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Home My WebLink About1976-11-25 - Orange Coast PilotI • Orange Coast EDIT JON Tllatllca .. ""'9 Greet lags . . VOL 69, NO. 330, 4 SECTIONS, 60 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA THURSDAY,NOVEMBER2S, 1976 TEN CENTS Canadians Up • e Ante $14 Million BY TOM BARLEY 6f tlle Dililf ~olol St.N The Cadillac Fairview Corp. ol Toronto, Canada, edged the Mobil Oil Company late Wednes· day as three remaining bidders entered the stretch in the race for control or the Irvine Company. Lawyers r epresenting the Canadian development company said they will confirm a bid or $283,987,500 Monday when the three concerns still seeking the Irvine organization return to Orange County Superior Court. The new Canadian oUer tops the most recent Mobil offer of $279.8 million by more than $4 Relief Rushed million. And it was posted within hours or the deadline set Monday in the last hearing before Judge James F. Judge. But attorney Howard Privett. representing the James Irvine Foundation, made it clear at that session that the foundation trustees were not imposing a hard and Cast deadline. Privett commented as be left the courtroom that the founda· lion was prepared to leave the doors open for bidders "until we only have QJle to deal with." Whatever the nature of the fmal orrer and the identity of the bidder. it cannot be accepted ' Tt1rkish Quake Toll at 3,000 ·- ·~~ .. SITE OF QUAKES Snow Also Falls I Jury lndicta 'Dan Cooper' In Air Piracy WAS HI NGTON (A P ) -A federal grand Jury late Wednes· day returned an air piracy indict ment m the ca11c of the man known as Dan Cooper who parachuted from an airliner with $200.000 on ThanksglVmg Eve m l971. the Justice Department an· nounced. The 1nd1ctment, naming a fie · tltious ··John Doe also known as Dan Cooper ," was returned in Portland, Ore. An official familiar with the case sajd the indictment was ob- tained by the government as a precaution because of uncertain- ty over whether the five-year statute of limitations applied in the aerial hijacking case. One count of the indictment ·charges aircraft piracy, and a second alleges obstruction of in- terstate commerce by extort.ion Both the Justice Department and the FBI say there are several reasons why the normal statute of limitations would not seem to apply. Although they doubt he survived, they say they will look for Cooper and the money until they find him or determine that he is dead. The Justice Department takes the position that there is no. statute or limitations on capital crimes, and that what Cooper did was a capital crime, punishable by d~ath, at the time he did it. 'lbe indictment was returned 3ust hours before a five-year statute of limitations would have . expired. (See INDICT. Pace .U) Aide Killed TEL AVIV, l 1raeJ (AP) -A U.S. Embassy official was killed and nine persons were injured when their bus overturned late Wednesday near Beersheba, police reported. The dead rnan wu identUled u James C. Dean, •. ft.rat aec:retary of the embassy inTelAvlv. ANKARA, Turkey (A P ) Tents. food and medkal supplies were rushed today to eastern Turkey where orricials estimate up to 3,000 persons died in an earthquake that leveled about 100 villages near Mt. Ararat. "There is no electricity. It's snowing and the temperature is minus 12 degrees," said Burhan Yavus Yilmu, deputy governor of stricken Van Province. "We are rushing lents and bread.'• Snow fell over most ot the area as rescuers dug through the rub- ble of houses made ol mud and sun-dried brick that crumbled easily as the earth sb.ift.ed. Thousands or the area's 150.000 residents were left homeless by the tremor. the strongest in the quake-prone area in 37 years. and aftershocks that struck Wed- nesday afternoon. Yilmaz said at least 100 villages wer e reported destroyed. He said contact had been made with only 1S or them by Wednesday night. Aulborilies said the quake cut electric powe r and downed telephone lines. malting com- munkations with the devastated areas impossible. Even first aid was difficult to provide in some villages accessi- ble only by dirt roads. Defense Minister Ferit Melen was quoted by the semi-official Anatolia news agency as saying initial fi gures indicated 3,000 persons were dead in the township of Muradiye alone. But he added: "I hope these figures are exaggerated." First rePOrts from other of- (Sff QUAKE, Page AZ ) --..... Pnpet.rmor1 This artist's drawing of a man seen at American Legion convention in Philadelplhia last July was assembled by Prof. John Swan of Harrisburg, Pa. Probers are trying to de· termloe if man had any connection with mysterious Legionnaire's Disease which killed 29. I without the approval or Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith. She could not be reached Wednesday night for comment on the new Cadillac Fairview approach. Her lawsuit against the founda- tion set the stage for what is becoming a bitterly fought bid- ding battle. Mrs. Smith despanded and got an injunction that temporarily halted the foundation's proposed sale of Irvine Company stock to Mobil for $200 million. That bid was quickly eclipsed by further offers when Judge Judge opened the hearing into the lawsuit filed by the granddaughter of the man who founded the Irvine Com- pany. Mrs. Smith claimed that the per share price or $24 represent- ed by the initial Mobil offer was well below the true value of the 8,415,000 shares of Irvine Com- pany stock. She contended that such a sale would b e unfair to minority stockholders who bold 3,825,000 shares. Mrs. Smith's stake in the Irvine Company is an estimated 22 percent of the share issue. Cadillac Fairview represen- tative Burns Lee explained Wed- nesday night that his company's new offer would make the built of an accepted bid available in cash with the rest payable on 10.year not.es. Lee said the foundation would receive an imme diate $163,987,500 in cash and the balance of the purchase price in 10-year notes totalling $120 million. Lee said tbe minority stockholders would receive an immediate $107, 721,500 in cash with the balance of their .$125,903,,10 guaranteed in 10· year notes. Still in the reckonini late Wed-· nesday was a consortium head· ed by Wall Street financier Obar· les Allen and Det.rolt developet Alfred'l'aubman. The combine posted a new• bjd with the foundation but would on- ly comment that the off er was re· garded by them as superior lo the prior Mobil offer of $279.8 million. Foundation t:ruftees said they would mee\ Friday night to dis· cuss both offers and any other bids that may be posted bef<>r'e thatdeadlloe. Irvine Company president Raymond Watson declined de· tailed comment on the two new <See CADILLAC, Pap AZ) · e • m Fire NEIGHBORS ASSIST NEWPORT FIREMEN IN FIGHTING BLAZE Victim In Wednesday Night Apartment Are Descr1bed •• Double Amputee Killer Gets Life Term Newport Man Sentenced in Tuv Deaths Convicted killer Dennis Maloney of Newport Beach was sentenced lo lire in prison Wed- nesday after a last-minute at- tempt in Orange County Superior Court to overturn the trial testimony of prosecution wit- nesses. Judge Robert P. Kneeland de- nied the motion for a new trial alter listening to witnesses who told him that Maloney 's home at 1954 Santiago Drive was stripped of furnishings valued at more than $40,000 arter his arrest Feb. 11. Maloney. who questioned the witnesses while his lawyer listened, argued that several pro- secution witnesses t estified against him because they were involved in what he described as a "ripoff" of furniture, television sets and costly stereo equipment. Maloney, 32, argued that their aim at the time or the trial was to ensure by their testimony that he would not be allowed to reclaim his property. But only one of three witnesses admitted from the st.and that be had helped denude the MaJoney home or its costly fittings . And be confirmed for Deputy District Attorney Robert Chatterton that he would be "more than willing" to return the property on d~ mand. All three, however, identified a number of M aloney's associates who apparently moved into the borne on Santiago Drive and helped them selves when Maloney was booked into the county Jail. Maloney was one of seven men rounded up by sheriff's officers in the wake of the murders ot a Sunset Beach couple who were shot to death in thelr home Nov. 8, 1975. A Jury found him guilty of two counts of flrst-degree murdu, kldnaplng, bur1lary and con· splracy after he was identlned as the driver of one of two cars used by the killers. It was teallrtod that Ronald Cauwels, 27, and Janet Mae Mets, M. .,,_. abot and tlDed durin1 a nvence rald pluped ~cauH Caaawela Wok 17' pounda of marijuana at gunpoint from a member of the drug smuggling n ng. The sentences handed down by Judge Kneeland Wednesday mean that it will be at least seven years before Maloney can apply for a parole. Identical prison terms were or- dered for co-defendant Thomas Hardin Hester, 29, of Long Beach, arter his trial before Judge Kneeland. Four other co· defendants have pleaded guilty to lesser charges rather than face trial. The rem aining defendant. Ronald Carl D'Orio, 29, of Long <See LIFE, Page AZ> $4.7 Million Loans Carter Firm Owes Would-be Aide PLAINS, Ga. (AP) - President-elect Jimmy Carter is virtually certain to appoint to a top federal financial post an AUanta f(nancier whose bank· is owed som e $4 . 7 million by Al" ...... IN EYE.OF stoAM ~l~n I .rt Lane. Carter's peanut business. Carter'• aides said Wednesday. They described .the loans as "slralgblforward bus iness transactions" and said they are properly secured and afford a reasonable business margin to a bank dealing with "a thriving business.'• A Carter spokesman said Wed- nesday that Bert Lance, presi· dent of tbe N atiooal Bank or Georgia, likely will join the Carter administration and is be- ing considered for secretary of tbe Treasury or director .C the Offlce of Management and Budget. Lance would be expected by Carter to divest bltdlelf of his bank holdings U he accepts a Cabinet-level post . Carter baa said be wW require each of bis appointees to disc loge all his financial holdings and to d1veat himaelf of any assets which may conflict with bis-gov· eminent duties. A spokesman for the former ~Ila aoveruor said Carter ls consldertng what to do &boUt his own assetl but bas made no de-- ds1on. The C~er ataff proYtded de- (Sei LOANS. Pa•e AZ) . .....__ ............. ..... ... -'4 ..................... . I I Newport Identity Delayed A legless woman burned lo death in her Newport Beach apartment Wednesday night while a neighbor, a security guard and three young visitors to the apartment complex were beiaten back by smoke and flames. Coroner's officers refused to identify the victim pending notification of next or kin in Pasadena. But they and firemen confirmed that s be was a double amputee who lived alone in the apartment at Oakwood Gardens, 168> E. 16th St. Residents Jiving near the dead woman's Apt. 207 in the east bull~ of the ~ompJex said the victim'l acreams seat them run. n1Dc to tbe second floor. . Robert Garrett, 50, the OCCU• pant of Apt. 209, and ~urity guard Howard Hartwick, 35, forced the door open and re· peatedJy tried to enter the apart- ment. They were forced back by the smoke and heat .. Garrett, hi~ hair singed by names that appeared to be cen- tered in the woman's bedroom, finally collapsed in the corridor. He was treated for smoke inhala- tion at the scene and then rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital. Hospital officials said early to-· day be was still undergoing treat,. ment and may be admitted fot' observation. They said he suf- fered slight burns. Both would-be rescuers and ftremen paid tribute to the efforts of three young men who were leaving the apartment compleic when they heard the screaqts coming from the victim's bedroom. The trio joined rescuers and played hoses on the fire in a auc- cesarul attempt to prevent the flames from spreading to adjoin- ing apartments. The three young men were identified as Larry Campbell, 19. of 1978 Port Seabourne, Newport Beach; Raymond Dean, 18, of 35 Bethany Drive and Kirlc Sampson, 17, of 111181 Norwood, both of Irvine. Newport Beach fll'emen who manned four engines at the blaze said other apartments were slightly damaged by amoke and water. They had not compiled an estimate of the damage to the victim's apartment early today. Coast Weather Morning fog along the coast will per.Isl until the weekend with highs or about 75 and Iowa d 58. Westerly winds predicted for late today will create. awellsofupto2feet. INSIDE TODA V Eo.rtU. and htaring1 ~ fhr¥tt F.otmn> siate Hospital 9f Co1ta Mua Into the ~ht. For. o ._,,_, loolc at U.. .Uuattcn, He P.OQe A4. Index ..._ ~ \42 DAILY PILOT Thurtd!Y· November 25. 1979 Case Atter•atla . . 14.Mamnes • ,j. ,.. Reassigned Fourteen of the 22 military J>Olicemen aasl1nod to other I duties after a marijuana ln- yestlgaUon at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station two wee.ks ago Agent Shot At Airport DENVER CAP) -An airline employe was~ to death Wednesday wtien a handgun dJscbareed inside .a duffel bae that fell off a baagage truck at Denver's Stapleton International Airport, officials said. the man was struck on- ce in the back or the head with a bullet from a .357 magnum pis tol, said William Buckley, an assis- • tant Denver district at- torney. The victim was identified as Stephen Killian, 31, Aurora, a ramp station agent. f'ra.. PflflC! A I ·LOANS ••• tails of the loans in response to press inquiries. The fieures show that as of the end of October Carter's wareboU!Se in Plains owed the bank slightly more than $1 million for the consolidated loan, which was taken out to build a new peanut sheller and a new peanut warehouse. The loans, which were ar- ranged and s igned by Carter's brother, Billy, are to be paid off in seven equal yearly payments at an interest rate of about 8 per- 'cent. Carter's warehouse this year arranged for a n additional $3.9 million in a revolving line of credit in order to have the money to pay for the peanuts it buys from farmers. I As the peanuts are processed and sold, the loan is paid ofr. Presently, the Joan has been re- 1 duced to $3.69 million and Carter I staff said repayments should , wipe it out completely by June 1977. Carter's warehouse pald back a similar $2.2 million loan ft took out to purchase its peanut Inven- tory in the summer and fall of '1975. • State Urges 8 Hours Off For Employes SACRAMENTO (AP> -State employes who wanted Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. to give them Chriatmaa Eve and New Year's Eve off have won their point, at least most of the way. l Brown's chief of staff. Gray Davia, Issued a notJce to all state a1encies recommending that they 1ive "as many of your employ es u possible eipt hours· informal time ofl'' c:ro both days. Employea whoae services are needed on both days, or on 1 Cbriatmas and New Year'a Day. should tet equJvalent time ore before next Juoe 30, Davia wrote. Last week, a atate clerical employes group dlstrlbuted Christmas cards depleting Brown as Scroo1e because he was sticking to a state l1w that doesn't require Ume olf lf a holi- day falls on a Saturd~. Chri11tmu and New Year's both fall on Saturdays this year, · ond the employes said Brown r abould declare the preceding day I a hollday. There are about 120,000 state employa. OAANOECOAST s DAILY PILOT ,,....,...,.. CConl °""" 1'1191, .,..,....,.<llltc-· ~NGtfw>""~ ..,,.,, f\DUbtl~twt,_,.()r~ (Air.t P\lbl•Vllnq(O,,,..fty ._,0.-,.Aff'fll'd llO't"tM• OIJbtl\ftACI Mi'ttWll ¥ trir._tf\ rrtdrrily f·>r (""1• '*'\A Ht•OO~l .. .c .. , Hwf'llh"410"I 6'>.c:h J"own ···" V•lt•'f, ttW1il\•. S•dClt~t:M .. , "•'•·· ""° ~ :-~=~s:~~ .... =r~I~ r.::!~':':~~:'t.~.·~z.::,.XJO ..,..,. fM~ "-·-........ "' """ rw•-, ... 11. c..-., .,.,_,.,., .... ,_Got_ .. __, ,,,_ .. I( .... , ~ ... .. ,,,,,_, ..... ...,..... M•••01"9ilfl._ °"'"""·'--Ilk _,. .... A>•hlOftl INMtl"t l flltn Offlcea ~·:e .. ·r ~~ .. ir:.~~~~. ' ..... 1"1)1 .. l! .. tl\' I rlf~ l!otK~ llovlt .. f<I -.. 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She said in such cases, the de· elsion is an individual one and a Lrial is generally preferred by men who feel they are innocent or the charges against them. Jn such courts-martial, the ac-cused is entitled to an attorney but still faces a one-officer trial board. Maj. Pulaski said one or the 22 Marines has been referred to a special court martial because he is accused of the more serious of· fense of possession o( dangerous drugs and two counts of being absent without leave. His name was not available. Action on two more of the MPs was deferred because one is in the hospital with a knee injury and lbe other is on leave. Charges again.st the remaining two Marines were dialJlissed and they were returned to their police duties, Maj. Pulaski said. The 22 Marines, part of ll 176-man base police force, were given other duties as a result of an exhaustive investigation of al- leged marijuana use whll~ the men were off duty and oft the base. Irvine Arrest NEW TRIAL DENIED Defendant Maloney E'ro.PageAJ LIFE •.. Beach, goes on trial Monday in Judge Kneeland's courtroom. It was learned late Wednesday that he plans to defend himself and dismissed his attorney. C hatt er lon , an ob - viously impatient prosecutor during Maloney's questioning of the witnesses, asked the convict- ed killer why he declared "no as- sets" on a document that Jed the court to appoint an attorney to defend him. The question obviously startled Maloney who had already re- peatedly d eclared that his furnishings were worth at least $40.800. Chatterton said he intends to 'conduct an inquiry into the nam- ing of defense attorney Ken Steelman as Maloney's lawyer in the light of apparently substan- tial assets. Steelman later declined to· say what his fee 'Will be for defending Maloney but confirmed that be has put In about SOO hours of de· fense time. Many defense at· torneys in criminal cases charge $50anhour. 