. R ay Raymond, lecturer and photographer , will present a program '·something Mor e A b o u t B i r d s T h t• ~ Humm1n g b1rd i\ l.1 v1n i: Jewel." This continu1.•s in the fo1arden club's theme ''Nature's Gifts to Our Heritage-Estheuc Values Thro\lgh Sight and Sound." Miss Jean Atkinson 1m 1tes all women or the area interested in gardening and nature to attend Mrs. Charles Peterson heads lhe committel' for lhl' de-.~crl lea following tht• program BOLSAnurser,, CllC4 ' ·Great.P111npkln AP W1re....,\o Mark Keck of Williamsport, Pa., proudly displays the giant pumpkin he grew in his backyard.· "I brought a seed home from school and just stuck it in the ground," Mark said. The h aphazardly- planted seed produced a vine 40 feel in length and a pumpkin 80 inches in circumference that weighs over 200 pounds . Annuals Provide Bulb Bed Cover Create an extra special effect in lhc bulb ga rden this season with colorful annuals. Enjoy the nowers of Alys sum, Pansies an<I Violas all through the winter months. Then, next s pring watch Tulip, Daffodil and Hyacinths sprout through the lovely cover. Picture the combination of yellow Daffodils poking up through a bed of blue Violas or a mass of red Tulips wi th snowy white Alyssum at their feel. These are the touches which make an artist of any gardener. YOU CAN PLA1''T i.t IJulb bed cover a t the s a m e time you plant )Our bulbs or you can wait up lo a month. The only thing to be careful of is that the cover be planted before the bulbs have begun to svrout. Otherwise, you might injure the sprouting tops with your trowel. A Oower that !>eems ideaJly suited to planting over a bulb berl as the Viol a . . mentioned abo' c an combinatio n with yellow Visit Our PLANT~OUSE Daffodils. Avoid combinations of yellow Violas a.nd Daffodils when trying to create an effective . contrast. Use blue or white Violas with such Daffodils as the giant }(jng Alfred and use yellow ones with the while Beersheba Daffodil or with red tulips. ANOTHE R NUR SE R Y transplant that goes well over bulbs is tile Violas's cousin, the Pansy. Pansies in combination with white Alyssum make an ideal carpet for bulbs to push up through The Alyssum family bas many members which will enh&ice a bulb planting. Not only the whlte Carpet or Snow but pink Rosie O'Oay and purple Royal Carpet are a\. a1lable ror winter color. When planting any winter color be sure to pro\•1de good drainage a nd set out s nail bait between the rains lo control the snails and slugs Weekend Gardening Checklist FILLED WITH A GREAT SELECTION OF INDOOR PLANTS AND AN EXCITING COLLECTION OF BRASS, STONEWARE AND PORCELAIN COMTAINERS. • Berried shrubs to· plant now include Ho!Ues, Pyracanthas, Heavenly Bamboo and miniature berried shrubs -Dwarf Burford Holly and Tiny Tim Pyracanlha. FEATURING TOP-QUALITY NURSERY STOCK AND THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF CONTAINERS AVAILABLE. HUNTINGTON BEACH 187-t-2 D OLS.A CHICA JlD ..... 0 ·1011 10~ WARMER OH IOlSA CHICA RD.I GIANT! ~ PUMPKINS INDIAN CORN AND MORE . . . i30t San J01Quln Hiiis Rd , Newport Beach •Clean up leaves and fallen fruit. Cut back browned perennials and prune everg r eens lightly. •This is a good lime for transplanting. If you are remodeling your garden. see the fine hardy evergreens that are arriving ·daily at your C.A .N. nursery. You'll find excellent h e d ge materia l , foundation plants and accents. •F eed annuals set out last month. Keep them well watered. •Keep an eye to your planting of Ranunculus. Cover them ir you can lo keep the birds at bill's length when the bulbs start lo sprout. Cell 642-5618. Put • few words to work for ou. ~'4 •" 'nuth 111 .. ," "''"~ ''u1h t o ... ,, \ 11l•l\ ' ..... '"'"'· ( •"' Saturday. Oetober SO. 1079 ' DAILY PJLor* AS Tou..UtTrap Tropical Area Makes 'Hero' FREMONT, Ind. (AP) -Bob Hamllton's banana trees are something of a tourist attraction in this part of northeastern Indiana. where the winters are cold and s nQwy. So is the Japanese tea room ot his log cabin. It's all part of a love affair with the tropics an~ the Orient that began more than 30 years ago when be was a young Navy man guarding Japanese prisoners of war on Guam. "lt 's that Japanese thing bouncing around in my head. Everybody's got a place they'd like to go," Hamilton said in an interview. ''It's just a fascination Fuchsia Club Sets Annual Harvest F ete Costa Mesa-Bay Cities Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will have it's a nnual Harvest Table Nov. 8 in Veterans Memorial liall, 565 W. 18th St.. Costa Mesa at 7:30 p.m. Fred Woods," president. requests Christmas goodies s1,1ch as: knitted clothes hangers , pot holders, book markers, candied fruit, fudge, divinity, toys, cookies, cards, fruit cakes, candles, plants, and Christmas eye-catching articles to be orrered to the public Donations spon sor a horticultural student at Orange Coast. College. Mary Wa rwick, refreshment chairperson, will be assisted by Cheryl Beers, Stuart Price. and Laura Trainer. Marc el la Van Riper , aluminum chairperson, will collect aluminum brought to the Harvest Table. I've had ever since I was a lud in the Navy." HAMILTON, 49, was an ironworker until be was forced into early retirement by arthritis, brou1ht. on by bones broken in 20 years or motorcycle racing. Tt\,at left him with time on his bands at the log cabin on Snow Lake where he lives with his wlfe Margaret and the two of their six children still at home. ·• "When you 're working and raising a family, you don't have time for that kind of monkey business," said Hamilton of his exotic plants. "Now, I've got the time; not the money, but you can make a little time goa long way." USI NG CYPRE~ logs and glass from some commercial greenhouses he once operated, Hamilton, his wife and a niece built an octagonal gteenhouse, 34 fet!t in diameter and 20 feet high. Inside, he said, "I suppose 1 've got a hundred different kinds" or tropical plants. The crew also cr eated a Japanese tea house and waterfall along a pond that Hamilton reclaimed from a peat bog "Just an ol' mosquito hole," he calls it on his property. He has been collecting tropical plants for nearly a decade. "scrounging · around'' through nurseries in the Midwest and sending "shopping lis ts" to Florida w ith vacationing neighbors T H E EXOTIC FLOR A - including banana, coffee, rubber and monkey puzzle trees give the greenhouse the humid, jungle atmosphere that Hamilton first encountered on Guam and other Pacific outposts. They 've al s o made him something of a folk hero to neighboring plant lover!> "l have quite a following of elderly women -my wile calls them my little old ladies,·· Hamilton said. "They come, and we talk, and I do a little plant doctoring. This place is like a tourist trap in the summer '' HOM E/CARDEN . KOCEAirs : ·Building a · Greenhouse. . : ~ Have you ever wanted to grow. lus h green exotic plants or maybe have a speciaJ place to do your gardening? I Then tune-in to the learn by I doing show , .. Do It Yourself," on KOCE·TV, Channel 50, at 7:30 p . m . Tuesday a nd _watc h "Building a Greel)house." On "Do It Yourself,'" Jim Clarke. construction technology instructor at Orange Coast College will demonstrate profess ional techniques of building a greenhouse. Clarke will give step by step instructions on how to build a greenhouse, from putting up the frame lo placing in the final sheet of glass. He will build a six by six foot greenhouse on the program. ln addition to bui lding th~ greenhous e, Clarke will also discuss kinds of materials used, selection of lumber. constru~tion techniques along with how much time and money is involved in building your own greenhouse. Clarke will also talk about the various kinds of greenhouses - deck greenhouse, sun room and window extension. Wendy Wetzel, host or ··no It Yourself.•· will show slides of the different kind of greenhouses. Instructions on "Building a Greenhouse.'' including the plans used on the show, will be available by callin g (714 > 897-0302. or writing "Do It Yourself," KOCE·'l'V, 15744 Golden Wes t St., Huntington Beach, CA. 92647. Nursery Tour Set By Group .WHOLESALE n us . sH1tU1s -HOUSE f'LAHU '. California Macadamia Society will hold il"s annual field trip Nov. 20. All interested persons are invited. Chartered buses with rest rooms will leave Live Oak Park, in Fallbrook, at 9 a.m . sharp . rain or shine, for a guided tour of nurseries and groves SJ00.00 MINIMUM EACH PURCHASE 24" BOX TREES 15 GAL. TREES &.SHRUBS 5 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS WHOLESALE BOOK PRICES FRUIT· SHADE · AVOCADO -CITRUS-ETC. __ _,I I.__ __ S.D. Wholesale Growers 11622 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY PHONE 546·3429 DAILY 9 AM-5 PM · in the Fallbrook. San------------------------------Luis Rey, and Escohdido areas. A lunch stop will allow time to eat a sack lunc h and drink each individual should bring. To join this tour, please make a reservation thru the Society secretary at P.O. Box 1352, Vista. Ca. 92083 not later than November 13. Live-Oak Park ls located 2 miles west of U.S. 395 on Reche Rd. near the village of Fall brook. Fuchsians Meet Set Garden Grove Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will meet this month only on Wednesday at 7 :30 p.m. at Loyal Barker EJem- e nta ry School, 12~65 Springdale. Garden Grove. STAR J ASM INE 1 GAL. Re~. 2.2!l SALE •mm Thru Nnv. 2 Excellent coastal shru!,, vine or .,rround cover. Fragrant star.shaped no wen;. .~e rt"ic:e u nd Quality · Sinn > 1916 NURSERY-i FLORIST Florist Special , . :-. Beautiful "\ I ' ,.~-... · frl'shly-rut. ·~,.,· ROSES . ;~t .. llmi) , I ·/ DOZEN ' . \fany color'!_ 11 Florist wrap. I VOTED ! Show vout l>allol •ltp to.our O<JrtJl <101•1 rc'C'l'l\I' II fH t::t: N1rn:1t1t1n houtonn1rrr '" tnl.1'11 COr$1tl(I' l . ~ l>on '! I or~('l Io votl' "Ii O\ :? There will be a "Pruning Workshop,·· so bring in a plant you wish lo prune. Members will -.;;;;;::=======:::::::::::::::::::;::;;::::;;,ii...._r_u_n_o_r _w_~_'-___ ....:::=;;..;;...+-furnish the plant table this month. There will be doo r prlr.e s, and refreshments. Visitors are welcome. Solid Oak WHISKEY BARREL 'luilt t.o last for ye;m! Great. for trees, shrubs and flower planters. 26" diameter 17" dt'cp • l=~~ .... Thru Nov 2 Some Punapldn This huge s pecimen looks like it could be Charlie Brown's Great Pumpkin. It is ac- tually Harry Moon's Great Pumpkin and youngsters are invited to guess Hs weight at the Cottage Restaurant it1 Laguna Beach. Contest deadline is midnight Sun- day. Weig h-in to determine winner of $10 will be a t noon Monday. Pumpkin is being measured by Diane Gutka. House-lot Link Mulled Laguna to Resume Study of Plan Nov. 30 A proposed home building ·eg\llation that would restrict be size of a Laguna Beach 10use lo 40 percent or its lot has ieen set for a study session or he Planning Commission Nov. 0. The actio n foll o w ed a ometimes heated two-hour earing before the commission ftis week in which properly wners. realtors and architects pposed the measure. IF THE PROVISION, part or a a rger dens ity limi tation iroposal for s ingle family .omes, were ·enacted, a new By San Juan home, exclusive of its garage, could contain up to 2.400 square feet, on the s tandard 6,000·foot lot. But in its present form, the regulation would also prevent owners o f existing ov'ersize houses from rebuilding to present s ize in event of destruction from fire or other calamity. Several homeowners spoke al the hearing who feared Joss or property value because of that aspect. A CONSORTIUM of Laguna Beach architects represented by Ag Land Decision Held Indefinitely San Juan Capistrano planning commissioners have indefinitely · abled a gener al plan amendment designating certain city property :or agricultur al preservation. Planning Director Thomas Merrell told the commissioners that due o a conflict of staff lime, he was not -prepared to proceed with a public hearing o n agricultural pre· servation scheduled for the Tues. day meeting. TWO SAN J UAN property Brown Hits 14 Oil Foes LOS ANGE LES CAP ) Complaining of legislative ob· structionism, Gov. Brown has '!har ged m ajor oil companies arc .rying lo defeat Prop. 14, the slate farm labor in1liative. Brown has told a L-Os Angeles news confe r e nce that Getty. Standard and Union oil com- panies, which own large interests m major California farming cor- porations, are trying to prevent Prop. 14 from stabilizing the iarm la bor issue. He said the opposition hopes extended battles over farm labor will divert the legislature from other issues, including property tax relief. owners challenged the com· missioners' right to hold a public hearing on the subjed , saying not all landowners who would be affected by the amendment had been notified of the hearing. Merrell said he wished to con· suit with property owners and do a first rate job preparing a staff report on agricultural preserva- tion in San Juan. He called the is- sue complex and of great im- portance to the city . PLANNING Commission Chairman Robert Davies said he 1s very concerned about the is· sue. lie questioned the value of pursuing an a gricultural pre· servalion program in the af· lermath of the election last March in which city voters turned down the program by a 3·2 ma rgin. "Public input has been weak, lo put it mildly," he said. "We may be tilting at a windmill. when other issues a r e more likely to meet with success." Chris Abel argued that the 40 pe rcent requirement is too res trictive, and complained that it adds yet another layer of bureaucratic constraints on design. But other people, associated with conservation and environm· ental causes, pleaded that the regulation would cure a problem they s aid existed with overbuilding on lots. THE <:ITV HAS gone to court in at least one ins tance to prevent a builder from e recting a large home on a relatively small lot surrounded by smaller homes. Laguna Beach has attempted to control building /lot size ratios in res identia l areas through setback and height contr ol building limitations. Some residents and city planners feel the regulations haven't been tight enough. . The Planning Com.mission is expected lo hold a final public hearing on the matter Dec. 14, then pass its recommendations to the City Council. Three Swine Flu Clinics Established Swine flu inoculations will be available at three clinics in Orange County this weekend. The, clinics, sponsored by the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross and the Orange County Health Depart- ment, arc for people 18 years old and over. In Santa Ana the clinic will be held at the Orange County Red Cross Chapter Headquarters, 601 N. Golden Circle Dr., from 3:30 to 7:30 p .m . today and 1 to 6 p.m.onSunday. The Fullerton clinic will be held al the North County Red Cross Service center, 1207 N. Lemon from JO a.m . to 6 p.m. today and from l to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The Westminster clinic will be held at the West County Red Cross Service Center, 7571 Westminster Ave. from 10 a.m . to 6 p .m . today and 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Frauder Fined -------------------- ws ANGELES <AP) -The last of several de· ·endants charged ";th iwindlin g ins urance companies with phony :.iutomobile accident re· POrls h as been fined '312.SO and sentenced to three years probation. l.inda Faye Isadore 'lleaded no contest to ·~ h a r g e s s h e f II e d :r audulent ins urance laims. THE PlUMllMG HIAnMG AIRCOMD. m .. ,,_ .. , __ I 5-•<" '" ..,,,.,, ...... ~ .. MIS'l•ON VIEJO :21922 Ctm•l\o C1D11trt"° ai..c. .. ,.,,_., .,._,. ,~· 495-0401 COSTAMn>A l l\"N .... 1)()<1 &i•d 642·175J ICITCHIH & IA TH llMODELIMCii .. HHTIMARS lffO.,.Olojlfey1tl ... HAM(IM• ... -.tN OF"Ol 16»W l'""°'" At11'8rbl 41 \-ti 772-3470 •1 ••• HFADQUAKl'ERS 81111T IELECTIDI Of llEW lllD 1£COllDITIOllED 11111~ COlllGl.E llD IPlllET PllllOI -arlllET lllD COlllOLE 0181111 ,.__ .... _ llMllU THOMll KOHLEI I CAllPIB.l \ To Meet Again SACC, Merchants Split on Signal Woods Trip IJackfires EUCLID, Ohio CAP) - Three Euclid Kigh School juniors who took the day off from school should have studied geograpby ln· stead. Alter two meellnp, the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council (SACC) and merchants aUll hold differing oplnloos on a system of traf· fie sisnals proposed for the portion ot El Toro Road that runs in front oftheSaddleback Valley Plaza. Autboritles aald the three p acked canned spaghetti and a lltUe marl· Juana tor the day in the woods. They've scheduled another meeting Nov. 10 ln an attempt to resolve their differences. SACC has OP· posed all but one of the three pro· posed signals. WITHOUT A COOPERATIVE plan for the commercial centers being developed across the street from the plaza, SACC members said, the signals will slow down ~affic and cause greater. pro-.._.. blems than there are now without' the lights. or Saddleback Valley P laza, arguedn during a meeting with SACC this week, that the s ignals will actually speed up the traffic, cut down on accidents and reduce pollution in the area. HE SAID merchants are upset with SACC because the group hasn't really proven the county plans are wrong. By midmornin g they were surrounded by four police attack dogs and were charged . wlth possession or marijuana. The woods the three chose is the area police use for training the dogs. But Alexander Haagen, owner c~~\!:?~~~ ~ Gl~AN}!.d.,~Ei~~1NINtf ~ Charley, Buddies Sell for $15,000 SUFFIELD, Conn. (AP) -Charley the chimp BO BO SHOES puffed nervously on a cigarette and drank coffee to Exclusive Women's ward ofr the cold as he stood on the auction block. BOOTS, LEG WRAPS, SANDALS As the bidding escalated, he unleased a furious SCARVES & HANDBAGS burst of screeching hoots. designed by The 7-year·old chimpanzee eventually was sold Glvenrhy, Jean Clauel for $525. 1'1lkelos, Bernardo "What a disaster," said Earl Waterman Jr., co· "Specializing In Sizes owner or Ch arley and the 149 other animals from 4b to lOb. 6n to lOn, and 7s to 9s." the Grand Game Farm here . "I thought he'd bring atleast $1,000." r~ 3424 Vin Oporto 5#205 Waterman and Arnold Gould, losers of a long \I 'Lido Village, Newport Beach battle against local zoning laws, were forced to give Ph. 6'75-9040 up the game farm. So they advertised the auction IJ C' ~C': ~~ ~ d h d ' C..J ~.. "!>'A ·~... .... ... an un reds or interested people came from the ._, • ~ ~' • • • United States and Canada. p;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:==========:;;; About $15,000 was collected in seven hours for 1 Charley and his neighbors-bears, buffalo, a kinka· jou, five kinds of monkeys, four kinds of deer, skunks, donkeys, prairie dogs, llamas. birds, and more. Cages and other equipment were also sold. BRING THE FAMILY AndVlsffO.. IRVINE JAYCEES HAUNTED HOUSE Over 2GO Chain on display for l .. Nlate nlt free dellv•ry l \ Prices I ~Stwtat ~-fiiill' s 16 9 Atn. OLD IRVIME COMPANY ,_..--~HOME SHOW BUILDING Myford Rd. At n. s..ta AM Fnewcry OCTOBER 28 5 p.11t.. to I 0 P·"'· OCTOBER 29 5 p.m.. to nllclnlcjht OCTOBER 30 11 a.m. to I 0 P·"'- OCTOBER 3 I I I o.m. to midnight ~n MAME THE WITCH CONTEST V AM EXPENSE PAID TRIP o FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR TO DISHEYLAHD This nationwide Jaycee contest provides free transoortatton, lodging and admission and ride tickets to Disneyland. tn California This includes ground transportation from lodging ro 01sneyl.and. A "F•mily" 1s defined as bne to lour persons who share the same dwelhng as a family unit and Quality as suet) for family air rates and fa mily 00dg1ng rates Additional expense for different travel or lodging arrangements must be the resoons1b1lily of lhe winning family. Oec1s1on of the Judges is final. In case of hes. winner will be selected by drawing ~---------------------~ 11 Mlbmif th~ 11a-of .•• --•.•••..••••.•• , • , • , for ttte witch.I IN.A.ME ........................................ ········' I I I ADDRESS ·-................. ·-···· ................... 1 I I Gii. WHITE's SHOWCASE 28892 Marguerite 369 E. 17th Street ,cm ................................ STATI ....... ···I 1llP .•.•.•••••.••..•.. PHONE ................ AGI .... 1 '------------------------...1 Pkwy Mission Vieio joff Awory ,.wy) !1~~~.~~.~ \Al If..\ UI. HOOM-f {We1tport s,.u•••I Costa Mesa D~posit TMt Wot At IRVIME JA YCHS HAUMT!D HOUSE IM OLD IRVIME CO. HOME SHOW ILDG. MyfOf'd ltd. at s-te AH Freewoy 011 luty Abo•• Dotet. ADMISSION SI SEE YOU THHE! Paid PoHllcal Adverhsement HELP COLLEGE PARK PREVENT eO'llt'JHE;eeb4-t 1~ '1?.ESJ'Den7b4-t ~ 4200 Costa Mesa Voters put thfs on the ballot!! K REFERENDUM MEASU RE "Shall Ord inance No . 76-11 . changing the zoni ng NO x of Lot l Tract 2727 (N-f· corner of Harbor Blvd. and Pri nee ton Or ,) from R-1 to Cl -CP , be adopted." The question i s: Shall a c0tm1ercial enterprise expand in to a residential neighborhood? We ara homeowners who want to preserve our streets for famil y homes. If you value your neighbo r- hood too, don't allow this zone change from residential to colTfTlercial. voTENOoNK College Park Homeowners -Appeals C0tm1ittee -Referendum Unit ,. ' P•ld For by College Perk Homeownera Apj:>eal1 Commltt" Chm. Jocelyn Jamea, 2573 Fordham Rd • Coit• Mesa _., .. IOOMEI ~foP Woertv'1tlG AlfOoT Nor ~VIHG AtN DATeS Foe A ~::-......L:JMONfM, ~f.,p. 'fl I . JiJsr 1rN 1b LIVI? ' OrJ~ DAY A1 A ilMP! 'by Wra. F. Iron_. Mel Cason AND NOW 1URNING 10 SOME STATE. CONTESTS •.• I~ lfiE STAlE GOBERNATORIAL RACE •.• 1ED JOHN~ HA5 EA51L() unJ REELECTION ~ lfiE STATE'S GLJ8ER. I TANK McNAMARA . ' NANCY ~--AND NOW I FOR THE NEWS r Jill WE HAVE' GOOD N EWS AND BAD NEWS TODAY .TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE UNITED F ea tu re Synd1cale fr;d1y 1Puu1csotved· ACROSS 50 S1ee1age of P I Oiscard a a course card 5 'l Goiters 6 Sll'I ger 1 aides Mama ··· 56 Newspancr Elholl err and boy 10Sou111ern 57Commo11on constellation 58 Silk labncs 14 Aa11n 60 •••• capital morgen a t5Greek Mirage gOddess 63 Out of Ille 16 Geo1091cat way 3 eskers words 17 Musician 65 B1h1nd 1n ..... 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I DON'T SUPPOSE '1'00'0 CARE TO HAVE ME TELL i.fOU ALL A60UT THE "6~EAT PUMPKIN"?? JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS "0115 MON™ "015 covew ~LACK FEA'TH~R GOE:S 10 71-fE "m19E'S PHILA'JELIS'Ti -THAI ~It ANP PfLLef-l70LIX f'KANPS fJUFfl n!AI l<~N SCREENER dTEENY' SCENES!: COHNOTATIW Cl'OW1 I NAME: YOU INl71AN OF 1HE MOWH ! ~ ,. I"" THE VIRTUE OF VERA VAUAMT ·- DOOLEY'S WORLD DR. SMOCK Gee, :t've HeARc;:> OF t,.. eert-JG POt-Je: WHeN A 0Al-1.- Pl-AYE:R ASKS FOR A RAISS: ... GORDO MOON MULLINS eu"T" HOW COUL-P 11°" HAPPE:N 'TO Me, veRN 'THE: IN"f'eRN -;> ...,. .............. .. __ byC~M.Sd.n --- by Harold Le Doux M"I Lt.U:I', "fMf WOC.P~ MOS1' i:>,,, ••• "T ~LAVI .-.. by Mel ' by Rodger •odfield · I ,. 10-~o by Gus Arriola . ...: by Ferd Johnson '* wrn., 11t> r..ooK Goo FY ' · / ON A BICYCt.e AND ·:~ l NEi:P THI: EX!:RCISe· ;:: .... . .. ... ... r · AJ2 DAIL"I' PILOT ( S.tu,day.Oetot>er30, 1978 ifMove Over, First Mama Tinseltown's Takin' Over the Airwaves 8 )' 808 THOMAS LOS ANGELES (AP> -"Red Rover to First lama, have you heard the news? Hollywood ls .JClUng into our uct." ·: lndeed, the word is spreadrng amonc the :~owing myriad of Citizen's Band radio devotees lhat . their pastim<s will be featured in upooming movies ONE IS ALREADY BEING MADE in locations In the South, another is s tarting in Northern California, a third i:s scheduled lo begin early next year. "Smokey and the Bandit," starring Burl Reynolds, has been filming in Georgia as a firs t ·lime movie for director llal Needham, formerly double and stunt coordinator for Reynolds, John Wayne ~ ~ and other action stars. CBCU~'r'r~R Producer Mort LUA.I I.~. Enl\_elberg, speaking p,....p•llC*A• OCEAN RICHES • • • One Ame rican eompony, l>et:psea Ventures. plans lo "bctein commercial operations with a mining s)•stem of this type in late 1976 As will be discussed In u lat(•r article by Willi um T . Burke, undersea mining has threatened exisUng internatlonul law and created a new arena of political conflict. Only advanced countries have the t~chnoloelcial know-how and capital necessary to mine deep-wat.et mineral resources. A s in1le mining ~ystem may reqwre an mvestmcnt of $750 rtliJUon . MANY OF THE LESS DEVELOPED countries Sfgue that such resources are the common heritage or mankind and thus the profits from I.he minerals should be us ed to pay for their economic development. Conversely. major 'mineral producers, such as Zaire and Chile. oppose essentially all marine mining as a threat to their economies. The controversy is so complex that n o resolution seems near . However, s ome of the developed countries appear inclined to claim that lhese are free minerals owned by whom- ever recovtU"~JJ:lemJirst. T HE HIST ORY 0 P ETROLEUM and hard ~iner~ls development on land has always involved high n sk and great controversy. As such activities move into lhe marine environment, those characteristics are likely to be magnified, not reduced. NOTICE ''f:TITIOUS •u11w•u MAllH STA'l'IMIHT Tiie !ollowt119 Mnon '' Oei"9 llutl• 'W\\t\ l ODIAC PA I NT f R .. , tt• W Wll..,,St, Cbll•IM'4. CA '107 l(e,,,..tll Ftrou..011 t11.oy, '"w '11111..,. St • O>•t• ""-w Ot11 Thi\ b<#loll\ft• t• conou< tto l>r an 111 ilvldlMii KtnMth,, ll••d• "'"' ~, ......... , w .. 111..i '"''" ""' ~" Cttt• ot Or•nve Cou~v on Ot· ,_, lt7& ... ~ l'UOll\l'ltCI O••no-CN\I Oillly Pli... 0<1 • •• n >o. "" 4211.,. P U BLIC NOTICE l"Ull.IC NOTICI! ...-~~~~--~~~- PUBLIC NOftCE ftf(Tl'l'IOUI aua1HtU NAMe t~ATIMlrNT l!w 11111ow1119 "''°" I> OOOft!I 1111\•· "'"'~ OISCO OUCI( -DISCO OUCIC $0VNC> ~Y\TEMS, 3111 S.. 811\!ol. """•A,,., c ... 41110. A•I""' 5, l •11C1le1, U3 l•'bo•, atll'JM ltt•n<I. CA. '160) Thi' IW'IM )\ I• COlltluCltCI by ff\ tn. ....... "'''""' S hndt.,. lllh \tet.,,,.nt wu rnea with lht Cb\111\Y Cltrk OI Or•nQt County Oft Ot· ~IJ,tt'6 ,~ ~•V>ff Or•• c .. ,t Deny P004, t. ''-U, ~ ... o No~. 6, It,. PUBIJC NOTICE 0 ::. 01'!. t'u~.;::v ,:~::;~~· r .~,~ 1------------- ,,,. PIAnnin9 Comml\.,on ..,11 ....,10 • NOTICE OfMAIUMAl..'S$A\,a mt•H•flg P••l•1 .. 1no lo \UOO-•l•O T,,na<Olltllltnt•I Credit S.•Ylc•. ..... dlllC•t•Of\• 01 '"• OIOpo<ff •• Ill(. "1alnlltl Y\ o.oroe II. CMnlorcl, ftlt.,._111 P••M f0< 11\e City C.nt'4' DoftllCNlll NO '4 4)) "'tA 111011\e fftdU>l.,ll .,r• Tiit MHI &y vlrh .. Of "" C>AtCUhOn I" ... on()<' •119 will ~ fltld 1n '"" City Cn4in<U toCIH 13, ltfl t>y ll•t MUl\ICllMll Court, Cl\t"ltlfr, tO>OO ~,.,., A•tnw. FCM\ Or"'Ot Countv Ha•t>Or Judtct.i 01 .. 1 .. n V•llet C•lifornl~ Vitt, JuCIQ""'nt tllttr.O J11'W H, ttlt. 11 11\f PIAnnll\O C.ommo\\•11"1 _, ""' COutl!y ol Of•...,_, St.ote OI C.hlOl'M• <omoltt• lh 0,.,..~'""'0 ot 1..,.,. •II.It u""" to IUOQmtnt tfllt••d tn t4vor 01 '""on l Ul'•Oh •venlno. Nove,,.,.,., t T•611KOnllnentol C•tdil St••l(e, Ir>< 11 ""'" cont•nu<• 1.,.. m•tl~r 111101 1 11 •• fll(l9mtnt Cftdltors •n<I 4191lM I pm w.o~~a.v NoveinDrr l '" .._ Gecw .. V .O.n!ord .. ludo"""'t-or. C•tv Gour>< ii Cn•mbe•• Tit·~ ..... PVlll!c .-1,,.. ,,., .. ,.no ot '410,. KIWI· ,,,.,.11nq I~ -on uld IUdoment on fl\e dale 01 CLINTON SHERROD ""' h1U<1n<• ol ••Id ~·•cullon. I ...... Planntf'tQ O•r•ctor 1.-v\ft(t uoon ell \t\e rtQh\ title ...:r \rt Pub',.,,." 0•~"90' CNS! Daily p lo! l~'KI ti ... id Judqm""t IMblOI" In '"" Octootr lO "" A6l0 ,. DfOPO•IY '"II•• County ol Or.not. H.tlt ol C•lilOr'fll•. <ltl6t•lt>fld &\ IOllOWS! PUBLIC' NOTICE ,,_1 NOTICE TOCRl!OITOR$ LOI U. lr•tt 43SS, MllP BOOlt t&t _, 11 113. end commonly known"' >Ue S114ro" lent. Co•I• Mna, C.lilornte 91614 Croib the Georgia location, described the action-··Reynolds pl<1ys a retired truck driver who was once known as 'Kmgofthe Road' because o{ his (eats of derring-do on the hjghway. Two eccentric and perhaps nefarious Texans hire him for an impossible task: to drive a truck round-trip from Atlanta to Texarkana, returning with 400 cases or Coors beer within 24 hours. Al"Wlro,...to No A·HIO SUPERIOR COURT OF THIE HATE 0" CALIFORNIA FOii THI COUNT'\' OP ORANGE NOTICE ISHERflBY GIVENt1"11 0ll Frld•V ~ttl'llWr 3, 1176, et 1 0() o'tloO PM 1t tront of Court-. H11oor Mu.,•< •O•I Cou•t. AotOI Jem. _..,. 81vd .• CllV of N~wOO<l 8H<h. Collntv of Ora~e. Statt' of C.lo'1>rni~. I wrn ~II at pobllc •uttlo" lo t~lti9,,._I bi<latf'. tot CHI) In l•Wl1>! mo<'eV of IM united St•tt,. •II'"° ri9111 htl• -111 tt•••t OI ••Id 1ue1oment O.t>tor In '"" •bow dil~<rit>td propenv. or'° mucn t,..rtof ~H mav b9 nec•\,41ry to ~thty Yttl •'"-•<utton, w•\h i>Cfvtd lntet"e-\t "THE ONLY WAY BURT CAN accomplish the OOO·mile trip is to hire <J friend (Jerry Reed} to drive the truck while Burt races a car as 'bloeker' to draw aw3y the police. The mos t important use of CB radio is between Reynolds and Reed, but friendly truck drivers, ordinary citizens and the pursuing police, including J ackie Gleason as shericr, also use their CB." "Smoke~nd the Bandit," said Engelberg, is a ··nat-out co dy with eight or rune of the most ~mazing stunts ver s taged for the movies." Yet he insis s that it is "urban material. not designed for people in pickup trucks.·· U P NORTH I N MARYS VILLJ;, Calif., producer Freddie Fields is starting a movie simply called "Citizen's Band," a Paramount release. ··1t 's not a picture about truckers, but about the people in this incredible new world of CB," said Fields, a superagent tumed film maker. "By the end of 1977, according to reports J e seen, 20 to 25 percent of the public will be invol vc.:J with CB. Right now there are about from 12to15 million sets in use, with 20 million expected by theend of the year. "Ther e's some-thing behind the movement, some ur~e that people have to communicate. CB seems to allow them to communicate and still maintain their anonymity." "CITIZEN'S BAND" WAS WRITTEN by young Pa ul Brickman and is being directed by another newcomer , J onathan Demme. who made "Fighting Mad "The leads are Candy Clark, late of "The Man Who Fell lo Earth" and "American Crafilti," and Paul Le Mat, who made an impression in "Aloha, Bobby and Rosc " Like "Smokey and the Bandit.'' "Citizen's Band" will be filmed entirely on location. BREAKER, BREAKER, BURT'S BUSTIN' IN Burt Reynolds, Jerry Reed Cash In on Craze Produce r R oberl Sherman ("The Missouri Breaks") is preparing "Convoy," based on the hit song that helped make Americans aware of Citizen's Ba nd "(T WAS NO. I NOT ONLY in this country. hut also in Australia. England. Germany a nd other countries as well, .. says Sherman. •·rt has sold six million records throughout the world, so there is an audience out there for 'Convoy "' The s tory follows the song, which was created by Bill Fries. Chip Davis and Don Sears and delivered by C. W. McCall. "CB is not a major part of the plot, but il is a useful device." said Sherman. He expects to start filming in New Mexico next March. with Sam Peckinpah dir ecting. Shermah is negotiating for a major star. Originally a United Artis t project, "Convoy'' is now backed by British Lion (E.M.l.). P UBLIC NOTICE Put)f1"'" d O' i•t'iO•' Cnit•,t D1•llv P1to' Oct 1l lO Nov 6 ll l~/6 oJ~I '' PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUSBUStNEn NAME STATEMENT T"" follo..inq P<" "'"' dre 00/119 bus• ,_\"~ OUC HSCH EAER ANO AS SOCtATES AC.ENCf and J AMES P OUCl-<SCHEAE"I ANO ASSOCIAfES INC. ~ Wt\lorlv Place, .... _, 8'!.cll CAllilornoa ~1"60 Ou<t't\(hf'f~' ~"'""' & A\\OC••tP'\ IM a C4ll1IOtt'UJ torpor <11U)n )990 ~,. .. ,,.,,v PliH•. Nt·wonrt Ot •ch. r ,Jl1,orn1d 97660 rn•'\ bu\IM\S h COftdUCted by. COf' oorahon Ouc1tsc,,..rtr Sh1rm • AUO< J•me\ P Dvclt$tho"er, Ptf'\•ditnt Ttu~ \t1't,.ment W4'-t1lf'd '\illlfll') ,,,_. Countv C•n-of Otan~ Covnh on Ot IOOl!r $ 106 FUS .. Pu!>l"hl'" Oran~ Co.>•t 0,,1ly Pllol Oct 0 .. ?l lO. ·~1• •1-J ,. Nert week C.P. ldyll, :study director of the National Ocea11 Policy Study of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Admina.stration, asks the crucial question, "Can the Sea Feed the /And?" PUBLIC NOTICE JllCTITIOUS 8USINfSS N"ME STATEMENT T~ tOllow1nq perloO'\ "dOl"9 l>u~• l'leUtS OIF,,eRENT STllOOUFS HAIR DESIGN. '3700 El Toro Rd , El Toro CA.,..:111 Sleven E ~"'''~ 71JOO Y't Fo<nl Or El Toro. CA •1&.10 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Nt,ME STATEMENT T~ t0Uow1nq p. "'SOI\\ •'t cJOiing bu"I· l'\C'\""A\ ElfE. l)t >I Tu\t1n Ave , Tu\t•n. CA '2&&'! JlltQi;l'"l1n• L An91t' 1°'6 M.-.r ·•" "°"'"""'°'" CA P..q9"f' S1Qnor,.lt1 71'1& MAr1 t'l Cc>\!aM"' CA Thi,_ bv\lne'' "' cC\n<luc: led by ''" m Cf•V•du•• Thi\ 00\.&fh , ..... "0''11f\4(t••,I 0¥ ... 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'\P 5TAf1•lE llllorn•~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS •II l.~w tOI Civic C•nl"r Oriv• W"'I NAME STATEMENT W•I• Vn S•nl~ An• C•hlornl" '1?10? Thie toUotwino P"'' "'°" 1, Qthl'\Q IJO'-• ~l<h '' t~· 01.\<t-ot bu\1n,.\\ot Uw un C,,flf0,,0'1 Of\ th•• 11 day ot NOVl'mt)J.>r. t•7~a••A M S.''" r~.-.1 oroQiflrty \•U>l"<t ~o ,,,... ~'"'°"' nnd 1~qnt ro rw (OtW-f!JVf!'d i\ .. 1ua11'd 1n '"~ Cl!y ol Ot.•nQt', C.OU'ltY ol Qt-1\nt)~ ~t.-.tfl ot ca11t')rnt.\ and ltJ ,,,,.,., 1'ddr•~1 t\ t•.tj.1 No,.fh S.r ,,.m,. ,,tn Orano~. C•litnrn,ct. "'''"' • '"'°'"' ""''' r-1phnn 4t~ to11ow' lot no• l'"'' No Jh11 d\ >"'4>wn on Mao' ct-.rd .. d 8'lolit tl • P ·~~"' 11 ~fWS 11 ot M1v.,ll.,n,.nu., M~O\ RecOfO~ ot Ori:tnoe Covntv C•t1t'lrn1.l qpf111tff"ttP I\ h.,r~by m•dP to tht p .. t.non on fll~ h"'rtln tor turt~r oart1cul•n D .. rEo O<MI>-•?• q1~ ~l~T NATIONAi llA>IK OF ORANGE COUNT Y Elf,.c.uto,. OI Hie w1u andt°''' O.teOOttoller >t. 104 Don E Rl\ta Ma""''· O••no• Co...,ty ev Eu.,. M E 1.,.,. O.PVtv 0.oulY HAllA AHOMOROICIH, INC. ., .. _ ... _,,,. 1"0 ... •41' "u4M<ltft, CA tJt>J Plitlftl1lt'tAtl0<.,.y Pul>4•\ltl'd Orano .. Col\t Delt'f Pilot Ott JO, Nov. 6, tl, 1914 P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 01" l"lJILIC HEAIUNG 8EPQRI TNE l"l.ANHtNOCOMMIUtONM TNICIT'l'OI' FOUNTAIN \IA\.LIY NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVEN!Mt on """°""t<l•v. Novtmt>tt 10, 1916 M 1 JO nm in t1W Cou~ll Cll•m~~ OIV Hall, 10100 Slater Avonuo. Fountain Valley. Ulitor"I" ,..,. P1.1nnlnq Com· IY!IS\ion W•il hOld CNbll< l>Hrl~OI\ 11\t rot-lnci l"RECISE l"\.AN HO. 11': \IARIANC&NO. IU , ""!Ilion •Ul>mllttd by W. •nd D. Com ""'"(id1 Prn~,.t1e\. tn< to redf~loo trwo 0<or>erty "tu•t~ Ot!flt••llv •I '"" no1·ttio1>1 <or111tr ol Maqnoll• St'°"t ~no C.trl1e10 A1r1nue wit!\ • t om· Mert••i •noooln9 centor. Tiit onic>ert'I '" OUiP\UOt\ •i furl,..tr d~Kr•bfd as ,.,,_ ""'"°'°' Parcel No ISl·1U 19 P•rklnq t\nd ••ndRttDe ¥Attaru:• ott1hon wtts. tdM '"ton tun< t~n wftn prvctw Pll!n. lOHE CHANGE NO. Jtt Pftle'W)"'I '"'''"'•d by tt\1 City to pr1& 1~ thfo cornmwr<••t pr-oo.rtv occuolt'O in°"""' t)y ft\t!' 6•nk of A""~fitiJ anct lhoto Go'>d YthU T1tf' $tor" &IOn(l ,..,,. e•\t \1dfro Of .,_.,.,..bor 80lllf!'4tolrd. nortntrtv Of Edtl'WJ"r AVl'ttlif' C 1 Cornrrwrc1ttf T,...,. prooertv •n QUfl'ttlort '' mortt ~1w1., 1dentlf1~d ., A\Sf'\S0f'01 P~r<.•I' IM )~t-7~; 1U 161 17, 144 161·28; *'° oorto')fl\0114'·7~1 l6 l ONE CHANGE NO. UO "'~••I tn1rl•tod l>y tlle Ci!Y to pr~' ront '"" P•oP<!rlv sotuat..i qener;olly alOll(! '"" nortl\ ~1,,. of Edin~•"""""" _,..,, o• t~ S•nla Ana q•""'' R t \1rtQtr- f<tm•lv rf'~ldtnf1.-,1. TI\4t orO~r1y (n q.,...,,,on t'\ mor'° or•(•",.'V 10t-nt1hed a\ AHM\Or'\ P6•(~1\ tH·7~1 ·11 . IU ·,.l·O•. IA4·761 10; 14'·261 lJ, IM 7~1 1• <>ncl 144 ?~l-11 THESE MAT TEAS a•-tll'lnq pro-tH\otrd ,... lf"Suant tn .,,,. PJannlno t...a~ of '"" S11ile ol Cal1lorn1~. C.Ovt-rn,.,,,,nl CoM 6S •JOO ~t \OQ and '"" Fount••" Vall•y Mun•c1oaJ CoM T •lie lt JOBI WJITT ,.. .... ~;\\, --------------1 FOTIS llNO SON IMPORTS 1b?62 °"'"Qftfl(t In AH "'•llh~,, D'fl'P ••rtq to t~ l"'\fdfft o, \AU1 d~crd11nt Wt'h"' frtur ryy\nth,i1ftllr tr\tt flr\t 001Jl•Ct't!1oiio• thl~ nl JOHNS BAo<11tS 8yMi<hVI p O•"A"" Tru~t OH1cPr POllTIG"I. & HAMMEllTON THOSf OES• RING to l•\hlv •n l•vor or 1n 004"0\H•OI'\ to thf orooo~I ~II t>o given •n oop0rtunllv to do M> at ttl<' PVbllt •1tMlnq 11 lurt~r Info'""'"°" I\ <M\fr.,f you ,,,.., contect ,..,. Plant\lnq °"PllrllM"I at '"7 104 and ,.fe• to 11\e ~bove 1tl"m~ CL.iNTONSHEllROD, s .. <,•1trv Promises EQUAL JUSTICE for ALL NON DESERVE MORE WE WON the Primary Election by approximately I 3,000 votes HELP US WIN A TOT AL VI CTORY in the General Election NOV. 2! LAW ENFORCEMENT SAYS: ·w e do t\Pfeby give our complete and public endor:.11ment and suppart of COMMISSIONER JOHN WVAn for Judge being done solely due to the known ab1hty and characte r of JOHN WYATT and the need for men of his calrber 1n our Judicial system ·· Ult'°"clted ettdonetnlnt of the w .. tm1111ter l'oN~• Offlcen Assoclotlo.t Thousc:atds of tax dollars sav~d COMMISSIONER JOHM WYATI personally introduced "informal trials"' ror lrafftc matters 11'\ Orange County enabhng the pubhc to receive 1mmed1ate tnals This has resulted in thousands of hours ~aved and makes 1t unnecessary lor You to come to court more than once for a tralhc matrer When you·re in his court. You are heard • COMMISSIONER JOHN WYATT was one ol the four (4 ) too members of the Municipal Court Bench selected by Orange County Lawyers In a survey conducted by the Orange County Tnal Lawyers Association • COMMISSIONER WYATT wa! rated "well Qualified ' lor the office of Judge by' the Orange County Bar Assocratton Juchc1ary Committee • COMMISSIONER WYAn has presided ove r mo'e than 85,000 cases 1n his court, 1nctud1ng trallic. cnmlnal and c1111I • JOHN WYATT practiced C"minal and Civil Law in Westminster from 1960 to 1973 when he left pnvate practice to acceot rhe oos1t1on of oermanent Judge Pro-Temoore Commissioner ol the West Orange County Court CIVIC ACTIVITIES President Elect • Westmmster l<1wan1s Club • Past President · Westminster Host Lions Club • Charter Member • Westminster Elks Lodge • Past member ol the Westminster Chamber of C.Ommerce JOHN WYATT FOR MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE Wnt 0..,... C..ty Office #2 JOHN H. WYATT. JR. Municipal Cou~ Commissioner Paid FOf by Friend~ of John Wyen Chm. Del CaftOn 7908 C Westt'l'IJnslttr Ave Westm1niter P UBLIC NOTICE M-llM l.•ne. Hunt1n9lon Beoc:n CA q)6AI -------------•l Fol" ()j>.,,.lr•OS <i"O•<Jdl-1616? FICTITIOUS 8USINIESS Nlqil.,n l.dne. 1-<untinqton Beacn CA NAME STATEMENT ?l6AI ne!~~OllOwlnQ D~r\onc; art dolnq bu\I lt1I\ bui,m.,~\ I\ COl'IOUCl(lrd b~ t.lM In FAl.l.8A001( ASSOCIATES :JJSS oiv•OVal V•• l.•00 Su•l•1SO Ntwoo't 9<'.kn C"-Fol•\ 0. ~OrCldl<.O> '7660 lf'll\ \lat,mt-nl WA'· , .. ,.0 WtO' '""' Raf'Ktilll J.ll'.:, MOO'' 1llM °'1e'Jd f:.'r] c;:;: nt Or.tnQf' County Otl 0c Ori•· $.lhn•I CA Ol'IOI F..,.. l'f t~,~~;g qACttn Oo:-t EE 1•-'-Cf Put>l•!t .... r.I Or•ng• Coa\t Dail\' Pilot Oof\dlO F M•ll~• ISOJ W. l.uliat>V Otl I0.1J. JO. and Nov 6, H76 •34116 L.a" . Anal\••m CA. 0180• Thfi>Ol'\r~ R P•ul\O,.. 16i~ E~.,-alfJ !lay \..\Qu'll B•Mn CA •16\1 John L.. • ..,,., r o Tn.-A-.°"1 £s.ttttP Co llSS Via Udn Suolc HO, ,._. S.Mll C.A ~1..0 Ti'11\ bu,,",.\~ I\ tOndurttO IV A 9"ftf'r-•IOArtnPr-\l'Ho Tt\~(C! R PAUie.on Thi\ '\tAtf'menr wa\ fllrd whh 1ni, County Cltrk of Or;tn~ County on OCI •• 1916 Publl<l\t<I Oo'"nQ• Co~st O&lly PilC>I Oct U. JO •nO Nov • 13. 1916 UM·ll> P UBLIC NOTICE STATSMENTOI' AIANOONMI NT Ol'USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSIHIESS NAME Tiie lollowinq oer5«1S MW •"""" -o tne .u<it ol lht llc!lt10111 0us1ne" Mm~· MC OONA\.D·MC OOWEl.\. IN· DUSTAIAL 8R01(E ll"C.£ COM· PANV, )1"0 C "lrPOrt l.-Dtlw , Co\11 Mo!'\I CA 91•1' C.'IAI" M.ARLIN MC OONlll.0 1A110s Moo,q.,.,o L.•"". Min-v .. 10 CA 'l'l•H STEVf N HEATH MC DOWELL. 1'IOO Park N•woort No 1:U., , N~wpotl lll!Mll,Cll 'I?~ Thi\ l>U\•,,..\\ wa\ «>'"''" lf'C! I>• .-n un•ncoroor•t•O .,,...,,,,.Hon othfr '""" • paf"ln .. r,l'llD Stelroll H Mc0ow~ll fllh ll•l•,...nt ,.., lll<Kt wtlh '"" co .... 1v c11r• a1 0.•11<1t Coullt• e11 0c IOl>H 13, 1'1t "'"" PUBLIC NOTICE S·.I041l SUl"l!RIOR COURT OF THE STATI OP CA\..,ORHtA FO!t THI COUNTY OF ORANGE N•.A·H1S4 NOTICI! 01' HEA ll lNG OF Pl!TITIOH FOR PROIA TE 0" WILL ANO ,OR \.ETTIE llS TE STAMEN· TAllY ANO AUTHOllttATIOHTOAO. M I N ISTIR UNDl:R Tift! INDEl"l!NOINT AOMINISTRATIOH Ol"ISTATfSAl:T. E•l&I~ Of WARD " DUSeNBURY SA l>te•Jed, NOTICE 15 HERFBV GIVEN ll\lll JOHN OUSENBUAV M• lllod tw>••ln a Pl'lillon to• Prc>b<llt ol Wilt """' for '' \U..t4'ot@ ot ltUf'f~ T~\'·""'""'"'V and &1Jt._,l'l,.t1on to AiO"''"'''e' ~ 1~ lnCMIP!',..,..nl Adm1nlur "'on 01 f $talo< At t, rtf~"'ll'IC'l to w h1rh •'+ m1Vf"' tor h;rttwior Pf'rliq_;I""'-Aul'f thAt tf'WI time .net pl•<• or twar1nq 1"4 ,_,..,,... ~-~ ~t lo< Nt• •. "'~ •t tn oo , m •n '"" courtroom 01 O•o•rtm•nt Nn , 01 •iua <nurt at 100 Civic C•nlM O•lvr W•\I tn ,,.. Cllyol ~•'It• An• C•IHo""~ D•t•OO<lobor )I t'1~ Wll.\.lAMI! StJOHN C111>nty C•••\ THOMASO NELl'ORO "lftallelat l"l•u Tawtr Mt 1!1pta11..i1 Dr •• • too 0-C,..,.,CA.UOJO "'"°"""'ID< 1 Ptllllon•r Put>il""'cl Or~nq• CoHI OfllY P11or Otl 7J ,, )0 t9t• ...... ,, P VBLJC NOTICE "M>t•t'f• O..l•<.10c1obfor '" 1910 M.All JORIE C LAW'iON Eaftulr1~ QI H'I'• Wdl & Ce>n•r 1I of tt\~ abOvP nJtrnf'ltJ d-c,.ck•"t THOMAS!" STABll.E 4000••< CeftterOri••W•" s..110 sro S..nt• Afla, l:A 0 101 UUI IJS-l'SJ AttMMY ••r E•ltYtna PvD,ISl'lt!.'ld Or•,,Qf" (O•l\t 0..11¥ P1tot Ott )I) Nov • 13, 10. 1•10 "'"'lb PUBUC NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE 01' CAI.I PORNIA FOR T"E COUNTY OF ORANGE No ,,,.,SJ OROl!ll TO SHOW CAUSE At>pl;utlon ol BRUCE ROBC:AT WEISMAN># lor CMnq .. ot Na- Wll• •··~BRUCE ROBE Rt WEISMANN Of"ttttonf"r a m.a1r00ttr ,, ".,' ot •Ot • ..,.\ hfPd ..tn ttc>Pf'<•tfon Wttn '"" ctertc of th•\ Court tor.-, C)f~r t l'lil"Olr,4 O-.ltt1onr r ... n~mfl' lrnm 8Auce AOtlERl WEl~MANN to TR,t1VI!. ROBE RT WE tSMAl'IN ll 15 ORDERED 11\tt All tltr\O!>\ In l.,K, .. d ln tit-abOINl enlltl~ l'l~llPr A~•r IM'lor~ lhl\ Cour I •• 1 t 00 A M °" Novfl'mblr J. t•1ft In "'' <OW'trfJOm Of ~~nM+nt l ot Uv• abOvt M11114'd Court. IO<•fr<f ~I 100 C1•I< CtnlPI Dtlv• Wnt, r,.,,.1a AM , Cai1tor"ia, -•llOw t.~ 11 •nv. w~v tit• epprtcallon 10, <Nl\9"0l Mma ~ "°' t.vr..,1.0 IT IS FURTl-IER OftOEREO lMI 11 coov ol tl\h nroer to \tlOw cau"' bll r>Ubll~h<>d In ti\~ O"tnQ .. (OUlllY &>.Illy Ptlot " nt•\NOftf' Ot .,.,,..,_, (lr(ul1t IWI o<1ntod In IM {OuntY ol 0 .. "<!" !ttAtflH'' C1tlforn1" oru,." WN ' 'Of l~u, \utCe'\\IVf' w.,., .. , or1or to lh~ 04)h.• '"' •or l\tlallnq '"" •0011ut1o'I 0.l•d ~0'°'"""' >I 1'76 SAMUEL. ORE:tZEN JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COUlll Pvbll.,,•d O•MQ" Con\t O•llV P1101 Ott •••• 7l.l0. "'• """ P UBLIC NOTICE Publl\Md Orenoe CoHt D~lly PllOt, 1------------_.-------------· Oct i.. t3 '.IO. and Nov.•·"" PUBLIC NOTICE S->eMt NOTICf TO CtilEOITOllS H•. A_,,,12 SUPllUOll COURT OP'Jlfl STATE 0" CA\.IFORNIJi l'Oll THlr COUNTY 01" OllANOC "' 11\t M•nt• ol the E\tato ot THOMAS EOWARD WHITEHE. .. o 0.Cff\M. NOTICt I~ Htll&BV Gt\IEN In cr.O.to" llevt~ ctetfl't\ •-" h w141 llK9dtnt '°Ill• tald ct•I,... "''"" MllOofll>f <l•r• Of, ... ••M•W•d~-' OI' IO D<o'""' ,.,.,,, to ti\• """'"'llM'l•I ""Oftl<t or I ~CNN t..ANl:E. INC.. All~M\' •I L•w 11011 S Pl-•f llVd 1n ll>e City 01 .. rlHI•. 111 l.O\ i'Mleln County, wltlrl\ t•nor o«lct I• IN lllt~ ot bull~\ ol Ill~ ~I~ In •II 1N11t1n 0tll61nl"Q to wlOO\t~lt \ucll <'•'"'' '"''" '"" ll•CHHfy _ .. ,. mvlt tit llltil 1)1 OrtW!IM tl tloro\ollld Wlt11111 lour "'ontM eltu '"" lint Dllllllt •tlO<'I of'"'' not lo °"'""~'-' 11 ,.,, M.ll•CM1ret """ Wlllt-£'ttcut0< ofl11t wlt1 ol ••Id dtttO<lnt1 t O'-llNN L4NC9, INt. A*"'Y-'lA• ~1$.Pl-ttw .. A*tla, CA. ttrtr 1'111111~ Oftn99 eo.ot Dlllv ""'°' oa.~J0•11<1N9w •• ,u.n 1• ~}11• NOTICE TO ClllOITOllS 0" 8ULI( TttAHSl'ER cs.u. uo1 -no1u.c.c 1 Noll<• 1\ herebv q•v•" tn ,., .. Crtdlt~r\ o f Euoene Soi ""· Tr•,,S•tror Wf\O\~ bu\tlW\\ ,.,,,..,~," tAOO Wut Co"t H1gnwn ..,.,.,. it. Newport 8•4Cll, C'lunfy 01 0.•"'11' St•t• ot C1lllnrnl• 11\at 8 bull•'"'"''•• •\ lbout to bOI "'"""to Do••• T S-il>t'rt A"" Brv<• e Sf'lb41'1't Trtln••· ,,.,,,, wllo\• bu••"•" ..:ldl•n h 1)65' D RPd Hiii Av@nUll Tu\fln. Co11nty ot 0-•"Q" Stalf'Of Ctillornl• Tiit P'OO'rty to bt' tr..,\l•rr..a h IO'•te<I 11 1Q Wt\I COA\I H~lly ~It I( N•W1JQtl 9•9<11. County ot Or•n~. s1 .... ol l:•lltornte S.ld oroC>ertY 1, dMt r•t>ed 111 qo,,,.r.,1 """' •"" ~ wlll of tti.t ~,..,.., PC:RSONE L SEllVtCE OF NEWPORT &EACH and looted et 1<1()1) Wn l GoHl~IQllW•y, N•wpOrt Ooclt, c.,,.i11 OI 0.. "9l' SI tt• Of Clhlot"nl~ Tiit 11</I-ln\ll'f WI II ""'Con.......,,_.t on Mel~ t,,. flll d•y ol ~f •t16. •• 10.eo • m "t M.,,,,.,, s.vino- 11'\d I.OM\ AU<Kla!lon, !Otc 8itV\ldl> Drlv• Nt wPOfl e...... (O~lllY ... OrtftOI StAI• ot , ...... II•• ~ ,., ., kflOWn lo '"• T•""''~. •II bu\llW!\\ 118mt\ •nd •cldlt!o~\ \MCI llV """''"o" lot lflt '"'"' yNn IHI "''···· ,.,. Doti' T StlDtrl tr111,•I s.lktl ''•"''',..\ Plltlllwd O<tt10t c;o,,, 0.111 Pltot O<ltOtf •• "1• ..... ,. Cl"·JOl7 NOTtCe TOCRl!OITOllS SUPERIOll COU!tT Ol'lHE STATE 01' CAL.1 l'OllHIA FOii THE COUNTY 01' ORANGI N• A·9'114 E \IAIO 0 1 PETEii C• OA"SEDEt EN, •l•o -now11 ., D <» GAASEDEl.l!.N OM•A\•d NOTICE IS HCAE8'1' GIVEN 101n. cr.-rt1to,.,. o• tfWI i!lbo11r• ""~o ~•Ot"nt '""' tW Of"t'°"\ haYH"U) CIAl'"'i aQdlrt\t IM \ll1d 0.<•llOflt ar• tnqutr41(j fO f•I• thtltm Wltlt ,,,.. ,., .. ,,,,., .. YOU(PWr' 1n '"" olll<• ot 111• tl•1k "' tl\t -.,.. llllf".I <1>u1t or to t1••\tt1t l""m '"''" '"" M(l'J\8•Y •OOKll"'\ to 11\f ~\1-4 at lb fru\I 0..0trtm•nl IOI E•\I Cl\fto "'~" Av•l'\u• Or~noe, (•h••'"'• Wfluct\ '' tPM OIMtt ot bu\l fl'l.tt'lof •~ ...,.. ""'''<I""° In "" Mellen Pf'f1 .. lllfl0 IO lllt t\IAI• cl .. IG ll"UO•l\I wltl\ln fOUf mon111> •ilu tl\t "''' 0111>1iulto110f '"'' Mt"• O.t....,Octot.• ~ ,.,, Ttw Flr<I N"ll""•l Bani<. of Oreno~ c;ovntv ev Mlrll••' P 0•-·- T '"'' O•flc•r E •KlllOf Of Ille Will of tho •bo,_. llAMl'd t1K-m l"\.UMKITT l l"l.UNK~TT 4110flvtA,,.,1"0 •••1•• HW111""., .. Kii, CA •lt4t Ttl CfHI ti. )t)O At_,, ter lucvt•• ..,,,,.,\!!Pd OrAno"' Cn11•t l>Mtv Plll)I, ~I JO. NO• t, U. 10, 1'1' By 8AAfll'I' l. •I.LEN. AllorMy\ lor "'lltiOMr Pu1>•1•l'Mld 01Ano~ Co•<I oa11v Pilot P1~,,1rtqi Comrru '''°" Publh lltO Oranqe Cod\I Oallf Pilot Ort ?9. '.JO •nd Nov. S, 1916 '1>14-1~ OctOber JO,''" 4&A9 16 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE REPORTOFCONOITION IRVINE NATIONAL BANK of Irvine In the state of California, at the close of business on September 30, 1976 published in response to call made by Com ptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161. Charter number 16168. National Bank Region Number 14. ASSETS Statement of Resources and Liabllities Thousands of dollars Cash and due from banks ........................ 2,399 U.S. Treasury securities .......................... 858 Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. • agencies and corps ............•.........•.... 1,017 Obligations of States and political subdivisions ........................•.. , ...... J,216 Peder al Re5er11e stock and corporate stock . . . .............................. 60 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreem ents to resell ............•..•.••• 1,000 Loans, Total {excluding unearned income) .......•...... 12,626 Less: Reserve for possible loan losses ...................•.... 76 Loans, Net ...........................•...•.• 12,550 Bank premises, furniture and fh<tures, a:id other a ssets representing bank premises ......... , .... 465 Other assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 208 TOTAL ASSETS ............................. , .. 19,773 LIABILITI ES Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, a nd corps .................. . Time a nd s1111 ings deoosits of individuals, partners hips, a nd corps. . . . . . , Deposits of United States Government ..••........ 1,7 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ............................ 100 certified and officers' checks .........•...•........ •81 TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS ................ 16,937 Total demand deposits .......••... 8,903 Total time and savings deposits .... 8,034 Other liabilities ....................... , .......... 1$$ TOTAL LIA81LITI ES <excluding,ubordlnated notes and debentures I ........................ 17,0~ EQUITY CAPITAL CommGn stock a. No sharesau1horized 302,SOO b. No. s hares outstanding 250,000 (par value) ..........................••........ t,2SO Surplus ...........•.............•..•..•.••.•..... 7SO Undivided profits . • . • . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . • .. , . . . 68' TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .•.....•••.•.•..•...•. 2,681 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL .................. , ....... 19,773 MEMORANDA Average for 1 Sor 30 calendar days ending with call date: Cash and due from banks ...................... 2,906' Fed. funds sold and securities ourchased under agreements to resell .........•.....••• 1,3S3 Total loans •••...•.•....•.•.•.......•.••....• 12,461 Time deposits of 5100,000or more In domestic: offices ...........•........•.•.•.• 2,910 Total deposits ........................... , .•.• 17,491 Time certificates of deposit lndenomlnotlon\ of S 100.000 or more .......................... ?,270 Other tt m• de po\ Its In amounts of s 100,000 or more •...••.•....••••••• , ••••..•••• 805 Published Orange Coait Dally Piiot. Oct. 30,.197 .. 4626-76 . -- , I I Sunday,Octo~r31. 19TIS DAIL. Y PILOT S(J ··Battles Cal; Bodi a C LOS ANGELES (AP) -The California Golden Bears. who WM1 into the college football leasori' wlth hlCb bopeS. are now reduced to the role o( playing spoiler. And when the Bears take on fourlh ·ranked Southern California t-Oday, it will probably be Cal 'a last shot at even a spoiler role. (The game will be broadcast over KNX radio @(1070), beginning at 1:30) USC, tied With UCLA for the Pacific-8 lead at 3-0, appears destined to fight it out for the conference crown with the Bruins, with the showdown set Nov.20. LA Shells Atlanta, 118-101 INGLEW.OOD -~areem Ab· dul·Jabbar scored 29 points to lead the Los Angeles Lakcrs to a 118-101 National Basketball As· sociation victory Friday rugbt over the Allan ta Haw ks. Jabbar led the Lakcrs in two 14·point blitzes, while holding Atlanta scoreless to give Los Angeles its biggest offensive game or the year, surpassing the 115 points scored against Kansas City in an overtime loss Tues day night. After Atlanta closed to 96·84, the Lakers i1cored 14 points in three minutes lo put the game out of reach wUh '4: 21 r emairung in the fourth quarter. Lakers r eserve guard Mack Calvin came ore the bench to score 12 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter. ATLANTA 101 -Drew 74, Ml'rl~~lher 10, HctWe\ 6 l-5 15 H•ndtr'IOn 4 HUO<oOn 1' (Wrkpr 4 Brown 10, CMrl~\ 1, Oenton z. Holl 6 So)our""r S. To•41f•O •I n LOS ANGELES 118 -Foro 12 Ru•wll 11. J&b- bar 7'. Allan 8, C"~~v 8 Calvin 10 KIJO<'C 1, L.amar 11, Muro"V •. Wa~h1"9I008 T~1a1~ W , .. ,~ Atlanta 11 1~ 11 21.101 LI>\ A1>9tl•~ JJ JI 20 34· 118 Race Messup OCEANPORT, N.J. -There were no losers Friday in the first race at Monmouth Park. There were no winners, either. The race was supposed to have been run at I 1·16th miles. But starter Russell Downs mistaken· ly set up the starting gate at a mile and 70 yards, 40 yards short. After the race, the stewards n ashed the "inqwry" sign and, after some discussions, decided to invalidate the race and refund all wagers. Cal missed its chance to derail the tbird·raoked Bruins las t weekend, •s UCLA rolled to a 35-19 victory over the Bears. But a Calllornia upset of the TroJans could dramatically chanee the Pac·8 picture. Cu.l coach Mike White concedes that his team doesn't have a chance o{ going to the Rose Bowl , but he hopes the Bears will slJU have some say in who does. "Let's face reality," While said, "you don't gel to the Rose Bowl in this conference with two losses. The only thing we can do now is hope to spoil someone else's New Year's Day." JC the Bears are to tarnish the TtojaM' conf eren" UUe hopes In the Coliseum, they'll bave to tum in their ftneirt etrort or the season. The Trojans go Into the 1ame favored b)' two toucbdowrus. Cal was considered at the atart of the seaaon a top contender for the Pac·8 champlonship, along with UCLA and USC. But the Bears open~ with losses to nationally·canked Georgia and Oklahoma then arter three victories, fell tQ Oregon State, The following week's loss to UCLA then knocked the Beau. 1·2 in, conference aod 3-4 overall, outot the Pac·8 picture. , As if their schedule weren't Sports in Brief Rich Challenge , Slated for Vegas NEW YORK -Jimmy Con· nors, the U.S. Open champion, will head a cast or eight or the world's top tennis players com· peting in the $320,000 ~hallenge Cup tournament this winter at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. The event will begin Nov. 29 and climax with a $50,000winner· lake.all match April 10. Besides Connors, competitors include llie Nastase, Manuel Orantes, Adriane Panalta, Rod Laver of COrona del Mar, Ken Rosewall. Harold Solomon and Eddie Oibbs. Goodell Win• , MALDONADO, Uruguay Brian Goodell of Mission Viejo, a double gold medal·winner at the Montreal Olympics, won the 400·meter freestyle Friday night in opening·day competition of a thrce·day international swim· ming championship. The 17·year·old Californian was clocked at 4: 12.43, 20 seconds off his world mark. BiU Chao of Nationa lis t China captured second place at 4: 15.99. Golt Results PENSACOLA F la S•cO"CI round KO,..\ Fr .. d-ty •t'I: ,,,.. \llS f'lOO P,.n,A(OI• ()pfron qolf tOUfM ""nt nn lhe 6 S.9·varo DM 11 Pt<!W<cola Country C•wcour"' Je"v Mc G<-e Tommy A..tron L<·• E IO<'r rran~ 9,.•rd M.tc Mc Lenaon Tof'nWf1\.•00f M.\rll. Hav•' G.trvw1nt1 Tom Jen-In\ Hubfort Green Don l'l'fllr\On 61 10 Ill ., 11 1111 .a.11 1]<1 "10-13q 7(>b•-tl'I ,,._n UIJ 61·n u q 71 •9 1.0 ., 11 ''° n.e uo •• " uo LortH1,,ktP Ptul Aoo·C)f'rs c;.ry GrOll M.tson RUOOI P11 Cu19Stoldltr TomPurtitr 8obE Sm•tll Jim Colbert ~•flt Ar< Mr MIH~81Fber LM lr~vtno W•Y"-• JOIVI Sel'lr O.de• Petfr Oosltrt\u•j 0.MV E-ltrO\ Geo,qe John\on P•t littrnmon• King Scratclted 70-10-UO 11 •t-uo 11).71-1'1 70.11-1'1 10-11-141 n ...... ,., 61-13-Ul 1).10-141 1"10-1'1 11·10-141 1)-6t-t'1 1k1-IA1 n 10-1•1 10.n-111 10.n-10 lf.10-U2 11·11-141 NEW YORK -Billie Jean IGng has been scratched from the United States team for the Wightman Cup tennis competi· tion against Great Britain Nov. 11·13. A sp0kesman for the U.S. team s aid Friday that JGnc will un· dergo surgery on her right knee just prior to the event and will be unavailable. Her place on the roster will be taken by Terry Holladay, a 20·year-old from La Jolla, ranked No. 9 nationally. Golt L e ader• SYDNEY, Australia -Rookie Curtis Strange overcame an up· set stomach and a bad start and wjdened his lead to three strokes after Friday's second round of an open golf tournament. Strange fired a three.under· par 69 on the 7 ,lOO·yard, par·T2 Australian golf course for a 36- hole total of 140, three strt>kes ahead of Jack Nicklaus and fou.r in front of Terry Kendall of New Zealand. MICHIGAN POWER -Fullback Russell Davis (33) scores on a dive play as tackle Bill Dutel block~ in a recent game. The Michigan Wolverines play host to Min- .~ ........ nesota today in a nationally t elevised game beginning at 10:25 this morning on Channel 7. toulb enough, the Be.n have suffered a nunat>er ot hljllriet. Quarterback Joe Roth and fianker Wesley Walker, both ot whom sat out tbe 1065 to UCLA. are expected to play against the Trojans. but neither will be at tull atrength. Roth is sutrerlng Crom a strained knee he hurt aialnst Ore1on State, and Walker sprained the arch In bis left foot in that game. Still, USC coach John Robinson, wllose Trojans bring a 5-1 record into the contest, isn't t.atina anythin1 for cranted. "California -when health.y - b cue of the most talented teams in AmerJca:• Robtnaon saJd. ••Ftanldy, I'm a little surprised at Cal's record. •'Before th• aeason, I flgund they would come lnto our tame either undefeated or with only one loss." While Cal's top two ottenstve stars are slowed by Injuries, Trojans tailback Ricky Bell, the nation'• leadinc rusher, is expected t o be completely re<?overed from a hip-pointer he suffered In last weekend's 56-0 USC victory over Oregon State. Bell, hurt In the openlngquarter of that contest, did not play the rest· or the g.ame. But fruhman speedster Charles Whlto took ® the alack ua1nst Oreaon State, as U.. reserve tailback ran for 101 yards and t.hree touchdQwna, and also caught two passes fM ll yards and another score. Dave Farmer, USC's startln1 fullback, may miss the game acalnst the Bears. Farmer suffered a strained Jtnee Jut Saturday. Running back John Dixon and tackle Jack Clark, a palr ot former area stars, play for Cal. Dixon pr~pped al Estancia and Clark went to Edlao, (Huntington Beach) . .Both played two seasons at Orange Coast. USC'S RICKY BELL HOPEFULLY LOOKS OVER A HEISMAN TROPHY. Today's Contest OCIR Hosts Bruins Seek End To Seattle Jinx · Drag Finals; Burgin Leads .. SEATTLE (AP) -The Washington Huskies, always tough at home against UCLA, will try to keep their Rose Bowl hopes alive today at the expense or the unbeaten and thlrd·ran.ked Bruins in a Pacific-8 Conference showdown at Husky Stadium. Coach Don James' Huskies, 4·3 overall but. 2·1 in conference play, will match their run.oriented offense against UCLA's explosive Veer·T attack in the 1:30 game. KMPC radio (710) will broadcast the game. The Brwns, under first.year coach Terry Donahue. are S-0·1 overall and tied with Southern Cal for the conference lead at3-0. UCLA hasn't won in Seattle since 1958, when it blanked the Huskies 20·0. Since then , Washington has won eight straight at home and 12 or the last 17 times the two teams have met, including a 17·13 triumph over the Rose Bowl·bound Bruins last year at Los Angeles. Thal loss is UCLA's only defeat in its last 11 games. The Bruins fought to a 10·10 tie with Ohio State earlier this season. Donahue, with a Nov. 20 date · with USC still ahead, said he expects a rugged game from the Huskies. "First or all. they are still in the Rose Dowl race. Then, we're playing in Seattle and, third, they have a very well· coached football team. "Don James teams don't beat themselves. They just line up and you have to beat them.'' Says Jam es: "They're an excellent football team. They've just got so many guys you've got to be carefOl of. The amazing thing about It is their defense. They graduated a Jot of people and only have two seniors, but they look better. They just have outstan~n& quiclcn~." James said be has been surprised wtth the play or Jeff Dankworlb, the Bruins' multipurpose quarterback. "I can't see one bit of dropoff in John Scia rr a <UCLA's quarterback las t year ) and Dank worth. ll 's incrcdjble," the Huskies coach said. "I didn't dream that Dankworlh could even be close, but he makes things happen. You're trying to do something a little exotic on defense ... he recognizes it and he'll run right away from it." Dankworth, who suffered a hip·pointer injury and sat out part of UCLA's 35·19 victory at California last week, will start against Washington. The game will feature five of the Pac·8's top six ball carriers. Bruins running backs Wendell Tyler and Theolis Brown with 728 and 573 yards, rank second and fifth behind league.leading Ricky Bell of USC. Dankworth's 562 yards place him sixth. Washington t ailback Ron Rowland is third in conference rushing with 642 yards. Radio Sports Today 10 10 • m K KOP 193 SI-Noire 0fm<! •S. N8•V at Clt•tl8nd 11 JO it m KIEV (810)-ff~braSl<1' •I K•nus. N_, t<FOX Clltol-Ol<la-•I Color-. I 0\ om l(MPC CllOl -UCLA •I W3\nlhcllon. I JO om. t<NX 110101-C<IHlornla 1'1 USC. 4·JO "m. l(FM8 llMl)-Sa!\ OlrQO St•I• •I T~wu IEI Pa~l s·lO 0 m l(ICOP (0 Sl-Ctl Sl•I• (LOflQ lleatlll •I w 1cn1ta Stitt • IS 0 "' I( FOX ( 11101 C•I Stal@ CLonq lle<Ylll "' Wlr hote Slalt Cli>D" O-l•yNll 1 JO pm KKOP (q] Sl-Pf\-"'9 Coll~ •t El C.mlnoCollt~ Gary Burgin of Stanton posted ~ a 6.27 elapsed time mark to pace qualifiers in . the 10th annual Manufacturer's funny car drag racing championships at Orange County International Racew<tY Friday night before 6, 791 fans. Tom McEwen of Fountain --< Valley had the second fastest elapsed time of 6.294 to qualify for tonight's finals that begin at 6. Qualifying runs will continu~ l from 10 to 5 today. Burgin, the 1976 U.S. nationals •. champion, had a 230.17 milet .1 per hour, also the fastest of the ' Friday qualifiers. Others making the field in the AA funny car competition hi• eluded Tommy Ivo (6.297 seconds, 218 .97 mph); Jake • Johnston of Fullerton (6.3() seconds, 214 28 mph); and John Collins of Fountain Valley drlv· ing McEwen's secon entry (6.31 seconds, 216.86 mph). Topping the field in the BB division was Dale Armstronc ol Torrance with a 6.61 second, 208.81 mph clocking. . . Brad An· derson of Covina was second with 6.66 seconds , 205. 74 mph. ' Don Prudhomme. the world champion from Granada Hills, did not compete Friday night bttause of illness but is eJCpeerted to make his qualifying runs to· day. Many of the top names in dr~g racing failed to make the finals on Friday night and will be com· peting along with PrudhommeJ;n today's action. On TV Today 10:30 a.m . (7)-COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Min · nesola Gophers meet the Michigan Wolverines at Ann Arbor. bout. Also, the Superbowl or Motocross, taped in Loa Angeles. 1'fichigan Tangles With Gophers 12 :30 p.m . (4) -PREP S PORT S WORLD - Chatsworth vs. El Camino Real In a Los Angeles city football game. 4 p.m . (2) -CHUCK KNOX : FOOTBAIL. (7) - ARA 'S SPORTS WORLD - Bobby Clarke orrers hockey pointers. Also, Gymn~Ucs, water polo arid fencing. 5 p.m. (7)-WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Formula One racing, the Grand Prix of Japan. Also, the world weightlifting championships from Moscow and Evel Knievel in a world record jump attempt, taped al the SealUe Klngdome. ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - The University or Michigan a~Uc department dug out the Li tUe Brown Jug r ecently, dus\ed lt otr and photographed it for \he cover of today's (oolbaU pro1ra01. • If' the oddsmakers are anywhere near right, the old tropl\y wlll be wheeled right back to Ut~ comer from where It came wh~); Mlcbl1an-the No. 1 r~ team ln the nation - • ' celebrates its h'omecorolng against Big Ten rival Minnesota. A crowd o/. 103,000 Is expected, 'Which would make il the eighth , o .. rvT-4•• Oaa•llel 7, 10130 ..... consecutive 100,000.plu.s football attendance at Michigan Stadium. The Wolv~rlnea, 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the .conference, bave bttn installed as 27 ·point favorites . That bulge comes despite the Golden I Gophers respectable 5·2 record (3-1 In the conference). The aame Is the 67th meeting between tbe teams In a rivalry that beaan tn 1892. Mlcbi1an owns a t2·21·2 advantqe and hu won the last el1ht meetln11. . . ''Minnesota has a blc, 1tron1 team." Michigan coacb Bo SchembecbJer aald. "It's a typical Minnesota team in that respect. They've got good hitters on defense." Offensively, he aald, q"arterback Tony Dungy ls the key. Dungy, a former prep star at Jackson Parkside some 35 miles from Ann Arbor, has broken numerous Gophers passing records. Schembechler 'l\lso said the Oophera have lloe receivers, althout)l ip last week's upset lou tolowa they droppedalx pusea. ~· . .. 4:30 p.m . (2) ~ SPOM'S SPECl'ACULA& -A boxing 41oubleheader from Las Vesas. Heavyweights Duane Boblck (37-0) and Young San· ford (10·0) meet. Mike Quarry (S3·7·3) faces Tom Bethea (20~15·2) ln a light heavyweight prellmlflary 10 p.m. (13) -NOTRE DAME HIGHLIGHTS - HlJhlights of the Notre • Dame-Navy game. ' 10:30 p.m . (5) -COLLEGE • FOOTBALL -The UCLA· Washington 1ame played earlier in SeatUe. 11 :30 p.m. (2)-00u.EGB FOOTBALL -The California Golden Beara vs. the USC Trojans ln a came taped at .the CoUaeum earlier. I \ ! Dally Pllo4 PllOIOt ll>Y Rlcll.lrd IC-I ... Dream Realized. For Laguna, 9~ 7 By ED BURGAltT Ol Ille Oatly ~1 ... It.If The dreams of a possi· ble CIF 2·A playoff berth and South Coast Leape championship are rapid- ly becoming a reality for the Laguna Beach High Artists football team. In their latest episode to an incredible season, the Artists turned in a superlative defensive ef. fort lo upset the Corona del Mar Sea Kings, 9-7, before an overflow crowd or 3,500 fans at Laguna Beach High Fri- day night. The win improves the record to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in league. It also mov· es them into a tie with Cor ona del Ma r and Costa Mesa for the circuit lead. lo preserve the victory. Atter cutting the marlin to 9·7 early in the fourth quarter, the de· termlned Sea Kines didn't succumb eaally, missing a 47-yard field goal with one second left and driving to Laauna Beach's 24-yard llne almost three minutes earlier. But the Artists· 150· pound n ose guard, s ophomore M att McCullough, m ade the game's big play when he hit quarterback Scott M e rr y, wh o had scrambled beyond I.he Laguna30. When colliding with McCullough, Merry lost the ball and linebacker J ohn Mlller recovered at the24. The Arllsts put to1ether an impressive 74-yard drive in the second q uar ter when tailback Craia French ran nJne yards off tackle (or a TD with 4:42 lelt. The conversion was wide as the Artists upped their lead to9·0. 'I'he big play on that drive was a 44-yard pass down the right· sideline from Dave. Chapman to Rich Nunis. Earlier that period, Leslle Weldon booted a 30-yard field goal that c1,1me moments after Miller picked off a pass at Laguna's 42 and returned it to the Sea Kjogs' 41. BoUl teams bad trou- ble with turnovers. The Artists lost the ball four times. as did Corona del Mar. The Sea Kings also missed a 36-yard field goal and 24-yarder in the first and Ullrd periods. CdM BACK MIKE SPAAITZ IS SURROUNDED BY SCOTT HENDERSON (87), PETE DEBAUN (79). Like most or. their other league victories, the win didn't come easi- ly as the Artists opened a 9-0 halftime lead before turruog to their defense The Artists then ran three plays that look nearly two m inutes and the Sea Kings d idn't get the ball again until the final 41 seconds. * * * 1 4 ·0 Triumph Airborne SC Tops EI Toro By ROGER CARLSON Ot llM Dilly ,.llol Stiff San Clemente High's Tritons went to the air Friday night and collect- ed a 14-0 South Coast League football triumph over El Toro's Chargers. Before a crowd or 2,ln> at Mission Viejo High, coach Allie Schaff's Tritons st ayed wtlhin distance or the league crown and a possible CIF 2·A pl ayoffs berth. El Toro defensed San Clemente's vaunted run- ning attack with virtuar- Jy an eight-man front, with three linebnckers keying on the run. It work ed -t o a degree. San Clemente could not come up with a rlrst down in the first half, but the Tntons had other weapons, \'ia the air. San Clemente·s first venture with the forward Trilons were rolling. Wi th the lead, San Clemente's defe nsive crew of Pondo Vleisides, Mike Dunivin, Adams, Allen Streeter and the rest found it easier to at- tack El Toro with aban- don and tt proved too much for the youthful Chargers of coach .Mac Moore to cope with. San Clemente was knocking on the door· again in the second half, but Dunivin's one.yard run for an apparent TD was nullified by a penal- ty and Horvath 's 23-yard field goal attempt was wide. El To r o's Bi ll Fairbrother w as a spa rkplu~ offensively and dcfensively and John Hess was standout defen~i\·C'ly against San Clemente's bruising in- side game. pass resulted in a 66-GAME sTu 1n1cs yard pass-run play off a F"''d"""""'"'""''I s3c halfback toss as Bill ~.,,,d""'"'P""'n11 • Lawbaugh took a ~;;.~11~~,n,;,.:;::111•' ~ pitchout rrom Drad Yl .. l\fU\hono 101 Parker and threw O\'Cr .,...,.,,o"'''"'l ·110 V 1lt'CI\ IO\t 1) El Toro's closing dcfen-N•tv••d•qo1,.,,.s 1119 ders. Punh ·a•o <11\t s l\ 1 h V4,dso.r-.'1l!"O 10.100 Bob Hoover gat ered l'um1>1&•·1um1>10 1o•t 4 ? lhe ball in at the El Toro S<art by Ou•rltr• ET J s 1 10 ~· "" SJ I~ 6-1~ 8 fl.IA ().0 33 and r aced in for the ~;~~:me"'"-~ ~ ~ ~'~ S<'orc on San Clcmt'nlc's RUSHING third play from scrim-S•" ciom•"'• lcb Y9 fl'.ase /ld\mS IS •S ':·3'h ~ ba<'kbrea ker Pa••er 7 • ~1'-3 in e a fl c r R a n d y ~~1~1><1u911 ~ ; . .,1'1r; ~l~~k a a~w~[~o~~ o~,~~ E~ To•:~ ., t. Falrt>rotNr IS 3• ;. e Tritons recovered ~~11• ~ ~ • '.Ulc El Toro 32 and five ~n11~ 10 10 O""'' t o : 4 y s 1 a t er i t was lo••'' lJ \' : f-pugh the air again a5 'ASSINO yl 10 0 0 3 0 0 • I • 3• • 51 .. ., 16 70 71 0 1) A6 4 •• 70 0 1 -•.5 ·I• -4 0 02 • .1 wbaugh took Glenn SHCtomeftt• ill .. pc '"' • ·n·s seven-yard pass 0 111 1 4 o · ~th. J8 sc<'onds IC'ft in the t.Ar~~:;" R ~ ~ ~ El Toro Y9 llCt. u Si i 66 I on? 110 .61S '· Mike llor\'ath kicked ~~-1~ ! ~ ~ :: 'fi$ second PAT and the r at•" n a 2 " .JM ~:~ne Dunks SC; . . . Area Colleges Win Gary Figueroa scored tour goals, three of them in the Cirst quarter and -· the UC Irvine Anteaters went on to defeat use. 11-4, In water polo action • at Belmont Plazn pool in Long Beach .F r iday night. Boosting their season re<'ord to 11-3, the An· 1eaters beat USC for the third straight time. Figueroa's upped his $Cason goal to to I to 62. And jn junior college ... Cross Country '"ISMMAN CdM 11'1 ln l OH•""'' competition, Orange Coast College won its 12th straight match, de· resting host San Diego Mesa. 19-14. in South Coast Conference action. San Diego scored two Cast goals, but Orange Coast came back with Cive straight goaJs and held the lead throughout. And in Southern CaJ play Golden West cap- tured its 11th straight victory. routing visiting Cypress. 9-2. Golden West h eld Cypress lo one goal at· tempt In the first half. sc-lly Qltan t" 0ra...,. Coot 5 6 3 ,_19 S.... Oleqolt'\t'* 1 3 5 '-" OCC sco•lno· Croc-ell 7, Trout 6, Elder). Wy•ll 5, Sloan, Oavid..,., l. S<ort llY O..artort ARTISTS QB DAVE CHAPMAN FADES TO PASS BEHIND STRONG BLOCKING. Taking over a t Laguna's 45 after a 19- yard punt, the Sea Kings were frustrated on their firs t three plays before Merry connected with Bob Hughes at the 30 ! with one second left. But , the ensuing field goal at· tempt was short and wide to the right. Corona del Mar's comeback effort was gut- t y afte r the Artists dominated the first half in statistics, gaining 106 yards rus hing and 59 passing. The Sea Kings, who had tr o uble penetrating L aguna Beach's massive line, picked up 64 rushing , yards and 24 p assing during the fi rst two periods. OAMI STATISTICS c f1"1downs ru1hlnq 1 First OOwn\ osulno 3 Fir\! lllh¥nl 0tn1111u 0 TOIAlll'll Clnwn1 10 Yerdtru\111no 1u Y1rd101u1no 71 Y•rdslotl tt Net v1rd\ Qeflltd l!M Punh·••o. ""' • Jq 1 V1rd1~110ll1od 3 is ,.UMbtH·fumblot ,.,,, 4 3 kore•you.,.tus I. s 1 0 6 10 s~ • 191 S-22.1 l-41) 22 Coron1<NIM1r O O 0 7-7 1..19un• au,11 o 9 o o-• Sorall't SlahOI Mttrrv Tolal1 Frflnt h 0..om•n ~lltr """"" Gomol We\IQ.Mrd TOlll> .-USHINO c.r ... •IHIMAr 1<11 n 2'I 99 1 :I • 16 '1 l}S U9Uftl ... , .. u ., II d • • I~ I 11 , 2 2 1 lS Ul ,.ASSING Coro"" ftl M.11 r yl •• , ID 30 O lO ,, 0. n 2.1 ' 0 0 0 0 I 4 4 7 • I 40 110 t 0 0 0 39 pa P< plll Ylf JMrrv u 5 1 II pet. .l\T .ooo .000 Sorall1 I 0 0 0 Btoc-mdn J o o O TOlill 17 S I 71 ·"' u,...,..,, .. ," Oto1>mon s l 2 S9 .600 Hungry OCC Tests Hungry Santa Ana Hungry football teams are usually ready for a victory but in the case of two hungry tea ms, a battle royal usually develops and that could be the case tonight when the Orange Coast Pirates tangle with the Santa Ana Dons at the Santa Ana Bow l in South Coast Conference action. Kickoff is at 7:30. Both teams have been inconsistent this season with the Pirates winning every other week and the Dons winning only one game. In conference play OCC is 1-1 and Santa Ana 0·2. Edison Rips Vikes Eight-man Tiffs Set The game could develop into a defensive struggle, although Santa Ana's Clarence Jackson had one of his best nights last week when he gained 138 yards. For the season he has picked up 316 yards for a 4.4 average and has scored two touchdowns. 23-0 Trm eup for Duel With FV Huntington Beach's Liberty Christian and Huntington Vall ey Christian of Newport Beach, two prep 8-man football teams working on winning streaks, return to action tonight with road engagements. Steve Cody, the Dons' p assing s tar, has coMected on 48 of 117 attempts for 550 yards and a pair of touchdowns and his coach, Howard Black, feels this could be the key to success for Santa Ana. ByC'RAIGSllEFF Of Ill• Dally Piiot Sl•ll Edison High of Hunt- ington Beach warmed up for its Sunset League football showdown with Fountain VallC'y next week with an easy 23-0 Marina of Huntington Beach victory over Fr1- d a y night at Westminster High. Edison's Chargers and Fountain Valley, hoth 3-0, meet Fr iday night at Anaheim Stadium. Edison. behind the passing of quarterback Steve Rakhshani. won it before the halftime in· termission. The Chargers com - pletely dominated the opening half, rolling to a 17-0 margin . / Rakhshani completed 11 of 18 passes for .124 yards in the first half and repeatedly came up with big plays for the Chargers. For instance: -On a fourlh·and-14 play at the Marina 31 fate in the opening quarte r . R&ths h a ni passed 17 yards to Mike Malals for a first down at Ule 14. Four plays later Jim J udd scctred from the two an d after Ken Moreen booted the PAT it was 10-0. -Oo a third-and·16 play at the Marina 19 just six minutes later, Rakhshani hit Scott Sherard at the one. Two plays l ater Chu ck Thomas ta llied and Moreen's kick made it 17-0. Whil e Rakhsharu was moving the ball with ease, Marina's offense had all kinds or troubl~ most or it due to a stingy EdJson defense. The Vikings were held to just six net yards in the opening half and could not penetrate past their own 39-yard line. And Marina could on· ly run off 12 plays in the opening half. Marina's running game did come alive briefly in the second half, but it was much to late. Edison, with r eserves pinyin~ much of the last quart e r , scor ed its rinal TD with 10 :55 to go in the game when Rey Cano ran three yards. A high s n ap thwarted Moreen's PAT try. Moreen also hit a 30- yard field goal mid way thr o ugh the opening quart.er. Girls Tennis VARSITY Unl¥tNfty Ill fltYt l CdM Sfnttn ICOlll\l~r ICI losl lo Falt•"•.,.lfr 7 ... ~· Gellm lt-0 d•I RIO 6 1): R004 (Cl to\I 0 • WOf'I T S 6 l; Ford CCI IO\I' ~ wonH •·O, °"'*'" Btrc •U•·••ldwl11 IC) dtl 1e11,,.11u1,.,,vo'"'"o & o, d•• Aue 11mooc1v-~rdon .. o, def Adriq. t..oomft •2; forttrfltld·Krtltr (Cl ...," '"°· .... 61>1: Oo<lobodv·\.lo'(IM'lk 1c1-.. o ... t ... t. GAME STATISTICS Ii FlrstdoWflHUStllnq ., FIMI downs oanlnQ 10 9=if\t down1 oen•lt1et 1 Total first dllWfll 7f) Y3rdHUShlnf) 1'1 'l"l'cH~\llnQ 1H V1rd\IO\I 30 Ntt yards Qel nf'd 3l6 Punf\-IYQ dill. 7•71 0 varo~ ,,..na111~d •·&S Fumbl .. ·lumbl-. IO<I , 0 Score Dy Ou1rtors M 3 7 , 7 SS SS II •s •·14 l 6M> 00 J u o ~-n 0 0 0 o-0 RUSHING lud1 S.mo\On c.a"" Ro•h\llenl PMjndMlll ~tfr\1)11 Thom•\ Tota" EOltoll tc• yq ,. n 6 ,. s 0 S II H 61 s s • 11 lS •l M1rina yl ... • 41 0 •O 0 •• 13 -1 • ,. , s 6 -02 0 4 1 •s oa The Minutemen oC Liberty Christian, ranked No. 7 in the CIF 'poll and already owning a 45-0 win over Victor Valley Christian, play the same foe at Victor Valley High in a 7: JO Christian League test. Liberty Christian is 6-0 for the season. Coach Oick Tucker at Orange Coast feels his Pirates will have to improve over their 30-0 loss to Fullerton to defeat Santa Ana. He is also hopeful that the Orange Coast passing attack will improve for the balance of the season. "We have been a passing team but we haven'tdone t.qo well this year, "Tucker says. Both teams have similar defensive records. In total team defense, Orange Coast is fourth, allowing 288.3 per game while Santa Ana is fifth in the circuit standings, giving up 296.2 per tilt. Orange Coast is best against the rush and Santa Ana against the pass but the Pirates excell ln points allowed, giving up 13.7 per game to 21.4. for the Dons. 0H..,.C:0Ht01f-·se-Ooft Wllan I. T-Slo.., OlllsHt t.G-Jerry Grund'f ~an9tC .. stO.ltn,. t1S OE-Paul RoOl•ll ,U OT-0..reSlnd~S 20\ OT-Pal MllllCMI 240 NG-JoPln PlllOOI 201 OE-Fran~ \.3ndrl FUO'nlo Sor•r>oer v111ncamo Rov S•lee To1e11 ti 73 , 1 18 , l 3 10 J I ?6 SS I> 0 l 7 11 " Huntin gton Valley :~ Christian, after two u non·league losses, has ·~ ~ come on to win four in a C -Br1dG<n11 RG-Oon S<llroedel' AT-Rkll Eno•• TE~tltllJOHD~" oe-JlmConlev RB-,0.nnts Boswell R8-JoM8alH FL-Dave Parset m LB-Rtlell ruc~er 10S LB-Ml_ti,llM ltt 00-llon t.am..rlon ltS 08-Tlm Hicks IU 'oe -S!CYf! 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Pheasant ELWELL FARMS Santa An• s.47-1193 Costa Mesa 642-4311 cadilla( l.EaSillal Dea/or-direct leasing. the widest select10rf: the best retes. excellent service. "Prompt Dtlivuy" .~$596760 OA~NOE COONTY'S CA.DEST lt«Xll.N·ME"'URt OEAl.Ef\Sttlf. 66 YEAllS C1 FAIEN!l.Y FAMILY SERVCEI lir •. I ohnson&son -p I 2626 HMI~ Bl.VO. COSTA MESA M0-5630 . .. I I \ SatUJday. October 30. tm . r Barons By HOW AllD L. llANDY Delllolish Huntington, The CIF's No. 1-rated Barons Valley squad was in command end zone from five yards out to Of .. Oally 1"11 .. tllalll Fountain Valley Weta School'•• awesome offense and a strangl· ing defense moved to a c0m- manding halftime lead, tben coasted to a 43-6 Sunset Leaguo football victory over a game but outmanned Hunlioiton Beach Oilers squad Friday night before 6,000 fans at Orange Coast College. The Barons Increased their winning record to seven straJght with a pote nt ground game headed by Willie Gittens, one or all-CIF candidates. Gittens carried seven times for 71 yards and a pair ot touchdowns, then watched the second baJf from the sidelines. I· Polo Roundup had lltUe trouble movina the fool-t.brougbout. accou_nt for tl\o flnal ICOl"O of the ball and the d efense kept the Glttens scor ed the fira t flratbalf. Oilers at bay until the second half touchdown on an eightyard run to The final Barons touchdown when reserves took over. cap a 34-yard drive. He scored came on a 25·Yard pass from The game had a llttlc of the next lime he carried Uie ball, Thompson lo Mlke EmpllDC with eveeything. this time from 38 yard.$ out, and Thompson running In lbe two- lncluded was n try at a ro.y ard this ended his work for thenigbt~ Point conversion. Steinke kick~ fteld goal by Steve Steinke that Other Fountain Valley scores the first five extra points. fell far short of its mark. The in that firs t bat! came on a Bryan Caldwell of the Barons attempt came early in the second b~lliant SS-yard punt return by had two successive sacks of Hun· bAllwitbtbeBaronsinfront,35-0. Tim Holmes; a tieven-yard pass llnaton Beach quarterback When the Oilers finally did from Doug Thompson to Ken Pagnanelll and was one ol many score, it came on a perfectly ex· Margerum after Bill Gritz re· defensive standouts . ecuted pass play in the wanin1i1 covered an Oilers fumble; and Bob Russell recovered a pair or m oments with Marco Pagnanelli another after a pass interception. Barons rumbles and grabbed an hitting Steve Samperi in the end Mike Musso intercepted the onsldes kickoff after the Hunt. zone Crom 11 yards out with 1:27 ball at the'Oilers 22 and ,returned lngton Beach touchdown. Mike left. it to the 12. He t hen carried three D'Alessandro also had a fumble But the awesome Fountain straight times a nd went into the recovery for the Oilers. OAMa ST4TllTlc.t ... "1"1""""'rvslll~ I ~-MHUh•'l J "'""""Hll'9MIU<t• l Tot .. flr'-1-\ 7 v.,...,,.,"""'l ., v-""'no •• y •"°' to" t S _.,., ... ,...., 11 flw\twv9 llill .. 1'.4 Y..-Ch -ll•t4 II 1' f"1nlllltWlln\Olet IO\I J. I 1e ......... o. ....... "" • J , 12 ,., .. 1 .,. 2•1'G ..... w HllnllllQ!on IHC:ll 0 0 0 t-6 Follnlflll VelltY ti 14 9 0-G .-utMIMO t!UOlll!llll•IHdl • tt • " yl Glltin." O'AIHWl\dro SWartl'I011t Malals Tilom•l Nkl'IOIS Oreuer CT'-• Totals .. • t 4 t JI 3 ' 2 1 .. 0 , 1 I I 1 0 .. 21 0 , , 0 ,, ltl lO .... 10 ·1$ 0.) .. 0 1.0 70 H u 4.1 Oak Tree DAILY PILOT m 43-6 ~•"•".., Gn~~ 1 " MiltM> 4 " l"edlll• ' ts WMll 4 " _.., ... • .. SN• , ! Hauy I 0 1ow11 JI It! "AUIMO MW1ll,..e .... 1tll IN f'( ""I 0 ' Altii.tlldrO t ' 0 ~~II " ' ' TOl•ts ,. • t .......\elaV•l .. y 'ThomPW" 10 s 0 SN" 1 0 0 To11t1 11 s 0 SO,HOMOl'i J<tl'W •• GNrtt" .. '. .. 1 .... 0 u • I u 0 •• 0 1f 0 t~ I " .n. ., .JOO Aj ·"' .. .JI• .. .tOO 0 .OC» 6& A.t.S F1", V•llty 0 t 7 ""° tlllflt.BH<I\ 0 1 0 t-7 t'V ~corll\O' T Ol-Cantol..,lo I. Ma•oerum P4 T-Br.ckl~y 1 s.tety. HB• TO-Gitto. PAT-Chco. ' Area Teams Paine Hot ForGWC Race Entries Down Foes Mark Whitmore fired in four goals, two of them penalty shots, to lead the Costa M esa Hi g h Mustangs lo a 12·6 win over vis iting Fountain' Valley in non-league water polo action Friday afternoon. In other matches, Edison of Huntington Beach put aw ay host Bolsa Grande <Garden Grove). 21-7, and San Clemente downed visit· ing Hawthorne, 19·9. Meanwhile, Hunt- ington Beach's Marina defeated La Quinta of Westmins ter , 12·6, at Golden West College, and host Dana Hills bowed to Ana heim's Esperanza. 18·11. Elsewhere, Estancia ot Costa Mesa lost lo vis- iting Brea, 11 ·9. Estancia had trouble adjusting to B'rea's drop· back derense, but the shooting of Jerry Wyatt with four goals kept the Eagles in the gam e. Edison hud an easy time o f it o nce the Char gers got used to the shallow pool. Ken Hof- fman, Dean Guinan and K ai Weisser each scored three goals in a well · balanced offensive at· tack. Eric Bauer was the big gun for Marina with rour goals, most of them on quick shots in front of the hole. A good defe nsive effort Crom goalie Scott Bozanic with a blocked penalty shot a lso aided the winnln1t cause. And for San Clemente it was goali e John Murp h y with seven saves. The Triton s e mployed a good fast break and were able to capitalize on several cx - tra·man situations. Mission Viejo's match with Long Beach Poly was canreled because of a misunderstanding in dales. Howell>. Wlldehohn, S•n<l.oir l. CM-- C.11t1Uy I , Wro9n1 Wahtleld 1. t'ROSH·SOPH Score by Qlluton Ft'I V•llty I t 2 I~ Co\ta MOa 1 2 l 7-t Sc:orln9 l'V-Na9ur.l, N•<holl >. Aoqcrs 1 CM-Barcosi1<1 Whitmore z. 1141rton 4. Plckotl. VARSITY Score by Quuttrs t...tOulnta 1 1 1 1-t, Marina 1 s 1 4-12 M11r1rwi sc.or1n9: 8•uer '· St~ •. Ve~sey 1 .... um.. T•"~'"" JUNIOR VAltSITY kort by Quarters l.t ()ull\f• I 2 2 1-1 111\arln.1 1 1 1 0-... ~rnw scoring. RatW.n l. W••~ be<;er, S"8r11. FROSH·SOPH Stert Dy O..arters l.aOuil\lt I 0 0 l_. Marona I I 0 0-Z M•rln• s cot ln9: Mot•bHo. 0o110.um. YAltSITY Score •r O...rte" ESC>@"1n1a I 9 6 7-11 0..na Holl\ 2 l 4 1-11 0" Storo"9 0.-l•"ef 1 MolOS<I>•. JUNIORV4•SITY kor• by Ou~r1tr\ £\Mr•.,la 3 7 4 S-14 Ootna Holl\ I 0 S 0-• DH \CO'tnQ Hunte,. 1, Sum.n•v~. H•mHtOf'\. M cC•rhn, M•nan. l'ltOS"·SOl"H S<or• Dy Ollif"lt" E~ritn1a & • ' l -17 (Mn,,Hill\ I 0 I 0-1 OH \(Orl119. T-edle 1 YA•SITY Haw!nor"" 1 J 2 3-• S•n Clementi. 6 1 • S n SC \CorlnQ Kahn 1. Hcnk•n~ 7. Gr1>0• 4. Hill 4, Lund J '!>tl\111 1.•,....t>.lCk Bor.i 1 t'"OS"·SOl"H S<ore by Quarters H•wlnor,,.. 1 o t 1-1 S.nCl•,,,.nl• 1 l l 1-10 SC •coronq °""' G•bt>• 1 Kramor 1 Perkin\ W•l•h, W•ll••m• 7. Graft V41tSITY Score by Ou•rttr\ 9,.,, s 1 3 t -11 E•lanc11 7 1 ] l-t E~lan<t• \.COri"O J Wyatt .e. Lowrt 1 0fl-t' 0oMtll 0"1• JUNIOlt VAltSITV S<er1 •1 Ov•r1•n Bro l • l 0 J-10 h••r><•• e 1 o 1-1 E\t•ft<f• \Cor1nq D•n1tru)er WU-\l"'°lf Htndt1c'i: FltOSH·SOPH Scere lty Ou.1rten 8r•• I 0 0 0-1 E\lan< •a 0 1 4 7 4 E\lanc•tl \Cor•nq Muro"'y 7 &>l\ur• 1 lar~d. T Ru\f'1_ ..,.. ,.,..nq War Mr JUNIOl!YARSITY Md,.,,," .it J-1 ~""' O••<h l l-4> M -l"t"J "'"'''"CJ ' Camo~fl 7 R.wl)"" 1 9')yrt\tu" S,,,,,~., Coocxr HO ..,o,1nq W,.bb J. Murol'\\' 1 Lti1tth t~ 1tth\hOftPn-'dto twopertod'\) Football SOPHOMORE Stor• by Ou•"'''" E""""A 6 6 • 0-?0 S.'"'(' An.J V•fltv 0 1.-O 0-,,. E\tanc 11 \C0''"9 T 0\-W.JltdC.e, 8111d~or R1verJ PAT -w 1111ams VAl!SI TY (!Ml\\I Score by Ou•rten Store by Ov•rt•n Fin Ylll~y 1 1 T 7 -~ 0-'"• Hiii\ 0 0 0 0-0 C.O\ta Me\.. • • , I ,, Mt'''°" V·•10 10 0 0 l -'3 Storlnq FV TwymA" ~•llv 1 MV \tori no TO\. -S•rillwthPf", Hoq"" J CM F rD\\ 01\•n , W!H Or M• 1 PAT -Brlorntr 2. FG - mor,. ... Ct1 •con C>\IAn l (drl·l'M"I o"""""" JUNIOlt VARSITY kore by Ov•rttf\ Ftn Vlllty \ 1 4 0 1 17 ""''" fN\.. 1 4 ) • 0 -11 SCOf'l"'t FV Hie" '· Mt (f,.,,,..,fh., Scort by Qu1rter~ c; .. ,d,,.nGrove O O O 1-1 , .. ..,,'WI" 0 & 6 0 u hv1N• \C-Of1~9 TO~ -CIOfl!\, ()o.. d<-1\ Top Rushers Vie In GWC Contest When the Golden West College Hustlers tangle with the Cypress College Char gers tonight (7 :30) at Fullerton High School in Southern California Confe rence r ootbal ~ action , the two top rushers in the circuit will be opposing' each other. Phil Emard or Cypress has rushed for 589 yards In 107 carries for a 5.5 average and Pal McKeon or Golden West has 537 yards in 103 carries for a 5.2 norm. They are one-two in the circuit. The duo also lends in all-purpose running w hich Includes pass receiving and kick return s a s well as rushing. Emard has 132 yards in pass r eceptions and a 738 yard total while McKeon has picked up 165 yards in kick rel~ and has a 714 total. • Golden West is coming ott its biggest offensive explosion in the history or the school, a 66-6 victory over Los Anaeles Southwest. The Ru1Uers 1ained 645 yards and had 32 first downs, both achool records. Both teams also emphasize defense wt.th Golden West havtn1 the ed10 lhll season . - Cypress has a young derensive unit according to roach Don Lent. T h e gam e will be Cy press' fir s t at Fullerton High School where new lights and a r crurbis hed fi e ld will greet the two teams. "For some r e ason Cypress always plays well against us," coach Ray S h ackleford of Golden West says. "It appears th at we ar e their hometown rival and they get awfully excited." "This \s the big game for us," Lent says in agreement. "We consider Golden West one or the top teams in the Conference and they have probably the best defense they have evei bad.'' 0.lft<IWoUOfl- Sl!-TOllY M .. ddot lol LT-Eric 84-~ LG-PttOlOll C -StOll lt~td 110-arto Go•m•n 11~-Tom lfOf'mlc:a TE-J•c:to VotOfl oe-JtmAll4•u• lt8-Pe1M<l<- 119-ltl< 1Nr1lt1 FL-Tom tar.en Oe ..... W.tt De,_ OT-.... ..,,Sl•l'll-r OT-0... Metil\ NG-evlft ... ~Oft Ol.l-loll IM<•u1e, Ol.l-r.c101'"-1ma ILi ___ _ ILi Ot1Wlll ..-eor1111 Cll-anc ,,.,,,,._ Cll-ltk ... r41 C'-"' ' -Olutlll'wy s -"Kl\ llow11 LOS ANGELES - Freshman Joe Paine of Golden West College led all the way to win in 19: 14, but to no avail as the Rustlers lost to Los Angeles City, 24·33, in Southern Cal Conference cross country action Fri- day at GriCfith P a rk. "Joe ran one helluva raoe," says GWC coach Tom Noon. "His was about the fourth or fifth fas test time on the course by a junior col- lege runner.·' Paine, who prepped at Marina High in Hunt· ington Beach, was never r hallenged on the hilly four.mile course. It was the last dual meet of the season and the l oss drops the Rustlers conference re· cord lo2·4. Goldeft Wot llJI UO I.A Cl!y Al Grlflllll l"trk I P.iont ((;I 1' U , 1 MAil"'" Ill n 40, l Turner IGI " St; • Cournn i Ill 10 ~ S Ch .. •s CLAI 10 71 6 Brown ILi 10·?•· 1 PIY"e Ill '° 39; I Smith IGI 11 40, •. C.000.r Ill 21 U, 10 4Menon IGI 72 n ForTMo l'l"t 1"9$1 l:lt .. "' t'llU T R4CE -61h turlonos l~•' otos. Cle1m1n9 Puru suoo, c1eimlng Prlcesn.soo. NO K•• OI IOint<ol•I Bour><i119 lm•oe <Oo11Hterl Mr A"9•" (Pi11<ayl Tiil IC..stanedel NV"" River lAMnal C.rneltal\ (Ar•90nl Markette• (McHarguel f'm a Travel•r lVero•r• t Progress RePOrt (Harrl\l St!CONO RACE -1>h.1rlOl\Q\ 3Vt<!r olds & up. Cla1mln9 PurSt' '10,000. CtalmlAQ Prier $10.000·'9.000. 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Allowance~ ,..,,.,. ,14,000 Sotr•llr>O (Horris I Gut.am Hea9nty IPl11<ay) Prince Harold (01n1c:otal Qlui>orlTorol NewburQ 11 IPlneda) Hil>!>V Strln9s !Mel\or,.ey I P\lrtlb.111 ICiul•.,.,i111 C...merctndo lVer91r•I SlltTH ltAC<E -t.tll• mlltt lVNr Kn1911t Maker IGonralei I Tr.., Fo• (Ce~lll\tdal N~wSt1mp <Howard I Pantl'IO ~ur• t St>oem•ktr I Hoi\UW•n IPlr><1vl 01~ 411owan<u Pur\8 $14,000. lib D.t1>aqn14n IP11\(1YI Ill Bolon 8•11 IPtowd~ I 11" ~rl.-:1 Hllt~r ll.embfrll II& 8rontt Tot>ln ICa\11nMe I 110 Mi\111' °"" tSnoernaker I It& No Turl\ll>Q (Toro I lit Ill 110 no l.Jndrr O&<k ll..lmDerll Aff!Otey (Manal THtltO RACE -6111 fur'lllnl)~ 7 .,..., old m1tOen cons & oetd1~ Pllr\f '10,000. J;.,.feQV1laSuftrlw (R~m1red ~"Nottce IC.•la,.edal 0.-.:e In 5'\ow ( P1ned1 I llHl~Comma,.der IOoMal~ll Hool I""' Olar~r lumo..rt I H•flll y,,. • ..,., IS,.,.oem a ktrl A·P,,rwnattty Paul ID•'llCOl.OI Profl(f ot Ba90td (Toro I Rt!stll<>< IMtHarg_,.I A -L.. Ro~ 1r.111ned tntrr. 119 111 119 "' 111 111 x11l 118 118 FOUltTH RACE -6''1 furl~ 1 war old m•ldal\ coll& " 911ld•llQ'h Purses 10,000. P4Q•l>\l Ille Clan !Mona I 118 Swift Heron IHar,.sl S.r Alualldtr IMcH1r9u!'I SINlwood ICIMPA\I Trut Clllrno\ (Gonreleul Prtt1Clen( y ( O•nlto•• I "' 117 no ll'O I~ "' 1<112 SIYt!NTH RACE -One """' 1 v.•rolds 4 11-MH• PurY"ll4 QOO. DYl\i•h< Ouke lVtr11•ral 111 v • ..., "'"" IC:.•ta,.e<ial 11s C.lhy'' RtleCI IMcHerQu•I Ill CrtwotOc:.te ISl\oemn •rl l tS Go Oon B IT oral ltS (.old Couree11e IAMna I llS Colerl<o I01n•c:o1a1 a llO Elroy8r1u11(!.elltr\I a llO HOI WlllCI lGonrale1 I llS Nordic Prince IPlr>eayl ,,. AhoElltJlbft l~oof Para<llMI lCaUana d1I t1S Race Results llOHTH RACI -1'.\ mot~onlurf. t'llllt\ & m•res. J y•ar 01"' " uo. Hllldlc:ap Pur\t S~.000 .lldded UIS P~lmA\ H•ndlc:oo. 041\lle IGHIMtdal Oa• Tr .. ltuutl\ l"rlt11y Clear• l'an l'IRST lt4CI'. -6 lurlo"Q' 3 year 01d~ & up Clolmlno Pur>e SIAlOO. COllH Cr••• ITorol 3 60 1 60 2 10 8ulbul IMl.ICCIOIOI 4 00 2 llO 0.11<lnq Mat•OOr (Gon•alul J 00 Time 1 104 \ Also r•n -qu~n Jontis. St"'f•t(1n M t\\. MO•dy'lj, l(inq. Ch.ltlte Ooublt" M Powwr SPMIC. Tn•t>lu\ No \.t,. &le he!~ DEFENSIVE BACK LARRY JORDAN STARTS FOR SADDLEBACK. 5ECONOltACE -61u•IO'l<j\ h"~' otr1 m•16en flll1e\ Cla1m1ng Pur">e \rOOO C"><l•O Monarchs In 20-14 Reversal DOWNEY-Mater Dei High's Monar chs h arl four shots at the Pius X end zone after marching to the one·yard line Fri· day night, but came up empty-handed and lost a 20·14 Angelus League football decision to host Pius X. The Santa Ana-based Monarchs of coach Wayne Cochrun bulled their way for 87 yard'> in the closing moments of the tirf. highlighted by Mark Dr azba's clutch passing as he hit Steve Beeuwsaert with n 32· yarder and Ron Silagyi with a 19-yard strike lo put the ball at the one. But David G onzalcs found a stone wall lwkc on runs and then Drazba was hit for a four-yard loss with time running out and no timeouts left. Drazba look the snap from cente r with one second left, bul h is prayer pass against a heavy rush went un· answered and the War· riors of Pius X held on for victory. It was a tough loss as the Mona rchs battled Piu s X o n eve n grounds -running for See MD Page B4 1~11~"1 4) 40 l 10 I] llO N•l•Vl' l'rtl\IY IV"'ll•r• I 4 80 ) Oil Ga~hos, Comets Collide Tonig ht Co•.,,drV L•<IY lC1mpdsl S Iii! ,,,,...._,.,,,\ At\O '"" C,roul'\dJo, .Air E·'fl'" V1varttrh0 'V1 .. •~r Ac:t•O""Y Fowe-y Ml\\ Pam·N M•t.~•, M 'lll'f Mutftn. G•or1ft,,. S<r.tl<""'d -Anotl\~r Lau.,,, Or<> 'Sharp O..t, Cry\l•I 0 .. 1. GIOW•"\l Printf''\ DAILY OOU8l.E -l-Coll" Croft VISTA-A winning tren d ha s been e s tabli s hed by th e Sa rldleback Coll ege Gauchos football team in Mission Conrcrenre play and tonight (7 :30 ) the 3-0 Gauchos tangle with Palomar Coll ege's Comets al Vis ta High St'hool. Palomar hasn't had as much s ucce ss in c o nferen ce action. sporting a 1·2 record. Out the Comets :ire 4·2 overall and pose a threat to the rontinuing dominati on or the Gauchos. The Saddleback turnaround has come after Billy Yancy moved int o the s tartin g quarterback slot and former s ignal .caller Tom Miller moved to fl anker back. Yancy has thrown with precision and has been aided by the ru11 return of running back Chuck Van Liew who was Injured and missed the early season games. But the big story for Saddlcback has been a defense that has giv~n up only 132 yards on the ground to three foes in conference play, an average or 44 per game. Palomar has switched quarterbacks and will •' • l·Clntly o .. paid UOI.~. have John Holland at the helm for the second straight week after the Comets' original starter quit the team. THIRO RACE -6 l11rlonQs. 1 .,..., old ma•OCf\ f,t11e\. Ct->1m1n9. Pur'\fl' \1000 Aclflllan <!>••lrf\) • ~ J 00 7 IJI Aoanoor IMcHar11u1'I l 90 J .a J•""I O'My Htarl (l.aMl>erll 8 90 If Saddleback can maintain its momentum for the next two games, it will come head-to-head with Citrus College again on Nov . 13 in a championship outing. r,m,. 1 t? t ·s Al\O '-'" -NP\1flta, Mlrror"'d Pond. Manille SQuue. Oartv's OaU\lhl~r. Overduf' Pavm"nt. H.!PPY Mu~t. !.M's • TIQ"r, Poona Boon. HaUQhly Ooll Scratr ll!'d -Gun,,.,r's LltdY. Ao~t Salul•. Potv;o Jullf's Doll. l'OUltTH ll4CE -I Ill•""'~ l y .. a, otds & uo MA1den cl•1mtnq. Puf\H7Sll0 Bul coach Ken Swearinge n isn't thinking about the future. ··we did a lot better orrens 1ve ly last week and we'll s tick with what we have." Cl\U<kle Lucky IPltrUI 6 60 1 1111 190 Ovsk 1~ Ousk I"'"' av Jr I 110 7 10 'SI 11nv IC•mo•\i 3 60 T·--· «·J s Al\O r•n -CrO\\ 0A"Ct!,., Miaitai Twl\I °"In• 1!1ql\l T••<ll. NO\(r~\(h .. SIOdlODaO Oflan .. TE-Jo"" Hoyl l T -Cla•q l'ullaOO\O LG -Brod l.Ofl\l C t;orm 'n KAlnlk FIG 5,,.,..on Hollow~ y Ill-Jim l•thmund WI! Mlk~ Pardi OB-81lly YAncy Fl. TomMlll•r Rtl -Cl\urlr ll•n Ll•w RB Greg 5 ... lthrr S .... t•Da<k Otltn•• l E -Jell Grttn l T Tim Murol\y RT -Mttrlit M"'rw1n RE PA111 Mnl>"•O LB J•ll Rnl•ll• LB-l ony M1lrc LO-Rol\Wld• Ctl-L~rr y Jordan CB-Mlk• lrd<Y SS -Jim OAvtr FS Vinet McC11llouqt> f'll'TH llACa -l·'llmll.sonluri J 100 YH• oto f. uD Clt lnit,,g. Pur\e 71S \tt 000. no Jov111Juc1Qo! 7n (Pl11<•Y Jr I 21S El•nd ITorol n l Go•tti. 1c.11aned1l IPO Ti,,,. -I •• '70 ~00 290 uo 41111 6.10 110 Al>O Ran -l!uilson, 81uo and Gold, 194 11111n Tue.. Ou<h. Morrlon. 7•0 No 1<ratc:l\fts. HS u E•acta -•·Jovlal JU<lot & 1· llano. JMIO '78 00. '°° "' StJCTM RACIE -6 furlongs 2 Ytar l'IO old fllllt\. Clalr!'ll"ll Purso 19~. 71S Jtntlt• !IS tMc:H•rouel 11.00 4 80 3 60 21S ll•l•lbtil• (Ollvarnl J.IO 160 1-0 Fly 4 merl<M• IC••••11od• I J 40 190 Time -1.11·1/S. 1/S 41\0 ,,.,. -Out ol 1"-West, Mtnr t 80 Mooll\, 8•tw1tood1. 110 Hoscr•t<htl. SEYENTH llACE -6 furlcnQ\ 7 V•ar old'S. Allow•n<es. PurH· ,11,000. Pactlotd IC.\lanedal MIOnu~hl Retwor•al IOtl•trnl AuVol IMcH1r11 ... 1 Tl--1.l~IS. 9.60 7 70 4 00 41>0 ran -M.-•l•r Lucie Strultln, c;.,or99, J GeMQt, B111 Ch•rlH. NoS<••I<"" Htltn Kathle~n fR.,m1rtu• O..stonera ti IPlncayl CMrll"r°' St•• I Toro I Go Marti\ IM<Harou•I our FlrSI ~llQhl IMl'na, Ml\\ Tokyo IVe•••ouet I SuM,.,..r C••n•nc) IGonralttl S1ra•IM <'>'-m•kerl LU<kY Se>ell IC:.m1>asl 4ccre II l1.1m1>ert1 V1ool>Ond• IVe•QMl>I O•••d's Tot>tn (Plneoal 11• l•O u t!ncla -7-1".t<<IH I ._MldnltM ltehurwt. pato 11 .. 00. EIGHTH ltACE -I 1118 mlt ... on turf l yo• old• & UP. SIM1P< al· lowan<e• PurM! \l•.OOO NINTH ltACE -1·1116 m.1~. 3 vur olds & up ClalMong """'" s11 000. C ta1m1n9 Pflce 116 001).l I) 000 N1ntw1ce ll!amirul 6 60 4 llO J 60 f<>llYG<•ml)d IG.l\lal\edal J "° , IO Mos! 869Gi<l IOl1v.,osl 3 60 Time -I ... ?IS 4110 ,.,, -Golden Ooc R<lt. E"' wk>Of!. UM'lfH"'Y~ Scr•l<IM<I -AplMlll II NINTH RACE -lolll& rntl". J v•ar old• & up. C1ilm ln9 P11r .. l8000 Sc>lcey Roman IMcHarQUel c;.11,;nt Ltmb !Cespedes I Mir-ro IC.\111\ll<ll) Ald«<I II IM<H•rquel Early RelH'9 ITorol Hune<l\ln Chief (01n1c:0Cd 0c 811 Boy I Piii<.., I Falr-\Quaro ICoutol HtrNI\ Crvu ICampnt Pro Scores Hatlt11•I Hochy LA••• Wul\it1<1tt11 2, Color H ot 111 .. 112 117 111 "' 1) 10 •llO 160 240 no l lO Grilled IPlr><aY Jr ) Mr. Miller IC.Uane<tal T1,,... -l.43 l /S 41>0 ran-Clank, Flyln9 Oon. OUll" Lorr11lne, Proietto•. Sal<n Joe. HatleMl •u1tetD1114u0<l.lllon llldlll\I 'IO, New York Nth n P~nl • •s. Clil<i\IO n No ~crtltC.he'-. Kan~$ City 130. Sdn A"tonlo 1177 N<>wOf'leens 111, Wa\.,1n111on 93 LosAnll'llO 118, Atlll\lit 101 S--attlt lot-"-'"""'* 1n1 u Encta -Z·Splcty Roma11 I ~ Grillect. paid ito.lO. • • • • STARTING • OCTOBER .30th • (Santa Ana Store Only) • SPECIALS IN • • SKI , TENNIS • AND BACKPACKING • EQUIPMENT • AND CLOTHING 20 to 50% off· • • • • • . • • • • I } \ 01ily Piiot l"llolol lly LH P•Y~• MV'S MITCH CHESELKA AVOIDS RICH DAGGETT (54)AS SCOTT VOLMER DING (87) MOVES. Crapo Leads Dana· Hills Dolphins Roll Past Mission Viejo, 17-0 8) STEVF. ANDREWS Oi t~t O•oly Po lot Sllff 1Ja11<1 Illlb lhgh, lcd by the n1fl) runnrng :ind passing of quartl•rback Stevt· l'raµo , shul out the M1ss1on Viejo !Jiablos, :11.0. 1n South Coas t Lcague football aN1on Friday night a t Sa n Clcmentc High (raµo did an outstand ini.l job din·ct1ng lhc al· ~ack . s.:ainin/.! 50 )ard'I rushing and 73 passini:? · wh1h.· cnmplr t1ni:: six of 11 m•rials . The sc111or left-hander also account ed for both Dan~• 11111., touchclo\\ ns Whtie Crapo ''a.., lt•..id ing thc SUl'C'<' ... sful Dana lltlls :.ttlac·k. l\l 1..,s1on \'1<• jo's offl•ns c ''<IS s putter ing <•II night. failing to m ount .1 n) scoring thr<.'ats The D1ablos. lim1tt'd to 95 yards rushing by a s l \J rd y D o I p h 1 n s d t' fensivt• front, were h111 d<'red by 1'1ght fumhlt·s. three of which wcrc lost When I hev wc n •n 't fumbling . lhc D1ahlos m<.'t stiff opposition from scvcral Dana ll1lls <k· • fcndt-rs. inl'l11ding mid· ell' guard nic k Bat tcri.by. 1mrnle lim•backer Paul Bethke and outside ·l inebacker .J ohn Townsend •• Dana Hills rn ounkd •l>ne long scoring drive • jllld also took advantage :pr a D1ablos fumbk to ~ Jead 10-0 at halft1rnt• ~· Mid way t h1 uugh llw ·~econd qu.1rt<·r. Cr.1po •marched h1 .., ll',1 m 1;0 yards in seven plays with thc quarterback ac count mg for 26 yards on keepe r s around end Crapo took it over from t h e o n c u n d D a ,. i d Will<IC'k converted giving ();111a 11111-; :1 7-0 lt•ad With ~, 2:i left in thc half On Mission Vicjo's rwxt series. Dan11 Hills' Hoh lll•nclrirkson rt· eovt>r,>d a fumble at the Dolphins' 43 Crapo wl'nt lo the air h1ttin~ Steve Telaneus with 16 and eight-yard strikes and a:1othe r 14 -y arder to Mitrh McG r<'i:or The dnvc• stalled on the 13 and Willock kicked a 28·) ard field goal boosting the lead to 10·0 with 13 s econds l eft bt•forl' intermis~ion After an une ventful third quarter, Dana HiJls mounted its final scoring drive halfway through the final stanza. The Dolphins had driven to the Diablos' fo ur. but failed on a fourth·and-inches situa- tion. The defense held Mission Viejo on three plays and forced a 20· yard punt Gonzales, Morton Win MV Titles Taking over at the Oiablos' 24, Crapo faced a fourth-and-two call at the Mission Viejo 15. He rolled to his left, drew the cornerback to him, and lofted a pass to Pete Strong who was alone in the end zone. Willock's conver sion put the Dolphins ahead 17-0 with !l 19leftinthegame R e dland s ' Joe Gon?.alcs and Jill Morton of Palis adl'.., CJptured mcn's and women's singles A c ha mpionships after two weekendl> of a<·t1on Jt :\I ission V1e10 Tf'nni::. Club I\ results M•n·, A S1nca1e, Oudrl&rf1n.th M"ir1')n rtr I <it• W•O t 4 f'i fl I b 0 C,,ttru H,., 1l1•t y,,.,,,, ;. ? " t Ek rw1<i\ '11•t W Ill ; I • l 1•"'"0'°''""' dd Mdllf' f 1 ft,., 1 ", S•mllln•I• Y1H'l1'1h•\ nd M r1rtnn h 1, '-1; R.•rwlrl\ ""'' H.-,,ct,.r\nn b .t h ) • Fl"lh (",nr.1 ti(\t1rf n. rw1f'li.,,',... Mtn1\ A Ooubl11 Ou••l•rt•"··· HMader·M•ll•v def Sutn.roand Jame. 4-7 • t Gou·SChmldl def Cunllll• Nlchot\on t>y dol~ult Goldbt•O Ore ndain d of Campll••I Mr 0'>uQ•I 6·4, 7 • Aov H•ncl~"'n" ·~' Olm'1t4d-Moo't "1 ~ 1 !.emlf1n.»h ••. , ... ..,,,.., M '""V def Gil'\ Sch"'hdt ft l • } (,r 1'1httrf') 0r .. ndttH' d~f q,, ........ ,,.,.19,. ,,, .... ,. .. F1n'1U WOmtft•\ A Siftill•' Ou•rt1rhn•t\ (l..f H.h• "0 ~I Plf.t .. r-.on th d· •ttutt Arr,.n~ O-t S'"""'~V I \ ~ 4 Mor lot\ d4't W~ll•tt .. 1 ~ t GAME STATISTICS MV Sem1t1,.h '1rtt do-Nn' ru\h,nq )(.1v ~· E ... ,.,,, • 1 i\ 4 Mort"""°"' S:trq tjown\ Olt\\ll"IQ A.rr '\(I nd'l b ) f> ' r r• t '1Qw n' 0ii·nA1t ,.. Ftftlh f t>t 'ti f1r't OQwn' II " Mo,.t<ln 1'f'' I( "Y 4 f I \ 4 U Y-11rn• ,,,,.,.,u:; u 1 "' I) Crf'l1rf'(ff Wom•n·, A Doubl•1 Ou.irttrf1n•h Arr&ndo nou p,.'~"'0" o,., M •y tt r M r tt \ 6 • ~ 7 f> 7 Sir Aw Rr v•rnl Cf.,f Browt' V.,.,,n hV tt~f tu1 1 p,.,.,., N••' o,,, t-1orv1m1\n John .on l -, & • 11 1 fl'AV Onqd,.,notf Cl•f Strnlnn (.l"t'H' I ' 'I ~ I Stm1t1n•I\ ';lr~w Jlr ~.1ir\I df'f Arrrnc1ondo ~''"""" & J ft ' 1<4'V Ooqo"no" ft•'' Pru1m ~·•' •? ,.; .t Flnlh KAV 9,,qden1Jft dt>t ")1,aw Ory,..nt , , /-6 , 4 MlctO A Ooul>lt> M .. .,,., H•"ldPr\Oft n-• Hltrfl-. \••w~trr bv (lef•ult !,tr1w °"'\f' (Jl'f ti tt\ H"t' ~ 1 "'' titv•nt ROQl"r• rt••r c;1,,.m o1f'v 1<:1,vnrr ~ 1 ~ 1 ""*'' \""·t• •nr. 1 \ "• 'S•m1f1n•h ')Ir_.., Otlnr· cJt I M• .,,,., H~ r~ o\ 0 It 1 8 ,.y.tnt P 4>Qf'f\ ct~t ll(n•tt \I'"• -) II "o\ .., l ~1n•h l't••f ~tr,,""' (>1111' Iii. 4 V1.trd\ Od \\1nQ ' ¥ud'-'""' 4& N• f VA,-c1\ l•lnttO l'f7 P\.11"11' Tl'if) f11~t ~ )l 0 7" \ lHI JI\ ,, V1Hr.l\()H"l·lhlt"tl ] H Fvrnt>1•' tumo1 .. , '"'' A 1 ~core by Qv,Htus Ml\'-10n y,,,,,, n n n o l'l OAn,, ••111, o 1n n 1 11 ,,,,., ..... ., Brorkmitn P•ri.pr ~w,.,.rv RUSHING Minion V1tjo l<b yq ·~ ~? ,, t~ 19 , ~ I ) yt " 7, n ~ n 41 Ut ''°" Mr(.,,,. ,,,.001'1fllnn Oana >1111> ,. n 17 \I I \• ,. I ~ PASSING DA P< phi Rroc ~m ,., 7 \ fl "'""' '11 ,, T~I•'' • ' 0 O•n• >1111> J' • 0 ,, 1 t ~n yq pet 1a , .. ~ t 000 ., 1~ II 'Oll \.O THE DtABLOS· CARY BAOCKMAN 19 PURSUED 8Y 'RICK IATI'DIBY (M), ,AUL BETHKE (65). • Estancia Bows,. 28-9, To Tough SA Valley By RUSS BANKS Of I~• Oallf "llee ~" Santa Ana Valley scored two quick touchdowns at the begin· nlng of the second half and de- feated a stubborn Estancia lligh Eagles football team, 28·9. Fri- day night ln Century Deague ac· tion at Newport Harbor High. Even when SA v ·s Robert Powell broke loose on an 84-ynrd touchdown run in the second quarter. E stancia came back with its running game and passes by Dave J eranko to get a field goal. Toby O 'Brien kicked a 23-yarder. had the Santa Ana Valley de· fenslve secondary mixed up. For awhile Estancia made a game of it, taking advantugu of the nonchalant play of Santa Ana Valley in the first hall and might have led at the hulf if it weren't for costly penalties and quarterback sacks Ir Estancia played good m the first hall, the Eagles could do nothing right in the second haH as everything seemed to go against Estancia. Jeranko hit Mike Camp seven times late In the fourth quarter and Camp wound up catching 11 passes ror 126 yards. Santa Ana Valley m ay have Imagined that Jeranko was going to Camp, but could do nothine to stop lhe com· bi nation GA¥• n4TllTtC$ S4V•lley I! Fir\\ ctown• ru,.h1nq 1' S ~tnt downi 0&\\1nq ) I A blocked punt, an intercep· lion, a fumble recovery and San· ta Ana Valley had three e usy scores in the second half ,:.,,, oow'" oenaltt~ O Tot1t hr \t oown' t-4 t• VAtO\ru\h1nq 1\.t 114 Vard\00\\>n~ II tSJ 'l'ardt IO\I tl cl Ntl vard\ Ila'""" J1' • 71• E s tancia got the spark 1t needed for its defense as the Eagles held on a fourth·and-one situation early in the game From there Kirk Langdale and Dale Rickard took turns running through holes that were opened by Craig Cr andall, Robert J ohn, Dave Bachlor, Kevin Obymako. Dave Pisarski and Dave Larned. But E-stancia still didn't give up as Jeranko put on a passing exhibition late in the game that Punh •1tq d1\t..tn• ,... t lt 0 1-1l \ V••O\ 114'~•1•14'd I tilt 1 lO Fum!IMf'l.hwnolr~ 10'' s... 1 1 su ... ••Ouarten 0 1 " ' 1'! 0 ) 0 A q The Eagles twice had first and goal situations inside the Santa Ana Valley. once on the six and another lime on the rune, but mistakes and penalties prevent ed Est ancia from scoring. The two opportunities that Estancia let get away didn't seem to bother the Eagles as the offense and defense kept com· ing al Santa Ana Valley Divorce Filed NEW YORK Barbara Raskind, the divorced wife or the doctor who became female ten· rus player Renee Richards alter a sex·change operation, asked a court Friday for support and back alimony. Mrs. Raskind claimed m court that her former husband, known then as Dr. Richard H . Rasltind. owes her mor e than $7,000. ,., ... k~ U"Ofl ,,. A1c-•10 C.ol•· Powell WC·\I W•ro Ch1ttm('trt TOtAI\ 1 •Q•IO• Ward Total• llUSHING (\llf'ICtl t<I> H ,1 ••q • ,. n o > ,. &9 ' 41 ' I It I I S•ota Afta V•lloy t J 6-\ 0 " ,,. 100 • u J 0 I 0 I ·• 0 I 0 7 1 O 1• 7!>4 IJ 4 I PASSINO l <l•ft<lt ... ... "'" •• !Kl 11 1] 1 I\) ,&?• sanu 4u V•lloy t? 6Ulf IOO I ~ 0 0 .000 I] 0 JI .<ll>l DANA HILLS' STEVE CRAPO GETS PASS Oi-F AS MIKE MULVANEY (30) BLOCKS. MD. • • Continued from B3 199 net yards and pass- ing for 144 against the Warriors. The Monarchs had the edge at the half thanks lo a 67-yard run by Gonzales to set up Brad Chace's one yard plunge Tony Romero kickt.'<i the first of two PA Ts and the Monarchs were in command. 7-0, with 6 12 left in the first quar ter The Mona r chs ex tended the lead to 14-6 when Drazba passed 27 yards to Georgt! Johsz Lo cap a 78-yard march. But in the end it was George Ponce's TD passes of 37. 25 and 21 yards to Darrin Nelson and two to Kevin Sparks that mad e t h e dif fcr ence. * * * OAMI STATISTIC$ MO Ft"'' down\ ru\hlnq Ftrit down\ OB\\tnQ Ftr\t dOWn\ ()ftn•tfl,., Tot Al''"' down\ t 4 YardHu\~lnq 717 VMdl M \\1"4 IU Va•O,llttt Jl 'ffl V••OI 011..-0 l•l """" ••Q dl\I J 71 0 Va•d1 """'llHO ) •\ ,.-,jmbt~·fumbt.-\ tO'\,I 1 O Sort h °"4trtn1 PlC 10 I ~ 11 7U 17) tt ni ) lO ~ H\ 00 MAIH 0-• I I 0 0 14 PIU"'> X It 1 P 0 )() l><Mt).o C/I•<• Gon1e•" O•c~~ Total• Nf'l- Pon<t P.ce Willi&""' Total\ llUSMtNO MAttr Otl tel> y~ ti '1 I • tt t) 110 0 n ,,, f'IW\ Ii( h U) t\ .. ' 0 , f1 O , 7U f'4SSINO ltilale•Otl yl ,, 0 " , )J • 0 J .. .. _, .. •• 1 I • t 10 h ,. PC ttlll n pet 0r•r06 )!I • ' 14' 410 f'twt lC ...,.,., 1 Cross Country 1'0¥111, C"OH COUNTllY Ol' ..... CN1t Utl 1111 lilt.SAC Otlllltt CHll 10 11111 •t C.ll'llM I C:911MI,_.. 1£1 t1 17, t F-1 ... IU 12. 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VAIPnt ... , T•ttlt M'\ O•mt (Anyttn "' E\NfAn1a d\ Et~ <> .... 1088* ............. , .. pt: .,. ...... ~ ..... ... • S« C•1ter 9lld c .... ..- • A .. t teMI ......... •M.tt U.$. 9lld -11y f ..... •- ... SJ -h tw UN...,,... wltlt .ittier .ir ctfl4ffl°""'f w....._ a-.. I 1 KTLA 0 6.00 "The Fly " A real creeper from 1958, Uus horror flick stars Vincent Price, Patricia Owens and David "Al" Hedison as the luckless fellow with the buzzing in his head. KHJ 0 8:00 "The Man in the Gray F1annel Suit." Gr egory Peck plays the title role of an advertising executive reminiscing his past in this 1956 movie with J ennifer Jones and Frederic March. NBC 19 9:00 "McQ." J ohn Wayne trades his horse for a police car in this 1974 cop movie about a police lieutenant seeking the killer of a fellow omcer. LOS ANGELES tAPl John Cleese. a regular member of .. Monty Python's Flying Circus," Joins Marty Feldman's merry c r ew in Universal's "The Last Remake of Beau Geste." On an admittedly lucky guess, Vladimir Sokoloff solved the super-touah bonus question this week and broke into a two-oolnt lead in the overall :standings with u perfectscoreolll. Right behind was the closest competitor. Ed Schmerlu. who missed only the bonus and scored TRIV1A STANDINGS '· Vleolmlr SO ... lotf c ll I ) EO Sc:luMrler l•I J Mu "t1Wley 01 c •lrown'\ Tra•el U I \ Haney ~rior "\/ti •· IMIKCUe (11 LenMlte llome ... tlrY HI '· ~'1WI•• 0.1, ... 01 I. DeftlllsJettroU"1 1 t Olrh TNI• UVt I 1t Trfna Wl"lams <•1 II. JOM ll11uell cu IM It Jt" llurm II I M •U n. Wally Z1•9"r UJ h~ 1• •• Tom ,eltr4111•11t1 CSI 11 lJJVt It. •LA1" C.rw" Mo,.llen UI 12\'t '""' ,._ Mo111 ..... ()) 70 .... 110 u. Ot,..Gr"" 10 n 110 ••. D••l<I '"'" m to0» I01Yt 1', 0.•-Joekeyt 0\IJI St ltl 20, lar11y, DotUIT a JohftAY Ill )4 •• ., .,.. _,, recel,,tO; hall of last .. .,,, sctw••wn ... nine. The Desk J ockeys collected 71h points to stay out of the cellar . while Max Fraley, Jeff Sturm, Ina Bacassa, Barbar a Delgado and Leonette Romaaosky all checked in with seven. Our prodigal sons and daughters were all back m the fold this week, but two other entries which rarely sit out did so. If you received your invitation for next week's tournament, please RSV P with your Queen Opens Theater LONDON CAP) Queen Elizabeth II has of- ficially ope ned Britain's ultramodern $27.2-million National Theater. The queen and her husband, Prince Philip, at· tended a performance of "II Campiello" by the Venetian Carlo Goldoni 1707-1793 at the Olivier Theater. largest of three auditoriums in the com - 1s&1 w SUNFLOWER plex-w OF eR1sr oL c M 540 0594 Lord Olivier, who ran the National Theater A "SHOW WHITE r. TliE from 1962 to 1973 at the Old Vic, gTeeted the queen V SEVEH DWARFs• . from the stage or the theater named for him. '~ODEr<>SIT.MO RETURN''1 -;::====================::::::::::::::::::::====~ "MARATHON MAH" ..... ,, ...... , .. 7.4l•lt: .. CINEMALAND UllSt ._. • .1 AH~c•U~llOI 0 ALICE IH WOMDERLAMD" CX I '·'-•·•I "F(.ESH GORDON" u .... , ... ,. -- --..OOH TIL THREr WGATORH IP'GI 2 "S~~;:::~r:lt~~~I MHO Dl!l'CSIT HO Rfl'\IR)ot' ~ MllTTERSWEET LOVE" "fttlHI! AHO THI! IEAH'' IRI "SEX WITH A SMILE" 0 "SHAMP'OO" llll "A portrayal of Morgan by Dennis Hopper that ranges from explosive to endearing ... ~ M'14 ... f ..-,.•,I J , '. I' .... • I• •- ('w'-''"'"") .............. 1-·1----.. \.,, ......... ..,. ··~ _,,. .. -·DENNIS HOPPER MAD DOG ..... , JfAEMY THOMAS • ~• , ... .,PHILIPPE MORA o • ....,.,, r-•• ~ .. ,,., •• ,. •. .., .... ,...,"""",...,...,.,.. R •llOI ,, •• *" • ,,_ .• ·""'·~ ..... ' , '91 .............. MOW PLAYIMG AT THESE SELECT THEATRES '1itt City C..ter Oranc• &U-9282 RARE COIM GALLERIES gold coin 1ewelry US type coins Stamp collections wanted gOld & silver bullion & t>ags Autt\onz.ed Krugerrand coin Exchange Silver Proof SETS 1961. 1962. ex 1963 S4 25 ea Buying all Franklin mint medals & bars. 91 TOWN & COUNTRY ORANGE · 835-9246 UA ltsbalnster -Westminster 193-0546 I hcfflc llfa1p Dr. 11 -Ora1111 551-7022 Man1 Soutti Coast -Bristol Costa Mesa 546-27t1 PLEASE CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTIMES • I ....,.,. . .....,.., Mer "PJ've bied everyu.i~elie ... I S&tutdliy. October 30. 1978 D~ILYPILOT By T.T. entry; if not, and you'd llke to JOU\ in, let us know where to send the details. This week's card may prove a bit of a touab.ie, wtth number 10 again Ole two.point 1peclal. Have fun. I. IN WHAT CITY DID Owen Marzshull practice law? 2. At what Army post were the soldiers in "From Here to Eternlty" $laliooed? 3. In "The Mus ic Man:• Robert Preston asked his young would-be musicians to ''think" what tune? 4. Name the cat. in the Disney movie "101 Dalmatians.'• ~.IN "THE FORTUNE Cookie," Jack Lemmon wu bowled over accidentally by a football player ror what team? 6. Theodore Peterorr was better known under wbalproressional name? 7. What. s pecifically. was the disease suffered by Ben Gazzara on TV 's Run for Your Life series? 8. Name the song played over the opening credits of ''The Notorious Landlady." 1: "OUll WHOLE MARRIAGE has been a series· of bribes," said Charlton Heston to Ava Gardner in "Earthquake." What was Ava's three-word reply? 10. On Spike Jones' record "I Used to Work in Chicago," what other location, a state, is mentioned in one chorus? Last Week's Answers 1. Scruffy (Mrs. Muir dog) 2. Elmo (Elsie's offspring> 3. The Venture (King Kong ship) 4. "Shutters and Boards" (Murphy song) 5. "Peace is Our Profession" (''Dr. Strangelove'') 6. Charli e the Gent (Steiger in "Waterfront") 7. "Barefoot Boy With Cheek" <Asa Hearthrug) 8. Little Donnie Dark ("Butterflies Are Free") 9. Tizz (J oke's girlfriend> 10. J .W. (magnetinitials> Send your answer.! to TRIVIA, cl o the Dady Pilot. Bor 1560, Co.!ta Mesa 92626. All entnes must be received by Wedneaday, otherwue half the player's last .!Core will be awarded. "THE FRONr' IPGJ BAMAMAS IPGI 0 A MATIER OFT1ME0 IPGI "'TRAVELS WITH MY AUMT" ''MORMAM IS THAT Your lrGt "HARRY a WALTIR GO TO HEW YOU'' CPGI "FAMT ASIA" lGl CAITOOH SHORT "MAIL PILOT" D A ilD" "THltH THE HilD WAY• "HUCE LEE SUl'B DRAGON" IP'GI "THE MANSON MASSACRE" "TWITCH OF DEATH"' nu "MARATHON MAN" "FROM NOON TIL THREE" It's cash for kffps In a h/larlous run for the money I Snow Whit• And The Seven Dwarfs IOI What CAN You Gn lor a dime these days?? NEWS . ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW I DAILY PILOT Cosby, Pilots Get Pink Slips LOS ANGEL!!;S CAP) -Low ratings have done in two more tcleva.sion :.eries ADC says Bill Cosby's Sunday variety show wtll have 1ts lwsl broadcast <th.is Sunday, and CBS says ·'Spencer's Pilots" will have its last regular Friday broadcast on Nov. 5. No regular weekly replacement shows have been chosen yet for the two pro~rams. ABC and CBS said this week in making public the c ancetialions. It brought to four the number of series axed by the networks thus far durin g the 1976-77 season, l'low Jn its sixth week. The other dropped shows, both on CBS, are the new "Ball Four" series and "Doe," which was in its second season when canceled. NBC has n 't 31et Call 642-5678. Put a few word5 to work for ou. an n o un ce d any cancellations. elClllMCMUN•_...,. 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TMI MINDINIUIO '"" W009T AUIN e IOmT NO~ t • THI flOHT (N I • 2 • UHTICK llQ J • IMAMPOO ., etOllt CMUN ·-N'l'OI CAI WAIMINI PWa fAMIL Y "°' c.-. IU "Mc.tlft ,,.,.,,.., NII 1Ml ........ CJllf _,~-....... NO DIPOllY NO llTUINt111 ,, """ ..,. .. a,,. .. -.flt CAIWAIM,.. fAMll.Yftor" WMn1LNnVll t1t ;~ • .. DAILY PILOT AFT8RllOOll 12:00 8 Im (]J CJ) Fat MMtt Q O.C:.,. 0 Get °""' CV fllowie: "Fwr Mta 1114 A h1Jt1'' (lll'f$) '38-RIChard C1u11e, lorell• 'You11e. On1d N1nn. a c.s1sw.11w1 (1)J WwdtA-,.. • CD Alfred HltdlcK\ Prnull !Sllptrllll• oo Mew1tt: "1111 lri4 of r, 11du," "rltt Mlllloa ~11 to f.lrth" ~ (H) AdiOll Tllull• ' · G) linls ol Slltfloc1 iw.ta . m a s.... • lblla •zatl9 • -12:30- 0 <Ill (1) 00 WJJ Ollt C.-S D '"' s,orts World • An'• s,orts World (fQI W1ttlit m Los1 1n s,au G) lilo'M: "U4y 11 A Jant" (com) • '42-RaJPh Btl~lllf. Irene Dunne. ( d, l.f)) a:t !ICM f tltiitll 1 :00 0 ft7> CI>()) CMl~1u't' f1l111 -: festinl •• Mowtt: "The l~le by" (llOI) · 'J6..Boos l(,rloll, Be~ lu&OSI. .... $ports ctllllt11 .. <w Mowit: "W1ter11t lri41t" (dra) : '.0-Rol>ert T1ylor, V1mn Lerch. EZ;>'ta rtt1orman<1 11 Wolltra, OJ D1111111k Senn .. -1:30- 0 111) (3) Cf) Wllat's Ill fltttion All About] A news p1oar1m to help -th1ldren undmtand the whyi and hows ol an· elechon. (t) Science ftcllon Theatre • 0 NCAA footbaU O Mowle: (~ "[ye C1ulum" CSt•·h) '65-John Ashley, Cynth1• :, Hull. -> CD Soul Train l2tl Mme: CC) "The ... _, .. (hor) '59-Peter Cush1nc Christopher let 2:00 -~ CD CMnpa1111 '75 G> limn Ml C ~) Soul T ra111 ·=°"" aad Woody HmMn JD Cham~ lowii111 ~ -2:30-•• J. T.US All KiMs e "-tu b Hy Cl) UFO • 0 lllotie: "AMI aM tilt llif!C ol l 'SM11" (dra) '46-Ru Hamson, Irene ~Dunn m Outer Limits . 3:00 t.! 8 Saterday .,. ({) TIM Ch1mpions O Movie: "Day of the Outlaw" ....,. (wo) '59-Robert Ryan. Burl Ives. 11l» Movie: lC) "R.l'.M.".(dra) '70 .,.. AnO"Mar&rel, Anthony Quinn. CD Mootie: "lh n W'rthout A St11" (wq) '55-liirk Douetas. Jeanne Cl~. Ci~') Chlmpionsllip Bowline (~llSic l'llt• . ...._ fD. lilt RllSWlt Raps eJlas kllt11eibtu -. fli) A&ricultwt USA • -3:30- • fffl (1}'3tar Trn "• m Mission: Impossible ! a.'1N1tr WaCofttr ~ M1tttr of Siu (R) m~tvrday Mal!Mt 4:00 ~ U:~llCi Kno1 Show ..,. g )loy11: 1CJ "ne Wt11dt rs of Atad•i"" (com) '61 -Donatd ·~O'Connor, Noelle Adam. '! · l{J Au's Workl .,:m Cine Univeruf : • 1241 Nuhvlfte on tht R111d ED Blacl l'erspecli•• on Ill• lfe-n •( (~ (8)) frltn4s of M111 ' ED Spanish Nowi41 iatJ Wild Klncdom m VDke of Acrkultwe -4:30- 0 117l m cas Spotts~ ' ( 6) Wild W'lhl West : • (8 ) AztetS ''""" . ·m Mov11: "Tom1~1w\" (•es) '51·· ••Van Helltn, Yvonne De Carlo. • 'IU I (OJ ld11t1tl0fl 11 W°" ! • Q{l lbslw~te MlltlC fD Cettinc On (~Cf) World of S4irm1I • •l)t1 Mews 'Q) ~ORI Now •. •• 5 :00 . 0 .,_.""' World rO (12t> (I)) at AIC's Wl4e World °' S,orts • 0 I llatfOllll Geocnplltt D Tiie ~i( ShOll (101 Mews m Movie: (C) "fllme 0..1 lridl•" • (dra) '60-lauren Bacall, Kenneth Ml>rt, l2Sl (I) Voice of Acrfcutture • (2Cl Im llusic Han America m 'flit Ad1ms Chron1clt1 m Kllllu -5:30-u (fOJ IJI) Cl) 11.-s ()) Mu~ Hilt Amtrlu Q>UttleRnc.ls •V8NlllG e:oo 8 D (I) (IJ) CD Cl lhws !Mom: CJ:) (?!If) "Tiie Fly" (SC•· • '58-Vlncent P11u, Ou1d t0n,Patna1 Owtns. G Di1t11n11 C11,.n I• Ctl!Cert ~ Ms. c.no11 SUICS "'"" sonrs II as "TeU Me A lte," "Help Mt le II." "Lottie 81t of lov111'," Rt!Mmbtl"' and many "'°'" .,...... a.. ..... <J) ...... ..... .,... .......... 12191k IDLl .... Cpeu -1:30- .•• CJ) (QI Cl)) .... ........ c.--. MltHMr Titt $121,000 CIM*' Putlt Fa111tt-$1,000 ~~ Cl>• :=a.... ~rtklMlllllF•IJ 7100 Tiit ..,,.. '"' Willia11s ...... Saturday, October 30. 1978 D H«< ... Q lfls..ldlt4-C!l Wy .... Slllllr U u h M*l Dell (I) UlltllM4 ...W m.._m Qt) ,., '"' tllt C.•lry fll) Moety Pytlloft'I F1Yiftl tlfC.I 8 :00 8 (].?) CJ) CJ) TIM Jelftnolls . O @ (I) D Uier1t11t1 Pm· niedtc John Gt&• pro..n lhat be1nc slim hu its unupected advanta&ts when he m11st be lowered down 1 narrow piece ol pipe to rescue two to11struction wor~trs trapped by 1 tlVt 1n. II an UCIYlllOll Slit 8 H1llow1u lllOYit Special: (C} (ztlr) "MMe of Tmtr" (l\or) '72-Jtniltr 8\lhop, Attll Blanton, M1tchtll Gnac l! Morie: (C) !'Cl) "TIM Wolu'I Hufltff'' (dra) '72-&rbara Ede11. Stuart Wh111111n. U HOLMES ' YOTO * Comedy Hit! TOJll'S • Computer Unlods fun! U (12j Cl)) QJI Holnlts & Tort D111ttr, 1nt111ye and nonstnse follow Homes and Yoyo u they try to thwart 1 plot 10 steal 1 p1etious cem from a wet1thy bwt foolish soc:111ite. G llltvie: CC) (lh1) "TM MH ill tilt ,,., flln11tl Svir (dra) ·~6- Grerory Peck, Jennrltr Jones, frtd11t March. ·• ·---Guess Who? Actor Marlon Brando almost slipped by unnoticed with his freshly s haved head at a stooover aJ Svdncv Airoort in Australia on his way to his South Pacific home in Tahiti. (10J la Ran "A Pohtal Response" Ricardo Montalban hosts this dotu· mentary on Chicano political power. CD S,.Clal ti tht Wee---------------------- 0,) Musk IQll ANria fl) Childrta's Musial Show Cuban Piani.st Cheered No less an authority than Leonard Bernstein has commented more than once that he can name only a handful or concert pianJst.$ capable of coping with Prokofieff's massive Conterto No. 2 in G minor. If Leonard hasn't already included Cuban emigre Horacio Gutierrez In that select number, he had better \:lo so right now or invoke the wrath of an Orange County Philharmonic Society audience lhat made the rafters ring Wednesday night. Gutierrez gave us his all in the Santa Ana High School auditorium and that superb all was enough to lead conductor Zubb1 Mehta and concertmaster Sidney Harth to delightedly slap their soloist on the back and raise his arm to a vlgorously applaudin& audience a la Muhammad Ali. · TOM BARLEY Music Box To be sure, the fourth movement is fire and rervor and Tschaikowsky in full bloom as t/)~ master or the finale. But listen more carerully, n'~t time, to the craft contained in the balance or Qi~ symphony; each movement has Its message and .a contribution to make to what is one of the most attractive and splendidly strucurcd symphonies In the concert repertoire. . Charles Ives, did you say? Oh yes. Cha~es Ive~ ~as on the progr am. The second of his four wotk.S best describes the condition of this r eviewer aft.er their performance: 1 • .. Like a Sick Ea~le." IT WAS A DAZZLING performance and It took this writer back to the days wben Witold Malcuzynskl practically made this glorious work his p e r sonal property vi a s himmerin g interpretations that were rivalled only by the likes of Arthur Rubenstein and Walter Gieseking. Gutierrez, of course, had Mehta on the podium -;::;:::===:::::::::;;;:;:;::;:;::;;;::;:;;:;::;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;=ri';-- with him and you can't look for more than that in EXCLUSIVE terms of liaison and understanding. Mehta was in his most demanding mood Wednesday night and . AT EDWARDS when Mehta demands as he did in the Prokofieff . then his Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra BRISTOL CINEMA invariably delivers. · The Prokofieff was perfection itselC and so was the Tschaikowsky No. 2 that so memorably . concluded a top· flight concert : FAR TOO MANY CONCERTGOERS -and Wednesday night's audience is included in 'that observation -tend to pay scant attention to the three preceding movements while they wait for the allegro vivo that is, to them, the piece de r esistance of the symphony. "~plendilerou1ly Funny." -P~nfl~ Cillllall, Tht N<w Yorbr "Rowdy, nutty .eiltertainment. '' -~flllam Wolf, CiwMf191Uln~ Qfl Movie: (2hr) "Wattll on the Rl11t11" (dra) '43-PaYI l11kas, Belle 01¥1$. fl!!) Mowie: "Trio" O)leain1 Movie Binge for TV Viewers m lipanese llquap hoerams -8:30- 0 (llJ CJ) CI> Dec Doc is felled by a mysltnaus malJdy and 1 super tH1C1tnt lad~ dod0t Illes Mr his Westside Clinic p11ct1ce. Doc's ~tran1e ailment •ehes d11c11osis, nen by his distaff repl1cemt11t. lk Michaels And 1n no tJrne l~t hes mort SKk of Or. Mlthaels than l11s tond~IOn but too Ill to(do anyttunr about II. ByJAVSHAR Btm I.OS ANGELES (AP) -Thls Sunday at 8 on Channel 4, NBC is airing .a three-hour night of flicks called "Life Goes to the Movies," offeri ng clips or about 200 mms made over a 36·year span for viewer inspection. he hopes -lhe viewer's attention. "And secondly, I'm giving them viewers films like 'Easy Rider,' 'Patton' and ·Philadelphia Story,• and· what else ca n they possible see like this on another channel at one time?0 ' THE SHOW , to be hosted by Henry Fonda, Shirley MacLaine and Liza Minnelli, isn 't coming cheaply. Stuart says it's ··probably the o ca Cl)> a 111. T. & r1111 Ho 1nfonnahon avao~ble 11 press lome. ll r epresenls mor e ......................................... .. than a year's work, consisting of some ~ films, and long, arduous haggling with owners or the chosen film s for rights to air excerpts or the movie s, says coproducer Mel Stuart. m '"" 111111111 W JapaMM Quiz Slllllr 9 :00 0 (f7.) CJ) {)) Mll7 Tyltr llloort Pandemonium erupts in a usu1lly smooth television news ope11t1on when Murr1y takes 1 step up to co· produce the news with Mary. e °') ([) 11& m Ht s.turclay Movie: CC) (Zhr) wMcQ" (dra) '74- John Wayne, Eddie Albert. Diana Muld1ur, Colleen Dewhurst, Clu Gula1er, Dn1d HuddlestOll. Aller a tellow otfteer is 1•11ned down, a boe· City pol1Ce litute11.1nt docgedly sets out to tapfwrt 1 suspected druc dealtr ht beheves is respo1151bft lor the shoohna. U STMSKT I HUTCH * HUllT VAM"RE And the theme of the opus is not s imply that these films were what folks watched way back when. be adds', but r ather "how they were a refle c tion o r the manners, the mores and the political thrust or the American, people when they were made • o ca rn> a Sbrsly ' Hutc11 John SalOll fuestuu psycotditler ''THE EASI EST way who thmks he rs 1 vamp11e and to explain it is that murders younr cU1s. there's a helluva long m C.W. McCAU 'S ON way from Andy Hardy to * HEE HAW-10-4! 'The Gr aduate,"' he m Hee Haw C.W. McClll 1uests said. ·· 'The Graduate' m Colla1t wou 1 do 't ha ve been -9:30-possible in the 1930s. O CI?>CJJ(()loUewllart SllM There would have been Bob's Hartley's mephomst and a riots in the streets ... buddh1 hcure •1th a c:lock in its nmt both 21ve lhe psychologist a The show is based on ~try hard lime. t d) Ste" Allen's l.Juctt.Buk and has the same tiUe ar; .the 1975 book about Lile 10:00 m a g a z i n e ' s o ft e n O Cl'!J CD Cl) Tiit tuol llllmttt starryeyed coverage of Show Roddy McOowall joins the tast · d f 1936 1n a senhmentJI look at the silent movie om rom • motion p1elure clowns ol y1steryea1. whe n l h e m a g a z i n e o Terry Dou1111t Sllow began, to 1972, when it At times it looked like it might cost them their jobs, their reputations, and maybe even thei lives. U MOST WANTED c e a s e d w e e k l y * Bomber Kills publication. "'-'"'~to•, .. Chief of Police The book _ and the ______ _ U ((3) ())) IHl Moll WllltM A largeportionolthecllylacesdtstruc-s how's script -were --------------------- lion by the deh11alion ol a hyiatked written by Richard plutonium convoy, 11 lhe demands ol Schickel, a former Lil e 1rt elecuon1U aen1us are not made. movie critic who several m Mews seasons ago produced : =:a:t!:!'" Hlchllchts the much·praised public <.if) trutwe Futures TV series, "The Men fD V'llioa CR> Who Made the Movies."· OJ Mlllical Variety SllOlr m LIU Gordoll S11111r S T U A R T , W H 0 -10:30-coproduced "Lire Goes o Conti• roo.._11 to the Movies" with him and directed It, said the 11 :00 show covers fo ur basic U DD CI> 1r1 m a ..... eras .of film -the late (6) llfl C.1111 of tl1t WM 1930 W ld W 11 d D Mme: "Dnil Den" ~ltof) '64-· s, or ar an Bryant Holiday, Wiiiiam Syl~ester. the postwar years, the CD Morie: "Franktnteill Created 1950s through 1963 and Woman" (h0t) '67-Peter Cushin&. from 1964through1972. m Sl~lstu t ineN He said he'll try to fl~ (1) Ada,,..12 QCl c:.n. .. Footu• show through those eras (9 Cl)) .. , HIMllN~ changing on ·Scr een a Tiie Fnnklo bMall Sh.-attitudes toward sue b · '1tl Mowle: CCJ "lrtha Lace" things as romance and (dra) '!>4-Sl>e"'er Tracy. war, plus looks al the Duse r.;!f:~ c:Mifomil. r ash of biblical epics In D @Cl>Cll DSat1r''' the 1950s a nd wha t "Cllt caused them, and a CJ) llllM: "l1le c.... lJt'° (adv) p h e no m en a o C th a l '43-Ruland Wintm. decade -movies ·.made a Mofle: CJ:l "li11u Wh's specificalJy for the teen· C..il& le Dluer" (cocn) '61-age market. S9eacet Tracy, Kllharirle Htpboffl. W •Mle: a:>"Th H11f1l1j1~ STUNRT, A Thin, ~"!:~ '65-Bwt Lancastat, lu. wiry veteran or movies· e FflaM ltdlt and televislon who won Clll CD n.. m ci... an Emmy 1n 1969 for bis 12200 • • M a k l n g o r t b e <•Cl)) llMIW.fl......,. P r e s i d e n t • ' T V documentary about the -12:30-1968 elections, doesn't • ..... (J:)"T ..... ~.. th' k lb .. f (~Vlnct•t Price. in ree ,.,ours o Slit"'""'... S u n d a y n 1 g h t movie-watchlng wlU . 1,100 prove too much for the G M c.i-t 'f.elevislon viewer. :.:=-~~~ · .. No. 1, I'm breaking lt -~., ,_.. ......, up in a thousand ways," -Ille _,.._ be said, referring to -J;lO-various vtaual and aural I :'.":-cm "taw "' ~ tricks ot tbe trade be'• ,------9fijiJj[ii1'11iiiiilii <•> ~-flbcdoNld car.,. put tn the 1how to keep -., 1 -J:lO-..... i.: "Sfft11 s.. ._.,.. "can 142-1111. <•••> 'U-Wlral•I• 11,1, lirt Put • few wor.S. l.MasW, c..ct ~ lo work tor ou . • most expensive doc u mentary e ver made." lie declined to say bow much it cost to put together, but grinned when asked if one could assume the tab runs way up th e six-figure category., "How a bout seven?" he suggested. c;"AIUI C"APUM '1HE GREAT DICTATOl" '1H£ GOLD RUSH" MON-FRI 7:20-9:20 SAT-SUN 2:0CM:OO 6:00-8:~10:00 ·~·"• rHl~f ·•.11 ., 11>11 [ 11• 11 I *" WUlOt am MOM110 ,. ... ., mu•• • .,. IMUllD ,,..,, .......... "'""''"·~·'I~-, ,_,. '' I •I • •''II 'fff \ J l)f fJ. I I/,, •I' I I < 1• 11 l fiil ..._ .... ~ •. ,,__...,,.,.,It"'"" 0~1~ ti ..,,,., I «&~ edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 ....... .. ~ .. ·~~'"""""" rrH£ MSSOYEll Pt.OT"' > !olarrine HAR RV Al'UEWS· tUJ1 GRITTn l.f. WMAN KING· l'.Xl"'AI D rtrASENCt, ~ and scon WILSON as ~·<<>sttnilll (),\N AttH110!All MS(lf()HJwl\ .. """11fIN ~ WUIAM ~·ll'<Nlft 11[0-.l'A l(lfNAKAlLW«>m·KlWIOtoNtO lkJl!UtTW...l~lR WMLIN'!WM'SON •, T'rocked by Oirectl'd bv . Executl\oe l'!o<lK« ~by ·: WOll SCHMIDT· MICHAEL CAMPUS · M£NAHEM GOl.AN • Mtu.ARO LAMPEU. and PAnKJA KNOP\ ~ <N,,,.~0·111"''"'""'....:.·botOtt ltJC.H l ~D·~l!YAlll(IOf'H AW<•~"~""i.A.MCAOl!l!S ;! M All.AS1°'6RtllR . (Cl-.lylXLuxt' IP.?J~~~!'l~.f·I . : edwards BRISTOL CINEMA H ISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 ... .• ... DAILY AT 1:30-8:30-10:30 :'°: SATURDAY.SUNDAY •• : 2:30-4:3M:30f;30-10:30 •' ·.:: ,,,__ __ _ Kid Stuff ,J 'Bilgsy' Film Sutteetb ; . By BOB THOMAS • ~ ;£ LOS ANG ELEs (AP) -"A movie mUJical with ~,year-olds playinl 1anistcnt Y® must be out ol ~mind!" '-Thal was the reaction ol the film financiers Londoner Alan Parker propo1ed .. Bugsy e." Nol only was the basts for hls rum quirky; also planned to reproduce 1929 New York on J:ngllsb sound at ages with an American cast. · Aatonlahlnaly, Parker accomplished bis intaalon, ''Bugsy Malone" sot made, and it ls one of the rare innovative fllms of recent times. Paramount ls releasing it In this country in the ~taeveral weeks. " PA&KE R, AN INTENSE, articulate man of 32, wu liere for the American kickoff of "Bufsy.'' tmlch he said was drawlnt applause at lts finish In Dlgllsh theaters -"aomethine that rarely happens escept for political fllms." He seems truly aurprtaed that his four-year struggle has ended happily. "I' was mad to thlnk of the idea, and even UlBdder to think that I could sell it." be said. .,. .. ,..,.... • It all began because be discovered his four 'BUGSY' BRAINS' cJp.ldren were not as fared up about movies as ae Alan Parker wps wbeo young -"after seeini 'Mary Poppins'. ---------- four times they got bored." They were also bored on the three-hour drive to the family's country place in Darbyshire. So the father drew on bis study or Jimes Cagney movies to concoct tales of ganisters named Fat Sam, Bugay Malone, Dandy Dan, ~ucklea. etc. A TOPFLIGHT MAKER OF documentaries qd TV commercials, Parker himself financed the 11.tst year or preparing "Bugsy." "New directors aVotd like the plague an entertainment mm as their rJ,st feature," he said. "But I thought it could sUcceed, 1£ done with enough care and style. • His preaentalion impressed the Rank Ol'ganizalion, which was looking for family movies ut finance. Also the National Film Financing Consortorium, a government agency. Each agreed ta supply half the budget, slightly under $1 million. 'J'be deal was clinched when Paramount guaranteed q American release. "I convinced them the amount of investment was a joke; t.hey could gamble on a total disaster." In fact, said Parker, Paramount didn't have to advance any money at all. The real turning point came in March 1975 when Puker flew to Las Vegas to sell Paul Williams on doing the songs. The singer·composer started bumming the melodies as they conferred ln a delicatessen. . ANOTRE ll MAJOR CH ALLENGE faced Parker: casting. "I saw thousands and thousands of kids, both in this country · and on the Air Force Bases in England," said the wriler·dtrector. { "I think I must have seen every single 4inerican in the sixth and seventh grades at the 1tases. I visited the professional schools in. New .;york, and the regular schools as well. I cam~ here ~ held open audllions. 1 • • "I kept telling people: 'This is not a kiddy thing, ~b for adults as well. That's why I needed the right :.actor; I wanted them to read the lines in an adult 2Jbanner.'' t ! . IDS SINGLE NAME P ERFORMER is Jodie ;. oster, who had not yet made her splash as the -age booker in "Taxi Driver." Parker saw her i .the short-lived TV series "Paper Moon" and a fihb , "Echoes of a Summer." Bugsy and Fat Sam, Scbtt Balo a nd John Cassis!, came from Brooklyn. Blousey, the Ruby Keeler role, is played by Florrie Dugger, whose Air Force father is stationed near ·Q:xlordsbire. • . j.;_~ "I rehearsed for six weeks, and I didn't allow ,...children to improvise." said Parker. "The roles ~e easy to them because I type-cast; Fat Sam. ~~ exactty like Fat Sam in the movie. I.I w•s ve'Y strict wilh lhem whUe we were ting. I bad to be, or else things would have n out of band. They had their fun outside the es\ it was llke a $ummer camp, with the whole lot to play in. But when they were on the set, it strictly business." •• ... ·:· .. ~.· .. tFilihsville' Ready for Series Debut ........ ~LOS ANGELES (AP)-Dick Van Dyke got a Um~ slot, a once-postponed series called ~:QibbsvUle" finally will air, and a black situation tomedy. "What's Happening,'' will happen ori TV ~month. •• But two new series were axed Thursday, NBC's mini Man,'' whose cut was announced just before lts last broadcast, and ABC's "Mr. T. Tina," which ends its run this Saturday night. . •.·:·Van Dyke's new NBC variety show, which bas iiieeared only three Umes in its regular 10 p.m . ~day slot, will be moved on Nov. 11 to the 8 1t9. period being vacated by "Gemini Man." . ~ o.n Nov. 11, NBC added, "GibbsviUe," a series l a young Pennsylvania newspaperman, will In the 10 p.m. time period previously occuped ~e Van Dyke show. ••. . • CAU. THEAT1'E FOR SHOWnMES. CO..fflTAT EDWARDS CINEMA "OBSESSION" CUPP ROlllnlON QINIVllYI IWOLO Actors Set For Roles LOS ANGELES (AP) -Movie castings: Beau Bridges will portray the dual role o( Philip and Louis in the Vienna·based "Behind the Iron Mask." Ursula Andress also joins the film as the ambitious Mlle. de Valliere. Ell Wallach added to the cast of "The Deep" as a shipwreck survivor. The Columbia film is shooting in Bermuda. Saturday, OOtober 30. 187& CAIL 'Y PILOT a7 Aries: You're Gonna Be Surprised • ... : . By SYDNEY OllAIUl slow. lAt others lead -and · diatrlbutlon are SUNDAY. OCl'OBEIUl aod abow their hands. concerned. Kore people A a I E S ( II arc b ·UB.&A <Sept. 23-0ct. are drawn to you. More· 2l·April 11): Someone is 2 2) : Key C\ ow 11 per• on s con fl do keepW, a secret-and it or1•nluUon. You eet problems and seek aid. could be part of a, second emoUonal wind. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. Halloween Eve prank. You know where to go'°" 22·Dec. 21): What had SUrprtses are featured-needed material. You been a rather unpleasant aod so is a "confession" know where you stand ln 1ltuatlon is br~chter, by one close to you. per1<>oal r~lalionships. more promising. Your TAU llUS (April SCO&P I O <Oct . sense of security is has good buylnf u~ .. 'Jk? recepllve1 But don be deterred from ultimttte goal. CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jan. 19): Movement, versatlli ty. m cs&aics, ideas and visits could t>e on acenda. Com;olidule ... open dialogue with P I SCES CF e'b . thole who mean moat 'to 18· March 20): Lunar you. cycle biib -you're able to throw orf reatrtctilns AQUA R IUS (J un. and act In mtt)"e 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis Independent manqer. on income, collection. What you have been ability to get more for seeking makes en your money. A relative appearance. 30·May 20): Emphasis 23·Nov. 21): Flnlsh enhanced. What you own onfu.n-and·gamea. Relief .project. Plan ahead, shows s It n a of from rouUne ls welcome. especially where display lt)creaslng In valu~. FrlendpayscompUmenl~~-~-~-· --~-~---~~~---------~----~~---"li--that you deserve. Dine out U practical. Vlslt or . meuaee Crom af ar · proves stimulating. )OJf N WAYNE GEMINI (May 21-June ZO): You get truth - some of "lt may appear unpleasant, but most o( It ls designed for your benefit. Means facts, fine points, subtle nuances are part of your personal scenarl~. C A NCE R (Ju n e 2l·July 22): Accent on writing, sriritua1 values, s pecia insights, education, travel, communicatio n s. Member of opposite sex plays prominent role. Yo u r feelings are reviewed, analyzed. lAUREN 4 BACAlL ~ edwards MESA Cl.HEMA THESE TWO GREAT HITS NOW TOGETHER NEWPORT BLVD.AT 19TH ST. -...----------tCOSTA MESA LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Home economics could be major subject for consideration. Domestic adjustment, budget is highlighted . You r interest in unusual subjects, including the occult. could surf ace. 1. '!'!..¥..!!!'!.'! .ff flOBERTSOH I GEHEVll:.VE aUJOt.O VIRGO (Aug. 23-&!pt. 22): Emphasis on special agreements, serious relationships, partner ship, public relations, advertising plans -marriage. Go ALEX& THE GYPSY JACK LEMMON GENEVIEVE. (R) BUJOLO ~~~~ ITS CASH FOR KUPI IN A HILARIOUS AUN FOA THE MONEY NC• INU»f~TI' NO IUrt1JllN ---~ ·--· Plus (PG) "ROBIN & MARIAN" WOODYALLEN "THE FRONT" MON,_,llllOA'I' SOM!OUU: 7-~10:JO IATUlllOA'l'·SUNOA'I': 1 4~:)0.lil1~7.0C>- •:4 .. 10::IO ''°, NEWPORT CINEMAS I MUI CO.UT14WY.& W.C41TMUll " 644-0760 . WALTER MATIHAU CINEMA CENTER MUIOl4T40AW\,CO•UMHA MISA YHDICIH'Tll '79·4141 CINEMA WEST W1ST .. fllfSTHATGOUllOIWUT 'WHTMIP4.CEH'Tlll • 1'2·440 and TATUM O'NEAL ~ ...... llTD!' nnrr <PO> F"'ROM THE SMASH ttROADWAY HIT! !'LUI C0.14fT lllUOL AT M4C AITH\HI 540·7444 CINEMA WEST WOTMIMJfltl ATGOUllOIWUT WHTMIP4.Cl"lH UJ.440 .. OAILY PILOT Saturday, October JD. 11'18 ··~-NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE I ' Sllurday. 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Along with the view goes c'bnslderable danger lo the standee, because autos often sideswipe the outside planks and people sometimes fall off. • It's a San Francisco tradition," Supervisor Dianne Feinstein said. "The only thing ADORN SELF STYLING HAIR SPRAY 1.29 13oz. SIZE that would make m6 alt lnls~e would be sleet, s now and 100-piile-an·hour winda." MRS. FEINSTEIN HAS introduced an ordinance to limlt the number of passengers a cable car could carry, but posting the running board of( llmlt.a wu too much for her. The PUC sbould compromise, she said, by UmiUng to four the number of passengers who would be allowed oo each side . . PUREX LIQUID BLEACH But Joseph ~ ~ PUC commissioner, was skeptical o( tho compromise acbeme. "YOU'LL HA VE TO keep them olf with baseball bats," he said. ''There's lots of people who just wouldn 'l ride on the inside or anywhere but standing outside," said one cable car operator. "There's no fun on the inside. 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Back yard 1s bay a play ground. W1nd1ng wooden walkwa~ to secluded entry• l.:iourmet x•tcrien. Step-down conversal1on area + fireplace• Sunshine breakfast patio Pool -1acuzzl - volleyball. Garden living at its finest. Call 847·6010 Sr AMISH MANSION OH tlLL POOL + IEACH -$58.2$0 • Secluded courtyard entry to magnificent entertainers penthouse. Vaulted ceilings add drama to ar11st1c setting Huge llooc-to-ceiling cracklinq fireplace Gourmet oub kitchen. Massive hideaway master suite +-guest quarters. Terrace overlooks sparkling pool l grounds. 963-7881. MESA vaot 4 IR + FAMILT-$14,500 Immaculate 4 Br dollhouse' Beauh.ful Pacesetter home. Slate entryway Gigantic formal living room -massive wall ol fireplace. Huge family room Gourmet kitchen. Secluded 111aster wing plus 3 family sized bedrooms. Owner iransferred. Must see to believe. Call 752-1700 now! 6 UNITS S 112,000 last chance investment OPPOr1unity In beautiful Huntington Beach! Excellent rental areal Steps to pounding surf. Never a vacanc-.1 s t.'100 a month income! Super spendable. Doh wait any longer for this tax shelter. Won't tasl weekend · Call for Quick apPointrmnt 847-6010 LOWIST PllCI IM MEWPOIT ... Gtt'TS Expandfd family room and huge mbter suite make this the most home for the least llrioe In the book at only $69,950-hurry-call 548-2313. HEWrc>ltT IEACH LUXURY Best buy tn Baycrest• 2500 SQ ft of PUre class' Four massive bedrooms with secluded master wing. Sunny country l<1tchen with all new appliances. including builHn microwave oven 2 large water heaters + + + deoorator·s dehght Don t miss all this for only s 139.500 Call 646-7171 ARTIST'S IEACH CHALET Charming 2 bedroom. 2 bath spht level across rrom palm lined park Sun Porch opens to Spanish stucco ltv1ng room Step saver k1lchen Gracious d ln1hg Glass enclosed master w/breathtak1ng v1ew 'OI Catalina' Fresh paint. UP· graded carpet Dog run & patio Two car garage 3 Blocks to ocean. pier. fishing Just S56.950 Call 842·2535 HEWr<>RT HBGHTS IEST IUY! AMXIOVS OWNBt CUTS rRICE! Custom built home designed for entertaining and family fun. 2 massive bedrooms each with walk-in closets and private bath. tons of garage parking Hearl of Newport Heights on PoOl sized lot 588.500 full price. Call 646-7171 COSTA MESA SUPER CHARMER Cleanest home in Costa Mesa·s most popular area. 3 king sized bedrooms with massive master suite. Move-In cond1tionl Gigantic fireplace. Wife saver kitchen. Don·t miss this super buy 64&<7171. S67,950 lull price CORONA Da MAR VIEW A breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean and coastline plus outstanding Quality 1n this beautiful custom home. 5 bedrooms. family room. large enough for b1l1tard table. formal dining Beamed ceilings. planked floons and warm country decor. ~pecial features too numerous to mention $199,500. Call 673-8550 UVE-IH INVESTMENT rROPERTY Owner's unit very spacious or may be smaller with separate 2 bedroom guest quarters To full111 your tax shelter needs there are two deluxe units ·in addition with waiting list of prospective tenants. Fireplaces. pattOS and garages. Tip-top condition. Outstanding value at S 149 000 673-8550 IEACH GIANT COol ocean breezes bathe this fantastic 3 BR. 2 bath split level giant. Huge corner lot w/custom lattice covered patio+room for RN. Completely upgraded. Less than one mile from the blue Pacific. Priced under S75.000. Call for aPPoint- ment 842-2535 6 IDl 1/• ACRE ESTATE $65,000 This hard to find single story rambling estate with over 2.400 so. ff. of living area Is located on secluded tree-lined street "lflutes from beach Too many custom features to mention! Rambling grounds with room for 3 pools +RN parking. For a Pt'&VI~ ol this unique home call 963-6767 A SWEETHEART OM sw:a AM And the price 1s right' 3 nice ~rooms. cozy fireplace in family room. step-~v1ng kitchen with pantry. even a dining room and carpeted lanai Custom drapes. nice wall-to-wall carpeting decorator wallpaper and no association dues Located in one or lrv1nes top locations and priced to sell at sea 000 Call now for aop0intment to see and appreciate 673-8550 "PROVINCIAL" 6 IR'S HE.AR BEACH $81 ,900 Double door entry to new world splendor Large family sized living room W1th floor to ceiling slone ftreolace Huge formal dine Open country kitchen Massive family room with wall of glass view of covered terrace & grounds Hideaway guest QUar1ers Second story <>u1tes include huge master & children s room5 Hurry lor lh1s ocean breezes special 963-7881 HACH COTTAGE Located near the beach and beautiful lake park •n downtown Huntington Beach Charming 2 bedroom + bu11t-1n wet bar Owner will help finance Try $6 790 1otal down. Call 963-6767 A-FRAME IY THE SEA Exquisite split level 3 Bdr Charming balcony overlooks cozy fireplace Formal ltv room ac- cented by lavish greenery atrium. Private sun deck off master bedroom Club house. tennis. sand volleyball. 2 pools & 1acuw. Just a few blocks to the Newport beaches. Call now 842-2535 SPANISH TRI-LEVEL 4 IR 2 STY $77,560 Formal entry 10 dramatic elegance. Formal enter· tainmenl l1v1ng room Banquet sized dining con- veniently served from ad101ning garden view kitchen. Separate family room w/crackltng fireplace & wet bar overlooks 1errace. Ideal lor casual entertaining Art1st1c stairs sweep to massive hideaway master suite & guest quarters Hurry for this almost new model at a bargain pnce• 963-7881 A TTEMTION INVESTORS 6 UNITS OCEAN S 112,000 3 blocks to beach in pride of ownership area. Spanish stucco units with arched courtyard & low maintenance High ·income W111 show cash flow with minimum required down payment. Hurry lor this unique find + many other investment op· oortun1hes. Call today 963-7881 THIS IS. WHAT CAN'T IE FOUHD! Near Newport's Back Bay a b•g 4 bedroom. lami- ·ry ·room. fireplace. 3 bath at only S63,9001 This end unit townhome includes tennis. jacuw. pool. sauna. billiards & private park. Call 546-2313 4 IEDROOM HOME UNDER $60,000 Located in the Cameron Estates of fine homes Gourmet kitchen w/lormal dine. Crackling fireplace. Huge yard and patio. Just hsted. Be first to call for this unique find! 963·6767 POOL EST A B-4 llDltOOMS Private roaqway leads to triple car garage Secluded executive tlle entry! Dining entertainment. Epicurean kitchen. Separate mo~in-law quarters w/bath. Soanng staircase to bedroom retreats. Lush tropical backyard w/sh1mmering summer fun pool Skinny dippers delight' Owner bought new Musi sell Try S9.300 Iota! down• 847-6010 Sr AMISH TR.M.EV&- IEACH-ASSUME $40,000 Double door entry to elegant raised hving room W1th granada hreplace Formal dining room. Huge Barcelona garden view kitchen. Fiesta party room with wall of glass view of lusn grounds. Magn1hcent master SU1te and sweeping stairs to second story suites. Assume S40.000 • 7% VA loan No new loan costs. S398/mo. pays all. Call 963-7881 EXECUTIVE IEACH ESTATE 3 IR ASSUME $48,800 Treelined approach to lh1s near ocean retreat. Large hv1ng room with crackling fireplace. Gourmet kitchen +din. Family entertainment room w/stone fireplace & adjoining terrace. Separate wing for master suite & children's auarters. Take over 9% VA loan No new loan costs. S488/mo. pays all. Won·t last. Call now preview call 752-1700. llG CAM'fO~VIEW UDUCB> TOH 15,000 Gorgeous Monaco model Just reduce~OOO. Superbly elegant home. Iron gate ent fern covered patio. Mammoth living room iew of Newport Bay to Catalina' Marbl lace paneled formal dining room Luxurious wet bar.' Spacious kitchen. Pantry. Huge master suite hosts solid marble vanity & Roman tubl Glassed view patio. 3 car garage. Loads of cabinets. Worl( bench. For private preview, call 752-1700 4 IEDltOOM + FAMILY ROOM '!J ACRE Quiet tree hned street to private drive• Secluded entry to lavish living room Epicurean kitchen - ¥C>arate family room. New carpet and sparkling paint• Sweeping master bedroom complex Huge. huge rear yard! Room for PoOI and maybe tennis'! Seller bought new and must sell. Try S6500 total down! Quick! 847·6010 HATE TO rAIMT7 No need to• This vacant Mesa Verde 3 bedroom lan1ily room home with fireplace 1s ready to move into nght now' With a great recreational patio. Located In a real pride o f ownersh ip neighborhood. At only 67.9001 Call 546-2313 7 MOMES UNDER $60,000 Good location of 3 and 4 bedroom plans located in Huntington Beach area. Please call for an' appalntment to see. 842-2535 LAUNDROMAT INVESTMENT 26 washers and 1 o dryers in top location ol Costa Mesa for $1 6,000. Call for spec1l1c terms. 673-8550 T• P.RODUCERS JCtlll A *llllllllG TEAM NEWP.ORT OFFICE . . 11llO NeWport 8Nd. ..... 7171 COSTA MESA 2"90 .... 8f¥d. S.-2313 Bob Lang Fountain Valley Office Walt Jones Wamerdale Office Your requirements: enthusiasm. ambition and Integrity. The Real Estaters are a team of well-trained professionals." They enjoy what they do -and do It well, very well. They take a lot of pride in what they do. Working together in a productive and pleasant environment is invigorating. Helping others is rewarding In many ways. If you are interested and qualify, we have plans for you! C~ll Mrs. Hassett at 640-2500. CORONA DB. MAR' 332 Marvuen• 87H550 IRVIME 18M2 MICArthut 752-1700 ' I ,. I ' (JJ ADAll V PILOT Briefings ·Help Foi:tne •• •• • Novembe~ 2 Decisions .. . 15 Propositions Deserve Attention . (® rPm©r% .a ) Housing Bonds This bond propoHI would provide $500 million for &be conljtrucUon and rebabWtation of homes for low· Jnd moder1le·lncome Callfor- nJan.s. The propOnent.s, wtucb include Governor Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. and Attorney General Evelle J Younger, claim there are two main reasons why the measure should be approved : Homes now being built by private industry are loo ex· pensive for the a verage family, therefore, a state program is needed to help the elderly and moderate-income Californians: and that a measure of this type is needed to provide jobs and help stimul ate the housing industry. Brown and Younger mainta1n that the pro· gram will be as safe as the Cal-Vet home pro- gram, which has paid orr all its debts without the necessity of special taxation revenues for 54 years. They claim the proposition wilJ create about 30,000 new jobs and w1U improve property values in the declining neighborhoods of California cities. The opponents, including state Sen. l-1.L. <Bill) Richardson and Assemblyman Robert C. Cline. charge that Proposition l is a "boondog- gle" t uld result in the construction of only 13,000 homes. hey warn that if the program is not run soundl · result in a general tax in· crease for Cahfornians. "Can middle-income families qualify for loans under this program?" they ask. "Yes, iC they move into low-income or slum neigh!:>orhoods." They argue that the measure would require the agency to conduct a search for disadvan- taged minority workers, which would hurt local construction workers. They also predict that there will be a drastic decrease in property "alues for those communities where the agency· bwlds inexpensive, low-income housing. Park Bonds This bond proposal would provide S280 mlUion for the acquisition and development o( state and local parks and recreational facilities. Three main arguments have been presented by supporters, who include former Gov. Edmund G. Brown Sr. and Melvin Lane, chairman of the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission. First, California's present parks, beaches and other recreational facilities are overcrowded. Second although desirable lands are expensive,· they may be impossible to obtain If the state waits any longer. Third. the proposition will help preserve the environment and insure that this generation and those that follow will have enough public parks to enjoy, especially along the coast. State Sen. H.L. (8111) Richardson, \\ho wrote the voter's pamphlet argument agains t the pro· posal, claims half the state's land is already in public ownership and that this bond issue is a step toward purchase or the other half. He argues that t he proposal will take land orr the tax rolls , thus raising property laxes for everyone. Solar Energy Bonds Trus bond proposal would provide $25 million for low Interest loans to individuals instaJling t>n1>rgy insulation or solar heating-and-cooling devices In their homes. This measure is being offered as an energy. conservation measure needed to reduce the state's consumption of natural gas and oil. Solar systems, it's argued, pay for themselves in lower fuel bills, and home insulation saves energy used for healing. This loan program. proponents say. is needed to help families meet the initial cost or solar systems and to help bring more efficient energy devices into the markel. Opposing State Sen. H.L. <Bill) Richardson claims this proposal is "a welfare program to buy air conditioners for rich people.'' He em- phasi7.es that it discriminates agains t renters because It is available only for buildings with four units or Jess. UC Bidding This proposed consUtutlonal amendment would allow lbe Legjslalure to 1peclfy lbe com· petlUve blddln&.p~ures at lbe University or CallfornJa and wCnlfcf prohibit U.C. rrom denying •dmfMlon to anyone bteause or race, reUgloll or tthnlc her1tagf'. State Senator John Stull, author or the pro- position, claims this proposal would have no ef- fect on the ncademic freedom oC the university, but is designed to guarantee that competitive· ~ldding procedures now in effect for all other agencies or stale government also apply lo u.c. ~· maintaina lhat th• unlvenU.)' hu on occuioa .1tolated lts own blddlo1 pTOCedures. The .,_uro 11 backed by lhe coDJJ~tJon lndusUy. wtl!ch i• u1>3et by Q.C.'1 uae or Its own employes an eonstnadion ptoJecta ln excess of $50,000. ' t1nlvtr1U.y P~ David S. Saxon mafn· talnl that the mu.sure U gnnecessary because t1.C. Bqents now ~that Ylrtually all con-tracts over $2,500 be Put (o blcJ. He adda that it is undealtable ~cau c a nctd tow would cost tbe public more by putt.Ing work, now perform~ at low rost by unlverl<ity employes, out to bid. He emphulies lh•t it is unwise becau&e it would abrocate the traditional indcpcndonco or the un· lvera:it.y from s><>Utlcal tnterferenc~. -Editor Interest Rate Limit This proposed constitutional amendment would revise the Calllornla usury law so that ID· terest rates on some busllieu loans could exceed 10 percent under limited condJtlons. The proponents claim that California's ob· solele 10-percent limit does not keep interest rates down. Instead, it forces California lenders to place their funds out or state, and also induces. out-of-state lenders to reduce the flow of capital into California. This stifles business expansion, and during the 1974-75 inflationary period cost California 20,000 jobs, argue sponsors. As a result or this shortage of capital, they say, consumers pay higher prices because of re- duced productivity and because business must tap them for investment funds. This measure, the proponents say, will provide a flexible and re- <!Listic interest system that will allow business to get the capital it needs. Legislative oppone nts, including As- semblyman John J . Miller, claim this measure wi ll have adverse effects on the consumer. First, Miller maintains, this measure will dry up the c·onsumer-loan market by funneling available money to big business. Secondly, the increased cost of business capital will be passed on to the consumer in the form of higher prices. Governor's Veto This proposed constitutional amendment \\ould ~ive the go,·ernor 30 days instead of the current 12 to decide whether to veto a bill followin g the Leg ls lature·s recess in odd-numbered years Ube rtrst year of tbe two-year session). The proponents claim this is a minor housekeeping meas ure designed to give the gov- ernor enough lime to examine issues and make a thorough review of each bill. The right of re- ferendum is protected, the sponsors claim, by providing 90 days for the collection of signatures if those seeking to put the issue lo t ubU c notify the attorney general by J anua : Assemblyman Hobert Burke, ho wrote voter's pamphlet argument a · the measure, has no argument with the · ay provision. But he claims that the right of referendum would be Jeopardized in cases where legislation Is passed near the end of lhe year and there ls only a short time before they arc scheduled lo go into effect on January l. Confirmation of Appointees Thia proposed constltuUonal amendment would require both ~mbly and Senate con- firm1Uon of •ubem1tortal •PPolntees to fill vacancies In state coastltuUonal offices. Legislative proponents or this measure claim It is only reasonable that an lndi vidual who might fill such a high office without an election s hould be considered by as wide a representation of the public as possible. The quickest and most economical way to d<> this is through submission ol nominees to the people's representatives in the Legislature. This proposition, they add, is modeled after the 25th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Assemblyman Mike Antonovich contends that this proposition would result in a political football game between a governor and the Legislature. ''The simple act of filling a vacancy could assume monstrous proportions if the Senate or Assembly could not r each agreement regarding a tandidate acceptable to both," he said. Antonovich said the appointment process would be particularly difficult when the governor and the legislative majority represented dif- ferent parties. District Taxation Tbls proposed constltatloaal amendment would proh ibit a new multl-couaty special dis· trtd from levying a property tax without prior •pproval from the voters. Under current law, newly formed local public agencies cannot impose a property tax without approval of the electorate. However, the Legislature may create a special district, includ· ing all or parts or two or more counties, and authorize a property tax levy without voter ap- proval. This meas ure would prohibit the levying or any property taxes in these multi-county dis- tricts without approval of the electorate. There is no organized opposltion to this measure, which was placed on the ballot to eliminate a loophole in the property tax law. This proposed constitutional amendment would guanntee tuaUon of portable property on the same basls u land 1nd buildings in the event lhe Legislature changes the usessment ratio. Proponents of the measure claim it will merely give the Legislature more nexibility and will not lower or raise anyone's taxes. There is no organized opposition. Solar Energy Loans This proposed constltutloaal amendment would Implement Proposition 3 by authorizing low-interest state loans for residential insulation and solar be.tlng-and-coollllg systems. The pros and cons on this measure nre basically the same as on Proposition 3. (@rPC2®[Po fl ) (@LP C2®[Po U~ J Disciplining Judges This proposed constllullooal amendment would revise the state's system or removing and <'ensuring judges. Spansors of this measure claim current law is too restrictive because willfulness must be shown in order to take disciplinary action based on persistent failure or inability lo perform duties. This proposition, they add, will allow the commission to take action against those wbo are well-intentioned , but who may not be doing an acceptable job because of age, health or incom- petence. There -is no organized opposition to this measure. but it has been argued that there is no reason to change the constitution when the pre· sent disciplinary system seems to be working well. School Superintendents This proposed coutJtuUoaal amendme•l would ao&borlse s~lectlon of county n •ool 1apert._lftduta lD .u_. ... eiU. b1 .a.-a. ar a ppobatlneaL · Assemblyman lAroy Green~. sponsor of lhe Pl'OPOlitlon, descrltMld tbo meQure as an at.· &empl to encouro1e clOMr eooperaUon betw .. n county board." and county 1uperintendents. · Aucmbtywoman Ptull1'e Da.ta, °" ot tbt lesisl1Uve oppontotl, clllma lb.et Wa p~al WOUid allow county boardl to raise aupertnten- dent.s' salaries at. will. She abo argues th•l two count ies In dUfercnt parta or the 11.ate could de· clde to merge ducalion offica, and parent.a might have to travel hundreds ot miles to attend school board meetlnRs Greyhound Racing This lnltfatlve proposal would establish a s tate commission to license •nd regulate greyhound racing and Je1aU1e track betting in Catuoml•. This initiative measure was placed on the ballot. through the efforts or George C. Hardie, head of the Golden Gate Greyhound Association, after he failed to get a similar measure approved by the Legislature. ARGUMEN1'8 FOR: Hard!e, who has been the prime target for those opposing the initiative, estimates that •reybound racln1 will provide at least $4'0 mUUon a year in new 1tatA9 and local re- venues and, t hus. wlU prov1de some generol tax relief. He argues that until now it has been the efforts or horseracing and Nevada casino gambling in· terests that have prevented the Legislature from legalizing gambling on dog races. This measure, be exphaalzes, will pve each Californian the right to choose whether he or sbe wis hes to at- tend dog roces. Hardie m alntalna that thousands of new jobs will be created tttrouih the con.sttuction and operation of doa tr•ck:s and that ~t lust $'100 mllUon In private capital will be spent on these f acillUes. Greyhound racing, now lecal In nine state. tncludtn1 ArllOlla, is the •4'venth most popular 1port LD ui. Um&td ~ ac:cordlRa to Hardie. Durln1 the ltfltlaUYe debate ovt r the =. hoWld bllls, th• opponents dectartd thattbe ls lnl\umane. Hlrdlt PG&fltl out~ tW in- ve contains h-1111.mt 1&1.,a ardl. It would bet a Crimi to tJ'aln a @'8~~ #t.tb MY llye animal or to deltror • iol at tbea or ltl tactns career. · Tbe proponents, lncl'81!1.pa lam11 S. Lee, prdl- dent Of th• Buildlftl and ConstructJon Tr•des pquneu, 11y thal ~ aro provisions In t.he mnaure to fUlrantee that only individuals with actupuloua backfrounds ca.o partklp•to. 1n NlponH to cbarcee by opponent.a that the ' ' measure is designed primartly to ennch llardlo and Ills associates, lhe chief sponsor c911tends that be •• entitled to some return for the tour yean aad financial rC1JOW"Ces be l\u put into t.ho '1'9Ybo1'1ld campalp. ,\aGl.IMENT!f A.GAINS!': The opposition Is dJ~ing most of lta flr<i at Oeorae Hardie, although it :ilso has presented arguments against the institution of dog-racing u well. Among the opponentR are Shcrifr Peter P1tcho~s of Los Angeles County. Mayor Peter Wilson or San Diego and Wilson Ilild, stuto Superintendent. of Public Instruction. They claim the initiative is a hoax designed t<> give Hardie and his backers a virtual monopoly on dog racing in California. They charee that the composition of the initial commission 1s designed to guarantee that llardJe will control three votes and thas get what he wants from . the panel. Otherwtse, they say, why didn't Hardie give all five appointments to the governor from the start? The opponents charge that the promoters will make al least $55 million a year if the measure is passed. while there will be no fiscal benefit to the state. Tbe funds that are provided the stale, they clalm, cannot be used for general purposes, and the additional administrative and law. enforcement costs will leave the taxpayers with increased burdens. Pitche&s and other law-enforcement officials have emphasized that greyhound racing was galized in California four decades ago and came so corrupt that it was abolished. . Pitchess reels that communities with dog tracks will become s ubject to increased burglaries, bookmaking, Joan sharking and other un· \. derworld activities. Dog racing also would give organized crim e a foothold in California, accord· ing to Pitchess. Greyhound racing, the oppooents argue, is characterized by inhumane treatment or greyhounds. About~ percent of the dogs bred for racing are killed before lbey ever see at.rack, according to the national Humane Society. Hardie also has come under attack from oppo- nents because of his prolonged battle, in and out or court, with the state Falr Political Practices Commission over Proposition lJ's financial re- cords. Farm Labor This Initiative proposal would reenact the Agricultural Labor Relations Act of 1975 wltb some alterations and with the direction that the Legislature appropriate the necessuy runds for implementation. ARGUMENTS FOR: Cesar Chavez, the prime sponsor. claims this measure is necessary to guarantee that rarm workers are never again deprived of their nght to vote on representation elections. He claims the 1975 law was successful. Yet , early this year, he emphasizes, after losing 93 percenl of lhe elections, growers demanded crippling changes in the law before legislators provided money so that the elections could con- tinue. The farm workers' only alternative, according to Chavez. was to "by-pass the politicians in Sacramento•· and go directly to the people. The ALRB was funded in this year's budget, he argues, only because agribusiness fears Proposi· lion 14. If t his measure is defeated, he predicted, growers next year will block ALRB funds and the board will become defunct once again. Chavez defends the access rule which the measure would write into the law by pointing out that it has been upheld by the slate Supreme Court and allows organizers to speak with. workers on farm property only during non- working hours. The proponents explain that the funding pro- vision is intended primarily lo show the legislators that the people want the agency lo re- ceive enough money to operate. The Legislature retains final authority over appropriations, ' Chavez says. ARGUMENTS AGAINST; T he principal spokesman against Proposition 14 is Harry Kubo. president of the Nisei Farmers League. He maintains that the proposal is a hastily con- ceived and fiscally irresponsible abuse or the in- itiative process because the gains which Chavez seeks are already being provided under the 1975 law. The issue, he says , is not whether farm workers should have the right to decide which union , i( any , should represent them, but whether the law will be operated under the responsible eye or the Legislature. The opponent.R point out that labor Jaw must respond to changing needs. a nd this initiative lle!'I the hands 0£ the Legislaturt tom ake modifications. Another Issue raised by the opposition deals with the fiscal provision In the measure. Kubo says the jrovislon Is an apparent attempt at blank·cbe k financing for an agency that overs." pent its fl t-year budget in less than six months. Thus, hefsays, the proposition is fiscally ir· responsib . · The op nents argue that the access rule, which thtY call "Infamous," ls still under judicial challenge in the U.S. Supreme Court and should not.be made a permanent part of the law. This initi•ive, they claim, allows an invasion ot private property even when oreanliers engage in "disrupti\le conduct." Chiropractic Examiners I aclcts two ,.wie ••a.trl ._ th 1 ti attJ•Mlle Eumilltn aacJ la· '1 ealloaal Ulll_..., ftqwirem-. for e.-f'M11r:actors. • · 1r nt.s ot tllJ propoalUon. lDcladmt Utt Calif om Chlroprao&lc Allocl1Uon and Ua• 8oud oll"lropradlc EumJnU'I, clalm It wUL . ~vi' co1J5umen A dlreat voice bl raeltert o( ,. health tild wlll rutrantce hi1b sCboluUc .-.. qutrem~ts for adml slon to chiropractic col· Jeges. Some chiropractic doctors aro oppostn, the • , measure because they feel th•t the new require- ment.s ere unnt"Cf~SArUv Arln1tent. -Barney the Intrepid Tractors couldn't rescue this downed plane from a mud-slick grain sorghum field near Seagoville, Tex., so Barney, a 4.600· pound, one-third grown Indian elephant, was loaned by his owner, Bucky Steele, left. The plane had made a safe emergency landing in the field. 4,200 Physicians Face Certificate Testing By ALTON BLAKESLEE A,. Sclt nct t!tlito• NEW YORK -A question. Doctor: ''An effective prophylactic agent for prevention and recurrence of rheumatic fever is: "A -a cctylsalicylic acid. B - Para-amino-benzoic acid . C - .adrenocorticolroph1c hormone. 0 Cortisone. E -P enicillin ·· TIDS COULD BE ONE or some 1,200 questions that about 4,200 physi- cians across the land will answer in tests this weekend to become or to re- main certified as diplomates of the American Board of Family Practice Certification me ans they are truly keeping up to da te in the progress of medicine. If they pass the tests, the certificate, valid for six years. hang· ing on the offace walls oHers a pretty good answer to the patient's question- Does m y doctor know what he's do· ing? The corrN'l answ<'r, by the wa y, i~ penicillin. A is aspinn. Bis an anti·TB drug, C a pituitary i.:land hormone, anct 0 an adre na l gland hormone. THE BOARD IS dedicated to muk- ing the family physician -formerly usually known as Ute GP or general practitio ner a specialist capable of caring for some 80 to!)