2nd Time Around Tough on Patron It mlcht have been better for the man Irvine police know as "John Doe'' if he had kept hJs mouth abut Wednesday nltht in a shoppW. center at Walnut and Culver. Police who responded to a com- plaint telephoned in by a market manager said they found the ag- gressive patron allegedly bar- rassing t.he manager to be none other than a motorist who had shown them a clean pair of wheels earlier in the day. They said the earlier pursuit was sparked when "John Doe" refused to halt after a traffic violation at Culver and Yale and departed at high speed. Several patrol cars joined in the pursuit which wound along Trabuco, on two sides or the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station and tbrouah an orange grove ft:!':"ll::!:::..;"-:;;;::::c:::-~==::::=-~~n Weather 11.S. same .. ary R ••ft eftd •~• tfillow..,t ,.,.med ovtr t.-.ft "°"""'" ~o<~I+. o" w..,.,.\<lav Sc•U•r«f r•ln •nd snow,,.,_." atso occuntd atrc)'\\ nctt1twt" IO•flto •"d wn:tern Mant&l\41 lftad v-'K~ Of .t dev•loo1"0 wln•er Jtorm•XPl<'lfd 10 bl' l"Q .,,_ •l\CI <Old tamp.,.iuru i. t,.... MH '"""-'91•i"O On S!ronQ WI~ Wtr@ prl'<l!<Ltd lo 6<Ce>m!M"y "'OW, Ot'OOUC~f19 I-¥l\l1)1flly-IWlrerdouSd"V• '"" Cond•l•ons. A •lnttr ltorm wtlCll ••• Po•l•d "'""'' Monl•M. ustOf 1"9 (Dn11,.....t•I 01¥10. S.-~11••-.llOl•ll•<n>!•INO..atua..r .. Ql<VI eftd IN 11-r Of\lo Vall-• 4 ,,..,.,.,. • .., vi~'f We\ lnued I" sout....,ft•,tf'rn AN1 ••ii centr•t ONo Of! w..,~wov. wllll ona ta """' Inell~• 01 MW._,,,,,,.. oftlnq. AA rte "'"''" w•• In effe<t tor the lll>P<'' Grol l•t(~'· wP\er~ lfltater temperature• w-.re tow ~ lo •-•ult In rto!d '°"""'""" ol It• a<,...• 1•-u 11 •nv °"'break of cold''' 1, orodll<td. Afternoon temoeraturt\ W•dn~\d•Y t•noed '"'"' 10 al Marauall•. Mlcll., to II er Tl••rmal. C..llf. Calftornla Foow1tlc1t c•11Ud • PO•tr°"'90' '" Torr~eon w.d._,drly IJ due to< loak !.autMm C.lll°""'a .,,,. t11 "''d·"'O'"'"'· burnlno ofl for • •~nn., Tl)•nk141l•i119 afternoon. Hlflll t.moor.,urps In 1114! lftf A~ l*sl11 &•• tttll'(ttd lo lie lft Ow ml0-10.. • llllM eoolotr tit•" w.dNJd.ly 's. lft Torre"<• mot'1ure In Ille •Ir~ b't 1"9109 \HIMd Into • Sou11ter11 Calll•rrtl• lidhon lr•Mlormer, Ca<J•ln11 II lo -up. NtetlY 1.000 -_,.blacked O<.tl tor more IMll ""!low w.6'>etdtY IM"nl"Q. Fog •lso conlrlbUled lo t•etflC (Oft9Hliofl llffr lM 4-i.• 11\ltrflallonel Alrpott ~Y ,., • ., llloll(Jay lr•wltrs .,,,...,d MddoperWd. before the pursued man halted his vehicle and fled on foot. Officers said their quarry eluded them in the gatherint darkness and they reluctantly abandoned the chase. They later learned that the car they look over was stolen earlier Wednes- day in San Diego. "But we found him again in the market," a jubilant officer com- mented. ''He's now in the county jail and we had to dub him 'John Doe' because he won't tell us his name." Officers are confident that San Diego police will be able to pro- vide the necessary data. Walker Killed In Fullerton A 79-year-old pedestrian died in an Anaheim hospital Wednes- day night less than an hour after he was struck by a car near the intersection of Euclid and Wilshire in Fullerton. Conroner's officers identified the victim as Waller O'Donell, 79, of La Habra Heights. Police said the victim was try. Ing to thread his way through heavy traffic when struck by the car driven by Marcus Gth, 56, or Tustin. They said no charges will be filed. Traffic Signal Readied in Viejo I The long.awaited traUic signal al La Pai Road and Chrlsanta Drive ln Mission Viejo should be operating before Christmas. Keith Hart. the county's con· strucllon chief for the area, said the light should be turned on by Dec. 6or 13. Parents of students at Mission V1ejo HJeh School, which ls Just down the street from the in· ln'lecUon, have been asking for ~ s1inal for about four years. E:qtlOSive Find Suspect's Plooe Searched LOS ANGELES (AP) -Explosives powerful enough to 'blow up the Golden Gate Bridle have been found bidden In the former apartment or accused Als>habet Bomber Muha.rem Kurbegovtc, authorities report~ Wednesday. OfficlaJa declined to talk about the discovery because of a l•I order in the cue. Detectives returned to tbe apartment because Kutbefovic said in a court appearance that lnvesti1ators overlooked 100 pounds of expJOllvea when they searched hJs We.at Sl.Jtlh Street apartment after he was arrested Aua. 20, 1174. Earlier Wednesday, Supertor Court Judge 'William R. Keen. ordered a new sanit.y trial for Kurbegovic, 32, charged with murder ln the 1974 bomblni of Loa AnJelea In· tematiooal Airport. Three people were killed in the blaal. I . ~ f'"Pem Pa., Al I ., CADILLAC •• ai.ds with the ex planatlon thAt tha •varylng mixes or oub and not._ m tbe orten made it dlft'tcult to determine wblch ls the better btd, ''The foundation will h!lve to d~lde that,'' he said. ''There are many vertables to be considered ln this kind of bidding and what may be considered an inferior or. fer by some mltbt be thought to be superior by thefoundation." The previous Cadillac bid was '269mllllon. Quake Strikes Off Bermuda WASHINGTON CAP> -An earthquake of moderate intensi ty, centered 90 to 100 miles east or Bermuda, shook an area or the Atlantic Ocean that has had no reported seismic activity since 1960, the U.S. Geological Survey said Wednesday. The quake which measured about 4. 9 or 5.0 on the open-ended Richter Scale, "may have been felt on Bermuda. although it was not s trong enough to cause serious damage," the agency said. The quake occurred al 1:51 p.m. PST on the so-called Bermuda Rlse portion of the Atlantic. State Proposed For West Bank UNITED NATIONS, NY. CAP) -The General Assembly overrode bitter Israeli objections Wednesday and recommended setting up a Palestine state in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip. By a vote of 00·16 with 30 abstentions, the 14~nation body endorsed proposals of the U.N. Palestine Rights committee that called for Israel to withdraw from the two areas by next June, The evacuated territories would then be placed under U.N. administration .and eventu&:llY turned over to the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). UPI"""• WHERE IS HE? 'Dan Cooper' Indicted F,....Pa,,eAJ INDICT ••• The official in Washingtoo not· ed that a Justice Department at· tempt this year to prosecute New Jersey Teamster leader Anthony Proveniaoo and others in con· nection with the 1961 kidnap· slaying of another union official was thrown out of court by a federal judge who ruled that the statute of limitations expir- ed a decade ago. The indictment of the man identified as Cooper is primarily an attempt to prevent such a pro- blem in the hijackin$ case, he said. Jnvestigators admit that court decisions on capital punishment fog the ques tion of whether Cooper did commit a capital crime. But the department also contends that that Jirnltations statute can be suspeoded if Cooper fled the area to avoid pro· secution. Even if the man who used the name Dan Cooper is ever caught and the courts rule that the statute of limitations does apply, the Internal Revenue Service says he would owe about $198,000 in back taxes and penalties. ®QUALITY TELEVISION 2 Trucks Block .. Ortega Two drivers were lnJured Wed- nesday in a head-on collision between two trucks that blocked the Ortega Hl1hway at San Juan Capist.rano for mon thun four hours. Officlah at San Clemente General Hospital hid J ohn Rivera, 32, of San Juan, was "do. Ing well'' but was being detained for treatment of internal in· juries. Released arter treatment for minor injuries was Herb Brown. 38, of Azusa, who was driving for the Transit Mix Truck and Trailer Company when the col- lision occurred about 2:30 p.m. about a mlle ea.st of the San Diego Freeway. Orange Coun~y sheriff's of- ficers saJd the collision became inevitable when Rivera, driving a load of sand and gravel for the Rancho Viejo Truck Company, 'crested a hill and found a number of cars halted by a traffic pre>- blem directlY in bis path. They said Rivera, headed east. swung his vehicle into the wes~ bound lane and plowed into the tractor-trailer driven by Brown. They described the trucks as heavily damaged by the impact. Fro.Page Al QUAKE ..• Ciclals s aid the natioowide death toll was at least SS4. The subsequent tremors also were felt in Soviet Armenia and in northwest Iran, where officials said one boy was killed and a man injured. No casualties were reported by Soviet officials. The quake was the strongest recorded in Turkey since one in Enincan that killed about 30,000 persons in 1939. Jt bit in a rugged mountain area near the towns of Ercis, Muradiye and Caldiran between Lake Van Golu and Mt. Ararat. 2great new Iv features! 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About 80 grandparents joined their children at the school for a special Thanksgiving observance. Laguna Thanks Given Tw-keys Paper, But Their Message Clear Thank you comes in many ways. It can be as exciting as the look in a small child's eyes as the complexity of 2+2=4 suddenJy sinks in. Sometimes it·s a scrawled ''! loveyou ·· ~ This Thanksgiving, Marilyn .. Johnson and the many other •parents who are volunteer teaching a ides a t Laguna's Top of th e World Elementary School will have those other memories to keep. Thanksgiving, all the volun- t eers got Turkeys - paper turkeys made by the students and containing poignant little memory prodders. "Thank you for helping us in study. "You help us r ead. You help us i.ound thin gs out You hc:lp us write words. You 're nice to us:· r e ad the m essage in Mrs Johnson's pa per turkey, the 34 tail feathers of which bore thl' names of the first grade students she helped. "You can get so wrapped up in your own things, in your own family. it's a really terrific thing to do to help these kids," Mrs. I 1'WA's 'On-time' A ds Criticized WASHINGTON <A Pl -A Civil Aeronautics Board law judge .ruled Wednesday that advertise· menls by Trans World Airlines -claiming 1t has a better On·t1me r ecord than maJOr competitors .are unfa1 rand deceptive, Administr ative Law Judge :Ronnu.• i\ Yoder recommended • that TWA be ordered to cease the , advertise ments immediately and t: thal 1t bl' forced to run corrective ~ds that tell the whole story. He est1matt'd the .111'; would <'Ost TWA a bout $1 ti million TUE RULl!liiG IS subJt'<'l lo re , \•1ew b\ th<' five member CAR ~A dt'n1ed the allegations and ·~aid 11 would appt'al. l The TWA ads iare based on on "'1me slateml'nts hied by all 1rlines for selected rootes. The ' AB publishes th~e figures but ~iW arns that av er aging the ~ ·pecific route figures will give a )i\isleadmg picture of airhne on-i ime performance because not •)UI routes are covered. ' Judge Yoder found that TWA's dve rt1sing was misleading " ause its ads indicated TWA ; d the best on-time record for tpll operations. However. the =· =rRites Slated ... f:F or CdM Man Selkirk figures on wh ich the ads were based were averages of selected routes rather than the average foe all routes, he said. JUDGE YODER ALSO found that TWA's ads claimed the on- time performance records relat- ed to departure times when they pertain only to arrivaJ times; that the airline's claim that the ads were backed by CAB records was incorrect ; and that TWA had a worse on-time record in certain markets than its competitors The judge recommended that TWA be required to run correc- t1 ve ads in all cities where its on- l1me performa nce was not as good a s its compelltors The judge said the ad.5 should be oC the same size and pro- minence as the on ginal ads. !'lhould be run in the same media. on the same days or the week a net for the same duration. Judge E x cuses Hinshaw Jury Until Monday The Or ange County Superior Court Jury that must rule on Congressman Andrew Hinshaw's guilt or innocence was sent home Wednesday night for a four-day Thanksgiving Wt>ekend break after a full day or deliberations. Judge Frank Domenichini ex· cused his panel of ~even men and five women with the comment that they would be taking a well earned· rest a rter 11 weeks of trial in his courtroom. He scheduled Monday as the day bis jury will return to re· sume discussion oC the charges of grand theft, conspiracy, misuse of public funds and embezzle· ment faced by the Newport Beach Republican. The c h arges stem from Hlnshaw's service as county as- sessor in 1972 and the allegation that be improperly used county manpower and materials in his election campailtn. Teache r s Strike FRESNO (AP > --Fresno teachers have authorit.ed a strike against California's fifth-largest unified school district, but there won't be a stril(e for at least a week. Johnson said. "You really get to know the kids. They really care and the teachers care even more. They appreciate it all so much," she said. Mrs. J ohnson said she had been performing lhe volunteer teaching for about three years. ever since her little boy entered kindergarten. Volunteer pro- grams are open at all Laguna schools and aides are needed. "The thing that is so wonderful is that I'm getting back jus~ as much as J 'm giving to the kids,·' she said. · Riley Names Two More to Housing Unit Orange County Supervisor Tom Riley has appointed two ad- ditional members to a committee studying moderate-priced hous- ing in the south county area . Riley named Mildred Miller of Mission Viejo and Irene Ramero of Laguna Niguel Wednesday to work with seven other committee members named earlier. Mrs. Miller is a high school English teacher with the Irvine Unified School District, and Mrs. Ramero is a bilingual resource specialist with the Capistrano Unified School District, Riley snid. The committee has been asked to study housing developments or a partments which a family earn- ing about $1 3,000 a year could af- ford. Nigue l De ntist's Office Burgled Dental equipment and drugs valued at $2,810 have been stolen by burglars who drilled a bole in the front door at the Monarch Bay Plaza office or a Laguna Niguel dentist, Orange County sheriff's officers said. Deputies said the theft was re· ported by Dr. Herbert Murray Rurridge. 46, of 52 N. Portola, South Laguna. Steel Probe WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Ford ordered an immediate investigation Wednesday into a major steel price boost by the National Steel Corp. of Pit· tsburgh . National announced It will increase prices for' sheet l>teel by 6 percent, effective Dec. J. D.., Piiot D.ev.y ............ Mond1y.Frld1y: II you do ftot ht,.. yoor l)ll)ilr by 6 30 p m. Clll before 7 p l'I\. aNI your COPY ••II be det!Y9f9d Satur41'1 and Sunday If 'IOU do not receive your copy t>y 8 am . c111 before 10 1 m and your coov Wiii be cte11ver eel Clf'u h1tl• Telept111 u Most Orange County Areas '41.021 Nortllweat Huntmotol\ 9e11Ch 11\d Wfffm11\Sler UO. I Ut Sal\ ClerMl\le Cao1st11no Beacll Sal' Ju1n C1pistr11\0. 011\I Point. South l lQul\I. l.,~11\I Niguel • • • •• . •. ,4'M'10 Mother Underwent Torture 4 Weeks ANTIOCH (AP) -Neighbors o( & woman wbo was muillated with knives pnd guns ovel' the past four weeks said WedDe$day lhey beard shots fired in the vic- tim 'I home and aaw other signs oC violence. But no one notified police. Nancy Sams . 28, remained in crittcal condition Wednesday. three day s after bein g hospitalized with seven gunshot wounds, part of her index finger missing. a severely damaged eye and a sewn-up vagina. POUCE LT. RAY Snively said Miss Sams escaped from her tw<>-bedroom apartment Sunday with her two children, aged 3 And 5. James C. Lanier, 43, who had been living with Miss Sams about four months, was arrested at the dwelling later that day. He was arraigned Tut!llday on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, mayhem and false Imprison- ment, and ball was set at $50,000. Patricia Staricco, manager oC the Antioch Court Apartments, said that sometime last week she saw Miss Sams leave her apart· ment wearing a hood and walk- ing around in blood·stained ban- dages. MRS. STA RICCO said her husband , Al, noticed that one of Miss Sams' sons had black and blue eyes Friday and said he in- tended to call county officials Monday. Anothe r neighbor, Jim Draeger, r.J . sai.d he heard several guns hots from Mi ss Sams' apartment last week but was unconcerned. J4Jss Sams' two children were beaten, though not severely. while being held captive in their home, Shively said. 11IE VICTIM TOLD police ahe had been chained to a bed •t night but released during the day. Her apartment costs $13Z a month and Is in a gray bungalo-,v oourt that alao rents rooms by tHe month. . "People don't hear or se.e anything around there," Shively said. "They don't say anythinfl. either." • The Contra Costa County dis· trict attorney's office asked An· tioch polie-e Wednesday to withhold further details on the case from news media. But Dist. Atty. William O'Malley said ~ has no plans to seek a court ga order at this time. 'y . ""··"*"· .... _ ._.._~ ~4" .&o,.. ~~ ' Black Marines Charge~ Camp Pendleton Conspiracy-Assault Cited CAMP PENDLETON (AP) - Eight black Marines taken into custody after six whites were clubbed and stabbed with screwdrivers were charged Wed · nesday with conspiracy and as- sault. A spokesman said two more blacks arrested Monday night, nine days after the Nov.13 batlJe, were in the brig pending a de- cision on charges. At a formal pretrial hearing, an officer will consider evidence and decide about courts martial. The white Marines were drink· ing beer in a t hird-floor room of their barracks when they said a band of blacks invaded, wound- ing all but one of them. Four were treated at Naval Hospital and released but Lance Cpls. D.A. Haggin, 18, of Eureka, Calif .. and David P. Magyar, 21 . or Catossa, Okla .• remained in satisfactory condition with stab wounds. The accused Marines wer e identified as Pvt. Eddie Page Jr., 23, Bay Springs, Miss.; Pvt. Michael G. Guidry, 21, Lake Charles, La.; Lance Cpl. Bobby R. Bishop, 23. Bryan, Tex.; Lance Cpl. Gregory A. Coffee, 21 , St. Louis, Mo.; Pfc. DonaJd R. .liunler. 22, Winston-Salem, N.C.: Lance Cpl. Ricky C. McGilvery. 19, DaJlas, r ex.; Sgt. William M. Spencer, 23, High Point, N.C.~ and Sgt. Herman .F1etcher, 23. Huntsville, Ala. Each was charged with con- spiracy to commit an assault and with six counts of assault. Guidry also was charged with two as- saults and two .counts of disobe· dience or a lawful order in another cas e. the spokesman said. I 00 Leathernecks Due SC Welcome More than 100 Camp Pendleton Marines are expected to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner at noon today at the Interfaith Servicemen's Center in San Clemente. Center staff and volunteers worked Wednesday to prepare the massive feast. The repast, fit for several kings, includes assorted turkeys. pots or candied yams, washtubs full of stuffing, dozens of cans of .cranberry sauce. boxes of fresh fruit and enough pumpkin, mince and apple pies to stuff a Pilgrim . The food was donated by local service clubs, churches and in· d.ividuals. Donna Lynn, center secretary, predicted that more th.an 300 servicemen would visit the cent.er today. and some 400 will have dropped in by the end of \he weekend, she said. The center is a kind of USO re- fuge for the Marines, who re· gularly use facilities which in- clude a large library, two television rooms. game tables and a piano . There's also a snack bar. Everything is pr ovided free to the leathernecks, except the pool table. Itcosts2Scentspergame. ·But today won't be all turke-y and trimmi n gs f o r the servicemen ... With the three TV sets we h ave here, .. Mrs. Lynn said, "you know they're going to be watching t he (football) games." Now Special Savings On Modular llnits Ch oose from a wide selection of fabrics including ve/vetsr jacquards, tweeds and prints. PROF ESSIONA L INTERIOR DESIGNERS I .\.1 I ,_ • To those interested in the veraatihty ot modular MChonal untts. but have wanted superior quality and transitional styling. GARRETT'S has the perteet eritwer. Each seating pfece has 8 Wrf hand tied bue and alt of the other construction fwtures of quality fumlsl'Jlngs. COmer Piece •••••• Reg. 399.00 NaN 299.00 Armle&s Piece ••.• Reg. 288.00 NaN 229,00 Ottoman ••••••••.• Reg. 189.00NaN1•9.00 Open Mon., lhun. l Fri. Eves. 221 S HARBOR 8LVO. COSTA MESA, CALIF. .. ~ f I A4 DAILY PILOT Thurwday, November25, 1"8 F ail'VWw Director Stir:s Pros, Cons By ARTHUR ft. VINSEL Of \lie 0.lly "-~ Dr. Michael Levine, new act· lng medical director at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa, is drawing both admirers and ~ritics in a time when state pro- bes are focusing on state mental institutions. At 35 years of age, Levine is the youngest medical director at any California state hospital. ADMIRERS SUGGEST HE is a bnath or fresh air in the state system. DetractC'rs hint h e's an energetic rebel pushing his own cause. r NAME In the NEWS Levine, however, ls blunt in his asseJSment of the status at his hospital for treatin& menl;ally re- tarded youngsters. "I think we're in serious trou- ble at Fairview," he declares. DRESSED IN HIS usual casual attire, Dr. Levine granted an in· terview in his orrice and traced what he sees as Fairview's pro- blems. * * * * * Concern Continues 'Explosions~ Due At Mesa Hospital? Concerns continue to be voiced at Fairview Stale Hos pital over a shakeup In the wake of Or. Anthony N. Toto's resignation last July and major changes being enacted by his successor . Orange County's Grand Jury was originally asked by the Fainnew St::itc Hospital Advisory Board lo probe methods and motives behind the forced ouster of Dr. Toto, who quit when told he was being reassigned to Camarillo State Hospital. THE GRAND JURY HAS TOLD TUE panel it can investigate only matters that occurred in Orange County, while Dr. Toto's ouster was technically pressed through Sacramento channels. Widespread publicity regarding suspicious deaths at both Camarillo and Metropolitan state hospitals led to a bearing last week by the so-called Little Hoover Commission ln Santa Ana. Attention was focused on two suspicious death cases at Fairview, both involving alleged negligence with understaffing as the primary fact(Jr. "WHAT WE'VE SEEN IN THE last couple of Wei!ks is nothing .... There are going to be some real explosions,•' predicts Michael Nason of Mission Viejo, most vocal of the Fairview Advisory Board members. The governor-appointed panel -each of 11 state hospitals has one -is assigned a watchdog role over the operation. The panels Dre occasionally at odds with the State Department of Health and upon Dr. Toto's abrupt resignation, Nason and his fellow members demanded a Stale Attorney General's office probe of i l. "TIIEV SENT US A FLAT·OUT 'we don't want lo get involved. letter," Nason s aid. "They said it would be a conflict of interests· for the state to investigate itself." New acting medical di.rector Dr. Michael Levine, who has been described as a brash and outspoken diamond-in-the-rough and troubles hooter in his field, has little ad· minislrative experience. The transition from the Toto to Levine ad- minis tration is a somewhat rocky road, despite initial pledges to make it as smooth as possible and a month in which both worked side-by· side. "AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED, thenew di.rector is trying awfully hard but I'm not sure he's got bis priorities straight," says TOTo Dean H. McCoy, advisory board chairman. Matthew Guglielmo. president-elect of Fairview Families and Fri<'nds Jnc . a parental agency, is both dubious and hopeful. He cites Levine's youth and inexperience as a potential liability offset· ung the asset of enthusiasm. Befor<' h<' lPft. Dr. Toto described Dr. Levine as a pragmatic young man who goes by the clinical book, while Dr. Toto was liberal J nd innov a ti vc 1 n his approacb to treatiag the handicapped. DESPITE TUE FACT THE BOSPITALisfarbelowthestaffing standards e:.tabhshed by slate legislation some lime ago, the staff is :.hnnkmg and there has been no re-hiring. ··The s tate is disnussing people right and left," says a spokesman for the California Stale Employes Association. "A lot of them are getting administrative leaves without pay if they have pro- bl ems. Some arc getting pay reductions and reductions in grade, or rank ·• He chargC'd the shakeup and disciplinary action is being con· ducted "1thout a ('()nsistent basis and apparentiy undertaken to dean up l"a1rv1ew St::ite Hosp1lal"s acL 'I 'm So Happy' Son Freed of Rap In Mother's Death LlTCHFlELD. CoM. <AP) -The murder case aeainst Peter Reil· ly. whose champions included playwright Arthur Miller, was dis· missed Wednesday alter the stale disclosed evidence it bad held for three years. Superior Court Judge Simon S. Cohen threw out the case after re- ceiving written statements that the 20-year-old Reilly was elsewhere when bis mother was 1'labbed and beaten to death in September 1973. .. I'M SO HAP PY," was all the slim, quiet man could gay as tears welled up in Ju., eyes after he left court. No other arrests have been made in the slaying of ReiJJy's .,......,.... "CASE NOT CLOSED' Petet ReUIJ Qe..S mother, Barbara Gibbons. ''The case is not closed," Rell· ly said. "I feel that the invesUga· lion should be reopened. Jt. wasn't fair to my mother. It wasn't fair to me." BE ADDED THAT the judge's decision .. shows that the sysi.m of criminal justice works." 'lbe charge against Reilly was dismissed after State's Atty. Dennis Santore told the judge of wi~' statements to police In 11F73 that Reilly was in Canaan wben the state claimed be was ~mmitUng the crime in Falls Village, about eight miles away. Reilly. who notified police be found bis mother's battered body when be returned to their Falls VUJ-se house at niJht, ecofeaed to the crime during two days of questioning by state police. A l!·MEMBEK IUllY convict· ed him in April 11774 of first. delJ'ee murder, and be was sen- tenced to 6 to 16 years in prison. He bu been free on $80,000 boDd since sentencing and recently won an order for a retrial. Tbe dismissal ended a thrff. year legal batUe by Reilly and hia backers to overcome that con- lesslon. The young man later &aid police convinced him be kWed h1I mat.Iler. '"We have a technology now in dealing wlth the multiply- handicapped," be explained. WThe question is, can it be ap- plied here? " "If I say I'm going Crom New York to Chicago in three hours. that's fme. But if you say: How?, and I say: By covered wagon. tllat just doesn't jibe." THE BREAK DR. Levine made with Dr. Anthony Toto's pr~vious administration 12 years after Toto was brought in to straighten out a widespread treatment and employe morale crisis was total and immediat.e. Dr. Levine abandoned the modest but relatively comforta· ble director's oCCice near the hospital's front entry wd set up · his headquarter s ill' the r e· habilitation building. •:Hi, Harold ..•• " Dr. Levine calls out jovially as a huge, friendly yo11th looks through the glass-and-wire-mesh office window into the sun- flooded new administrator's of· flee. PO'ITED PLANTS AND pie· tures decorate it, along with rows of medicaJ textbooks. "I have firm feelings that if you're going to work with the handicapped you have to be with the' handicapped," s ays Dr. Levine as the man-boy named Harold shuffles ofC down the out- er hall. He says be has several primary areas of concern. These are: -Rampant u se of psychotropic drugs or tran- quilizers. which · have figured strongly in testimony about negligent deaths at other state hospitals. -The severe understaffing of Fairview's« wards. -Far too few teachers to teach far too many Fairview clients capable of learning elementary chores and subjects that can help them lead more normal lives, or at least be less dependent on others. -Inadequate specialized medical care which bas led him to close the hospital's clinical surgery facility. -TOO MUCH FREEDOM and democracy within the 10 Fairview treatment programs , whose directors have in the past 'I fld e•rollle 9"sl11- terpretatfona. I tlllak I ••~e •e e• ~er9 clear aflo•t tdaat I f a- tettd to do,.' voted among themselves on hospital matters relating to treatment of the clients. "n was like voting on science," Dr. Levine scoffed. He has also said it it is Tues· day, the·sub-heads d the hospital would take a vole lo be certain if it was Tuesday or maybe Wed· nesday. To some of his critics within the staff, Levine answers; .. , GET CHRONIC misin· terpretations. J think I have been very clear about what I intend to do." Before he became acting direc· tor. Dr. Levine initiated a reduc- tion on bis own ward in tran· quilizing ~ug use. ''From my .own personal e>c· perience, use of psychotropic drugs was reaching a degree of medical malpractice," he says of the previous Fairview policy. •·1 would have discharged anyone so using them· ... Regarding educational pro- blems, Dr. Levine points out Fairview bas more than 1,000 children of school age with some ability to learn and only seven teachers. CB IL DR EN OR YOUNG adults capable of attending school should ideally be taught in groups of six or seven, but 15 to 20 iB the gener al class enrollment. The client population includes more than 700 persons with multiple· physical and mental handicaps and the hospital bas only four physical therapists. DOGGONE IT, JUDGE ..4GREIS OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -A man ticketed for not having a valid driver's license blamed it on his dog when be appeared before Municipal Court Judge Fred Montag. Jim Schaefer, an assistant city prosecutor, said the man claim~ that be had only a scrap of the cense because bis dog ate theres . Schaefer said the judge listened to the story and offered one of bis own. The judge said be once used bis license as a bookmark and that one of his young children found it and chewed it up. The charge against the man, who wasn't identified, was dis· mllscd. a -- 'I THINK WE'RE IN SERIOUS TROUBLE AT FAIRVIEW' FecUlty's Acting Medical Director Dr. Michael Levi~: Blunt Heiress to Pay Alimony· MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP> --A judge has ruled that it is legal for a wife to pay her ex·husband alimony, and ordered a Long Island heiress lo come up with $11,000 in back payments. Nassau County Supreme Court Justice Douglas F. Young, noting that Mrs. Margaret Cheatham signed the alimony agreement voluntarily in 1974, ruled she couldn't back out now on grounds that alimony for husbands is il· Jee at THE JUDGE SAID HE could find no case in the legal records holding that it Is against public policy for a divorced wife to pay alimony to a former husband. Mrs. Cheatham, who is in her mid-50s and lives in Baldwin, N.Y .. inherited some $400,000 worth of U.S. Gypsum stock and has a $25,000 annual income, ac- cording to court papers. IN 1953, THE record showed, she married a truck driver, Lewis Cheatham, now SS, and persuaded him to quit working and devote his lime to playing golf with her. "ffis withdrawal from the world of work .•• was at the in· sistence of his wife," Young noted. When the couple divorced in 1974, Mrs. Cheatham agreed to They help you put pay her ex-husb:ind $125 a week to keep him "from becoming a public charge," and Cheatham retired to Clearwater, F1a. BUT, SAID MRS. Cheatham. she stopped the payments after a friend told her a wile does not have to pay alimony. Justice Young disagreed. say. ing that Mrs. Cheatham bad herself established that the alimony was voluntary. He quoted her as sayini in court: "I wanted to get this thing oft my back, and if it was going to cost me $125 a week, and if it was legal for me to pay alimony, I was 'perfectly wlllina to do so." your world in focu s Viewpoints of columnists appearing regularly on the editorial pages of the . Daily Pilot help you sharpen your perspective of the events shaping your world. Here's the lineup of Daily Pilot columnists: ~, NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN pokes r It at stuffed shirts everywhere -with a if...., f r partic~larly sharp needle aimed a.t the \, Washington scene. ~ SYDNEY HARRIS mixes his delightful dissertations with quincs and thumbnail observations to keep readers on their toes. EARL WATERS has spent 30 years reporting with unique insight on Cali fomia stare government. EVANS AND NOVAK Rowland Evans and R~rt Novak ream ~ ~ to examine the political scene as it affects ~ the nation. CHARLES MC CABE places his tongue firmly in check for humorous looks at everything from sex to sandwiches. NORMAN COUSINS expands your commuojry ro include the world. J ACK ANDERSON reveals. His I talcnt for prying goyemroent S«ntS from ' bweaucnacs drives Washington bigwigs to disrraction. Ffod your favorite columnist on the C<litorial pages of the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 - r 'Las t Waltz' 'BanJ,' Stops RoadSlwws ' SAN FRANCJSCO <AP) -Imtde a sramu. ICUTed auditorium called Wi.Dterlaod, 'rbe Band f1De..bmed Juell put s<m a chilly morul.a&. rebean-~•for a concert. tbal promiaes to be a mlle:atone ID rock bl.ltory. I Acclaimed d Amerlca•a most respe«ed and , CODliltent rock group. The Band is bidd1na farewell toatiht to live perfcnnances. · I AS THE BAND AND friends poll.shed tw:iea fOI' ~t. workers applied the finishing touches to Winterlancl's time-worn interior. . . I The laborers. at the task for a week, pounded nalla, IC?Ubbed and painted. transforming tbe place Into an 18th century-style ballroom complete with ornate set.I from the opera "La Traviata:• cban· delien from Hollywood and cluslcal statues. In that setting S,000-people-dressed for the OC· euion. after paying S25 each for ticket.a -will as· lemble fe>f "The Last Waltz." DINNEB WILL BB SERVED buffet-style at 5 p.m. The Band will take tbe stage soon after 8 p.m. and play for about an bour and a ball. Guest performances will follow. At 1 a.m.. as the ad· Yertisemeats for the IOldout affair said, "The party. beJins ... The Band members have invited a few of the • frienda they have come to know since the1 were DYLAN brought together by country· rock slnger Ronnie Hawkins as his backup group, the Hawks, 16 years ago. Hawkins, Paul Butterfield and Dr. John practiced some numbers with The Band in the group's first San Francisco re- hearsal that began late Tuesday and stretched into early mom· ing hwiaer pangs Wednesday. BOB DYLAN, JONI MITCHELL and Nell Diamond worked out with The Band tbia month lo Los Angeles. They and others - Nell Young, Eric Clapton, Van Morrison and Muddy Wat.era-are expected to be among the guest performers. Bill Graham is productne the musical feast at a cost that one of his aides says has surpassed the $125,000 in ticket revenues by $1a._500. The price for the food is $36,000. The sets from "La Traviata" were rented from the San Francisco Opera for $8,000. 