() percent of a family's ailments, incl uding perfo rm- ing mino r surf!e ry It's the first s pecialty to impose m andatory recertification of its mem· hers who pass the tesL-; mnktnl-! them certified diplom ates of the board. Six years a go, some t.600 me mbers took and passed the first testing of "'r'O<J°l?f ALWAY$ OU f OF >'(~ P ! " New Poblieation ( MEDICINE J their medical knowledge. For them. the new examinations on Friday are mandatory, or their prized certificates are out of date. Their ex- ams will las t about five hours, held al m edical c e nters in New York, Ch ic ago, New Orleans , Dallas, Denver, and San Francisco. ANOTHER 2,800 TO 2,900 are ex- pected to ta ke their first certification exams, lasting two full days, the full 1.200 questions, in those same cities and als o Was hington, D.C. and Atlante. The certification tests are held an- nually. and aoout 8,000 or the 30,000 members of the American Academy of Family practice have passed the first tests. The physicians travel at their own expense and pay a fee of $300 for the two-day exam, and $150 for the recertification quiz. All the physicians have, as well, ruUilled requirements for 50 hours of continuing education each year al courses or meetings approved by the ABPP. Their licenses to practice are in good order. And the y have met re· quiremenls to keep good office re· cords on patients, records showing that they ask the proper questions, give the indicated tests and test medications so far as known by specialists now. THE COURSE, WHETHE R in derma tology. obstetri'cs. cardiology or other subjects, frequently last all day long for a week or two weeks, "and they sit there like school boys, as king questions. There's nobody out on a golf course,•• says Dr. Nicholas J . Pisacano of the Unive1 sity of Ken· lucky, a family physician who is secretary or the board. In the exams , some 60 percent of questions concern medical knowledge or techniques nol well known s ix to 10 years ago, he says. and the remainder are on matters that "arc current and important." Before repeated examinations were required, a physician was presumed lo be keeping up. but there was no sur- ety he had kept learning since reeeiv- 111~ his M. 0 degree, Or Pisacano SJyS. If a phys ician fails the recertifica- tion test. he can lake it again, several limes, but los es his certificate 1f he can't pass within a year. Music Careers Listed By JOYCE L . KENNEDY Dear Joyce: My son is in a group of musicians who wanl lo i,ict into re- cording. His friend. who is not a performer, also loves mus ic and wants to work In thl:; field in some w~y. Do you hove sug~csllons? -0 .T.T., Chesterfield, Mo. Good news before sour notes : "Careers in Music," a publication from the American Music Con- ference, is oU the press. The 132-page publication s urveys muslc-r.elated specialties in ptrforming. educaUon. business, the recording industry and allied fields Such div<'r!le areas as mus ic criticism and retailing. symphony conducting and pop composing, music "therapy and c}lurch music are dis- cussed by a bandwagon-load or ex- perts. THE AMERICAN MUSIC Con· ference, a service organization or music associations, rccelve-d a foun· dalion granl t.o publish this book: copies or the lnl,tial printins can be-of· fered for $1 e&fh. (Subsequent print- ings may cost ~.50 per copy.) So don 'l fiddle nround. To obtnln "Careers In M 111ic." make your chec k or money order <do not send cash> payable to American Muslc Con- ltrcincc and s8\d directty ~ the or· 1anlu1tion at ISO E. Huton St., Chicago, Ill ootll. ON THE QUESTION of bec:omina~ i'ecordin1 star, ln ~ bultnO.Speople ( Career Corner J who usually make the money, not the rock artists. Horror stories abound, but one illustrates what can happen. An unknown rock group 1-tot more than $500,000 in advance pay ments of anticipated roy allies for a three- album deal. The group was promised high-powered promotion and tour sup- port. A year later. the band was deep in debt. What happened? Recording costs and promotion expenses wiped out the advance and the first aJbum sold only a few thousand copies. The record company, after seeing the first failure, failed to exercise its option for a second album. EVEN IN CASES WHERE a record se~ls reasonably well, the company may prom without the artist making money. O ne personal artist's manager has been reported saying, "All the rules are designed to benefit the company. Only the bi; names can break them.'' For most eager .. would-be rock artists. the recording industry ls a no· win proposition. Only a very few are lucky coougb to get the best legal and flnanclal advice, click with the public, and become Elton John&. 5'nd career questions for thJs col- \nnn to Joyce Lain Keoned)t at this MWSP•pe.r. Sorl")'. the volume or mall makea penonal replies impoeatble. PUBLIC N011CE I Pl(1'1'fl0Ut•UllMHS M4MI tTATIMa MT n. ,.,,_,119 --,, Olllll -_ .. AD ISAACS ASSOCIAltS, )I~ CM•I H..,.way, to L•91111•. CA '1•11 A. 0. .. G l.Ut •, 1'0 Atta VllU W.'t, Ulo""• ...... CA '24S1 Thi• 9'1>1ftH1 II '""'°"''"' II'/ ell ... dM..,_, AD tu.en T hi• '1•t-fll wH l11ed 'Mt\ the Gtwlty Otf'll lff 0r•"9t C:O-., • Oc· 1-.1a.m ... .....,.. "'*""*' Of-Co•"' ~Uy Poot. 0.1. 1'U.)O.•ndNOY •· lt1' Qt>1' PUBLIC N011CE f'ICTlTIOUS IU"N61 NAMI $TATIMl!NT T ... IOllOWlnQ """°" I) CIOlnQ lbu'!I· ~u• CHAMPION MOTORCYCl.l!S, 1'90 H•tDOt 81vo , Coste Ml\A, (Ahl. '1t11 fllOMU H Orl•ndo, JOH Pon 0...1.,.., Nt woort Bu c11. C•llr. tt~. Tiii\ buu""' It COndl#Cltd bY •n I ... dlvlc*lol. 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CA '2MO T "" bu\IMU ts cooductcd bv 1111 In· d1w1du•t Aft (irlllln Tiii\ \l•l•Ment WU ltlt'd Wltll '"" Count¥ (Itri.. of Ora119e Co11nly on Ocl U.1•16 P'IS»I Pul>ll~ Oranq• Co.\\! o .. 11y Piiot Del JO Nov • IJ. 1Q 1'7• '461 i• PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAME STATEMENT T"-' lollowl1>9 person IS 00.nQ WS• ntS\ •'· FASHIONS IN LE .. THE". 1411 S Coast L•qun• B~•cn CA An"~ M CtM\f' 1Ull C•m1no C4'D•'''""o C11P1\lr .. no BtbCh Ch '2614 Tt\•\ t>u\,t\oC\\ ~' condut ted bv An •n· d1vtc:tudl Ann6(M<~ Tnl\ \tl\lt'm.-nt WA\ fllt"i with thll Counl¥ Cl••k 111 Or'""' <oun!y O'I 0<1 77 !QI& Pub1111\~0 0 "'1nor Co•st Oa11v Pllnt Otl 10, Nov 6 IJ 70. "16 •~tn 16 PUBLIC NOTICE CP·JIH NOTICE TO ClllEDIT011$ SU,.IRIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALll'OllNIA FOii! THECOUNTYOl'OllANOE No. A·ltt?S ESt•l~or LULU MARVf L llEATO., *'"' ,.,.,,,,,, •s LULU M OEATON, 0.-t ,.n•O NOTICE IS HEllEBY Gii/EN to 1111' urd ltot\ ot tM abovt named 6'r<~t tMt tl11 0-f~n\ h•v1nq < 1,,;;ums AQ-t1•n\t tM \•1d ot<flcJient •'~ rtQv•rfofJ 10 f1t1t t~n\ with tfW' nectnarv vout"""" In ll'W" f')tf1t,. nf tf\f" Ctt,.~ l')f f P,,. .tbnW t-1'\ 11tlNt tour I ar to strrU>nl tMm with'"" "''''' \U'VWOUC'""'• IOt" .. u~t\1Qnr" .tt t~ flhtr ott1t1t ttf PLUN,..[TT A PLUNIC ET r 411 Ollv~ AvP....,. ""'' Olf1rfl on ' , ••. Hun11nq,on &> '(h c.a11to' "'• '1641. Wti•' h I\ trw-ptM•• o• bu'IM\\ Of th• undN\IQf\f'd In ... u ""'' '''" fW'lrt•ln1no to 1h• "'"'•" Ot \ ''d Clft' ruttnt, within tour m onth\ •fttt 11\t llr~I PY!lllolion ol tl\I\ notlu O•t•d O< lot>oor 76. 1'16 VI "GINIA I.EA LAllSON E1tfttutr••Of 1hft WHI or lho •bo•P namt d dl'Cteltnt. ftLUNltlTt I PLUNKETT 4tt Oii•• Avt .. ,. O .. tlo • ,,, Huntlnq1on Buell, CA. O••• Ttl !1141 UM010 Atto,,,..,, lor lucutrlr PubMll•d Or•no~ Co~•I O••IV p,,,,, Ocr 'lO. Nov 6, IJ. lQ, 106 •~1H& PUBLIC NOTICE PIC'TtTtOUS llltlNUS NAMa STATIMaNT Tlw lotlOW•"'I IM•SOn I\ doln<J Ml· nit\)'" THE OKFOllO ASSOCIATES, 7~1 "•• "~t>•l<•nl~. No 10s. Mln- 111.,1n CA 9?61' E•I< " F•o•11. Jll1 $t)r1~0. O<•n<>''. CA '764• Tll•• bu\lnen " cone1111:1ecr by "" In Oh··~~· Eric 1'.tll"' "Tiii\ \lalM,.nt w•• 111"4.1 With llw C"llftlY Cltr~ ot Or•~o~ County on Ocl I) "76 P' .. Pt Pvllll\""° Or•~ C:out Dally Piiot, Ort lO Nov •. IJ )(), ,.,, "311& PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS I UtlNISS NAMa STATIM•NT n,. lolfOW1"9 person\ e•t 41114"9 Ml· neUll\' I C:llUISING CONSULT ANTI INC . 3'U VI• Ooo,to, Suite 70?, ~I k"Ch, CA t H6l J•M" ... Ool#9IH, 1"$ Ottf Dr .. Ntwoort a .. c11, CA., .. , Jim Hvlf. 1tn sr1.,111oto11. J·'°'- Ntwl'Orl 1 ... c11 CA '76t3 0•11lt l G . lhvnotct•, 1002 K•-•1•. H1111t111oton llt4M:ll CA., .... Tlli\ bu\lnt" It n 11011ct•O by • -··' 0¥11\fftlllll. Do"''' 0 ,...,,,.,°' Tlllt \U.l•,,,.nt wu 11"4 wllll llw Cot'"" Cltfll of Of•l\99 Count• ell O.:t. ,,, ltlt. Aim llubll"'" Oft"Ot CHU Diii¥ "4104, Oct.. J!I• *•·" 1a, 10, m• ..w• 6 4 2· • 5 6 7 8 D A I . L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4· 2 • 5 6 7 8 Salutd.ly, OCtobor 30. 1976 OAILVPILOT CJ8 The Bl119st Markttplac-e on the Onlne• Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It , ( 642•5678) Trade It With a Want Ad one Cal' Service Fast Credit Approval Itta! h I at t . . . . . . . . I()()().. 2999 Rentab • . . . . . . . . . 3000.u,99 nnouncement1, Per ' lo1t & found ....•• .5050-5'99 Strvicea & Repairs ~ (ntployment & Merchandiw ...... 8000·8099 loota & Marine Equipment .•...••• 9000-9099 8uJtneu, Investment & Finonciol •••..•.... 5000 5CW9 Pttipoicrtlon . .. .. . 7000.. 7199 AutomobitH & other Trontp0t1afion .... 9100-9999 ~.~~ ....... 1~~::!.~~.~ ....... ~c:'!!!!.~~-~ •.•.••• ~!!.~~.~ •..•... Gl'Mral I oo2'G.......i I 002 GtftffOI I ooz GtMNI I 004 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l<Sl.t·:Y N YLOR CO. IUO:A LTOH S ~1 1 11 ·t· l ~Ht; llG CAMYOM "VIRSAILLES" l<"abulous view of Big Cyn golf course. mtns & ocean from this glamorous 4 bdrm 4'h bath home. Professionally decorated, best location. lovely wrap-around patio with water fountain, air·cond, Italian marble. 3-car garage. Beautiful! $271,500 2 RUE ST. CLOUD SAT/SUN 1·5 JASMIHE CRHK B.EGAMCE Exquisite & s mart. decorating thruout. Stained glass. rich cptng & drapes , expensive wall coverings. handsome light fixtures. 3 Bedrooms, family rm, formal dmmg rm, 2 baths + pwd rm. $149,500 unfurn, $169,500 fum. 35 MAINSAIL SAT /SUN 1·5 (Ask guard at gate for directions) llG CAMYOH TOWHHOME DeLuxc features thruout this ch arming brand NEW home. The upstairs s pac ious master bedroom s uite has sitting rm, private dressing rm & mirrored wardrobe doors. 2nd Bdrm dn may be used as den. Formal DR. Lease $800 mo. sell $118,500 llG CAMYOH TOWNHOUSE. LEASE Choice location with beaut. golf course VIEW! Lovely 1-story 2 bdrm .. lge formal dining rm. Highly upgraded. Plush cptng & drapes. s hutters, microwave, ceramic tile entry & kit. Air-cond & filtered air. $950 month ILUFFS -GREEHIR T VIEW and walk to pool. Much desired plan on 3 le vels. 2 L~e lxlrms & paneled den with fireplace . Mirrored formal dining rm. Wet bar. air-cond. 2 patios. Decor ator perf eel. Lease $750 mo. 2921PERLA OPENSAT/SUNl-5 3 IEDROOMS -POOL -$51,500 Fantastic Anthony kidney-shaped pool complete ly f cnced. This Costa Mesa home being completely redecorated by owner. Deliver in beaut. condition. 21 I I Son Joaqi9ft HiHs Rood NEWPORT CEMTBt, H.I. 644-4910 •--------General 1002 ....•.....•..••.•.••... ERRORS: Adnr:tisers •••llAI.F .\C'llF: 4 Br . shoutd check t+.e1r ads 2' • balhs, fJm rm, \\l'l· dally ond report er· bar. 2.700 squan • feet rors immediately. The B ea ulifu~ e nc_l os.cd DAILY PILOT assumes s roundo;. Sl62,500S . .l.C. liability for the first in· *BOND REAL TY* 831 2212or 831-!llll c:orred inHrtion only. Publisher's Notice: All reul eslah• advt•rt1s(•cJ in this newspaper is sub· 1ert tu lhc Federal Fair llous l11 g Act of l!Hi8 which m akes it 1llcgal lo ad vertii.c ":iny pre rerenrc. l i mil~1tion . •>r d1scnminat1nn ba,,·d o race. color. n•h).!wn, Sl'"· Great Investment! Beauty shop and butld- 111).! + large I hl·dnn ,1pt. over dble ~ar. (;ho1ce J::a:-.b1de localion. Call day or night G46-3<J28 ; eves ~:3561 Lachenmyer1 Realtor or n;it1onJI or1).!1n. 11r a ---------intcntmn to make an) such prcrercm·e. hm1ta I.Jon, ord1scnmmal1on." This news paper will no knowingly a ccepl an ad vcrl1s1n ~ ror r ca estulc which 1s in viola lion of the law ----1 Houses for Sole .....••••••............ Gettered JOO •••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 41R~AMILY $84,500 lmmnt·ul otr 1\1 1·~11 V erdi' 4 bl'Clroo rn doll huusc' Bcaullful Pal"esellc• home. Slate entry wuy G1ga nt1c formal livan room-rnass1Vl' wall o Cltepla<·c. llugc romily room . Spolle!IS J:Ourmc kitc h e n . ScC'lutlcd mas l c r wing -plus ; m o r e family S t7.Cd bedroom s Own er trani-ferred. Must see t be lieve. llurry -col l 752·1700 now! ()o-1N 1119 • 11 S /I.JI< tOAI "'lfl' !~IMMI CCltMO Hl9hland1 Occon vie w, prt v11te beach rJghl11. c-umhtnt' W/!!PllCIOUS 4BR 28A in prune CdM area for pc-r!cct ramlly home. All n~w crpts, firs. cs tm dfl'f, kit oppl'11. $128,500. Shown by · uppt. by owner, 644 05511 For CIM~lriNI Ad ACTION ('1111 0 Dolly Pilot AD VISOR 642·5Gi!J PoylM!ll 11 eo1y, teo. Y- e rtdlt 11 good wltll ~· Tov con <•oe ywr od. Or, pvt It Oft .,_ Moitff (hDfOt af lcriAm«kord. 642~5678 DAILY PILOT SURF'S UP New offering only a few blocks t o Ne wport's famous Wedge. Custom- bui It 4 bedroom, 2 bath Conte m - porary. Natural woods. gas kitchen, great patio. A must see at $135,000. VIEW Gorgeous mountain and night light view from the living room and secluded patio. Upgraded carpets. 3 Bedrooms. No thru traffic. Condo con- venience in Mission Viejo's Agean Heights. $69.500. GREEMBROOK New lis ting in this most soui!hl a fter area near So. Coast Plaza. 3 Bedroom, huge CQuntry kitchen a nd family room. Oversized Jacuzzi surrounded by lush greenery. Plumbed for pool. $79,500. GARAGE FULL OF JUNK AND CARS WOH-rFIT? We hav~ the answer in convenient Newport Heights. A full cat garage with eithe r street or alley access. Huge lot and 3 Bedroom home are also included. Lots of room to expand. $110,500. DEERRB.D Elegant 3 B edroom , 2 11:: Bath Townhome. Near recreation center, pool and Jacuzzi. Dramatic 2 s tory, huge Master s uite. upgraded carpets. Secluded patio. First time offered. Only $69.950. WE HAVE OTHERS! 640-9900 ff lie fll«ZI 86/ak 9'kzu Valley Realty I G~ral 1002Getteral 1002 ·························••··•·•····•·••••••·• LOOKING FOR A HOME IH - Newport Beach's Eastbluff, Big Can- yon. Harbor View, The Bluffs, Corona del Mar, Baycrcst, Turtlerock, Dover Shores'! We have lovely homes & con- dos to show you m all these areas, and mu<.:h more ... please call for appt. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER S©Rdtl~-ac!fs ~ That Intriguing Word Gome with o Chuckle O Reotr01'Q• 1.eoeu of t+te t(>vt 1'Ct'Of'l'lb ed WOtdl bi- low to foo" tour 1>mp1e WO'd~ 6 ~b·:c:~':'!}c£, l[lf(PSI I I I I I J SCRAM·LETS An.wtra In Claulflcatlon 5 I 00 ' STAR GAZEKtclt• t----..----11, II\\ II 1'011-\°'----..---~ k r-Dooly A<•1>,11 c....lt M V Aue~J,,.,, '• '"• $fe" V To dtvol1>1> '"'"oge for !>undoy, '""" """"" '""''""""''"9 "' numhe•. t-1 y0ur Zod•O< boot!> •·Cl'• I'~" JI(),.., , ~ .. .,.,, ,,~._,, l °"""t lH#t _.Ch"..,~ l • A Sb• 1) '" 6 le•t ~ ., .. ,,""" , .. , ... , .. ,. .. '""'' ....... ,." \AllNoi t '°"~•~tl'JH~j 100Hftllil1 ~Jt.,1 11~.. • .... _.,..,. 17No> 47H....t l)T.~ .;Jiu• t• r.1 .... r,111,., ''0"''' .,,,..,,._,, IA Wh,,. ..... Cw"f 11 tt.. 410. ··--·-, .......... 10 0....1 •• "' )Ov..,. '°''-11 Rtd""<f" \I A,,w.t >2 °"' )) ··-· ,,,, ~)·~ 1• &.Ji ,. ~ ... 1, ~··"*·*' ,, h >tl -~ ... 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WED •• THURS., 7-10.J>M SAT. •tt AM m.oo tlitittl illclldls texw 1M 1ttt1res Minutes to Marina \11 ouhtandtni:lv d1•1 nr,1t1'11 2 bcdrm. 2 h.1 Ltrn1lv 1onm ,, n•:ich for \'llU 11 ·, l'U'<lOrn 1hru11ut .1n1l 'pnn·d 111 '1•11 Ownt:r '' a11~mu' 1 • and tus ho rill' wrll ht• OJk•n tor , our 1 lt1'1'l'l'l 111n Sun r1 •>m I 'i :112:11 C'am1n11 1-;1 \1uhno Cenlun· 21 lkr~ '162 AA'll , Ii IO 19~ COSTA MESA .( lnYestors Toke Notice • S 11.0 P P I N <; <; I·; :'II T ~; H ., ti ,. p,11ii.i.llv tll'\ l'l111wd :! '.l ;111 ,., to Ill' n>rnpll't 1·d Th" 11fJ 11·1· 11111\ exrlu"1'''' •C0\1M EH('I \L hurhlini; t 1•nkr of Cost a \I ,., .1 (' 2 .ti I 11·1111' t-:' 1·ha111:1• C''I. t'I. \\tll , 1111'111!·1 lea~e b.11 i.. • J> no F ":SOLDL Bl 11." I 'IC ('1"t.' · 1-<; C • nl 111' :!I Duha11 ~ ()uvk'1I)! 111.-< ••• Also Rentals Avail l llH ·, • <\:!110 m11 l' J II for m11rt.' into Ct·ntun :!I Wl''lt ltfl I.I., i.!:!I Immediate Occupancy Thi' I l>l'drr11 l ' · h.1 1:-'.1c1n1 "·" pool & J.IC'Ulll t.un 1111 " \\arm la\ .. rut•k rph-'''" \ ll'\,qn~ loul h.dl t.:.Jl1H:'> '°""I\ t•rpltl p.11nlt•d ,'( papen·d I lp~·n S.11 Sun \11111 I:! 1, 21-;1111 L1)!hlh11u 1• I l.11 lk·t \ 11·\\ 11111, <"l'lllllr\ :! I \I .II I I II 11 .... 1 1-;,1.111· 1~10 ~ .. ,~.; I llcclrou rn s. cu tllt!drul beam~. r111·pl.11·1· 'lt'P clown livin~ room, 4 \l'.Jr.., new . t•\n•llcnl e'<ecul1vc lul'.Jl111n T 1ml' now available to handle more t''<l.'t:utive 111.tm,i.:..,! Plea'{' t'J ll ror per<1onal attenlll'.>n t 't•nturv 21 Duhan & Dovie s.i8-llG8 Country Si1e Ycrd Filled w(th Tall Trees (;1 Vt'~ you 1 h1• prt \a Cy or your Own 1·ou11l!'v l'~lat1• 1111' five bedroom hom1• lt·h vour lum1ly S·l·r·c l·c h out with room and privacy. Kitchen 1•atlOI! art',I '('a(.; lhl' big,i:ei.t or ramrhco; \II I h1' room plus your nwn :Ill' '"''mmtni: pool makes thl'> the pcrft·l'l lam1ly home. SS!l,900 Ccnturv 21 Sparow !1124H'1 Beautiful Paric Side (;rL':ll f(J Jnlly l\Vinjt noor plan With 1 lll'<lrriom and a super bonus room with Wl'l bur Also wet bar in the t.1rnrlv room Cul dc-•wc :.lret.'t and dow lll .,1:hooh and ~1ilc Sq. Park urll.'red 11t Sl!H.!l-00 Cl'nturv 21 S a row I! 12·4171 Deluxe Sea Haven Vart1nt Jnd imma t·ulale. Just com· plNely rcdn111· wit h new paint, nt.'w \':!rpel '> 1'!t out~t.1nd1n~lv lJmlsn •P<'<I J llcdrm.;, li;e encld J1Jl111 Jntl mut•h. muC'h more. Ct•n tury 21 Ber~ 1)62 AA9l 640.4950 Spiral StaircaH becutln MansJoe Just Rtct.c.ct Thi'I bl.'aut 1<'1• a lll'tll<'an t'o11n1 al n pool home has <• J(i,rnt master su•ll'. plllsh crpt I! and t•xqu1s1te dt!<·or lhruout. ;\ real jewel at $109.900. Must sell th1'! weekend! Century 21 Emery 846-3301 Glen Mar Homes Just R•duc.cf Ownt>r must sl'll a funf:hlll' GLf:'.'J. MAil I hr Lr,i.: lot "1houl & trailer at'l'cs~. close lo '>1'1111111, ,hoppin.1t & tust a short drl\'l' In the beach Trv Fll \or V,\ ll•rrn-. llllRll\'! Centurv 21 Berg962·8891. 640·-1950 • One-Of-A-kind 1 Bedrm model with i.:1a11t aclde!I family room & a '>pl•1·tucular Mrner rircplace. Many. many extras. !llew d1 s hw ash••r. wall•r ~o rtt:.•1H•r . Out standin,i.: f1n·11l.u:c cqu1µ f•>r BOTll fin•placei. A must src' Prrced to sell C<·nturv 21 Ber~ 962·8891. 640· 1950 Former Mode4 A•oilable For YOW" pt~ This beautiful 2 twdrm fre~hlv painted lluntin2'ton Townhome 1~ ;, form er model & prokssionallv decorated Clo-.i• lo lluntingMn llarbour. sc·hools & :.hopp1nJ: Pn vacy i::a lorl'' &.11.91.10 Cl'nlui"' 21 Emery 846 3301 · Spanish Arches Fre~hly rem1xM1•rl Tht'I beautiful 3 bedroom, p,. bath honw hJ~ au <''<Ira large ramily room h<·a11t1 ful fronl J>Qrch and i'! rri:HhlV '[U('i.'lll'ti and puinled thruoul tltk>m tor l<V parking and more muk1-s th1'> an unbelievable buy at S62.!KJO. t't•ntury 21 Emery 846·3301 Entertain~r·s DellCJM A Rec Center with Urun,wic·k pool table. ping rioni.:. ovcr'>luftcrt rourhl'!I and more is u su1>er bu11us to this e11traordrnnrv 4 bedrm, 2 balh, 2 story, near·nPw. Landmark home. In a su per II B lurat1nn ONLY $84,950. This <'1'>uld bt• your.., tf you hurry' ' Cent urv 21 t;:nwrv 846 3301 PriYate Comer Lot 5cparates you Crom lht• n1•1ghbor" Al~o provides ronrn l•> -.turc 'our bout or camper orr lh1• strn•t Heally clean J be<lrm hnm(' with family rm. dimn~ and I.Jig sunnv kitchen Great ~·uuntain Vallc\ local1on. near ckmcntarv "'hool' A.<1kin2' S72.000 Ccnlurv 21 Sriarnw s12-im Enioy the Ocean lrff'les 1n tfi1., very cll•an and :iharr Oreanaire home h>eJl<.'<1 univ minutes fr om the hcaeh :1 lkdroom. family r<1•Jm with 11 .. own red brrck flrt•plucc Srhool '" r11nvcn1cntl\' ln1·at1•d w1th111 t h1• tract and no hll'•Y -.tn'l'h lor t h1ldrcn ti) <·rt>'•"· l!c•ducc!I to S66,SOO. Century 21 Sp,miw Sl2· lfrl Snow l..WH ln1·11m1• and CllJll) ment. \\';ilk to tlw 1111, Rl'nt 1~ ''hl'll ~"ll ltont 1w1•d 11 Bl'aut1f11llv 1u rn1shl'd l-'111a 111·111,i.: a' all a till' 2 lkld rornn. 2 hath, l11 q>l:lt'l' Ju,t ~15 ooo t'l•ntun :!I \l arl<'n Jk..11 f:'>lat1: • CHO ~:157 NEWPORT BEACH Upper Bock Bay 1\ 1·1101. q111l•t al mo~11h1•n• ..,urrm11Hh \111' 1111 l'lv f:1m1lv h111111· l1wak<I ml a ,,.,•ll11lc•tl I,.,.,. i.had··d SI l'l'l't Vn11 'II .c11111cnall' l'at·h fl•t1ll11 l' f1 orn lhl' hn ~hi Iv rt•mllfli·ll·cl k111 htn 1 O/\ 111 \11111~· !.111111\ room \\llh '10111• 111 epl.11·1-. 111 11 .t11· 111."11·1 'lllll'. to th1· mamc·un•d pr11lt• 11r 0\\1ll'r...h1p IJ111l"··11>1 ni.:. All and rnul'l1 morl' af· fordahly pnced. Cl•nturv 21 wl'!>ld1rf Realty 6.i5 7221. Cherry Lake Atta Don't wait to call 1l -.hould sell qu1cl..' Lm't!l.V 3 bdrm \\ 2 frpk'i.. l>eNrator featurt"i. ta<;terul wJllJl.IPl.'r. & m1rrorl'<i \\.Jrdrobcs. Side v,ml offer'> boal trl parkm~. t'l•ntu rv 21Wl·~tc hrf645 7221. Marvelous Monaco If vou wunt eusy. h1"<ur11111-. li\'~ni! '011 mu.,I SCl' 1111 ... 2 hl'<lroom. 2 hath "11 h ,1 dt•n in 11 nrhur View II om cs II \\On 'I 1.1'1 1011~. L'l•nturv 21 Berg r .. 10 1!J50. 962-~1 View! View! Lib the wtcrowded feefM7 Ternftc open view or the Hack 1:luy. Many ruslom quallly feature wtlh 3 bedrms & cozy rum room. Pror. lanc.H·apl'd. Call 6•15 7221 l'<'ntury 21 Wt!:>lcl1rf Rl'u lly. TNnls luffs Ju,t ll ~led ao ori~inal model X '.f'cnnis V1ll:i Beautifo1ly decoru ted in warm colors and wood panelini:-. End unit on greenbelt near tenms court~. Wrap uround patio or double bri1•k pressed t•o nl'r ct e 3 lkdroum.,, d1mng room. fam1ly rm. Open Sul/Sun 12·5; 26 19 Vb ta Raquela, SI 10.000. Century 21 M11rte11 Reul Estate 64().5357 TUSTIN Adult Condo Suncr C'onvc menl fur commuters w1Uun !>CConds or Jnw~tate 5 or 55. Cozy hom e. i;;trikin~ly dccorutcd in barnwoorl paneling and floor to . ceihni: mirro rs. 2 8ed"°°m, 2 bath. Ent! un1l. Quwt .:;idc street. S41,900. ()pen Sat'Sun l 5; 17121 McFadden. 1113. Tu,11n. Century 21 Marten Rea1 Estate 610·5357 5916 Womer A•e. CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: H...tlnqton Beach 846-3301 19891 B~t H.ntlnqton leoch 962-8891 1733 Westcftff Dr. Newport leoch 64§..7221 17960 MolJtalla 200 Newport Cetwter Dr. Fountain Vall.., 142-4474 Newport leach 640-5357 1740 OnnpAn. Costa Mesa 541-1168 2418 Moc Arttu-at Ford Rd. HI 640-4950 We're NATIONAL, llut we're NEIGHBORLY ~~~!~! !.~~ -~~.e. • • • • • • • ~~~!~! !.~~ -~~-' ....... • ~~~!~! !.~~ .~~:_ ...... ·I~~!~!!.~~ .~~.e ....... . Generol I 00 General I 002 Getter-al I 002 General I 002 ......................• .•...•..•........•..•.. .................•..••• .....•..•..••••........ ~--------a,---~~ .... The ~ Dalebout w Association 642 7408 co Q) Dover Shores fia~ t'rt.'"l \\\•:-.Leh ff CI: Spccwhsts ';})over Slzorej F.xtraordinary Custom Offering. Forty-Four Hundred Square Feet. Four Bedroo m s P ool. JacuZ?i. Colossal View Largest Lot On Ga l axy Driv e . A ll ome Of Character, Dig nity . . And F'un. I GeMrol I 002 Gen~ral 1002 .............................................. FALLBROOK *OPEN HOUSE TOUR* Sunday Oct 3 I -I I AM to SPM BIG OAK RANCH 2!15fj S1>ulh ;\11 ........ 11111 Cc•u ntrv gent l<~m :rn I I\ rn L! cu .... lom hom('s in <1mong 11\'0('ado. c·1tru..; & olive trN•s (.';qH· l'od s tYIP , winding bnck paths . s tained glass windows at t•nlry . Li v1111! rm w 'aulh·d c·t•ilangs adjoin-; formal dtn111J.( rm 2Br. 2 ba w1lh den lthrary n.·;11 m.i .... lt•r sualC'. Ronus rm for pluyroom or studio. Sl 19.500 •Adjoinin g <·01 .v f~•rmhousc i<> similar 111 warmth & st•tting w /2 lge decks & a "tudio ups tairs w 'north lil!ht $!1!1,!"iOO <Ad1 011\lllJ.! lots ~l).500 up I PEPPERTREE PARK 3 NJ·:w :rnr, 2ba Ranch type homes set among mature avocado trees. Gate d entry on main r o ad . Beauti ful Yiews. gas street li ghts, underground ulihtil's, hridle path!'\. <Lots from $:!6.~. I lomcs from $82.500) ~1<-0onalrl & Pa lomino Rds. FALLBROOK COUNTRY CLUI AREA 3628 Lake Ga rden Drwf.!. 3Br, 2ba lovely home w /atla<.·hed lanui to kitchen dining area+hobby shop w/blt·in walls. Beautiful landscap· ing. SSG.500 RECHE ROAD Near LivE" Oak Park and Potter Jr lligh . 2 Story family home nearing comple tion 2400 sq ft . 3Br . 2ba. lux· ury thru·out Shake roof $89,000. ••••• Maps mcl dir•ctions at eoch locatlOft «- cOlftd H .t Good bell Estat., 129 IE. Mhsloft. FallbrOC>k. f7141721-5717 --I * * * OPEM HOUSES* * * 603 VISTA IOMITA, H.I . l lrg hly upgraded Bluffs Franciscan condo on beauliful g r een belt. 3 13drms., 21 :.i baths. frplc. & commun1· ty pool. $120.000. Your hostess, Evelyn Shatzen. Sat/Sun. 1·5 426 VISTA PAR.AD.A, H.B. Lease, buy, or option to buy. very lov· cly Trina. multi-level condo with 3 bdrms .. 212 baths & a s plendid vlew Avail. immediately ! Rent now & op- tion for next year. but al today's lower price or $115,000. Sec Solly, Sat. 1-5. or Jan Oderman. Sun 1·5 321 DAHLIA, CORONA DEL MAR Firs t offering of this near new. 2 bdrm . 2 ba .. frpl c· . condominium with dbl. gara):(c. Very dose to Bi~ Corona Reach. An cxc·eptional buy at $82.500 Marge Fox(• will be vo11 r hm>t<•ss Sun . 1 ·5 · I 002 GetMrol 1002 .......•...........•••.•••..........••.••••... ABANDONm Owner says sell now! Spacious en· try . 3 bedrm . 2 bath, gourmet kitchen. formal dining, paneled liv· mg rm with b rick fireplace and near new earth tone carpets. Name your terms. Only ~5.900. TOASTY WARM by the fireplace in this huge master suite. Great ii bedroom. 2'h bath house on quiet cul-d e-sac. 3 Car garage, trailer access. Everything for large family and {>riced und,er the m a rket at $80,750. DREAM COME TRUE Lovely d ouble door entry lea~s to elegantly decorated 4 bedroom, 2 bath home . Splendid pool protec~ from pryin g eyes by luxuriant foli age. Play house for children. Everything ror enter· tainment and lush Uv· ing. Roberts Realty la41 IMO llW .• 11u1to1cton 1eae111 l . ~~~:~:.~~.~~:. ....... ,~.~:~:!.~~.~~~ ........ ~~:~:!.~~.~~ ........ 1~~:~:.~~.~c:': ........ ~~!!!!.~~~~ ...... . GeMrol I 002 GNerol I 002 General I 002 Generol I 002 GeMral I 002 .•.•••••••.......•.•••..••••••••.........•..•.•.•.•.•......••...•..•.....••••••..••.•••.....•.......••....•••.•••.. CAMEO HIGHLANDS A bright. airy & cheerful ocean view home in one of CdM 's lovely r esidential areas. /\ large lot on a cul de sac. Room for 2 pools. if that's your des ire. 4 Largt• bdrms. or 3 & a den & a big country kilchen. $123.500. So Jack be 111mblc. Jack be quick. Open Sun. 1·5 506 Rockford P lace. VIEW! VIEWI VIEW! f\ full & completely unobstructed view of the bay. On the blufC in The Bluffs, this shar p Dolores model condom inium is beautifully up graded. 3 Bdrms .. 2112 bath~. wet bar. water softener & many other extras. Reasonably priced at $148.500. If you insist on the best, call us about this ex elusive listin g. OCEAHFROHT, SAND, SURF, SEA GULLS The quality of life is unsurpass('d here in South Laguna. White water view. 2 bdrms .. 2 baths; a real frpk. A great bldg. with lgc. heated pool, elevator. garages, 24 hr. guard service Price reduced to $149,000. If you h<.1 V(' no children under 16, be sure to sec this' SUH VALLEY SKI .AREA Deluxe studio condo with its own pnvate sauna. Walk lo s ki hft & tennis fac ilitv. New ready lo move in or use as· rental $25,500. Believe us. this you gotta SKI ' ANOTHER FANTASTIC VIEW OFFERING This cou Id be j usl what you\·(' been waiting for so patiently ... rtght on thC' bluff in Irvine Terrace and off('rtng an unobstructe d head on view of lh<.• bay & ocean. Approx. 2.000 sq. ft. home. custom desi~ned by architect/owner Spacious 2 bdrms. & den: no pool. but could. $225.000. See & off er. 673-4400 DMslon of H.-bor IMfthMftt Co. G.-roJ I 002 'GeMrof 1002 .•...•...........••...•....•••.••............. Corona Jef f f/ar .A CfaJ~ic Brea thta king view of Harbo r , Catalina & Coastline. Professiona lly decorated & landscaped, a chie ving a dramatic & distinctive style all its own. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths. formal dining room. pool jacuzzi + 3 fireplaces. ·-· $3151111 HlckV~Aflllll 752-'521 orHl-211A - SAMPLE IALLOT Vote for your favorite among these nt'wly offered homes. All OPEN SUNDAY I .5 ./ PARlY FAVORITE Designed for enter · lammc nt. this custom built 3 bdrm. & family rm. home. on a corner lot. Kitchen & dining rm. offer easy a c· ccss to the pool & deck area. A perfect setting for la rge or small scale enter- taining. Bonus rm. for hobbyist or tcc.>n a ger. $120.000. 395 MEADOW L/\NE. NEWPOHT BEACH. 5 UMITS Costa Mesa Bluffs L200 S<t rt. 2 Bedrms, 11,, bfllh unttiq"'1 !!tory bldg. Only :1 yrs 9td. All for SlS0.000. Tn !.t.'e this out· '>la11tli111-: \'t1IU<', (.;all : 645-6646 A PR€HIG€ ~-+--I HOMES JOON ~CWJ>Qrt. NR SOUTH SHORES ./ VOTER'S CHOICE J\ winner on every J\ super shurp ond m·at 2 count , dramatic oceanfront duplex· bedrm home on l:ir)!c with high vaulted cei lin~s. for curncrloL:\cwr1J1nt111 side and 11ut, new rarp<'l· panoramic view. 3 Bdrm. + I-Bdrm. ing, n<.>w draperic~. Boat & a flexible floor plan\.. $295,000. 6009 entry ::ind rov~n·d patio. SEASHORE. NEWPORT BEACH. $48,250 I DARK HORSE J\ super. b.uy at Si2,5QO. ' l!.1112 Carp St 11 LI l Open Sot/Sun I ·5 lh1s 3 bdrm. + den + dmmg rm. home: li211 ~· ai. in NC'wport Shores. is v.acant ~ready · • ~~am for an enterpris ing buyC'r Walk to 1 ~ • hcach. pools & tennis courts. 258 ANYTIME LUGONIJ\. I ABSENTEE OWNER Watch the tides ebh & flow from your hammock hcm•ath the Palms. This 3 bdrm. + family rm. home. in Newport Shores, i.... on the watcr & w1thm walking dis· tanl'c of tennis courts & swimming pool:-, $110.000. :I34 G2nd STREET 1 A WINNER Decorate & r eap lht• ht•nl'frts: this 3 bdrm , 2 bath I .. ido Sands beach house needs TLC. then -.11 b a('k & enJOY the carefree life in you r own 1at'll7.i'.1 S?J.000 540ij IUVEH ./ POLL LEADER Just finished & rC'ady for first owners. this fabulous :1 bdrm. home near lh•Y /\v(' . on the Pc•mnsula. l 'alh('<lral cc1hnJ.!S, 2 story living rm • lots of glass. mstr bdrm. incl. 1auy jacuzz1. CALL TO SEE DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Comt Hw y NB 645·7575 3116 Nt'Wporl Blvd N 8 673· 9060 General I 002 IGe.ral 1002 ..•.•..........•.•..••••.••....•......•.•..... llG CANYON A Lusk exclusive. we've just listed the best buy in all of Big Canyon, Fabulous 2 story home overlooking 5th Fairway and Lake, 4 spac bedrms, huge dramatic entry with 20' ce1ltng. Pool &jacuzzi. Open Dally #I 0 be VII., J• ro1oc1r 11 yow host VACANT $46,950. I Rl'ady lo movl.' into. J bcdromtl nn lan:c coriwr lot. Npwly µu 1nlctl, hr.ind nl'W caq1C!tll for low do\\'11 l'IL01 HEAi. l':STJ\T~ ~00555 • •Ll\l\J::FllONT Wllh pmateUl•ath IHR, JBA . ~15.llOOt Ill'., down 0 It "111 lcLJsc SliOO Pl'r mo. opt1011. ' OWNH/A<;T 5411·0555. Prime Area 'frwport ll1·111hh honl\' •11n1t1 tree~ & fluw..rs; 2 Hit , d'•n. 2 ha 1-:xlru lar~c hv1ni: rm. w1lh bnclt f1T1k + 2 ll<>nui; r<MlmS ustjo1nin1it dhl. car i:ura.:l· Ill\ ul lt•y. $119,500 Octanfront l.11r11l'!>l & tw111 durilrx 1n t own Spt•l·tut·ulur roai.lhne Vll'\\'I 2 Bil & 3 llH with fom1ly rm . 5 ha , 4 f111lr:< . 5 cndn11rd 1iarai:~11 Many extra11! 1-'in<•sl In 11v1•rythin11 ' S350.000 (Al I e •4t 1414 'IM'•· lt ~Al,T\ Nu rre •• ,.,. P••• orrtu SJ.AMISH \AvclY Cf~~~~ plus den. Am1ed entryway, 1a.r•-1•'1l. cm cul-de ltac Sn Henttn~<tn D ach. CALL 962· 7787 f I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... 100? .......................... BtG CANYON CUSTOM SJ)t'(larnlu Ul IO 1111 It 1 l'lc:'tlroom hnm1· 1n Cin.11 sta1:~., or 1 on'<t rul'lion ~·Jm1h 100111 .inll J1h1 ,11 \ o \ l·rl1111~ 111: 1t11r.-1·011• pool a n •,1 .1n1l i:olf 1·ou1 w .! !-\101' 11' 1n11 rc,111111 1&1th m a ,~l\l' ltrt·pl,1r1· ,11111 '"'"' loft ·311:1,1100 1)µ1•11 llou-.i: Sat Sul! I 5 . 17 Uny11I M ti1·oq;1•. Mi 640-6161 ~ COATS8\iALLAC£ REAL Ef TATE . INC. - LIDO ISLE Thi-. outSt1H1tling c•u..,tom bll home ul lltr:. -t lxl1 . :l h,i l llm 1'111, M'JhllUll' .:ame rm & a tar 1:11n.1:l' Oul uf ti>wn U\\lll!r 11a):. ~ELL! &Iii 7711 WECAH'T DOIT! • o ad cun d1·-.n1bc tl11s 111 acrcra11l'h1·s l.ilc Sur rounded b\' tall lrcl':-.. Unbel11:\'ahl1• v,1Jue. Only !i-1!>.9~0 Pt"rf c1·\ tnr fum1 ly ur 111\ 1•st ml'nl Pl1•as1· l'all D•>n't Wail COSTA MESA DUPLEX Ju:.t l1:.t1•ll J11'l f "1 fe:.:iwn.111\ l.1111h1 1"•11 JOd Jll'I ht11!1° l •'l' ~had1'<l h.11 k' .1nl 1(1111m fur 11111' 111111 I'" U 1111 IA II h \;J rl .111 11· l-.111 /11 ... -<1 J!Uf':lj!I''° \\ ,Jlk \II h11p PlllR .11ul 111" I I\\ 111•1 \\ 111 1 .1rn .!ncl. SW :.t111, El~=~~ Praperti8 7Sl·19lf i.oo OUAllST Nlli'JPOU llA(H No Money Down!!! ln \"1t·1,111' l '.1\rrll'lll~ CALL HOW YOU'LL BE GLAD Wh1 II \ 1111 ,,., llll' l lh Ill 1111 ~111· "·'"" \ .1 1 ~ h: t.1111 1111 '''"' cl111 1111: ' ,1u1' lq1I °'II·" Ill'\\ 11111111 Ill :,.. ( 11.1-.1 l'l.11.1 t111h ~;;;, ·~111 I ;ii I '-at>2 ff: •• 1'\ .. T'I It ~. 'd " l'\\'(11ti-. HEW LISTING OPEN TODAY 12·5 125b RUTLAND n S \\'l'~ll'lt lf /\ It 1·11111111 Bn )!hl &. 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Hows.t For S• sff or •••••••••••••••••······ ...... ,......... 4 ....... ~ ...... 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. . •••• •• • • •••• •••••••• •••••• ••• • •• •• ••• ••••• • ••• • •• • •• ••• •• ••••••••• •• ••••• • •• • ••••••• ••••• G....-.ral I 002 Gteeral I 002 ~ ~eM"f"'Cll I OOJ G...ret • I OOZ •• •• ••• •• •. • ••• •• •• •• • ••• •• • •• •••••••••••••••• Pete Bamfl l<ealt'I CD M ~ $7 4 900 ······················· ···n··············· I Last of ll.S kind. cx:ean vu. bildable hm ewporf pretJen tJ s1le w /pla ns ready to go. Price j us t Attruclive '1 bdrm. home on ('Orner lot Uay views from llvul~ room & up :-lairs berlroom. $185,000 i BACK BAY SPECIAL TIES •QUl!T CUL-DE·SAC s ;.tf ~ for l'hildrcn's play, ne;.tr new home 1n t.>X '('t>llent nc1ghl>orhood 3 Uedrms. dm r,ng rm. den and family rm All new lands<.'a ping extra hU'J.!l' h~1{'k yurd. S127,SOO. ~37 Cherty TrH Lo.Mwpt lch Sun 1-5 •CALIFORNIA RANCHO 3' :1 acres \lrirnc Bluff frontage overlooking Up- ~r Buy Gorgeous pool & garden s 1th sopa rate party /g uest h~use . • ain home has 4 b«lrooms. dining roo m. !urge d en with wet bar & (lark room and m ore. Room for horse:,. ten /HS ('OU rt~. ett'. Call to ~cc 1 • ACH AMD A HALF -of beauty and t;pace. Gracious 4 bedrm lladenda (with st ables, pool, green I.awn a~d trees Ample room for tenms, family of cur buffR. $250,000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS SPECIALS *'IG SHA.DY TREES -2 dbll.l gar1&ges with allev access. Spotless 3 bcd~m 1 hom e near VICW park in very d esira- ble a rea. Close to schools . yet n ot too dose. close to s hops but not too clos e. $89,500. 5 31 Saa lemardifto, HI Sat /Suti I ·5 •OH TWO FULL Sill LOTS -owner will consider lease option on room y 3 hl'droom home with hug l' family rm Partiul occ<A n vit'W, room to add on. SI07 .OQO 303 La Jolla. Nwpt Bch Sat/Sun 1·5 •2 VIEW LOTS on th<• h ills ide with bav and or e:rn view Sl>2.5<Xl each. C~lll for more information. BEST DOVER SHORES/NESTCLIFF •BE GOOD TO YOURSELF enjoy th1 :-. fnl'n<lly family home. curled up hy the fireplace or swimming in th<:> ... parklin g pool. All this and I hl'<.l rooms and tamtlv ro•1m. a nd for jus t $125.000 1520 Warwick, Hwpt Bch Sunday 1 ·S •EXCEPTIONAL FIHD waterfront. plus pool ! Expansivl' \'1t•w from 5 ht•droom horn (• ,.,,ith 1ls own <lot k. n c~l t•1 s andv hca c h ~o r ramped feeling hl'rt' w1lh 60' on tht• water'. Ceil! lo S('l' this one GeMral I 0021Gt'Mral 1002 •••••••··•········•·····················•••••• EXCLUSIVE !! ;\;car nt•w l)l'<1Ul1ful .t bdrm .. :l bath furntl\ room ho me D f'amat1 c -.t.11 r w:1\· All a nwn1t1cs plus apt ' SI 73.!iOO RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENTS 312 MARINE A. VENUE BALBOA ISLAND 67S-4B22 1002General 1002 ••••.•.......•..•...••.••..•......••.......... MEREDITH GARDENS Three c·ar J,!U l'll~(' and ho:.il i;!alc give flex· 1h11ll\ t11 th1 .., two lc-vcl . four lwclroom . lhrt'l' hath home with lormal tl111 111 ~ room and panC'lc•d l;1m1h room Lot·~1tcd in a vcr~· ('\. l'h1s 1\ e 11t•ti..!1horhnod on a c.·ul·<le- "a<' '\tn•<•I Full pnc1· Sm~.500 C'.\LL 55(; l lifi() NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX Ucll<·r lh.111 11ttw lwo s tory. a :-.horl walk from tlw hl'<ll'h Roth units are 2 hrdroom :! hath luxury units. on <:Orner ( 1·<· lol fo'ull prn·c $125.000 ('ALL 55fl :!liliO SIX HOUSES All on an Eastsidc Cost a Ml's;1 s l t'<.'l.'l. lligh df'm ~ind rental an •a. Prt.•'\ent owner's home 1s d wrn1111 g :1 lwdroom. 2 halh. wtlh f1n·p)al'l' a nd pool. Great invt.•st m~·111 C'Al.I. ;,;;r; :m<~i FAMILY ENTERT AIMER This charming three bedroom. two bath home has a big screened family room w1tb gas fed fire place a nd it'-; in tip'to p shape. New paint and a sui><>r C'onvenient l<X'at10n adds up to irn out:,tantlmg valu(• al $.59.950 ('ALL 556-2H60 INVESTMEMT-TRAJ1.ER PARK with 19 s paces. 2:11 acres with two houses . Pool and shuffleboard . 4 miles frorn Perris Lake. Full pice. $150,000 CALL 556·2660. INDUSTRIAL LAND M·2 POMONA -Seven plus acres off Pomo na freeway. Cur bs. s treets and gultere_ a ll in. Railroad spur lo property . uwntr will help Cinan C'e. Total price $225.000. CALL 556-2660 ~SELECT TP.RO P ERTIES reduced $5000 f nr very quick sale COM -DUPLEX South of ~J ~1,~Q!~ & fool bridge. :l Hr, dintnJ.! rm & frplc in front plus 2 br in r~ar w /slant bar frplc in garages bcn eulh. Owner requests long escrow. PENINSULA PT. :har ming iJ ~d~\~!!, steps W bay, b each , & tennis crt s. Btfly lndscpd, secluded palio, guest apt over garage m akes 3rd bdrm. Price j ust reduced to $139.900. 13 UNITS CM $290,000 A-1 <.'o nd e -sidc units c lose to cverylhin~. Generate $29.000 annl ihcomc . P r ic.'cd to sell this weekend. COM -$96,500 C ha r ming 2 bed room w /b r ick f1rcplacc c:omplctely refurbis hed hm on H-2 lot w !plans for s econd unit. Open Sun 1·5 707 '.'larc1ssu!:i Ave. 675-2311 General I 002 General 1002 .•.............•....•...............••..••...• IF YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO LIVE BY THE OCEAN Spectacular 180 degree ocean view intluci mg magnifil'cnt sunset s . this 3 bedroom. office. '1 bath home with a sparkltn~ pool. localed at 45·-15 OHHINGTON AVE in Cameo Shores is OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·clO to 5·00 P M ,\sking :\198.500 A SAND & SEA REALTY 615-8800 ··•········•·•·············•·····•··········•· ON WATER SI 19,500 Fee Wide Open View 4 IEDltOOMS COMMUMITY TENNIS/POOL BIG CANYON $192,500 ~e ~aux Model OH GOLF COURSE VIEW IY DA. Y OR MIGHT SPARKLING flOOL W/ln Watw-lor 2 BEDROOM & DEN Open Sat/Sun I ·5 WATER VIEW Asking S 159,500 Fee Submit Yow Exchanqe OffH"S 3 IB>ROOM & DEH & 3 BEDROOM & PATIO IEACH Pl.A YGROUHD IOATS & WATER ROWNG GREEN LA WH Open Sat/ Sunday 2·5 BY THE WATER $87.500 Condominium Home 3 IEDROOM IA.LCONY IOA T SUP AVAii.AiLE s.c.tty WldincJ IRVINE $99.950 Fft In IMl•ersffy Partc UMIYa.SITY MODEL FAMILY RM a DIMIM~ RM UJtGt "ME Lor· Wt• 'I"'' 1111111• 111 • 10 1h1· w .llt'I rw.11 till'\\ ,111•1 •k•w ol w l1H1r honit'' W c• ,/tow hv h<Mt 11r1tl 1 ur WATERFRONT HOMES l nJ3 W Cu.,,t I lkthl.\t1V Nt·v. rort 13e.ich (714)631 1400 I REALTORS 675*$511 . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 El11 y\1d1· Or•v•• N R bl':J b lbl OPEN HOUSES GftMf'al I OOZ ChMrel I 002 413 ACACIA:~ c.--. chi Mw witt. clualc clh..,... 3 ~ fCllltlly rOOM hoMe. Shifty wood ftoon. sportdi•HJ new II.itch..-, Dutch .-. ...try with st•ed C)lcns. Sil l.500. OP1H SAT & SUM 1·5 2672 BASSWOOD: lostbMf -greot locatiolt, Har schoob, shopping cettt.n .cl ocrost from a port. -playCJr'C*ftd. 4 beclrooftt, falltily root11 hw witt. private pool. SI 19,500. orEH SUM 1-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vaccmt-41•drm LAGU.:~ y Cos~o Mcs.1 , 4 hl'clrm, HIOEA formal ulnln~ him rm. ;! LU.drm1> & lkll Ill 1·a lge ldkhl'n 'w /dlnl'lt(.' 0) un w 111•dud1'll 1t•Jr urea And ,.,;u<'h more' 1 y1.1nJ. rutlu. playt11w:.t• & , • • t~c huUM' I M 1lc to town Corner location uclJaccnl & bt•m·h All lhi<. fnr univ tu park Huomformolor ~l 'ISO (.'illnowlu:tl'1..' · home, boa\ or trlr UJ~'k " · Eulll owncr wanti. qu1c·k 645-6646 sale 1 5-16·~ ... HERITAGE R~LTORS A pRE:STIGE ,.....--+-~ HOME:\ JASMINE CREEi< le_.iful spUt S.vef 3 llr, ._.Ir rm home. Most.I-suite includes private study w /frplc & bokony for personal tt1joylnPt: Ubrary alcove off IMIMJ rm. Wetbar ift diftinq rm. lnclucMs clubho.iM. ~. jacuni & ttMis cawts: Gahd ..try & 24 how security service. It's tt.e good life lR .... mberl I live tt.ere too! SI 72,500. •·--------1 300 N Newport. NB OM THE WATER West Newport delightful two tMdroom home with income .nt -or convert to a thrff bedroom h0mt. lnc:hlc»s piet" & float. CO'fY fireplace with raised hearth & potio an the water. OWMER WILL FINANCE. $160,000. RESIDENTIAL LOT-CHIMA COVE (Corona del Merl: l.ost of its kind, qentty slopiftCJ (approx 90'x I 06 :>: eas~ to build °" -fabulous ocean & 1effy •1ew. Owner will SUI-ORDINATE. $178,000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy. Corona def Mar 675-5511 G•tteral I 0021 General 1002 .................•••.••......••••.....•.•....• Openfiowe SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12·5 220 ABALONE -BALBOA ISLAND Cha rmin!-! 2 bdrm. home with frp!C'. & lovely front patlO + cozy 2 bdrm. a pt. & dbl. garage. Xlnt Little Island loca lion. Priced to sell now a t $129,500 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 G...eral 1002 ......•...............................•....... cae: GEDBGE ELKINS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eorEN SUNDAY 1-5 402 VISTA TRUC,_... First Offe ring in the ''Bluffs ". P opular Q Plan Condominium. Music Room Entry 3 Br. 2112 Ba , Conve r s ation Pit & Fire place. Greenbelt Setting. Greal Floor Plan for Ente rtaining $105,000 209 MAT A -IN THE BLUFFS l<"ront Row with OuLc;tanding Water View Upg r aded H Plan Condominium Localed on the "Gold Coast'' 2 Bcd r m Family Room. All Electric Kilch en . Shows Like a Model $150,000 or Lease Option 227 VIA ORVIETO. LIDO ISLE Spacious 1 Story I lom e with Tile H.oof 4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. Patio. Profession ally Decorated. Near Bayfront & a Commun ity Sandy Beach Area & P ier. Street to Str eet Location. $142,500 #3 LINDA ISLE-NEW PIER! Bay front C us tom Built 2 Story Spa nish Contemporary b y Roulon Hodges . 5 Bed rooms. Family Room . Wet Bar. 3 Fireplaces. Terrace Deck with Fire pit For Ente rtainin g . $275,000. Open SAT/SUN 1·5 1112 GALAXY DltlVE-IAY VIEW! Drive by -Call t o See. Dramatic One Story Ho me with Old· World C harm , U nobs truc t e d View Overlookin g the Back Bay & Bird S a n c tuary Area. 3 B edroom s. Family Room . Extensive Use of Marble. Highly Upgraded Only for the Most Discr iminating Buyers . elY AP,OINTMENT SMAlT IA YCltlST llAUTY Custom Built l Story Gated Patio Entry . 3 Bedrooms Possible 4th, Famil y Ro<>m P a n e led D e n . Secluded Yard with Ample Space for P ool. All Elcc Kitchen, 2 Car Gar Nicely Landscaped $1061000· ~EOll~I ELKINS CO.. REAL TOIS 111 DOYllt DltlYI 631-1800 GL.,....ol I 002 G._ral I 002 .•.......•............•...•.....•.•..•........ .l .................... ..... \'1c~1.~~~~.!~n..~ * * *OPEN HOUSES 2-5 * * * #5 Hel'rnitage La ne 3 Br. Fam. nm . $398,000 Big Canyon 429-429 1h: Begonia $124.500 2 Br . 1 Bath-2 Br. 2 Bath~ Old CdM 24 Royal St . George 3 Br. Fam. Rm. $268,000 Big Canyon IN A CLASS IY ITSELF An a uthentic "Williamsb urg " col- on1 a l has jus t b e en created ! Custom, quality features iricludin.g the most min ute details m ake this a r chitectural dream an out.standing achievement & distintt asset to the community of Corona tle l Ma r . Particulars available with appoint- ment. Prescntc(f 3l $175.000 LIDO CUSl'(.'>M CORNER M agn ificent five bedroom hom e w /separate diriin~ room. den & fam ily r oom. Qu.ality refinements throughout. Close to club. $275.000. VIEW -INCOME -POOL One of Corona dcl M ar's finest. 2 units . one with 2 bt1drooms . 2 h<1ths & game room w /wcl har. Other w /3 bedroom s. 2 baths . s:~ 10,000 WALK OH SANO'f IEACH Enjoy 6 tennis courts~ 4 pools -all private. all clos e to th•}s 4 bedroom, 31 2 bath & den hor:i c. All very charming . all o nly $194 • .500 IAYSHORES -PRIV-'~'\c AREA Custom 4 bed r oom. 4 bath home - like n ew Bay view fron-1 :-.pacious master suite. Just steps to private beach . $179.500 IA YCREST HACl&l\)A Unique Spanish architect urc. s un· ken living room. 4 bedr·ooms, 3 baths, mirror ed wardrobes. cus~om designed pool, lush l and~;capmg , circular d ri ve lo Bayc:rcs1 Road. P rice $139.500. TULANE MOOB. PARK K<.lME Jn most d esirable Uni versit.y Park locali o n . Popular d e l a c hed 3 bedroom home w /private yard, pro- f es s i o n a 11 y l a n d s c a pc al f o r minimum care. Spcctac·ular high open beam ceil in~-; .Just lisl1•d at S°)8,500 LOOK TO THE SEA From both s pacious units of un1'.-iut• Cor ona dcl Mar duple., Vau !led w ood beam cctlin g .... plu:> 2 bedrooms, 2 baths in eath. Custom ·desi g n e d for e ntertaining , on secluded oversized lot S2•15,000 CHOICE CANYON CREST Beautifully located townhouse dos e to Harbor View shopping. Pool. ja<:uzzi, t ennis cOLll1., 2 .hcdroom, 21 ~ bath. 2 fireplaC'cs. fami ly room. Up· graded t hroughout $1 12.000 with land NEW LISTING -VILLAGE l Popular l -story Princeton mode l with 3 bedroom s . dining room & 2 baths. Atlraclivcly upgraded and locat ed near pools and tennis on wide grcer1bclt. S79,500 COUMTRY FRENCH CUSTOM Beautifully appointed 3 bedroom home truly in a class of its own. Prime golf course view from li vin g room, d ining room .. garde n r oom , a nd m aster sui t e . C u stom cabine try . beam ed and pane led coved ceilings, brick a nd marble fireplaces and plank floor entry are just a few o f the distinctive details that l e nd warmth a nd c harm throughout. Located in the private gated community of Big Canyon. $398,000. A. COUWll.l IAMltlA CO. 644-1766 2111 SAN JOAOUtH Ht LI.$ RD IH~C£NTtR . . . . . " \ . . . . . 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F1tb11lou lar1o:e ntil!ltt•r i.ulle wit 'ICW 1111 11 ll ~ut.cll 1"U.ltn:<.I JJl'Ul~I l>JlD t i. \{·,1 m Im th & g ;1 nh.•n ar1·.1 h.11c:h~·n \\1t h hn.• J kf.i.'ll 11uok a 111.I I am 1 ly room \\1th Wl!l lw1 h:n I" \ 11•w 111 lhc ht1.) Thl!1t-an• too m 11 n) • arncn1t1co; tn 1k,t'n\tt• this fanldlllll" homt' l hl't T ruly u ~ood buy 31 ~}ot() 000 NR COUNTRY CLUB Poul lil>tm, ~k:.:. \'c1<k J lwd r m . tit 11. :! bJth .............................................. LIQUIOATION A ,AIR OF •·rLtXH together. or ~parale. Each with t2) 3BR + (2) 2BR units, Coota Mesa. Can be sold sepuralcly. Bolb for only $259,000. FOUIPlll~ all 2BR Anaheim, ult one ~tory. Only $'9S,000/10"ro down DUPLO, Huntington Beach. Really nice. $67,000/ lO'A, down. Both arc 2RR. Bi g tot HOMI • tHCOMI. 31lR and Duplex. C2) 2RR on a lot in good area of Garden Grove. Only $89,000/ 15% down TWO UMm & GUEST 9ns. (1) 3 & den. on I y $59,000 I 15% down . Westrn.iru;ter. GOOD PROPEITllS lllMG SOLD BECAUSE OF PARTNERSHIP NOBLEMS. IY OWNER/AGENT. 540.0555 l'r 111·11 tu 'ell to<lJ \' ---------------S!l'?,500 Call f11r ,1 Pl>l. HUNTINGTON BEACH De.• a n ,. If nm c C I c 3 n oe..it. I l>u11111. fam 1111. ret't·nlh p.111111 .. 1 11"111'- antt oul l!o.tl d11m , p.1111· b!<: IJ..11 I.. ""ti Xlnl b1111 I\ home I II ft·n·tl ;et u low Si>J 5110 11 111 n on this 0 •• ISSSW ~r C.M No•I to Markel Buket 549·86SS GREENBELT Sp.of'\li.h I ill· roof "o' L'1"l> lh••· 3 IH•droom ton dmn1111urn lm·.1t t'1I 011 .t hucc J!rl't'nh. II t ,, ~r ,1111· 11 " 1 l h " o "d IJ"IX.'r , & C .11 ll\0 tl11j: $59,950. O~n Sunday 1-S Jill711 L•" \l1>dt·l11,, I-V 11 Ne""Po•I 81. 646~stn ANYTIME TUCKED AWAY mi qu1l'l l'u:.t.1 :\1t·~u cu l 111· 'iJl' 3 H1•rt1 nnm. 2 bath, -thug .. hnn11~ r1H11n 1ttlt':il l11r rnolh1·r 111 l.111>, l~<'n .1 i.:"r'. c•tc.· l l'>lt'IJ down I I\ Im r,.,, .. ,h,1kl· 10111. l.1q,i• ~ .1rd .11111 m u r h mor1·' l'ril·cd Ml!hl hur11 '!>.lft ~.XllO ~HERITAGE REALTORS *Balboa Island * Reduction Now Sl 75,000 2 Slnr. l.1m1ly home• I l bdrm 111111 11n 1'111111·1· :.t1cct. ~tc·p~ 111 !..rncl y h<'.l'Ch '1 11\'\''lll.~·•ll• at onre. lll•lay ffil'.llh llll)1o· OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 208 EMERALD ... '"\Ill'~ \ \ '" 11 \1 1.tl\ 1-.1 \"I • 67 l·6900 • s m •• t 1 r .1 m 1 1 , \\ , 1 1 p1111 h."'' \\it">lddl R.1\!l<''I uni\. :l llH. 211 \. "" IHHll I '1 I Ill' nnl v l>l.i :t'i7i. or 11, I 'HOil Mr I\ 111..:,11•\' I ACK BAY CONDO S62,500. A C °'1111:!1• -.1111 y :1 llH. lu11\ 1111 l1pk, l«nn1,, Jill'll//I i..IUll;) Bt•!ll valu1•11n \\c~I 111111(~ Ol'l-:N S \I' 1Sll~ l 5 21:r.1 :\l.1 r"'cll1·~ Ln. (';\! Ray l{t1j!l'r~ Hitt• fi 1K -1216 OPEN SAT /SUH I .5 5600 RIVER AVE. LIDO SANDS 4 Hdrm:1 , :i h.1lh'>. 1•xlra largc• l'Ornl'r lot, walk lo bc.ir h SW,500' O PEN SUH. 1-5 2934 JAVA RD. MESA VERDE Gr11r111u., I hdrm • 2 ha • spoll•"'" • Ii:" lot • de· t:u:lwd J?:ir.11:1• $110.000 1 COSTA MESA EASTSIDE :lUnat~ $X!l,'iilCI' 4 UnH!< • $128.0001 lolboo lay Prop. R.atltor1 * 675-70 60 * C<Nnt )Our hle-.~in~!I. but don't "ounl cm lots of IJrnc to decide on this. J beautlflll h\Jrms. 2 b:is, c.-Jttl"o~. llurry. SS8,'i00. 98.'4~71. 1111 I I ----Ch:1•11if11'1I Acf1 J.rll bill il~m;. lllmall Items or any Item 642 se13. - HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IB>llOOM 110 Arb()Jes, SJ Hills, Irv. 752-0383 Sat/Sun 1·5 2228 Glenneyre, Lag. Beach 494 -9473 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 362 Ralcom Pl.. C.M. 548-0522 $49,850 Sat/Sun 1-5 18695 Maplewood. H.B. 963-3229 $60,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 ~8675 Maplewood Cir., H.B. 963-7881 $.58,250 Sat/Sun 1·5 332 Piazza Lido(Lido Il)NB 673-7300 $165,000 Sat. 1·4 19142 Carp St., H .B. !)63·9605 $48,250 Sat/Sun l ·S IM Juniper(TheTerr.)Irv. 551 ·2000 S68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 427 Irvine, N .B. 962-7788 $75,000 Sun. 2·6 707 Narcissus. CdM 675-2311 $96,500 Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 18664 Applewood Cir., HB 963-7881 S62.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 JO Mint Glade (Deerfld) Irv 559-5518 $72,600 Sat/Sun 1·5 262 Cedar St. CNwpt. Shrs)NB 642-1228 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 417 Dahlia, CdM $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 787 Nyes Pl.. Lag. Beach 494-9704 $183,000 Daily 1·5 214 Dahlia, CdM 642·8235 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Hue Fontaine(BigCyn)NB 6.11-1400 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEOROOM 930 Wilson, C.M. 645-0303 $52,500 Sat 1·5 3.162 Fuchsia. C.M. 640-9900 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 1 F.I Modena, Nwpt. Hgts. G40-9900 $110,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 S.301 River Ave., N.B. 645-2016 $120.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5072 Alder (The Terr.) Irv 552-7500 $71.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 15 Snowberry (Deerfld) Irv. 640-9900 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2M Emerald (Bal Isl.) NB 673·6900 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19Seabir.d Crt., N.ll. 645·2005 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 428 Walnut Place, C.M. 646-0346 Sat/Sun 10·6 23052 Via San Gabriel, Mis. Viejo 7H8-0568 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16fl02 Don Drive. Hunt Beach 842-7201 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Via Gra7.iana(Lido ll)NB 673·7300 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 1f45 Dogwood So., Irv . 752-1700 $79,900 S /S 12·5 •1351 Bridgway, Irv 752-1700 S68.700 Sun 12·4 18782 Saginaw, Irvine 752 1700 $86.900 Sun 12·4 31-10 Country Club Dr. CMV )C M. 546-5990 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 4916 River, Lido Sands, NB 675·6000 $74,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 Hi049Carleton, F.V. 91i8·3371 $67,900 Sat 12-5:30 l!J13 Wakeham , Santa Ana 968-3371 $73,500 S IS 12·5:30 19421 Jernlynn, H.B. 546-4141 $.57 ,500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 531 San Bernardino(Nwpt.Hgts. )NB 642-5200 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16 Cedar Tree Ln. (Unjv Pk) Irv. 631-MOO $99,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 587 Fuyette Cir., C.M. 545.9491 565,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 15591 Camelia Ln. Westmstr. 558-7752 $61,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 9381 Fireside Dr., H.B. 962-3462 $60,000 Sat. 12·5 20032Crestv'w Ln. CenlShrs, HB · 640-6600 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 18733 Elmwood. H.B. 962-7788 S65.000 Sun. l ·S 2001 Arnold, C. M. 833-1768 Sun. 1·5 5408 River Ave. (Lido Snds) NB 673-9060 $73,000 Sun l ·S J II & FAM RM tw 011'4 5116 Chatcau, Irv. 640·4950 $71,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 21 Acncia Tree (univ. Pk) Irv. 552·7500 $92,SOO Sat. l ·S • t824 Port Sheffield, NB 998-2228 $159,500 S/Sl0-4 • 19952 Providence Lo, R B. 54&·8640 $65,SOO Sat/Sun l·S 460'1 Wayne Rd. (Cameo Hlds. )CdM 673·8494 $127,SOO Sat/Sun 1·4 2626 Basswood CE.blulO N.B. 833·9781 $112,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 ALMOST NEW DUPl'EX S Bedroom. 3 outh upper. Oc arwtew from deck. Large 1 bedroom lower 4 car garu~e. fireplace each unit, builtins, carpets & drapes. Close to beach. $135,000 POSITIVELY IMMACULATE 2 Hedroom , 2 bath PJ,US POOL, bulltins, fireplace, large dinu1g area. Beautifully upgraded carpeting, dro.pes , wallpupor, etc. thruout. Prime location -Walk to most everything. Newport Beach. $65,000. o,.... ....... s..n. 1·5 1200 ltufted Rd., H.I. JACOBS REALTY 675.6670 2919 Mtwport llvcl. c:omer 30th ******************* MANAGER WANTED ******************* For a well known. expanding real ~late company. Opening a new office m Costa Mesa. Must have experience & integrity . Salary plus+. All applications confidentlad. Apply to D ai ly Pilot. Box 791-Classified Advertising. 330 W. Day, Costa Mesa. 9'l626. 1002 Ge.rot 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON 11' Acre Contff tot ilt prime lit C•fO'I loc ..... 4 ....... ~ ............. tlMRg. Wo.it last IOftCJ at SUS,000 ~ 4 i VC14Tl:i INC. 600 Newport Center Drive • 640-6500 DIRECTORY ... ...... ~ 6-twy,....,.. twa--..-:J:: ... ._.. lwxtll+ Al tlle i.c--. l 1h4 Mlew -~ill~ .... .., .t¥wtl.,.. ill te4ey'1 DAILY rtLOT WANT ADS.,..,_. .....,.,.. .......... _.,..._-,M .. u .. -111•••wtlwilltwac.....__ .. s....,..,. ~- •2924 Carob, N. B. $140,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 5 Hermitage Ln <Big Cyn) NB 644-1766 $398.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14631 Swcetan (Ca. llrns). lrv. 673-8550 $68 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6348 Sierra Elena, Turtlerock 545·9491 $92 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1950 Port Bishop Pl.. NB 640-5345 s11s.ooo s;s 12-5 116 Via Quito, L1doll., NB 673·6915 Sl39,500 S/S 12·5 5372Sierra Roja, T-rock, Irv. 833-3513 $83,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2332 Bunker Hill (Mont'cello>CM 540-9538 $48 ,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 2619 Vista Raquela. N.B. 640-5357 $110.000 s;s 12·5 5596 Oakley Terr. (T-r~k )Irv. 833-2229 $135 ,000 S/S 12-7 18572 Brookhurst , H.B 968-3229 $.52,900 S/S 12·4 #9 Rue St. Cloud. Big Cyn. 752·1700 $215,000 Sun 1·5 #21Almond Tree Ln., Irv. 752-1700 $81,00Q Sun 1·5 35 Mainsail (Jasm'ine Crk.) NB 644-4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3406Catamaran,1-MIJlls 640-2309 $145,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 1821 Port Sheffield, I larbr View 675-3411 $114,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2323 lrvineAvc., N.B. 645-7221 Sat/Sun 1 ~ 3194 Haiti Cir, M<.'sa Vrde. CM 546-5880 $109,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 21142 Whitehorse. II. B. 540-1720 $67,500 Sat/Sun I 5 508 San Bernardino, N.llghts, NB 675-6000 $110,000 Sat 1-5 •2327 Colgate <Col Pk) C.M. 646·4463 $69,950 Sat /Sun 1·5 28 Golden bush (Deerfld) Irv. 752· 1414 $66.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 231 Lugonia (Nwpt.Shrs) NB 642-3850 $68,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 3001 Killybrooke, C.M. 646-7171 · Sat/Sun 1-.5 303 La .Jolla . Nwpt.Jlghts, NB 642-5200 $107,000 Sal /Sun 1 5 2311 Cliff Dr .. Nwpt.Hghts. NB 642-5200 $225,000 SIS 1-5 413 J\cac1a, Olde CdM 675-5511 $131,500 S/S 1·5 2207 Anniversary Ln. N B f>46·7711 Sat/Sun 1 5 3732 Provincetwn (Clny) Irv 551·2000 $69,900 Sat!Sun 1-5 4891 Gainsport (Cal.IJms) Irv 551·2000 $65,000 Sal /Sun 1·5 2103 V(•nier, C.M 962-7788 $61,900 Sun. 1 5 4752 Royce Rd. (Univ. Pk) Irv. f.44· 1766 $98,500 Sun. l 5 4382 Margarita St., Irv. · 551-1515 Sunday 12·6 258 Lugonia (Nwpt.Shrs) NB 673-9060 $72,500 Sun. l ·5 * •33162nd St. (N .Shrs )NR 67:J-9060 $1 10,000 Sun 1·5 • •4545 Orrin~ton t:.ve, Cameo Shrs, NB 675-8800 $198,500 Sun L·5 395 Meadow L a ne. N.13. 673·9060 $120,000 Sun 1·5 4 llDROOM 5600 River (Lido Snds) NB 675-7060 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 16632Simmone Ln., H.B. 548-3350 Sat & Sun 12·4 9410 Warbler Ave., Fnt. Valle.v • 548-1168 $74,950 Sat/Sun 10 4 24171 Las Naranjas, Lag. Niguel 494-8181 $87,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1738..5 Almond Treeln. (Un.Pk)lrv. 752·1414 $82,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2C11 Via Orvleto <Lido) N. 8 . 673-6026 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#10 Rue Villars. Big Cyn 675-3411 $254 .500 S IS l·S 20291 Adrian Cir. H.B. 968·3371 s102,9so sis 12-s:Jo 66.91 Mason Drive, H.B. 846-3301 $69,900 Sat/Sun 12 s 14501 Fairview, H. 8 . 