111E PERFORMANCE WILL BE ftlmed and recorded. but Graham says no aTTangements have been made yet to distribute the results. Winterland was where The Band made its live debut eie bt years ago in a concert produced by Graham. Guitarist Ronnie Robertson, bassist Rick Danko. drummer Levon Helm. pianist Richard Manuel and organist Garth Hudaon bad put together their inaugural .. Music from the Big Pink" album after previous work u the Crackers and tbe Hawks. MITCNIU. Th at was followed by a series o( blg-selllog albums, in· eluding .. St age Fright" and .,'lbe Band;• which included the group's best· known single, ''The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." And there were the "basement ta~,'' re- cordings of sessions with Dylan that were aold without record company sanction. Robertson said in an Interview that The Band will continue to record together aod will release its latest album early next year. BUT ''THERE'S N<n'IDNG lert to do'' in live ~certs, he said. "We've done it, been everywhere three times, and I'd like to get on to other t.b.lngs ... Chief Beef Shunned, He Quits LONDON (AP) -Wbene.er Battersea fire cblef David Calllngbam jumps on a fire tender leaving ror a blaze, bis men Jump otr. hang up thelr helmets and march into the restroom. When be is oo duty, the south London ftre station is de clared nonoperational and emergencies are covered by neighboring fire crews. For (Ive montm, firemen have rel\lud to work or talk t.o Calllngham because of wbat they called hla fixation about spit and poliab, drills and insistence on washing fare tenders at 'j the ·'wrong Ume. • • Tbe Fire Brigades Union upheld the CODI• plalnta againlt Callin&bam. But the Gruter I London Council turned down the union's de- 1 j mand that be be removed from a supent.ory post, saying he was beina "psycbologicallJ tortuttd" by bis meo. Callineham, 31, banded in bis restgn1doa, tbla week, announ.dng ho was emigraim, to New Zeeland. '---=========================~ EHcutlve Ofllcet: 7812 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 926'7 --·-·4 - Southern CaJ/fornls Reglonat Officts: 4140 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90801 , 8955 Valley View St., Buena Park. CA 9()e20 t 20715 S. Avalon Btvd., Carson, CA 9074e 1001 E. lmperlal Hwy .. La Habra. CA 90631 1095 Irvine Blvd .. Tustin. CA 92680 235 N. C11nis Ave .. West Covina, CA 91793 ' I ............ Groomer· Gallops Stay~at.-home Pooches Pampered • By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL oe--.oa11,,,.... ..... 'The Galloping Groomer caters to the pooch who bates to leave home, even for a beauty treatment. It's operated by Jim Wei~. a former VBI aaent who tired of retir~ ment in bla Huntington Harbour waterfront bome. He decided to groom and pamper the family dogs in their own driveways. Opened two weeks ago, the Anaheim-based firm and Its COWi· terpart plants in Phoenix and TuC900. have 17 mobile canine beauty parlors. WELCH. AND BIS partner, Bob Edwards, are happy about going to the dogs. "We're following the changing em- phasis in American society toward service rather than Just product," sa)'1 Welch, noting bis service otters a few extra benefits. Besides throwing the dogs such boneJi as air conditioning and FM music in the vans, the clients get to stay at home for bath, shampoo, blow. dry, pedicure, bair styling, perfumed flea repellent and complimentary pastel-colored rl bbon. ~a pet shop ln Paradise Valley, Ari:I., where be almost spent as much time Uncturlng and bandaging bis bands or 1otn1 for tetanus shots aa croom.J.ni tloa•. Tbe pamperlna seems to please most pooches. "A doe knows by your feel if you bow what you are doing and il you love him. l do a lot ~ ldutna and pet- tlac wttb the dogs I groom,'· says ReneeSbaw, Welcb'schieferoc>mer. •-wg T•Y TO GIVE each dog its own individual style." says Ms. Shaw. ..Anybody can take a book and put the same old cover on every copy.·' Not every dog is eligible for the Galloping Groomer's services. "We don't do Dobennans, Danes, large St. Bernards or Chows, or any dog that Is bred to guard or attack," Ma. Shaw says. "ONCE A DOG bites one of us, we won'tdothem again,"sbesays. Solar the groomers have tended about 2,000 canine clients on the Oranie Coast. 1be firm bas four vans here. Lettel• l'lflll George Jessel looks as lonely as a typical rail commuter as he sits on a Long Island train in New York•s Penn Station waiting bis turn to entertain passengers in a pre- Thanksgiving Day party. They are generally calme'r in familiar surroundings. Edwards noticed tbl~ after The average house call costs $12. Galloping Groome.r's mobile salons cost about $10,000 apiece, which Welch says is less than on a com· merclal bull~lng. TO EACH DOG HIS OWN STYLE She"'poos, Ribbons and Music tor Ddga • lsilverwoodsl Holiday Weekend SPECTACULAR Vested Holiday $uits He19'1 a "al aavlnga opportunity for Qu111ity, l11nlon·mlnded men. Th111ult with a vest Is thl1 yeal'a alngle moat Important l11ahlon. Perfect ehOlce for businesa and hollday patties. In Wool blend eoUd colors, stripes and plaJda. 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Zlp front. wind· proof cuffs, 2-way patch pockel5. NaV'f or royal blue. 41 FAIHION llUND, NEWPORT BEACH . L-------~----'!"9mll'!'"!"l'!'--... ~.-!'~--~~~lmllP!l~!ll!'!""~--........ --~----------~---.~--------------------.......... A6 ·DAILY PILOT .EDITORl"'L PAGE . -• ' r I • ··Discoverin-g A J!leriea . As . columnist Paul Harvey noted yesterday. Americans sometimes have to leave home in order to discover t.heir country. Both World Wars in this century produced a generation of .expatriates. They were seeking many of tbe same things-the experience of being surrounded by ancient traditions after growing up in a land where everything seemed new; artistic growth;·an escape from materialism in· to what seemed a more intellectual atmosphere, from the "rat race" to a slower pace of life. · Some found all this and stayed abroad. But graduaJJy most of them came home. And for many the bomecom ing was a rediscovery of things they hadn't realized were important. . Alllerica, they found • has traditions of her own. And most of them have to do with freedom-freedoms ~that hardly show unless they a.re taken away. • Freedom from want (it's hard to look at hungry ?People); freedom to moye around, anytime, : anywhere (without visas ancl police permits and bous- ~-iog permits and job permits); freedom to speak out, .. complain and criticize without fear. t• Thanksgiving Day has a special meaning for :' .. Americans who have made the journey of discovery. They, and we can say to our friends in other lands. as -' Edward Winsiow wrote in 1621, "We are so Carr from -: wante, that we often wish you partakers of our plen· !"·tie.'' . :· ... ~j .. We Like It Here C'rease of 23.1 percent, the fastest growth rate in the state. Meanwhile the U.S. Bureau of Census and the Department or Housing and Urban Development has come up with a reparton county housing in the 1970·7" period. Among other Uung~. the report notes that 85 per· cent of Orange County residents believe they live in "good or excellent neighborhoods." In the same four·year period. the median value of owner-occupied homes in the county rose.52 percent, while income of homeowners rose 37perceut. An y complaints about neighborhood conditions? l lalf of those interviewed cited noise as the chief pro- blem, with crime and heavy traffic following. So the government has confirmed what we knew all the lime. H oliday Spirit A group of s tate employes is distributing ' Christmas cards labeling Gov. Brown "Scrooge" and a "cheapskate." . They suggest the cards be mailed to the governor to persuade him to proclaim .Christmas Eve and New Year 's Eve official holidays this year for 110,000 state workers. They argue that since Christmas Day and New Year's Day both fall on Saturdays, they are being cheated of a holiday. The government code provides for a Monday holiday if a regular holiday falls on Sun- day, but says nothing about Saturdays . • Orange County is still the fastest growing.county It's estimated U1e two extra days off would each .. -in the state and most of the residents, old and new, cost $6 million in lost payroll time for the state ··like li ving her e. e mployes who now have 11 paid holidays a year . ! That's the word from some recent government T he governor apparently is thinking it over. If he .. 1fitudies. decides to accept the Scrooge title, the employes will :,.. The stale Department of Finance reports that in just have to figure it•s the bad luck of tbe calendar . :. the ~ix-year period ending July l, 1976, the county's And the taxpayers can figure that, for once in a eaten· ''IT'S WOR1H A T"Y. '' :-. population went from 1,431,600 to 1,749,900, an in-dar, they got the good luck. : ='--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~--~------------~------------~~--~~----_.,----~~--~--~~~--------------------------------------~ ... ... ... :: t ~f •• •• ... They Rejoyced TQgether, Farr from· Wante The first ThanksflttlJng, in lhe mdumn of 1621, was a recogrutwn by the Pilgrim FatheTs of the Providence that had seen them t hrough a hard winter, into a tense spnng and then mlo a harvest season in wfuch /ortune smiled. The story of that first year as told. in part, by the old Pil- grims themselves. WHl1am Bradford, their governor. tells.about the "new life" in his "History of Massachusetts": which service Squanto stood them an great stead, showing them both ye manner bow to set it and, after, bow to dress & tend it. Also, he told them ex· cepte they got fish & set with it <in these grounds), it would come to nothing. little time that a few or us have been here, we have buille seven dwelling houses, and four for the use of the Plantation, and have made prepara· tion for divers others. We set last spring some lwentie acres or lndi an come and sowed some six acres or barley and pe.as. And ac- cording to ye manner or the Indians we manured our ground with her- rings, or r ather shads (or rather. alewives), which we have in great abundance and take with great ease at our doors. winter, being all well recovered in health & strength. For as some were thus imployed in affairs abroad, others were exercised in fishing aboute codd &. bass & other fish, or which they tooke good store, of which every family had t heir portion. OUR HARVEST being gotten in. our Governor sente four men out fowl· ing that so we might, after a more special manner, rejoyce together after we had gathered the fruit of our labours. These four, in ooe day. killed as many fowl as, with a little help besides. served lhe company almost a week, at which time, amongst other recreations, we exercised our armes, many of the Indians coming amongst. . us. And be showed them in ye middle of Aprill they s hould have store enough tof fish) come up ye brooke ... and taught them how to take it, and where to get other provisions necessarie for them, all which they found true by trial! & experience. All ye s ummer there was no wante. THE S PRING now approaching, it pleased God the mortalitie began to cease amongst them. And ye sick and lame recovered apace, which put, as 1t were. new life into them, though they had bor~e their sad aUliction with as much patience & contented· ness as J think any people could doe. Some English seed they sowed, as wheat and peas. Bul ii came not to good. Edward Wjnslow, u:ilo3e wife died that fir3t winter and who married agam in the .spring. W<l$ of stout heart. He wrote as follows, to a friend in England, ttlling him o/ lhe efforli of the Pllgnm.t lo raise /o<>d enough for the next wtnter Our corne did prove well and -God· be praised -we .had a good increase of Indian come, and our barley indif · ferent good. And now began to come in store of foule, as winter apyroached .•• And besides waterfoule, there was great store of wild Turkies. of which they took many, besides venison &c. Besides they bad about a peck of meal to a :nor now, since harvest. In· dian e to that prop:>rtion, which made many afterwards write so largely of their plenty here to their friends in England. which were not fained but true reports. And amongst the rest, their greatest King, Massasoit, with some ninety meo, whom, for three days, we enter· tained and feasted. And they went out and tilled five deer, which they brought to the Plantation. and bestowed on our Go\'· ernor and upon the Captaine and others. But it was ye Lord which upheld them and had beforehand prepared them, many havmg long borne ye .)Oake yea. from their youth ... Co1'emOT Bradford. in his hi.story, wrole as follow1 of the han:Jelt: Afterwards. they (as many as were able) begirn to plant their corne, in YOU WfLL under~tand that in this THEY BEGAN to gather in ye small harvest they bad and to fitt up their houses and dwellings asainst When the haroest um in, the Pilgrim Fathers could Telar bne/ly to be thankful for what the tint year in the new world had brought them. WiMor.o, again, toriling to a friend in England, tells about it: And although it be not always so plentiful as it was at this time Witb us. yet. by the goodness of God, we are so rarr from wante that we often wish you partakers of our plentie. ~ ... .• .:,. ... . -•• ~· Ma n Needs More Than Bread A lo n e , Whenever then.' 1~ a discussion ~ ol what people actually "need." · som~ne in the company is bound ·• to eiccla1m that mankind really .. •·needs" nothing but a loincloth, .. afire. ncave. and a hunk of meat .ao ex1st on 1'1us 1s ~uppo~e<l to be <1 re· ·-alisttc and down-to-earth state· mftlt, proving .. th tit everv thin~· else •~ supcdluous. or o luxury"'" .. bave bf'<'Oml' used to In my OPI • nion. th at 1s one or the : dum be s t : v iewpoints .~ anyone can have. It totally mis· : perceives the c haracter and •·· nature or our species; it is his- .. toricaJly erroneous: and jt is :· psychologically obtuse. ... As rar back as we can go, what .' is known as homo sapiens bas ex· • J'libited buic needs no other ' species has even ~n aware of. ~ The most primitive men we can 1race drew figures on the walls or . caves; the earliest tribes • worshipped at least some rude ~ torm or deity . aboriginals every· :• where engaged in some sort of ~~ barter, or transaction. .; Thus, art, religion and busi· I Dear Gloomy Gu I've returned my Invite tb the inaw,.gyourall ball, thank y'all. l c an'l stand peanuts and peaches at the same meal. V.A.R. OleMny Gift(..,,,..,,,,, n• "'"'°""" h ... .,....,_.,.,.,,ot,.t<tUfltlYl"tfltc1t"9 ... , .... " ll•t llt"''•~· S.1141 .-"' ..... • 01-J O""-Ollty '-Ill. (SY DNEY HARRIS ) ness (laking the latter in its widest possible sense> seem as congenital to the human species as fly ing to the birds and s wim· ming to the fishes. Nol to men- tion, of course. human speech which both sprang from and generated distinctively human needs. WREN THE BIBLE tells us. "Man hves not by bread alone," t his i s fa r m or e t han a ··spiritual" exhortation It is a sound anthropological s tate- ment. Man qua animal may need only a loincloth, a fire, a cave, and a hunk or m eat; but m an qua man bas always required much more than these. Man lives as much by abs trac- t.ions as he does by necessities. Cave·drawings are an abstrac· lion of his eslhetic sense. Sun· worship is a crude abstraction or his religious sense. Ideas Auch as freedom, dignity. security, re- c i proc i ly -a ll of which culminated in that uniq uely human abstraction known as Law -are as inherent lo man as hunger and sex. Some men. indeed. have been willing to rorego food in order to satisfy their estbetic impulse: others have voluntarily denied themselves sex in order to comply with their conception or lhe re- ligious impulse -men we hove prized throughout history as the highest am6ng us. True, there ere many thing~ we imagine we "need .. that we do not. or that we would even be better off without; bat this does not mean th.at man can be 1trtpped down to a primate squatting on bis haunches ln a cave. It ma.y be hard to dcmsa an ac· curate calculus oJ bwnan neecla. but limiting the equation t.o physical necessities la as Coolish u filling an auto tank with cllOline and" l1norina lha elec· trical spark that turns a st•Uc piece of machlnay into a movtni vehicle. F ornaula for TV lnt~s Nixon to Face Tough Questions WASH INGTON -When . Richard N ixon faces the television cameras for bis first. interview since he abandoned the While House. he'll be cross- examined as iC he were on the witness stand. TV interviewer David Frost, in the strictest of secrecy, has drawn up a set o f ques- tio n s that . would satisfy a Water gate prosecutor. If Nixon ba lks over t h e rough line of questioning. the e nt e r · tainer turned investigator may take legal ac· lion to compel him to reply. Sources close lo Frost say that any refusal to answer the bard questions would "not be in the . spirit of the contract," which provides for an estimated $750,000 payment to the former president. They consider a lawsuit. however. only an •·ex· treme possibility." FROST HIM SELF, in a guarded talk with us Crom Paris, played down any such possibili· ty. "I thjnk." he said, "that (Nix· on) wanta to confront his pasL" F.rost declined further comment. To prevent the questions from leaking out before the taping session with Nixon next March, Frost has written harsh confiden- tiality clauses jnto the contract.s (JACK ANDERSON J with his three researchers. Nevertheless, we have learned that pointed questions will be put to Nixon: -Was he responsible for the ctiminAI erasure of the famous 18 and one half-minute tape seg- ment, which might have im· plicated him much earlier In the Watergate coverup? -Does Nixon know o( any other illegal acts. besides those already in print, that the White House plumbers carriedout? -Is he aware or other im· proper acUvilies, not yet re- vealed, oC the FBI, Central In- telligence Agency and Internal Rev~nue Service? -DID NIXON authorize the so-called "Kissinger wiretaps .. or newsmen and Kissinger aides? Did he approve any other wiretaps? . Frost also plans to ask the de· posed president personal ques· lions about his emotional reac· Uons and his phlebitis attack after he was forced out or the White House. And there will be historical questions, or course, about Nixon's role in ending lbe Vietnam war. negoUating the de· tente ~th ·Russia and China, the SAL'!; talks, and the military coup in Chile. Frost wlll conduct 12 two-hour. raw inU!rviews with Nixon at San .. You aolcct three eluaica rrom their litt. for next. lo notbittr-tben t.n7 "1'it.e to you mont.hJ,y for ure ... Clemente. These will be mm- p ressed into four shows, each to run 90 minutes. Frost hopes to put the p_rograms on the air dur- ing consecutive weeks, beginning in May. He wrote into his contract a clause that no one, inchadiQC Nix· on, will have the right to edit the raw material but Frost himself. He has hired three crack in· vestigators -James Rest.on, Jr .• Phil Stanford and Robert Zelnicic -to help him with the basic re- search. Clearly, the famous TV interviewer will pull no puncbu. PANAMA TIME llOMB -Tbe Panama Canal is a time bomb set to explode next year. Unless Jimmy Carter can find a way to defuse it, the canal coritrovensy could erupt into a criais of in· temational proporj.Joos. Here are the ingredients which rnake the Panama Canal a dangerous1• ticking time bomb: -lntelugence reports wam that Panama's military dictator, Omar Torrijos. must produce a satisfactory settlement ne~ year or risk being swept out of ofiice by a left-wing rebellion. The is- sue is charged with emotion amone Panamanians. The best estimate is that no govemment could aurvive that doesn't regain control or the canal wilh1n a re- asonable period. -There is another dart cloud on the horizon. A small check, drawn on a Panamanian Cota'D- ment agency, has Just bounced. The government had been juggl. ing funds. it turned out, from one account to another. B.Wen tdJ us tbl5 is a symptom of an •P- proacblng flnanclal crisis. At the first sign of domestio trOuble, dictators habitually try to dlvm public attention by feeklng a whipping boy. Torrijos la expect- ed to respond to any crlsJs at home by using the canal inue to whip up the passions of tbe peo. pie a1ainat the UnitedStatel. -LATIN' AMEIUCAN luden have alerted Carter•• cftMrl that all of Latin AnMrfca will urute behind Panama on tbe CU• al quettlon. The ~ c.al hu become a symbol. U.., Mk!.' of U.S. coloDiallam.AnartJltr-.,, diehard stand by the United States, they warned. would fan anti·Amerlcan sentiment throughout the hemisphere. -At the same time, Ronald Reagan's campaign rhetoric on the Panama Canal has made it an emotional issue in thllJ coun- try. Many conservative con- gressmen are ready to wave the nag on Capitol Hill in beball of continued U.S. occupation of the ~anal zone. · This could lead to an emotional s howdown over the Panama Canal that could put a severe strain on U .S. ties with its Latin American neighbors. Footnote: To add to Panama's woes, cracks have appeared in the gigantic Bayana hydroelec· tricdam, which Panama is build- ing with $42 million in World Bank funds. Outside experts have been called in to find a re- medy. The dam is one or the bank's proudest projects and is supposed to help lift Panama out of poverty. In a private letter, tl)e bank's Latin American prograin chief, Roberto Fernandes. has conceded that "small cracks have appeared." But he inlists they are not dangerous. ORAN Oil COAST DAILY PILOT RobmN. Wttd,PMbUWr ThomtH ICeeoll, ~dftqr Barbaro Krdbrcri, E:dltorlat Poge £"'"'1r The editorial page oC the Daily Piiot seeks to Inform and gtJmulate readers by p~tlng on this page diverse commentarY ~ topics of interest by syndkat· ed columnists and cartoonists, by providing a forum tor rellde~· views and by presenting this newspaper's opinions und ldus on current topics. The edilori.ftl opinion~ or the Da lly Pilot appear only In lhl" editorial column at the •top ol Ute paae. Oplnlnns t'X• J)f'dsed by ttle columnists and cartoonJttt ind lcttt'r writers are tbelr own and no ondorffmcnt of IMir view1 by the .Pally Pilot lbould be lnfened. • "Ihunday, Nov. 25, 1Sn6 r i ·'Cute' Again I· I I George 'Up' For Future B~~.'!~~~N • The beard and the rnustacbe are gone, his hair la aborter and slightly 'ltaved, and in his own words Georce Harrison is "c;i~" again. • Sitting in his Li)S Angeles borne at lhe top of Beverly Glen Caayon, wearing a denim jacket trimmed with sati.n, jeans and a Dark Horse (bis re· eord label logo t T·shirt, and smoking Gitaoes. Georg~ seemed younger, smaller and Car more amualng then 'the image he's been saddled with these past few. ')'ears. "THIS lO AN IMPORTANT TIME for me.·· ad. milted Ge.orge, who has just released the very positive a~ "up" album, "33¥.i." .. I think I need lo come ar~und again, like another lap. You know - 'temerr.tber me, folks?'" · • George, a Monty Python freak with an often delicious sense of humor, feels he's been much misunderstood - possibly because of his religious commitments, what he feels were some recent negative albums and a 1974 .. solo" U.S. tour where he took along classical Indian musi- <'ians lo play Cor an au- dience who really want ed lo bear bis BeaUes · c;ongs like "Here Comes The Sun." "J 've written a lot of HARRISON funny lyrics. there are a lot of jokes. But because l sometimes sound sad, people t ake it all so straight. And, a lot of people don't like Indian musicians. especially some or the people who wrote about thOISe concerts. 1 Jove Jn- dian musicians. For me," he smiled, "the problem with the Wings' concerts were lhal there weren't enough Indian musicians. "So, this time around. I'll just go out and be cute. and sing my cute songs. I have to show people that I am nice, actually." GEORGE AGREED THAT ATl'EMPTING to lead a spiritual life while involvtld in what he laughingly described as the ''seedy" music scene was "very difficult, because a lot of these people are my friends. I love them and relate to them. ,r And from time to time I ;"Tops in Pops • really get into that; being cruy, boogying, partying and whatever that in- volves. "Off and on. J '11 be completely straight and spiritual, and then I'll get back in with the ~kers again. But I've got a good sort of tilt mechanism in me. and when that doesn't wOl'k, I get things like hepatitis." A few years ago Geocge publicly said that he thought the Beatles weren't a very good band, and that be, personally, never wanted lO play with Paul McCartney again. "I JUST COULDN'T SEE IT." George says now. "Musically, for me. John Lennon and Ringo were oo problem. Bul with Paul I had a terrific problem, and later on he wouldn't even allow me to play. "I would come to the sas1on. be taking tny guitar out oftbe t'ase. and he'd say, 'no, no. don't want any guitar yet, let's do tb.al later.' Over a period of time, be really s Wled my feel· ings, and I Just bad to get out M<C:nTMn "Here J 'd been playmg with Eric Clapton. banging out with Dylan and The Band. a.nd being witb the BeaUes was stagnating. We weren't a touring band. il was just studio work al that point. but even in the studio 1 bad 5uch little freedom to play. ''TUE BEATLES WE•E A GOOD BAND when we w.-?re playing together, but if yoo took each of us individually but compared to the level of musu:1ans around. we were amateurs . Ringo LS a great rock and roll drummer. be's not tecbrucal at alJ, bul he happens to be the best. John was a lousy ,Wt.ar player really, but he'd pJay certain things that nobody else could play. And his smgm~ was fantastic. Paul had amazins: charm and could write those sweet melodies. I don't koow suu What I did .. but all together. 1t was The BeaUes. "Anyway, it's all past, and I'm happy now. The only way I could see us getting toaether again is tr v.•e all wanted so badly to be in each other'• com· pany and to play music toeetber . ll's really hard now, because we're all such strong people. You put the four of us in one room toaether and it's really a heavy crew." AS FOil THE cuatENTBEATLES' nostalgia craze: "I was ex ctJng it." George says. "Beatles'· nostalcia has been ther e anyway, it just toot Capitol Records to re·package it. "But we're not making tb.at much money, because alt.er the nfne. yur EMI contract was up, the royalty rate ~verted back to what it was in 1965, which was peanuts. I cao see Beatles' noat.aJgia happening every 10 years, for a new renetaUoo. It LANNON should worlt for us too, maybe I can sell a few records to the young people who real· ly don't know about the Beatles.·• " . Santa arrives ... Santa llrlMlt tomorrow at 12:30 pm on his big red fire e1\9lneat ~ Center, 8Ntti Blvd l Edinger et the San Otego Pwy. r~~ 1ittlet011·11 BOOKS • NAlftACH • rA..U.C:U • CHU.OHMS 1008 ·••m Fedeml RaUng DAIL v Pilaf A., BBIDECROOM )faUED · '-.Joy' Paet: 'Unholy' r RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil (A!>l -A young Jndia.n who eloped with a 16·year·o1d white girl and killed her cousin when the family took the girl back has been slain, officials and newspapers reported. Gen . l s martb de Oliveira, president of Brazil's National Indian Foundation (FUNAI), s:ud Oreia, a Surui war· rior about 20, was murdered in the western territory of Rondonia. LOS ANGELES CAP> A federal jud1e baa ruled that the Cente r for the Stud y of Democratic InaUt.uUoos in Santa Barbara violated what be termed an "unholy contract" with the author of "The Joy of Sex." U.S. Dist. Court Judie David W. WUllama iuued a written opi· nion sayin& Britiab biolo&lst· writer Ale-xaoder Comfort en- tered into a "shabby pact" w1lh the non·profit "thl.nk·tank" in· sUtution. RE SA.JD IT WAS· created to funnel lhe book's royalties "to & SUPER CJIRIJ}J.ES Die-coal rnelol cora, 1ov9h & aturdyl fonloatic new color eacoternenll New teohun ere ..... 111.,.& dHign. Cora hove low·fr id ien •;ma9" wheel•I Utt Price 1.00 .E 43~,,. £~~ DOLL Standing a full 15" tall, the Suzy I ·~ Homemaker'" Doll is 1' . · dressed in a beauti • 1' • . fully designed outfit £11' reflecting the colo · { 'i' 'lial period. Litt *20 'rice America and away from the British tax collector." The judge said lbat under the contract, Comfort assigned lbe copyrisht of "Joy" to the finan· cially troubled center, which tben kept 20 percent of the profits and paid Comfort 80 percent to be a member otita atalf. WlLLIAMS COMMENTED, "The ahabby pact was one in which Comfort untruthfully represented that he bad. written 'Joy' in the United St.at.es and un· der the ausplcea ol the center whiJ.e uaing ita f,cillties. The center winked at the fraud." When all senlor fellows except Comfort were dlsmiased in May. 1975, in a res tructuring move by the parent institution, Fund for the Republic. Comfort declined to stay on and demanded bis money back. WilUams ruled that the insUtu· lion bad co llapsed the framework on which the contract was based, and that Comfort was due all royalties on the book since May, 1975, plus interest and tbe return of the copyrl1ht. However. he refused to award punitive damages. CHRISTMAS TOY & HOBBY SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU NOV. 28, 1976 §.~ ...., lolly ,, • i.....ii..i tf fevt Juaf r m· ... 11141 "-ti,. i., ti htr ,..i, bl.t.41 -·'"°"''""'""llt•ttea r.,,,..,. , 7 !MKlt . • litt tY" clett ' """ list Price ~ $3 8 $7.99 Plire-E With your help, Ballerina Barbie can perform graceful movu like a real bollerina. ~ ~ Pk1CE $399 TOTE 'N DOLL l h" nll r>urpo'e :>v"e o"d Off y oll ., tun lor oil girh UST s700 ~ 1376 PlKl Mc7e TELE· PONG .... -............. .., ... ....,... Amazing, amu•ing. ASTONISHING! That's Air · Trix. the wocky. J . d1mens1onai sidll and action game from Milton Srodley. I t.ml$747 PliTCE PendulArt istheswinging, geometric design-maker; no two are ever ollke. 9i s3a1 UST P'tlCt •· s13u P E . ~ l 3 G!;! •Pl!'~~~ble tennis or squa sh. Solid stole. • '""""""'""" Vary the speed of the ball. In · .~ eludes manual score·keep1ng d1 · DOllHOUSE Thi, all inclu • sive corrugat • ed unit oHen hours of crea· ~~--~ifjff five play. Inter· ior features four separate rooms; 45" JC ~~~i?:P 11" x s2" -high. un:iafmb s11 •1 '24 PRit-E SIZZlfU• 11 foe•• on on 8 ft. 1roclt, 3 tor-widel SIL VEii ClaCUIT ·~ Set c- wllh two SIZZlEllS II tltctrk con & SUPER · CHARGU•. ••di«9"' ._,.rolH 011 2 "0" botteriei, not llllcludecl. olt ond Reolistic "pure" sound. Require. four C batteriu, not included. T.V. NOT INCLUDED $29 99 'IYCO HO SCALE TRAIN SETS <~,, DIES~~ .. ~RE.IGHT ::1~. -~.:~:: ·''3tt:.• . ~...;.; ms ~.,. l ...... tl ,., oi ... 1 L.<•. 3 Celeriulfr•lthl«rtt. 36"Clr· ll• Vl4tt cle •f Trecli. ,...,., p.cla •II" ,,;, · L f-fHd & , .... IM. e ~~tE ~... . / -~ .,,__ '~::417:. This table· fop venion of Coleco' s popular game offer$ hours of or fun of an offordobie price. Power from a UL listed eiectric blower motor. I u~f~:ICl .. $24'1 '4400 PftE ~ UILE8 iucmc MOMS LIGMTID NIGHT RACIR PIO RACING WITH CUIVI HUOOllS I Thurlday. November2~. 197& 'Estimate.s' Urged. ~1~ Second Opinion May Redu£e Surgeriea 1' ·°HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -( J 1.uilt as some car owners gel two 1:-W three repair estimates, MEDICINE persons facing surgery soon may _ _ .__use their health insurance to get two medical opinions to m~e "re the operations are IWcasary. • Aetna Llfe & Casualty began a ·•jiae.year test program Od. l for ~H~ 10,000 Hartford area I ~mployes. The project is based : aartJy on a study indicating that Iii percent of all nonemergency • operations could be treated • through medication or therapy instead of surgery. JF AETNA SAVES money bflause fewer operations are Eormed, the company will ex- d the option of a second opi- to its medical-dental policy bolders across the nation. month. Each covers company re- tirees and dependents ~ well as employes. ALAN R. FLETCHER, a 'si>okesman for Travelers, said the program would allow both the patJent and the doctor to be more certain about tbe dedsion whether to operate. "A lot of doctors probably would feel better il a colteape backed their decision, especially with the number of malpractice suits today,'' be said. Schade, who noted lbat some union plans already p~ for a second opinion. said Aetna now pays 8G percent of the cost of another opln\on. But he said the new effort marks the fb'st time an insurance coinpany has en- couraged patieots to seek another surgeon's advice BE SAID NO FIGURES are expected until January on how many persons are taldne advan· tage ol the new system. Aetna ex- pects physicians will recommend about 1,000 operations during the coming year for the persons "Cov- ered by the pilot program. Public Auction :J) rL. Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m. . 00vfi.>O~EN AT 7 P~ l'CJli INSP~~JION 1 JEWELRY 'CHINA CRYSTAL : : Plus hundreds ot other items oJ furniture, ob)eta d'drt, etc. I ln our pharmacy, we I Merchandise con.sign~ from out-of-pawn, bankruplCJes, court·ordcred I make •n extra special I Sell banks I I :~'~:O c1::~:m~~s n~ I M;~.for do::nionce o~sale lo: : have diabetes. Whether it ~ ~ Ls the diabeUc who must . NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD. take insulin each day ar the borderline case wtio 25'2 W. Cooat Hwy • controls the· problem with Newport Beach. Call~orn1o 92613 diet, we regularly stock II . (71') BtS.2200 every product that can beofbelp. 1 Diabetics can lead normal and full lives if I they are careful and I follow their doc tors I orders faithrully. We try I to make this taak easler I for them. If you have diabetes, atop by and I discuss your needs with I us. You will find u• I China by L1JT1oges, Wedgewooq, Rooonthal and otherQ; hne European· and Amel'ICdll cut crystal and art glass. porcelain hgurtnes; bronze.,; hne furruture;-ehancleJlers and one ol lhe largeit disploys ol fine 1ewelry m the southland. Everything from 20 carat dldmond sohlaires lo gold nock chains. FREE ADMISSION knowledgeable and I TERMS: anxiy ouso Uto 0heRlp. y 0 u R ,I &nkAmericard. Mast.er Charge. Pel'&Onal'Check, Terms. ~·1 would hate to liken doctors •. ta.car mechanics," said Gerhard : ~bade, who helped design the •. toa pilot program. "The • e is lo get a professional One Aetna employe who took advantage of the program said the second surgeon confirmed the need for his son to have an ear operation. WILLIAM B. SKURKIS, a systems supervisor, said he and hls wife "felt much more copi- fortable, much more at ease" when they contacted the second doctor. "Our customers are eager for advice on ways that they might save on their health insurance costs and we wanted to de· termine for ourselves, through actual experience, what effect. it would have," he said. A test conducted by a professor at CQrnelJ University Medical College in New York City helped spark Aetna 's decision to pursue the second opinion concept. 'DOCTOR CAN PHONE : ADDmONAL INSPECTION HOURS: I US when you need a 1 Mon .. Tues.&Fn.10a.m.to5p.m .• Sat.12noonto5p.m., 1 deUvery. We will deliver 1 ~ Sun. 2 p.m. lo 5 p.m. 1 promptly without extra charge. A great many I AUCTIONEER: I people r ely on us for I I their health needs. We 1 ArtLcvane 1 .• -qrinion from another specialist ; who ls not a prospective surgeon welcome requests for delivery service and \_ 1 WE BUY FOR CASH _)I in the case." , Two other major insurance All three firms stressed it is up to the patient to decide whether to accept the second opinion. The patient may still go ahead with the operation even if the second doctor says it is unnecessary. IN TESTIMONY AT a con· gressional hearing in September 1975, Dr. Eugene McCarthy said a voluntary study showed 34 per- cent of all elective surgery was not confirmed by a second opi· nion . charge accounts. PAD UO.Ol'H•aw.tcY OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. companies, The Travelers Insurance Co. and Connecticut General Life Insurance Co., also are designing second opinion pro- grams. both to begin in about a ...... _ .. _::_i...._,7_1>e1 _ _._·_?:_-:_,"°_.. -~~~:: ~~:.~T-E=-~~ ~I~:~~~ ..... p;;...-·------------J~-------~~~~~~~~~~., WAREHOUSE STORE , . ... -· . .. If you can paint a .wall youcan~per a wall. .. . . . • . . '· • . •, . '\ . . ' . • 4 • ' r • • J ' .. Painting a waJI la eaay. But It Is also plalnand drab. 