842·9371 $58 000 Sun. 12·5 506 Rockford Pi. (Cam JDd~)CdM 673-4400 $123,500 Sun. 1.5 • •1200 E. Balboa Olyd., Pen~. N.a. 673 3663 $289,500 Sun. 1 5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 23232Tasmania Cr. Mon: By Tr., LN 497·1744 $245,000 Sat.12-4 411 Vista Sucrlc. Nwpt. Bluffs 640-9900 $110,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5 3067 Trinity Dr .. C.M. 979-4489 Sat/Sun 2·5 25 Goleta Pt Dr (SpglsHJs )CdM 544-8889 /640·8270 Sat/Sun 12-4 lllO Main St., H.B. 213-915-2621 $97,500 S/S 12·5 307 Calle Pueblo, San. Clem. 492-4795 · Sat & Sun 12·5' •6001Shields.11.B. 847-6010 $93,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 18527 Santa Andrea, F. V. 963-7881 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 17173Santa Barbara, F.V. 963-7881 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2213 San Lorenzo, S.A. 536-1740 $77,560 Sat/Sun 1·5 14232 Wyeth , Irvine 752-1700 $72,950 Sun 12·4 19502 Siena Santo, Irv. 752-1700 $120,000 Su'n l ·S. 2 Rue St. Cloud (Big C)n) Nil 644-4910 $271 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1433 Keel. HVHills 644,..4931 Sl47 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 'Zl Bodega Bay. Spyglass 640-4196 $205.000 SIS 1·5 •47 Monticeto, Spyglass 644-4882 $.124.500 S /S 1-5 3101 Pierce, C.M. <North) 546-588p $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19601 Roderick, H.B. 540-1720 $63.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1948 Santiago, N.B. 540-1720 $220,000 S/S 1-5 12 Cherry llills (Big Cyn) NB-· 644-6200 S.'395,000 S IS 1·5 26SO Riverside. off ~esa, NB 645-7221 $7!l,fl00 Sat/Sun l ·S •2029Swan Dr., M.V., C.M. 546-2277 Sl 17 ,000 Daily 1·5 4294 Sen1sa, Univ. Pk, Irv. 752-7315 $82.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 6962 Moonbeam. llunl. Bch. 842·!l:n 1 Sat/Sunt-5 20601 Troon Ln . 11.13. 842·9371 S82.~)(>0 Sal/Sun 1·5 2672 Basswood . Eastbluff, NB 675 5511 Sl 19,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 468 Serra Rd . C<IM 644 ·72 ll SJ 15,000 Sat.1-5 14571 Saw leaf (Col. Pk.} Irv. 55 1 ·2000 SH2.500 Sat l ·5 2012 Windwurcl Pl., NU 752-1920 $154,000 Sun.1·5 1121 Cu rrie. Santa Ana 540·11 51 $72,000 Sun. 1·5 •S512 llarol<l Place, H.B. 84R·2323 $.5!) .ooo Sun 1 5 ,'' S IEDROOM 2133 Miramar Wal Pen.) NB 675-4600 $164 .500 Sat. l ·4 1500 Dover Dr. ( Westclf) NB 642-8235 $139,500 ·Sat. l ·S S IR & FAM ltM ar DEN 1226 Polaris. OoverShrs, NB 64G-3255 Sat.1-5 ••#3 Linda Is le. NB 631-1800 $275.000 S IS 1·5 •17 Royal St.George, BigCyn, NB 640-6161 S.'~5.000 S/Sl·S 221 Via Nice (Lido Isle) NB 642·5062 Sat/Sun 1·5 •925 A7.alia Dr. (Greenbrk)CM 673·7300 $105.000 Sat.1·5 1522 Pegasus. orf SA /\v, S of Bristol 646-3255 Sat /Sun 1·5 ~31 lloliday Rd, Nwpt Bch 548·3168 Sat/Sun l·S ••525 Via LidoSd(Lidoll)NB 642-8235 $.525,000 S/S l ·S •6841 Via Corona, H. '8. 846-3301 $109.990 SIS 12·5 2G64 Basswood, E. Bluff, N. B. 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 MESA Viki, ro4uced $l0,000 A magni/icenl Duc(.t)la home. 5 BR, 3 BA, rdmily rm w/masslv atone fplc, & ~l bar. flool &jacuzzi, near golf course·, prof. decorated, approx 2950 sq:fl. Largo rooll\.'S thruout. . LAGUMA HILU, Price keduccd, lge 4 bedrm, view home, 3 baths. Sunken fam rm w/wot bar & fplc. Lge living & formal dining rms. 'Pool size lot. Approx 2100 t1q.ft. WISTHAVIM, ~price reduction. Grcal barl(ain, 2 Sty, 4 ~rn. fam rm, 2 ba. 3 Car garage. On cul·de· sac. Near Milo Square Park. A~ prox 2400 sq.rt. Cel 140-9'22 cooper&. associate testate 6 IEDROOM •20441 Running Springs, H.B. 968-3371 $110,000 SIS 12·5:30 19071 Carp, llunt. Beach 963·6767 $65,000 Sun 1·4.30 CONDOMINIUMS FOR S~LE 2 IEDROOM 321 Dahlia, CdM 675-3000 $82,500 Sun 1·5 8812 Brookdale Dr .. Garden Gve 842-9371 $42,500 Sun.1-5 l IEDROOM 53 Montanas Este, R. San J oaq, Irv 640·5560 $99,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 301 A venida Cerntos (Bluffs )NB 833-1969 Sat/Sun 1·5 603 Vista Bonita (Bluffs, NB 675-3000 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 '126 Vista Parada CB!utrs , NB 675-3000 SllS,000 Sat/Sun I 5 • 17070 Los M odelos, FV 968-4298 $.59,950 Sun. 1 5 1256 Rutland #5 (W-cliff) NB 673-3663 $64,950 Sat. l ·S 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2228 Vista Ho~ar. N.B. 640·2039 $84,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2439 Marseilles Ln, C.M. 548-4216 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 ll!OROOM #6 Locust, Jrvine 540-1720 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~ TOWNHOUSES • . FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 503Columbia, NwptCrcst, NB . 646-1026 $79.500 S/S 11·4 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN lf52 Arboles, R .San .Joaq,lrv. 646-7711 Sal'Sun 1-5 l IEOROOM 21621 Ocean Vista Dr., So. Lilg. 752·5110 Call for Appt. 17 Seamist Circle. N.B. 646-6598 $.58,500 S /S All Day 3 IR & FAM RM or DEM 2885 Anza Ln. Costa Mesa 540-0729 $65,900 S~t/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l IR & I U ••6009 Seashore Dr., NB 673-9060 $295,000 Sun 1·5 3 IR & 4 IR 4404 Chanel Place . N B. 631-1400 $159,500 Sal/Sun 2 5 HOME & INCOME l I R & l U 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-2278 Sun. 1 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 2 IR & FAM RM or DIM 2921 Perla (The Bluffs) NB 644·4910 $750/Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 IR· Ir FAM RM or DIN 24 Canyon Isl Dr. (Big Cyn )NB 552· 7133 $89~ /mo. S /S 11 ·4 327 Driftwood <Shoreclf) CdM 675-8824 $575 /mo. S/St12·4 J Hl>ROOM 5301 River Ave, N.B. 645-2016 $590/mo. Sat/Suo 1·5 2 Rue Fontainbleau, Big Cyn, NB 675·6000 $1250 /mo · S/S 1·5 3 II & FAM 1tM or DEH 2609 Racqueta, Bluffs, NB 644·7897 Lsc Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II & FAM RM Of' DEM Z147 Wavecrcst Or., CdM 644-6200 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •715 B-side Dr, Prm B~y, NB ' 642-8235 . • $330,000 S/S l 5 41 Monliceto (Spyglass> CdM • 642·8235 $1,400/Mo. $/~ l ·S •1218 Polaris (Dov. Shrs) NB ' 642-s235 $1,1so1Mo. s 1s1.s * ,ool •• w ........ W.terfrcMlf&P_. \ ' G...'i ~ t Oo1~~ iobi ~" For • ' Ho..MS Pot-S. I Kenn,_· S. J Saturday October SO, HJ78 DAILY PILOT C.'i .................... .. ···.t·········~···· ............................................................................... Fors• Ho.set for s. tto...I•• For 5* ....... For~ .. ,. ti' • 45.......a • I 002 Coro.no•& Mar 1022 C-orou def Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••u••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Co1teMt10 IOZ4Cott.M•so 1024 aYallty IOJ4 IM)f0tt .. oc .. 1040 ~ll. m~:a,{t1ne · ~-~~· .. ·cR~~::~~y-...... , .. e·SuEYL.EL.RE.sR··s··::·:.. t I ... ~ 119 CanyCNt &1... 4 Br. excellent condition home or th1•r .. ·:1 •umcth1n11 ror 4 BR, 4 BA, r·r e nc h Wedgewood blue. Jonquil yellow & cool mwiutucturl·ng ....... e. 70xl40 lot. Plus 0 v e r Yon"' 1 n l h 1 a So''" up to S300 on bu> FIHllt HOMIS frOl9 Slt,totlO Sl ,100,000 NOMOM101tY IAY OPIH SAT. & SU9l t..a P.M. Dramatic tri·level on lhe bay. }l'ormal dining room, family room w/(ireplace, 4 bedroo~. ~4 i>~tbs. Wide eon· tilevered tc ·pee + large slip. Never occup ed & beautifully de· corutcd. Ow er will consider lease option. $J30,000 includes land. 715 IA'YSIDE DllVE. (M.20) ONE Ot: A ICIHD 4 bedroom Broudmoor. Customized by Architect J.,.orbach. Warmth & charm w /extensive use of wood & glass. Wood beam ceiling, Fr~nch doors openins to park-like yard, looking out to greenbelt. "Steps to community pool &. park. $159,500. OPEN SAT. & S~ 1·5 P.M. 27Z4 WAYECIEST DllYl. {M21) A YEltYDIHalEHT HOME IM HA.llot. Yl!W A marve lous property wfth 3 bedrooms & 21h baths in the main home plus a separate bonus room w /lh bath and a complete ·apart· ment with bath & full kitchen! &!autifully completed Portofino in Harbor View Homes -$165,0PO. OPEM SAT. l SUH. 1·5 2006 Pd'RT llUSTOL.' (M22) CAMYOH ~APE COO Views of oceuri_ ~ canyon -warm woods, hardwP?. floors -French doors leading to deck, separ ate master suite plus 2 more bedrooms. large patio, on unus ua ll y lar ge maintenance free lot, affording privacy. Offcfed for Sl55,000 FEE. Polly J ohnst'll 642-8235. (M23) IA YfJOHT LOT Build your of.in custom resid ence on one of the last lots in Promontory Bay. Wide water location. Si ze SOxlOO wittJ pier & slip privil eges. Call for-iddrcss & drive over. $189,500 . Cathy Sc hweickert 642-8235. (~24 ) I GU.lltOROUS LIHDA ISLE "Magnifi~nt tip of is le location! 100 feet of ~a y front with slip for big boat. J ~ge rooms with high ceil- ings. 'three marble fireplaces, three \tel bars. Large billiard room + red, white & blue family room. 6 bedrobms w /lavish baths including '_11 wet & dry sauna & sunken marble jacuu i. A hom e for entertaining in the Arand manner. Shown by ap- pointm e nt. C athy Schweickert 642-8235. CM25) ~GHIFICEHT SPANISH CONTEMPORARY Full vi e w o f Ne wport Bay dram:fic ope n beam construction with rtult1 -level. indoor-outdoor de- sign 1 Approximate ly 5,000 sq. ft. wt lu x rious master suite including his & ers baths, sauna &.dressing room -Courtyard entertainment area w/jac uzzi & fountain. Large· recrt!ation -billiard room - bea utiru1 s tudy with view. 3 firepla¢s. A uniriue home for fami· Jy and dntcrtaining. 60' Slip. Dever· Jy Mor'*1y 642-8235. (M26) I AtOMOHTORY IAY Superb iocation -outstanding 4 bedroortl home for discriminating buyer -family room -den - sauna & j aC'uui -pier & slip privile ges. S36!l.OOO FEE. Roy Romey 642 8235. C:\127) "CUSTOM IUUTY IH DOYER SHottES" This tastefully decorated 2 bedroom & den home is a special gem with its s pacious private courtyard. pool & jacuzti, dramatic garde n li ghting on an extra large t'Om cr lot w /ex· citinl{ vlcw of the bay. lioats & cit y lights. lt f catures beautiful custom built -in~, 2 stone firepluces. bevel ed mirrors in dining room and many othe r quality features Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. (M28) IROADMOOl IUUTY - TU1t"'-90CIC Plan 3 Campus View -3 bedrooms. family room, formal dining room. brick fireplace. 2 baths, gourmet kitcheQ and indoor/outdoor enter- taining. Community pool 1,i block away. Price d to sell under $90,000. For appt. -Vee Stinson 642-82~. (M29) CUTIYA TING DOYBt SHOllS Spacio1p1i; family home boasts 4000 sq. ft. of Uvang space, incl. elegant ramlly. room, formal dining, 4 bedrooms (3+den), 4lf.i baths. pool w/jaeuul, pier & dock +60xlOO bayfronl l ot. $450.000 fee. Vee Stim~Ofl 642·8235. (M30 ) '44-6200 H•rbW View C."ttr 11W et C•m!JUI V•rtey Otnter 752·1414 ~&ency, c:u-.t homt' on · 11 t • this ,,. """u be11ut1rully upi:radl.'d 3 1 II r homt 1rway. 5300 Sll rt . ~reen WI gree you tn · v .. ry workshop. parking for boaL'>. equipmt., bed.room ent.1 un1t1 1-:nJOY ~~ 0~r: ~n1l~·,~u ~rn 11-.. 11tble entry. 1wurmut prl vat~ home. Expanded 3 bedroom, whatever! Price $74,000. Call: the fa mily <.'LUBllOU~: ltl'ultor ct•lebrn11n~ tht< kit., ollk vant'h n11. beaut formal dining, garden lanai, all \'ery w/ POOi. & 27 ucr\·s ol ici·und opcnini: ur our land•c i>&: & mor e <·omfy & quiet. $1Z7,500 (F ee). 4607 'rl.a~w:oT PARK jueil unu:.:. tht• llun tini;lnn Buch or f4lS,OOO.H11u1>vtonly Waynu Rd. .E~ street--0r relaic 111 >Our riee. at ~prl n i;dult• & OPEM SAT. & SUN. 1·4P.M. W'.ALKER hu~o Plllio with flrcring. W•1rni•r. Call ror lurtht•r Pri1111t Locatfon Thia 111.'wly t•11rpcte<l t wo dtltmls 840 :;~36 CcUt. Cardree Condo hv m story t'ondo 111 11eorcd ror ' t~~~~~~~~~l'.~1 • ~l'Ona tfef ar Prop. 642-2668 CB.,A1,0ll Kz.1iv1Q~t~·000· VILLA ASSOC. I ----------_.. II .Place !. lty o;nt•r -;r;uc lwnhsc l 23451.CocntHwy •• CdM 673-8494 ~~~ Proplll'ti•a~ Ur, 2bt1.' 2 c.1r Rnr .'2 1 ~~~ Corona del Mar I 022 Coda MHa I 024 · l400 ou~rl's~~~l~o•1 m e .. ~·~;it' Uluffll. ~9•900 Gl'ftt'f'al IOOJ'GeMr'al 1001 Get.eral 1002 .............................................. OWNER J Hr. 2Bll , frlllc, ...... , . I '.I 1·~1 lti>th~ J\ 1 ,.,, "·' 11rl \1.u • .... • ''"" •• •J •• ••• ••••• ••• ••• ••• • •• •• •• • •••• ••• ••• ••• • • •• •• •• •• •• • •• • •• ••• •• •• 2 llomes on Ja rge lot MontlceHo Twftltse bltns. $62.SOO ull tcrms. 415 Poppy. Owner/Bldr On Fu1rvuiw·Nr r'a1r 833·1103 552 9503 OPE ... HOUSE SAT & SUH 1·5 lkuul. ~mpltl'y upard J 3 lir, 2 liu, n t m cf)b. drps. & wullpopl'r. Prof lndscpd w I Ir~ t•ove1·~ pal10. $69.500. 1Gll02 006' l>r. Owner ll-12 720l. MEAR THE HACH. LESS THAM S7S,OOO Charming. beam ce ilings, s tone fireplace, barn wood paneling and 3 Bedroo!XlS with 2 baths and just a blqck or ~o from the be ach, in Newport BeaC'h for less than $75,000. UNl()UI: tif)Ml:S REAL To ns·: 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona de! Mar also 111 M(•SJ V1:rcl1>, .11 546 5990 BEST IN BLUFFS FAIULOUS MEW USTIHG END UNIT, absolutely s tunning de· cor . Lgc .• enc l. ga rden-type wra p- around patio overlooking bay. mts .. nig ht l ights. Gourmet k itc hen, microwave oven. Luxurious, new neutral carpeting. 19!>0 Sq. rt.. 3 BR. 21h ba. E xceptiona l value. $147,500 INCLUDING PHIME LAND. App't. only. Please let us s how you all the homes Avail. in the carefree Bluffs HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IHC . MLS 644°0134 1973 Top Lister & Top Salesman 197 4 & 1975 rwnn.r.Up Hewpori-Mno Bocrd of Realton General I 002 General 1002 ..........•.....................•........•.... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • 11 HALLEY-COMBS INCj : REAL ESTATE : : INVESTMENTS • DEVELOPERS : • • • • E PRESENTS BIG CANYON . i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5 Rue Fontain Open Daily 1-5 • • • Dramatic 2-Story on 10th Fair way. : Walk to the Club! Almost new 4 Br. : Sec Barbara Combs. 640-6876. Exe : terms $249,500. : • • • • 6 Royal St. GeorcJe : Open Sat fSvn 1-5 : Charm ing 3 Bedroom + Family : rm. Cus tom home on very desirable : ''Penins ul a" lot on Golf Course, : ove rlooks la rgest lake & mtns. New : with Cape Cod influence. $267,500. : See Lee Harkness. : Shhh ! Sn e ak Prev ie w .. Undcr Construction. Truly custom English Tudor. 4 Bedroom on Golf Course. 3500 Ft livini:t area. Spring com ple- tion allows lime to choose your own personal t ou c hcs .. and enjoy 1st owner ben e fits. 4 Cypr ess P oint Lune. $349,000. • • • If You Think wlJI rlniuice 873.2278 :~~aa!~·~:.;~~~· Cda~~ NEED A 4 BR? you wunt tho most for In· PRIVATE Thurs/Fri to see. Opc:n Th l s I o v e I y b om e \'estmcnl-BUY NOW! BEACH ACCESS h ous e Sat/Sun 10·5. features an ovcr111tcd * uover Shore:;, NB 54«).9538, 645·8568 Mslr Hdrm , s tone frplc, 1226 Polaris Sa l l 5 4 IR SI I 5,000. 1---------1 drps,. W /W crpls, 4! rar Cnti.qucdassuperh! XlnlEastslde home,3BR, gar, bllns incld d is TRICKOR TR EAT s Bcdrms·formal dine· OPEN SAT URDAY 1 5 2 Ba , frplc, carport, & hwasher , ldcully locatcd ~al your:.elC lo. 4 Br. lge ra nuly etc. etc. Set! lo 4Ull Serra Rd. CdM aa.r. Gd area. 646-0346 on quiet i trcet near Fl. Z'h Ba, fil m r m , liv nn ;ippreeiate' The pnce is right, the ATTN : BUYERS f·oR vty High School Asking din rm, oversized ICll •Sunta Ana lits loco lion is g reat, the EXEC. HOME $67,950. l'Mugh room to purk 1522 Pegasus Mslr Bdrm is giant, the Glamourous, Tn·leve1,1_c_u_1_n_L_S_R E. 002 2458 yo u r mu lo 1 h o m'l' off S.A . Ave S of Bnslol yard IS pool sized, the l\fosa Verde, 580, J BA. $84.l!t!O !JUSl·4477 I d · r t b atrord P ark 01wn h~c Of>\·nSaltSunl·S an i s ee, e J u~l r e duced fro m 2,000 sq fl. bl'Jut up T RICK OllTRJ-;\T 5 B R, 21, b a, for mal bathrooms are two ant.I $105,000 t o $98,950. dine-family kit-sep t.hefireplaces a reloo. ll UHHY ! Open S un graded home \\/earth Tnqll yourself lo t ones. Prof lndi.r11d. •tODEL 11o •tE "Ut • lndry rm eLc. elc. Call 644-7211 12 30·5pm. 2701 Cardinal, $8!1,SOO. 9G2-~!J__ _ " " · " ' "' 1-~astside t:.M. C~t. Gilh::.pu: Realtou. study overlookini.: h\ rm, •:184 ~1 ira Luma, Su n 1·5 96311911. --'on Beach I 040 big country k itchen ~ P l 3 b d ,..,, lam rm, nc\ l'I' II v1.'it 111 t<' uresquc e rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• St03 OOO. !)U8 • .a477 w /lge addition a l r et• OPEN HOUSE Br·den-2 bu . N c•ar --· - ----~-~':1df~~l.ll1~~eeorl~n~1-======'-=~-1 Sat & S..n 1 to 5 Marina l~ii.:h. Hlt11 BB<l. ASSUMABLE charm . ctr. etc. Costa Mesa I 0 24 • 362 Ralcam Place* $00,!IOO. 968·57oo Owner._ 'i •Costa Mesa R·2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neal 2 bdrm just painted EXECUTIVE 01\ltG/\IN GIANT 2~!1S lrvine 4br, P /4ba m&outonaquietCul-de· 6 Br, 4 Du, S4iS. Nl'ur ! Amuslto lookinto ifyou Home !orsulebyownr. :.<ic-treu galore! S ec bc at:h , owne r . lie. 4 b<lrm, fumily rm. 2 wish to add another unit Nr shop'g & schools. Im· this bargain al $49.850 902-1194~968-lllOS !>lllrY w hui.:c m ,1 ,.t~r to now 4 bedrm, 2 bath mac cond. u rin . only, ... C • u.u. Rlt I d I t I l , .-"'' • r-tnne, r ,,.. 1. r Cl 1 4 u R 1 i r m . , o c :1 l' • o 1 forma ldinc,etc.t·tc. I-or 3067 Trinity l)r C M. 2l09 1larborBl.C.M.j ~ ~~~ 1~~~~~ 'i'm':t>.<:i· beautiful corner 1or ruturc Incom e in vc~t 97!1·448!1 543-0522 d w trdllur OICl'C!>:<. OJll.> mcnl anti prc:.cnt II vin~. --poss. I eol 10<' · $i2,000. 11 l H:. old. J usl lh1i•il, 400tl7'" FOR All MESA VERDE TRICK OR TREA T7 As l . w a 11 y u u n 11 • 1111rry • Call 846 5530 CM WAS Priced ror quick s ale ABSOLUTELY NO ?77 _84_1_..g_1_9G ____ _ · · Hidden 2 !>lOr), 4 bdrm, 3 This E-side ranch style luntangl on L a nd m :irk bo, form. d in rm, fam beauty 1s all TR EAT ! Condo, atllls OH!f 40, :! rm. Pool JO<'Ulzt & view. Located on quiet street. br, 2 ba. cu-;tom decoral S117.000 Open house Dai Lrg yard . room for your ed. prv patio & ld1 )' ly 2029 Swun l>r 54G·2277 dog. Just Listed , priced beaut grn bell areJ . ,tll Uy owner. Sbr, l'•b.t. Cov lo sell. Onl)' SS0,000. rec far, .1va1l.1blc t.'arl) VILLA ASSOC. A«4ti4 ~ cp~ REALTORS Balboa Island 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 STORY Hu me & Apt. over g arage. Nr. No . Bay. B ill H a rdesty, Realtor 503 Park Ave., bi5·2866 lolboa Peninsula I 007 ······················· 7 UNITS· S295.000 .Beach Cottage· 564,500 5 BR , 3 ha. Sl64,500 4 BR. 3 ba. Sl:li .000 2BH & de n $129.500 Marsha ll Rily ti75-4600 Income Duplex. 2. 3 BR. 2 Ba. block t o he:ich S135,000 b y o wn e r . ered patio. new pa1nl Uon't miss th1 ~ op -Dec. Shown by .ip1>11111l S!i!l,!l00.~005lll. portunil)',l'alltoday Owner S4G,SOO. CJll 536-7737. EXEC. SHOWPLACE l\nllquc ... rl'nch h~Jckd ,1:1.i:.s w 1 ndow-. "" 1•r ::.t.11rca!lt', cr))>lJI l'h,111 d e ll e r ll, r us t nm wallpaper, dr.11>1•-< II. shullc rs, plu~h· 1•1 pl'~. pror. l.1nd<;c11p111~ 1rnllu & dl•ck, 4 BH. 3 UJ, 6l'll din rm. nook, fam·r m. :J car gar, }12 yrs n (•w Ncur central Prk. A trul:-. beautiful homc. lll\Ri:! La k<•p oinl, IH2·tlllo.;L • OPEN 1101.JSE 12 5 SU:\ DAY. Drastic SUPER BUY! 3 lletl room home w1Lh nt'w t·arr>ctini.:. t trl'pl.tl'c. lo\l'IY large y:.n1 .• ill 111 uoud cond1l1011. 1-:xHI 1---------1 ltwation, dose t11 i-hof) SPARICLIHG POOL p1011, schools &frt·cw.1~·. Open feeling, 3 Bil, 2 HA, $55,500. dining rm. h ighly UJl· (;cntury 21 !>urf Jlcaltx g rd 'd , Jl&F p ool. 536 i S42or 536·1474 sculptured tropical ---------. planting back~d :-.cll1n1?. Low m a tnl. Pnmc II II ~1crcd1lh Gard cns· r.£ .. POOL TIME! ~.soo. S46·8fi40 lovely 3 hr 21' b,1 form.II llarc. exotic Palms s ur-546-8640 d1ninit rm , lg k1tchc11t• round this immaculate 3 ~ d1nin~ ~i rcJ, M~pljnllc bd & I I l'7. pJnekd (am rm w1frplc. rm. J m l Y r m YMW 1JtMa m.1ster hr w tdress tn~ home, with a secluded REAL.TORS r m. lk...iul IJnd~c.ip~·•I /\ntho n y po ol. Onl>'1 _________ 1 n.'<lucccl lo SR6,500. Opt•u sm,950 IY OWNER hQuse S11t " Sun 1-5 pm Highly upgraded 2 Dclrm HJ03l R1rf'hwoorl Ave fh lft.U/ Huntington Cont111cntal Owner !162 I lfi7 4't11j ' T ownho m e. end unit. ------ OPE N SUN. 1·5 TARBELL ... t frplc, no.wux floors. As· $7500 C h 0 t 1213 E. BALBOA BLVD. r RE.AL.T Y L sumable 7''., lnun. Ml· • 3$ U Oceanfront, rare find. 4 xllraiii .C::.C.S.. sumc $18.327. lor Sl!lti. Super nlush Townhom1• DI' 4 b h · t 20• "' rd H a a /mo. Full price $.1!1.000. •· Reduction Profcss1onally decorated and landscaped Mesa Verde home on the golf rourse Custom c a binets, walk-behind wet bar, raised hearth fire place. 4 hcdroom + formal din- ing, s eparate family room. Air condltioninl(. BKR, call 540·1720 673·45041. " a. om e 111 mm ''#I In Colifornla1" • ors •. · -with covc rt>d palw. wood d. · 1 $239 500 · 646 4463 9li3-8738 ufl. 6prn. 1-'rinc. con 1tion · • -shutters, 131 k1lt'hl'n. ~111 w· t Rlt 645 2425 d d --------only please. Need quick 1ei; . r. · Pro~cssinnall~ In scp .. Dana Point I 026 escrow. pc.•r rnnnth puys all. .\ Coronadel Mar 1022 ~harm1nJ .lbr,h 2 bu ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 i·nuple's P •1ratl1~1· .ti • •••• •• •• • • •• • ••• • •••• 1 s~t':'s~;1 ss~.~ &I~-~~ EleCJant·Unique SPARKLING S.!9, 700. l ~~11.t~~" ! 3 BR + GUEST Ask for Rick. Luxury condom iniums POOL & JACUZZI International Real CHID by Chris Abel for dis· 4 Bedroom , 2 bath, u1>· OH OR UNUSUAL! crimi n a llng buye rs . gruded carpeting. Fam1· Estate Network Call us about this :J Bdrm 1 Story Condo. 2 nr. lbn. S711,800 to $97,700. Subler· ly room, entry i:att• for I ________ _ c h arm er w /lg c M slr walk lo Westclift shops & ranean security i:arage privacy POOL 1s 1 y('at Bdr m. sunny patio a nd r'mest in Dana Pt. area. d h .• 4th bd + bus. S48,!JOO. P h 495-6917 F. I TY ctac <'u r m POINT R .A , b1uh guc:.t unit. SI05,000. 4!l6·5ti00 Call 644·72 I I 500 -----$49, • OCEAN VIF.W DUPLEX Costa MHa 3br. 2ha, 1600 11<1 fl unit Townhouse. by owner .'= 3 BDH~1 . 2 bath, big lot. w/frplcs. $145,000. Huntington Viewpoint 3 _ Hurry o n lh1s o n e ~ BR. 212 ba .. 2·sly. 1700 PI W T REAL J:;STATJ:;, AHCHOllAGE Sq. ft. Wet bar Imported ---------154-0-0555 IMYISTMEHTS Mexican tile 1n ent ry & i---------i ,1141 496• 771 1 . _k_1l_ch_._Si_111_.9_~_._008· llUO ! I WESTSIDE REAL TV INC: 848-2323 OPEN HOUSE INVESTOR'S STEAL $.53.700 :i llr 1 '• H,1 , l"nm Hm. f'.111 t11r ::.hov.1ni: tu da\ I . CE .... TURY 21 11111 UOc1!) Walk to Beach 3 hi. 2 t..1 , 1.1m rm , lntht'lld , cul de• ,,1l' M :'l"I ~I'll . II) ov. n1 Sl:0.·1~>11 !lhl\ :111i. .. 11ns HO:'ltE NEEDS AN OWNERS TOUCH Well built 2 Hr, o (le n beams, hobby rm & xlra storage. SliS,!100. 493-8240 SUH I 2·5PM Sp.11 kl111i: t'l\•,111 :i hr <! 1t.1 I I I 0 Main St. do'<l' to 111 h & l11k1• 1 r.111' I 9~),tKHI llkr •111:1 11:1;; Ot 4 Rr, 3 Ba, 1t1M:ml1t· fam !!Cl2 31tl:! rm , w th1ts or woo1l p111wl inf(, hltns i;11lurl', rww cun~ul cum kltc·h1•n & fam rm c:u~toni tlq1~. 2 rplc's, 2'> f'llr jl.11',l~l' W/UU tO 0 11 n r LIL workshop. cu~lum hit 11n very d eep lot S!l7 .:.uo Yoor hostc~s Hoi..• !'111"0 man. PACERA REALTY (213) 945·2621 rn:112 !.t\t.:\1c>N l.i\:"111•: Ovt·n 'it111 I .• ~hr, family + 11.ml i\~k- 1111! s:i!l,!MI Clw1wr nlll( t1111~' l'11ll li4:!·:1Xrio Ai;c11I OWNER TRANSFERRED! Nrt•d'I ru ... t s;il1• •Ill -.11prr d1•an it 1111 , ~ 11:1, r,1m r m , for m a I tJ 111 r n1 • ;1triu11\, 1ll11'! :1 COi r..11 .11111 mon•. <'.tll for iii• 1.11111. GHA!\I> HE.\I 'I\, IU2 L6J6 • DAILY PILOT Saturday Ocl~btr30. t979 ~ ~!!! !.~~.~~ •• •• ••• ~!!! .~ -~ •• •• • .. [~~!!.~~ .~~.e .. • •• ... lrvlM I 044 l"U.. I 044 f,-,iM I CM ~c:'!!!~~-~~ ...•.... !!~~-~ ........ 1 ~~!!.~.~ ........ ~~!!!.~.~ .••.... ~!.~~ ....... 1~-~!4!'! ...... . LOl\JIM .. och I 048 Miulon Vl•fo 1067 Mission VltJo I 067 Ml~doe Vl•fo 1067 HewportlH~h l•tHew,.,. leoch f06' •••••••••·••••••••••••• ........................................................................................... ,. ••••••••••••• !•!!:·.···~· ······················· ······················· ...................... . ~ _JlANCllOSA!\'JO\QUIN ~.._._~~~ For a.lie b) O" n\'r ' Thr u opl.'n ho1nc~ an lhincho Sim Jo<1qv1n ; day& a ~~·ek we havl mJny lutl.'rc:'>lcd huyt•r;; Call U'I Jbout markeun • .)UUr Ullll WAL.KTO ALISO UEACll OPEH SUNDAY ~--------~~ 3 e.:<troom. 2 b1.1th, rJm1 M •DRID 75 On1Y 103 down ror tbt1 ly room am1 fir\•ph1rC' A dtt'Ol"•lcr Madrid &20! NEWES USTlllS THE aum ... ~.m Joac1wn Realtor., 7~.1~ Rancho San !}oa9uin 53 MONTMW ESTE OPEN TODAY 1·5 Sl•cludud JI& ... ~ool A TnM h•c ................ Home 23422C.mpe,tre .• ~~y ~1·~"!t1 Rt.!Jll)' l Ir, Connd fl.Ho. w ...... Air COftCI. by TrnbUlllCO & Allci1.1 ~ VL.. c .......,. P noramlc view or 1io!! :Jl70!t <.'OJ"'t lb Y ,.__,. .. w, bnMf' -· Mov• •to a....., rourac & mountains. Sci 1.Ji:una 4W 2237 for Olllly $89 .500 8 111 Thumpson Really • • • • • 4US 1870 • •• ~· * •• * I . H.\NCllOSAN JO QUI'\; 3 Br 2' 1 Hu, J)l)pulur S.rn l.u 1 ~ lt1•y ~l.1ny UI> jlr,11.il'' Vtt·w l!ulf n1ursl· & 1.1kl' $11:.,000 :-147 7014 1111133 :1:w~ DECORATOR'S SHOWCASE 3 Bdrms .. 2112 baths. gorgt'ou~ly ap pointed & des if'aulv locatt?d "Sun Luis Hey " model. • Chowc "~ncl of slrl'et " Joe a lion. hag h on. knoll ovcr- 1 ook In g ser ene greenbelt & golf course. Profess. landscaped patio & t•olor coordinaled interior BRAND NEW, MOVE-IN READY. PHICED AT $99.000, COMPLETE'! SEE THIS ·pf';t"l'•\l'Ul, \R <kNn \WW, 3 UH, 2 llu. frpk, ~ ~ r... 1w" J !l:.o S<1 rt Hoon\ for l'\ I'"' n:.urn ~.UJO 01o1.1wr Hl!l 21Cl'J EMERALD B.A Y 3 Ddrm & clt!n <or •IU1 1, 3 huth-. Whitt• "all·r· '11•w I hll.. to ht•i11:h SUJ:J,000 by 01o1. nl.'r 4!l7 272·1 MADRID 640 Ml11lon Vl~lo'1 Finfft Model 4 Ir, Co•~ Pae\o. Pool, Air c-4. w .. lor. Prlc:ed rl9ht at $1221200 58,1-1210 wport hoclil I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLlX ll~l 8\ly lo Newpof'.t 3 BR down 2 Br up, lnalde newly 1.hicorated. 1 \.!& blks to b1•ach, cloao to shoppinl'. Thls buildfoll l a designed wit" u separate enlruncu to 'the large master be<iroom which eould ~convert~ intoownt!r·~ unit or tiut•llt 1tv,u-ters & slllJ have two 2 Ledroom units for in· Al thn• of1 ~ ftle proet11'fi11 _.. Ideally localiM" ill .. peefet red e..tyana. ********* VlSTA £NTflADA. Prime water view, front row, end mit, 3 bdrms., split level. 'totally decorated, new ca\"pet· ing, new drapcrt.es. new paJnt, n ew owner wanted at ,35,000. CThts home is spotless! >. •I I ' ,, -NP.W Univ l'k l'~l\-1 11 'fwnhrn a Ill' 21, II" popular C' Pl;in :\lul h•t· $!lll.~1UO ~, 17 70.t.I ur 1133-lll~ GRACIOUS allll can•fn·e San I.uh lh·y 1•011do, 3 bdrm,.. 21, l.iu\h,. • .:01 ~t'•rn::. home. .1\\,1)' from lrJHH· OOIW '1 J II \ J lfl t' II I t I e " lmmt·d l>O!'>!>l'"" red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 OPEN HOUSE I ·S BONUS ROOM Thi-; !>hurp t•>.pand.11Jh• J b;:droom. 2 IJJlh humt· 111 till' lll';Jullful Coloq~ of lt•rs large honu::. ru1>111 Up!> I a 1 r,. l'l urn lwcl I ur full h.,1h or wt'l ln1r ,\dcl l 11r 2 lwllrourn ... 1f 'ou likP' L aq.?1· c•o\1•rt•tl 11:.il 111 lht1l'I t·ul d1• .... 11· uc•,111un Commu111t\ '''">I. p;.irk. t.•11111~ ,1,, 1·Jlil~· T\° S69,900 3732 Provincetown ~ RAt-lCH REALTY 5 51.2000 OPEN HOUSE 1 ·S SPAt .. ISH SPLENDOR MODEL HOME TODAY! Irvine-I 044 Irvine EXQUISITE L09U"o hach I 048 Laquno Beach I 048 SETTING •····••···············• ·•·················•••• In licuutlful L.a11u11a 101 l'ly :1 hdrm , 2 h11th lot a I 1\ t• II h O (II 11 I\ 1 l h molUrl· t1~·ei.. l11r~l' p11vJlc ).ud wllh IJut·k I'" Uo I.oh of pn d•· ol ow11er:.h111 lwre! 1'11t'l•tl to i.l'll Jl sgs,ooo REAL ESTATE Nt'I\ wood & i.:1.1 ...... 'Jll'(' l~ll·UIJr hum<' \\1th J ----------c dramal1t <lomt•tl ,,k~ hght 1044 abo\t• "Jllrul :.L11t l\;J) 0 I' W'i II 0 U S 1-; T 111 S Wl'.:1'.:Kb; I>. 171 NYf:S PL 3Hrl. Jhu, ocn vu hm w in ",111.. dis. lo Vit· lo11.1 lh•.11·h , l2tt.OOO 1-...• option ~.ooo down 1-·Ju ... tu \ .1 ;.ill lt1eullor l!r.I ;!211 -.1•1 :itMI IA111·1\ :! llr .1pt !\r ocn. 'u l'l 1 ;jj% 1'11 h320 AS:t 4'0ITIC. SI 15,000 Agent. G75·677S or 646-741-1 Hwpt T~rToc:e Twnhn Oy ownr 3 Br, 21 % Ba, lrplc, upgrdcd. pool, pk, nr bch Open hsc 17 St!am1s t cir. ssa.soo ti-11> ti5!18 ;ill SPM or "knds. \pprmnrnull'h JliOO :.q Ct l.1hr.1n I ndoor ~J>J . \\hilt' \\ Jh'r \It'\\ I '1..itt: llo-.111 \ 1:11 !1711.t -------t • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • ••• • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • ()\ t•r 2..)0() ::,q rt :\1 u ... \ i.t>e' L ..... I 1052 &yfront Drama from top ~ltm REAL ESTATE 110-l Sn Ct1,1l>t II", OCJUnO "''CJtle to bottom an lhts new L/\<~L:~\llt-:,\Cfl ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ~lr1 k1 ng low nh om~ . '* 497-2457 * l.c11\t•,,l 1'111·ed On•.11111ew " total l>l-C\mly 2 Dr. 2 900 Glenno.•y,.• $t. 4~4 94 7 l ~49 OJ16 HEAVE ...... LY llt1111t• 111 p11•q1i.:H>us decks. the b:iy & a .is· ,.... Hv owner. 3 Br 2 Ba :\lo11urrh 11;.iy 'l\•rnll'l' l)()at slip ut your door. A new ull shm).!ll•d hom ... t" milv roum' TOW :nou !'iq t t 1·11111t•m S?:.'O,OOO.Owm·r.&40·8161. nestled on. ;i heuvlly S::151111 •1!111112 • ll<>r;.iry homl'.I BH.3ba wuockd lol. 3 BH. Hom<rn l11:um <'t.•thni:~ thru 11u1 luh..,, loft, dl•t•ks. SIS!J.500 l'HESTIGI•: J1·11m· Ctl\c, l'alal111.1 \ 11•w I rom 1-----------! ,,.c11r11~. ht•.1utllul :o.andy t·vcr\' rotllll. 1'11111 Slit' l•Jt BY OWNER Boyfronl li8 Collins Isle. Tr:ide or t'inanct•. VISTA G RANDE. Secluded 3 bdrm. end unit "Trina" '*3n . Private walled patio overlooks lusll greenbelt & park. Redecorated in 1975. Custom wall treatm ent s, qualit y carp ets, coordinated drapede.<;; nearby pool. $125,000. VISTA BONITA. Sui>erb m ajor green· bert sit e. Complelely rerurbished DoloreS' plaT\ in "tum key" condition, enjoying huge ''oversized" enclosed patio. C hoice end unit with loads of ex- tra parking. $1251000. UNIVERSITY PARK R educed S.5 ,000. tu ~2.500. Enjoy this large 2360 sq. ft. family home. Imagine t he co7.y warmth from 1t ':-; two fi r cplact>s. <l in the oversized m<1slcr sui le). Slunning Franciscun <0cram 1r tile adorns step-down family nx>m Prt\'atc p<1tios for 2 of the .t bedroom s .Just s teps from your private community J)()()I and tenn1c; t·ourts. A delightful In\ <.'slmcnt. Call SPECTACULAR h1·<1ch: (')1;.irming : S15!'>,UOO l)wn1·r. •lll(;.ti271 hdrm, 3 IJJ, sp.1cwu; l'Vt'S, olr days t;IU ltj1$0 hi' rm . dl'n, tonnal din l'rnw otll) l•h·aM' S29M;~.oo 673 1770 or Ne-wport Beach I 06,;Newport 8.ach 1069 558.K,:!J •••••••••••••••• •••• • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• now OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 4294 SENISA OCEANVIEW New ~·HtltnJ.! lu,un ll\11hm.:Jhr ;t•,h.1 5 , & Ill', ti" n (\ti I lur ~1 ppt 1;1;! :'11 IU. :!111:!1 01·1•.111 \'1s •.• Ill OPEH HOUSE SAT & SUH 12-4 292 VIEJO, HO. LAG. .? lh'd1 1•11111 + UOllU' ICl<ltll !XII lltol!l t'l' ~\\t'ep· 1111: \II'\\ hghl ~ .11r.)' \\ o1lk tu h1 .. 1d1 :-,r;,\ 1'1<111'1-:HTI,..~ l!~I 1:1711 rm . wmd11w "Jlh ll(ltJn 1ni.: lo h111:t·, 111,h l>cduclt•d p.it111. pool , :t i.:ar;ig,., ~:!;·l,Ullll Ind lanrl llHE.\TllT,\Kl:-;t; t'OJ'>l 'ti.'\\' Uclull.c !'undo. :1 hdrm . 2 b.1.. umqUt'. lgc d1·n. "'Cl h,1r . 1hn111g 1 m . frµI • spec i;1I a mt•111t It'"· deck,, pool, ~Jrd , dbl i:ar Sl0.'>.0011 l't:t,; .\LLE~ ltE.\LTOH l~l ·i5711 HJ!JS :-0 ( 'ua:.L. La~unJ CALL NOW 752-7315 vorts\l.E 1n'OW:'\t-:tt Jt.:ST l.ISTEIJ 1-:11,uy lh1• SEA TERRACE THE SHORES Wt• h<t\ l' 2 qu;ihllt>d out OI .. t;:l\l' hll\'l'T!. l1.111,l1•ITl•cl JntJ \1,1jl111!-: 111 IHI\ J homt• Ill ) CIUI 1111,•11 ;111•.1 l'nrc· r.111i.:c ~11.>.111>0 lO SJW.IXKI Wt· 1 .111 wll '<•Ur hnlllt• JI 1•1;; JlrH't•s TOl>r\ \', I\ h) ";111 ., IC 11111 :1 rt• t·on 'iclenng ·..,·ll111J: ~our hom1• ph'<1'l l·1ll lor lat'l• . 1pprJhoil C:-CURTIS 8RAOlEV CO REALTORS 1, 1: ,i::c 499-4584 Belvue Lane UALBOA. Just !Isled. Custom IJuilt home on qwul slT;idu Perfect -for lhl• tricycle :.l!l. Nt:arby h'nni:. dulJ. Ot:t!an and ha' beJ c hcs fur ~lorn Jnd Dad 3 lkdroom. <lt•n dnd damnl! nk>m Lilr~t: IU\ loO ft lul ::ll3i ,500 C.:.111~111·1151 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS BA YFRONT EXCt.USIVE. Pier & s lip. 4 BR .• 4 ba. ~5,000 SPACIOUS 2 bdrm. home, large brick patio w /fountains & outdoor garden room . $165,000 COZY brick frplc. f~ snuggle time. adds an intimate tout-b to this 3 bdrm . hom e. $1'17 1000 DONALD M BIRD Sp.it· ;111r. :!lJJ Open l:tl'Ul l"lt'W lr11m• lh1· • IH•.11n i·i•1llnn;. lk~iulllul decks of thl!> 1war tll'W :I Tlll'• ht"ntttlul I h1•clrm•n1 " 1 .... •room. 2 bath h1l1toµ l • 11 \I 1 1 Asso cia•cs, Re altors '"''"'" '"'" of lOJl>tl1111' ..... .,, II I II ,. 0 I ,. I II 1 home SX2.500 SO l,,\<;t;'\ \ OF,..ICE Open Sun l·S 20 I 2 Windward Lane LIDO REALTY (. 11 , I' • · S71,:1ov l'h l!.1!1 wao ;111 i. " q,i '''" I' 10111 SPACIOL:S multi lnl'I, l377 Via lido, H.1. 673-7300 PI 1• t 1· Iv 11 pg I .11t ,. d . Jllll \11~":.frnm l'\(•rv tll•Hll , :1 1 t111111ut ll1'.1ul1I ul. lgt• Irvine I 044 Ir vine I 044 ----------t bedroom. dm1ti~ mom, DOLPHIN R.E. 494-858 l 1\ double iron l:ate t-nlry •11Hr\ h.111 l·\an\lf\ 'Ill ••••••••••••• •• • ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H<111u~ t m l'11r111.;I tl1n THE VIEW I\\ 01\ 111·1 ll1'l'f I 11•ld DOLPHIN R.E. dl'll. 2 "l'P dbl l:~•nli.t•·s & rourlyard ln\rod1.11:e Newport Beach '069 Hew DGrt Beach I 069 lht.• indoor clcj!un l'C of ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• :.\-.~•••••••••••••• \ · ·• S ''II .,, Only $13!J,500. 1111: 1'1111 la11tl'!·:ipt•tl1 . "1"'11 -·1"' "r.-: 494-8581 ENCllANTIN<: 2 ~:·"'''''" 1· .. 1111 111 lt·ar a1 IS MOT 1ia. 11tn , '"· tm rm "" ut·droom. :i hath d en Fantastic View! this 11 bl•droom. :i~~ bath f'al't·~l'lli·r ,1 ('h•·l.'rY "l\'an Wells" home in a lw<lroom:.. :.111111~. II\ ini.: ~upt:l'h lom truffle. <tUll.'l rqorn & kitdwn :'\t'" Lrn• l11wtl 11c1~hoorh11od, 1<1-:UL'<'":n SKl,llOO llpt'l1 llt'aut1ful parqut'l floor:. Sal Sun 12\u 5. :!Iii\ 1. ..... 111 family room. lormal BY THE PARK Onl.'·slory Lusk humc in Eastblvfr; in m O\'I.' 111 condition. SI 12,SOO •~·FRAME* 2·Sly. 3 DR, 2 ba. Walle tu occu14 tennis & pools. Nt•(•ds T~C but a "whale of u buy .. at $72.000 CAYWOOD RE.ALTY wmmumt\ P••ol" Ok •• i.t111" K· 1"'''11 .\,kiui.: View!View!Vif~w! homl• ovc1 luoklni.: s9'2 soo .ill lh1:. hut Ill' ha ... '"of '71>,IMHI ,{11 t:l Ill .111" L:m"r"ld Hay "l'.!!l,f><HI. ' I •1 \ 11u 11 I o h \ · I Thal ~.ry" 11 l'or th1., In\ t· r. .. 0 "' -14571 S AWLEAF l~lllOI~ ~·,~ lia·;h~ '\i•\\'llulrrt1.:.>h.ithhoini· h :i llr honH· \\Ith:! SlllEl.IJHE\1.ES'l'.\TE 2626 IASSWOOD OPEM SAT /SUH '-S RAt-lC H REAL TY 551·2000 TURTLEROCK GLEN I Ill! 1 h1111,. loot lh•a1h 1>1•1· Sl:.!:1:,1111 111 ultc-r ()l!,llo•r ;,;,1 111.ll "1.>l llltMI W 0 Cl I> II H I I> 1; I . I ~T\Tt-:s l'1111ul.11 \cl.1111' mrnll'! I 111:111 d 1\ pr1•m111m \ 11:11 1111 :-,:i;, (K)l,I ('.ill 11:1:111.">0i .tll !ii' \I "Move Up To The G ood Life" H.1111 h11 S.in .J11;1<1u1t1 (';ill th .. 1•xp1•1·ts, 1 0111'1•r11111~: lh1• .111\ ,1111:11:1·~ ol II\ 111~: 1111 hh ljllll'I, ,111\llt 111 lt•tll 1·ol l'orulo \'ill.1g1•, 111 In 11w ..,,111 .l11;1q11111 ll1•.1ll11r ... 7.1:! lt1H:1 'l'l'llTl.t-: II()( I\ '.lllr, :•ll.1 It\ 11111 ,\ l.1111 I Ill ,, .111111111 \'.1t1lh'cl \ 1·11111.:... h111·k p.11111, qu.11 11pgnl ' """''' t. 1111t \'11·\\ h•I \1 11''' tu 'I I 11111111 prl.. \\. llUll l' ')I I, 111111 It \ fl\\ 11 I' r II 1:1 ;1:>1 • 1111111 1111b llJH'l1~.1I ~1111 I' 1 ~t• IMMI II' ( )\\ '\,.,It I\\• 1111 ( '111\ 1•11t.il1• I ,,., 4 111 IHll•' Ill\ m ..... tt·r ~11111• \\ tpk, l'l1g.1111 1111111.11 h\ 1111. \\ 111k. ... 1• p .• r .1 11' I .I"' I rn (° ,1 I t• I I I' l' ~ a I d \I ('II\ t•f1•ol p.1t111 1 'loM• In pool ,\: l1•11nh l t111rt'I \111,t :-01'" to •11•11r1•1·1al1• ;-.;,. .1i.t1·11t:-. ('.ti l l11r ·ll•Pl Wkcl." ;,;); !l:?'t:l : \It ;, ,t I\ k111ls, ;,;,:1 •IHl~I l>Fl•:ll l•'l l·:l.ll l'.\TIO 110~1 ,.: llud.h11rn, 2 f\r llrn :! IJ,1, up.:radt's 111 "" rll'r 1'12 .111111 llpl'll lh1· S.1t Sun \ :>l''t. IO :\hnl (;!,ult'. 5.'i'I 5:1111 QUALITY WITH A VIEW SI :M.ooo II\ Cl" n1•1 :1 llr l'r1•s1rlent ht11nl' 111 Turllcrotk Tc1 r.11·1• • HE.\L \ 1\t.l lo:• !'l5!Hi 0•1kll•1· 1'~11 JCI.' KJ..1 2".?211 MOST POPULAR modr•I in ll11 urN1. up 1traded lhrunul & prn !e:.:. Ju nd:<C<tPt•d. 3 bdrm:; • 2 hath ... chn1n1t ar('a. A~~unw 71 J'• lo.in. $j;;J,500 552·70~0 THE · .'.". · · VILL AGE. · .. Rf.AL TOR f,1rn rm :! 'lr\SSl\'I-. ll1·1·1l11•ltl :!II lll't•n\111111 E tlla!->ll'r •111t1'" and ;1 ·H+·l-llll!IJ d111111g room, ~pa('IOU::. 1_='-.·1.J"•r•a•n•.1•:.-----•I bl.'drooms, lul'uriuu:. • 54 -1290. t11q1l.111'' .inti ,1rr nuul H1011111'1' l'nm:11UI) "lu<h l'tl11'CI 11.:ht at l'rof1· ... ~111n:tll1 1lt·1•11r.11"ll ,-;-;>.IMH1 1>11 l:Jltl $1 l:.C.~100 OLDE .11u11.11111>.1 J)ll'" .\11 \h1· E .... GLISH Laguna Niguel-..._· '" \11ur ... lnr s15:1.scM1 111 San Joaquin See The World! ~ .._,- \1 Jllpapcr & near nc11 taqwlm~ maj!ml y the Quality l'Onstruct1on of I hi!> rlomm.1t1111! hnmc dl· "'l!lll'cl "1th YOU Ill mmd S\54,00\I NEWPORf SHORES 3 Br + dea, sun deck, highly uµi;r:idl'd, 2400 sq ft. Steps to bch. pools. tennis court, S97 ,soo. Prrn only cull for appt. &'6·86<>7 Open Sal/Sun I 5. 1.111ti1•, 1.111 d o I' 1-: '\ "f .it k.ii.t the Pacifit· \ H C I I .\ J c . o L D the choice community 1111>"' \'\I> !\l'\l I . Beauty ~ll'e;Jll from th! ... like nc"' ~:~r. LISll co IJ ~TH y OPEN SUHDA y 1-5 I' \I :11~:! I hl!hg.ilt"l'··11 You II liwl' lhl.' \ ICW & lhe a Br 211.1 North Laguna Dl-:SJI: N Del :nlt·cl ,., 33391 PERIWINKLE p1 w1· t110' l'ruf,.,~111n.1ll) hc1mt• ~1!17.f100 tt•nor "ith Tudor 111 1 "SEi\ Tf;HH ACF. .. l VI EW CATALINA Spar1ouo; 3 Br 2° ~ ha. c u s l o m d c-c· o r I ' d l\\ nhom,• $1i5.000 Uwnc ;.i:.-;umahk li1S·WOS' Ol'E\ II \11.Y x ,\ \I TO 1, I' \I BEAUTIFUL '1'111-; h1•.1ut1l11I ll1 .. •rl11•lcl 111w11h1•11~1'. l'l.1n ;J, ollt•1·~ !I h1·ll11111111~ t-l11f'lll .il tl111111g & l.1m1h rm' lh•aul1f11I h111·k 01•11t11 (;,,, .ii.t•· 1l1111r 1111t'1ll'I' l '111,1• tn 'ol'honls ~ ,..hop rung \ m u .. t lu "t' • lmnwtl 1>0~:-o··,s11111' RANCH REALTY 551-2000 1t1·1·11r.11l'd 75:! 11:!:-1.1 ~1----------·1f 1 u 1' 11 <' «' 111 c; 11 I IQ ·1 ~ ""l:\'I EIJ llOOFLl\lES Crt'al \ a lUl', pr11 all.' UGI lilll UllJI), 1•ICJ ... l' 11".1\I' I v I I\ -w <;AB I.£[) I'£ \" s . <in'.1. 1wt-.in \ICW ,mt'. Pl-•• . nw"'"•"l' \.:t -31111 ··11 \ f 1 1 • -,. Li Dl\:\IO~IJ l'\\;EWl:O-. ·-'· orm.1 <1111n1: p t• WE'RE DEALl .... G1. ngO w · h rm. f.111111) rm .• 1tlJl'ht'<I rop•r l•a ...., --DO S . .,l'l 111 l'.I\ ~ ., I' (' ,7.Sl-1920 llo\IKht .1 l\l•\\ hull"I: l '.IO II I a !> l l' r I. () '\ (; ~ \ Jf J.!,lf" OIHll'r ru ••OO OVAil ~· NIW~•T HACH PHIV.\TJ-:OHIVt-:wrr11 I} ld:.cµd \\ .iuto ------;:~1.1~11~ .. :~'.~'.;,,;,1:,"hc~~:~~ .EMERALD BAY 0 1.DSTO;'l.I': ,\lE'\IJIM: s11nnkll'r~. Hee 1·cnll•r. SPYGLASS lllLL. n ew I \\'\LI. 1• ... 0 •. 1111 ... 111~11 knnis rt:.. µool. pr11alt• 1110 <lc..:rrc ocean vu Jt .t 1.in:.1111 1.w 11111. lo " " • n I t k F h pu1Th.1,t· l.111•r ~.'1111111 ••• .IL'~r oFl•'F.HED plan lt•alun·-. l>pac111u:. lt'•11• 1 11r g •1111'1 t1 1" humt'. :\'lugnifkent, by COVES Your dwnc·c "!\1.'wsboy" B;iyfront a" uni \\ 111nm condo. With 45' boat sh al door. $<!20,UOO Ownc1 &W-8161. i~•:! 11:!11:1~1.1111111;1\ L'h;irrning ::!llH + di·n 111 rm w C.\TlfEIJH,\I. fll'I \•ult· .u t•.i I) owner.544·8889,832-6980 plt·.1.,.• lo•J\t' mc:.,.,.1g1· hnmt• " sp1•<•I ac•ular o P Jo: ~ H 1-: .\ :\1 ll•h•phonl.' r°r :.101;r11ng hy LIDO ISLE NE~:E~R~gUR::T \I wl11tl•W;1tl'l \ll'"'· hrtll\d CEJJ.INGS "1.. llE1\\'\' u11c11l our n11r11I ll't•s . I! II 1• I h Slll'l'OHT TJ:\lllEHS t7141496.4040 ,, hr. 3 ba, den/wet b ar, lmmar. 2 story, 2'2 Ila 1 s. vecim t't'I ltll(S. lll!I' ,. l~ ·z y c· L.· .~ ·1· I·.· II 1714 J 8 30-5050 lrpk. 3 car gar. 40' cor condo in c hoi1·e lol'al1on OPEN SUN 12·6 4382 Marqarlta St. C:rt•entrct• l·amhnd).!1• nuldl'I :J ..-f.1rn1lv + dm 1111.: L'umm11n1I:\' 1111111 l pi:r.•clo•d '111,I s1·1· lu .1ppr1•1·1,1ll' ()w11 0.•1 \i,:l•111 s51 1s1;1 VILLAGE I "EDINBURG" lul , 1·111 di' sat•. A n•all) ' ' -r I 1 · ~upurln.llut:al Sl!l!.l.~•011· Flll l·:l'L,\CEsl'l1t1\10<11I 1..1~u11.1N 1.:11l'lllt•;Jlty lol., ht•a m ce I. I V nr. beach. S11lil lcv('I ••• L.\HC:E 1"1\\llLY IJ<l'll·: 1,.,111111111.: 11.'cl l'1•1l.u n.1l\H'.il hc-;11ns. lllJ.! I II'\\ .ol\lt llt•Jll) 11111• .-..:•11UKHI pa n c-I C' d w ,1 I I rm 1flagstone frple. So. wtfrplc & wcl har formal 1; 11 fl(' Io l's v o IL\1. \ L JI a t i o . S l !'> 7 . 5 O O . <.I i n i n i;-r m , t' u st om DINIM: lt:\I a<IJ11i11s up Ownr llrkr 673·6756 drapes & carpel in).!, 2 ca d;1l1'<I k111'11e11 w 11111 m~ gan1gc. S7!l.500 F'irm ! a n 11 s e p a r " t e OPEN SAT. 12·4 NEWPORT Superior ltcalty, Phon l>l!l'Ot:t::HY l!\I ., 23232Tasmania Cir. &MH026S;it&Sunlltu•I . BIHL\lS . ,l·n·11·1'<I h1 1 OH. 4,, ha, J:IOO 'fl· ft Pool Home 645·0295rlaily:_ __ _ t•1·ntrJI hJth Tlw 2nd m·w honw 111 ~lont1rch Btn 3 Br. 2 Ba home. 4 ' t <1 r ~ l' " 11 I ·' 1 11 " 2 ll .1 ' T (• r r .1 c· !' w • I houses frnm bc:irh, h1 llO II :11 ITO I!\ STY I. .. ; b11·athl.1k111" "h1t1•wJh• " beam ceilings, fq>lc, BACK IA Y AREA 3 King siit."«i bdrms •. Jge . family rm. New carpets thruout. Fresh paint. Ownl'r Jiqt.idating. Xlnl nreu. Pyramid litchOftCJOfs 833-1768 BY OWNER BIG CANYON HOME 4Bll. 38/\ beaut decor & lndscpd w/~a rm having n ,1turdc11 vu. Has pool, fire pit a rta & sep jac off mstr bdrn. Open hse Sun 1-5 or h a p pL 16 Dcerw~n. 644·4383. UDO ISLE OPEH HOUSE l·S 1111, lw.1u1tl111 h11m1• -.111: • • • <>\ 1-:us1z1·;L> r1.1\T I.OT appt 1l\ 11 000 "I It . c·lo"C' lo lt•11111,. l'IJUrl'. pooh. p,1rk ... Jnd hi:;ich ::oi~l.lllM) Lingo Real &tate HUIDIS. W Sl.tll'l;\I; \ll'\' 2 Frpk :., fam rm atnum w1waterfall. gar. C !': I I. I ' (; S &. form.ii chnini: & h\'inj.! w /workbench & lots o .'Ot::\11-:IHll'S ~<>OKS I!. room. :1 t'.1r g.1r. J.1t·un "toragc. $120,000 or lcu~e 3 Bedrorm. 2 b a, Jrg palm, m><lern kitchen. St39,50t by own e r . 673 6915. SUPER j.!l' h lt1tlll! pl1•,1'llf'l' \\llh 11-.. m .1 n1 1·\11 . .-... SHARP! ""' h .1 .., 1111 .:• Jd<·cl .. • \',I I JI l ' l " & ol t ,t I'\'' I h1 ... l111 l'h .lluli 111 l'l.1111 II 1 I I 1t1 t .1111111111.1 1111101·" h." ' 11111 ''" "n 11'1 1ni.: .1111 ,1 h\'.llllllul II•\ lli l.rnllh I ;11111•1' 111 l..111 h1·11 tllllt·d r1111111 \I p.111l'l1•1I ".il l~ rt'.11 "1111hm '· no\\ \\ .11t•r t Pl!• .1111-11 1111111 4 1111,1 h1.,1ll'r. tlc'h" ,1,h••1 .11111 111,:, 111 l.imih ,.,111 , & ~arh.H'I' cl1,po .... il pl11• hoilh ('111..,, to ~I hll'lj., .'l. ht'.IUl1lul(\ l,1ml,1•,q11•ol. '""PJ'\lll '' 1·,1r,1 l.1r~1· 1111 1\1th n •,1r "s65 000 1ia1111 d1·1·k Ju~• 11~11•11 • .rod r• ll'l'd lu ~l'll .1t 4891 G oinsport SI:! ooo RANCH REALTY SS 1-2000 OPEN HOUSE 1 ·5 DELIGHTFUL ·111 .... :! hth 111 lm111h11m1• in 1 he Trrr;1r1•" prm ufc•,. hril·k lllt•plurt• :l halh ... t p~r.1111«1cu<1tom1h .1p1·., & car\l('l C:O\ crrd p.1\111 '\t('t:I) luncl-.cllpl'd (.'luw to :.d1ooh & i.huppmi; \ mu~t to '<l'l'' $68,900 lf4 JUNIPER red hill ~:.:. -s·s2-1soo laquna Beach 1048 ··•····•·•···•••·····• NORI NS REALTY THE VI l'.:W 1-'RO~r Tll Hod IJ.1ln 1!11 llll~i CONDOMINIUM C"h.1rn11111e :! hclrm , h.1th 111111. ta .. tl'111ll~· <lt- 1·111 ,1\1•cl. 111 .1 pt 1m1• ar1•;1 ul ~.m l'll•1111•1111• Sw1.•1•11 I Ill! 1.·1\ll '-I I 111,. \I•'"' l>.111,1 l'o111t llarhor ,., Ju-.1 111111ult•11 ;1wJy Lo" month Iv I 1•1• 51;;.,11011 CROWN POINT -------l'Hi\:-0:-;11-:s Elt•\,1l1•1I t11h 111 n1'1r i,.olh IJ!l rooftop Miii pcuc·h h.1 ... di·ck nlf 111,tr lulim op~il~ENSAT&SUNJ·S .ARCHITECTS SI': fl E ;\ t-: 0 C 1-: 1\:.; ~1:i.111MI 5301 River Ave SPECIAL vn;w. Detailed 2 11lor~ I h1\' Jrd Johnson 11 lo;ilty 645.2016 owner hr New 2 s1Dry as open & i.t:iraf!e hai. ti,\ ,1 ~; It ~I 4'17 17 11 hi: ht ac; a greenhouse, 3 i\IJOV .. :. Thi .. Ulllll\lf' uld HARBOR VIEW HOME u 3 ll I r 2 home 1:. .1 r ,111• find ror Mission Viejo I 06 7 nr, a. g a m rm, 1111~. l'L'TL'f·s. modifr'cd Ori ••in a I l'ortofin o frplcs. ja:uni, sun deck. only •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -' \,..;,.. "' ..,. ... 1 I "W" l'lan. JBH. 2•.2b~i . M1xM 3 llr. 21z Ott + all fully 11sulnt"", al ex· SI 29,500 f\111 Price To Highest Bidder t•nmpf redN· w 'lr~ mstr bonus rm wi lofl bdrm & tr as. S -orL w alk l o MISSION REALTY ;1l1<1vp51;2,ritHJI\\' :--.m 1:. · smlt· f.\'erythmg new full 1J11th, air tond, beuch. f'n~Slmplc. fll\.'1S.Cst llwv, Lni:11n.i llr, tl4•11, 2 h.i. t 'mdtHa l'I thruuut. Jots of wood, Spanish tile. 1>0<11, lots of * $139,995 * Phone 494-0 731 Nulo, i•ml•n•tl patio Lm· mirrors. wnllp aper . brick work. new lnrlst·p Open~ & 51111 1·6 1• I v t' o r n t• r \' u I 11 t , · B Q · + h _, . Super patio w/ B . wet rng muc mor('. 5305Ri•er •ve. ~\11rnlo11s IO\'al1on only lund!wptl w 1111t11 i-11rklrs. bar. Pool SIM .SUO. OPf;N llOUSE "' a h•w ... 11•11., lrnrn p11p11l.1r lrplt" lit \1 t·pt, 1!0ltl 752.f1141 d;iys/ li'IO-:WJ!J SAT&SUN ll·5ornppl. <S1 tualt<<.I 1 blk So. l'n•1<1·1·11t 11., > lie Jch clt·a111•, Im mctl 11t'C'upu11 cvt•s & wkcncls 1R24 Port Sheffidrl SupcrioMJalboe cros1<· Th" :1 hilrm. 2', trnth t'y.~31 ll:!ttl! Fee l.and SIS:.t,500 111.: of J>CJI & Wcsl on h11111t'. on a •1,111·1 c-ul tll• XLNT /\HEA, cnzy 2700 Uy ownrr (714) 111111·2228 Hlvl'r.) Wiii take lrade, :.111•, h;" a gno;1l floor HELP! sq. ft. hom('. 5 BR, :i Oa. ----ulsonccd ll·l • R-3. 111.111 . lo1w m.11111t•nnnt•f' Ownl'r must :.1•11 1m [)/R, den, 2 frplc's, lge NF.WPOllTSllOllES 6'6-066!1 \.ml (luoht~ construe Olll....IE & Olll....ILY 1n.1n1l.1ll' 3llr, 2 lla h11mC' lot, patio. HonttllV area. A-frame 3hr r furn rm. tmn. (;urdt•n mom with ,.... ,.... ch11· tu 1 l'l111·ut111n Fully Xtras. 548·316X Priced. t 1> move at DUPLEX~ *OC£AN bit in HHl~ Sla!T,000 &•rluclc•d, s hini:led. 1 m 11pgrnd1·d 1111 In ... pulio & ---$68.!IOO. Cull w1 fllr olh t!r-Jlf EMERALD BA y m at·ulate Wno<I:. Cm l' r 1 I' l' 111 a I' I' NI ct' I' NI'S hstmics I rropl.'rty Wulk lhe length or one A umqul• humi· in 1t.; own home. do~e in , u, co1~ t.inclsl'afl\'<I. minimum HA R B 0 R V IE W Jlou!le. 642 3850 house to 1tenutiru1 sandy 11.1rkhkc"'•tlln!l ll1lwcl patio. !pie, 2 bdrm~ ran•r('11u1n•cl llcJ~OHer HOMES - --beach and 1-'aclrtc ll•"'•r.·. h·1~rd •. ballcn S87 !100 \\Ill ht• a<'l'l•11tcd. $63,500. B ... er 3 "r 2 Ba Waterfront Condo 2 s ty. 3 Oce.in. 4#'. 2 ba up, 2 br . "' ,, • .. ... •. Y o .. n • " • • BR Ln Ulvffs Spnc· ""· · hed wHlls, l'a,('mt·nt win l'11nr1p.1l'i onlv 7AA 051>8 rum. r m . lg. cor. lot, tacular vicw !li1-l9G!l 1 ba dow1t. rurnis • 3 clow' .. 111 m:ike ru1 L-._.-1 1 IOS • m.JnV upgrades, fee ------·----carports,~ 1 ll\r. Mu11t "'.1 rm th ,. co u 11 tr) -,,_ .. a" gue 2 Loguna Migu•I 1052 lnnd. ·Prin. only. 640-~S UDO ISLE 5 RR 4 Ua 10 c loi1e est r ow 12/1/1\i. h I• t • •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ·' ""'-n onl' .. ' 18 000 C' urm r11.1 e (•ntry yrs old F /din-rm, 1-/1\ 111 • , ... • • r:~k t:~~ll~~t~~·~ ~~rh Ill NF.IGHBOR! He re's a SO y:Jrom water. Agt.' CALL;"640-6600 ocean \ l!ll;Js bcyon<.1 •ac Id II B Ice roomy, horn(')', C'USlOm ~ <.:ll)!lc to hearh & tenni,; 0 We an r 3Bll w/a lrs,; lovely pool. NEWPORT SHORES court!I 3 Bdrm'\ . 2 bOlhl> Rl SI{ {Nll1l OQOl(lRN.,f t<)Ml'ANY X Ir a 5 inc· 1YO 1 L ·A· Im m ac 2 Bit, den. 2 bo. +-•fl\l~tupt.w1thprivulc streci lump & ev~n ~ lo w ma inl, d e luxe' l'ntry &111.'rk . $189,500 serret llq\lor tabancl. features, all new kltch., I TOP lliO dca1rCt' SWCcJ) 4i!1 O ( c o ll 11 t I I n 1• & 1 1o1.hil('Walc•r . 3 liC'1lroomH, ff .,f(!JI 3 • ' b.ith!I. den w /WCl I bar. din1nJ: room, 2 ,,,.,,,,,_ MONARCH IAY VIEW Large m aster s uJle, formal dining. gourmet kitchen. Put in a pool or POSSIBLY a tennis court on this huge lot. 3 Bedroomc;. Only $160,000 Dnve by 2916 Irvine Ave new bllns. $73,SOO. l)y ~~~~!!!~~~~~ or come lo our Open Ow ner. 262 Cedar,,;:, House Sun. ll·S to sec. 642·12280PEN SAT /SUN Cull Mike Parker/Hazel 1.5 Hagar Agts. 997·4850 --------- Free List of P r operty for sale by owner In Orunge County. lfEL.P ·U·SELL, (1)637 ·4800 VOTIPORMEI TO BE TOUR NEXT VIEW lfOME . with TEEN Sl'JTE and I N· COME UNlT. l 'm rebuilt lhru-out Jtfilh tho J alcsl des lunon features. <>wncr will help fin&nco. $199,000 RANCH REAL TY 551 ·2000 hrepl uces & bcnm('ll HOS N.CoasrHwy .• loguno rl•1hngs 3 , arw <h:1·ks 494-nn $1~.500. ------ NORTH !::ND CONDO. 2 Bl, ti F. 8 1 n D CV N , Alt , 2HA, fi replace, NES'r. Warmly decotut vu•w, i;nrdcn setting l'd, :t Bdrm ~ .• woo'd· Onclefl $86,950. 4 C()U)WIU IAMl(fa CO. 496-7222 831-0836 Will Babysit your . PROPERTY· YACHT OR BUSINESS whllo you 're ~one. Semi-H•RtOR VU HMS rNlred M&rincSurveyor. "' A-l 1 .. ~al refe re nces. Montego Mdl. Premium BonWiblc. lol I& locatiun. Excc:p- 6118318 S..8-3612 UorulllY private &'lu1'b. 4 OPEN Si\T/SUN 12·S · 201~tn1s Rd. '"t_:. ~ Uf\h.. Park 3 BR, 2'' ba. townhouH $6-l.~+oo rnnc nnly llkr ~33 l.101 UY OWNElt . Tur\lerock Glen, Pl;in l A, 3 nr. 2 Bu, dbl tplc, atrium In L I v R m I (. i b r a r y • $125.0UU . Ogyi;, :u:i 7::?6 ro~; E\'S wknd!I, 11• 7 ,,2,()3AA burning flropl11ce, ch arm1n.i k1 t c hc-n & ---=· pauo. Vh.iw del'k S7ll,tl50. --~~~~L--* 4 9 4-8 0 5 7 * ft)lO So Coe•I Hwf 49•·8519 Tiw..M....-d..,,._. " ..... ..,... 1---~------1 Br " 1''amlly rm. Prtn· Jim Boe, Agt.146-8&40 Try a Dally Pilut Clumned Ad to buy, sell or rent !!Omething • d~ls only. F o land by Condo. Vie" 3br, 2~ ba, ownu. Open Sun 11-4 xtr as $81.900. 642-0S.4. 207Q PortBr1stol Cr. Open&lni:S· •• --' .. ' ' I '1 ·~~!!!~W. . ,_Wt Ofhtrltel Est• °"'9f'lffUst• Hwtf.i.:..... w....u.i ...... . ·~L ~· •••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• o •u•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••-••• •••••••••••:.::..:... Murdly,October S0,1978 O.AfLVPILOT f11 _. .... ~!':~ .... I ~~ •-.. ~!'?.:!:.~. I OH .__ Pro,..ty zooo _..,,.,...., ZOOO Mewporl ..... l I H C.-dll M• l Jll -""""All al t""lw ' • I -U f • • • .---Ill!'~--·-.. ------···-····· .. .._ .......................... ·-·······-···· ················-····· ....................... ...................... . .............................. : ••. n... I b "'-U 'V'Vrr '"SJVD B ... 25 2 br r le t u. I • • ........... . Hue up to $900,000. c.ash uuP n Y owo~r. -Of ('.U\-.u. ~ 3 r, 2Ra, i<J · • rp • ar, nW1t atfoe .. ech J24 Oii ._. 3240 lrwtM U44 M All •AY ,...._.CE to invest in units & tro.d.o. So. of Pac. Cal furn ished BAV F'RONT ,... d111~u1s1ngla ok. 'ee. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllOlllLRA Comm'lNOW!640·8300. Hwy,CdM.AsldorMlko. CONDO •wllb Mnid's ma nnentas,540..6370 San Clemente. 12 units on 898 )$U or <213>SOO 2ll00 qnrs on l.ido l:slt'. I.fl: Roomy duplex 2 br 1 ba 'B y ow n e.r 1 Con t e mporary • Jnd<><?r/outdoor living. Pvt beach. Nr ab~ nc ~ g~ 18. 4br . fam rm , 2 lltrlurns, 3 ba, frplc, all elec ktchn, quality dt:apes & crpts. Lrg J)OOl-slie lot. Btn like 1iw, ready to move in. Sl49,000. 326 Adria tic Dr. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. By appt. 499·3289 or ~. . Newport leach 069 ••••••••••••••"•• ••••Other Real Estot• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l U ... ITS $79 100 br!ck patlo W /L>OCK. adull.3 only no ""l~ Yr~ ~3 built re$·com'l lot. "" • Wine c dlar, brir.k Is"'_,. 673• .,. .... 1 .. ~ • Sil l,000 aross, nr bch. Xlnl concllhon & area fireplace & lovely decor '" ......,. .,_, • s::no,ooo. Ph 492-5078 own. Prtnc only. Alt 833·1768 w/m11ny rxtraK. Call for BAYVlt;W 3 Br 2 na rplc lif\Pl. Mell1'Sa 675·°'414 corner. Blks to bcb 'sooo' *UNITS * -= ('Vl's. Nopets.644-6126 • • 3. 4, 6, 7, 11, 12. tG. 3?, 40, ••~•••••••••••••••~!.o.~ 3 nr 2 n~. Lido Snnds, l 2 nr. 2 car gar, prime b3y 414, S4, 60. 80 In Oninac 1679 Pl ..&1 blio. to l>eh, comm pool, v1c.iw. $450 mo. Adlts. County. AIKo-102 units. ocenn a A•• winter. $4:>(). 645 7S7S 675-9774 Ahm-ortlce build in.as & (at 17\h St., Costo Mesa} ---------1 commcric111l property. 16,000, sq.rt. blda M·G Son ClelMf'lt• 3176 2 br + den, 1 ba, rrplc .• Brand nt:w units & re ionJng, 1000 sq.ft. /\/Cot· •••••••••• ••••••••••••• w:csht'r/drycr, fncd yd, 3 salei.. Wo 11ell, lillt :rnd flce..16' hl.:h 11ervlce door l>t'luxe furn duplex C?n· bll<a ~ch & schools, no ex ch o njl e, fro m 3. r. froOl 40 cur parking lot. do. Pool, RDr, frpl , N. S~n ~t.s. $3115. 673;0680. million$$ o month In ln 1·5 to.n lravcling crunc. Clem. $2 35. 493·731M CHOICE OF 6 HOMES ALL HUNTINGTON IEACH Pri roe Locations 3 BR, 2 Ba •.•••••••.••••••.•• .-s. mo. 4 BR, fam·rm, .••••••...... , $450. mo. 4 BR., 2 &, .................. $400. mo. 4 BR, corner lot, 2 Ba ••••••••• $400. m o 3 BR. 2 Ba, •••...•.••.••••••. $)9(). mo. 3 BR, ram·rm, 2 ba .............. $425. All ~asons Realty, 536-8844 or 847 -7729 •RENTALS* 2DR,2~ ba ......... $5Z' 1 BR,den,2ba ..... $41$ 2 BR.&. Pool •••••••• S4t~ 2 BR, Plan A ........ ssoo 3 BR,2 811 ••••••••••• $450 2 BR. & Den .••••••• $4SIJ 3 BR. f'R, 2 Bo ••••• S.91 San Lula Rey .. • .. • $625 48R,FR •••••••••• ~ 4 UR ••••••••••••••• $47S And we ha vo others for lm medlate occupanc~ red hill ~· vestment property. M Lon lraveling crane. wknds.Nolast mo req'd. 2 :4ROVE Rl~HTIN Cott•M•1a 3224 Huntfl'IC)tonleach 3 2 40 1 1 OO Plase call ror 81\ nppornt· Sprinklered spray booth H • d d k • q~e~ Cr pl, gAr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~~ ml•nt oow. Concrete block & till·UP OUHS Uftfunt1she ec • put10. acant. $3SO lJaht, Oi'"", dlx 2 br, 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• construction. Heated ••••••••••••••••••••••• • * * • ·J MobUeHomes '-Sale 552-7500 full bath, 8x40. $1250. • Plac• hol op ha n e mere u ry •••••••••••••••• ••••••• v1t·w. l Blk. to ocean. New paint and carpets. choice loc, lg patio, pvt 2 Ila, A /C, upgrades. BR, liv r m & kltche n. IJ IQuail ~ p 1 ant are 8 w ith C.enerol 3202 11.ome. 2 + den, some 4 Bedroom plus 2 baths. 1 s ty tnhse. end unit WoodbridgeTwnhme3 Br 548-6173 Pra -ti•• vapv.rllghting. . Nt::~OI\ HF:NTAI." ~ Lar ge, quiet corner . gar, te nnis, 2 pools, lake &poolpriv.640-8542 P•• Av 11 ( t Agent673.S494 Move-In today. Kids OK. Jacuzzi, s a11na, security, Belly Kerr Re11 lty EXCLUSIVE 7S2-1920 a . or ins pee ion We have lhem! J.4 Udrm $395./mo. PILOT REAL wlk to bch. Adlts $395lse. Univ. P k. Village l , ~ '14 Rnmada ..... 6 •. 5 Stn" l•OO OUAI~ ST. HlWl'OtlUU.CM wkdays 8·4 PM. \\'.knds Kids. pets. single ok. 3 Br 2 Ba fpl"' bltns """"'ATE c...,7•07 story tnhome 3br 2lf.J l lCJ CCHtyon "''" ., "" by appt. Additional info. NEW ERA·fee 638·8300 beam c 1'g s "i> ll ' rA>A • 540-05SS .....,. .., • ba, fam rm, trplc &•sun- 3,000 sq.ft. of dellghtfu &I Toro Adult, Pot Park. Tri pll'll, w I pool 4G Nelson Robinson, Rltr balcony 11,_ B• lk 8 b 0b• 4 Br Dean Garden Home deck, xtra clean. Im med B' 2'BR.2J3a.huge fam·rm, Seaward Rd .. CdM {714)6758120 • " s c • · 1g Canyon li v'g. 4 br, luxury cust. home w /air. ~ 154 • 5 0 0 • 6 7 3 .17 6 · 3 8 0 R M 1 b t 1 $475. 675-1957 Needed by Dec 1st. 3 BR, 2 Walk to beach. $495. mo. occpy. $425. incl. tennis. · ba, J'n>lc:s. every~her u l DI 89 4 " • • . . a 1 • ba house w /gar & y11rd 536-9739 pools & Jacuzzi. 552.0~ (Liv .rm., fa m .r•ll· & ~reid,~~i,:1 c:. r . 8 4U Owncr /Agt lots for Sol~ 2 200 lareplace. 10402 Mildred, 2br +den.Sharp. by resp. fa mily w/rel's. ** or552·9444 Mr. Dune Maste r s u i t e) I.us •••••••••••••••••••••••Garden Grove .. s:i10. 1st OpenSat/Sim. Notover$350 mo.Pre!er NEWE RHOME.4 br,-----.----- secludecl yd w/roqm rot Viking '75. Owner. Dix 12 UNITS C.M. LOTS, COSTA MESA &last. SSOcleamng. Agt. 707Acacia,644-74.S2. Eastslde. Please phone 3 ba,3car g.,s~ake rool. WAL~~·attract2 ~r. pool. P rivate comm unit IJ~e. 2Br, 2ba, encl porch. :Yl-0-0555 645·7857 alt 6pm. ~ u P ~ r • b r 1 .g ht & 2 Du, dUlina r m , patio. w/24 hr security guar Shorecllffs. S.C. 4911.2256 P u re Tl r i d c · o f Two v:i(•ant, 1 with nlder Costa Mesa . 3224 'spacious ' fa mily rm & air cond., closo to aerv\ own c r s h 11) -1" our , house. next dour 1s ncwe ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Back Bay condo lri·level garden kitchen. Im mac. pool. a v a il. $340 mo. 1 n and two t bedroom I.le bought as ~ package o patio home. Unfur111shed patio, crpts, drps. $4i:i. + xtras $4:><l. 645·7177 · Singlesok. $495. 848-9427 .•·Ran--b-5--J---. --ce6?l•l 181 '! ~flft.e Meadows bedroom, six 2 bedroom construcuon. Can be TUSTIN. l.11urcl~ood BR. 2 Bu, frplc, D/W, 3br,2 ba, 3car gar . p00j cond. Move right in . 552·0233 400 Sq. ft,. AIR CONO. luxe units. Prime loco ~eparate. Call for more 2 story. 3BR. ~SA. coun· 645·7527 or ~0·222l c o an oaqwn 2 Br, This mobile hqrne has tinn-Spanish st)' le l'Oof. 1 n <or ma I 1 on.· A gt. lry kitchen. fm~plal·e. 2 SHARP! 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam For lse, $425, s pacious den, pvt patios on golC l)lad excellent care. On Will t:.ikc uchangc. Sil G73·760l cur garage, pool, park. Dr. 1 Ba, garage, close Rm , close to schools, almost new 4 Br & Fam course $495.640-0997 e,xtra large lot \l!hich has bv up•.,1int ne t 1 tennis courts. Assoc. to schools, shopping. $250 swim & tennis club. Wtr Rm, cust. tbruout, grdnr beautltul lan~caping • ,.. r n on Y Mob 1 jlePhrkome/ dues paid. Lease $425 mo. Freshly p ainted. pd, $385 mo. M6·118'1 inc. Close lo schools & 3br + den or 4 br, 2 bu, and covered 'p•\io nlui. _ nr s 2300 mo. + deposits. Call 645-?715 shops. N. Hntg Bch pre-F.R., D.R ., fl'JllC. $38S 1 f T · "' 1£ 1Qua1I ·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 544-5336 3 br, 2 ba, $275. Duplex. slige a re a. Aft 6:30 mo752-6800; eve644-4663 s e ·c on t a 1 n e d Ch IO' 'd b • 1 ·i h pacious 3 br , 2 ba in Kids/pelSok. Fee 898-2028 .... 