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Dally l"lliee SUM "If I were to join a women's health club in Newport Beach, what would I want it to be like?'' Madine Carpentu asked herseU this question and came up with an answer in the form of an e5tabtisbment she calls "my contribution to the cbnutrunUy." ·:JlER CLtJB LOCATED AT 2036 Quail St., near th~nge County Airport, looks more like a sleek r~ant than a health dub but the essentials ar~ aJI ltiere. Madine's, Mrs. Carpenter uplained, caters to the working woman through its prices and ex- tended hours. :·1 did th(' whole thing based on my feeling apaUl workouts '· ' tt.Jte.,v ingredient is a permanent staff. : ''Women want to see the same girls each time ~ey come. And they w-dJlt nice surroundings," s he added. · mE ORANGE-AND· WJOTE color scheme ahd the mirrored walls create a feeling of spacious- ness~ -::.. ne facilities include a full-time masseuse, W'hlrlpool, s auna, sun room, juice bar and various equipment. )~ew m embers are weighed. measured and pbOtographed in the required uniform (tights and a leMIW'd or Madine's T sh.irt). One of the three staff menmers then designs a program for them, wh.icb th!t!QUow with supervision. '~ 'r.vt'E WORK ON BODY MAJNTENANCE and b~@g stamina.·· Mrs. Carpenter said. lUr one regret 1s that women 50 and older haven "tjoined the new club in greater numbers. 00They need to come for their own pbysiael well· being, too " Mrs. Carp('nter. a pilot and Cormer aviation ~round school t eacher, plans to use her bilsiness in an un1,1sual way next summer. / "THE SMITHSONIAN IS SPONSORING one hist Powder Puff Derby," she said. ''They want.ed (o riqild it out to 30. Any airplane can 11y and it will ~ a salute to the Powder Puff ("'1hich officially ended.this year). \'I plan to fly with a frit¥ld and s ponsor )Tly~H'" I Marine Sentenced • To G~ Chamber LOS ANG ELES CAP)-A Marine Corps Vietnam 'Wm' veteran has ~ set\lenced to death in the gas clluqber in the garroting murders o( two young wom~n. one oft hem preftlant. A 'Torrance Supenor Court jury convicted RiellVd. Lloyd James, days deliberation. Judge 'Z1. on two counts of fast-Frank Baffa set formal dell'~ murder after 31 i sent.enclog for Dec. lS. .~ Aitult.eress ~Sent ~ ... Prison ; MADRID CAP) -A ~anisb woman was sen· eGCed to seven months pJ<is on and ordered to y beT husband $746 ln- emrtity after being con-Vi.Oted of adultery by a Mldt\d court. ; The prosecutor asked tlUrinB lb~ trial last week pia~. the woman, whose ~e was not elven, be ~ the maximum six re81'4. ln prison and or- tie~ to pay her husband r,artJ $30,ooo. • UUs and two other •dult1ery cases have •titted a wave of de· tnoh!trations and other '()"tests amon1 Spanllh n . They want ultery removed from e . penal code and de- and the right of ivorce, which ls not gal in Spain. JAMES WAS found guilty in connection wilb the deaths of Deborah Ann Baker. 22, of Los An1eles, a mother of one child and pTegnant with her second, and Karma Dean Berry, 19, of Len- ~ a molher. of three. Mrs. Baker's body was found June S ln Lennox. Mrs. Berry's body was found one week later in nearby Hawthorne. nlE PROSECUTION said the women had hen earroted with a wire or smooth cord. James, who served two tours of duty in Viet- nam as a scout sruper, was arrested June 13 after sberUf's deputies slopped his car. It -matebed a description given tbem of an auto SffJl Jeavt.n1 tbe site of the k1lllo11. ~ jairy of eeven men and flw women returned lta verdict ln a morntna court. 1eulon. Later,. the Jury returned a "special circumstances" convic· ~which carrtes tbe de- ath penalt.J. Student Editor Cites Hazards, Closes School MODF$I'O (AP) -Flre hmpectors toured Downey High School her~ pin· pointing violation.& brought out by a student editor ln an article that prompted the closmgof thescbool. SUpt. Burt C. Corona said Wednes- day be expects the school wlll reopen 110DdaY, 114Snding the report by fire of· ft.dab. An"ER MEETING ·WITll iJ;ispec· tan Wednesday morning, Corona re- quested that they speedy infractions that motivated him to close the school Tuesday night, one day before the Thanksgiving holiday was lo begin. "We haven't gotten any speclfic:s." Corona said, '"just general charges." The controversy involves the same school that served as the model sel· ting for the 1973 nostalgia fllm, "American Graffiti," which depicted middle-American youth culture of the early 1960s. THE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS were reported by senior Mark Jonesi in a s tory published in the Downey Herald, the school newspaper. He quoted the fire inspectors as SIY· in& tbe fluorescent lighting fixtures in the 218-year-old school are set too close to ceilings and are grounds fqr criminal negligence. ·March 31, a fixture ballast l&nlted celllnl tiles during school hours, caus· Ing a $77 ,000 fire that closed one wiDI· None qf the school'• 2,UiO 1t~t.1 were injured, however. JONESI QtJOTED A naB lu~t· or u sayinc the same problems. that caused the March rire an lt1l1 evi· dent. and another official wu quoted as aayin1 be would teaWy ba court that the lire w aa •'the result ol negligence •nd lncompet.ence." The student cleared bis story 1Nith tbe admjnlstr•tlon. ., enney NEWPORT 0 CENTER FABULOUS LEATHER SALE ~-SAVE 40% Misses top grain leather trench coat with button front and self-tie belt. 43"' length. Misses sizes. Misses smooth sheepskin blazer in a patchwork d esign. Button front styling with notched collar. Misses sizes . Misses top gram leather jacket with a tucked sweetheart back. Self tie belt. 33" length. Misses sizes. Misses top grain leather 1acket with quilted yoke detailing. Self tie belt. 25 " length. Misses sizes. Orig. s97_s1aa NOW SAVE 40% Use Your JCPenney Credit Card For Your Convenience, Use JCPenney Lay-A-Way Plan. FASHION ISLAND STORE. ONLY NOWSAVE40% STARTS FRIDAY, NOV. 26th Don't miss our ledlher sale .•• you11 find over 100 different styles in our collection. All top quality leathers with superb workmanship and tailoring. Your choice of street length ~ts and various jacket lengths. The Leather Sale is at our FASHION ISLAND STORE, ONL YI Store Hrs.: Moo. 1hru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sot. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun. 10 o.m. to 6 p.m. ' .. Bank FOrec!cut Couhty Gains Due Next Year ORANGE COUNTY Thurtdey, Novtmber 25. 1979 • Hearing Set in HB Double Slaying · A preliminary hean.ng fired not long before the ts set for Dec. 3 for a sus-shooting, ls accused of peel whO has pleaded in· emptying o revolver lnt.o and treapa11ln1 in con· employer's El Don Li· the killln1s. Some S1.0lt necLlon with a break-in q&a0ra, 8'62 Jndian11pol.is in cash and lill•or wu· a l h l a p r e v 1 o u s Ave., two weeks before taken. nocent to six c riminal Mrs. Beverly Howell ----------------...... -----------~1..--. "harges Including the Campbell. 39, and Verne murders of his estranged Howell, 42, in her home wire and h er former at 178'7 Beard Lane, husband in her Hunt-Huntington Beach. Orange County is the fastest-&rowinc area in the slate and will show large gains in employment and personal Income next year, an economic forecaster for the United California Bank said in Anaheim Wednesday. UCB Vice President John Kyser said the bank's yearly economic prediction for California shows Orange County is the top growth area. followed by Santa Clara and San Diego counties. Pottery Show At College ington Beach con· HE ALSO allegedly dorninium three week~ shot at Mrs. Campbell's ago w i l 1 i a m G e n e 10-year-old daughter by Campbell. 40, a prison another marriage who witnessed tbe bloodbath parolee whose past his-in an upstairs bedroom tory police allege in-oftberesidence. Outling the forecast to the bank's customers this week, UCB chief economist Raymond Jallow said, "We think Orange County is the premier performer in economic conditions for '76 and '77 in aJl growth aspects." ABOUT ONE· FIFTH OF the state's Population growth nexf year will take place in Orange County. the forecast predicts. Jallow said the county will gam about 59,000 residents and 45 ,000 jobs. Median family income in Orange County will rise 9.2 percent to $19,420 next year, the bank pre· diets. That would place the county third among the state's 22 statistical areas. Only San Jose and San Francisco would be higher. UCB says housing permits will increase by about 25 percent, from 31,SOO to 39,200, but a large proportion of the increase will be in apartments. TIIE NEW JOm WIU come primarily from manufacturing, services, wholesale and retail out- lets, government and construction, JaJlow said. Despite the increase in jobs, the unemployment rate will go down only slightly, he said. The unemployment rate will remain high ·be.cause of such factors as an increase in the number or persons entering the labor force, includ· ing the immigralionofforeign labor, Jallow said. J allow predicts good business during the Christmas season despite the downturn of national economic indicators the past tw9.monlhs. "We will not have a rccessi9n according to our forecast, that is for sure." he saiil. PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 1'0CllEOITORS "ICTITIOUS BUSI HEU SUPERIOR COURT OF THE H4ME STATEMENT STATE 01' CALIFORNIA FOR The lollow1n9 per\On •S do1n9 l>u\t THE COUNTY OF ORANGE nessa\ NO . A·ttl H BLUE AQUA II, t1J1 S,.n 4n0*IO, E~l•ll of AMANO.t. ELIZABETH Hunl•nQIOftBH<h,CAflM7 f'IOIUl.Oecu\e<I. JoUPh Leo Peters IUI S•n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE"I 10 IM Anoolo. Huntl1>9lon BUcll.CA97Ml creollor\ Of lh<t •t>ove nam~d -.e<M111 Thi\ ovslneu Is conoucted by an 111: lllal •II""'"°"' h••lt10 ct .. ms •9'l•n•I dMdual. tM 'WICI dt!Ct-d .. nt •re r~qutred to fd"' Jo~tPh Uo Peters tf'lt>rn wtth tne nerf"S\ary vouc."""n# In Thi\ ,t•ttm~t WI\ tile'd Wtth 1he ,,,. olf1c• ol tile tltrk of lh<t -~ tn County Cler-of Or•nQe Cour1IY011 No•. titled tourt o,. to ores~nt t~m with thlt \. 1916. ntC .. '\\Aff VOU(h{tr\ to th~Uttditf'sJ~ ~us a1 IM Olflc. ot PATlllCIA HERZOG Pul>lo•i..O Or•n~ Cool O•lly Piiot. Allorn~y al L .. ,, 3500 E.tst Co•'.I No• II. 11. lS ... nd Dec 2, 1'7• HIOl'\wav, Co,.on3 Clel M•r. CAIHOf'ru• 'l?U5 wnlth I\ Ille 1>lhc-ol b"''nM' nt --- :::~n;:;~~::.00',",~:~-;:,';:.~~;~~7" Pl' HLIC ~OTICE tour mont"'S afl•r tne f1r\l t>Ut>•1cahon -----------of'"'' not ice D•H"CI Nove-rnbf•r' 1cnfl, WILLl<\ME NORR E •l"<Ut~r Of '"" W tH ot l"" abov~ narn"d f11"«'••0f'nt PATRICI A HERZOG Attorno It Law l500 E .. t Co11t Hl•llw•y GorOM .. •~·. Gllilornl• t2US Tel: 11141 '7S·10H Attor,..y lw E.,cutor ' Publl\l>ed Or•n~ Coa\I Oaoty PllO' Ho1tP,,.,btr' It I~ 1S 1'11t, O'U I• 1 D eath l~oti~e• CAllLSOH FICTITIOUS &USINESS NAME \TATEMEHT 1"* toHow•"9 Of'W" ,. OOtnq bus1 N\~·\ A A . PERRYMAN ENTERPRISES & CONSTRUCTION CO .• 14JO W Bay A•• Newparl ~-="· CA. 4'W>l Alt>erl Andr-pw Perrvma" UlO W B.tV .t.v<: , Newoorl BtAch. CA 971>/J Thi\ buiiM~\ iir, tonduc1~d bY ttn 1ft. dr••Oual A t Prerr.,n't•n Th•\ \tltemenl W•\ f1l.O w11h 1~ County C•er~ o! Or•nqt CounlY Oft N01'- emt>er 15, l~lo F664S4 Publl>lw<I Of•n~ Co .. 1 O..ly Polot Nov 1e.1S. •nd D<oc 1 t. 1'1& '11'1-1b ll08C:RT M CARLSON r•\•de<\I OI ----------- Co\ta M tt\it Cilhfl\rn14 P•\~ I WflV NOvfl'mO-r 11 '"'"' Sur"'"""'t1 bV PUBLIC NOTICE ""'' \<OH ~II<! 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Y-?'119 1••tt:m~t w• .. ttl~d Nth thlt Countv Clttr" of 0'°'"0• Covn1' on Ott .. ·~·~ ''""'' Pa4t1ct• """ "•'"'"' II~ Publ"'"'d O••"~ C.,.\I 0•11v Po•ot Th,ir\Ooly hffl"' 7\ •I ~I· Mf'• Clllpotl, M•u FriO.Y N<w•m""' ?~ t'7l •1 1n 00 4M "' S..n J"QiJ*" Ct\"'<" tnl•r"'tnt P•<;•u v ... ~,.rnori••P•n '"'"-uoff~ <.Of\tr•but•,.."' m•t ~ m•de to tht Oratw)t C.Ovt'!t f qf\CU• Mt\'\~ 8•ttt• .,,.0-'"" (O\I• ,._w Fu,_.,.-Home UL~IHGllOH FUHllAL HOMI Corona del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 llU. llOADWAY MOITUAU 110 Broadway Cosra Mesa 642·9150 McCOIMICIC MOITUAIHS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495·1776 4"1111• P UBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUS aUSINUS lt4MI STATIMl!NT ~ fOll-lnq i>er'°" i. dofnq blt<l PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS auStHIU H4ME STA TIMI NT Tiie IOllO#l"UM· ~,., T L J & COMPANY lM1•1 Qlle S.HCS., Co ••l••no Buell CA'7U4 Totty L. Anu10. , .. ., c.vi. Salldol, C•Phlr-&#atll, C.t. 91624 Tiils ovslnen I• conouctlCI by""',,,.. ~· TOiiy L Areuto TN• "-wM ~ -tiw eountv Clerk ol Or•!Oqe Co""'y°" 1«1¥• .....,...,,,.,. Something f or Everyone will be the the m e of Seddleback Coll ege's annual Christmas and Pottery Show on Dec. 15 and 16 in the college gallery, located in Building 1'-2 on the lower campus eludes various violent Campbell is l!lso fac· episod es must appear Del'. 3 for the hearing at r'i_ng_c_h_. a_r_g_e_s_o_r_b_ur_d_ar_y ...... which evidence against h.im wlll be pres ented. ThmcltoYQll It worlcl ••. Decorative and func· tional ceramic ite ms created by art students will be on display and for sale from 10 a .m . to 8 p.m . Wednes day and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday. AMPBELL, captured 24 hours after the Nov. 4 gunshot slayings, is held without bail. RllAl.l.fl=US Charges against h.im include two counts of murder, two counts of assault with intent lo commit murder, assault with a deadly weapon and parole violation. • ·-. Admission is free. The liquor store clerk, United W9M *50~000 Mile f!PJf LIFESAVER® PRIES! F IU.:E: R.-placement First 2 "ears er Z0,009 Miies DUAL SUPER STEEL BELT.ED RADIAL \t'HITEWALLS 8R78/13 49aa ( 175/13) DR71/14 ~ 388 (175/14) ., fA711 t4 ~ 788 ( 185/ 1') ., f'R78/ 14 6188 (195/14) GA79/14 6688 (205/14) °"7111• GGSS (20l/14) """'" 7288. (215/14) GR1tl19 7188 (205/15) HR7'/15 7488 (215/15) LR71115 7988 (235/15) U .11 It u.n ltf"ol lu•" lu &ilRELLI STEEL BELTBD "~··.u. x .. Q7a WHITEWi\LLS • 115/13 .... .. • 115/13 ..... .. • 17$/14 .... .. 115114 •seas 195/14 l53U 205114 •s1u 215114 .. , .. MARK C BLOOME COMl'ANY't • .,,_.,.,lot Ll .. UYef llMitl HiQhWtf l'H-,.,.. 195/ -... tltown h•r• co••1t lrud hi• lot 50.000 mllM or •••• W<lhlfl I r••u ''°"' Ill• dol• o 15 ..._ purclleH , whon lilt 1t u .. d on pu .. 1101• ••hlclot '" 11ormal .. ,.Ice In the Unite< 205/15 ... .. Slat .. Cr.Oii ot equal lo curronl MAlll( C. 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Moet Uf'ao ,. .......... , ..... ,.,,.,. IMflt. t01nmowS:~~= COSTA MESA LA ... .-.. JOOO WlllMat-ltw'll ...._,,, __ .._. '714tl11-24tl •• on his big red fire 3005 H.AllOl ILYD. nglne at Huntington tuner flf...,. _. ....._., MJ94A PAIK Centtr.BeechBl'.td C714t 557-1000 ~•uu...a...._ I. Edlnget at the _,,_ .. _.,._ SHOCKS SHOCKS AIR SllOC'KS mfl.1.1111 ........ •4!! '18~ .-LLUM .... MOYI ....... 'I .. .__,,, __ ............... 1714) l»utl OI ..... 41t .... ,_..A,_ (1141~1 •• Mark C. BJoome's CONSUMER POLICY. Ow oue ...... PoflcJ IB to better "'" ,-. I rou ha .. a qUMtlon COflClerrtlnt ptOductt ot HrvlcH rendered to ro11, pleeH cell "9r D"ec1w of Coneumet Anelte, Mr. I . Ar..a.! (2ts) ll't-lm Of ,., .... If WO "*'.kt ... Ht of row ala• • '"rllln clteok" wlll bo ~ Wtftt '°" ... ,., .... ..., •t the Mt•wtl .. • lf'ecllm lncMoeto flu. HUMTIM&TOM llAC~ ., ' 114S51Mdallft. .~ «•Aft,...) C7t41Mf.144S 17141711-1692 ~ san Diego Fwy. tn•• p._HH L.. ________________ _._ ____ ....;,. ______ _._ ____________ ...._ ____________ ..._ ______ ~-.-....... '!"'""'!" ..... ~ .I A~WI,..,... ~0..1 ...... ,.. Rep . Henry D. Gonzales ( 0 -Tex.), who was riding in "1e motorcade when rresident ~eonedy )Vas assassinated in J>allas, is expected to become chairman bf the House as- l>assination commit- tee when Congress bonvenes. • JWIJBIOTIC • tlmE4T I ! B OSTON (AP) farmers who keep their tivestock healthy by (;eeding them antibiotics 818Y be riaki.ng di5ea,,e tllemselves by creating dnlf.J'esistant bacteria in their own systems, ; scientists report. Drug-immune bac· • teria develop in animals that are given an· : tibiotics, and they are •passed on to lbe .livestock 's human 1handlers , the re- searchers say. , "It's a serious health j problem ," said Dr. George B. FitiGerald or ; the Turts University 1 Medical School. ' ·-• .-.. .... SACC to Aid Study Of Moulton Land Use BJ LA \J&It KASPER OftlleD .. ly ..... "9ft The Saddleback ~ Coordinating Council (SACC) will work with Aliso Viejo Company offic1ala on plans ror the future development of the 6, 700. acre Moulton Ranch praperty in Laguna Hills. SACC directors this week uanted a company official 'a request to form an ad hoc committee to talk about plans for the land, which was purchased last month by Pbillp Morris Inc., parent of t.be Mission Viejo Company. THE IDEA FOR 11lE committee is a "sound one," said Robert Price, SACC vice presidenL ''We'd be very stupid if we didn't react to it ... Board members agreed that areas surrounding the ranch will be represented on the committee. In making bis request, Art Cook, director of environmental affairs for Aliso Viejo, revealed none or the flrm 's present intentions or thoughts about the property. He said company officials are starting "to prepare a plan for the plan." AS PART OF TBIS pre-planning process, Cook explained, company of- ficials want to discuss concerns and desires for the property with their future neighbors and existing ·com- munity groups. In addition to SACC, he said be is talking with the United South Orange County Communities, Laguna Niguel Homeowners Association, Laguna Beach Greenbelt, the county's ·Aliso Creek study team and other groups. Cook said he bas also talked with the Laguna Beach, Capistrano and Saddleback Valley Unified School Districts, all of which cover part of the property. "WE'RE ANXIOUS TO talk to as many as possible," be said. Cook said community groups also were contacted at the start of Mission Viejo 10 years ago. Although there were fewer organizations, he said, "al that time it worked very well." He said the actual beginning of the project is "quite some time off." Ex· isting leases for farming and grazing operations on the land recently were continued for another year, he said. ''We plan to 10 very slow into 1l because plannlne la something that. takes time," he aald. The company official also aald, "We're goioi to be lookin1 at, hopefully, the future .