1-gre~ouse. A1l unde Pia~• · f:n~\u~eJ' ~r~1° ~ ~h~· Bolboo Island 3206 Mesa Verde. $435. mo. Main Rentals ~0-5370 ~E~~ A"'. AILA;IJLE ~~~~~~~~~~ $30, Prap•rt1•a Gd retirement bm :7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Children & pe Ls o k. • Condo. 2 BR, 2 Ba, frplc, Live m Irvine V1~age. -,. 00 ou.?~s~.-~r~~., aucw l.lcachwood, Ca po Bch. 2000 sq. fl. Children & pets 556·0125 $225. 2 br T.H. Klds, pets swim. pool. $295. mo. W1 e hav~~omes avail. for Call 4%·2552 weekdays ok.3br, Cam rm, 212 ba, 3 ok. Fee. Agt.M6-8640 ease In aftt;pm.or S::it&Sun. patios. bay ·dews. MesaVerde.3198Country MainRentals.M0·5370 WalnutSqual'i' • BlCi 'CAN'/ On Goll Course. u_ Lg Bdrms. Hurry!· 134,900. S.lmont Shores $650/ofr. A\'ail Nov . Sth. ClubDr.3br,2\/Jl ba,fam I BR, 2 b,a, 2·story, with Rane~ Cal.HDmes • BY OWNER. year round Cal!Now•f'-Sl!Tl rm. new cpts , d rps, KIDS.PETSOK huge pello&backyard. Deerfield UnlvPk ~ Bed r m . up gradl.'d home t,ake Arrowhead ---'' -' ---painted int , 1,975 sq. fl., Eastside spacious 3 Br, Good neigh borhood. 7 Culverdale Col.Park Harbor Vu ~· om~s ~b~~r~.sh home + J;..!. J Br 3 Ba. fully cpt·c1 & Balboa 1,.1, 2 Br, rpk, 1mmac. $495 mo. ~9·1864 fplc, $375 mo. 645·8964 Yrs old . $450/mi~. Agt. 2 bdrm. your choice of 3 Fabulous vie . JBr. · 4 ' Sllll,ll:><l. drp'd, fplc, s off :.Lrect patio. stove. gur, nu {'l)ti., or eves 546·3656 ask for ES 963·5678, Ask for Dick. from $340 to $400. Heart of Naples pk n g . 1. g e pal I 0 , s.ris 1:1t. 1:1st + set' Also c:t:arie M A DEL MAR, 4 Br, . 3 bdrm. your choice of 14 BkSll5.!.l5fl 2!l1Jrm,duplt!x$102,000. 7l4·33754li7 furn, 1140.8575, 1714 ) • Fam Rm,bltns.fplc,dbl Great House for Kids-from $.135.to$475 r559·1 9 .. 523CAMPU5Dt:IRVINE Rill (2 t 3)425-3:13!i; 5930794or<213 l339·1955 2 B~. 1 Ba. ~ncl. gar, gar w(opnr,rncdbackyd Huge Rum pus Room . 4bdrm your choicc ofli Brk 559· 1999 OPF:N DAILY Zelda (714)840·3995. Ha b Bl d C t NF.W J br. 21'.! ba single drps. No pets. $275. last+ $150 cln. dep. No ya_rd . For Singles-lots of No Fees BRAND !f.W Norma 1213) 592 4557, ADULT PARK patio, new puml, cpts & w/frwt trees. $425, l sl & For Dogs-_Huge back Crom $450 to $49S 5 BR. over 3 sq. fl.. II 1\ M. TOG p .M. Wate rfront Prop .• Inc:. ,\k~a o{:ican~ l bed n~~ fam. rrs. Yrty to f:.im1ly. 557-1694 dogs. M4·5100 pnvary. 3Br, 3~a. Super RANCH REALTY 1oox100· 1ot. 2 lqpl c's. tri-. -12131 592 81 n H•U Hardl'~ty Realtor Sharp! New paint, cpts, SSI ZOOO pie car gar, mtiny other ~lol.>1lc IOxlO. Beach, Npt. -2 3 furmshed Walk to stores b'75-2866 • Super dplx 2 Br, frplc, MESA VERDE drps. $4:><l mo. 842-0516 . • cus tom f<'lllur('S. Occupy or move. Gd & hus I.ow rent. Very lndry rm. 687 J oann. Three bedrooms2baths, 968-07?9Agt ' RF:AIT'\' H~" .. 10 --•· · pex, irm "·""' l'ho11t•S111 19l5. Ye:1rlv. s.175 mo. Ai.:t. c\'Cs !213)622-8303; days fireplace, covered patio. FREEREMTAL Jll,3 Br 2'AI Ba +.bonus S l 34,900. µRAND pnl.'r.Tl·rms.546·0521 1 .. 13 4 1 f' Sl''O-;"" «ll.'<111 anti n1c~. ~500 2 BR.2 Ba. Frpl&.r.•tto Open hse 2·4:30. Call f a mil y r o om with · UNIVERSITY PARK Vi --'' · ~ · SUi5ines5 Property1400 prin only. Call Ai:t • ----(l73·•1002 623·68llext437. Fencedrear yard·double SERVICE rm,.Xtnt.Joc.Avail Nov ••••••••••••••••••••••• 91:2 H723 Ranche5, Farms. 1. $495. 547 -7044 or Groves 2700 Balboa Penin5ula 3207 Cozy E·side 3BR lBA. gar , dog r un. Drive by to landlords .& tenants. 1!33·3215 ORANGE WAHT:4-6Unih ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crplc. 2.gar . lrg yd, 3246New York &callfor Rentals starting a t $40011----------COUNTY 548·5Til3 \7 ·8pm) F o r S A L t-~ 0 r 311r 2 buth A.. . r gardener. 675·3447 eves ap pt. S'125·/mo. VOGE L pe r m o. & v p. Call ~rUerock Plan 3. 4 br, ----"'XCllANGE ,10 a" 1, 'yb h. L tio1!>s rum CO .. Realtors.548·9346 84G·5536 din'g &fam.rm .,Pvtyd .. OFFICE ILDG ,., ~ ,a NH: OH· y \'l('.W :-. ts v 'R . ' .. c O N, E Y L,"AR OLD • (; r a Perr u i l Run r h ~!10 vrly li7:'H3lM • I ~ E D~ bnghl ~ • VILLA ASSOC view . ...,95. mo. 644-7770 •· Q C U 't w1v1ew homl·sites . 11 011 · Hr .• 2 Ba. Fam Rm. 2 DonaP01nt 3226 or 552-7093 !)":. NNN. Two year ran~e 0 RI S frumLa"wntaC.<.:.llkr OCEANFRONT2Brtlh-1. fplcs .$4SO. 17~ Jowa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • U-.--k------. 1Ho:NT GUAHANTEE. Will I ~. -"( S375 ·I Ut'I I N 6'14·1836 LRG Oc V U d l mv. p . II, 2 br , 2 ba 32 . 000 ~'I . ft price exc angc · urH 0"' n ~-110;, _ '. yr Y • ,1 P• · , 0 n u. pper P x, 2 br , 2 bn, Huntington Bay lnhome, Crplc, cathOOrnl Sl.705.000, S22Q,OOO down. ~l~~;,ays or sl.'ll with 15'•, Real Estate yt:ts. 559·4?21, 631 1821! <! Br, duplex. hllns, drps, ~~~nv n~e';rtu~b:~ b~~· Condo, pool, adults only. ceil .. Jmmac. $J?5. incl. Fully assumuble lou n How Many Exchange 280 0 Cottage Quaint 2 hr. 1 ha. CPL": pa~io. udlts ~nly, no 1213)·360.20'l4. · · lsl & last + $100. S28S. te~nis, pools , Jacun1. No fl·c:; 1 week escrow. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11tuv('. rcfrig . ~111 prl pets. $21 5. Avail Nov mo. Open Sun. 12·4. 10170 552-9444 or 871-6101, Mr. HARB VIEW CA MEL Take position of presrnl Do You Heed? Multiple wnt•cl lot w1cot put10. no sngls Vrly. 15t~S:2-1298. 3 BR. fam -rm, view. New· Holburn552·3280. _A_l_tm_a_n_n _____ _ buyer m c!>crow. Con lll2·16·24·32 uµto ta~c dwutuwn t:usla SWS -t-l'tillW•H)l/!l7 Super Sharp 3 Br 2 Ba ly dcc.S'12S.mo.544·o210 c 1ean 3 br 2 ba cpts f URTLE ROCK 3 B · HARJOR VIEW tact ll11n Lake or Dane whate\'t!r a mount. Mes a For 2 :1 1 pll·X .1111 .•. 1 '·a freshly painted n~ .:pts'. <Mary or Chuck) d rp s ~ e ~ c 1 p'a l i u '. fam. rm, 2 Ba. Lge ya:ri Mo .... TEGO Wilhite Principals O nly " 1 · u d h T "34 5 k & ,... 11ameare11 . ..-rmcuny. "lo'·kto llc.,<'h s ws h r, dbl gar .El oro 3232 .. /m o. 963·4 569 nr par pool.$495mo. :i Bit. 2 B .. t:oroer lot I' r <I t I' s :-1 CJ n .1 I 1 y lund:.cai.>cJ. 1\tt1um Cal. Co;.ist luveslmnts o r.57 .,. t "' ' " 4 DR. 'l GA, wet har. . 714.832.2823 ~~r~~2~!>P~:..... SGOOmo. 675.5246 rent/lease no pets $375 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 531·9545 Agt.NoFee. $200 sec dep . 833·98'19 • ~h~:~:~k:i~nmaocl1011y. II.· IQPluail ~· ---------1 W111Buy·Sell-l-:xrhng C-onod•fMor • mo.642·!1567 3 Br, Fam Rm, 3 Ba. MEVERLIVEDIM •-A.:::..gt_. ______ _ t a n dsct1pt'd . VIF.W DC• 1----------1 anyrealorpcrsooal •• :' •••••• : •••••••• ?~.~~ -w/vu. Mbrshp Sun/Sail LANDMARK CONDO CHARMING 3 Br up-VIEW VIEW! Prap•rti•a . • property anywh.rr(•. Clb Inc. $495. 963-1455 Adults over 40 yrs. 2 Br, graded Lwnhme (Walnut , 7 3 • 7601 n2-1no Balboa Pen1n. Cnl. Coa:.t Investment UGH.•! Fountain Valley 3234 2Ba, washer/dryer, dbl &1>. Park & pool. $345. a 1400 QUAil ST. NIWl'OllT llACH o...J rt B h 71' 832 '"'"~ 642 9799 ----------1 "ewno eac ___ .. : _:_":!,.&.1___ HEA LTY CO:\t l'ANY ••••••••••••••••••••••• oven, :;tove, dishwasher. · San Cl~ eonte I 076 •••••••• •••••••••••••• Cemetery Lots/ ' Crypts I SOO WHI BANG! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golf t11 sc , Jew 3 Br, I Ccmctl'l·y t>lnti1, P11r1fic scp:ira e di11in ~ rm Vie" ,\lt1!>l !>.1rr1f1l'l' family 'm. j acuiz1 & S265 cJ . <•II 4 $\.1\1:; :rnunjl. ? l:WO S.'8·2!~12 r -. 'ftlat will NOT be your COST ES M f --------3 UNITS. Close to be~I Real Estate rflponse llJ Lhis l"U!.tom AM A NEW EXEC hme, 3 Br 2 a ny r ec. acilit ies. COLLEGE PARK. 4Br, bay beach. Large com Wanted 2900 built homl' with oct•an CUTIE Ba. wetbar, ra m rm. S395/mo. 962·0485 . 2'h ba, 1-~R . 2350sq ft. fort.ible 2 hedrm home + •••••••••• ••• •• •• •••••. view. F.xtr11 lge. rooms; Lovrly c lean home in SSOO. 18220 Devon wood, Beaut lndscpd 48r den Newly painted. Jmmed. <2>2 b('drmn'nlals .. Ex·w:mt house 1n M1ss1on 4bdrms ,4buths &fami· nl.cP n e ig_hborhood · 842·4394 Crplc, t 'h b~. r~f rig: occup.$460.0 wn640•1714 Cl!llent property in a VteJo. Wtll bu v direct for ly rm. A lati.:c entertain pn\d•ate patd10 and fenced Lovely Greenbrook 3 Br d shwshr, 2 car gar. f urtl<>rock 4 br fam r m J.:rl'al lut:ll lwn Owne1 <'ash · nwnt area w /wet har & yar 3 Be rooms and 2 ' • E 675 3447 " • will c·,irry l!>t lru~l dec·d R1l1Thomrson Realty frplc. Hralcd i;w1 mmin1? hath.s. Heady for oc-2 Ba, Fam Rm. hse. ves. . · lledec. Com m pool&ten: Offered :it only 5117.500 4'15·11170 µoot. Call for further de cupancy. $375/Mo. Belle Walk to pool, park & 3 Br, 2 ba, bltns, close t $.550 mo.644·4157 <.:ull M0·115l · tails Chase Lee 644-6200 ( M 19) ~~~1;,l~~/~~;;.:i~ & beach. ~ .. ge ~ard. $380. SfNGLE s ty end unit. <.:ash huycrs wailinJ? for IA y & BEACH 642·1715, a36·1339 Mrs. Clean's J Br, widest Comnwrcial 1"1xerllnits1Sm.M·llut -4b 21.> 405 F 6 Mo THS You P n.1 •o !( .. • o..,, ... h lot·. REALTY 6 75-3 000 MESA VERDE lge 4 Br, 2 r. a nr wy. 5 BDRM ·2 BAT H greenbll·The Terrace. * NG rope rtv 1600 • • u~ 0~ ·' Gardener $395 mo c 'd t' dbl ' C Ztlll" Vi"turian hou·.. Ra . cpts. fplc. fncd yd, · · · Clean comfortable hme. ov pa 10, gar, OP· 4Br,20 .rarn.r rn&din ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-\.. "'' 9688783 ft tb r l·'1xrrCommert'iulcor ------S.l<!Smo.53H-:><ll4 · · $.SJ.5 per mo. Call dys !lf• pc. wear .• poo. POI ·r llEALTY 9fi·5600 ~HERITAGE REALTORS ing1 ur ra<!ed wt luw ART GALLERY '' Mublle llomc 1';1rk Duplex. lowl•r. 2 t>eclrm, I -Edinge r /Br ookhurst 714·003·C767 Nena Agt. Jae. Nr golf/tennis. $450 ma1nl. I aut1fulncc•an& LAGUHAIEACH Newport B('ach Tri·plex \nocc:Hivicwhome b;ith. Jlaras:e. refrq;. 2272 Corn ell , College super 3 br 3 bu fplc' Evs/Wknds213·968'.9767 Ownr/Agt..644·2932. hill vie Opl•n htluse Sale·ll',isc bn<'k Prime on Canal w/bo.1t dock, 111 t slo\'c inc Id Xlnt ln1· P a rk . 3 ll r . 2 Ba . OW 1 d • •• 25· •l-=:.:.::.:...:..:.:.:.::.:.:::.::...:.::::..::..::.::_1---'-..:.·------~at & St 12 S. 307 <.:ullc locatt0n. S2l,fiOO uonual $li5.000. l -4!l2·:11111 War~d W lt tagl.'knter· SJfi~l mo. yrly Barrett Every t h 1 n g new . !163 4~ ry ~~1• 9S.i5 1;_1~· BEACHWALK 3 Br 2 Ba ign by 11/10 & get $100. Pueblo. •ent<&92·<179~ S22SOOO ·----or e ro e rs Realty642·5200 ltl'modeled! S400 i or · g . condo,tcnnis,pool,$4:><l. FREERENT !Beautiful RE UC ED incomr. · U0'(/r5i~~ c\~1;cL 10-r.\~.1~{ Balbo a 6 73-4545 Spucious 2 Bil, + fnm-rm, ~;gardener. 556-0846 no ee. Sec gate, nr bch. 960-3444 ~:::::-:i~·~:v~~:.ecp~i:'s~ good income Lo:idet1Sl5-0.UOO CASI! ror unit-., w. li;e private pat1u.3Br.21.la,kids&dogs0 K. Redec 3 br. 2 ba. DW. 3 BR, 2 sty condo. new kids,ok ! 2yrs new.l y1 OP Jlt>USJ:; wtcharm. $159.000 industrial shops, i.lnp wood burning fireplace S.l()(lmo. ~O,j~ cpt~3~~t:s ~5· crpt, fully drpd , dbl gar. lease.55l·2000 Agent SA & SUN V. E. llownrd \'o. :-.tores, ofht·t'~ ti40»\:l(KI r • Aar<ii?e. Sn. of IJwy. 557-0237 · or · gt. immac. Prime loc. nr ' 928 A Salvador Ask for i\I rs. ~I ueller, S.125 mo. r,73.fj(;51. . No Fee. bC'h. Avail. Nov. 4, $375. Deerfield Townhome 3 br. ~can vi" h~mr,in the BAYFRO 17M> ;55 s101 Rentals SHARP llOUSE! ~~ES~ VERDf .f 4 Br, Huntfncjton leach 3240 640·8114 21h bu. $425. mo. 552-364L ro ew"'.'IX> ... 1"s;i.",'·c'~·,.~.mu ''1nut1!Ht1or·. Iii.IT ••••••• ••• •• C I I I a, m rm, g :im r m, ••••••••••••••••••••••• H ti eves&. wknds. ft " , • ~ ~ X • •• •••••••• omp et!' Y rec one! wtr /grdnr pd. avail im· . un ngton dJy. com4 & sec this un, Offit•c building, spec SI UNITS Houses Furnishe d $385. 644·7'152urtr.PM med. S450 mo. 1213J Lge 2 BR. H2 Ba, pat.io. HorbOur 3242 Rancho San Joaquin lge 2 believohlt v.llue. How tan1lar \ icw. luxurious 111 alw ays p;i,;y (o·rcnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 367·0863or (714 J 546·2l59 frplc, gar, pool. QU1C:l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 217 Ba, fplc, din rm, can we dc>1~'! Owner savs 1•xccullvc office!!. i\n xlnt EASTSIDE BACK Bt\ Y C orono d•I Mor 3 122 Short'~IHfs" 2 Bit. den. -adult Townhouse. 1 Mi. 3 8 3 h t h wetbar upgrades patio "Sf:\..1,," &st.•l!IB·l936 0r inn•stmi,ontatSHJO,ooo. area. Newly completer! ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>pac1ous l1v-rm. s:1ant !\-IESADF.LMAn tobeach.$285.898-2470 ·sp~rkli n ga n~':n cousde. pool.$495.644-0496' ' 645·0AA2 BILL GRUNDY Utlll :.ilready fully n·nt OCE \:"l:FIHJNT D I . 2ll btit·k ~·ard Pvt lwh S57~> 4 nil 2 BA nu cpts drps on ·1----------R al e<l, but you cun i;llll tak > / • P x r, 11!1!1 353:1 or 1Ps.tt824 or hltn.,' frplc' S385 m~ 28 · ' 2 Bdr, 4 blks beach. S285. S4 70 · Ca II "Li I a "• * EXCLUSIVE * e tor 675-6161 udv:.intu..:i• or "firsl :.bu,frplr.pvt road S425i li?S·li224 t-:I ltio Cir. 842.j481i No pets. Avail. Oct. 25. 8'1<.1·1371or846·5456eves. University Park <:AK~ ·n ' ownrr t :1x 11rt vnnt:11!f'S 0 wmtt•r. ur SGOO/ ycorly. -f.17').[1!)57 ' 968-0052 aft4 pm Village rn N . '" '\'11.L.\GE hy purd1as1ni.: NO \ u;:1:;13;i S. ot llw y , (•harming . . Oceai:ivu 3br,2•hba,pool, cw1)01'l. 'cry harcl to f 1 b ltl . -.--.• -ncwc•r,Jhr.2h:i,ln<lry.s.r75 Unfurn 4 br.2 ba,dbl4Br •. 2 Ba, avail 9/15. tennis.prof.decor.Dock (St a nfo rd mode l ) For Snlr :. ~ nr Ranchos fin rl (.:.?. lot:s. J Lot!! in a rom t ie ui er. Ht•ttt• 3 BR, 2 ha_. frplf. dtluxc rdriJ.?, No pets Avuil ~:.ir. 2081 Hepublic C M C h 11 d r e n w e I c 0 me. avail. 1714 )5.12·5470 townhomr. End unit . t~~'et~~~i Fo~~~~ 1~r~~~· ~~~;.1~:~~~1.wt-~~~i~o~~ i~e seeTOOAY l tH6 77 11 ~~l.e~.o ~~~)~'l~~' I. uttl. 12·1. $5~)tl. 675'600~ Call 642-4085 ' . . $485/mo.636·5070 New townhouse, tennis ~~~~if~h~~e~nf,e!~~okc:~ SJC lt1•ult .• rim nishop fo. tall. ti45 0303 ~ Corono del Mor 3222 Corona del Mor 3 222 3 Br 2 na dplx, dbl gar, court, pool. 2 br. No pets. Hvmg room, ('07.Y family 544·8983or 03 \138. f'OHP:STOl.~ON INC t::"lr .. 1 tll<'I' 2 hr. New •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• encl yd,lndry hkup,$310. S(231530)•n2<1_212488l536·2231 or room with wood·burninl! ----natur;.i l wood k1ll·h~11. ull 968·44Sfi. 968·8616 .1:r hrc place, plus anQther Santa Ano 1080 Towne lo Country Shop-hitni. Open b1•:1m1>. f.ireplare In the large ••••••••··~···••••••••• pin~ (;1•ntc•r-Or ange. puuo, t•ov1•n•<l park111~. ' SOR vacant near beach. Irvine 3244 master suite, all-electrk l'roj1•t'l('ll net income COSTA MESA Pvt beach l)l'l v~~. macnab /lrvlne 3BA, 3 car gar. Brick ······················· k itchen ANO freshly $ ,000. S?O.Ot'.10 Pt•r yr S<ilc ur Adult~. no pct~ Sl\25. mo. patio. $475. 963·6372 RENTALS painted , too!! Use of 3 Bedrm Ill(' with ex· ~~l(~~."~,Hl~).~;~'[~ :~~~f~ DUPLEX AJ(cnt, 11·1·H151i7 realt t Br 2 Ba, !ih&g w /W, Single Family Homes community club house. rellent n~umahle VA 5.11 12811 . Chln:.i C'ove 8 ch Cottage, 2 g bltns, fplc, p11tio, pvt ply. 3 HR. 2 Ba ........... S.185 tennis courts, pools & ~~~eJ~l .,~~1.000atc. r1~nhc1.ls.1 __ • __ • ______ 1 Jus~ hi;tr<I. .Just pro· Br, fpl<', l 'i na. S.lSO. S400. 963.7983 :t BR. 2 Ba ........... $395 jacuzzi includud. Availa· ..,., CHOICE fell!l1onally l:111<l!lcnpcd 645-0592. 6<1G-7414 ;\gt. T-OF SPYG1 "SS HILL 3 Ull.2Ha ........... S425 bleimmedlotelyatSSOO a onoyou c afford.Quiet and just h uge trrc· Roh """ -380RM.1~Ba.Swedish 3 BR.2 8a ........... Stl00 mont h. 47 Acacia Tree, r eside n• 1 n I n c I ii h . BF:ACll LOCATION shaded buck yard. Huum Executive/professional 4 bedroom frpl, newly redec'd. $395. 4 RR 2~~ Ba "'•OO Irvine. 552-7552 borhood. 1 Mcd1t"al, IJ1•ntal suites. for one more unit wilh · " .. • • · .. .,. •. Century SurfRealty Central location Plcnl)' var iun cf•. F:nclosecl home w/fa mily room plus large 963-68701842·7461 4 8 R· 21 h lla ......... $8SO OODBRIDGE 3Br2Da, ~147 or536·7542 prkg $155,000. i;iarages. Walk to shop· CDM-YJEW bonus roo m w/balcony -two Surfer's Dream . $285. 2 2 BR lTBownhomcs $32c rlin rm, fa m r m, Poplar Son Juan , Coplstr fto I 078 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~ Juy W. Y,._~_n.~.~.,17tcnltors ping and bus. Owner will 3 Bedroom, 2 both home. (ire p I ac e s -u n pa r a 11 e d br . Kids/pet.a/sngls. Fee. 2 BR. 1 0:·· · · · •• · · ·• sss(i M7od0el. Nr 2porks & lake. WethNnl r I 098 ____ .. _,.,_ ... _ ... _·'---carry 2nd. $69,500. eleAant rurnishinits with ocean /harbor View -patio and ter· Main Re ntals 540·5370 2 nn: 2 na::: ::: : :: : :S38s 54 mo.SS • 1 29 2 ••• • ...................... °"B:•••s/ . IM aau ii l magnificent view or bay race for entertaining. Lease or 2 Nr. Westminster Mall. 3 2 BR. 2 Ba ........... $435 Deerfield deluxe 2 sty SHA ROOF a & ocea n. Unique har years up to 5 years al $1400/Mo. _ Br.FamRm,Cplc,bltns. 2 BH.2Bn ........... $450 twnhse. 2Br, 2'Ai ba , ftitllafe 1800 • Pl opening onto Medilcrra OPEN SAT. & SUM. 1-S P.M. 41 MON-$425.846-6921 2 BR. 2 Ba ........... $525 frplc, dbl gar, patio, UTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ac• nean patio. S1250 per TlCETO. (M IG) 2 11R.2Ba •.••.•.•.•. $.525 pool.$375,826-0878. 4 Botlro ' '· 3 b nths, NEAR MEW DUrLEX Prap•rtl•• · . month. Ajlent675·23lt. 3 Br l it) Ba, encl court 3 BR. 2 B11 ........... S4:><l la r ire d nlnll a r ea, .._._ ._.. ... _ 1 ...w 7S2•1920 1111111i.,....__....,,,,,..__...._..lllllillJ JASMl ... IE CRE yard entry. Ofc In gar, 3Bll,21~8n ......... $450 FOR LEASE I( llreplocc <'ovcrcd patio .-w,.... • ~ r•• 1400 OUAtLn HtWl'OU ttACH " EK SHA RP! $400 m o. 1st & 30r 4 Rr, 2'fl ba •... $495 Beoutlful Universit y l Aren.Close lo bch,shor>-8 UNlTS Eastside Co tn HuntiftcJtonBeoch 3 140 Never Jived in -2 bedrooms den last. Nr. Marina HI. 3BR.2Du ....••••••. $500 P a r k t ownho use; 3 f ing & &~his. Large JOR Mesa sioo ·000 Allt 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• separate dining room , fi repJ'aces,' 1146·6493 3 BR. 2 Ba ........... S500 bdrms .. 2 f>oths. sing le l"fllc uni!s· pvl yams. • 64S 1103 . $100. \'z ulil. llou~e to wet bar. lovely ca rnL\ts & dranoa on :t DR. 2112 Ba ......... $600 story. douhle uttached huge lot. .111.000. Owner • • 5 h llr c . t 0 m ale . .... "" .,....., New Calif. Classic. Ex· 38R.2Y.i Be ......... SOOO garage. Wnlk to shop· 645-2330or 552·7350. MAKE THOUSANDS Beachcom ber , fee SlS. ~reenbc lt . Te nnis courts, pool, eeptionally clean. 4Br or 3 8R.21~Ba ......... $625 ping & schools; 2 com · I •.• f, ', ~ . ! ~· WI:•_; TS1 ii RI AL TV I N ( ~ 1 :) ,·,:; ~ J r Ill! 631 2011 547 2501 Ja cuzzi. $850 /Mo. or s ubmit. 3Br & den. Incl yd malnt 3 BR 2•L B .,,25 It l "· J 1 N E w 1 N s A N $$$$$$$ · ; · or . ,... a ......... .,., mun y poos °' acu~u. C L E M ENTE, New 8 Fixer upper units in 87!MOfiO Barbara Wright644·G200. (M17) :,::,~~25mo.coll nn 49R.21,o1,a Be ......... $47S M11nyextr11sParqucten- d uplex, 2 B R, 1~ bn Costa l\J ciiu. Corner lot Laguna ltach 3 148 Nowport Ueach lry. solarium tile in eneh , encld gar , sep usx200. R-3 :conin". rlty ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOltECLIFFS -CORONA Da MAR ~ew H a rbor Villaite 2 Br.2ba.,Curn.$62S kitchen, dhl. oven, elec. Ind l t b h & 11 · " Really charm ing 3 bedroom home .......... _ di 2 b 2 b garugc door ()l)ener •.• ry, c ose o e11c mny n ow 16 units to be 1 Bdrm µa<'helor hooso. with i " ... n .. ~e, " r , u, just. a fe w. $465 P er sho~. FLOCK. REALTY ~It. S4'1ler Wi,!1 t'3rry all Steadily cmployrd. .v ew. Furnil>hed $750/Mo. Un· p()OI, ten, jacuzzi elc. monlh 498·1170 fmianclngot.9%wlth 20% :494-11170 furnts hc d $700 /Mo. Wa ter a nd lmmed.occup.AdJ JJunt R ..... Hllllt• ...... down. A~k lnft only ---------• Gad ·d B II C Har bour . $37 5 mo. '"" -·1 0 Han View D ... • $210,000. Call WORLD Oceanfront Steps to stind r en er pa l · C e hase Lee 213/592·l872 loc81. 54..,4900 Mr DClltCI Pt. Marifto R EA r. EST AT E , 2Br. Aliso Brh. Monthly 644-6200. CM18) 2 Voora nt'w.• 2 Bed-561M777. t>t 6 mos l sc. $650. SPOTL ESS 4 Br 2 Ba, ~ den l~ b th 499-17 ... ., Fam Rm. fplc, on cul de 011 .3600 r m. ' · 8 s. osta Mesa-to UNITS ---"";___------• 642-1235 644-6200 s•c, nr achool. 3 cnr gar, w;, ~~~ces, s roclous , Ulouscs). Sep. iarn11e11 Sliort Terlft Rental 901 Do~; Drl"9 Harbor v1-Ce"''' $425 mo. 847-188.'l . w~ Wlde l r obn & patios. O~nr. will nnc. l..aAutl• cb arm t:ottaae. lrvlne at Campus Valiey Otnter . Avallahle 11/1. a Br. 1 ~ tt5Z3 CA14PU5Da:IRVtffE lalbo• 673·4545 fff>St.~s 6J,08J~~ R<'nllor ~~'!;0~~~:.c.~~ ~. 7Sl·1414 ba, 4 blks to oce11n. $32$. OPF.N OAn~v Ph 847-7994cvca 8 A.M. T06 P.M. • TURTL6ROCK 3 Bl' 2 Ba OR. FR, adj to park & pool. $525 mo. 6«-t11•1 •WOODBRIDGEll- Brol\<lmore 4 br, 3 ba, Lge view lot. 640-67$2 . ' 1311: Canyon upgr;1dt•d 2 Rr Newport Beach 3269 den. J ba. view 1,f l!Oll ••••••••••••••••••••••• course. lt-nn•"· pool. onl} OCEANFRONT VIEW ~."; 0"Am·r 552·7133 Glnantlc 2 Br CONDO. 2 + Ot•n, 2 car ~ ~ ~ " private parking, full SanJuon S250. You bl'l lhcy 'rt-un 'T1 J :-et·unly bwldmg. Lease, Capistrano 3278 derprlced. Cli.'an Thal'. '' l.~~.C!4 Over 500 tall Lrt-es and ltl ssoo. ptmo. Agl. 644·7211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• why this apl won't la~I !>Lreams with walerf.ills ---long. Purified •valer. create a relaxing scllini.: liLUFFS l·levcl 3 BR. 2 2 ~ll. 1 Ba. man~ xtras. laundry. lols of green CORONA DEL !'>1AR for your spacious ncw I bo Lovely greenbelt & S325. mo. 1~1 & la:,l mo. lawn. covert•d garages, 2 llr TO\\-nhousc. frplc. or 2 bedroom apart pool.SSOOAgt644-1133 dr,.0fuwnc"t.·i·blcS lc?c~•rl'•'n~lt.~p·. orf·sl parkmg. Adult~. l'uol. h·nm'. t·ont11w nlal m e nls. F r om $240 3824 MESA V 1-;H U 1-; an•a llom(.• al mo.,vht·n · 2 & J hr dcluXl• ~ 1>1s :; It• 11131 CA.-;i\ VI CTOlll1\ 1 &2 Br. Uclulll• l:nrur. or Furn 1.ws1 wt r fld Adults· No 1wts St•1· i:all' Pool, rc•r rm, t'lt•\ aturs 5:!:l Vn•ton a , li42 11!170 ~ ~ "' no peb 2020 Fullerton hrt·akla:.l Somt• on•an & Furniture .t \'aila h lc . J Br unfurn. Waterfront 83().(l5t~'> ,\,e. < tblk 1<:. of Nl•wporl <.:utalina 'wws. ('losl' to Small Pl'ls OK. Adults WHY HOT? rl1~plex. Adults only. No 3 Br 2Ba~~uld. 175\J s q Av<'. 1 blk so of Hay, :.hopp1ni.: & f11w lwadl. only. Off1<·e Olll'll !I 110 lo Sunlwn livml( room JHls. Wus her/dryc!'. fl. fiwd, immac, s450. CostaMeiw) U-12·tllj9() fi44·21DI 6:00. 2300 l·'a1n1cw ltd. Calhc<lrul cl'llinn •I 0 0 5 1!! Mu r c u s. 77 -------C t l\1 J)h ,.. <21J}2S7·5892aft3:JOpm. 49(Hl I -----1 Rr furn apt Sl60. Pref 54~~~ cs a one 2 bcdrooms,1 •~balhs -------.-"'--· Lux ni·w 3 Br. 21 2 Ba. nuddlc age. No children I\ very special 2 BH for a 1\ltachcd µarugc 11,ARD TO 1' I ND twnhs t• 'J mil!' l11 orpets.645 267!154tH~i8 s1>t•c 1a l PN,on !l:cw L/\RGE2 HIJH;\I W.1~hl'r/drycrhook11p t:aslbl~rr Exec. home. M~mna. Occall, n•w. rl'c -------carµ., hll rns. drapes, Adults.No peb ·S:Wo 7s7 p,·t~.1rd with palw •lbr. 2ba. fum rm. Soft Cn c ilities S l50 mo SllS llachelortra1ler. all bt•uut li ce:. S:l(J() w Wilson::D (;.12.0835 01. Adults.S:JSO mo water. New crpts, drp:., sSl 1537 · · u t 1 I S 1 n ~ I " fi41 ·4848 orti7S 3255 524-8&10 XJOll FOXlfOLl.OW paint. Walk to st-hooh1. · · Ueuchcombcr . fcc $15 VI LI.Mi E i.hops . tennis dub SClllta Ana 3280 631·201 l , 547 -250l or S.1.'iO. Lo\'el~ 2 BH. \ hlk lo 111\Y MEADOW /\PTS <121 W. Wilson. C ~I S77S/mo. Lst-Ile rs ••••••••••••••••••••••• lli!l·1060 ocean. frpk. utal rm, end t&z br, car, pool t:u::. & Gl2 <l!Jtll orGl2 122ti ti40·b775or6.15 22'10 llORSt-: PllOPEHTY -• , ~ar A~va1I l\;n~· 2~1h1 :-.:11 \\:.tier pd. No k1cb . 110 - -----., \ 11 hl 8 k S\45 bach. cull,1gc /\II pds t>1534 11.b l52'JU. ~ts FromSl20 611i OOi:j Sl.'10 E:ic;ts1dc lr1plci..3br Ocoonfront. yrly. Ul-c 4 .,,anta. 1 na S: s ac u t i I . S 1 n i: I r -- - ---2 ba, frplc. y ard, rncl BR. 2 ba lower duplex. Bay. 3 Ur. <.t•parJle din fk>achcombcr fn• SIS Uuplc-c Spc«lacular \'le"A VIEW OF i.iar No p<>ts 642 lf'.OJ frpl., laundry rm. SIOO rm, fqllr. IJ.:c ru':!'p~s 63 l-201 I. 5 17 25UI or loc.1l1on nr Big t'ororw. J OC EAN &CITY 2 Br, <·pb, Urps. encl yard. Kids ok. No dOMS S225. 645-2971:1 ----- PERFECT LOCATION IN OCEAN-Cl.OSE CX>STA MffiA Now laking reservations on a br a11d new adult apartment com· munily in Co~ta Mesa. Featuring: Two lighted tennis courts • Swim ming pool • Therapy spa • Club- house. Just 5·minules lo Soulh Coast Plaza. Fashion Island. Irvine In du~lrial Complex.OangcCounty Airport. several golf courses and lhe ocean. Bachelor. 1 and 2 bedrooms S235.00 to $350.00 No lease required. •IRANDHEW • t llr $:!25 mu ;.! nr $275 mo. dl'C ·•SH'. i.paclou" rmii, 1-lnt lnf'a tion nr llundnhfll111 ('ntr, lk•aclt Blv<l1 Edin1a•1• /\\(' con· vcmtnl tu 1>hPl>'J.! & lwys. 841H~lll $1i5 2 br. pool, i.:aragl" a.;111, ok F~t· Main He•11t.1ls, :'>10 5370 l'll»ll h1•;.1d• $1 W l hr l 'hild ok Fri· :O.l.1111 ltt•11ta ls, ~>Ill 5:J7u 4 Blocks \o beach 2 hr. po1nh d. dr:qlt'"• l'r)Jl,, I h:i. ~JS ,.,1 .. , .. 1•lu"·d ).!.11 No pl'!~. nn ch1ltln•n S!l5 & deposit. 4:!5 12th SI IV. l'1.•·at1. '\EW :1 111 2 Ba. H'l' rm. l'lt' r m, Jiii<). nf l'1ly II .ill t II I.HI S. S:JSO. $111<1 L.11 LJrJtl' 1 & 2 Br l'ool ,\dull,., no pct~ J\r :-<•a 21!1 1 ~ill St C:i It s:JG i:l\5 2 & :l Hr .lJ'•h c;µLo;, d rps F<im1ly \\e•k 1mc. C.ill after i pm IHO·:~w ----II 1·:1\CllWOOO i\ PTS Ll!l' I br, d1nrn1t rm, A/l', 1hhwhr. J:J <'lllt/I , r111ol. Adult'i o nly, nu pt•ti,. $200. !Jti2 \1100 $175 RO t hr. Stnglcs ok. Bl•a1·h1·umlwr. ft'!' S\5, ti :11 :rn 1 1 • 5<I1·2 5 o 1 o r 117!1 llH;(J Nr ocnfrnt. ocn vu. s1111· df'ck. newer 2br, l>ltns. l'Pl~rdrps. rlfri:. I ndr~. hhq, JJJ llll. ~;ir. Sl65, Marrwd nr!lts, baby ok. 5.'lti 2131 DEl.l'X 1-; 2 Br. 2 11.1. I 111k. l'nclosl'cl J:.trai;:c. llrt ul locallon S275 n10 I! 17 li22 l\gent 675·7060 room & «urrals >12.1 I h 879 1060 br. 2 b.1, frplc . pJllo. Lite, bnfthl. ;i1ry. ne" 2 Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 Costa M~sa 3824 ~S2S:lli --• <'nrl gar +11:irk'g. 2 vrs br. 2 ba , frpl, d 1w , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vm"int :l hr )1-,IJu,palto, BLUFFS DanaP01nt 3726 old l.sc S550 rn o jacuzzi. g ar. S315 1111'1.lllS. 11 l Alabama. ---- Sharp 3 b<>drm Condo V~n·1 nicS~1 Y,,dlcc1·?1r.ite?1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bi!". iii68 orli31·2333 642·7992 hi >Wti(Nlllll New rorpc11ng Xlnl Joe (On<~ ~r • 0 '-i. .. al:•·· !' u Pl' r Vi I I ·' ' w ' -------------Th ' • Nt COM 111 i\v;nl br. 1 . b:i, 2 c.1r J,?ar , courtyards l br. nre·nn •••2 llH,1•1 Ba,lblk10 1&2BRJ?ardenapt,fprk, e~es somet ng -<>NTllEOCEAN• 11·1·76 SGSO/mo. P••l•o. ~!lhwshr, n r pool. , 1cw, ga1 S2l5 1 hr. no lwach. No pets DaH• S dshwhr, pool, P\l JHllHi. J. 1 ~t·w :! Br 2 I u :.ipt, w /11!1.! Coots & Wailact $350 752·030-1. \'l<'W $1115 4:Jfj 5293 Ot i\j.(l 611 7211 nr. Irvine Ind. ArC'u ''fi h '' b h:il1·1111y, 'j>lt•, hltns , Rtalhtot• Wtdmlnster 3298 n73·2332 LoVC'IY 1 £1URM , 1 ba. $195 toS2J0.557-2841 s y a out ~~~~~.~'.'.\~,:~47il()rrn, pvt. &40·& I & I .••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunti'")ton B~ach 37 40 wtw <'pis, bltn!>, swim --- ----------.I Ar. fnm rm Near ••••••••••••••••••••••• J)Olll, lndry f3(', So. or l Br/2 Br, Jl':i Ba, hltns. M ~ d \'111 ' :1 llrC<>11tl>.l•'rplc. Ja.<1mjne Creek. 2 llH. & Rchools. l.rj! rncd yd. S370 STUDIO hwy. Short w;1lk In brh. aillts . no pets .• jlar, esa e~ e 1 as. Nr llrookhUlltl&J\d:ims. dt.m. new. Bcautifull v de· mo. Cull ll:l!.l·l~l5il • $310. ti75·23 I J, ask for polio. 645·0527 or s411-4w1 s.100. 11111• 893·0800 ~or. S795 A11t &1cl-l l:l:i -"From $55 We~ldy" Louise. Adult E·s ide 1&2 br, cnl'I. -----; Lilt:> 2 Bit. fom·rm. l blk lo Full Kitchen & i\/ p t:hampa11nc OJ>Sn House•, lmmac.4BR.21'J ha .. l11e. shop'E!&hus $32S mo. Linens &Ulililit•:1 Costa Mesa 3824 ~~~ .. $2~~~J."~~_-08~~ke S 11n1l a y J '1, J(JIJ2 1 pntlo,2rori:ar.31llks t11 114113!12•1 MILETOOCl';AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------• ~i\ \ 0 lloskim •. :1 IH , 2•~ u,1, oc1 eun. $2l9050A/~o. on yrly Condominj;,ms Royal Suites Sl05. 2 hr, kids & !.inglcs Allult E-sidc 2 br lnhouse·. • ' • ~__; .• _. '. lrpk, 2 t·nd ~.i1··~. hlln:i, !IC548·1 ,;• 3425 k L• 1''-b t' I ~ I nu to occ . .n. $400 mo. Unfurnished Mot.a o . ,. ce. T• a, pa ro. enc . l'tar. 2 Br, 2 Ba. $350 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 727 y orlctown ll•d. Mam Ilenlals, 540-5370 :.:.r~· Like new. $285 8411 >ll)(iH ______ _ 746 Tustin Rd., Son Clemente. Brnnd lt1X· IJeach Htvd at Yorktown 2 bt unfurn .• fenced yd. ----------1 =-. Huntin<Jfon --- 646 -·- 359 - 3 - 5 -· 7 _P_r._t __ , ~~Y e!~1~to 2be~~h~ Jt~i 536•0411 g;:CW.~i2!~a~~\%rs. t.;~~~s~ bfr~~~h~~~~ow1 cid<>d lu <.tork o~~~~ .. :~ ~;,h \· .~~~~.~~ •••••••• ~!.~~ ILUFFS·3 IR pd. s.150·"100. Mo. WCP LOCJ'lfta leach 3748 l'taragc. Ideal Joe. Adults. h;h ""''didn't u1tl1•1 JU'I vonr New Cunrlo. l hr, oc('an One or nicest . qui<'test Al{l. 498·1522. ••••••• •••• ••• ••• •••••• 2 Br l Ba, bltn:i;, rpt:i;, SJ()(). No pets. 645-3381 or run of tlw mill orduHlt\I dc•ni11,1,_ ,,( v at• w, r r v ·.• 11 o o I. ~t.reets in The BluUs. 3 Ba h.. N b h U 'I drps gar lndry area 837 9517 I d 'O J 11cu 7.71 t u•nis !213) bdr m, 2'41 bath, spill 3 Dr, 2~ ba rondo In CM . c ear eo~ · tr $225_'540 07•29 · __ . ________ , I le> rrp ur~ Ml' thp vrr11 rare• KOi l1•h · • u • • level charm with dining S475/mo. Partly furn. pd. Sl95·$22Smo. S6Swk. Lge bachelor. refrilJ. 1'Tlpotlrofrom011ya N119~1,, Jap.m. l'hc Ko1canl1ve up ll)200c1rc.oo<lcl\'r11r<. !l.C>S 1715 ~rea. flrepl:ice. deluxe Call 546-0696. 1435 N. Csl. 494·2508 KIDS, PETS OK 11tove incl. Small cal ok ·1111•v l.1vc lo~ pelted ;rnd h,md lrd. Uut wh.it does tht1t 11w.m t.1 vou whrn ~fo:W 3 Br. 2 RI. Condo!'>{)' wet bar, view master's For rent 3 Br 2 Ba air Oceanfront bach. studio Eastside spacious 3 Br, $170 +gas. 646-4546 y.1111111• trqlhnq for a plact• to 11\r! to tcnm1. pent. JDCuzz1. suite. Overlooks green· rond, w /wshr idryr. 'etec $~95. U ti l. inc 1. No (pie, $375 mo. 645·81164 2 Br, 1 ba, new cpl & At Ml'\o) Verdi! V1llo". you ran expect thal \'CfV 11niq11r flll<'nltl)n to rv"rv $450 !If~ ~700t\ :1. belt.. ne~ pool. D~l gar opnr . new patnt. kitchen. 497·3 1 95 ; 3 Br 2 Ra, refrlg, pool, paint. Encl gar, children <l<'lall.At1t•n11nnthill makc\Me~a Ve>rdeV1llM Or.,ngl'C~nunty\mo,t prc•,11 Irvine 3844 ~!~~~ow. ~rl. .!~~o: cpts. Jmmed oe<:y in Ftn 536·0321 lndry. Xtra Jge "' clean. OK. N 0 p e ts . s2 20. q1n11~ adult aparltnl'nt ('Ommun1tv .. tooth '""'de and oul You ll l111d th.1l 1•xtr.i ••••••••••••••••••••••• (year leuc). Phone Vty. 962·7771, aft 6,BeachCottageonOcean. cpts, drps. Infants or 6428206:631·0394. 'll,1lr'ln the lush lJnd'c•'J''>inqThcwatcrfalls.m11lurPtrePsMd<'nlorlulrll,mt\ RanchoSaft 832·1260or eves 640"8848 536-9112 1 br, beaut'ly decorated, over 7 OK. S330. Will con.1----------1 You'll \ee <''amrl~s ol 11dvo111c<>d c.m11g ,11 nur dubhou~c. t<'nnls rourh t10<l Joa-.t.. Apts DELUXE 8 · Cully rurn. $300. Incl uUI. 11lder Mgls. Avail. Oct 31. LGE 1 Br, lot~ of storaie. swimming and therapy pools And when you visit tl.e prolc~~ionall\I decoratrd Rentln!';;:lm S2GO. Blu((s Condo. 3 Br, 2\1i bn • 2 r . s~p. unit, 831-1676. 5'8·6885 gar , new pamt/cpts, no modl!ls and walk the lloor plans you'll know whAl's inside Mesa V11rde V1ll11~ " ex-Plan), prof. dccorat· S32S. uUI lncl. Krds OK. children or pets. Mature /\<lull ;1pL~. 1,luing pre· ed. bln gm belt loc. Yr\y Aet. Bruce. 642·6368" .wport hoch 37 69 El Puerto MHa sngl or married cpl only. k 1usl a~ Important 11'1 wh,,rs oulside. Exciti ng single and split ll!vcl a!)Jrl mer.I vl('W now 111 11 prestige Jae. 7 52· 9000 day 1, 8 r and n cw H a rb 0 r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 IEOROOM Ref's requested. $200 mo. l't'~•dencr~ with Ii replaces, soaring calhl'<lral ceihngs.ri('hly appointed lnlerlorr,, J r v 1 n c co 111 mu n it y. 644·'1897 eves. Twnhse. 2 Br 1 v, D>i . nr Intel', 2 br. utll pnid, .... IO 1 1...._ r..."' -+ctn ree. t;45.3'87 beautiful custom oak cabinetry, Individual laundry room5. spacious h.'konies Tw~·nly Perg~a. Culvt•r b I I S300 M "" W""'lll,,. nnd decks with full views of what's outdoors ... All in the heart of Or.,ngc & Sumlburg, 1 block:1 sn. HAllBOR VIEW HOMES Hntf llbr. $365. 846-1371 8s c,~ny v ew. · o. Nochildrnn, nopcls. 1 Br. gar & encl. patio. County's most cn1wenlent and exclusive residcntiol n1?1ghborhood. of San Die Ao Frwy. Upgraded 3 br, 2 ba. din Son ra · &4 · • 75 or 573·9202 Pool ifs Recreation Adults. Rers. ·No pet.$. Visit Mesa Vctd1; VIII.ls ... We're not your ordlMry fish 1,1lv !;S!H IOO nn. l1e kit., bltns. Patio, oWllhoete paclous"'-3 Br, 2 B1, nr 1959 Maple An, CM $US. \JUI pd 645-2240 Townhom_c_2_b_r .- 2 -bn-. ovailnow.673-1148 hniflhcl beach" t.ldo Shopt. Nr. 1 • Mull 2 br w/encl gar MESA. 1555 Mt>s.1 Verda Or1ve tiut•Costa Mesa, 1•001 nl .. ""'' JIA•bo VI 3 b r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buses. $(25 mo. t>73·2485 $1SS Lhge J Br lower . Walk 2009 M .. pie $225. mo" . c.:.: Ute·~ .......... mo. JAU r ew r, am to 11 ope. Mature adlts .. · · · C.illlornla 92626•(714) 540·8871 r~·0430nfl 7. rm, Mo. lo Mo 6 mo or Fountain Valley i BR. br. winter rental S300. prtfd. No children/pets Mgr Apt D. '31·3277 VERDE JU4t W~~J of tht Ml'~a Verde C<i!nler, olf ~-~ogJ_ri~r·~· KJcb ~~~;1~~~~t.ou;5~l'f~:: !!~~445-5963 or (213) lllrl Monrovill. 5'8-792A 2 Br, 1 ba, 1 8tory, shag, Hnrbor Blvd 11dJ.'CC'nt 10 the CM111 ~· nral • last. s100. clean· • 2 Br, 1 bath In aood drpe, patJo, rrplc, beam VlllAS Mesa Golf & Country Club (~n to the BIGCANVONTWNllSB lnll. $50. r~lundabte. Pool EANFRONT a br, 2 ba. w tsld lontlon. May ccil .. d s bwbr · far . Public) O.,coralor Mod<'ls now open 2Br2Ba.S800mo. le park, no peta. 640-9037 new. dlx, a car gar . cons dcr children & pets. AdultJc. $2$0. ~ Erden. lor displ11y ---Gl 8"·5'41 or S4().8902 Winter $$50. 673-6640 Sl7S 831·1900 t-537_-3U5 ______ _ I • • . . . t L0«1"'o leach 3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CX:i':AN VU, fllldlo COl· l.i ~t'. !>n~I p-tr11011 , no p e l 'I $200 nc u 111. 494 7'1R() Satul"dly. Octobe< 30. 1978 DAILY Pl•_OT Add 1t ... Bulld 1t . Diaper it. .. Hammer 1t... Carpet SERVICE DI RECTORY 1t ... Ccment it . Wire it .. Hoe it .. Clean it .. M ove tt . Pr<">5 1t...Puint 1t .Null 1t...Plaster 1t. .Fix it ... Ad6-A-Room ablntt MoklncJ arpet Ser-tice Houwcl~ 1.-.dtc."9 ..... /PoperituJ Patios jlllwnbing • 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4'tld1llon.,rt'm•xi•·l:1.r1·.i. ll &t't'ABl'<~TS HOLIDJ\'k'SPEC1At. f:x""J"'•t1~e cardentr llouse"'anl.ni.:By ANN AILPllASES PETF.RS PAl.l\TING CUSTOMrATIOS t>lumbinic & llt•illlllfl • ~1 S l ,,. ,,.. ..,. • E 'd { •WoodP "C Rcpalr!l.111ubtoui.m.aln Pr t <'I 11 ¥ !t u ~l l' 1 111 r l\Jlcl\\•n. IJ.11h, i.lur;a~\: s 1 :1 m pou ur eu m OOmpl m aln lenan co & Expen t'occd w1rcti. Sprln.klt rs. turl. plan11. xpr teas. rates, ree ¥uo over• Call 0 \ . )0 , 751 9to7't:,, workmt.·n~h111 .1\ ~ no lh' ~:. l' o 11l1 at' lo r ~ <:lcJnt.>d 2 Rms, Hall or <'ltWIUp, rr esttrus IUru 493-0080 after 5pm "tc St11tc ht• ~74 est C•ll Oene ~2-0Utl •Rt.'dwood Deckt1 u cn1 r _ d11y l'OllWI ltl. 11317H5 w&•komt• !l.H 307 1 & h.1lh $1~~:. ~1 M47 & 751193'7 CullM1tchellM5 1SKtl P.....1-..&Y-Coi"'-l do m y own work. 't'rce PLUMllF.R ltrp.iir, rt>•' 7~ Gl:.11 5;111 IWl s:n 7300 South Coast Home 4c Of _,., -'"' Est 552 8583 I I I --WEEDlNG-CLEANUPS flee Cleaning Servkt• MctUUIFV Avrg Exlr tSty ...... 5 . . p pe • In 11 t .i J ti o n Bob t...o.! nt/C t ---1 ..,.. p &... bervkei.. 0 G1dll•)f1 yanunCJ Corpent•r e~ o ncre e •Complete Ma1nlcn11nee Reliable, 24 h.r's 547~281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Sty ~65/lnlr SISrm n ..., 642.93is. ••••••• • •• •• • •• • •• • •• • • •• •• •• • • • • •• • • • •• • •• •• • • •••••••• • •• •• •• • ••••• • Pree est 642·!1.l07 Fi~places Planlert Pnccs incl m t.r'l/labor ••••••••••• •• ••• •• •• ••• ---- Bub)" tun.: mv homr \1 1 '\0H llOM ~; 1n:PAIH Cont r w <'t or Cust o m . . . liouM!cleamng & Bulldina Hrtck Concrete P atio Guar, lrurd, lree tl»l. S.wJnt/Alhrotlont 1.., Mon fo'r1 ('11~1.1 \lii'.,11/ C•u Vi:lllr). l'lu1n1Jm.: ~ \i.ork · color. ugi:regutc. Ron • com plete gardening Malnlenunce. Very Block Walls BBQ Pits Ted 636·708Sor Ss.2--013t A SPHALT REPAIRS ........ ••••••••••• •• • Nwpl ~l<'h arra hJI z:n;..r l'c·r,1m1r 'I'll<' ~..io ~~ . .tli.v l'On~·n·t(' culling. All strvlco. Reas. roto~ · r~son11ble. 559·1~32 ltef Eilb 646-0464 J::xl)t'rt Alkm lloiui. 111 l'l4' llAHY~l'l"l'l'\t; i\1' tu1111t• orpet Serviu honcl<-d. ini1um l 492·3728 '8prn . Co T1 •mue ~or811uuhse"c'0~ · Free est. Sluml)i>t onc, lllc, 11~931. Ref. 1''rlle est., 5:30/ur wknds wurk ~u a r . L i c'd , Npt, C.M. H.B. S48·4.987 N . k" ' Palnl\ne. lot/Ext. L lc ~~ mnklnit. ~4~.4rnu .4ft. Lnkt• Fori•'t \n' !-.h1t1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --u I "i • • out ousl blockwalls. hrtt•k pllln Work ltiUllr. Won'l be un· __J 71iX 8501:1 'h.impoo & l\ll'Um I'll'•'" t.F.ONIT1': CONCH t-;·r~ GetMt'al S er•lcts llOml' o rricc cleanln6j ters. Quuhty ·work Ill re d1irbld. Aft. 6pm 968-0887 TeleYlslon Re pair m~ C11h11 °hn11htonc1·i., S T A :01 Pl N G · C 0 l> ·~··••••••••••••••••••• 547-42/ll as prices. Dob 7S0·93S4, . . Call 6 3 1·24 40 •••••••••••••••••••••••' Business Ser vice "h 1 <'., r (1 t:) 1 0 m 111 blc'l>IOnl', hnck & llle lluodyma n & Carpen~er 000•3953 Exprt PamUng & P11~r-CANO P Y ·rv SVC \'O. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hh"C'h ('l·rnhv rm d in 11.1lioi1.clc6404349 Any &Allhome r epatrs. CleoniftCJ 1ng. C ustom wor k + Or11"1tcCn.A"t>hnlt Co. l!<t H:lll'Si•r\lc·i• '" llOOK"t-:1·:1•1'\<: 111,'1& 111;·b1. i\q.:'i in t Freeesl .548-0449 GilS-7918 Block,brlck,slumpstone m atcriols,25yrs cxpcr. nt t'ulr l'rll't''l>iiOltl:S.i All phJ ,>'i hookk1·t·1111l j\, 1 !,( •• I . I h ' Contra c or walls & planters. 1-;xpert· re ferences. n lchard. PlCMO & 0")4111 .._. i.lulcmcnh 1>a' 1 oil, t•l<• '>. 1' n>1ll' '~Ill. 1 1' au: ~'i ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Haulfn9 Housecleaofog, reas<lna-ly installed 11pet•lally !lti0·336J .. .-i_ 6415 Tf'ff Service 1.11.1r d1rn 111•t iH nr <I rt I "'F. ~I J \RVIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble rate· no h •avy mov . _ ... ,. II ·~-b 36 ''""" ----------i ·~ 4 )ri. '''111·r " c·r· \"' 11'1'·"' t.) >''' l''J>r 1111 .r. •. ' • • ,s, c. . pnc .. "U. "a ou 5 ""''"' •CUSTOM PAINTING• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L~, !>lllall Jl"l'l 'H.l ISi!!lll k 11 I< f AcJcJ1t1011i. & ltemodcltng llauhng/movmg, .cleanup Ing, re{:.. 960-4868 or63S·43114 •ORGAN T UN INC * Rcmov u 1 s, l rt mm 111 ~. 't','1' or 1111 m v' I' • I' !> !162 r,s;:i Lie 317856 S7 /U,p. Tree work. Reas, s . r XI I H I Q u A LI T '{. L 0 Allen·Conn·ltod"crs pruruno, frt•t• ··~l l.1c''1 Borr & Au o c:iatH ,. fast free esl 842·4597 al is action .iuar · nt Mo• "9 RATES " " • • c:~rae P1lmer & Sons ' refs. Call Knthy 751-7716, ••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• Call Bruce 546·0720 e ves NewPort Org1m s 645·1530 Fully insur•'tl ti U ~l \ llu'"''''"' ~t·1 'tl.l'' ".1q~·1 \l.111''1ll l,1y ~i>Ur, ~.... .. TR E DY L · h646 071>4 l-;:;:,:.:...::..:...:~~:....:..:..::.::~..:.::4,;;::--;--;::;--:----1----~lo11lhl\' !'\t,1l• nlf'nls or""'"' HP11<11r~ & Adds/Hmdl1Patnl/Ph1ns YOU llAVEl A etg . M0Vlr..G?Let 2Expr'd EXPERTPai.nting.Jnlr& otht'/R~polr T rimm1111: & ll·mo,,11. l11t:11n11··1,1, l'.1)1011 1 1c·.u111H! too• 1.11.11 \\1111< Bl 1096W 5S7·W32 l 'LL~~,u~~WAY Janitoriol men moveyou Dun Extr . F ree est. work ••••••••••••••••••••••• yng exp\r 111cJ1v11Ju.U...:J •Ja,1•1.11111111r.:.• ,1th1n~··r .... 1\1111; .. Frt.''t GarcleninCJ •••••••h•••••••••••••• 4.94·6936 &5S6·1'2t5 msg. guarantced.642·0295 PATCH PLAST ERING Re a •. (,11 1 l>.trrvl ••• 1 l l Ur h ·•cl " ·1) \ \I 1.1~ lblh ••• •••• ••• • • ••• • • • ••• • • Remove ceme nt, usphall, Comp 1 e l e l a n Ito r i a I Priendly Moving Co. Effr· . **ALL TYPES•• 615·01111 , i.1111 .• 11 \\ l' l t LI . Shades of G r een Yard dart, tree;., etc Fr e.st. services: carpels, up-cient friendly service Pa1nt1n g ·lnt. & Exl. Free Est S40.6825 Tnmmmi;, lkmo~ Jlkpr tvp1n)! !'-t(l,tn t.11i: In ~~~. ';~1~1; h:',~~~;, 'h~-:;:er.., (.';ire. Ho) a l service, 642 2624 Lic/inl>rd. holslery, wood, cork. all L o w'e ;. l p o~ s r a l e~ Custom pa anting w /a c-VERY NEAT PATCH l'rumni;:. lk.i~1111.1bll• " l1111.Jl'<u J11 ... 1·Jlhfl>r,.,m \bc~l 'µhoi,.1 .. r~·Allv.~ ~own to"J::arth''pnces• HousecleCMing ~~~~~~i Local r ers. 847-09'J2 ~~~tronRn:fst.ne:;.~!o::l~ JOBS&TEXTURE l>Jn,G:11.2w111 , bu:. 1.12 h 1111. IJl v. 11 ~u,ir II• h \It'. lrt•!-.l t>-10·9'185 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • p. &i2·1334 or 673·5130 al\ 5 Free ~t. 893·1439 Window Ct e aninCJ lSJlll '''"" ll1"" II.iii•, 1• 1:> :nt~ CJ!Jl.llt•ro & Son-;. Ex pr Wanl a nEALLY CLEAN landscapiftg Poimng/Paperin9 & wknds. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • ~Jrriener. Fr csts, r t'-HOUS E? Call Ginghum ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PluftlbincJ 'l t!ar View Wtn'1ow t'L1 "''"'" .t<h "·II h1, 1Jo11'l1lru11 thl' h.111• 1:i·t a .1su11Jlllt!. 6 16 4654 afl Girl. Freecsts,645·5123 Exµr'd l.un ri seapcrs. P ainl·Rcpz11r.JS y r i; In e faslest draw in the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wa~hin~ & llnusel'lc•:in 1ll•111 .... ~mJll 111111' 111 Jllh\i.llh.ilmvi·•"-ll>.111~ -1prn. . Spnnklcrs : lnstall&re· a r ea. workma ns hip Wcl>l.. a Daily Pilot10 %offw/ad.Plumbin(I, 1n g Q uality work • ,111~· 111· m . .I u -.t r JI I' tlut t' I a"' f n•cl Atl S ELL a~le hems. :-"llh a pair. Concr ete & brtck guar. Ta ke adv ant or m Classifie d Ad. P hone wtr svs. leak!, balhrm Guuruntl'C'tl. t.~2 1:1:11 nr 1 l>I:! SliiK J'hnn1' 1~1:! :>11711 Want ads Call 642·567 Daily Pilot Class1!1l'd Ad. work. 645·7978 ~I alone expet . 536-7056__ 642·5678. encl. Reas. 832·2408 673·5130evl!.s & wknd' Apartments Unfum. Apartments Unfwft. Apartments u.wfurn. ApcriMtnts Unfwft. Rooms 4000 Rentols to Shore 4300 Office Rentol 4400 lusitMH Lost & Found 5300i •••• • • • • • • • • ••••• • ••• • •• • • • •• • •• • •• ••• ••••• •• ••• • •• •• •• • •••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• • • • •••••••• •• • •••••• •• •• ••••• ••• • •••• • •••••••.••••••••••••••• Opportunity 5005 ••••••••••• •• •• • • • • • •• • LOCJUno Beoch 3848 Newport Be ach 38 69 Newport Be ach 3869 Newport leach 3869 Wrk fem Christian kit ~ . ,. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST. H<'wunl. Blk l!.ah . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• g1, · ·b h N' 8 Roommate. 1\1 or F, 21·35, 180 sq. ft. single ofrace . I".. rnul" 1 J "Utt 1 lltll!!> ••••••••••••••••••••••• " prv g, steps lo c . . . 3 Br hse, big yd, Nwpt New bldg, pleasant sur-CAUTY SALON "' · " · -i'• 1 S1ucl11 1 .ipt I 1 • .,,11 ~.:tH WATERFRONT •2 BR. 1 ~ ba, S235/m o Dix 3 b r, 2 ba upper SlSO. 675-1706 645·2223 Hghts ar ea Own rm roundiogs lLH $110/mo SI l u II & ltJ.l7. 5111 7?'1!! 'I n I I VIEWS IN wpl Heights. •2 BR. duplex. t Blk bch. $4.25 • --$150 I . . • h • 0•7 253 . . . x II 0 on, a eqpmt • ... 0 1 111'' 1'1 ba, $4(J(J/mo. Nwpt +utll. 548 ·!134 l. Eves .OC E AN F R 0 N T rm mo. nter vic w P one .,.. · 1. inven tory \ncluded in Lost 10l6. C.old I.ah. ft•m · i•1t ,,1i.x NEWPORT. Crest. Red Carpet 646·2848. w/balh, pvt ~nl, d eck. 645-tt195 •576 SqFT sales pncc, r e d uced l an/\\hl, llhr coll~i· &15·3..17-1 $150. Lag Bch. 673-119Sor $3,000. to new .price or w /br al>s bud.I~·. Vk. l 09unaNlquel 38 52 Strt1<1ng0Ps1gnanoa11 ------~ 494.39!J3 Gar09es forRent4350 FTHYLY• Sl0,500.Submilall orrers Oran i;c & 17th , CM •. ••••••••••••••• •••••• •• elegant. exc•t1ng wav to 2 l:lr, 1 b:i nr-0cean; gur IA YFROHT ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• V ERY SllARP. 2 PVT ~1cVAY INV ESTl\1 ENT Hc\v~•r<I lYltJ 21~ ~ 111 :! h.i ""'' ""1" ~~~o~~~~t~?,~t~t~~Yre-S26Syrly,Nov.l ,dshwr nearBa lbo::i lsalnd,2br ,N1ce roo m . ltte k ilc~. Singl<.'gar::igt!.Clean. 0 1''<.:'S &RECEPT.WET CORP.(714 )842·7481 <'31',''.11~·.~.-.utt l tit\\"\ .1lh·\ oiac<'s Your own private l~'~"l6Slreel6«·4340 2 ba, lovely Bay View pn v gs ror e!" pl Y d Fair Ur area. S20 mo. B A n . P V T B A ' Lc>o~L1p~1~ 'h~oc~~i:;~ll~ ..... •" patio or t>alConv Afrt£'no1v liltn kit., nu crpt~. am· fc~ale only. ~oo mo !>-16·5060 STORAGE RM . COFFEE SHOP m11t1on oottar rec center lllgh on hill. Sl45. Utal ml.'<!. occupy. $ti?5/mo 546·2573 962·SS47 $6000. + p/mo. Yorklov.n llU "~'UIZ)" N t 8 h 3869 TC'nnis courrs. coo p.11d Fee R I SINGLE ca r garage, Land m a r k location R EW J\ lt D. S'lli !17'~~ . •. ':":r:'.~ •• :.0.: ••• •••••• ;\lain Renlab, 540·5370 ~Y~-:S"' Barrett ea> Room w pvt ent. & pvt .Nwpt Bch areo.1 S30 Pluza E xecutives Suites. seals 57, real coiy. Ask'. 962 5228 :! nr .ttlulr 11• p..t' s:•(tll 21.!I 1-: ll·lh ~I '\ lt ~t l>lh lKCll '\1:"'1>111 t !--h1111' 11 · 1111\ Ot'l',tn !"-ll)WI '"' .!Iii ,\ :JI.Ir cJuplt' .1pl~ 0\\ nu 1il I tKitt ~l''O:l i':J~llJI Ill I .! Ill :! I ' kl ''"'I .... 11 \1!1111 , ..:11 .. 1 1.1t1 5:!~~. "~" 1~~)11 \1111 •DELU XE• ~;.,,1111 111 t :i "' .. 1),1 Le·."'' 1111 I ~p.11' 111.1'11•1 "lllt". d111 I Ill ~ dltl g .II .11.! 1• \ 11 I 'I duo I llfll"lll"I ,I\ ,111 l'nnl 1\ ll'l l•'Jllllll ,111·.1 \ct1111 , ulll) 'i11 pc•l , Xti.1 \mri:•" \\ .1\ \l.111;1i.:1•d II\ c ,, •• 11.1tl.1 \I J.: 1111 \ II --~ ___ ""'""-bath. Uppe r Bay. S95 968·8867or894·46S2 256 sq ft view ofc. All ang $23,500. A gC, UBI, SIOO REW"'RO Po. Beal'h. Yearly ----.-------642·6889 servac~. Airport Tower 751_:n41 • "' Pn>mont()ry me .Jbr,l ba,frpk C lean & c la!>s 1 br . Wa nted lo rent garage Plaz:a, 2082 Michelson, Med Sl7l' J10ldt•n colJ.UhJ Luxurv aou1t rentals from saso monmlv ;oo Promoncorv or wesr. Just norrn of Jamooree on P.1c1fte coast H19nwav. Telephone 17141 67S·8000. owneo ano manageo ov The> 1n11ne comPanv PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS I or 2 B<.'drn<Jm~ .11111 l'l>I\ nhOUM'' Frum S:l2!1 ~" 01,.·n!f lill.11ly ~11.1 1 •oob '1'«11111~ \I'! •I':. lrom io'Jshiu11 hl.mcl .11 .J.1mh11rl'•' nu '1.111 J o.tqu111 ll1ll' 1!11ad 17141644-1900 &16-9218 $375 b 1, y 1 '{ f\rm r m , pnv balh, pool, s pace or sml bldg to do lr\'tnC. 752-0234 FAST FOOD fem Collie/ H1.•tri<·v1is •• . • wt a cony. r Y ca se. cov gar, ma ture adlt. body work. 642 7118 Loi.l 1 J'c n n 4.. Ol.PLEX 3 blks bch, 3 Br $295/mo. 673·~7 $115. N B, t!VCl'.646-8465 . TAX MEN 150 sq n. share $7,000. MO. ITUX. v l' II II ~~ I ' 2 Ba, bltn::., rplc. patio. ' Sloral'(e garage for rent. cx1st.rng lall April, busy Ideal for couple, pre::.ent· W1bon. t' ~I 10 22 iii •. ''• gJr. Yrly S«>O. 645·1682 NewPorl Shores Duplex. 3 Guest Home 4150 See Mgr 1959 Ma ple Ave, ly help run, well esl::ib • l'olluror 1.11;:. 1;.15 IS.i7 Ybrd, 2 ~aa'ro::ing~ha!n:~h~~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt 5, C. M. ~~~~~i.};7 good loc, !asy terms. Agt . U BI. Found Collt1'. fl•m.tlr. :! Ar. <pk· I' 21~a. 2 patios, • " • ' Pvt rms lovi11g care ----•51·3741 tan whl. t~•bJ Ch11·a .,.&;'-' \:Ocl sunµon·h & gar, blk d ryer .. 1 b.t.k lo beach. balanced' d'1e ts. lo·•e1y' Office Rentol 4400 "' \ 11 n b h d "'50 'rly lse ""6 971~ ~m y Be-/W•'n ... Taw ... rn n a r n c• r I \' l' • •. to <" • l'omp re ecor. ~ · J , ·<rt •• .. " p::itio/grdns 544.3933 •••••••••••••••••••••• Business Rentol 4450 "'c.OSTA .. MES•/\.. IW!l 2'J<17 l • .\flit~. no' pcls. S37S yrly 1 B 1 B ! PRIME LOCATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5-lli·4!J'J5 r 11• mo mo. Vocotlon Rentals 4250 Good expasur". L•usy 1·n. Xlnt area, family pro· LOST Ladil·s f.(old l11tl-·1 aU new int, no pets, • " "' IALIOA INH blems force sale. needs b r u ct• I ,. t . N w 11 1• 't 1 BLK BCH. lge 4 Br. 2 Ba, $275. 673·4804 ~····~··• •f•••••·~,;·••• gress & egress. Plenty of 500 sq. Ct. incl. sink area go getter now! Agt. Ul:U , B c h 1 11 B . Ill· ward'. ncwlv dl'rld . n'o pels. Yr· uxun~us, urn. vi a on parking. On Brookhurst & ut1I. 105 Main Sl. h h.; s.s25 &-12.3443 2 Br l~ Ba, Twnhse slyle, S a yultla Beac h n e ar & AUanta In JluntinJ(lon 675.8740 751·:1141 7S2 M!l3 ___ _ ....: -....: ---bltns, cpls, drps, incl Puerta Vallarta. 4 br, 4 Beach. /\pproxim utely Mexican Restaurant LOST Blul'k 1-'l'mJll• i·at . 1 BH, 1 UA. n•frig & stove, Polio. heated pool, ad Its, ba. $500. wk. 731 3777 llOO sq. ft . of ground noor I d e a I bu i Id in g (o r -.,.,, 11 • 1 1 • I $235 S48 2682 ---~IN· monthly net! 3 yr' o 1 spy.: a!'.-1 lll1H!•' -i;-.~:ir. on •.he !eights no pels. . . PALM DESERT HOME-space Slgnmg. $325 /mo. architect . ~aw or busa· Xlnt beach loc ation . & llll lb. <.:cJM. 1;10.0:-1'17. S22.1 /m11 G&W pa id . 28 2b ·t di l ·t' Del 'r "h' . , C all Mr. Plumme r , ness offi c e s, n ear seals in & out. r .. al SS Hewar<l ' ' I' rd m n tu re ad u I l r, 8 s u 0 ap · P<i 10 uxc urms mgs, ccn· 963·bi 67 . ha rbor, NewPorl Beach. " i\v 11 1 n ow A gen t & 11arag e . S250 mo. tral air. lg healed pool, Approx l6QO sq ft, most Um8a1ke75r.1~~terms.Ain. Lost:/\prn•ol l'oodle l'up' 1 -~ 1' 168 . 642·4727. huge yard, 3 Bdrms, 2 w/cntrl heat air cood. • .,,'LI I Y II ' • .:> Ba. c.c;unp kilcben . · rn.t e. c uw c.:ollur \ 11 / .! ltr, 11 2 Ba. 822 W New!>O'tlsle Waterfront 2 TV's, sle.rl!b, n o cllildren Can sublease 600 sq ft RESTAURANT Brookh u rst /(~ arf 1e lll, Sp.11 '"11· o1·w :: .'l :11----------1 BJlboa. opt.•o Sat&Sun. Br, adu lts only, sl ip under 10. Ph: 213-6S6-7A82 426 31sl St 675·4271 Locate d on N e wp ort HB. Reward 968 297G . l\dr m~ :: 11·1111 111111 PENIN SULA PT. 1213)476·6783 a vaU.Yrly.573.9335 3·Days. $1 50; Weekly ~Alt~ Canary Village Bay. Hi net. l~eal f!'r Fuund · i':nuli!'.h She,•p' .,1., .. 11111n1111,111t1••11t" <->CJ\ •1 lhl ~so ./.c_...,.,_... 1 0 Ill ... , '' :.!ltH,lb.1unfSSOO .\ll' 3br,2b··nr Pav1Uon ....... : .. on Y•• . -Cottage cou. p e. wnerw1 ram. do_ .. Fc.•malt.'. /\pnrox i Ill·\\ • 11 \ 1 .. 1·1.-111011,tl 111· ' •B ?b·• 1n 1•~rk Ne"•port u .,, -~~ D k p k R l l " OCEA NFRONT -r.-" .. " &bc h.S400 moyrl". OnBeachPanlhouseCon /;;;-,;.....,__, G46·480l or 673·2916 ac ar es aur<in yr:. old Gnln Gro\(·'' \du1•111111t 1111111.-cl "' Fme;.t Oc 'U loc. Spa, 675.0 ""7 J ~ ./.•---Bkr .673·7348 Wesl m int!'.ll'r arc:" "'"'·"ll \ I '""I 11 ' ,\ :i 11 ll .2 h.i s;,:;c1 pool teams. A vaLI Dec 1. """ do. Near Cultural Cnlr. ./' ._, -. .. .._ Industrial Rentol 4500 !l3ti·tilrl7 111·h .1111·p111t :>.t:1.·, 1111 NEWPORT TERRACE •~110061 2 br blk lo bch. ycJ Oahu lla wa11. Fully ./'....,...pw11..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• luslMSsWonted 5010 _____ ,,"'f t.i5 l'lll llrl\r :1111<,:!h.1.11ml11S:>1111 '. . k ' 'furn . yr lse. (714 ) PRIMELOCATIOH •••••••••••••"••••••••• Foe-..n Blond1: or·· =""I" I "'"'" :! ,,, .: h I SEA W l.._.D C 0 ... 00 l.1do Is le l br apt. New frplc .. pur mi:. S325, • yr-968·2046 " " ''Lil ly. abo 1 br G7S·3ll!l. ---Good exposure. Easy in· HEED A.CTIOH! <.:ha mpJi.:nc color lem ' :! Ill<. dl'n 2 b.1 <'t5<J kilthl•n, new crpl. v & P l f U · ed B I I 1' S I & II clpl' \\.111 \.u\ l'i '"·' 111 o \I I \ • t d 11 H I t :t "' md. S240 li7S·23~2 Modern 2 br elec range Bii: Bear Cabin. 2 Br. Aress eitress. enly o nit us ness nvesl erril·r • PJYl'<. · ro :ir BA YFRONT H O ME ---' f . , • 1 · d k. frplc, ~leeps ll. Week or • l MO FRE E RENT <t park mg On Brookhursl menls, Inc. California 'i. Vic off llu1 l>or or !faker. ""'" "1-.ntl :1 llH . 2 b.1 S21HHl l\1o vrlv WESTCLll'~F 2 br. I':: ba re "ll: gar., llC sun ec w~kend. 640-55GS 1·2·3 Rm. offices from &. /\tlanla in Huntington largest business s:ilcs 5'10·0583 or !"ll!f ll/H2 STEPS TO BEAC H lnhse. Adults only, n Adult.s, no pet~ .• $300. 1 Sl 25 p e r m o. AdJ . Beac h. Approxi m a te ly team , 25 offices ~tale 7' 1 . . ~ I\ \I IHI\ f'l·.'l'\...,l I :.' 111 I ll,1 ,.u:, 11111 2 UH :! b.1th~. S.UICI 1"11111 2 l\r, l bJ, Ulll 'llS pets. 1728 Bedford l.n. blk beach. 642·3666 Rentols to Shore 4300 Airporler llotcl. No lease ROO s q. fl. of g round floor wide, 6 in Orange County f OU~D :lk ll ?1•11c. l.~l' ,1 pcl $:125. mo_ 548·7533 2 BR STEPS lo Ocean. Yr· ••••••••••••••••••··~·· req. 833-3223 T1I noon space Signing. S32S/mo. lo service your needs, Wt.' or, 1 ~1:0111 10 L l\I urt :I ·---I • .,.,c 675..s67s Brt 1"Z Ba, 2 sly, ·~ mt to Ca II Mr. PI um mer, are desperate for bui;j. !IW Gll!l!i _ __.._., Orean\'1t.'w, sundcck. y . .,_,. s c l Pl· S1"5 mo 60• PER S9 FT 963 t'767 nesses to sell we h"IVC Jl;tch1"1111 l'.1 11.. '\l\\lll•lt J',111 1\ 1111 11 ,:.: .. :1 1111• c,111 ;, .. ,; 11.1.· 1 1 '" 111 ''"'" associated l'r. 2 ..... ln·1ry r·· ... llOLl.IS WOOD,Re alt.or c·all S~at.afatz6~P·M ,-Sun afl. • ·• · . • · FOUND Fc·m.lllarkC::il, ) Uu u u• J6J7 WESTCLI FF·NB peop le With $5000 .. S1am('M' 11"11' lltghluod . ma ture ad lls. s:ns San Clemente 3876 SPM.5.56-2974 AGT.541·5032 StorOCJe 4550 $200.000 who are reutly. & Norlt•ni.:h i m N n I ROKEAS-AEAL TORS aozs w lolboa 61l·J611l tH5·lfl7~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• willing & able to buy 548.0498 ... • · ---------•W HIT E W ATER v Sharcsuper ll.B.Twnhse, OELUXEOFFICES Stor age gara!:e E·side, now BEACH YEARL Y 2 Br furn or unf, wntr/yr. ' . u · spiral str contC'm furn Com ml & indi;ll spuces. <.:. M . t 2x l 2x 28. $SS. · CALL UBI rOUNU lri:-h Sc•llcr v ie OhJB1 :!ll.111ppl'rdpl-.1----------11>.' 5300 Se a s ho r e. garden 1Celttng,l~.e>2 nr, ~c t ba'r . ri re pl : 200 to2000 sn.fl As low lO'x l:>'d~r.642·6243 W &<' 1 JI G 'h · adlls ..,65 mo 245 W ·• -.,., 1525 Mesa Verde Or arucr · .ra lam, . d<'ll \ll II •·111·1 u11po1 d1.•)('l·,'\'IJ•'ll(l"li 'r \rl\· ?_ 213·427 K781i. S 11w111 i.e , · ~ ,· ., . · wash/drv.er , '" br, pvt a~""S''.rt.l.unNiuucl & .. ''U ,, I Ma r11 u1l a 4!J23Ll67/ .... . • ..,.,. 'I <> .. East, Su1'lc 100. ''ti~.t •· vllill.l:.. --1 S-17.'• ... 11111 '""':.I llH, 111.1, cl1·1" ~.,·r. l'Jll'. Sunda~ ~ 300 . . entr. pvt ba $180 incl util, M1s:.1011 VteJO a rc<Ji.. Wa rchouses, 14x22 on Cst. "' a M clrµoe 1111 pt·I~ ~:111;' Irvine 3844 6"5 slrrnalc ,21·35.Arl Gpm Handy to S. U . .Frwy Hwy.NpBch.$40.m onlh. Mesa LOST : l>;.1r h s hu nd Irvine 38 44 1..1;, 3Ki.'i •••• ••• •••••. ••••• ••••. OCE/\Nfo'RON1' luxury 2 968·0326. Call 831-1400 493·6114. 751-37 4 l '"Brownil"'. \'11· l'll•asnnt. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• r I Deal w/the professionul View Sthl. 11 11. 812·01119, , One.place in Woodbri~e that isn't sold out. \.\1•P1ll •111l1:1• I'm•. A1'.11lnwnt .. niJy hl• thl' be\>t-kl'pl i ,, t 1111111.; ··<'·l··n11..; l<'"1dl·11t1.1I bt·~t .. ,,lier, the vtll.11i1' "' \\1111,th11tl1;c And 1111 .. 1u~l1c .tpJrlml•nt commun1ly 1 11 I •' 1 \' 11• 1.1 I 111 r11:lit 1111w, 1•1th1·r. with all the ,,:1 ,r.1· ,,,,, l111d11111 1;(linH on ,... l\l1t I '11 1 '''"' ll'\P •• 111d I h1 l'1· h, .. f, PClln uruh, ~csigncd l1k1· .-..tlv l .il1l,1111 1,J liur11:.1luw~ .• 1n· w«ll worth the effort. 1 lwll' olt l" ll•ty l•u;ll "'"· f11t'plJ~('<: 1'.1tios :ind b.ilui1111· I "I .• 11111l11t .111 ·-1\11• 1'111-. .111 tire wl\.lc-opcn vill.11;1· t t'l rl'.1111111 .111.! Pllwr ,:,111.!111• .. i•I Uran~c County",, ml'.( 1'\1ti1111: 111·w pl.H l' lo l1v\' I 1'1locv 1111t 111.11' \\'1tl1 d(•t1•11n111.1l11111 1\11J vi:.1t soon. n, I (Ir(' Wl' ,,, .ill t.11..rn, I 1 •(1. • \\,1c-dl•r11h:1• l'm1·~ 1\p.irlnll'11I 11' Pmestonl', lf\1111• t .1l1l1ir111;i (-l~l "'"'.! 04tltl Ren ts fmm $270 < ''~ nl·d & 111.111,lt:• ,I hy 1 lw Ii v11w L omp.iny l1•.11111;11fl1<t' hour~ ·'·" lO wrrl..d.1y..., 9-5 \0 weekend:. APARTMENTS TltcVll~ofrTj \\bodtirldgC IRVINE VIUAGES br, den, rp c. pvt step~ Female lo share 2Br Con· FOR LEASE Rentols Wtmted 4600 aft5wkd}.;, llcwarrl. to bch. $590. 499·2M7 do wtsame . Beaut. locu-•••••••••••••••••••••• MatMy to loan 5oi s SantoAna 3880 lion Pool1view.768·'1937. 3 0FFICES WA NTED : F11rn 1i;herl •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST Stll..v'J'crr An-i.11.1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• S 155 MO EACH Hcsidcnce, Duplex or ht, 2nd & 3rd T.O.'s "Sissy". \'tt' W;.irnrr & 1 __________ 1Need 2 r oo m m a le~ FmcCOSTA MESA LO(.' <.:oncJo 10 Corona del Mar LOANS AVAILARl.F. P~n· <.:11 .... l llwy 1011211 , I Newpart mansion. Call 7 52-1700 or South of Hack Hay. Crl'dilnolimporla11t 7 PM $100 llcw.ird.'' loi-ge One Bedr oom Builtlns, includtng dis hwasher . $20.5 1>er month Jo"1rsl :ind la:.l /\J:cnl 540 0555. Vic al 675·7017 before 8 Call &14 9190 673_4883 Brol<cr &16·2218 · Cut down ii'i:\ii:A w1lh well behaved 5 year Dtids 50 35 20lh. C \t • JO 27, s mall AMor :iflSPM. [ I ~ l t:ut.llj!f.·.u• Young Christtan m other Mortg.s. Tnad FOUNU· On ll.1rbor & Livi"CJ Expens-es! old daughter. needs a 1 ••••••••••••• ••• •• ••••• hla1 k male cloi.: w /tan. 11•--------... •I Share a home or a ptment INVESTMENT DM SION Hr. upt. Co~la Mesa or markml!..,, tr1mnw1I, nu . So. Csl Plarn area. 3bd 2 rr ..... ~ -----Jlunl. Uch. Nolover $lSO. LOANS 9% C'ollar •l'n 1:!37 ba. bra nd new cpL, kids Qousr-CIJ.AJ't.S Vl'CUl"IJ I tu B/\YFRONT o rr.cc Uhli: Call L111d.1531 52!12 "'' 2nd TO l ----s A I ll ----aiuf.O oons ~·nt1ND Yorku•, frmul~. ok 3626 Mtlrant', Apt 1. UU .:;«pNJ:M~H"-pJce v~i · cus. 1 Br or Bach, fu rn apt, FaireslTer mss1nccHl·l!I Vll·. It a l boa P e n n. $J50 mo. 002·11!13H ru ~ }Jt.>1.te1...q 675.11141 Nwpt or CM area . Sl75 Sattltr MtCJ. Co. Phone• li7'.I !"".022 aft 5PM . South LCICJUna 3886 For over 5 yrs. 832·H 3t 150 I Westc:liff Dr. m ax. 6'14·4493 642·2 I 7 l 545·061 1 t' 0 u N I) d a r k f.! r "~ ••••••••••••••••:••••••Female lo share w/samc NewportFinancinlClr 3Br , 2 Ba hse, w/yd & Frl•n1•h l•ondl1•. Va¢ Ll'(e, qu,iel, luxunous ex-3 Br, twnhse. $100+ulil. Le oti'") Office Space gara l'(c, needed by fa mi-We Buy 2nd Trust Deeds Mai 11H·r .S11uun: t\pttt. • t.•c. 2 br, 2 ba opt. C.M.548-1263.afl6pm. Call on SileManager ly IJcc l. E ·sido C.M. Cashimmcd !64S·t2fi0 &12 411~1li Elevator to S<'cnlc pri v. 1714 > 642·31 ll cxl 246 area pr er. Nol over $.'JSO. Turner Riiy Jn vest. Co. b<'h. Party & game room, Female to share 2Rr Con --Hesp party, have rd's. p . k . I l"OllND Ill Spt'<•rl hl~;u t total sec. Perlect •living do w /sam e Beaulirul Corono. Del Mur, newly P leusc phonc 645·7857ofl n vaic p arty see 8 20t Soulhl.1Jt.:1111aarcu. or wknd retreat for the locatio n, pool , v iew dccorat<•d o rrices. Two 6prn. r~~C~tC:::~~rur~drl~~ __ '11>'J·2!'11J.'> adventurous adull. $.SIS 768·4937 with own balhrm, cnsy D I Pil PO llo mo. yrly.'lsc 400·283.~ outside ucc~i1s $92.50 in· #767, IJ ly ol'. x Found, 3 mo·H old P u1ipy, -Apt to share w/rosp rem . cl util. 675.5444 lu·' • /I t/ 1560, Ca. 92626 Cobla femnlc hlk w/wht un1h!r ~s Furnbhed Nov 1 , J c hild OK. MMIS nves Mesa . neck, Lub/St•I. Vie, arUftfunllshed 3900 $12Stmo.!i45·3367 CORONADF.LMAR Fhtanc• lst TO, approx . $7!lOO. !;fla~~~113r lor M<'fJddcn . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl50. Dix suill'. umplc ••A••••••••••••••••••• °"-lAI\ Resp female would like to k A/C 675 moo • lusJ · 8~3 payable $150 mo ~ TllEEXCITrNr. share apl or hse w/2 or p g. • . . o;·c!-t:mfty SOOS willdiscounl57o.493G319 1,0ST :.s,m1 ",luck Poodle, PALM MESA APTS. more fema les, starting TOP LOCATIONS ........ ;••••••••••••••• AnRawtcetneftts/ fem Cl PP<'I. Sant.1 i\ni.t MINUTe~(ON PT Oecl.963·1124 Harbor area's be1l. 100 MARKET 'enotMA•/ &2lst St CM 6-16~34!* Bach, J&.2 BR. ~1aturc female. 25+ yrs, To J.OOOsq fl. l'·rnm $SO S8900 p/mo Lost & FoUnd I.OST 10 Ill rn Jll• poodl<•,1 ' from $19S. to s har e 3Br Twnhse, REALONOMICS.Corp. Ideal for Mom & Pop ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 y r 11. l'(ruy. nN·d~ , Adults. No Pet.s Univ Park. 552-8589 Brokers 615.6700 s pacious stor e, we ii AMollltctf!Mfttt 5100 medlcatton. n o lu~i.,., (s Blt~i:!~~; N::...""rt 1-'emale roommate 21 lo localed, $10,000A: dowUriB+J ••••••••••••••••••••••• S36 9549 or !Ifill 23~. '• ..., ""' n dM 62 r.A lrondHew lldcJ. inve ntory . gl . • SCRAM LETS ST: Olack male Pr"l<-Blvd.) 26. esp. C . Sl .C>v + OHicu wit h priva te 751-:1141 • " 546-9860 dep. Cindy 675·2918 ,..£ ( a Poo. white flea collllT', baths. 45 -.e~U a SQ. t. !n· • tumlture & Plywd Mrg. ANSWERS 962 258S R 4000 Female to shar e w/same, eluding ulU1t1c:11. 300·600 •Ladles Weer, Hi.Class! ------ OOIM lovely apt. 2 Br. 2 Ba. sq.n .unlts . •BOOKSTOR E Oyrate-fo'olst FOUND: Luri~e C':old e~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.aaun11 Hills. 586·4060 or Roy McCardle •URAr ERY WKRM Gully -Husth: Lob. abo ut 2 rrs o hl,1 •...- Slt'eping r m" SGO·Sto:I mo. Slll·88S7. An. 7PM or Sun. Realtor 111 o Newport • RUG/UPllL Cleaner\ FLUSllt:RS mulr, vk of r :-. . 'l'enr1ielr AU $50. wk. Share kit /· FUR TURE I Ci Old you hu r about th<t Club. 540 ~r.1; 1~, bath. Shown Mon·Snt Female to s hare 2 BR, 2 Costa Mtse 541-7729 • N r te n plumberg who tor mcd 11 d · -t "only". Call art tpm . &. P romontory Pl. $200 Contact Agnt Sa m Crane bar bers hop q ulArl cl? Foun . 10/26 Vtc Wilson & I R f 'd ,..., """'° C II .. •to 631 t160 (714)645·4170 S4 P l cen ll sm11ll I If . e • re • _,"""" or mo. n " n, • DM 350 to 1020 sq. rt. , T hey c ell themselve h l c<.I d a, ; . o I;/ II S48·S954 Ma le roomma t e, 3Br AtC. newly decoruled. Estab. Boutique . Prime Tho Four FLUSllERS. _11_r __ o(l. 645 lttll0.:._""1 r ROOMS ~.wk up with dplx, nr bch. $U6+ wttt. Masters, Brkr,67H120 N.D. Joe. $1$.000. + lo· Lost&Fo.ci UOO FOUND: Ma le t:nl{l\Shn• k ltchM) $40.00 wk u p Laguna Bch. 494.8460, lf You Need A Staffed & ventory. 844-1755 eve~. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Shct•p du~. t•orncr i\llu.,._ .. • apt.s.S48·9755or&45·3967 . L U""'DRO .......... T t o & Ncwluo1t , ll H.----..------M/Fltuh are aBr,2ba apt, F\Jrn11hed OHicc. Cllll A n "'~ LOST: flufly,1m 11Ubelgc 536·22l 6 _,.,, 11 Sleepl,n1 r m , pvt ba, ParkNewpon.Orettllv· T H E E X ECUTJ VE OROSS teOOO.Mo. · fem Terrier c ross, nr. ~ 1 t'mpl'd days. $2$ w k Ing, till focll. C:lll Sun or SUI TE. Reot ln<'lude11 Ideal capUve t ... de l o<'8-Weatcllrf. 543-4058. 1i, Hunt Beach.9'2·1719 eveslhnaWed.644·9'2t l /Ume reccfL, phone ft lion, 32 wu hert, l2 LOST: 10·23, Sliver P~.1·~ · mall •en ce . u t il d r yers, xln\ p arkln1 . LOST: Irish Setter m ale , dlo, Soma nlhu, Monnrch - F\im. Rm w/ltllch prtv. WorkJna (al lo sha r 3 bl' Ja.nltor1al. Secy's &r ofc Owner enxious. Wlll ~c-11r, w/Ohlo ta1~. Loll' Buy /SOii C r eek a ru:i1IH Miss.Jon VieJo Aro . house near OCC. $100 equip avail. Newport cepl •ood lerm:1. Agl . wkt •Jo, Thalia St. La1. Nee<i11 m('(!11•t\I attcntmn~ • --~~~~~~~~~~~~~L_-~'"---~~-~~_l~::;~588~~058~9~====1~+~u~0~1~.64~8-344.~~2~;~~~~~~Ceggn~tegr~64~0~54~7~0~::~~817~-4200~~~~;::~::;Jlac~~JH~ew~a~rd~.~4~94~.f4~Sl~JJll36~~~·~~~~~~~~-...: • -• . r ' CJO DAtLVPILOT Satunf!y.October30.1m NefpW..e.d 7100 MetpW-"td 7100 tWpW..W 7100~W-'-d ~ 7100 NefpW ted noo H.lpW 0 Lost & F04lnd 5300 "'-'-W91t.4 7 I 00 L&...&... W...._. 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••• •••••••• •••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• •••• • ...,.d 7 l 0 ·-T • ....,. "7"·-DOCTOR OPF1CE INTERIOR OF.COR· •. Str\llce Station Allt•n· •••••••••••••••••• •••• •• •• •• ••• •••••••••• •••• •• •••• ••••• ••••• ••' •••••• ••• •• ••••• ••••• •• Bad: Ofc, wUI lra.ln. T)tp-ATOR. 8o.o.n1t Btuwn In ·fi dant, exP'•nt-nccd. t\all Wood Rt'flnlther l.(Xlt <2> 2 Yr old fcrnolc IAutoulu IOYS AHO GIRLS lni ~. Neat appcoar .• • terion nudg -nolbtr Restaurant · or P rt·1'me App.ly .\r'('() Pro,.lkMlal ult Dluc:k Lub~. Vic: AUTO/)fARINE/ Mlbilon Viejo. El Toro Doy/Wk Start 1375/mo. up. & ~uallhcd de FAR WEST SERVICES Station, mh & Jrvmu, torelltllab tabln. Chl!:s~. 8rookhurst1G srrleld PARTS .iru. Earn your own ~.oo711 1ilper. C. l for appt. w/ N l I • C~I v111not, ch1on, •te. Al•o 'HB. Rt'w.ird $$? 1M2 . AL~PERSON rn<>MY aellln& aubsc:rip· b ruumc & portCullo. OW nlerv owing For: --r4,\l~nl1b1nK or khc:hen --Al'tlotl1alc1pcorsonwanl· t.1unsalterschool.Forl.n· DONUTS op Help, 831-1921 C0"8 SHOP SHIFTMANAGltt c:ubincb,lJ.inblcrp11nd P•SOMlls S35Cl ed. cxpcnonce ln auto format.ion caJlll30·0913 p/Ume PM sb!l'l. No ex· car Washet' Pt-n Some ln.i doors ctr $12 hr~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• p8ru prdcrred. S<:rvic:e · -per nee. Female, age 111• ... ory MANJt.•IM9fT 'ftAINllS :wllinc cxpcr &c mc"h up-Mui>t huvo own .-111111, Onnklna probltm' curr ent uecounts In CAI DRIVERS 2H.S. Apply In peraon, r~ For -Coco~s &Snock Shops t.Jtudc dtmr:ibh•. MoblJ mcnl. oo·~ qt Job:. 001111 Call Alcohul tlclpllne arowang company. Men or Womf'n Mr. Donut. 13!5 E . 17th St, Positiorui 1!w open Cor ASply in person Car Wuh, 17th & Tustl.n, on our cu .. foml'rs pr~ ~hn.11duy~~ COASTOISTRIBUTORS Mustbe2!5orover ~taMeu. mventory takers, xlnl T W Cl\f. mlS'-'tl· II }OU u1l! riot 11 (714) 540·7063 Apply ln Pcr:con aturdng 111lury w /r11p1d ues., e •&::Thurs. Nov. 2, 3, 4. pr0Cci.<11on;1I ret1nlwhe1. MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTC All OHL Y AYON Yelow Cab DRIVt:R. El Toro, Mis· tncrewies bim.'Ci on ac 8etwn 9am &4pm SIUPPING/Stock Clerk Ill tr 112:11SJaterA\'enue :1·::i~. v~rle0rn~~!; ~:~~ cuNlcy, 11v1tllabihty, & At The Regional Office, 881 Dover ~~3~~-~~~~11"1 • hrs ~:ion111°~r~0(;>;6 f;gc) F~'"'a1n V··ll""Y dependttblllty. Eurly & Drive Suite 1~ Newport Beach • .. CUjh ror "uur lralnin''. ""'"' .. "' d~ thre>uah fo'rlday, For late morninf avallablhty ' "• • -~ " t< , __ ....;,_ ___ __:.. __ , •I 1 II Equal OpportunJtu Employ•r -~ -Tirnn. you work for u• 11l CARPENTERS in orma.a, on. P euse cu ian aud. Ca.a culator or 10 ~ u SfMort Loan Ofc:r SZ:SK $12 br 11nd bave yu111<Jwn 631-3811 HHdhtraSS . IOATS • t!i'::.1• illlk ror Harry key exp. helpful. but not El~techtradur ST.50hr equip ment. <.:al\ Al To Make Min 1 yr ~per req'd. Equul Opportunity c~r~~sme~~a~~~rgl;:~& HefJpW..tecf 7IOO H_._W..ted JIOO Recept/Secrctary toS7;15 (714)\183·5423 unyt me. ·---Chrilfl'Mt Merrier? Must huve own tools & Employer ••••••••••••• ....... Gcnenl Office to $700 lt1vcrs1de. moist successful anven. •••••••••• ••••••••••••••-••••••• c-,~s rd/"' lso Fee Jnbli 1----------Counselinii & Referral ~rn about $40 on every transp. Top wages & xlnt t 871 a•oo , ~·.. " "' ABORTION !'reg. t~1>t-11 vu11 wkndi; S\00 you sell os an AVON benefits. Apply to Sccurl· Drivers oi·y co. ..... PAST t; tJ r AR 1' l ST IPvlno Personnel Agoncy 2-1 Hr Helplim•M7·9495 rtepr uentatlve. Soll ty Guard, West.sail Corp, VW OWHIRS IJarutor needed tor pre FfTlmc. exper or will R. E. SALES Su4ii!iz!7Ui<.:osta :;,~~:70 MerchCMdiH • ---bfuuUtul 1Jft1, jewelry. 275 McCormick Ave Stock VW Bugs ar VW r;choo1. t-trs 3 7pm 1'1 f'~. l~aln. Aµply'tGGO Placen· Frtt 14 doy _.... .--___ ~..... •·•~·,••••••••••••••••• PHEGNAN'l'? . eosmtitics. more. J'll Cot1l1.1Me11u Vllnll only. Let u11 pluce So. Coast Phua area. lla,Costa•tei.ti. ' T oinl --~~ ......... 8005 Cur1n~ conf1dent1al llhow you how. Call . an ad on your auto & S2.60perhrtostart.Call PIXAn".S•ry r ft9Cotttt• TAXCONSUL'fi\N'r ••••••••••••••••••••••• touns<·hng & rtirvrral. 540-7041 or Zenjth 7·l35U. Ca~hier • theater· nuy you'll receive $.15 per mo ~7Sl • .. need)( purlner. Reply Abortion, ..iduptlon 11h:ft. Apply In pe-r)on. to drive as you normally P/t t.hlfts. Varied hr.11 •Personal instruction Box 17214, Irvin~. CA Wonderland kl"-'µlng • . 70U E. Balboa Rl\'d, do. Call 752·la.13, ask for JANITOR-DAYS W/50mo wknds. raid •Mun1111emeo\opporty's APCAJU: S47·2~8ABYSITIER, reliable, Balboa, SteveorJoe Forprivatccounlryclub. while training. 046-8000. •tol!O%Commiulon ,_927_13 _______ 1 Of Antiques! loving, needed for our 2 C '"'SHllRS · Exper prer'd. For in· EOE. •On the job training Teleµhone Sulicllor HUG E w u r oh u u :.i• * ~PJl{ITUAL n EADER yr old daughter, PIT. aft· "' DRIVllS terview cull 644·5404. •Many t.op office toe's $.1 Hr. Phone work & de cr.imm"'<l with over SOO f-'ull y Lieen:.ed noons, Capo Bch . Over21.F/time.Gooc:I PIX,EXPER'D 312 N El C.imino Real 493·1464 Pay. s Locatio~ (Croa ... c.~) • KENNEL Help, wknds & Answering Serv. Opr. la very. Sat thru Wed music boxes, nlckelo· SJn Cleml!rlle. for appt; Metro Car Wash No spet'lal license req d. p/timc 2 days wk. Own Full & p /lime graveyd 1·9pm. 835-0211 exl1G3Y. d'-'<>n pianl)S, circus or 492.9034 492·913( BABYSITTER. teac~er 2950Harbor Bl. CM MacGre,or Yacht Corp., car. Animal exper. pre· sh1 rts. Also, varied RED C '"'R•ET TELLER A ans• w a 11 clock .... --needs, mature lovaog 642.6830. C'd 540_4234 ns shirt:.. Juha or C&rol, "' ,.. grandCnther c lock:.. T1redof "BoubTubes"" woman Cor 10 mo baby. CASHIERS · a · 8339790 REALTORS 962·1011 For our So. Coast Plnza fuscanutinguntjques . Exc1t.1ng "ground noor" ok. Eve & Sat. Eitper. Over Sl.000.000 Wo1 th IJJlc-P11rl~ ·Take Traps 10AM·2PM. rer·s req"d. Casb.iers wanted Cor self opportuna'ly with truly For details call Landa Ca U ,, d G rls Call o/• 2P'I 494 ., • .,., LAMINA TORS PEOPLE PERSON prer'd. · ll Miss Kubes Anaerlc:m lnlcrnatlonal iamvn 1 • • • "• . ...._, i;er vicc gas station. ~art huge potential! Become Westsail Corp. suilboal o r Miss Bouska at Cullerlcs, 1802-'f Keller· liuysUse BABYSITTERneededby ~ame&fulltimeopemngs distributor or "Slender manuf. has immed. Exec needs p/tlme ag.SALES 540-4066. · g St J · TI EVEFOTODATE Te ache r. Lile mall areas .or Oran&e Now" Call Mr Sumner vacancies for hand soc.inwhslesupply.f'ul· ColftlftiulonSalff Callfomiafedef'al ;~-l'i11:·~~·~v~·d th<'ru 834·0234, 834·1552. housecleaning. Girl 7 & 4 County. Here is a perfect for details 549·9006 or laminutors w/at lea:.t 1 ly capitnliied. 673'2223 For the aggressive & Sat. 9 AM t.o+P~1. Visit• 2pm·8pm. + 1 b b R r 0 pp t y lo. r y 0 u 640·0123 personable. $600 t o SaYiftCJS & loan ----'""--'-----'{J's. kd a1 ~o le ~· housewives, middle age yr exper. We have open· $1000+. Retail leather 3333 Bristol St. C.&t. rUILIC AUCTIOM *KAREN'S* ~~.ys : o . or semi-retired to supple-EXEC. SECRETARY for ings on the reJ,ular Mon store. Managerial poten-Equal Oppor Employer MANY 1''1~£ ITEMS OF OUTCALLMASSAGE I ment your Income. For investment co. i n thru Thurs shift or 7AM PHONE s•tris tial career. Apply Tan· w · r ti C II to5:30PM +a part-time " (,. W t 3333 Brit I Typist/Order Desk ESTA'fB JE ELRY, Gr"t·"A'l .. ., .. _17,0 .,Babystter Need,ed,2days more anorma on a ·F3shlon Island. Must S nery ea. 110. A"'T OBJECTS AN " ' " """ ov wk. Infant. With lransp. Part Time, Inc. 821·6260 have 4 yrs exper., type shift Fri lhru un same Phone Sn I es people, So. Coast Plaza, CM Aggressav<', Intelligent TI'Q,UES FINE F'un . 1----------1 65 70 h hours. Apply to the male or female, 16 to &S S49·22A3. · person needed to hnt1dle · N .• Princess Edith Cort•vcr CdM urea. 644-8018 Cashier/Hostess A~pl~~mT~tJllOJ~ w~::'~ security guard. 275 years or age. Guaranteed all phases or order/ship. ETC. PHONE FOR 1~- PlllLY. June211>t, l976lc BANKING Exp.ApplyBenBrowns, Miguel Dr. Suite 200, McCormick Ave, Costa wages or commisslons.SALES/FtJLL·TlME . ping or parts. Responsl· FO. & BROCHURE . Junellst ,2076. Loan Processer / 31106 Coast Hwy, So N.B. Mesa. 2SO Eesl l'Jth Street, Specialty shop. H.B. blepostit1on. exper pre-1_64_$_·2200 _______ _ Want female crew Packager, Savings & Laguna. .,._ dr 1 k l U Suite 0. Costa Mesa Woman, exper. pref'd. fd.540-u 45. ANTIQUE Stained atass L r d .,.,.p ug st.ore c er u between S:OO & S:30 p.m'. Call 842-4234. " mernbl'r, So. Pnctrlc. oan exper pre ern: . Chtld Care my home lime. Laguna Bch. 'ea11 Loundry rerson 646-4223. VDT Operotor windows from Pen- 1 U'<U ry i.a illn C yacht .• A p P.1 Y In p ':rs on . South H.B.' nr l::dison. 2 494·7516. Mature. Bayview C<>nv ~qua I Opµorlunily SAL.ES GlRL wanted, will F\Jll lime position open nsylv11naa. lge lot. good ~hurc:e,.p. Wntead ll709,, Mariners Sava~gs & Children ?&9 1.30.5pm Hosp, 2055 Thurin Ave, Employer train, Laguna His. & S. a ·d di 1 buy!. Sunday Oct. 31 Ua1l) l'ilot 1'0 8ox 1560, ~an. 1515 Weslchrr Dr 968.7071 ~rt 5 ' · · FIGHT 1 .... FL'"'TIO.... C.M.642.3505, Cst Plaza areas, candid' ~~min;.1 0.~~ator'fioro; 10·6PM The Seachtf L''1,Ca!l2ti2ti 1n Newport Beach. · "" "" "" Comput-,e..t•-0""'0 ... ~ Motel,1061S.Coa$tll\Vy, ----------< EQUAL 0 E 1 Add extra money to the "' ...... ....,.. BastcrP'our mini com· 8 h I\ rr . . r ppor mp r Church baby nursery a t· rumily budget. Local LOOKING FOR puter. Some cx""rience Lag c · nyone o cnng an orma· t nd l Su d· AM & SALES HELP ~ ·a--.::--------uon regarding the inci · BARMAID Wanled no ex-e an · n ay • Amway distributor will A FUTURE? . PLUMIERS 1s desirable, but will PLAYER PIANO • . . '. PM & Wed PM . 18 yrs or Lr · "73 7o,,, 't · d f Part & F/time help. Ex-tr · ·ndl id l Ith d dent, v.her.e a woman per.nec.L1IAgg1esBar, over. Contact .••rs am.v -400. naJorcorp.nee sa cw IOATS ami v ua w e· TumoCt .. eCentury un- 1 B "" ood I l t 1 · per. pref'd. S46·0494. monstrated 1 n _ _. '' was :.truck an the race at I. . 847-5411. Borden 838 ~ G l lt ( W g peop e u ran m Min 1 )'r exper req1d. ypm., spe.,.. usual sl)'le. Would look 11~·11 & \pple last Sun . . armen cu er or et managemenl.POS mare· Must have own tools & Eleganlc l.ightlng and accuracy. Work In gceut with antiques. 25 day, pl easecail. 9ti2 6264 IARTEHDER CLEANTNG I.ADY . Once Suit mrg., exper or will tail Ooor, wu.11 & vaanl tr.insp. Top wages & x.lnl Center. pleasant envirirnment llolls Included. $1350. SH Ro ..... s I Nighlt sihlfl. s or ~~ariday~. a week for 3 to 4 hours ~pap.~y· ~tt2rt fio.ssn i!,r 837hr. bu, sinefss. Goode moner. benefits. Apply toSecun-SALESLADY. exper'd, wb ilh ,aoo~ c,omd pany S10-3894. * A f"llll * App y n person,'" o s 493.7231 . , .... . x nt ulure, anlast1 c ly Guard, Westsa1l Corp, mature, rttime. Apply in ene als inc u ang l ---------- .• Res taurant, 3201 E . W.18thSt.,C.M. benerils. To succeed 275 McCormack Ave, person. Buggs tnterna· weeksvacntionMtcro~eAntiquc Clocks. looking OU!Ct\LL ~T ASSAGE I Coast Hwy, CdM. Companion Housekeeper G must have amb1l1on & Costa Men. llonal, 2043 WeslcliCf Dr, year, company paid ro~ unusual things for 4!19 1224 w/social secunty, IJve an, eneral Office. common sense. Call for NB group insurance. credit Christmas buy an anti· IEAUTY STYLIST cook for elderly lady. Per'"!'ane~t. parl-llme. appt, Color Tile. 645-1127 Press Person, Itek, A.B. · · union. etc. Apply ·Ill que clock ray awa)' now p Q BOXES Must do latest trends in $200. mo 675-1932. Mulu ~allioo Dollar co~p Monday betwn 9am-9pm. Dick 300 exper. Apply at SALES, p /TIME Orange Coast Daily tor Christmas nt. 112·8th • • natural styling. 837-4.250; starring new ofc in Postal Instant Press, E d I Pilot. 330 W, Bny St .. St. II R. 536·:)932. for Rent 837·8779. Irv l n e • Need en · LYM 3·1 I :30 2S201 La Paz Rd, 11101, Bexd~::e·ads~ ~r~~eds: Costa Mesa ; between the -----'-----COMPUTOR thusiastlc. positive Charge Nurse & Medica· La•. 'lJlls. 1 1 hoursof8;00AM·S·OOPM 1890 Waterbury wall 631 0727 • T .u I d d I I ,. ,. towe s & p llows. Call • OA 1!.DING CRT operator, p/lime, m n e . peop e . to n· lion, F/time. Apply Park M Cook 6 2-0262 Call ror appointment clock. walnul veneer. --------& REPAIR w / sound ncctng bk· troduce inexpensive na· Superior, 1<145 Superior P/t Sales, S40·S70 wk up. r. • 4 · · plense.642·4321e>.t276. lime strike. Beaut. cond. "THE EXP Ell I ENCE" Must be expcr'd w/paint ground. varied duties in· tlonally known products Ave. N.B. 642-2410. Men, ladies. 6tudenls. Sandwich Delivery, rqm. Equal Opportunity 631 ZS4G ,\dull mole I. Closed &carpentry. 89'.!·6005 cl, input preparation re· Crom our ore. Free park· F.vcst.Sat 554 ·78 ~1 . mornings, 9: 30-noon. Employer i---------- drruit TV For Hescrva ~ conciliaton & input Ing & other benefits, MAID Wanted, Seaclirr ~J.7006. I Xlnt p/1,ime pos. Info· Collet-tor buying Western t1t1n1>, 548 9755 bloat Carpenter needed lo operating. Call for appt. pleasant surroundlngs & Motel. 1661 S. Cst Hwy, Call 645-0145. WAITRESS Arl, p:untings, Indian -r1nishtrim,al1Teaksail 640-0140 relaxed atmosphere. No LagBc:h.41)4·4892 P /Timc Irvine Food it e m s. hnskelts. ~oyment & boat Int. On water in 1----------1 exper nee. & no selling Real Estate SEAMSTRESS. Cor sail Park, 11 :30·2PM. Mon· ~udwork. ~.O. Box 5!14, repcwation Newport. Call 646·20S5 COOKS, EXPER'D a~ndvovlavednc'eXmlnelnotp.pocr afolrl r.lr.MCATRRllCMIE'"' ... S OPPORTUNITY Colof\s.taF\JMlel tsiam. 6e3.1~1xa~·2preC. Fri About Sl70 a mo. s. La~urw. Ca. 92677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dayornight. In modified diets. Also. "' "' "'" • .,.. Some eve work. avail Gla~s dis play case 8' Schools& Dishwasher needed. 833 ·8095. Tl m ellre Min 1 yr exper. req'd. Expcr, amb1l1on . long.xlntcond.,mall~or lmtnactlon 7005 IOATEMGIHE Bayview Conv. Hosp. Libraries, Inc. Equal Op· Must have own tools & Management •S.-cr..taries to $1500 545-5556 Ccr.Call68H ui6 ••• •• •••••• •• •• ••• • •••• INST ALLERS 20SS Thurin Ave, C.M. pot Employer M /F transp. Top wages & xlnt '* S.-cretarie1/L~ W ________ _.Min 1 yr exper. req'd 642·3505. benefits. Appl,y toSecuri Asst toCqtrlr $1200nio AITRiSS Edison Standard phoAu IE ... Must have own tools & GOLfCOUISE tyGuard,Weslsail Corp, Development EmployersPayAllFecs Exper'donly.AJ?e&2t·JO lR98. plays 2&4 iiiln AIARTE~DER transp.Topwages&xlnt COUMTERHELr WOIUC!R 275 McCormick Ave. LizReindersAJlency i\pply, Dick Church's cyJndrs, Morning C.l9ry Full orParlt1me beneflls.ApplytoSecuri-Full&P/lime.ApplyDel Need Maintenance Men CostaMesa. Expanding <.'ompany 40208ircbSt,Stel04 Restaurant. 2C!>I! horn,verygdc:ood.$500 Be read>' lo work as :.a ty Guard Wcstsail Taco, 2S2S2 La Paz rtd. for pnvate goU course. needs "'"rson to hondle Newport Beach 833-8190 Newport Ulvd , C.M. Cylndrs S2·$3, Germnn Proress1unal bartender an ' L Hill L' t 11644 54"" Man·ne Ef•ctronic .. -Call r A t/Est b '"• cl k J gh h' . · • Corp . 275 McCormick 1 __ a.::.gu_n_a __ s_. ____ -1_,._o_r_1_n_e_r_vw_c_a __ ._.,.._·1 • management develop· o;: PP a "" W0!\1EN NEJ:"O EXTllA Ohrt' un CM.I\ c imei. 1 "eek ~ree JOb place Ave Costa Mesa Teclwticion ment for real estate or. · · ~ ' 12 • Sl2S. 2· opper ship 111l'nl J"'"'tancl'. ' CUSTODIAN U GOVERNESS. live In. full u h · I SECRETARY SS . . running lights $2SO, b;tss \mcnc-an BJrtcndcrs Saddleback College, Mis· time Cor 2 children. Must '''us t ave s 1 n g e fices in Orange County. Ptr, FIT-N at~ Vitamin riddle $ISO 642·1272. School BOATS sion Viejo, llpm-7:30am. have Calif. drivers lie. & sideband & radar exper. Must have extensive BOOKKEEPER Co nds d1 s tr1 hutors - 111» E. 17th St, SA WILLARD BOATS $25 Shift d1Herential. speak EngUsh, be able to Xlnl benefits. 960·Z44L m:inagemenl and train· Min. 5 yrs A/Rec. exper. Work your own hrs-xlnt 200 year old Rose Glass 83-1-1960 Jl200Condor Ave S a I a r y r a n g e swim. Elvon, 768-7645 MAT u n E w o M AN ang experience in re· Pleasant pers onality. comm . Ca 11 ror 1 n rolling pm. S150. &10·1219 $778-$978/mo. 831·9700 aft.6pm. p /tlme to welcome sldenll:.ll resale. Ex· Diplomatic yet w/lots or terview. (71·0673-9091. !orappt.Sa~only t•ountain Valley ext 302 or 303 betwn 8.5. newcomers & contact cellent salary. bcne(ils-rollow·thru & ability to r====;.;:;;._=:_.;::....l:::_~..:.==-.:.=.===::;- Applications Being 1----------•Grandmotherly type merchants. Flexihle hrs. and dynamic growth gel things doae. Good Jobs Wanted, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TakenFor: DATAENTRYOPR babysatlernd'dCor2sch. Need car, lite typing. potenlJal with solidly typing. Familiarity \'.1c:i11on motht•r will care Ffnbh Carpenters NEWPORT BEACH Ex· age girls. Mon-Fra our based firm . For con· w /c:omputer Input & for )'Our home & Children Auemb. Carp«nter1 per'd on Keypunch or home + lite hsekp'g. 547·3095. Cidentaal Interview send good al organiiation. A w h 1 I c you· r c-away. MIH c nt Dato 100 Key butch. Op· Her. required. Call art er Medical Fronl & Back or. resume to P.O. Box 1&12. hard worker w /lots o( in- l>nv1•i.. Ex. rc-f. 6·15 0574, s.-:::1" ers por 10 learn operation o( 5:30. 963-2963 nee exp. & refs a must. Santa Ana. 92702 I t i al l v e & good 711HNJt.S ... .., eMen Remote JobEntry.Typ· Over 30. Newport area. secretarial/gram· -------' Experience Preferred 4 Ing helpful. Call Miriam, GRAVEYARD P.O. Box 8122. Fountain malical skills will rind a f(•malc Country Western Day work week. Yenr (7!4)833.8450. PBX Ans. serv, p/lime. Valley. R E SALES challenging position Singer would hkc to jom around work. Over.time. ----------1 1Jpm-7am, Sal/Sun/· __ ...;_ _______ , • • w/an xlnt future. Good hJ111!. 1;.11; '.IG3S. Good benefits. Medical DAY HOSTESS Mon. 646·8000, EOE. Mgmt Trne, perm. Eam J • :tf l appearance nee. Call • -ansuronce. Equal Oppor H $175-$200 wk. fuller Otn Judy Haupin. 549-9711, ttcl1.d.1le youn~ man Employer arry'sNewVorkBar& G w ref :-1.•ck~ I' r position Grill, 4248 Martingale Ult.RDS _B_r_u_s_h_S_a_le_s_._554_-7_85_1. __ 1 #I In Sales cxt27 Jor appointment. ~anJc111ni:. ch:1uHcnng. Way, N.B. (near O.C. Costa Mesa NURSES AIDES #I In LlstlncJJ Secretary. Shthnd .. elect cl" 675·11138 lookkeeper, F /Chq Airport) Apply in person Permanent. Full & part· All shifts. Ex per. pref'd. #I In AdnrtitiltC) t ypewriter. Mon· Fri. H;tpWonted 7 I 00 OCc I~. N'ewport Ctr. 10·11:30am or 1-Jpm. lime. Phone & tronsp re· but will train interested HuntlncJton lea~h hal( days C.M. 642-6330. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dlv~drs1(\e;' work for ex· Deli\'ery & misc. Full ~~l~~:~or~~~~ol';;·~. parties.646·7764. Fountain Valley SECRETARY A('tountant Sr lletircd or per se Ca~~~~~ant-time. Ion!! hrs. hard Lino Convalescent Ctr Unlicensed or licensed. semi retired 0to do part rngresp. · w~rk, gd pay. Call A&L _c_·i_os_. ed_W_ed_. -----• lSSSSuperior Av<.', NB Free lS day "Qui ck· General o re responsibilities. s ales dept. Rosan, Inc, 2901 W Cst Hwy, NB 1::.0 F:. tame work for public ac ~arewood & Land Clear· GUARDS NURSES Start" training program. 1•011nlJnt S<·nd resume & BOOKKEEPER mg. 1714 >646·2887· P/time-Wlcnds. Newport RM's-LVH's·Aidu CallMonday-Frldny. o;al.irv 1le<1ircd to Ad Thru generol ledger. Definry /Newspaper Bch area. Uniforms furn Top pay. Exper'd need ask for Bev-ask for Bill ;;?30. UCaily l'ihtit. PO noC x statements, AP /AR. Self Permanent part-tame job Teleph & car req 'd. only apply. Conv & acute 848·0844 S32·S-HO SECRETARY l!\n41, o:.1::1 f\ csa, 11 st n r l c r . Sa I a r Y d r ri I Retired ok. 833-4693 appl. Cacality placement. TARBELL !J2j>26 SROO /stnrt. CM area. L~1v;i;::,.,e:~~~~~1~~ JlairDresserwanted M0t'9anMurses Stock Brokerage Firm Typin~ GO wpm. Call Lon. 64.i 9111 I\ :'>1 IHT1 o11 s pers on 549 2221. lbervin1-:tNb1e &ahrcas. Must m Costa Mesa Salon R~istry Equarcf~tJ~~~Joyer nel'llNI lo fill C'11stodial UO ks re 1a e ave dcpcn· 642·8316 631·1313 or 833-2365 Secretory for Sat/Sun on· 1>osi\1on. :1t l'ublic 0 dable transportation ----------1·---------i t:ardrn & l.1brury an Students Sulnry $Z75/mo. 546·0235. fl A IR DRESSER . Nurses Aides ~~c~t~~;ti\s~~~-,?..n6.J~~t· CdM. Only hardwork1n~. Ho•Hewins & wtfollowlng Nwpl Dch. & Orderlies ncnl E.c;tate Sales 1r.,J1 o ns 1tile pcrsonis Moonll«lhters DEL TACO Also makeup artist Cor Exper. prefd. Bayview EXPANDING Rea l Sect'y, legal trainee. Ex- w,J?ood rrrl•renccs need Miiiion Oollar Corp NeedsKitchenllelp leading cosmetic rlrm. Conv. Hosp, 2055 Thurin Eslale OfCice need cellent typing skills req ripply All cqui p. sup · needs men & women of p /time positions avnll. _64_0-_60_23_. ------Ave, CM 642·3505. personnel to sell house Airport area. 833·9031 l>h<'d,xlntworklngcond. any agu who enjoy Day help. $2.50 hr . H N --'------...,,,---1 . h s:i oo nl'r hr, 4V hr wk . kl 631-1831 1720 Superior ANDY Ml\ 1i..1URSES ""ID·E•S listings. Musl ave H. E. Secu rity Guards - C 11 &"t & ·r spea ngw/others&who Ave CM Part·limeCorguesthome f"lll "" Lie. Phone for appt. Jmmed. opening In a "on ucs morn. ore bored w/t~e average · in c.M. 646-6716 11.11 ·30 only. 6?3·2268 run of the mill Jobs. DENTAL ASST. some Needed at Huntington 675-3222 Newport Beach. 41 Hrs H Tr I M F r Valley Conv. Hosp. App· per wk. Graveyard shin . ASSEMILYTRHE . front office duties. Ex· orsc. aner I• orly in person . 8382•--------•I Uniforms furn.Wltlypay Malurr wonrnn wanted. No actual selling in· per.Satmorninii&Mon-training stable.Quarters Newman Av e. HB. I L" & 'd S2 50 Nhr. Must spenk \'Olvt'd & no setting BP· d ays . Vr • Schumm . & salary. <714) 338·1011, between 4 PM & 5 PM . RECEPTIONIST ~ a~~erc':;:.e anf:~ vi!~ F.: II h A I i polntments. Work w/onc IW7·RS01 244-2218 For Real Estate ore. 213/573-9150. some nii s . PP Y n ol the most popular &•----------·----------·--------~ M st have o tgoin" --'---------11 P <' r s o n o n I y . successful products on DENTAL ASST. Housecleaning. Mature u u " A I. T t: RN AT 0 R themarkcl(oday An in· women wanted. P/Tlmc, Nursing personalltyw/llletyplng SECY·GIRLFRIDAY SP~'CIALTIES 746 w . With orthodontic exper TopS.Carnec.&4S·Sl2J RMSUPERVISOR tikllls. $3 per hr. In· P/T1mc. can lead lo l7 h ,St C ... · · cxpensiveproductwhose t~/Ume.548-2291.N.8. 7-3:30 Shift. Must have du s trlal Broker!!, F /Tlme. s harp 1n· t -. osta mesa. name is a household•----------• Housekee""r lite Arter acute ho 11 pit a I 833"""1. dlvldual or trainee word thruoul. the world. Dental Chair Assist. ..~ • · · ......, ---------•!Work In a youthrul. Newport Beach noons, good poy. N.8. supervisory expcr. Xlnt w /baslc general ofr area ,,, •• '"'"" benerits. Contact Mrs. R.E. LEASING AGT. skills. For Small Elec· AT EASE friendly atmosphere & 646-480t . . ...... ,,,,,,.. r h I t Of Newport l.ac h rrtsently Has An Opening In Our IOY'S SECTION On ta pnrt-time basis Cor u maturt• womRn. Would you ~njoy servicing our youngrr customers with their 'orious. Clttina & 11:r.ang needs? Reply to Class1Cled ad no. 728. c/o Dally Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesn. at 92626 Jens en, Cos la Mesa ?rs opp ng cen ers. trornc:s Firm Nr. Airport. hllve Cun while you earn De . llousekeeper, N.B. area. Memorial Hos pital, Lie Req. Bkr 838-1125 540 4172 top pay. You receive a ntal ~ecept1omst. Rus)' pt.time• 2. Gp m • 2 ----------11 guaranteed salary+ ex-pracll<.'C, H.B. area. children ( !} & 11). 642·2734· R. E.SALES Service Station Atten-lr~mely libero! com ··Goodsalary+beneCats,2 English s penklng, Sma~I active o((lce has dant. cxper'd. Day & massJon Ir bonuses. Con· yrs t'Xper. 962-7797. mature. own trana. OFFICE opening ror young &m · Eve.,. FUii & p/tlme. AP· tests Ii other Incentive. DISHWASHER wanted Days 896-4706, J . Herbert bitious salesman. Iles. & Ply. Sholl Station, 17th & XI n l adv a n ee men t nlghLs.. Tue-Sun. Apply In Eves. 64G·3572 Hall Jewellers Invest. sales. Kahle ttlty, lrvlne. NB . possibilities for both men person, Marlo's 3201 E Now lntervlewlnR nt So. S'700 W rnth St. C.M ---------• &women. CstHwy, CdM. HOUSIWIVIS Coast Plan Loe. ror 64&-3997 Serv. Sta. Salesman, P/lime Jobs, nexible hrs Mot we. Perm. Gulr. No uper nee. You re·i---------1 wllile kfds are In school. f/llme ore help. Pleasei---------i 25991 Crown Valley Pky, c:tive full pay while being DlSftLA Y Apply, Del Tac:o. 25252 apply bctwn 2-spm in RETAIL Laa Nia. trained. You can work WINDOW TRIMMER La Paz Rd, Lati. Hlllt. ~peno __ n_on_l"'-Y·-----i ASSIST AMT MGR -=5.::.E-R...::VI=-CE--ST-A_T_J_O_N_, morning or eve bni. Ont, F/ . t J S 1 1 Offl Att ttd t For Jr. 1portswonr ctaaln 10 min. ·by Fwy. from all time or r pee a ty lnduslrlal Lu.nch room, u • an atore. Opportunity for Needed Cor go ahead s urrounding c:o m -store. Fas hion ex -HAM tD 2PM, Irvine Eves & wknds. Mature. •dvnncement. Salary+ servlc~·organb;atlon. ({) ---------1 W\ltla .. y ll t perlence ncce11s. Salary area. ca,l 1·870·6373 F/time. Bayview Manor, -mm with "Xn"r. Apply ToW Ttuck Driver, <l) Automotive ~oursci'tto °:t i::st In~ comlme 1 nsurute w/cx~r. . 3$0 W. 811y St, C.M. li;'peraon "' ,,v Sel'vic:c' Atlendaot. (1) New Detail Shop neoda vutls•te tbta unusual App Y n person, 642·3505. PETntE'S Member ol 0 cr ltol help. c t t J _,1 PETRIE'$ 147 w•stm1"·teruo11 Generation for nlJht du Top wn.:rs pnld. F.n&lno oppor. on ac en ... e 147WeAtmlnsterMall ForCla11lned Ad PAltT·TIMI ~ ~"' ... 1'· Che~k w/our bo~• S . T 1nalbcc, 833·8098. w 1 We1tmlnsto~ .. turners. eng palnten, nmetlfe Ubrarles Inc crtm natcr ACTION OftPORTUHrTY bll " ob" McDanlt b~~~':r; ::;~:,,~~·~.~!: Equal Oppor Employer C.11 a In producUon dept. Hr11 tbe odvantages ol JolnlnJ """k out. ~1 ..... up •. de· M/F' Don't drop the ball I Gel a Dally Pilot Mon noon·4pm & Spm· You don't need a •un to A"!:loD1~tVf!.~( ~Arc) Coo,! ..... ..... .. AD·VJSOR 4am, Tues $pm-3:30am. "clr11• laat'' wt.en you u vcu..,. <AM •u 11nry. A'PP Y at SELL Idle Items with • job with • IOW•CO!'l Dally M2·S678 No exper. nrc. Will tralo. place an ad In the Da.lly tract .Station. %lSS S. E 2059 Hnrbor Bl, CM Dally Pllot Claulfied Ad. Pilot Claulrled Ad Apply, Pennysavtr, lllllO Pl.lot Want Adil CtU now Camino RC111, Sitn Clem. &45-1030 642-56?8. Pbofte~·S678. PlacentJa Ave. C.M. 842-56'78. Apply Ln Person -• : c., .. ,., •••• , fJff.'SSiHg,. !/()If IUtl'f.' io offt•r! .... 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Tow Clift lto•t Gllll •d "''' ,, .. fwU.00 or t1ned ltllt tlu forJ1.SO - ., I ,I' i ' • '.,I 1 ,. .. •f l ~ '• •. 1f,: .., :>~ J ·~ - .. , Here's HoWVou c an U5e Our Famous Dim&·A·Llnes • Mnt them or fftlll them with COfnK't c.11h to CM• of our S conHnlent otflcea. • No 11¥11tock, ptoduce Of planta. • Ho comm1tcl1t ad1 .,"*'9d. • heh Item mu1t be pff~ with no item o .. ras. • our fam·ous DIME-A~ LINES Saturday. Oc;tobor 30. 197e DAIL v PILOT CJ I FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERV E YOU DEADLINE : Jp.m. l'rld•v-ssow. e..vst.,c.M. unoon-All br•ncb omen • LAGUNA BEACH ................ 11 .. Olenneyfe St. • COSTA MESA .... , • .. .............. 3SO West Say • HUNTINGTON BEACH • , , •••••.• 17'75 8Hch Blvd. • SADDLE BACK VALLEY 2520t L1P11 Rd •• Laguna Hnl1 JIOW!R inowerm. Pu.'\b WIRE •culpture Sl·$4. MISCELLANEOUS L'IMAN camper stove --------~!,wer $1,0. Electric Bai.kets, 4" and up, rabrics ror atltcbery $l0. and oven $2S; •65 .• 70 l)IAH:_A 1 INES TELEPHONE $12. White 1£VY parts, 327 block ROTO·BROIL400 count« t B!N't'WOOD cbaJ.rs, SlO ... .,utzl.Eleclr'lcmotor ~·$3.Nostll.lalcUncans 9fi3.80lO Dodie van door s $2:1 nw; '""L &11oldtwinheudboan1,, $20. G~nt-r utor ss. top barbecues brolJllor eucb. Antique iiulln SS. Electric chitin saw 75e. Arron• SJ .so . · each ; brown llha c 1 $?O each; 2 white & aold Altl!rntitor S8 2 & .s bur· rr1~~. well ni~dl', a:ood drapes $2S. 1-'o~ hat.~. m. Snow s kis $25. Siu Ceram c r111urlnu PAIR E78·H IOOW tJrt;oJ tl$.S36·704S g nrpe ,,,.. ... box liPfiOJlS, 21$25; w1U rc•lx mamfold~. F.xhnu.-.t look Ina. $25. C.M . KlnJ; l:&o •bed :sct.:I. $7 rack $10. W9,.hcr & dJ')'cr St.$3.~. Drlt.'<J arronac· S20. 848-01$2. · xcll 11cp11rutdy Bl ock $4 Oil p<tns S4 Collection SS6"'3M cocb. Ploc:cmat sets $2. ,partl $1-120. J"!_tar SS, ments Sl'.50. Red ctar • VW fenders, early $10 !'rt .. Pwtl•t leather bu by eitr Sl'ut $12. plate $10. Nt•w pr\'ll:IUfl' 231(i Vlsta Dr. Newport Power odaer $2'1. 7EOV. pollf· 3·• lO<:· •"l l8c· 6• CRIB S25, stroller $15; vw hood '6S& eurUerf1 OHLY 2untlqur l•mps,W~tlch. plut1: $15. ttl'condltlon\'d L.AWN mowvr $5. Addlna &-acb w. 20th St, CM. orr 29c. rtaater wrul plaq~ port Db I c c rl b SlO; Rear deck SS. 40hp e11m !Jell & llowtll projC'('tOr hellds sz. NCh. 2 ('U:\t.om mul'binr $IS. l'nrtublel--------- Ptacentia Avc. S2. u 11cd neon llghu g&aypen SS; r ocking S5 6 voll nywbed S7 Acb "-l wlMu table sis Arter 11, rNlr chrome rams with urc1; lA'nith 'l'V $2S. t-:11.'Ctrtc NEW Columan 2 manU(• C.1ULOREN'S tobo•uan, rtush rllUnl( & h1inglng: orsewal.ker.SG:~wopot· M~ner SG. llcuds w: Adi*Hws Hot 233 Costa M cit11 St ~S.<.iood!!l>tm.'1in•:1$lO lw11terx$2.llc11d:1kil!I~. lantern Sl3. Modtrn H slnitle & double units ty chairs S2.,. $4, sh:ocs, 1 so O head 11 s l 2 Ac•_._. 675-0922 t•ucb. 2tlS block sis. Oouble headboard St whlt u rtoor lump $11. wood, seats 2, sturdy, $6. with tube:i: 4• lenuth chlldrens. $1: lrtlng Crank!lhafl $lO. Rapid '":r·~ Sltlrtcri-QI!. Nt•w <'On 11111r dryor~ $:l. Wlingrr Modern chrome floor C.M.CAllS46-43S5 S4·$5, lJ&W TV, 24 .. con· boardS2: noise reduction cool $7. 1'ons or lire$ on PORTARI.£ TV, ptoy11 vcrtcr $20. lleiu..lcr s.>.O w11shcr Sf>. Iron Rile l11mpS8.0rlalnul ollpaln O:iEVY l>Sl'ts: 321 Short :wlt SIO. Proreuionnl dolby system oy Teac rtm!I $9. Early scat bot· AdnrtlH rs •lol•tl•CJ good, SZ5 . Cunlictl.'r pnJr. fl cylln<l<'r l'l\ilnl' mungll'S5.Child':ir()(kcr tlnftjl, SlT each. Wrunut. l:lloclc SZS; bellhou1log tree standlng hair dr)'er $20. 536·8154· toms $5. Hurs t shifter $7 Mlew N9111•t1Mi -r v iseuum with u t t uch· pnrt...; SS $2S. Ot!ltrabutor S 3 · t cu bu l' k <' l S3. tnblo hu.np, white s hndt', SlO; start.era, generators, $15. Stallon11ry tub with NOISE reduction dolby Juck $7. Suzuki parts $10 .. la • ......_ of St... m l'nts Sl5. Electric SS.$10. 300 ehroml' votvl' Spenkl'rs $3. llnthroom Aqua tr11n, $12. Walnut Olternator ~SS; new tor· stand $5. Plasterboard :iystem by Tcac $20· crib tor box full. 9" bh1ck & frHcllbe l oarlll & :rt~~~a~ :w. 646·t525 <•overs SlO puir. 300 TllW sinkll with rlxturl•!I $5, dlNctors chair» •• bl11ck que converters $15; in-S;heets sa.50. 711 W. 17th S2S; b;aby <:m$ Si·W. wbltc TV S2S. 961·11 W. locel INlsl ... u flceitse pi~tons with rod SS each Stt•nm vav<>rlzer S3.SO cunvias.~19euch. f4 n"Usb Jake maJ1ltold $S; St, G·9, CM . tl46·3888, S36-8154. 17lhSl., C.M. 631·2697 ~•lolts. KlNGSl ZE custom tulll'l.l St! Cht'v toil hght SW. l!:lectrlc can opener $2. llo:io eut 1dnss alu~. c.broi:nevalve covers $1S· ~-3142 headbo1trd $2S. MalctullJ( Bellhuusiu.: $10. Stock 9xl2 grcco rug .Sl5. Dis-sct 6, $5.SO cttc:h: will sclJ ·~ Chevy t allllghts, $) FULL size bed and mat· CIONA Oansk GeneraUon k 1n gs 0 1. E' qu il ted c~1 m with ltftl'r $10. hl•S, camsh•r Sl'L 10c·$1. Sl•paratl'ly. Walnu~ ~h•l nch; 283·327 headers. PINTO front lert fender tress S25; bird cage S2 ; Mist, 4 dmner platts. 4 DUAL headboard bedspn•adS2S 673•3000 Vul'uumJ:.tl:l'$! g:i9~30 Mt'diciot> cabinet S•t coerce tuhh-. 4', $13. S20pall';390heade~. SlS. Sl~.mpstone~. 50c earlyAmerlcanlampSS; bread & bulter plates bookcase style, sis: -Bedspreads $4. J11vlins, Rc.:autaful clothl's, slit• pair; 26S block $20; 2 t-ach. 15 tire on nm SS. Jawncbair S2.S36·9991. S2S. 4 sal ad plates, 2 Danis h m odern arm AQUARIUMS: 20 .:uUon, 2 KITCHEN chairs S5 S2 each. 600 .lasmine, 12·14! SS·S20. 640·1219 ror chrome rims with t.Jres Cbevy s poke mags, S20 saucers. cups l, 3 quart chairs. SlO each. Floor all glass S8; :tO g<tllon. all t-:ich. l.u..:guge St. u CdM 644·7005 appointment $25; 650 Holly carburet each, 8"xl5". 10· sent-INGLE bed, twin, maple euser o le $25. Btll polisht'r & scrubber $IO. glass S20 . New owtom pJece Un!lucd rlothing • s:zo; stick flywheel SlO; folds SZO. TAble & painte d white $2,0 . 675-1620 67j.7640 filter S25 Wuter purn~ patterns 2Sc each. Oct. 3S6PORSCHEpurts:retir RESTAURA~T type clutch ran ss· ellrly dresser set, SlS each. 552·1282. (:J()OG p 11 1 S20.G3H!3.JG 30th only. 2806 Flonda, window & rubber S2S; '63 metal t able wtlh 2 vinyl I . d C • 642 391S GAf'FERS & Soller dou· BABYUNE wood chnng· llunllngton Beach. S90 clutch & pressure h1ghbncked bench scut~. cy1n er hevy engin · ANTIQUE bedroom set· bleoven&broi1crS2S.4 · t bl ood clJ BABY high chair·llkl.' pltilc Slll; rcur deck freestanding, S2S. pans SS-S2S; oil pana Sil: SPORT jackets, large, X· v3nily, chest or drawers'. burner counter top ~.~.;i& con t.ion, new, SIS Old, but c.·l~an IRL'S 22" hike, Sl2.SO vents, one "/\" & one 751.0131 ~ustc;irnvalvecovers, large, <I cost SGO to $100, two twin beds $25 each: builtlnS25 751-.8397 dinette :.ct $.'I, Uaby car Girl's rolll'r s kates, "H'', S7.50 each; l sct ol ------.-.-.-- palr, newp_ressureplnte sell SlO·S20.Shorl sleeve electric c lean Itself FOLDING bed S20. seatS6558J oann St.Apt. while, sm~ K. 54. Pogo ':alves &springsfor'G3s~.o( r.~~ 1~ d ished ~O; spare tires on Chevy shirts 16'h·17 50e each Nesco broiler and baker ACOUSTIC cellinit tiles Dresser S2S. Mirror SIS. A,C.M 645-04111 l>lll'k $2.50. JI and lawn S90, reground, SIS; big ma~,whlcls with tires to nms,SIOe~~h; nexfans Knit s port shirt, short oven S20 ; electric 2X2'by l "thtck 70c each, Lamps S3·S2S. Tables rno\\er S2 12S7 Con¥-ay bore Mahlepistons ust"<I ht Joord Musta ng, S2S S5; recondiuoned Ch~vy sleeve. SS. C.M. 546-435.5 baconjzer SS; vanity with over 500 s q. fl. Large 56-SlZ. Pecan end table A\•e , C M. 549-0532 SlO. 646·7694 ' ' Pach. Boat rudder & sluf· heads, $2S each ; 5 large mirror and bench green trunk, like new SlS.Kidneyshapedcoffce CANDY a ppl e rl'l.l fingboX SlO.Propt-llorSS. Che"'.Y lo side chrom 3 SURFBOARDS. good S20: two windsor chairs $20. Child's pool table t able ss. Child's dresser Schwinn Stingray $:!S. !>10\'E S2S H1cycle S25. SCHWINN Stingray ~. Other rnari1w urliclcs for molding $10; com & llf· condition. 525 each s1s each; Kerr canning (3'Ax.2)$8.ingood condl· S20 . Corne r table $7. 675·025S Anttqut· tables SlS·S2S LadiesSchwinn24"b1ke "roall l>oatS1·$10.Lot.sof lersS15; crankshaftcor· 673-9067 jars Sl dozen; old chest tion,54S·l961 Storage cabinet $lS. Antique h i;urult'S Sl·S.15. 515. VWmul.(s&LJrcs,$12 brm1s&copper.,ipe,tub· es $6; overload s hocks, S4 of drawers ss· large can Night table S7. Floor CAKE box es, boards, Kitchen wurc 2Sc S2. An· ea1•h. 842·7917 ing, fittinl,(s, lOc·SlO. Ping each; exhaust manifold, NE.W e_olor TV antennas. ning pressur~ cooker 58· CONSOLE radio stereo lamps SS·SlO. Love sents, dollles Jc.3tlc-. Disn ey t14ul' bookl·ast's $10 ~-• . . pong table $2S. Old t1ut.u S4 each. Other p arts: still rn box with all 7781 Taylor St H t. record playe r S2S. SlS each Porta·crib SLS. cake J)Uns S:t.75. lieu.rt 2045 Anaheim Ave. C.M EXERCIS~ bike, near spolliJ!htS4.50. Electrico.l gauges SS·SlS; solid statc rnoun ling hard war<.'' ington Beach 847:242Jun . 67S·2093 Car bed Sii. Baby clothing pans $3& S4. Sugar rnul<ls 64S·5.194 new,$20. 7;il·R241 flttini:s lOc·Sl. Playboy, rad.Jo SlO· speakers S2 S19·S22. u, & 11 hp elec· . G ·. . lOc·Sl. Rocker $10 & lesson sheets JOC-$1. ""G' LO . SO• • Sunset rnaiz:i.zinl's25c·Sl. eacb. radios SS O~ge t.nc moto~s. S3 l':tCh. 2 BABY crib SlS; stepping 4M~( wheels with lires Dinette t· bl SlS Child. Call 5'tS·OIJ4 ,,., "L N oquanum S15 1' A bed $2S. Coffee table Kini.: size sheel sets ~. s tarter ss. Pontiac e l ec;tr1 c odd in!( stones,20"exposed rock, 14. orFord S holeS2S.ea <i.e · · S25.Wh~·elslG.5xG,8hole S25. End table S2S. Timini;llgbtS2.2516VUi· heads,S2Seach.3Slbbox rn::ichincs.SIOt!UCh.1628 S2.SOeach.963-33S4. Ping pong table S25. ~as~le~{;~1~~i~ar;fg~ BIKE $10. Daybed .SIS :s.s1.Sh1ldrcn:hssk1b0otsSS. Mechanics tools $5-$25. t.1Dr,Nt>wporlDeach or nails Sl O. Bucket Minorca Dr. Costa Mesa . 645-1410 Playpen SS D k Rocker SIS. T ransistor ~ e" !15. s ow & Tell Twin beet, complete, $25 seats.SS pair 839..JOSO FOR s ale dinette or RECLINER t 11 SlS Ch'ld . · 00 S2ca!c AM /FM radio ss. Owr~ \'tcwer $5. Child s sewm.i.: Art1f1cial Christmas tree GOOSE fenther p\110\\'S, ----'--~·----1PROPANE·butane s tove kitchen table with two .. • mus sc • · 1 JUmper ·""· luffed h · $10 c I ....... machine SS SUnarn •· li"hts, SS, l •• ·11:n"s SIO new, S2S 11alr. Shinalc th r good eond1Uon $2S Aller Refrigerator S2S. Room . e 111r · o or i" · ...... .) ..,. .. • ., " .. '72 VEGA parts: rifitht w1 ovt-n or camper or leaves, m editerra nean · cooler SlS B&W TV Sl5 with st11nd, needs liXlng bike SlS. 2994 M1lbrost, TWA do~ kennel, usroon· nnils, l\'i'', 50 lbs, ~o. front rende r S2S , trailer S25 Tank $1S. s tyle woodtone fornit'a 12 673·2076 Crib&mattr S25 1 ·: s10. Children's lamp S2 Custal\lcsaSS7·2918 cc, paid s.io. will sell for ClubehattoncastersSZJ. automatic transmission Fold·m fo_rm1ca top table lop black wrought iron CA RPETING, $1 sq. yd, ing boa rd ~~-c:~~. Big brown rug ~O. Towel POLAROID cumera, new, S20. Girl's si1e 7 fake fur 2 bedside tables with one S2S; d oors S25:, '67 S5 5"12·0lH>I leg~ S20: six matchin.: 1J yds. Basket ball nng ingwarc s k illets Sl2. assemb l e ss. Ui g black & white, ss. CM. coat,excelle11tcondit1on, drawc•r $15. Full siic Chevelle left front fender PORTARLE TV 19 .. Ad· chairs, green w awhable and backstop $5. 646·938l 7S1.f.67<1 545-2477 pegboard Sl. Metal ch:.ur S46-435s SlO Swag lamp MS. ~l'W rnetal bC'd frame SS. Sh:ig S2S; doors $25; R ally rrurnl, B&W, S2S. Good C?llon velvet seats and . • • S2 . Handbags 2sc-s1 side mirrors for pickup 9xt2pink&rQieru~.hkt' wheels , & hubcaps sound&picture 540--0044 high back S5 each, e..'<· ~NGs1ze3p1eceboxspr· GARAGE door opener. Ladies shoes 25c. Muis BOOKCASE SS. Steel SIS. Siie 7, 9. 11 & 12 new. S25 Maple dirun.g euch. 541-0547 c e 11 e n t con d I ti o n 1ng & mattress Sealy complete sz5. Garage 10c. Boys rohc SI Bovo, chmr SI. Ollom an $2. 2 cloth in~, 50c·$5. Twin room drnp lenf, m•eds t t'· C AR 0 b TIRES: 1R5xl4 radial. S4: 962-8144. Posture S2S. 30" coffee door hardware, like nl'w h1k inf.l txi<its :,2. Tenni:-; brJ~s wall JllJques. SI mattress & box spnng, fmishin.:. SIS. Hoov<'r t a I <' • '1 J 78"<14, S2; 81Sx1S, SJ, . table unbreakable glass szo. Two station intl'r· bulls 1 for SOc. f1 3llow<.'l•n euch 2 h.11r rirycrs SZ.$3 :>lS for both. llclts, purs1.>s tank vacuum S2S. c h airs, Samson 1 I c . H78xlS S3 &IG-3680 CLOTHES. size 14 & 10, top $25. Phone 496-6600 com excellent S2S 1 a ·g masks 15<' 11 allow<'l'n Ooubll• <'opper l'haffmg 50c·S2. Pots. pane;, 50c·~l. RO('kwell 71.>" suw, SLS. 7' sturdy, SlZ. C.M. t:ull ' Sl·SS. El1!clric stove $25. t ' k : • 1 .~ costumes soc. Xnws de d111h ~'I Lari?~ tu hie lamp Hudio, AM·FM, $:l. Tnpcs halrround, moss, rug Cor 546-43:1S PlllLCOrordwasher,ex· Sewing machine S4 3NEW 4drawer chestof ~~f;~ si~a. e~s, 1~ coratlons 2~$1. Mis..-;('<; $10 2smalltablclamps, S2.2300 lleathl'r Ln.Nn bedside or in front ur cl'lll'nt condition runs Hand mower SS. L3rn"" drawers S2S each 9"79 h s', \\ee ers 1 th zs S2 ,. c•• "'' •h 0 0 k~ 2cA Sl ~at/Sun 12 Snm couch •15 l2'x8' off ANTIQUE bottles Sl·$S 11.ood S2S. 646·20G3 or S2·SS. Storage cabin';! Oak St., Costa Mesa eac . at. after 6. all da}' co es c . uame~25c "" , •• c . " o ~ .,.. . ., . ,, ' " . . Anti!-}Ue ~r~:.1;.trnck 642·s216 S20. Standinit statue Of Sun.Cashonly.S57 44l:IO & 50c Curtt1ins SI i\lum1num l:Jdder $S LlVTNG roornchairS2S.7' whitl' rlrapc.:s S20. Dct-1' c h a irs ::;20 eac:h . cat SS 2 h th l MAPLE rocker SIS. Ma· LARGE bb. Glassware & gift 1t<.'ms Woodu.ir S3. Yellow wall h 0 b 00<1 pink bt>d1s prcud Sl S. Bend. wood oak i.ce creu WJRE s~_ol tabl"' top .->n,· o pe n 'un tcoouch ecds $20a. pie desk $10. 3 Mediterra· Very n1.;eaqu1atie1'!aggee~~SO+. Sc·Sl. 18011 llnvcn Pl , hung ln\'atory SS. 01s-t:f·ouc S2S. ou le _64_5_·_483_2 _____ _ h SlS O k I " _.,, ,. I SS Sl O ~ ~ .,.. NB. in all<.'v hl•twcen hwu:i her SS 34x3G" rt1t-ne !S<I. Double bed c a ir ·. a Pant anuqucsmk 525: 6Vhorn Sprinkle can 50c. Ironing n eadnl amps • . paper roll $1 each Fish Irvine & St. i\ndrew11 St. Jct1J(l!>Y winrlnw $10. Div· mattress & box spnngs MATCllfNG ch:11rs, $10 standQIO.~xtc.:ndeddou-S2 ; wcher carburetor board S3 sit S3 Me tcrranean S5. l nk& ' .. i . · . . d SlO. Tuner, nmpllrlcr & each. Pe rfect screen ble bed, cnrnplrte, S2Q S20; 4 :00·19 trials Ure SS; Hammock SS~ R~~crack Jnhnsnn outboard Shp :rincc~~~es~~~ ec~ic~ 64Z·0046S,tt.onl)' ~~k Ix:~~ s5 lll Gt~kl\~~ tu mt uhl c in walnut door. 32xll0, SS. 5-pancl Floor w~xt'r SIO. T;1pe to1letplu~ter S~S; double SS. Aluminum siding S2S Hoover cunlsler Park, CM. 540.3498 Su~ RECF.LJ NEH rhnir $lS. mowers;.!:5.Ele~tricra.rv· cabine t $25. lli·f'I scrcl•n,H:.tall,$2S.Lawn deck, $10, lots nf 8-trar.k porc e lain s 111 k SlS. Sl so a piece. Stero wire v~cuurn $10. Nearly new only · 546·21l01 ingknlfeS5 srcakcr l'Orct speakersS25.CoffC'et:iblc mowcr S.1. Plnnlstand$t. lupes. 50c each. ~M·FM 842·4819. SlO roll. Carbon center k 1 d s gam es S l ·SS. S?. Corner Tabll• $5 Desk Dl•cµ red frin~cd area port.able ra~10 SS. • . wire $1S. roll. 3 burner 548-f,()24 BINOCULAR S SJ. WASllER,works~oods.!5' wuter pron• UPJ>rnx 525. Secretary desk S25. ruJ:S15.642·G88!1 Alum1n~m te nnis r acket llEIERL tNG s ki_ boots, butanes lo vc$25 V&rious . Mie roscoµe S3. 6 " electric. dryer. ne('ds irnutl•lv :100 ft .. $25. S3 .. AnUquo mirror S.JO. s11c 6, worn .t~acc, ex-size pieces or" lumbe~ O~O L~onel e lectric telescope kit S2S. Reel UmerSS.l'arden!\teppmg B ack Pack S 1 0 . ~~~xrxi'ta~~t.dcft~fo!i NF.W 28;'hollo~eore d?Or 1 Vanous suitcases SJ.SJ. celle nt condition S20. SOc·SlO. Carpetin~ StO a ~:~~s, ;~~~~~rv:s h~ge power lawn mower SS. stonc>S zse each, ha\'e 1s ~~~:~0:;.n t!0"c:~:;~~ barbecue /smoker ss. $7.50 .. 2 b~aut1ful . pru!ll· S 24l1/SuB r 8o ~ d w a Y • CM. 846·23.sS. roll Office waste baskets luxe lr~.-rormers '....arse· Record play<.'r S:J, Stereo 64S-0744 d111ctte "''5. T• IH'wnler Call 5"6·<>&14 mi:s ~ Span1slaold1ers m· ' a n . ., S2 h h . .. .. ., { ' • h •o H d -"'ed .,.. ,, cludmR 32x44 lrames, S25 __________ 110 CALLON fish lank, .eac .C airS7.221E. acc.:nsories'¥ ·$1S. P onos -· an er ... , GARRARDturntahle$JO· !)25. 494·S040. 20752 AQUARTUM 10 · h 14" aJ h. sink SURFBOARD S2S. Four filler and accessories 19thSl., Costa Mesa ' 548·5360 cWanl dld eshl50e. CS2am8oera S2. car sterel S""akers ~" a' Laguna Canyon Road h•"ter filter' 11·gghatsl. ~llrandth e~ch. ov w ite 4 lug VW rims & •. S20 968 6659 n ~ mes . oks & . .-~ , d..,., . ,.. , , , ., wit Moen faucet $10. · . ca~s.,. · · GIRLS Stlngraybike$8.G.E. apartment $ize magazines sc.7sc. pa.1r;youngmans r~UICYCLE:boy'sSchwinn & artificia!.Plants, Dcltnkrtchenfaucet S2.2 f~~m~1[''Ch~ove~t> 1 S2 BLENDER, H am ill on Baby's bike car rier S4. r.efngerator, good coodi-Bulletin hoard 75c. Toys 'wt. worn twice SlS, car Stingray, knobby lire. . perfect condallon, S2S lnke seats for infant-;, a e radc 825 ;,~:II 1 ':r· 1 Beach, 14 s peed SIS; T·SO 27" mou~ted front lion $25. 64S -38SS & p u z 1 l e s 1 oc ·S2. racks~ 497·2811 uuod cunditwu, SlS. S122 519-0864 S2.SO each . Bl.'autiful ~efmet S18 Lange !.k American beauty elec· wheels for bike S2.50 PORTABLE T v ood Notebook binders 25c KJNGS IZE wate r bed Lanai <.:1rclc, H.n. South USED bl'1ge !!hn~ cafl)Cl walnul stereo cabinet. boots S25 Games Sl ·S21 tnc iron SS; shag carpet, each. /\bout 200 long new d & 1 t g16.. 2822 La Salle Ave, Costa frame S2S· pedestal 525. uf Bann1111t. west of pil'<.'(''i,SI yd. Table linen!> ~~~n~:~i.~.'~o~~37s1und Hoc key' !.kates S.lS be11?e 10'x38". SlO pegboardhooksSccach sbolunk & hp'c uGre al Mesa mattress&hnerS2S ¥-iii Rushar.d 961:1-502fi Z.'ic·Sl Cof(nc makers11----------. 962·1kll0 Over SO yards :\~" wire ac w 1te, ener • ----" Bongos SI. Levi cordurn)' rope on 11 drum S3 G E electric S20. 540·0044 CARPETING S2S. RPlax-sell separ ately S41i 2601 Dishes IOc·SI Hair dry<'r FULi. s ize pool t ahle, Jacket. nc\\, S7. UOx ofW;\LNUT hnish enter· Toasl·R·Qven SlO icizorS2S.2barstoolsS5 TIRES Slikencw orr ust t:E E~ s11c h<'dspre11d ~ Bat>y ~t'ales.hke new, needs recovering, $25. 2 ~etsui ls SlO; Stuffed tainmt'nt center. great Playboys, Vi~as & others KING s 1zc headbo.ard, National Geogr aphic & purchased car'. u;ed SS. Dra1>c". 108"w" 5G"l. 75c Weber barhecuekl't tickets to Trojans Cal animals St SS. 72 VW left ror s tereo com ponents lSc each. ,0 vi et & padd~, good cond1tJon photography magazines, E78 14 white retrcadsSlO SS Twin sprel\d Sl. C. M. tie S2. Tea kettle 50c. New Bears football game for rearfenl1crS7 673-1748 szs: two walnut glass top German old currencv SlO Brass fi replace lSc each 2 howling balls h •111 11 . 1 546-4355 porcclarn double sink, today, 1·30om, SlS. Ont! d hi $ . ~ screens $10 & Sl5 Elec • eoc • w sc sepur(ltl' Y rh"r>ped S2 s~•4 h '--5-sn.•cd boy's bike n__." 19" WESTI NG llOUSF: <'n ta es 15.968·93GS. S2·SS.646·3680 ll'ie clothes dryer, look~ SSeach.646·9118 VW fenders, huod, win· l~ZY SUSAN SS Corn· Sl.\, h~rse ;oto~~~= fro~l tire, SIS. De3n~ B&W TV, picture tube llODBY ancl Craft items c UT ,, c Iv e t t w 1 n kinda rough, works fine BASKETBALL banking dows. bumpers, trunk !1d 1~1!WU~c: perculator S5 Popcorn maker, never chair SS. Skis SS. lO·specd g,ood. as is,. S9. Outdoor! :-ioc·S2; doubll! bed SIS; bedspreads, good condi-S20 5411·448S board, plywood. hoop & &other smal! parts off fl.1 F.lectnc Corn pup per, hkc used, Sl.50. Blow torch re(lrwheels, $2 each. 302G Christmas hRhls: <I Sl'I, rc:clint•r $15; s tereo S25; lion. olive gr een SIO . net, complete. S25 cash. VW Bug S5·S20 each, will new .. SIO. Haconcr Sl~. iSC. t\lummum pan set Killybrookc,CM.545-283!> ~lights cnch: l set. 7, tahlt'S SIS each; womens Bridge table SJ. Whit~ BROWN!~ u.m~ormii, SS Suitable for wa ll or roof sellsep(lr!ll<'IY fWi-07-14 W11ff1e Iron SIS. Electnc 7SC. Sat. arter lOam. 628 DIS JES C . hght:o>andt•xtrabulbs.~ dnthc·s2Sc S5.ull ingood Etcger e n e w $20 each. E n gineering & mounting Afler 6pmSat GUITAR Y t S25 ironS8.L\mp S10 Metal Malihar, Cd M, Irvine h Sc·SS. nrv1ngset for aJI. Automatic rct•or <'Omli l ion. 847-2&18. 8461 Colored tl~wer pots St· math text h?oks, Sl·S2 any time Sun 646.8088 ' 546.2001 • urnu rn, • · rut•k $12 Silver 3·t 1ertray Tcrruci• S4 50. I.amps S7 .50·25c. player, 110v. $14, <.i.1-:. l'oillcr Ci r cl l!, llunt· Olack & white TV, 12 ... c_ach. t E~E '.J'r a nsac-, • Sl2 Nut llo~b soc & Sl. J<a n S7 .SO . Elect r ic portable. 673·SG51 mi.:tnn Brarh SIS. Blanket $1. 72 .. black 1 1 1ons 1 on circuit theory. 2 · I I_ E C E wet s u 1 t , BATTERY 12 volt side Steak platers SI. S4R·3238 HANGE hood, new, ;IG", Heater $7.50. Tires with out window shade SIO 967· 976, SlO. Very old mechum to lar ge si.te, SlS. terminal S7, 1 G ll7o.15 SlJRFAO \ROS· ll'G" S s· S20. 2 k1ll'hl'n •;ink~. S.'i whN'IS $25. Ell•ctric ha.Ir t 'OAM p~ds, 2J"x72"x2' LACE tablet'loths,G8xl08 new.MS-9515 · nnv_cls, soc euch . Lugg.ag e rack s10 . rad ial. hkc nl'w SIS: •0.8 .• sis '7,4.:· S2 5 s' 1~,1· ead1 14"!'i·holcVWrim rurlt•r ~1-S·I. llrapcs $4. thick, vinyl covered, 2 S20 and 70x84, S19. Can1:11er vacuum SS. S p an is h s ty l e wall 2 1965 Must uni! wht•i•I · .. · •" · mw S2. Il<ind lawn mowcrSft. Secretarial chair SlO. 50 ~~~ ~~s55or $3 each. C.M 002·~10. KWIK sweep vacuum $6. Simmons l)ux s prings shelvt's S20 Single hNld co,•ers Sl5 (lllt'h will sl'll "'.c! siuts SlS 1 7R·l!'i '1·pl~ 1\R·22 nntl'nna rotol' box v o I urn <' s 11 :i r v n r d ... """" R "'''"'SSEI> fl . Toaster oven $10. Hand SlO. Refrigerator S20 board, m etal, S7 n rasx & separntel\' <.:he' y 1.a" bu111~0Y11°Sll,On<'6~3· ~J.?9· 00 lbs ~ HI" f.!l'nl·rator s10. Classics $25. I' air silver THREE-elghtslnchrQUg llgh°tfixture 2~;1:~~~e~~ lawn ~ower, good as Alum111num 1 rnb osl for coppl'r pieces Sl·S3 nrns SI l'~ch. 2tJIG-l3 ar.,<' .,;,;i Midland 1; ch. 5 w11t1 cundlest1ck11s 1sz,·s CloUlc-. sawn exterior ply\\ nod, lllnp four feet lonu Z'':I new. with catcher $12. s ma s n ' oat SJ 64S·091!'i t1rl'". good ~,1 carh MAN'S 2fi" Sl'ars 3·'-JK'('O W.1lk v Talky, S2!'i. ,\RC·!i 25c·$.5. 4·~ " hnokl'aSI! S8 each. Apartment sm : ft• ct w 1 d l' $'.! 5 " .1 n. Water heate~ •. 20 gallon Wooden oars SS. Pump ~s 27rtfl 1 k S2S w . . . 2 ... '<ur plus rt•1· 11•ver'I. S!'i S2!'i. Books 1oc ·SI. Shut· r... -· SS Crown ceahng la for rubber boat St STUDIO couch S20. Wood · · 1'~ c ·bk nrnan s 1' 1·.1ch !>ttu llustuc1t11e1u ler<i Sl Rl0f!ln;'I floor re .. gerator S25. Toil<' ~mkerator3di,po-;al S25; · m_ps Child's bike ss double bed headbo11rd COrt VAIR Mt """ :.pt'cd 1 cS2S Bolhm I cl poh,hrrw11h r ui:hrushe< S2S. Bathroorn Alnh, S: ltol ma la· PrC'ssurr S7·St!· Desk with Sl)('Ctnl Siii B&W RC\ 21" TV o or ~a F:xc<.:lll'nt c11nll1t1on >a n .intl'nna S:!S h B b design S2S Cabinet Chtldrt•n's sent for hike · · 1 • • Cor\ .11r outornut 1c n0 ,.·, 20 .. Stin •r··, .1 llt•:ithkll AJ\1·1-'~t JU.fo'1 ~!'i. Sat/Sun 9·5prn. J207 ~~~e~~. y$Sst~~~lcfnn~ ~1~~!. ~~1 l~!w t\ 1 10ct -~~: special desig~ S25 4 llrcs SI. Mou"c ca1-1c & !<UP· ";:~~ks,.fO Rfict~1g~rator lransm1'is1on ~:; Clnlhc•\ c;io!C'I rnncliiion I: ,.;~.f>ti~ '>10 I\ ~I FM r:1d10 S5 0'< ford 1.n. N ('wport VI. d ' ~ ~. 17llx1Slplus hubcaps$1G piles SS 2 pair rollrr "· · wo .. ,r a'\\cr 50 C·S~1 1-;z ChJ1r s:!!i 7.,7w2tn'iSI <.1·,.1.1.,1 .... :111 1TLl11hc~lfl t'larld<'r Bc·~ll'h a1anl ra rntor S:?5 llcJV} Uuty ll ·1kl• S.1 0 C · skates. SS <':ICh. 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(',·ir .f.~ck' ~is· Wroug.hl 1r_on. cnndh.': rapery r s, SI each. : a c Manz1ta l'lot·k S25 At 121 brack<•t-. ~o Wa-.hinl! . 1 l' > Ul'. Cl'ra1nir 1 t 1 1 . " ., • ~ .. ~ h Id f Ch t 2 Mn11nn jar s S3. Pord St8. Cnrfee table S8 End F. B.Jy l\\e llolbo(I rna<•hini·. Durucri•s t l.1rnpS.'