-.,. of doing things ... some very new lmlovaUve things." COOK SUGGESTED TBAT the company will be looking at dllferent types of transportation and schools. When one SACC director uked lf the company would be considering the cost effectiveness of some services, Cook said, ''Think advanced." He suggested that the "SACC com- mittee may want to recommend the entire area operating on it.a own reclaimed water system or maybe lit· tle farminc areas fed by reclaimed water . COOK SAID THE company bas learned thinia from Jt.s Mission Viejo development and thinks "we can app- ly them better on our next way around." Cook said the company is "well aware" of what the cOWtty General Plan has designated fOJi the ranch land. 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The action, effective immediate ly. stems from r eversal by the U.S. Court of Appeals of Ex·depwty Says Stalin Blast Divided CIA WASHING TON (AP) -A former deputy direc- tor of the Central JDtelllaence Aeency says some CIA oCficlals opposed the public disclosure or Soviet Premier Nikita Khn&abcbev's 1956 speech de· nouncing Joseph Stalin. At a news conference Wednesday, Dr. Ray S. Cline said th-: late Allen Dulles, then director of the CIA, "debated over whether to make the speech public." ' CLINE HELD HIS NEWS COlJf EB ENCE to promote his book, "Secrets, Spies and Scholars," scheduled tor publication Tuesday. Cline, executive director of s tudies at Georgetown University's Center for St.rateglc and International Studies, was depu- ty CIA director for intelligence from 1962 to 1966. At the time of the Khrushchev speech, be was chief of the agency's esUmates section. The s peech, delivered before a secret session of the 20th Party Congress o! the Sov· iet Communist Party in February, 1956, was obtained by the CIA "through non-American i1'A1..1N intermediaries, at a very handsome price," Cline wrote. "IT WAS l\N EVENT OF HISTORIC significance. documenting Stalinism as a rantastic political evil, forcing Khrushchev into a milder style of totalitarian control, and beginning the alienation between the Soviet leaders and Mao Tse- tung," the author said. "Getting and publishing the secret speech let the whole world in on these momentous cracks in what was then seen as a Communist monolith," be added. Runaway Denies- Charges MIAMI <AP> -Mary Vecchio, the runaway teen·ager photographed kneeling over the body of a Kent State student killed by NaUonal Guard troops in 1970, has pleaded innocent to pro- stitution charges. Miss Vecchio, 20, was arrested Oct. 14 on charges of prostitution. massaging without a hceose and lewd and lasc ivious behavior. After she entered the plea, her trial was set for Dec.16. She was 14 years old when her picture was taken, arms o"t· · stretched over the body. The picture was used worldwide and led to her being retllmed home to the Miami area. In 1973, sbe pleaded no contest to a charge of of. fering to commit pro- stitution and was fined $5Q Attempt Costly LOS ANGELES (AP) -The ill-lated atwmpt to create Canyon County cost Los Angeles County $288,000, according tn a report to the Board of Supervisors. Thursday, November 2&, 197S .... Lovers _Can't Marry . Nephew Blocks· Oldster's Wedding Plan MIAMI (AP) -Like many couple•, Harry and Florence encountered famlly pro. blems when they announced lbelr intenUon to wed. But their troubles were a·bit more com· pllcated than moat. Harry. 92, at the insistence of his nephew, was declared mentally incompetent, prevenl· tnc him from mal'l')i..nC f1orence, SS. "WE CAN'T CONTROL.THE actions or a family," said Joyce Olafson, director of nurs- int at the county home at which Harry and F1orence live. "From a medical aspect, he's not the man he once was, but at 92, what can you expect?•• "I wouldn't want to be in lbe position to judge who la to love and who isn't," said Walter C. Anders, administrator of the home He asked that Harry and Florence's last names not be used to spare them further em- barrassment. BARBY'S WIPE, GERTRUDE, died three years ago. Florence, a widow, had been Gertrude's best friend an4 it was she who sympathized and listened to Harry's grief. ''I was pretty broken up," Harry aaid. "Without Florence, I would not have had moral support." Florence -confined to a wheel chair because of a broken hip that didn't heal pro- perly -washed his things, saw that he changed his shirt and made sure he ate pro- perly. Each morning, she called him. '71Mf: TO WA.KE UP, little boy, and see the sunshine," she would say. They would eat breakfast together and spend the rest of the day in each other's com- pany. Nobody visited Harry, except the la'¥y# who tended some investment.I from Harry'• days as an atchilect. Harry and Gertrude ba been childless. Later, be became ill and a new nephew· from IDdJana turned ur. The nephew uked fot a loan, but didn 'l get i , nursing home officlal.r said. S,evera1 months ago, Florence develo~ an infection in her foot and bad to be isolated • ror a month. When she became better, she ud Harry decided to marry. ANDERS, FOU.OWING PROPER pro· cedure, notified relatives, including Harry's nephew. The nephew went to court to get Harry declared incompetent, Anders said. The motion was approved and Harry's lawyer was assigned as bis legal guardian. "I am fleased lhal you will beeome the guardian ·o Uncle Harry's property ... " the •' nephew wrote the lawyer, in a letter shown to ·' nW'Sing home o!Ciclals. "With you in charge, · • we can be sure that that woman won't cet anything away from him." "I TIDNK IT'S A LOT of hooey," Harry said. "It's my nephew's way or trying to con- trol my estate, iC you want to call It an estate." "l would gladly marry him without a pen- ny because he needs me," said Florence. "Money Isn't important. It doesn't rhake you • happy. Ir I had money, what the hell would I ' • dowtth it?" So. they spend each day together. And '. ~ each night, they separate. "Incompetency is a terrible thing to put on a man,• Florence said. "It takes every-.. · • thing away from him -his name, his pride, , everything." Mardian's conspiracy ~--~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--_,.,.... conficlion in January, 1975 in federal court in Washington, D.C. MOON HIT ASA.GENT •J" r-,, The government al- leged that he conspired to commit o ffenses against the United States by interfering in FBI in· vestigat1ons and in a trial arising out of Walerg:.ite. that he Ob· structcd JU:.t1ce, made fal~e statements to a government ~1genc.v and defrauded the United TOKYO (AP> -South Korean evangelist Sun Myung Moon has been accused by North Korea o f being an anti. Communist agent whose Unification Church is a ''bogus religious or- ganization." On Christmas, show you ca~~ __ ;:·~ States. Mard1 ~in. 52. was a former assis tant <it· torney general of the United States during the Nixon administration. A n ative of Pasadena, State Bar and court re- cords list his last address as Phoenix, Ariz. A Pyongyang broad- cas! heard here said South Korean President Park Chung-bee and his intelligence arm "handsomely finance" Moon lo propagate "anti- Communist Venom" and support perm anent division of Korea. 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The voices of Sebastian Cabot, Paul Winchell and Sterling Holloway are featured in this cartoon special. Miss Nisbet is a student at the American University of Performing Arts in San Diego and ls on the dean's list. RllAl.llf US Miss Vistlca is among 29 University of Portland students selected. 0 '--.. i;TV DAILY LOG . 'r----------------• i ~ THURSD4Y I ·' I ltOYUI BEi 2S ~ lllOr1lilc atld alter-hsbn11, pint Mt DAYTIME rRDCRAMS. l~: EVENING ~ 6:00 D 0 (f) <IJ OI m m Ntws a (2Sl reJ <rai CV> m lltwi D f2tJ star T rtk l1) Comer Pyle CJ ~I Thinas B111ht I Buullful A • musital hour w1lh Burl Ives. l 1onrl ; Hamplon and The Back Patch • Ma1or1I~ • m P1rt11d1e family Q) AdJm·IZ '&) Eltctrit Company iflf, (~J t • ) NCAA football Loni d 11tnm S JOPM leaas A&M v\ 11 1~' m unit 11uu1s -6:30- D Orn1h! Gue~IS includ, R1n~ Closby. 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They are the Cutlass, above, and the Monte ; Carlo. The Cutlass trunk and taillights and the Monte Carlo front grill and rear , window are camouflaged. AmN!ord lttereasa Dfndeltcl Amcord, Inc., Newport Beach, bas approved an ;increase in the quarterly cash dividend on common -stock from 9 cents a share to 9'h cents. The increase is the ninth in the past 10 quarters and is payable J an. 3 to stockholders of record at ~lose of business Dec. 9. • The board also declared regular quarterly ldividends of S0.375 a shar e on the cumulative pre- .ferred stock a nd a dividend of $1 .0125 a share on the preferred stock Ser ies A, payable Feb. 1 to ;;hareholders of record at close of business Dec. 9. :r..and Wfn• Th~ lobs 1 Land Architecture, Corona del Mar, has ~en ,awarded contracts to prepare the general develop· ,m ent plans a nd first phase construction plans for 'three parks in Lake Fo~st and Mission Viejo. They will include open space play areas, special play courts, tot lots and water features. Peter Weisbrod, a principal of Land Architec· ture, said his firm will complete the Development plans by April, 1977. I ;l.,«!o Appofttts A~ Avco Community Developers, Inc .• has ap- }>Ointed Gloria Z1gner and Associates, Newport Beach. to handle public relations for Laguna ·,Niguel. a planned community in south Orange County. Encompassing 7,!K>O acres from the San Diego Freeway to the Pacific Ocean, the community in- cludes residential, commercial and industrial de- velopments. Bryan Hardwick and Associates continues as J..aguna N1guel's advert.Jsing agency. !1'0t0tth ... e• Get C.et•lt-.ewt United California Mortgage Company, a division of United California Bank, has issued com- mitments for $2.5 million for 82 townhomes in the l rvinc Company's new Village of Woodbridge in Jrvtne The l'omm1tments will be issued through the lJ S. Departmenl of Housing and Urban Develop- tnent 's CHU 0 ·s) revised 235 program wh.icb pro- - NEW YORK <AP) -NUdt&r power plants will be less economical than coaMlred planb In tbe future because they mmt be abut down for main· tenanc:e and reP-air aoofttn, a new 1tudy s ucaests. And the ertlclency of both types of plants ii less T"'KJ NG than the utility ~try ~ s ay11 it is, making STOCK alternatives such u solar energy more attractive, the two-year study by the Council 011 Er>nornlc Priorities says. Proponents or nuclear power traditionally have argued that it is cheaper than coal for generating electricity. Charles Komanorr. the author of the study for the nonprofit economic research group, based his conclusion on the performance or 250 coal·fired plants installed-between 1960 and J972 ana an 38 nuclear planuinstalled between 1968 and 1974. Trcdtt (;alle4 S.-cea SACRAMENTO (AP) -California's first ven- ture into the train business appears to have had a s uccessful first two months, officials say. EITill IBRTlll W 88" POLYESTER GAIARDllE tMr. POLTf.\'Ttl QIANA• POLYESTIR =·97c Mm "" 4S" WHITE SHARKSKIN ntm 111HT111 W QUILTED PRINTS 1000'1 If YlllS 41"-lt"W9E Adriana Glanturco, director of transportation, said patronage on the Los Angeles-San Diego run was up 66 percent in Sept.ember and 81 percent in October, the first two months of that line's addi- tional Amtrak ser vice underwritten by the state in a first-of-its-kind contract. ' S1!4 S1!5 II~ Now budget watchers can give the best You'll spot the quality of these gift ideas at a glance. And !he low prices speak for themselves. See how easy it is to play Santa? ~ J .. o :3 ~~ $1 0 -:. ~~~E~ g~g·.g~..t4,.~6~1C OR A. X-ACTO DELUXE KNIFE SET. Model :s2-c. s5 B. VAUGHN HAMMER. ' WRENCH SET. C. WEN ELECTRIC PENCIL ENGRAVER. Model ,:21...C. s20 A. 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ProWeme• BlfJlll&ffM se.l••r , A workshop designed to address spedllc busi· ness problems will be h<lsted by Saddleback As· M>ciates, 9 a .mA p.m., Dec. 9 at the Quality Inn, Work wonders in the workshop Whelheryou're a hobbyisl, homeowner- or bolh -you can pul 1111s s.nder to work In a lot ol places. Its ell1c1ent dust collec1or attachment connects to any home vacuum Keeps the air and your work area dust free. Model #459-4. SKIL ORBIT AL SANDER WITH DUST COLLECTOR. 29.99 Ace In the hole Gel performance plus In lhls drlll. With double insulation, adfustable top speed. double reduction gear. Also burnout protecled motor. It's your assurance ol a job well done. Model#457. SKIL %"VARIABLE SPEED REVERSING DRILL. 29.99 For a bit of perfection Fine workmanship is whal this drill is all about Includes holster and 2 screwdriver bits. Each has a slotted bit at one end and a Ph1lhps bit at lhe ottier. Model #2002-4. SKIL % " CORDLESS DRILL, 39.99 Anaheim. ' ,. Registration fee for the workshop and luncheon 1-------------------~---------...---------_... ________________ ....;..._~ js $75. Those who wish to place a reservation may A choice cut all 541 ·6727 for fUrther lnformation. tfC Pl-• G~ P...tc r The Irvine Industrial Complex (llC) has an· tiounced it will develop a 215-acre industrial park in parden Grove. Richard M. Cannon.. nc president, said the new It, UC-Garden Grove, will be located in the Cen- IndustriaJ District on Knott Street north or the Diego and Garden Grove freeways. 1be park has a projecled ulUmate value ol $86 miWoo. ' Construction.la scbeduled to begin in Decembet trith first occupancies expected late nen year, Can· iKJn said . fltores llepert Sida au. Carter Hawley ff.ale Stores Inc. ol which the And tirst choice among smart do-it-yourselfers. This high-performance circular saw Includes carrying case. rip lence and plenty of other quality accessories. Vou work With precision, because you work with the best. Model #574·4. SKJL 7*" CIRCULAR SAW KIT, 39.99 Make the season special Grve the-gill that will be appreciated for many Christmases 10 come. A top-performing, precision-engineered saw. Complete wllh vinyl darry1ng case and two Vi pints of oil at no extra charge. Model #1614-4. SKIL 14" CHAIN SAW, 149.99 SKIL 1o CHAIN SAW, With sheath, vinyl cariylng case and two Y2 pints of oil at no extra charge. Model #t618-4. 159.99 Eoadway 11 a division, bas reported sales of 3,9'6,000 for the 13 weeks ended Oct. 30, an In· ease or 7.4 percent over ules of $292,193,000 for t-----------------------------1------------------------------1 *e~~!~~~;~~OOocomparedwllbfT.588.000 Wal'ld & Harr·1ngton e previous year. Earnings per s hare amounted to ·. • cents baaed on 19,218,652 average abarea out· • : Ti.:HF!:~>!~:-::.: Garden Grove Fullerton • Coila M~sa . -. OrenQe '. ornt to $904,207,000 compared with $821,&H,OOO in 7707 Garden Grove Plv<f. 301 So. State College 1275 Bristol 324 West Katella S.1• prlce9 OOo4 .. Thur'IClllJ through lund91. Closltd Til•nkegfvlng D•Y· l~S while earnin1s rose 3.4 percent to $17,924,000, 537-9571 or 893"'6523 870·0050 556·1500 532·2506 ct 78 (ents a &bare, compared with Sl7,339,000, or 12 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 ,Ppen Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Open 9 to 6 every day dints uhare last year. Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6 Sat. & Su". 9 to 6 '!>at. & Sun. 9 to 6 ..... ,, I I • . • • ' • . f • • . . • ' , • • Nov.mbw 25. 1976 Thind!y. , . . • ; n . . . • . . . I ,: " jt2 DAIL V PILOT Thursday, November 25. 1976 B7 WILLIAM SCHllEIBEJl' Cit .. o.u, ..... St.aft A "fairly comfortable'' $1.l million has been :nnarked in next year's tentative~Sadd.Jeback CoUege budget for purchase and deveL<>pment of a 20-acre satellite campus in lrvine, according t.o Dr. .Ed Hart, assistant to the s uperintendent. The money figure, which appears on a list of proposed district projects fort.he 1!117·78 year, is the By Bil Keane "That's not Turkey-l urkey, is it?" Stores W anii-ng Heist Planners · flTSl documented estimated. the lnlll.al cost ol the new facility's site .. .... ANOTHElt $375.• DAS been set a&ide for in· stallation of temporary buUdiogs, other equipment and supplies at the satellite, wblcb la scheduled to start operaUons next fail. . , Hart is quiet to point out tbat the actual costa involved in the site purchue and development may 1 be somewhat less than $1.3 UdllJoo.. "This is a gross estimate," be nld. ''We have to reserve a certain amount aocl tbe ex.act cost de· pends on bow much work has to bodoneon t.bestte. We hope th al will cover it" HART SAID THE DISTRICl' has not entered negotiations to buy the land from the Irvine Com- pany becau&e ot unexpected delays in the required eQCineering study. He said the city or Irvine, Orange County gov: e.cmnent and the Irvine Company each have re- corded slightly dif!.erent alignments for Myford Road, which ls immediately adjacent to tbe pro- posed college site at the intersection with Bryan Avenue. ••until soroe comemus ls reached, we can't get a certification ot ttie aurvey we need to close the 1 deal/' Hart said. ·THE COLLEGE OFnCIAL noted that the ac- tual purchase price of the land will be "well below" Slmilli . Jn fuel, Hart said, it is entirely likely develop- • ment of the site foe coostruction may cost more than the actual acreage. WISTCUff PLAZA 17 ............ t::.... ..... 