\ Oryc•rSlll l.urrl' (X'<l'S a c1am1 St2. Sat. Varnish$<\ gol. T r3ffit two lll':Hy l>ul y To~ 0 ers or ris mns, Grendc car radio. never tohles.S6<'arh.2sllhd11uk Pt•nm<.ulaSal&!\unK :> m•edHl'flair.Sto Sl!HlHf,i wood kmdt•rf,!artt•n t•awl ~fkmoon. Sun all day. 11lgn11l $25. l .ight h(lr & Rar ~ S20 <'a ch· two for S2:SO. Bathroom ac· used. SlO. 2 school desks tables, S.'\ cuch. The n.-,,1 - - ----::-10 UC'<I b1•.1n h.1i.: 1'11.111 1;.12 6.139 fllm splicer SS . .Stomlex~ .Sk n tc boa rtls, h'u r dly cessones $1. Calculato~ SS each. 2541 Bethel or' lro111te Ironer, cxcl.'llent GOOU 12" Zl·mth 11& WT\' I.AWN spr1nkkr. hcavv ~-Blue hcan h.1 1: chair L>OUnl f' .. & steel bi!er kc11s $20. Air us('(! S.1 50 each: Electric ~:5~'gf~ s~:~e~op~!W~~ Anaheim. 535-7021 ' cond1tlon with tnst1 UC· S25 12'.' t:lt.>ct rci\ 1)1<'1' iron, wulks nlong thi· SS Aquarium SS. f>.IR-27211 . It ; ' 11 1?kx s pring...,. compressor for lnrg{ ntnnkel .Sm11le Cnntrol · lions, S2S . :J.p hrni1I' lllX'nkc·rml2cu.ft.foldl'<I hose.!:.?0 C M.5411-4:155 . m.i r.cs:i, 1 c new~"· truck $20. Welding hood Sts; GF: lland Vacuum S New 20• Boston sport '6."i VW BUG doors Sl2 motor11. SS each. Smull horn l'uhinc•t $15. Ex -----WAI.NUT nii?hl stonrh. _55_7_·R:_:J_20 ______ _ SS. Doors, SlO ('UCh with utlur h1oi-nts SIS: co,at, size 12• sz5. Sliver Hood $8. Fenders $A. motor SS. Llltnl>S SJ.Sl2 cell<'lllUlack&whltdwm CAH Hr-;n l)lj, Infant !!Nil S25 eal'h. 1-'i:<h tunks, IO 1'45·3996 11 ~"heavy link ehoin lSc rm salad ~wl ~·Jable Bumper!I $8. llocly With t•ach. Tool hox SS. Ovl'n rn11dc rn hl':idhottrd & S.J l'lus tH• hulhtnh S:l J(al, S2: 26 1"!31. SIO. l'•~1l Cla11slfll·d lids -icll hfg BIKES: boy'li 20 ... aood Pl'r fo0t: e E cap hnlr ciifi'!8 S2·1 -th $1. glnss $25. '67 body S25. IS'' hood S.1 l.t.irge picture frnmes $10. W 11)1011 Whl'l'I Wond l' 11 11 I a Y J.I en $8 l!K'kl'rs S2·S5. !-;1l1•nt 11iun1 11c•rns, 14ma11 1tc•mi1 or 1 S20 ,. dryer SS; white toilet 1 dl rens col e~ 50c·Sl. wheels $3. '63 Bus doors wood framei;, S3 each. headbm1rd & frames SIO l~M!)IJ7 air µulllp S5. Buuerfly <iuy •I l'nl. Just c;.111 t res.• '&irl's 520: both scal.n<.'w $3: two Digital .a es clothes size lO·l2 $8. Bus rear fram<' S{'C· Queen slze box ir;prlnQs W:1lnul finishcoffo('tahl1· • . . . frurnl's, St cuch. llook11 1142 rmx. In i:ond condition. C.M Electric Clncki; SJ rach: 50c·Sl. Old magazine lion & sus pens ion for St2. Queen s i7.t' hox spr $10 4 ~ll'lull cor t iMI, l\FRl<.:~N '.bony figur<.'i; Sc Hk' flnroni•r!;lll, Eltoc SCG-4355 Arrow T-SO s tnplc gun ~ar:id. spccltsl desl1tn $25. Dune Rug with pink slip lnw~ & mattress $25 each. 165Xl3 & 17Sx l2. SI N<'h SS. Soh~ ~.iple 1 druwrr tm: lahl~ saw $2~ •. ruhh• 3 Fl RE n I R 0 n i\ I l y with stoplcs, new $7; 18" White 5 drawer c hest s::z5. $20. Su t u kl TS2f>O frmnl' Kitchen pon11 & dishl'S. 0...'('orntor f11Clllrl.'S, \('U dc~k S'l.t. Sm.i~I 2·drowcr 'IO\\ tu hie & 11\and sis. wheels, S12.50 f'!lch. hr:wy duty wrench $10; ~ta& M~~: 229 Sierks, S20. En~lne $25. Suzuki 10c·S8 each. Come by 217S shell p1durl'. S5. MO'i1t1C ~:.:.:~1~111.1~11~1;1~~10-,0~Yri \ 1 l I I 1·1c 1f11 b I c c hin n • Honeycomb ma~.;. S2 bo:< or 24 hlghwuy fuses SOcc ports, bike, $25. El Or~n~e Ave. E C.M. r.shpictureSS.DeC'OralClr ·. a '! ·· 'e. cry!llu, atwnri•, flCSI. each. 2 Chevy Craanr s;;: Waring Blender SlS; LARGE upri1tht fre~er. Toro837 88G8 557·911!7 Sun only plant $5. ~cw kinl!Wt' ~;;~~~S~~-~1j' .o1~·".1:'~r ".208 Hi\'l'r A Vl', N.B mags S25. Chevy intn'< (,E t'lcct.rlc cun opener runs but d~an'l cool $25 , foam ruhb..-r pnrl SIO . · • • • · 1 \t'f( is 1 ' • 1>7s4 122 manlCold S7. Radio $10 SS. gallon le rmos S3; six Lar e G.E . refri eratm'. BOYS S<:~wlnn 16': ~Lin· BRAS~ Roy Scout bugtr L.argl' pnl10 umhr1•ll;1 s:l (,Jo, upr1.-:ht v;1c~u1n s1s. --------- Bucket scats S2S 1'w foot tow eh:aln SS; two witf cross top (~ctter gray with tr u1n1ng Sl3. 6 custom bas~ pole Almost new Hot t.ather ~1'.tcr<'d .. mo:cglliss ~a-TWlNbed&mattress,mo· GR70x15Ures&wh~ls. electric docks $1 each: rull.!I SIO.Reeltypc pow~ wheels. top s hape, $25. Sl 5.\Yoodt~bleradloS15 s hav1na dl~pr n,C'r Sol 11 J';;ps1,1r: Sm.ill ple.S2S.7Sl -8241 S20 pair. Color antcnn green king.size termal mower needs tune op SS 642·4598 Spanish nmt·bnll pi.stol l.ikc nrw bowling h:11l S8 ::irp· ora J! ass wi~h 'S8. Air condltloncr par blanket SS; four pcrma· Builtin' electric range & SHELVING & book S2S Deep sea poll' lh1rd carr)'lll(t cuso SS ~t · ,1 ""·kk' ht g: S ·'. MlNl bike SlS. 2 stnf.:I" SS.Sl5 Corn t bl ss nt"r.l prns king-site both S20 9,, GE eases, handles $.1, $4. Penn 25, 273R Albntrns~ \M urunc 11 a ric pit brds S15 each Desk & N '1 erh {I e ~ sheet• S2 eoch· Detrcto =bl T v AC oc ' . garagoe 11tor:ige shelv~ 27. ro reels. S10·$12. Sh~e 549.3139 . • lure S.'i P:11r hiRbac-lu.'() chair.$8each. OresserS8. ew amp s ade11 $2. docttlf'tl SC(llC Siii han· c . .. I 'as $10. Id m-aazines Sl. 42 western leather jacket d1nmj:! .ch,ur.;, ~ l'ftC'h !; l'un!I. dishes, pl!Jtt<.'rs ~:.pe:A1rS:o:salS.J5~':i~c dym •n's tools s'1.s10 is $20. Cash only. 542-0372 Cement tools. 7Sc each Slfi. Fluorcscrnt floor llEA VY mu pie cockta11ta rnatchin.: <'l'11tn.: hi.tht 50c·S3. Trnn1s rucketi1 548.8779 Cash 011 ty no eh eek~ vw Bus r ear scat tan ~as en10ne 9S0S. KRI onktary lamp 818. Argus C3·35rnrn ble S20 Matchin1n1tep tn rildure11, Sl 50 each PaUo $1 SS. F.leeme roaster ----------' 992.2231 ·' good condition' $l5• awn mower I · u er & m lnorl tripod $16 ble $20. ltuli:in ht•nvv l oun~l'. i\tme ~·Alrc, S<l.SO.nousser1eS7 Oley· DRESSER izs. Clrl'a · 548·2\53 · bike $5. Rollrond spilt~. Oly mpic 3' moplc con!lol. weave kinl(s lzc olive & S3 50 Tolle trays St.50·S3. ell' parts ~.ot-$.1. Tl'l.'Pl'C blko. 20" StJnir., S1.S SlLVERTONE radio ond 25c each. Truc k tires 6 speakers, nel"ds repair, turquoise b«d11prcad ~15 548·5360 $4. PlnA ponl( table $25 Bookcase with' toy recordcombl.naUon,with FORD p11rt..\: Truck step ~75x18J• $1.:'lde tr~k S\O.CalcuttamarlinPolc 1935 tflg hl11 nd, N n. MGB WlRE wheels, S2S Croquet set, new S5. lhel.:.:.:::.:v.:es:..::$20~. 968:.::~·73=58:..._J_gpe_a_k_e_rs_S2S __ • 84_7-_7_048_. -I bumper $1.5. New 2119 o0 .,!,.d•Spt eac1 · Cl$ Olhll\g SlT. Penn Long-Sliver 64.2-ii648 I' n c h All t 0 m n ti c Cogc:. $1 $4 . Pt1•ssure -pump SS. Two barrel """'· n r ee s, 1 each. beochreelSJ5 548·983:1 eooter S4 so 4294 Sc.:nlsa CARPET $25. carpet pad· GOLF and tennis bolls, carb $4. 292 starter $5. Jt~oldlna 1ates $1. 301 Vil· ETAL • · b k book GAS stove. griddle, $25. lrtin!lmlsslon!I $25 e~h. Uni Park '1r~tne 552.1n1:): • dln1 $5. Marbl e llle u sed lOc and l 5c . 7"xlS" wire maas S20 taBtya,Co!ttaMesa t d ..,Pacper ac bl k 645-.1446 '68 Bnrac uda bucket • · squaru, 7Sc each. 962·8>10. e:ich SW'xlS"mo ssio 1 san ..... ement oc seats,$25<.'nch Mu~ltlnf( 2. 10 SPF.F.D blkt>ll Louvered mlnl·bllnds each. 428 Fol'd h d' ... c: NEW lumber : 2"x12"xl2', blk.c 11t11nds, Sl cnch BUNK beds. S2S each. TV •·speed 3R3 Dodge enf[tnc Sl.S·S25. n & D electric szo ~ V.W. pan with llUe $20; · . ea s....., 3 (or $2."i; used lumber. Wc11hts & bar $4. Ex· $25. Old records Sl-$5. $25 Chevy maRS St5 hed t t ·~ Fi ' bed shell wllh doorll $25; eacb. Stick bellhouslng %"d", 2""4", 2"x6'', Sc erelse slant board $2. Chelr & loot stool $25. eooh. A Ir cnn<1itiC1n ltO ~ mn:icr ~·' I · 21" PORTABLE TV wtUa rear renden and doon s5. FlatbcadJ.•rts: f\.Olddoon1soceach.All Bonnet type hulr dryer Tw in rn.:attrox $9. pump$ $25. '1''or<I ma~!I ~~,'1~~~)c~$7;-'t-t~l~1 UBF, worb fine. $25. SUe•ch; l1'indstlleld $15; tsadc $1: e;:"· .:1::0 formlca bookcase U . $1. Yellow velvet king! ize Vacurorm $9, ·rypewrlter with Ures, S25 each. Ford Nl'w uw $3. Socket sot Vacuum. olc\er Kenmore ru.r lld SU: 40 h.p. block trtbuter $, e • S· 644-1523 bc.'dspreud S25. Formica & t 9blc $1$. C11mcrn SS. ('hrvy Rrn('rntor 11t11rtcr , <Crartllm an) S3 SmAll \lprlabt, works fine. tl.S. S25: resl or tnglne $25. Ford 0bellb F,ar $3~ 495 USED k dining table S2S. Lt'nm to l>rt"~~c-r bench $9. Gam~ $10 each. '66 Malibu rear tool bOK with t~ls $4 ~ SJ6..70U n....t OU ftl -· S Ill; HarU,llcllds, Draw books &~tortS,$3 Sl ·S3 . Bu llets Sl·S3. se"t $10 VW 8•1"' renr Jfous ( t •· II . _ _._ _______ , ___ . ______ ,..,nvtahall$5.Newhead Northland adults & Clothln!J5c·SISO 2 bo)i'a u "' "' epan ... ro orsS2. ROUND Danlab table $2.S. BAJA iJass kll for f""1t ante.ts $S pair', 282.312 chtJdrens. SS.S2S. 2100 drctsll Jackc~ '11 11.(' 14 ~~l~~r~c~~~.$~~1~. "i[~~ •ot $IO '67 Dahun Extl'nSlon cord 12. Motor 2 hostess chairs.. 125 4 $25; D•~un backet &eats head •uketa S5 pair. S•nllago Or, Newport S2 so each. ~7 Barn~ flrepluC'c ~creen, tools. ~:~8:\:a~::::f ~~-'>g:;: ~!.r~ 3 e~n. ~SsOcan~ ~~.s:zseacb.64Z...Sl71 SUeael\, 536·7045. G.aoso Beach St.NB 644·6921 $15 l\ook3~J·S5 G31·143l brakes$25 S-t8-0972 good.~~. 1 'wor -- DAILY PILOT & (:J2 DAILY PILOT Sa1urd1y October 30, 1970 rwwtw-. tolO Qa ep S• 1015 ....... ~. 105 ' 8010 Mitctllon9'CMll .L. loala. Morine -..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.t.d 80• I e.,11,..,..t 9030 ,.,....._..... 1001 .._·.....a.-e• IOI hA-1040 pu••tc AUCTIO... • f11 l\Jlo-...:\ \'l-'Rl>I'; <:ount~ ••••-••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... .,.... .......--• ..._..... *•I BUY** -" Sat & un 10 • ac• .~' , •1 W11nt«f. f''n,m:h Horn" "'ln-·.a 0 8 • ·-••••••••••••,••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. MANY FINE ITEMS OF htt~ld llt!ml 1'I urri. <.:lub Gut~ t'qully mt•m old ~tamp collt><.'tlons ~~Hr Ev . r""'tt ' t ng. Oi; lbl<>n Rt'frhP1 cult $lU AKC Golden Rc,ricver Good u ed t\arruturu & t:ST ArTE JEWELRY, t611Sllnla Aiua vf, CM. bt!r&hip t;,•e~.o504 PnvJll' art l;.&-0 1090 Low pro/11"· xlnl cond . •. •SPIClAL * · f'rost Crt!e, ~or~t: l4 cult Pllp$, 'lbuw <1011. b\uuer, ""P.Pllancu-OR I will A RT OBJECTS AN , _ P >'· Sl~. Claule wood 111bot· WltKIHDSAU S35 64iT71i8 ram pets XJntpc:dl1n:e. ellorSEU.forYou. TJQUES.•FJNE FURN , El:<cdryt>r,tiock,_~Y ~ctr.COLOH 'l'V, St.ore Musical Wte •kill, re$lored, Uke .. :IUllUb ar An1e.lc1111 O.k :a'( di yl.'r del~I 493·ti81il MASTQS AUCTION ETC PHONE FOR IN mutl~ moro. i u11. ~~IF~l phonu.ll ~r,,, lnstrwnents IOU ocw · 67~724. UUlinl Tablrt & Ch;ur I\• m p11 ,85 .M ayl:i g Greal Dano }>upp)' AKC. 64M616•133·9625 FO. 4' BROCHU KE mJOlain, H.B '1i.se. c~"u ~~·an" ••••••••••••••••••••••• BObTON WHALER. 13't>" ~ From '3SO O~ of 11 w..u.her Sll:i, Both perfed cti.lmpaon tin~. sacnf1ce IU-22!00 or Sntt~n Conn Min 0 Ma tic ~lee. w/M hp cvtnrude. Twn 'T''"" Cun dl'l. 7~ 4411 $50. b3ti-OtS21H714 I · VI!:! New & used turn, Horus 8060 ' . or~nn , C":\.l'c•lh•nt cpndl \iink& trlr k new blue .&-'&-. Cent - ---appl's. misc. Wilson'• ~alters, D.R. chrt, lbl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~er draft'ft', holds \4 K~lt lion SGOO. P t> 532 l~:J cover' $J095• Pb !i411"321.0 _ .. ...,... ft' "'"nmo1 c 1t11:. dryer, AKC l>ach11hund1• D11tR11ln Nook, Now 2 chests, lamps, pcojec· AQUA Gtldint:8.Yrs,ahow ot bt.'er, new cond $200 'tt96Mwpt11 .. CM potl'Clain top, very nk Stdic ch. atk• shot a• ~es -545 & 814 W. tors, •~is, baby furn, wtnner tr trsll, ic11ddlo & 613'62'76. C111l afl llAM. Tromoonr, Yum..1h11, U · Call64S·9468 _ 1100 645-"832 wormd• PSY 111w• $100 19th, C.M. 642·7930 & misc. Hilb quality. 1807 tack,49~ l4i2uft.'7 pnl. --eellent cond1t1on. $1 s..Pow ... 9040 1' u 1'128 4435 548·3ai2. Port W~tbourne, N.D. Royal Commcrdal Up ll7S.9860 CLOSE OUT l lcyclet 8020 p. S11l&Sun.Oct30,31.9am Thorou«hbrcd Sad · right V11cuum. Xlnt • io· Cu&t. dlc~el trawln. •••••••••••••••••••••••Male Lab, 2 yrs. blk. xlnl QUEEN Sz watcrbcd, to2pm. dlebred Maro. Moving, cood w/uc~. $45. Pvt. Yomaha U·5SA gulllir S4l~I SALE 10 !l~<ed l>ike·2l l l ~h<.'rli, can·. Nds trg yrd/lovlnl( COn\plele, black vinyl, mu~t !!\•II. Sacrifice al Pty. 968·2'J25 · w/hard-ah~ll case. l:lkc Call IM1>·549l E _,..,1_ G ~'nglish b•kt'. ! .1kc NEW t home !30. 833 2038 liood cond. $.100 or bit or ~t 30th 8am-5pm, 16:830 $450 ur bt.>et orter. Cu II -...!!_U· St!O. c·o:.t $130 931 2:3ati ---------v•. ,,,.m9 oes! $80 ca111ra2 0138 trade tor Port. TV . S1lktrce. F. Vly. ReCnic. 1145-3846 Prcst1¥,c yacht cllJ'b mem· . • Chris Crun Clas.Jc. 1\ mt• r It 11 n 0 ..i k & · • M111tese Puppies (Color)491389S 4' Spool top, backpuck, ber:i11lp, Vt!ry reduced Fender Struloc.iljt~r. P<'rl N cw twin c n S 11 • l~mlllVl"N ••• co~t & NJo;W.&l.'~EORlKESand 2male~.8\¥k'lold.AKC auto & kitchen Item~. Tally Ho.Fanni rate.t\4-1-4144. "0s"o11·• rut.chin~ Cidlll". <.:omplctoly OVt'thauled Below('ost! parts (;ruJ11e«> .MX's 3 551-2153 Mstr bdrm, antique whl, rud111 lclffcopo, txx1ks, rd·T 1 L ---S 2 /Or tM en rr rerh c t condition . S3t/SUn/Mononlyll·~ & 10 ·Sp<ls c;ycl' & Co h1&ndpainh:d flowcri., misc' Uoa · nin· e:isons C!P EftSlANHUq.'i.til<ll& V1bro('hump,xl11tcund.. b f S f Ceruhlinc~·!> Anuquc:. 21~ ~·cwi~rl Blvd c M' 1 YOHKIF: PUPPY $2000; sofa & ottom11n, · Dox s1taJls S90w·$1.00C .~•P; 6itl2. 3 Pr. Gruup old $75/ofr. Mark, (714) Sq~~'susJ~. 0<.:ilG~~~tMt :tll:i II 11·tJ1Jr HI vu .. • ·· · · 2 1l()()DL~l'UPPIES white w/poppy flowerci, EVERVTIUNG corru:s s75, I.' l'<.'u"" Wkkt'r. 4116·2193 l•VCli ~'7856 . • ' • • li42 7!JIO sud S 530 6455 . Oct 30 o1 t 61"', clean tlally. Knii & Wstrn M st Ill ---•Rt-hind I up ·N l l,lcol -• t • l!rv • $1,000; Italian 11l11ss.top . • .. s , .,.. lessons & lralnin". 17262 u se HAMMOND 1\1·2 w /M Z'I' Fll•RPORM b'l.5·5131 l'c.>augul IO·specd f' VIG .-. --, <.'OCCee t11blc, S:,00; nntl· Albion Dr. llunt. Bch. F • 1 OI 1 d " d 11. "r --Xlntcond.witht1cw scw·A~C Reg Ar~ha~ pups. qu~whitew/yellowtrim Nl'whopc, ounta n CUSTOM Lee nclu 1ni: o 1c:s, Hnrrltop. cu~h>m trim, A~I011ces 8010 UPI> SHO 543 J.tl\11 Champion sired. re· ItaUandlning sel,$1,~; BLOCKGABAG£SAL~ Vallcy,979-947$ ctc ,xlntcond,5411·3683 O.M.C., 6 C)'l., outdrivc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• asonuble. 8411·05G3 2 , ~·• XV h . Oct. 30, t9·~). Fri ml 1070 WOVEN WOODS -:----------low hours. rad1u, depth R. I •t 10 1 ---( )....,...s ormc 8lrs, Lan", H 8 . 60llth or .Jewelry •lll\"',o T090"'-0FL'• Foxx Wuh Wah Pedal. n>cor<lt!r, bait unk. tilt ltl::&'Hl<; l l(c Apl :.& Ju:.l u·yc-1·s. •' eo' spcci \I k M 1 t AKC antique while w /red " JV ·"" r $30 h k v ni·w' $13:i Guar S30 Womon':. :J i.pecd ' ..1:. an a&a~ued , V(llvet. 5300 l'a. Other Meadowlark Gotc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Over 40ttMilockp:itterns new ,.1167.,0067 trailer wit.Ji electric 7"""4•1 I S20 642 2ii27 µupp1es u~ee In~ Course. WA ... TED Also ... lNl·BLlNOS ... a ,, winc_h. $4995 or moke or .,. 4 _ :_ __ __ _ _ :. t 0 c k . s 4 t; 7 2 2 Ii p1ece:c, $40 to $200. Call " ••• f f Srohman Ile \1akcr PL•u.:l•ut nwos IO Sflt!l'fi, i•\s ~kmls. 833·2643. -SUPER -••Garage TOP CASH L>OLL/\R 64S-8%0 1133·9770 A<.'ouslic 470 Heald, ·~ISi er.642·27\h l6pm. "I' t , l 0 d & Yard S11le Slln. Oct 31. p A I 0 F 0 R y 0 u n . c ·1 . . 32 8oUOll\, 3 mos 0 d. Stl Big roomy ir.· C1bcr"lllSS Newllu'll~ I month ~50 s'100 ~:·o,~5 ~~ l" n :\lale lrbh Setter. Approx Gorgeous tutted cresceot 7am unliH 2045 Anaheim JEWELRY WATC lll::S ShU U o o1 painting $-Ix worrnntccd, cost $1500 2 r d b k & in:.ta e< 117'J·J234! -·• . 2 yrs S35,togoodhomc. 8'Sofa,ltcocoa,$.1i5.0c ART OBJECTS GOLD. w/Crame, buffet 5txl8. $87S/ orr Mark (714) orwnr un s <iJ: f)i:.hw..i'>her .:uudll:itJ\J!>IO spd Tour.ex 6461!J57 cas. Chrs. pale grn, Ave .,C.M . SILVER SERV l Cf;: ~t~~~~:tb!~~~{:r~~J;~ MS-7~ . ' ~~~~g~ll~~a~:SJt';1~~: l'1,ln<ht1on $W cond S1•wuJ>'! tires S80 or "'-t y 1045 Brocalelle. band carved t.:verythmg goes: Anl1· F l NE FURN & AN· . . S Old lop & trlr Many xlra.s Qill 5.t9·32'-..KJ ""''l :-r\11 :;ai2 n-tt o OU cherrywood arms & legs que curn ., JS• c;oke TIQUES &.15 _2200 BBQ tbl w/bl!nches. c~V· lrombone· uper s. Uavl? 636 6izo · --_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S200. pr. Occas. Chair, machine. clothes. vw --· rd BBQ, sm desk 42x20. proress1onul. needs re· · · rtJ::f'lllG 1-:H \TOR. Sl•ars luildlnq Materlols 8025 Silky Terrier. Male, AKC, grn/wht. vel~et baek.. trike, Corvair motor & Uvtstock t075 979-7386. ruusb S200 bi3·!133S IA y LAUNCH Cold.<,pot, lG cu rt 5200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loves kids. needs afCee-S7S. Turquoise Club trans .. outboard motor.••••.••••••••••••••••••• 3 Whl. J:.pd bi<.'ycle $l25, Office Funtfture & 18• Century Lapstral(I!, l..11-l715 l\.1lchen Cabinets & llon.549·2019 Chrs, $50. bolh. Occa:i. muchmoreat4~E.Oa)"Rei.Morganmare,broke handmade :irghans, rig Equipment 8085 Complelely restoreiL CHF.ST f'REF:Zf:ll xlnt cond .. SSS cash only 1.12-00fl8 fonn1c,1 Counll'r toµs . 4 Chr. Danish. natural Ave. Balboa Peninsula to ride & dnve. blk jum pmlS & qts. Misc.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 J h n lo 12 rt. fo'mcsh culling 3 Adoruble klllcns, 9 wks, linen. $75. ~ench Prov. parade MorRan geld mi;. 548-5101. Offce desk lop 4x7'h' cili ppet wit I ~ver. ~l'rvin• unng your room po~ty lramed, need lov· antique l\'Ory Nite Tbls. ESTATE S~LE .. F.urn, Eng. We!Hern <714 > 1 • · Yl 1ng. keady or JfTI· 01• cabi.nl'l dimensions or mi;: home. 548-65113 SiO. pr. Twn Beds. w/k• appl, ong oil pamhngs, 338_1011 l>bl oven G&S Elec Stove Very nice. mediate use. Beautiful plans Cor Cree est. Wkdy!-Ma I e Labrador. mg st Hdbrd; pink tuft· misc. Sat/Sun. 15410 30" S200 G&S Dshwshr $100 640 27 show piece. $3850. Ph Ljf!.f..fnJF',·,lyc<.' .. ,(l;r.i.":, .. ~.ttuurvc~.· 84,Sat 812.Hurdcnl_n NuctC'red. ll mos old . ed,plusklngszbdpp~d. C unninJ'ham Ave, Machinery 8078 szs., Slate pool tb~ 4x8oPEN HOUSE · Sat. 6_73_-_lttGl ______ _ ~" ,. "·' W 18 h St SL75 Q l s Westmin s ter Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,00 L f . d t ~ O. New ell•c fluu1· uu:.~es. 111 1 l · ''ery gd w/kids. To gtl ueensz orquoi e , . '" ""' · ols o use cp ·· l:llucprinl Mach i ne , 63Custom bu1ll yacht,~. heater $15. ti73 474li C:\I Ph li-12 28-t::! homl!. 847·2319 .Hlde-a-~ed, $125· Harbor Brookhur7s7t & Mc Fad· Forkltrts: , G2. 4.000 lbs. dsk .. dresser & drps · F\lrnishin..:s. Elect ronic finished. When Cinished ---:----c~rai & . Vlew Htlls,644-4440 den.554·1 8 l'/S, Ia hi·lo mas t , 551·071'1 Equlpmenl & par ts. will have 4 !ltatcrms, 2 Adn:11ral HI t'uft . rlhl d<11.1r. E-"pm-t 8030 Free ll) good home 3 kit· M d't Di R 't /4 Sal & Sunday 9 to 5pm Baker, $1850, •IOOO lbs • . Cl b 17tll5 Skypark Circle. baths, 1 w/shower, I h t f t I SI •5 ...,-~.. tens, Siamese markings, eh ! lnl fmX sl ct w d Slereo coffee table "nd. Tow Motor. xlnt cond., l~atmpbeart sh.Athletic !Cu Ir v' n e . "GS. 607 3 or w/dbl sink & oval bath W I C. rOS r~'l' " ••••••••••••••••••••••• C alrS, ea . n COn • • " butane $1250 531:1·3008 Or ,. cm rs Ip. Best 0 er. " d' l' ·~~).7592 -llassclhladCtiodyS200,J 7wks,847·73'78 $350/orr. 645-7015 afl tables. misc furn, & 633-szoO . Call6732076. 549-39!H tube,galley2 mr!'11 s.1v r. E AµI S11t• l'1•rr1.: ~1)() umhrrllns s20 J"a IJ 3 Kitties all they need 1s 4pm. oth er items. l !IG32 · Oak fimsh desk w/birch· rm, wetbar, f)ybndge & .! ,lC'ar parb & fuhur i.:rn Z...llsman po::.ing i.'t.001 s love 2 ~ht 1 cream/wht. . Rumsey Lane. HB. <Nr Used Portable Welders CARPET bur 1 i n la 1 d t 0 p & sundeck. Sl~~dup ~ng ty.i51 12!17 $50,b40-ll07il · 581.4403 3pc Blonde Bdrm Suite. Magnolia/Yor ktown) c11 11 549.9935 Sal 9.3 matching chair . $2200 rm, can be.f1~1shed into ·--Mattress & box spnngs . am-4:30 pm. :H I luxury or fi shing yachl l\cnmorl' w..i~hl•r & <;,1~ , 8035 J:"ree. Dog to good home optional. 640·743S 010 rm lbl, cb:rs. soCa. . BUILDERS PRICES value, $450/ofr · Cal To bwld today "'.ould cost ur' l'r Sl i !'t , ~11.:n.iiun-•••••••••••••. ••••••••• Female. Jcs.s than 1 yr . B_arcelona chrs, lamps, Miscelloneous 8080 Scott, 543.9335 will return over $125,000. W11l sl.'ll for 1 .• 1~. 1 . 'S."O L , m r , 1, _ . "I . L'tl old &lfi-1:!1 4!1 Dining Rm or Ga~e Set. mLe stnds, rugs, hsehld ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lowest prices on any call $7S,OOO Call Mr Hoss. ·fl c ~~11 • ~ . nl n u \ ,uo;..,1an u _uc nl tns all wood. has 24 leaC. items, men's clothing, m11,Jor brand. Cail for .._t 213·!125 9485 \\ a ~hl r S?~· \I ~Y lJ J: purcbrl'll, ~ 7 Handsome Pup~. 8 Cost $850. Sell $275. Call misc. 442 El Modena, NB WANTED freequote.10-5pm. r-11:' s 80871---------~l~ ,h~r s.rn liu.ir 581 1097 "l'cks. ·~Shepherd + 847-5713. Sat/Sunl0-5. TOP CASll DOLLAR (714 )497·l345 ~·;~:··~:·;;~~·.·~~:·g·;; 32'GRAHD8AHKS :. ·M•7-L1\ l'IY .\ni:ora kittens W c 1 m c r a. n er I L ab PA ID F On YOU H Bnstol Condition ( ... , \ C I I h . d ccc7 t"•I? Pecan 01rung Sel, _40x62 MOVING' ! ! JEWELl'Y, WATCll .. ~S. lnine Coast CC trained. $7S. for bird, Tast"Cully Decor·•ted. , ,-, , tnl·11c.1n.1 r.1n~l'. color u • oni: a1rc ...., '" -bl ., h l .. ~ ' r-1 5 7 76 ~ u IC I ·'II I ta e," os l'natn,., 2S27BambooSl.N.B. ART OBJECTS. GOl.O M b $500 coge,payarea.64 . I Al "'ewporl-$35.000. :.l' (' l'<lllll\)!. u ) U\ l'lt" liood Un•<.'1 lllJ.:. 520. d h $175 c II -m r ~· \lr1l c·11nd swo lt,.l tifr !li!IH!fi>I Smart Fem Pupp~·I mt1~. ~1 e c airs, . a 644.al21.Manyitems! SI L VER Sl-.:HVJC~: Pianoi &Ornani 8090 (714)544·!1353 :.."It :!.'11!7 shot$. l:llk 1hrn trrr mt'I 75l·Ol3l F INE FUHN & AN Boutell 673-3907 ·~ i---------O<JS 8040 Can"t kccµ N ll lrlO Gl87 BIG Rummage Sale. Cor TIQUES. 645 2200 8·4 12131636-3355 ••••••••:•••••••••••••• 18' Lyman lapstrake In· )JU\1'1:1;• :\h"t ,.l.11 <:i.td ••••••••••••••••••••••• L bl 1 p di WALNUT Garf1eld&Magnoha,Oct F'.I ELD S Warehouse board. Beaut. bay i•·tri , " 11.c m kcr 17 1 . ovea c ma c oo <' Oiled walnut t·ommodes. 30, 10am·4pm. II B. H1 LUGG "'GET "'GS Sale. 400 pianos & or· crwser or O<.'ean fisher, ' J:, '1 ' lrt"h Sl'lll'r l'ups. needs lovin" home. Lov co Cle e tab I es, TV Sehl Chorale Group ror "' "' IC your hubby Is size med., I ed S t t·11ft. I \ r viii ~Int c·o11d \L'(.' ,.h,,t ... " iii med . ·h"ld ,.,646·9"70 C b -• b h" th gans, new us . 111.ne s, v c r Y ~ o u n d. $3SOO. " ~ e c 1 ren ., b l t b' t Aloha rom your usincss ca1u. you cun uy 1m c G ds Pl s Go .. ::.«111 1173 :..11~12 o1 1;1:ri t;:H l l>-15 i.JiJ _s_ __. ----ca ine • s ere<> ca me . Se d I f h fi h l ran • ayer . in., 640·8208 r r Got a ·partridge in a pear tree to sell before Christmas? Mov e the m under. our tree. On each Thurs day from November 11th through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish s p ecial pages to make it easier for you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash . Buy a box under our tree & sell yo ur to ys, sports ·eq uipm e nt, lu ggage, appliances, furnitur e, antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box ror ·you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rates are $4.00 for the · smaller box to $22-50 for the iarges t box. BIG , BIG AVINGS if you run more -than one time. ' .. ..For more information and to place your ad just call 642·5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad-Viser for more ~nformation. Your credit is good with us. We'll bill you or :you can charge your ad to iYOUr Mas ter Charge or .BankAmerlcard. ' . I 't ' . ~ DAILY PILOT 642-5678 FREE FIREWOOD !'l.\M to4PM li46·32JI ---Furniture 8 0 5 Also 2 largl! table lamps. 1 .. n one t·ari ur cac mcst cas mere swea er out Cor business.-nenti---------- 2 ::.tulfed chairs. sofa. All Tools. '• socket snap, O!'! tag plus one i;pare We avail. from S<.'olland for w/opl lo buy. Kawai, 2' Fiberglass over wood, m excellenl cond., low w~ench set. Elec ? return pcrmunenlly Christmas for $35. f'rom Ste1nwuy. Baldwin. 4 111' Mere .. i:ood cood, prictldCall586·5667 nfl 6 dnll, cement t~ls. misc scaled atlractivo tag & our salesman's samples. Chick<.'nnrc Yamuha, new paint . $200. bst orr. ----------1 tools & other items. 810 strap, meeting airline <.:all our warehouse, Kimball , Wrllzr (7141 M8·20lG •••••••••••••••••••••••MOVING. Gold & white E . Oceanfronl. Apt 1, 1.L> rf!qulrcmcnts Pr<.'· 63l ·1361 6 3 8 . 2 7 7 o . 1 2 o 7 2•---------- Din111g rm. i;ct. blonde swag lamps. red velvet Balboa. Facing Balboa vent lnss & thcCt! For a . Brookhurst. GCi . Brund new I I!' Ski boat oak. S <.'hrs+ c;1pt. d1r, 2 swug l11m1), twin mu pie park & pier. per11onaliZ<•d tag enclose Irvine_ Coast Country C~ub Charger hull, 464 .ford leaves\\tS'buHctw/slld· h eaduoa rcl, mi sc . . wallpapl.'r. rabric or fnmily membe r s hip. PLAYERPIAMO jct w/ jacuzzi pump. ln~glasscloors Call eves household . Call nfl 6pm, Moving .. Ping-Pong tbl.. "Duy Glo'' paper & wt• S500.645·75l7 T ur n of the Cen· Scats li, cuislum uphol' li46-0054&sccSalorSun 645-7857 boys single bd., metal will back & trim you rDoes .lohnnyncedhclpre-lur y /unusual s l y le. gold /Ora mctal flake afl 12 ·30pm. dsk & dresser. Sabnl. tags. Or try two ('11rds ad1'na?. Have course for Would look "rcat with paint, includ11\g lrall~r - - -MOVlNG. Must sell near Mini bike. girls singh .. · b kl I k ~ . 0 1, 11 l'rav/Pty ss.200. 751 002" QUEEN Sl wat<'r bed. new modern (urni"ture . bd d t 1 th ac 0 iac · slow readers· consists or anllqucs. 25 ,o s JO· .. pans. s ies. co cs, PlllCES. rncords •-.. :.~kl"t. Cost eluded St350. 540·3894. i----------..-Amenc<tn National air Double bed. 11tass and tennis rackets. books. "' "" uuv " 21' FllERFORM '· frame. less. than I yr old. oak coffee wble, stand· much, much more. 42!).l S2caorJ/S5 over $100, sell S25. · d Ihm.hop, cwstom ·t1'tmo Comp. w/~inens, $100 or in" bookcase. chrome Senisa Way, Jcvine. 4 !Hai:sS1.60ea. 642·3.T19 Spinet. Xlnt cond., soll .. A " G/9lagsS1 50ca Honey Maple w/bench. 0,M.(; .. 6 cyl., 011tdrive • .,,,t oCr. 493·1464 and w h1 le standing Univ. Pk. 552· 9033 lOor more si.4o ea. 15 .• 750.15 new rc<.'ap SlO. p /Pty, $585 673·7011 low hours, radio, depth Never used. distressed lamp, white Oriental Sat/Sun9·5. Sales Tax Included Ford 15" split rim, 5-lug PIANO recorder. bail lank. till wh1tt' a-;h d1111ns: set. 2 swag lamp, ma~azine Su o l R NOCAllD? Ford 15" drop center trailer with electric Jlf' leJvcs 4 :.1dl' & 2 host rack, chrome TV stand, cndtay Mn y, 6~1 oss. Draw ~our O" n or send rim, 5 lul( Used side . Beautiful ca?inc>t winch. S4995. or make or. desk, Molobecane 10· osa I esa. agara name, address, phone& C hkenewS875.673933S Cer.642·2717arL 6pm. 1·hu1r!' S450 9f.R·~l spec d b 1 k e. mis. Massager, sunlamp, ele<.' pipes SIO. IH:x2A cutter or1-----------i :\IJtch111g l"Ouch & chair. cellaneous art objects heater. boy_s clothes & we'll make one <.'ard per paper or light metal SSO Sewinci Machines 8093 lassie 17' Bay Boat. 4 cyl 489 6311571 g.imes knic-knacks & tag. Add 25< e:.ich Carlson router w/tbl S50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W1lhs eng. li1 g whl trlr ehoc brwn cord. 11 mos 642·4 or · ' · h h td' -t h Send check or money or· lhp 3-phase motor S25 . lnclust'l l'owei· sin"le nee uld, like new. l'aid $750, se 1 em~. muc derto: T d I " Huns well. $265. !163·2963 asking $3a0 slereo & Maple Capt. t~l. 4 Capt. more. <.'Orne see. PllOT PRl .. 'TIMG orona o awn vacuum die m:i<.'h Xlnl cond •1fl ~-30 · M .FM chairs. r~d winged-back " $75. 333 E. 18th St, CM . S350 G73-~G7. • ·-·-------components . A· / · h1de·a-bed, lamps, etc. ANTIQUE Furn .• draJ>t'.S. P.O Box 1560 642-3.T19 13' 6" Boston Whal~r tape, earphones. sta~~· 3 l300 Adams Ave. Apt bedspread. lamps, m1r· C~la Mesa. Ca . 92626 R h M-k St 1 rf t Commel'cial Overlock 4011P Evlnr ude boai mos old Sl6S. Ph SSZ-·6722 JO..C. C.M. rors, Spanish access. It's -- -anc m 0 e, pe ec sewing mach1ne/sland. cover, lrlr, comp tieal'. CORNER GROUP . !led a big 1! Sat-Sun 9-5 276 JE~ELRY . condf .. orS1g. c96ost54S7700, S250.640·12t9Sut.nnly X1ntc:ond,S2200.675·5429 . · 'Beaut. Lane Wooden Cof· Albert Pl. C.M. . Rostyhng& repu1r sam ice 150.4 ·O ---.-----sso. Also lamps & misc. f &. E d t bl M l al YARBOHOUGJl'S . . Sport1n9 Goods 8094 F I 233 1974 t 165 s.t2·0638 s~ft. Heas~ ofr ~67;:2076~5 Garag.e Sale. E~erything Nwpt Bch 631·17l7 F~r S~~s~~ng~i i~!~a~~ •••••••• •••••• ••••••••• ~':r1: ~ru1~ers. 't:aded. 00" Snfu fern rn $95 for kitchen, orr.ce, baby em . fl · 1 Mossberg Mndcl 46·M, xlnt cond. Low hrs. Sim°;nons hide-a~bed sso· Four yellow na.ugahyde ~ousehold,, ~tc. Wrought PUBLIC AUCTION 536·9lli8 bolt action .22 rifle $65; 213.431.1305, 714.846_8891 both xlnt <.'ond 581·!!516 . game chairs. hke new. iron. Sal hi 3, Sun all MANY ITEMS OF FINE Ansafonc w /remote Rochester .21 cal. pcll<.'t ---------------· ---·--1 sr,o ea. 2. )'.ellow uph~l. day.10291Monitor,Hunl. ESTATE JEWELitY, Mod. S!lo'. Near new: rHleS20.4!l4·50<10 1974 f'anl?SY 1700. _OMO. f1ame stitch sofa & lov· chairs. ~ming rm m1r· Bch. ART OUJ ECTS. AN· Makeorr. 754.1234 1 140hp, 19 Cully equipped, eseat. inlaid wood game ror, & misc Cum. 640·8848 TIQUES. FINE FURN.. TV, Rado, vt'ry dean. $399S Fiian. set w/matching table, 7' . MOVING SALE ETC. l'HONt: FOR IN· EiO Yr old claw foot cast HIFI, Stereo 8098 675·0404. gr:tndfathl'r clock. glaasStdhng French Prov. SAT/SUN. 10 s pd & FO. & BROCH URE. iron bathtub. pcrf <.'Ond ••••••••••••••••••••••• , • top coffee tbl, lamp~. Screen. 3 modern Crystal Beach Cruising bike, an· 64S·2200 $75. 673·2633. Will del. nrand Nl'w en. l·Sharp 28 1967 Chris Sea 5k1l'f ~ glass top dinette, all cut chandeliers, beaut. tiques, '75 ~awasaki tleluXl' 23 (;ha nnel Loaded,autopllot •. A.DF. wood king or queen bdrm ha nd c.arved French 175CC,. Fishe r t oys, BEAUTY F.QU!PMENT F\tn B~stcr radar det~c>-w/dlgital foce, PA & 1 outrigger , sacn!1c.e. s cl. w Im u l c hin g Prov. chimney. 640·63m garden equipment. much FOR SAt.E tor; Midland CB radio, Trunk muunt antenna Make offer. 675·3631. urmoirc All 111 like new Solid Walnut Din Rm ta· more. Priced lo sell. !>29 536·9807 K111g Coil king sz bed. w/cablc. Still in carton, Clean 16• Launch 30 h.p. cond. ~54-4700 ble 6' long w/2 leafs St. James Rd . NB Behind S d . t . f Make offers 5'11 ·5078 only $175. 837·0713 0 /B lrlr xlras $.195/or-' • • Harbor High School cr eene ·In pa 10 o . , .. Queen size slcl'per sora. each 20", 7' b~fet & 8 645-11!95_ h s ~ / m? lJ i I e h m . Old Fashioned 2 seal p~t!~ Zenith 25•• Color Consolr. !er. b'73·6336: 642·9606 cost $.5ZO. Sell S2a5 & de high back chairs. Sl,000. 16' '.: x 15~'.i . SI 75/bsl orr swmi; ~o. small g11 I s Near new. Co!>t over $700 197-1 28• y · berf l ll\·er 55H7GO &42·2589 Moving. 8' Pastel quilled 549.4245 ~·~e. like new $25 AskingS2SO IU(j.!IO!~l 225. VHF. c~~mFa~~ K &b kbd d soK(a SlOO, lge dehsk sso&. Outside elec "'ISL h<thl 646-2959 a(lS. ALMOST NEW L"enw~t loaded. Bkr. $18,900. )\cd1trccl cofCee lbl,sq ing un 51 resser. enmore was e r .... " ·F -1· • "' .""' G731003 & hex commode, all etc, ralta~ chr tit lbl, nl~e dryer SlOO power mower brand new, vJn vent. pvt orly p1e<.'e stcr in~ KH6400 MerC'o r eceiver --------- wood. xlnt cond. 8.18·7326 sti:ids. _Cheap. 707,.; $50 folda~ay bed $20 Oisc0Clubmcmbcrsh1p. flatware, Gorham and pair Ccrwin-Vega 35. C l S lf h --------• Pomsell1a, CdM Sal/Sun Odds&ends Sal all day· Ca11998·9182. Camellia, used l\\1ce bst 211 speakers. Asking us o:ER~r v'~~~ Dark Drown r Sofa, gd AM. sun 1·5 only. :io8s Tyle~ "''STATE SALE TODAY uCCr. Gill 53ti-3428. S760. 642-448!1or631 1574 ~::.:is Lo sell. II ates !is· conditmn $3.5 w Cos M c.-" t:i7:1·4!l35 QueenSizcBed ay, la esa • 9·5_.Silvcr,antiquefurn.; Weber .B ·B·Q, Por~. Rare Ampex "Crec;cen· ~ng.Bkr.673·1003 ~ l 'rliyrs.old CONGLOMERATE china. colle<.'t1bles. 7l slcrco,hkencw,arllsls do"Stcreullecordl'lyr,24• Slickcrafl w /lrlt Ot>alcr·s dcli~hl Liv rm $75. 642·2009 Garage Sale. Sal & Sun Jasmme.CdM. ~ascl, .cloth1oi; sz 10. reel to reel _lapt' deck 5 SM. /\,very & co: furn+ l bdrm scl w/2 JO to 5. Elcga n tT t K 'tli h' 548·0836 w/am·fmradiolnwalnut G75.g!)!)(lorli.t:l 4GGS twin .hi·ds .• xtnl cond. all Gcrage Sale 8055 Christmas girls. Prac· ~~~c~css~ric~~ l\T;kcc i~r~ Turkey siied elec Turbo cab. $395. 673·5'1f.S ___ 1--.--.-.------ d:1y Sat & Sun 5Sl '1403 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tical items. See bu.tglng fer 962·1835 oven, 6' l)OOI tabl~ w/ STEREO F.QUIJ>t Fisher 31 Unin~te Fil, TS, FWC. l Couc h "'~". 2 end tables 3 Family. Antiques, lead garage at 819 Sonora Rd r 01 din" base f I e c . . d AM 1, owner anx. Avery & Co. ,..,.,, I f It I th CM M d IM '2 ed Id d · be " • ' mttgratc '' • t uner, 67'-8!1'JOorti4' 4005 S20each.G.l!:.AplrcCrig i;iuss. urn ure,co es, . esa e ar. ton go es1Rn mt truSpon~e sweeper voe Benjamin Miracord " .,. S200.i51·4297 toys. Sot only 10-4:30. chma & gold trimmed llouver S hampo o · turntable, !Jowk :.pkri; 30' Cu8t. Dici>l'l 'l'rnwler, 19381 Sierra Anc:r., Turtle DOVER SHORES crystal. 492·3712 P~l~shcr_. wood framed S210. bst. &1""25HO nyhridge. $24.~. Redecorating • must sell , Rock. 833-0S27 HELP! Musl sell! TV:., cc1hn1: fixture, new Cpl<.' 646-5401. ~~~~i~~~\nJi::."~l!i~e ESTATE S ALE. Anti-1SC:~~1!!~~~.L~.D. radi05 & iaral(c equip tools &iirale. 675-9291 C~~:~~o?cu~~~~·~l('· Owens Granada 37 Custom made blue/ji?rn ques, furn & household. Sot. Oct. 30, 10-3. Misc. items. 642·6100 OfC White Vinyl noot for cond. W/2 yr picture tub11 Rt'<iuced $.~.000 Cor qu1ol< noral Couch. xlnl 'tond. Sol & Sun 9·4· 630 Queen Anne Coffee Tbl. G.E. Refrif.• frost free. 72 Ford. ~o. Also tarp. w:irr. $165·$225. All i.olc. Aft cabin,2 heods,2 Sl7S.846·9252 Plumer,CM.646·3066. $150. Br.ass & Crystal white. 1.c. 1 yr olcl. 1 9x9.Sl5.642·7llll Service & HcpairC1> 807 h R c · " s owers. nnJi?c, re rig,. Twin ~ench Prov. bed Garage Sale; new 8 trk Chandehers, SSS. (lge) llnuse F\t ll OC Furniture Simnions xtra long dbl W. 19th St C.M. 7~ KW Gen .. 200 hr!! Crames. nnt1q wht. Xlnt ta_pes, tools, & many $35. <small) chrome & incld Sora, Love Selll,. bed & Crnme.' Xlnl cond loot & M • total t lmf'. twin cn11. cond $125 673·9067 misc hsehld Items. 300 E . glass shelves. $90. 2 Lge Beds. Om Set, Bui( et. $00. Pwr mower• $15 . e...!.1.~H Perf cond. 557-!l:WU. · · 20th Sl. CM. Sat 8 lll met a I decor at Ive etc. Dest ofr. 64S·5492 aCt · 1 bl S2 1 '46·7962 ~..,...,.. .. ~ ... O ES K W n In u t exec 4PM. Dividers, $20. ca. Also 6 Spoo t • ( 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sacriflcf' lie (hartrr bo81. Jlx2x6~'. $!GO. 2 onlq . . rt l~vely lamk pboos, Crabm ebd Used white form1ca kit GeMral 90 I 0 diesel pwr, $22,500. PP. velvet occ chr~; Imps, Sterhng Silver, lge va e· pictures. a I ts. a Y Phone· Mat e No 80 countrr top w/doublc ••••••••••••••••••••••• (71<1)900·5829 tbla. 640-8873 ty. $4.00 & up. Good it.ems. NO JUNK! answer mach. & Remote· sinks. $100 673·4724. 15' MobilcrnCt Fbrgh 1o~ R-_./ 1----------1 silver plate. carved 642·S287 Mate call back uni\. S\7 Boat w/lrlr. No cng u ... '"" !Ude-a bed $50. 2 recliner walrus tusk & Ivory pcs. t. 1 , 9 5 38 ... n~a e ror both. 642·711St Down sleeping hag, stofr $2 oo I b ll l 1, f r. Ev cs Chart... 90 50 chairs $25 each. 675·5149 Goodies, collectibles, lo a on~· · · ... """ v r bag, new, was $75, now 675-2003 ••••••••••••••••••••••• prices. S spd bike, $1S. St., lrvtneSurf Brd, toys, Zenith 25" cir TV w/rem. ~.494·9956. AVl::NTURi\ Sall'f!. A!I· White wrought Iron tbl fiberglass row boat games.etc. Xlnlcond. $175 Woodtbl . Nonnknyakw/spray sklrt soc. tntroduclory Mem· w/6 chrs S200 xlnt cond w/oan. $35. 100 tools. Oout·que Christmas si.u2~ iclnt cond. SlSO Ori aihn ortEe'ltra poudnds & & J>»ddle. $200 Call her~hlps $S() New DaQ!l G.'lU1531or642-8171 10<·15.00. Sat/SI.In. 4208 1 Dresser ~')..'). lldbrd $35. nc es. 11sy, !'? rugs. 631 09805-Tpm. We st M a ri n ll, Op •----------• River Ave .• N.B. End ot Items S1·$10. Slate pool Sat/Sun 645 9205 Complete nutnUon pro· 493.9493 J &W Sln11n, dark Walnut 43rd St on the Bay table $37S. Jorgcs play grnm. $23.00 replnces 60 loah. Mofnttttanc~/ --------- bdrm sle, kng hdbonrd 6?5-135S · · rug $40, baby Curo, Brent 2 apd ceromlc mc11ls lll 4()< a meal. will SerYJce 9'020 m&Urcss, farm , dbl · finche!I. 1857 Bonnalre. wheel, l yr warr. lert. ex. help you to lose up to 29 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dresser . mirror, nate CARAOS Sale, ontlques, NB.631..()38Z <.'ond . $350/bst ofr. tbs in 30 days. Open GOOD-DEPENDABLE toots, Sah 9060 stands. like new, S650. collcctlble•. couch, chrs. MOVED Everything goes 644-3.508 Sesame. 2A38 Cst. Hwy., Underwater ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S.7615or54l-4347 oak lbl, alceplog bag, Sat/Sun. 257 Sa nt ~ Olci kidney 1ihnp('d d~sk, NpBch.646·1011. Maintenance 14' Calllm~un. Fbrfh Lrn ovol Pccon dlnln" lbl mu.st ICll. moving, 1537 Isabel CM Noonto5 •150 Elec llrt 6001b OM Hogan&Sons531-5921 hulls, gd concl. $350/ok. .. .. "' Serenade Terrace CdM • • · · • · MJscefl«IMC)Ms 979-1320 w/4 lyre chrs, 23 color UrvlneTerrace)497·3t58 Liq Id U ,. rn •tat 6'11blower645·4832 W__._... 1081 YachtC-ntry ---------consok . Both SJSO. Qlll u a n .. s e.. e. u1mru -.. -'1 2 •CU 498-0208. or aft S Mon. G r ager 6 f' am II Din lbl w /6 ch rs, Ir~ Kini u &id, complete. in ••••• •••••••••••••• •••• Eves. 646·6382 l ~ pper W/lrlr. Xln.t Sa S 10 5PM 1917~ ch,~t. w/mlrror, 6' & 9 cld brass t)'PC hdbrd, SS$ CASH FOR con . Nr now 7~ 11, pc bdrm sel St:w>. rool Wt~~b;,8 «alley) on the sofas. many other Items. shawl bdsprd~ t•\" roum Good _,. f 1 r loata, Manne ~e~c.ctRu~~· .. ~18bla, lb! 4x8 $125. Oak Hall p' 1 ' &u\-t'ltlly 9·S. Oct 31 , 939 plld, $1SO. RCA 24" TV. us~" urn re r1u Equlptneftt 9010 11 • c ...... .,,, ..... 7·4872 Tree 1225. Oak Hutch l!n n foil\ St, H.B. <Between rt mote control, nd• rt fnrs/:1tov1·~ S4G·07tlll •••••••••••• ••••••••••• an Son w ldays. $395. Plano 1905 $.250. 2 Mini Bike, clothing 4r Malo & 1..aJce St>. pair, Sii(). Kenmore con w ::int" d In 1 g e o Id (I l 311 J•ara11on llydrnu. 17' Cat 111ann Nacre ~.2 student dtaka $25 ea. misc. 2227 Port Lerwick, SELL Idle Item~ with a sole Sewinc Mach • m . faal\Jooed ll·•J! ran"c with u-an11mt11slon,S300. w/trlr. Nr new. 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Orig owner, In mil. new r:Hl1 al lire .... greal cond . $2000 . 51l&o.t75 1976 280Z ---- '68 MIZ 250SE Cpe R<ire 6 cyl.. ruel inj, Eng. sunroof. leather inL Sal·n fice! HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2131921-8588 714/523-7250 ~SL '71. 39m. m int. Air, a uto, AM /FM ster eo tape, 2 tops, SI0.800. Pvt.. Pl)'. 675-8248 or 979·2000. '75 MIZ240 DIESEL S td. 4 Spd . t ra n s ., (688MYF). Classic white. Buy or lease HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-8588 714/523-7250 ---------ltil lrlr ,.,., .\II 'Ln·I \'c,pa mopt'<I, i:ll 'h•'lll' l!rl'Jl I r.111' 'i-17;, 1175 !llfrl !'JI~• \1 .!I 1.1 St f '11\I (;ii l'Ond 11'1 11( 1 li:ll :!.1!114 :-..u brk..,, 1!'1 cone! s:12011 11fr fii:l llli-17 I 9H DODGE V AM 1 R8J', Bf ACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 84<'-7781 -540-0442 '72 BMW 2002 Tti Fmmal·ulo•c. 559!15/orr Cull SSl -1295 1\ut1.mal11· \'R. 1>wr ----__ Trucks 9560 .,h'1·r1ni: 1 hr.1kr~ a ir 1 RUY JUNt-; \,\H:-. ·11 2110:.!. 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GROTH CHEVROLET 1112 11 HAC H BLVD. 8•0 ·6087 !>49·llll HUMTIMGT O M BEACH 1· 11 n cl ' I \' I \ '\ I r J ~ 1'1!1.> I) 11 Iii :I XX 15 fii:l·/311 1973 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full JIOWCI' l1•:tlht•r. t\11 Whl•el , l'l'lll .. L' 1'11111 ,.,ll'l'l'll I apl' & 1111 I' "llhl Sl':tl (48l(,i111 ) ONLY $4699 MAC HOWARD 1\UTO & TllU("I, Si\l.ES bl & llarhor. Santa 1\11,1 53 1-6000 5 3 1-3421 AMC l'la ~'I (' ii) t:l<l111 0l(t1 4'90 5 L'llUfH", ht'.llll 111011 • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mu"'t ~«11 s.?:WKt ;,r,:.! 1211 m ,\11!-.ltn \m1·n1 ,1, '\Int rnml 1!1000 1111, S.1t $.l!lll ill l'OllPl' lll•\'illl' 1!1'1 1:!111.ill Ii llt'I lllHlll ll'l"l'I ~t .7•i.i Full ('.111 ~>IK 1;;,:,i '75 HORNET WA~. ( '.ocl1ll.11 1 11111w th \tilt 1: I'\ I \ t I' s I II l'li:! 111.1111•11, 111'11! ""Ill II 111111 l.111~" r.11 k ~11111 ~3.:!'I.. .i ~, !llfi:.! :0.110 "'"'' l.11 \l 1 I II 11:!:1 s.11. ~,;14; I \I \\'11 S3699 "SANTA ANA• Lincoln Mercury Luxur) & Trani.. Car 1111 . 1301 N Tul!Un. Santa 1\11u ~i·ll511 Buick 9 910 .•.....•............... rnn l ';111111.11 t """'' "' Viii<• ,ell \11 ,1' l'\I Jll' U'lllll Kit; ,•1•11 '7J ('pc th• \ 1llt· 11111 II" 1 Ani Fm ·,11•11"' 1111111a• m11111 'l'1' 1 \I 11 1 t·ll 7;,21~1 Iii( Chc1 \ i\11\ .t t: •')I . ;> 111· . Auf11 ~·ront 1·11d d,1niaJ!C'tl -.:1110 IN 1111 •Will Ol l.1 '75 CHEVY NOVA ('u~tom l'p1• Ii l')'I J\ T F111· .rn . I'S I' II. lt.111111 I("" Whl'l'"' V.11111 111 111!11•., 1.11· :1:: I :11 N<l $3599 •SANTA AHA• Lincoln Mercury l.11\11ry & Tr;111" C.• 1 liq 1:1111 \ Tu,1 11t, S.inl .1 .\11,1 .117 u;,1 I '72 CHEVY 81SC AYt-U \ K .111111 11.llh. I II 1111 \ .111 11111tl1t111111111:. 1.id1 .. h1-.1l1 I 1 I .11 .'IMii 'I\\\ I "ll't!I GROTH CHEVROLET 18211 IUCH ILVO. 847·6087 S49·llll HUMTll'IGTOM IEACH hi \1.iltlJll 11•1111 l'Jlg, 1. I'\ 1 ~1m ~tu .1 "'"' . :, w 11•1:• 1972 BUICK CUSTOM SKYLARK l'O\i l'E Full pow<·r, ;nr f' on d . I. 11 <' a I , .. 1 1• 11l1ma rulat" ll1ruoul I) fl:>!{ 1:1) '7 1 l';11l1ll;i1· ('pc· 111• \'1111• /\II lil;ll'k ·1,1p1• rl1·1·k. :15,IMH,rnt <'.illli1IHO.lr1 1.x 1·11!'\Pll1• '.IU7 ll11:h ONLY $2995 MARQUIS TOY OT A :111SSION v n :.10 831-2880 49 S-l 210 '72 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE Full 1111wt•1 lu:>.11n \\ 1lh 1\:11 l·'\l t.1p1-. ,11r '"'"'' . 1 l1·;1llwr 1111,.11111 t.11111.111 lop S1•n1>.1l hrn.il 1 al111• t::l."121 )\'") $2986. 111·rl111 m .1111 t' \I ug.,, S.11· \111 .. 1 .... 11 11 .. 11111 1;n :-.:i11; , I \1111111· l'.1!111. It II . \ l '. I':-.. 'k' hlu". \111~1 1 11 If \ ._ ~ I fl I! :-:I ~1 ()II :1 IX :,:111 Chrysler 9925 . ....... , ••....•...•..• 10321661 ~ ..... --._... ..... ,.....~,-.:-=-102' !>891 GROTH CHEVROLET BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE ·1;1 Sqhck Good co11d. Snn .luun C'upi,tranu 1.1( Wit.I)(' \T t'111 .. !-.tC SI 100. 846-2302. 837•4800 49).4511 hudy. "l'l'l' \\hb. SHl!l l'h GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beac h Blvd Hu n ting ton Beach hllT&C'W.11!1111 \tt'' I'S I'll. 1,irt1.1h .. :xlra,, 11 ll'll'K 1111 r1•gul.11 s,;;,o l'h ;,.m XWti I Offer Good TII 11·1·76 Many Others to Choose From and- We Hove the LARGEST and BEST Selection of FIAT 124 SPIDERS & X 1 /9s IN ORANGE COUNTY! t«IGI S!tlVICI DB'T. CUSTOM PAIMT I IODY SHOP. '"WI 5aYICI WHAT WI SILL." I 1821 1 IUCHILVO. 847·11017 S49·llll HUNTINGTON IEACH ------.)lit; l<!i.)l( Mt'' !">Ill 71K' d~:. ·71 VW 9 P~ssenii1·r Bt" VolY; 9772 l'lcan Private parl). ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2<1SO 673·3:r74 . 1972 TOYOTA CELICA 4 'IWl'd, rodto "' I Ill} I roof W1111 l la11t long' ! lll!IF ~:(; I ONLY Sl79S NEWPORT DATSUN llAA r>ovf' Street Nt-;WPORT BEACll Sll-1300 \'W Spirit Bubble to1l Cmpr. llc1111t New sll'l'I radrnl<i S3000 546· itm I 71 \'W con vertible. Ortll u n c owne.r. p t>rf li91E llLl $2477. Imparts of Sant a R nrha r11 . ( 11()5 )687. 7767 ·71 vw 411 Su.Ilk Auln, radi:ils. AM /1-'M, Ju~. 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S2llOO , ONLY $2598 752.02.)4 MARQUIS TOYOTA • ..., vw 8 l MTS.~(ON Vl~JO U ug, x ru 811-2880495·1210 • •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING Overseas Deii~•ry Service & purts now open on Sat's 8 to 4 for your conv~nicnCt!. i1 Bl11CI\ '\1'01.1.0 l!M~I t'ht "1"1 "lc•wporl. 111 842-8844 llJtd1h,11·I. lldow BIVl' 1111 .. 1111 1111111. ~1111111 lino!. !ll;:i 1;1h7 •73 CADILLAC ~111 2:11111 ·73 1':1t·i· I.TD er.., Sµhl Sedan Deville Comet 9 927 pwr t.<'Jl'< lo,uk<I. llrtg All xlr:J'>. \Int 1·on1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• O\\Or :i:;!I:> :\I lClnd S421111 11:11 WlO II;, 11.kcly., ·r.3 (.'nml'I W.1~011, new 1;.w 7:117 Camoro 9917 1:c11cralv1· &t 111 c~ S20U C O NVE:tTIBLE ••••••••••• •• •••• • •••• • MB Sll:iJ n SI.. \lark. full pwr ~ 1974 C HC:VROUT Continental 99 l O 11vl>l•r l'lf'.111 !11H li71\i or CAMARO LT CPE ••••••••••••••••••••••• tm :rrn:i Air conc1111nnln~. tinted •75 CONTINENTAL glass, sll'el lit>llt·tl rndtnl 2.l)r c-Pully llOWer '75 BUICK whtle 11tr1pr l1rcs, turbo "" RIVl~RA h y d r a m 11 1 1 c· t•qulpptHf w /l•'ac u ir Lr~n.·mi'ss111n, AM l-':11 LA.'uthc•r Mots V top. 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(308CC.EI VII, 1.1ulo l1·1uu1 , fudor) wrndow::. with 1.11r cond . Dodc)e 9935 $10UO ncx. IHti Wiil urr t•cmdittonml(, llO\\CI $2999 .1 •l"r•·ci •· •inlv '"',710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bll't•nni:. po11er h1·,1ke~ • .11r <'Ollul\111nlnj(. power ~ ~ ' "' • " ,,., d I t lrlll••s '""•K1.,"'t ). ·.:~ "onvt. Lo an1. gd sha. "" Ford '72 FORD r.1 10, acuter, whlll'wul slcermit. """er hrukc:-., ~ '"'" ·" ""' •·~ 9940 r ·"" 540 • 5630 ..--. O .... LY $6799 ""'7 ... ""t.> ul 42\ ... Se11111u , • COUIJTRY 5nu1RE llrt.o::., \ m yl roll • lllllt.•o lall" deck, r.atHo, hl.'ull'r. ,... ..., " """ "' .,. I h wh1lt•wull t 1n•s, \111'1 lrvSS2·903Jor5~65243 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOJ>a,i;St.it1onW••11 i:us!I, wed l'OV{'fs . ~ MACHOWARD . 1974FORO .. Sharp us you'll f111d . roof, lrntud i:la:-.s, "lwcl ·7 'h II SI tl K l' y I . . au l u l r ,1 n". 1011 'SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN Ml RCURY Nwcrs.<.&35JIG(.') AUTO &THUCKSAl.ES ll.l a "nger. • anl · GRAHTORIMO i\~1 1 1<'M :..tcrco , air w •• '>Q"LL> lsl&llurb{lr SanlaAnu 1-'S. :\1usl sdl below blue $2888. $2666. 5· 3 I •6000 5· 31 •3421 bk sm. Cull 530 1 ~11 uft 2 DOOR HARDTOP 1·orul • power 'tt·~·nng, 2626 HARIOR llVD. 540·5630 :i pm Autom;1l11', "" r ~l1•er root rutk (J52Ellll l big. Jil l'lllld . "ll'ft'O $ 1586 540-5630 COSTA MESA '69 LINCOLN WJIA'r A VJ\L.UI'!! ! Auto trani., A!\1 1 1''~1 ti tt'utk. trwi.c <'ontrol, 1111 wht•c•I, power ::.ll'l'rlllJ.:. ult t'lllld • Hll>l s upc•r' ! c:JWJ t;u > IOll~SO\ & so~ !17ti Conl'llc, l11Ud cd •. nDoc.l"<•TIOO Ch111:lrn t .1JH' ii.. v111 "I ioof • 3.300 mt. :\Ju,l sl'll' lJys, ':' ' " GUSTAFSON IOll~SO~ & so~ ti75 ~77 tili 7288 Eis cu ... t 1nl • full 11w r , \l>ll31\BJ 1 · _ loadcc.l. l 1111 n1 . 111 m1 OHL y $3199 •ni; (.\1nl'ltc full llu, mlbt i.t-c· ~:IOU ~111:1 !HllO MAC HOWARD 7 'iekl m1 mu>.l 'ell, $8-100 ·-'> ,. 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GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beo1ch 842-8844 IF YOU l!l'il XH7. :-.Int tnnd. wl'll hu\ l' J ~t·n·1cc 111 ofll'r or 1:qu1 lllJl·tl. rn;.ik,· ol fer ~lKKh 111 ~,·ti , pl:oc1· J n ad 4!12·tl31li 1 !1 th c IJ 11 1 I v 1• 1 Io l r, y a 1> u 1 1 y P 1 1 o t Cla:o.l\1f1ctl !:-o1.·t:t 11111 . i..'la ..... 1t1L'<i Ad to huy, ~ell Phu11L· t.ol:! ~.1,7x or r1·nl soml·lhml! 70 DODGE COUf'E L'>AIJ•" e1r 'ut>•' tl1t1t'I O'l9AB rl Bill MAXEY TOYOTA t Ill t l rol Jll l hd. 14 1 I \\\ HVNf f ... <..10H lta(H JJr t•onct.. v<>w' r ::.tl er I II I! \ t ll \ I l 11 II UlT S TA:-.l>l'-<:1 • IW7.\l''Y I $886. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 i3 1"11n1. (;rJn T onn11. 2 !Ir. llrni.:h111 . 'll'I'{'"· I' B. 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Really nice. *SE HABLA ESPANOL* :~t1o ~~~ ~~~ond1tioning and s 1799 more Really sharp' 429 OMV. '73 MZADA RX3 WAGON 4 $pd white interior. Roof rack. 702 JSB '70 OPEL G .T. Real Sharo1 Hard to find 932 BEO 51799 $AYE , HASA * 5 YR. 75,000 MILE * Rotary Engine Warranty BRAND NEW '76 MIZER s7399 Montti for 41 -'-OAC, TOTAL CASH PRICE $2917.94 incl. T & L, Oriff'nd l"or-nt l"rict SlU0.52 Cit 14.71 APR. * BRAND NEW * ROT ARY PICK UP 4:-::;-~~~~--~>-~--• Including tinted glass. pwr . disc brakes. AM radio 20 gallon gas tank and more t75PU 10891? '72 PLYMOUTH GRAND Coupe Super loaded. FM, power window-; & seats. 6 10PRF Frtt M"rvice·frtt paru·Frtt lab« s 1999 L----===on ··==· new=rotary=can==&.trudu==---~ s2299 * R0~~~~0:1:0N * '73 PONTIAC VENTURA Hatchback. sticl< Super clean. 085JGE '73 AUDI I 00 LS 4 DOOR $2799 Vinyl roof. Sierra Gold color. real clean car• 629 GIV. 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SJ 000/bst ofr!Wll>~ ·ro Pont. w ta tr. pis. p/b, good cond. sr.so. Ca 11 751 1022 C\ f;'S/v. kmls. '77 Ponl1111· Ftrcbird. Formula 1113 rum Silver blue l..t>Jttcd On!\• 800 m1 Spt•c·1.il ~ ) r. So,000 mi maint in::.r policy. Priced for qu1<"k sale. $1i950. 496.3534 1976 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 DOOR HARDTOP Automatic, air eond., pwr. wmdows & Sll'rring with only 10.000 milts. (3110PIJM ). ONLY $5799 MAC HOWARD AUTO&. THUCK SJ\Ll-:S Isl & llurbor. San tu Ana 531-6000531-3421 '71 POHTIAC CATALINA Luxury Br 11u J!h,,111 mockl VII. :iulo tr.uh . <llr t'tHICI , p<l\H'I' ... tl't'I 111)!, r.ulln & 11,.,,11·r . ''"'I lop. LOOK \T 1'111~ l'llH'E! ! l!JG2t-.:LI: I $886. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 842·8844 t~l Lt· M 11ns, m11:.t :-ell ! l'/S. 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Bst orr OC' trade 893 3773. tlEW 1976 POITIACS SUNBIRD · '76 2M2786C101914.5Speedtrans .. s4195 · 4 cyl .. w/7-f w steel belted radials. luxury trim grouo. 5 yr-60,000 . mile engine guarantee. · . SUNBIRD '76 (2M2786C1Q.4225). Tinted glass. s3995 4 cyl. eng., 6 sp. trans .. ww tires. radio, bmpr. imp. SUNBIRD . .. USED CARS USED 1976 POITIACS . CHEVROLET VENTURA f 74 Vega Hatchback. auto trans. AM s 1395 • 76 ~~?c,~N~i~:,~t~~=~~r~:~~~: s4395 d' power disc brakes, AM radio, ra io. UC. 587KEC,,_ radl~I tires. (2Y6906L103819) .. SURFER VAN '74 ~tC:~~in~-_a.A~u·~M t~~~~o. ~~~:~ $4895 wheels. port holes. vent. Lie. #62072Z. CHEVY l/4 TON -PO IAC .,,.Sunbird. 4 cy1 .. 4 speed. AM $3495 radio, rallye wheels. (564NRP) ASTRE ''76 (2M2?B6C!0484~~ ~--cyf'. eng,.s3595 •74 ~~~d1fi~t~1~~~a~~~e~a~tt~Zri;~~s4195 '76HATCHBACK. 4 cyt eng., aulo.s3795 ww tires, 5 yr./60,000 m1. enQ. radio, dual tankS CZ244F312887 trans., radio.Lie. "JlGNIN. guar.-nc. · " SUNBIRD '76 (2M2786C107494). 4 cyt. ~ng .. $3695 F&R bmpr. guards. bmpr. 1mp. pro!. 5 yr/60.000 mil eng. guarantee. ASTRE .76 COUPE. (2C1186U514041 ). Softs3995 ray glass. oower disc brakes. 4 cyl eng .. 5 spd. trans .. rallye wheels. radial tuned suspension. radio. · cust. ext group. ASTRE • 76 ~~~P;,· s~~;tlt~~~~;~l~~~)gl~:s~ s 3995 power s1eer1ng, cust belt. rallye. wheels, handling pkg .. 5 spd. · trans., radio. li lt steering wheel. AST RE ''76(2C7786U505060) Soft ray·s4395 wind .. cust a/c. remot·spor• mirror. 4 cyl eng . 5 so trans . tilt rally wheel. ww steel tires radio ASTRE '76 2C1586U506700 Wagon Auto s4495 trans .. lac. air cond .. 4 cyl engine. tilt. R.T.S . radio. luggage rack ASTRE • 76 COUPE. (2C7786U500265) Rallye s 4495 gauge-clock. soft ray glass.radio, cusl A1C, remot ·sport mirror. cust. rnt grp . 4 cyl eng . turb 'hyd trans rallye whls. ww trres ASTRE '76 2C7786U502870 Hat chback, s4395 aulo. trans . radial w1s1w. tilt. power brakes & steering. custom exterior. radio. Rally wheels SUN BIRD '76 2M2786C106590 Radial tires $3695 bumper protection group. 4 cyl engine. 3 speed trans , bOdy side mldg . 5 yr-60.000 mite engine guarantee. PONTIAC 174 g~~i ::,i~·o:~~st:~~~9. t~:~~ $ 3995 windows~ AM/FM stereo radio. vinyl roof. sunroof, hit steenng. lie. #444BBM GRAND PRIX '73 ~~~.d1~1~'~n~~a~~~e~acs'.~~~1na~~ s3795 power windows. AM·FM radio. vinyl roof. tinted glass. rallye whls .. tile whl. Lie. #584HPU. '70V-8. au~~ra~~~r~teering $ 1795 radio. heater (564AVV) CADILLAC r74 ~~~~iea~1L;;~d~;~n~~~~ ~~~~~$6195 steering. power di sc brakes. power windows, AM-FM radio. vinyl roof. tilt. door locks. lie 166JSO CHEVY 1/2 TON '73Camoer shell. V-8. auto. trans.53995 power steering AM-FM stereo tape, rallye wheels. (1C42969l CADILLAC •74 ;1;~~~1~!·1:~tooo~~~ssr~~~~i $6195 power disc brakes PO Ner windows. power seats. AM-FM radio. vinyl roof. tilt l1c f 965LPC VENTURA radio. owr. strg., tinted glass. Lie. '76 COUPE. 6 cyt, eng .. auto. trans,. s3795 #388NIN. SUN BIRD '7·6 4 cyl. eng . auto. trans .• ratlye $4195 whs. Lie. #386NIN. FIREBIRD .• ,,FORMULA. V-8 eng .. auto. trans .. $ 5795 tape deck. AM/FM stereo. pwr. strg., pwr. wrno . rallye whls., tilt strg. Lie. #716NLG. SUNBIRD '764 ~~r. eng., automatic. owr. strg .. $4195 . rallye whls. Lie. #353PCU. PONTIAC '76Grand Prix SJ. V-8, auto. tr ans .. $6795 factory air cond1t1oning, power steering, power windows, Landau top. AM-FM stereo, rallye wheels, till wheel. Less than 10,000 mites. Lie. #417NRS GRAND PRIX '76 ~~~ ~:. _enrg~.1 t'~~· :rh ~~~~· taau~~ $6395 deck/am-fm stereo, tilt strg., pwr. -strg., cruise. pwr. windows & locks. cordova top Lie. #851 NIM. SUN BIRD • 76 Automatic transmission. power$ 3995 disc brakes. power steering, 4 cyl. engine, radial tires. rally II wheels. ·tinted glass (2M2686C119850). SUNBIRD · f 76 .4 cyl. eng., auto. trans .. radio Lie.:$ 3995 #393NIN. NEW 1977 GRAND PRIX 24 MONTH CLOSED LEASE -4a.Bi>r '< PARTIAL EQUIPMl!NT INCLUDES • Factory Air Conditioning • Automatic transmission • Power Steering • Rallye I! wheels Ser. #2J57R7P1 54647 5 12531 ;?.: 512258 ;~ TOTAL DOWN TOTAL DOWN . Only 538683 Only 537393 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HO OILIGATIOH TO IUY AT EHD OF LEASE OH APPROVED CREOIT -,, lasttd on 15.000 mll.s pt r ytar PRICES GOOD TIL HOV. h t. 1976. AL1 CAltS PLUS T & L PARTIAL EQUIPMENT INCLUDES . • Factory Air Conditioning • Automatic transmission • Power steering • Rallye 11 wheels Ser. #2T87R7N1 08669 OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.·M. WE EXPERn Y DO PONTIAC WAIUtAMTY WORK REGARDLESS OF WHERE YOU ORIGINALLY PURCHASED YOUR ~AR WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS · . ·= . _ .. . . ::•• '77 OLDS .. OMEGA Automatic transmission, tinted glass. (3527C7L 1005 72) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ Pl.US TAX & LICENSE ,67 PONTIAC FIREllRD $AV . Automatic. radio and heater. Must see. ( 161PHG). DODGE SWINGER '70 Automatic. radio. heater. vinyl top. s 1577 (892CFIJ '73 PONTIAC LE MANS $ I Automatic. power steering. power 1777 1 brakes. air conditioning (359HOI) I . '7 ' MONTE CARLO $ 9 Auto .. P.S . P.B .. air cond., vinyl top, 1 77 cust. wheels. silver mtst m color. . (874EJE} . AM/FM radio. healer (737LWGJ '74 TOYOTA WAGON '73 ~i~~.'!~~~r.a .. P.S .. a1r $2277 cond111oning. roof rack. (624KLN) . f 73 fu~~!!~~~~ brakes.$2977 air conditioning, vinyl top. (022MOL) · '73 ~~!d~i~n~!~~oC:er steenng.$2977 pewer brakes. (538HSU) CUTLASS SUPREME s317 f 73 Auto. P.S .. PB .. air conditioning. 7 vinyl top, AM/FM stereo. bucket seats (737HOC) . . COUGARXR7 '72 Automatic. power steering. power $AYE ' brakes. air cond1tion1ng. viny~ top, tilt . wheel. power seats & windows, AM /FM stereo. rallye wheels. (254ETVJ . TAKE YOUR CHOICE '72 DATSUN '72 CHEVY '70 $ 477 Couoe6l40 soe•d Au t~~~~~we• C~~~~C 1 transmission. radio and s t e e r i n g , a i r Fu 1.1. P ow e r . a I r heater. (449PCWJ. conditioning. (95~EJM). condthoning. (409BZV). PLUS TAX & LICENSE f . • GMC TRUCK CENTER OVll 60 •/J TOMS v .. TOMs-4•4'.-HIA n DUTY TIUCIS IM STOCI FOi IMMBHATE ~y BRAND NEW '77·GMC -Y2 TON Pickup CTCD147Z50141S) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ Pt.US TAX & LICENSE CADILLAC COtttarlaE '74 El Dorado. Beautiful mist blue extenor with white convertible top. Fully luxury eQuipped. Must see. (474FJLI. . . ,7 CHEVYCAPRICE s337 4 Classic. Auto .. P.S., P.B. air cond.. 7 · vinyl top. tilt wheel. PQWer windows. (519LFG) IUICK REGAL '74Auto .. P.S .. P.B .. 111t wheel . cruise s3477 control, AM/FM 8 track. vinyl too. Ptseats. rallye wheels. Gorgeous. (481JFH) ' OLDS CUTLASS . $ 75 Salon coupe. Auto .. P s .. P.B. 4477· landau too. rallye wheels, power w.ndows. (275LRVl PONTIAC FIREllRD $ f 72 Automatic. power steenng. power 4577 brakes. vinyl !OP. air cond1t1omng, beautiful light blue with while top. (388LMV} '76 CHEVYCAMARO $ . Power steering, radio, heater. white 4577 wall tires. ONLY 6700 miles. (571 41 3) UPREME '75 BLACK BEAUTY, Black on black $4677 coupe Automatic, air conditioning, AM /FM stereo. P/windows. tilt · wheel. rallye wheels. bucket seats. (066Nl10) · OLDS VISTA CRUISER $ f 76 Wagon. Auto ., PS., P.B .. air cond, 9 5577 pass. Roof rack. low miles. (124722) . '76 ~~i~~f.B~~l~w~!:,~~/FM s $ 57· 7 ·7 track. railye wheels. Black w/gold bird. (537282). '76 0LDS 98 REGENCY $ 'Sedan. The last of the Big 98. This AYE · car has every imaginable option. 8000 mile beauty, (774621 ). . TAKE YOUR CHOICE •73 CHEVY '73 •74 HONDA s277 DOWN 1/2 TON REGAL Radio and heater. BUICK HATCHBACK s9411 Pickup. ~ f t. bed.. • (SBD2130825) MO •a u t o m a t 1 c • p o w e r • · steering, power brakes, Auto., P.S.. 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