642·2444 • 0,. ... ' Personalize your gifts See our bright collectlon of Hallmark color- coordinaled papers, ribbon, trims and yams an ready to be mixed and matched by your imagmatlon. c:HlfSTMAS CAIOS. MAfOG _. MAlQtlS .......,...,. ~ ............. , S., 11-4 PAPER UNLIMITED 1112 lltVI.,_ 4VIHUE WUTCUR" PLA14 541-7'2 I . ... ~ ··~ ~ The parcel chosen by Saddleback trustees will ~======:;;::m====:m::::==--=----==---=--===========----. have the least impact on existing homes and lies the farthest of the three available sites from the jet noise zone of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. •, BUT IT DOES UE partly within a fiood plain created by San Juan Creek tributaries lhatflow out of the Santa Ana Mountain foothills during heavy rains. For that reason, engineers have told college of- ficials that t.he site may have to be raised by as much as a few inches with large amounts of fill dirt EVANS AND NOVAK Rowland Evans and Robert Novak team to examine the political scene as it affects the nation. . ·' :' SAN DIEGO (AP) -California stores are get--~to~m~a~k~e~il~s~af~e~fo~r~c~o~ns~tru~c~ti~on~. _____ ..:._ _ _L====~=======================·~~~~· ting 100,000 posters warning their customers that armed robbery will bring them long jail terms. The announcement was made by California Stop Crime Coalition, made up of law enforcement officials and businessmen. Sen. George Deukme- jian <R·Long Beach), author of the mandatory sen- tence bill, told or the program. The message for potential criminals is simple, Dcukmejian said: "We are tellmg him that il he uses a gun while committing a murder, robbery, prison escape, aggravated assault, rape or kid.nap. rng, he goes to state prison with no chance for prcr bation." The costs of the posters and other advertising are being pa1d mosUy by busmesses. . R eport Discloses Pensions 'Pl11m' WASHINGTON CAP)-An estimated $1 billion in overpayments has gone to pensioners in the first two years of a federal program of benefits to poor,. blind, disabled or elderly Americans, a government study shows. The Social Security Admirustration estimated that 69 percent of railroad and military retirees sur- veyed received inaccurate payments under the (ederal project, known as Supplemental Security l'ncome <SSI ) proi::ram. Sixty.three percent of Veterans Administration recipients were overpaid S.SI benefits and 6 percent were underpaid. Eighty-one percent ol the railroad. reUrees who were checked were overpaid and 9 per-cent were underpaid. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING can be as relaxing as an ocean .n~~ breeze .. AT DANA POINT \~ HARBOR, where three dozen dockside specialty shops . offer a treasure trove of gifts for every taste in a soothing scenic setting! 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Arnholt Smith built is up for sale by th~ F~eral Deposit IJlsurance Corp. for: about Sl9 mfllion -$8 • million less than ll cost to build. The property involves a complete downtown block including the 25·story United Slates National Bank building, an 11· stor y parking garage and the Executive Hotel building. IN 1973, THE U.S. Comptroller of the Currency declared, the bank insolvent with the FDIC acting as li- quidator. Crocker Bank of San Francisco was spokesman said be ex- pects th em to b e "cleared up.: Broker ken Jones said that a consortium• of European investors is in· terested in the property. He declined to name them. Some Los . Bonuses su ccessful bidder for U. S . Na- tional 's Main and branch of- fices and is the biggest tenant in t h e downtown SACRAM ENTO (AP) -About 80 ,000 California w e lfare .. ~....-mothers will lose bonus b U j } d j n g Uoo\ITM described as 90 percent occupied. Nearby i s the Westgate Htel , a lux- urious 19-story hotel which Smith built for $26 million and sold for $14. 7 million in 1974 . It is not involved in the pro- perties Smith lost when his financial empire col- lapsed. A SERIES OF lawsuits h ave been payments of up to $20 a month f or h e lp ing 1 authorities locate and collect child support from absent fathers, the state says. Benefit P a.y m ent Director Marion Woods said that the bonuses will end because the 1975 federal law authorizing them r equired that they be phased out after one year. , "=====:::===========:=::::::~ filed against Smith's in--terests, and at least two Woods said most of the 80,000 Californians will get their fin al bonus check in November. although in some coun- ties final checks will not be sent out until after the end ol the year . still involve the FDIC A Village Christmas b egins with SANTA ARRIVING ON AN ENGLISH DOUBLE DECKER BUS .t\-iday• 12 Noo n &withSanta Mistletoe EI~hant FREE Rides for all on Mistletoe Friday & Satu.rda~· I ~:00 -4:00 pm • Bri111ot:n111r .:1uncr'\-" • C hildren und~r 12 mue.t be accompanied by an adult HOLIDAY HOURS Daily 10-9:30 Sunday 11-6 ~r~FlOWER .\T nE.\R STREET ................ m11 ................. boildinRS . Bu t a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'---~..:_~~~~~~~~~~~-:--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Food gift paks make ideal gifls. They contain delicious sp«ialty foods from Hickory Fanns of Ohio. Most featim t~ world-famous BEEF STICK Summrr Sausafe. Ri&ht for all tFs! .. _ \llW,ILllT o;;p£( I \L Sll.98 Ill I I ~ 11< lo.. !-11111111,..·1 ')JU~Ji,~. Belk I k111 I I" 1 O.,m •I..\. C 111.·1 .._. HJr: Mild M1J- 1 I t111t!l1"'" pin~ °""·""hc:r~ Buubrn" HERI TAGE ... 8oz. SAFARI Summe1 Sausage, 7 oz. Gouda, 4 oz. Grap1ne Cheese, three 2 e z. Cheese Spreads, 4 01. M1n1 dessert Cake. plus Straw· ~rry Bonbons. WE'LL HANDLE YOUR CHRISTMAS ORDER BY PHONE 540.6991 ·-------, PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV. 25 THRU NOV. Jl • LIMITED TO STOCK ON HA.NO MEN'S BODY SHIRTS Great selection of Arnel 1er°'ey prints an many d1Herenl pllltern" Mutch up wtth your f.1vorlle ~l .. cks. S·M L-XL Rt:g IS 50 MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER * SLACKS ioonn polyester Gabardine in European slyle with criss· noss bt'lt loops. Flor~. ~moothly styled new .:olon. StzM JO lo J8 Reg. 2J 00 99 7 .. • Ont of thtw famous makers . Tob1.n. ~t's. Panotele. Britton111 COSTA MESA 2302 Harbor Blvd. · FOUNTAIN GARO EN VALLEY GROVE 16185 Brookhurst Chapman & Brookhurst LAGUNA HILLS WESTMINSTER MALL MALL ' utuna ~ W estmlnster LADIES' HOODED JUMPSUIT Easy-care fabnc. Sleeveless and tunnel waisted. Fashionable at Holiday time. Shop early for best ~lcction. Rea. 27 00 1797_. LADIES ' COWL NECK SWEATERS Fall colors in poly /cotton blend. Newest fashion look to wear os separate or layered. S-M-L. Reg. 10.00 591._ La~away ,.or Christmas \ • • l ! • • I ' ~ . .. .. Thul'ld91, NO'fierrlbef 25, 1119 ~··•Ofld ~ ~Using Petty i E . t CODOIDICS When a fellow goes a.rouDd compulsively ,. tuminl out the household lights, he's exercis- ' log what's known as "petty e.conomy." ! Almost everybody habitually practicn at j least one su ch .. Like saving wrinkled • aluminum foil. Or replacing water faucet • washers every six months. Or always coaslinc 6 the car downhlll. Or u.slnc address labels to re- mail old envelopes. Or planting flshheadA - .. which is a pretty good idea, incidentally -in . lhe rose garden. I'm compiling a list of petty economies observed among co1t1patriot.s male and female. 1. The lady puts the cleansing tis- sue back into her purse until each comer of > same bas a lipstick blot on it. 2. The fellow bas. 'devised a technique for reapplying soap. slivers to whole cakes so they don't slip off in • your band. 3. The cook pours a little water into ~ the nearly empty ketchup botUe to get out the • la.st bit of it. Any others? FILET MIGNON Q. "When you write the plural of 'filet ~mignon,' do you put the 's' on 'filet' or on 'mignon'?" A. On bolh. Write filets mignons. lncidentally, our Language tnan asks, were you aware that a filet is not Just a beef tenderloin. but also a headband of the sort that basketball players wear to keep the sweat out of their eyes? And a design 1 mpressed on a book cover, too? Q . "How many · newspapers are edited by women?" A. Da1hes, 62. W~klies, 510. At last re· • port. . If what I've just been told is tree, the wild goose is a pretty smart bir<J. Jteport is it car· ries a small stone in its beak when it flies over eagle nesting areas to prevent itself from at· tracting attention by honking. · , ,,. LOS ANGELI'S " Whal 's so fascinating attout the City of Los Angeles? No putdown intended. Just curious to know why the U.S. Travel Service of the Department of Commerce gets more requests for information about LA than about an..v other 1 city or r esort nationwide. In fact, am advised those inqumes about the Southern California • metropolis outnumber other travel questions by approximately ~even to one. Most of the J cw1sh pioneers who settled in Colonial America came from Portugal. This comes to mind because a client asks the iden- tity of the first Jewish congregation in North America. The Sheareth (Remnant) of Israel, that was. Founded al New York City in 1654. Experiments prove that those people who Lend to walk m their sleep, as you might sus-pect, make the best subjects for hypnosis. \\I S ll I II I Pl \/ \ • .The PERFECT GIFT for the woman in your life Lovely Lingerie ·h--... --~ A .. .,....... S•elcl•''ee 'Old' Z3·e•a••el Set• CB Sales PU.sh On WASHING'l'ON (AP) -Tbe· Federal Trade Commission bas declared a "consumer alert" over the scramble by citizens-band radio manufacturers and retailers to sell an eatlmated four million 23-ehannel sets • tbelr ebelves before the recently approved 40--ebannel sets go on the mart et. The Federal Communications Com- miuioo has approved the expanslon to 40 channels as ot Tan. 1, and the new equipment is expected to go on the market on that date. BVT THE Jl'TC, N<nlNG an ad· vertlsing and reduced-price push to sell the existing 23-thannel sets, said, ·'It appears that a substantial number of consumers considering the purchase of a CB may not be aware of the FCC's decision and its effect on the future usefulness of a 23-channel CB. every CB can be readily cooverted to a 40-cbannehet." SOME MANUFACl'UllERS have advertised that their 2khannel sets. can be purchased now aDd converted to 40 channels for a.a extra fee atter Jan.t. . But Margery W. Smith ot 'the bureau said it found that ''less than halt the sets on the market can be con." vetted." THE BUREAU SAil> il would publicize a consumer alert sheet lhal advises prospective purchasers to ask these questions before you buy a CB: . -Do you want to buy a 23 or 40 channel CB radJo! -lf you Wllnt to have 40 channelS in 1977, will the manufacturer promise . in writing to chance your 23 channel set? • pacific rigging marlnE suppf 4. W•lttrYellOWe~· Ollr 1enlcetmd tohta..•M ... ofM..._S .. pl1s • SANTY EQUI,....,. • HENRI LLOYD FOii · WeClftHtrClotllllg • UFIUNE~llR •·SWAGING • RIG&IMCi IEPLAC....,. . The show biz bug has bitten former heavyweight Joe Frazier. Singing as star of a Long Island review, Joe is backed by a group called '"lbe Smoke.'' .. In addition,.. said tfie nc•s Bureau of Consumer .Protection . . ' consumers may be unaware that not -IF YOU DO DECIDE to have a . 23-cbanneJ set changed, ean you take it back to the a tore or nu.mt you mall it to the factory younelf! z•Jo w. c.... "a-"'",...' ..... t)l41 1..Jl'I * * * Court Reporter Gets Big 10..4 PLATTE CITY, Mo. (AP) --When court re· porter Earl West plays back trial proceedings on his tape recorder, he sometimes hears phrases like "That's a big 10·4, good buddy," mixed in among the ''Objections overruled." West, reporter for Platte County Circuit Court, said his recorder picks up, records and transmits radio signals along with the court proceedings. He's beard transmissions from police and the highway patrol, Citizens Band radio and commercial radio broadcasts. West said the broadcasts seem to depend on at- mospheric conditions. He said be took the machine to a repair shop, "but evidently they didn't do anything to it, because it still does it." THANE The rugged look of fisherman knit in a rib collar cardigan. Wood buttons. All acrylic. Machine wash and dry. Natural, t an, gray. $32.50 Also In crew neck pullover. BranehOut And Diseo7r Creative Chri5tmasm Shopping ~::r:.. ~0.~.1,:,s;,~.C0.~~!?' Change ran rreate v11tu8lly any sealing arrangemenl 1magmable. Scpa Create your arrangement in Genuine leather with the Component Seating system. r die lop a~d bollom cushion~ lock togethPr ~o let you bccomr • • • lhe designer. And when you want to chanRe your environment • ' ·imply unlock and create anothrr armchairs, L·Shaped sora' or conversation pit. Top grain glqve leather 1n a seler.lton oi c:nlors to complemenl any decor. Top cushion for arm~ or backs S99.00. Bottom cushion fa< seats or ottoman S 199.00 tOP left FURMISff Y()Uft LJVl.IM $649 ROOM FOlt AS LOW AS ••• Sofa and chair $649 Sofa and 2 chairs $799 Sofa Separately $479 Armchair $229 Matchinc;J tables avallable 0 LOWEST PRICES .,..., ,. ......... 12'1, -·,fl ........ • LOS ANG8.1S • 407 M. l• a-,.· 659·5942 SANTA ~ • COSTA NISA • 36541. Mlhl (714) 540-ml --~·---· ......... l"-r . . .,. ·~ .. . i I I I 0..lly ...... , .. " - MARINE STUDIES TEACHERS LIVE ON SEA Joe And Robin Valenclc at Home at Sllp 44 , Bingo,Law Approved SAN JOSE (AP) -The Santa Clara County Boacd of Supervisors has approved a bingo or- dinance to legalize the game for charitable or- ganizations. The ordinance disqualifies many nonprofit groups which are not charitable organizations from holding bingo games. Among those disqualified are service and fraternal clubs, senior <'itizens' or- ganizations, mobile home groups•and social clubs. The new law takes effect Dec. 16 in unin- corporated areas. • r o;esty ® When life ashore gels loo hectic for Saddle back Collece marine studies In- structors Robin and Joe VaJencic, they just unplu& the telephone al their Dana Point "home" and head out to sea for a cruise. Home for lbe Valencies is Pier J, Slip .. in Dana Marina, where their custom-built ~fool vessel "R-V Quest" is tied up. The RV, Robin ex· plains, is for research vessel. FOR THE OCEAN-LOVING cou· pie, the classroom is preferably aboard ship on weekend research U · cursions to the Channel Islands or Catalina, or al least day-long field trips to the coastal wildlife tidepools and marine wildlife sanctuaries. The Valencies met and married while attending landlocked Carnegie- Mellon University in Pittsburgh, which J oe said is "as far away from the ocean as one could get, and close to two derellct rivers." · With a degree in engineering, Joe took a job with Rockwell Interna- tional in Anaheim, working on de- ve I opm en l of advanced marine navigation s ystems. Robin earned a master's degree in biology at UC Irvine and went to work at San Clemente High School. WHEN THE CAPISTRANO Unified School District launched its marine ecology program, Robin got the job and took the students right to the water. for their studies. "I'm a firm believer in getting.mud- dy, sticky and smelly in a marine science environment," she said. "The student is going to remember th~t ex - perience far more than any reading assignment." Then Joe heard about some Navy surplus boat hulls for sale and the Valencies saved their money and bought one. They designed their float· ing home from the bottom up. TIIE FINISHED PRODUCT IS a ~ HOLIDAY GIFTWEAR FLAME RESIST ANT FOOTED P.J. Sizes 4-14 Red & white Stripe Only ,. • • • • +e sleek vessel or mahogany, teak and fiberglass. When Joe was still with Rockwell, be said be noted a void in the market of underwater educational and acien· Ufic films. He said there was a "need in the academic communJty for train· · aids." ' lnf.My industry reflected al\ upsurae in tnarlne studies and we needed a vessel for underwater photography and oceanographic research be added. WHEN JOE IS NOT on, in or under the ocean doing research or engineer- ing consulting work, he is teaching part time at the college -courses llke boat handling, diving techniques and coastal navigation. Robin, on the other hand, is Sad- dleback 's fir11t and only full-time fe m ale instructor in the natural sciences division. He shares her office space. Apart from their teaching chores and research, the Valencies write for magazines and have compiled a whale-watching guidebook. JOE IS ALSO THE technical con· sultant for an upcoming Disney nature film on the Calilornia grey whale. · Both scientists are strong sup- porters of increased marine studies programs at Saddleback, particularly since the school has $100,000 wos;t.h or research vessels in its small fleel and is part of the consortium of colleges and county gove-rnment that resur- rected the Marine Studies Institute. Banker's Rites WASHING TON (AP) -Jacqueline Onassis attended a reve r e nt' memorial service Wednesday for her stepfather , Hugh D. Auchincloss. Auchincloss, an inve5tment banker, died Saturday at age 79. Burial will be Friday in Newport, R.I. N!:WYORK (AP)-A combination of rour dNgs sbows early pro- mise in prolon1tnc the lives of women whose breast cancers bad spread tbrou1b their bodles, reaearchera have reported. The technique com· bines three anUcancer drugs with BCG, a drug that. acts to boost the body's immune or pro- tective system. WOMEN WHO got the i BCG along with the · three anticancer drugs had tonier remissions, f or freedom from disease. ' 9 and longer survivals t than .,mep g(ven only l the triple drue treat· f· ment, said a team from ,, M.D. Anderson Hospital • and Tumor InaUt.ute in f Ho_r~~n.J~x~bers of ~ Chain on diaploy for lmMtcMaf• FREE dtllvety ..... 5 149 J f ·' women involved in the ,. test were small, and the l' report is a preliminary f one, Dr. Jordan U. Gut-,, terman and nine as-• sociates write in the f f British Medical Journal. t · IN ONE group, the f ., __ II. . f ~~~e~~~~f~~e~t : f! _M,71: w. HITE'S Showcase.. ,r \. dian of 22 months, or nearly three times the ~a p usual survival rate in f MISSION VIEJO COSTA ME.>I' ,. such cancers trea\ed 9 : l•_!:!_••••Y Pkwy) 369 E. 17th Street ;, with a single drug, they t 28892 Marguerite · aw...,_. s.-> ' said. Median means the • Pkwy ec-T .. ffll a 11tti so , number of women living f c.er... tr... lllpll's W.WI 1p. .. ~~u~~~~ th2!.:'0:~ f 495-5902 642~65J 'f•: aching 22 months. lt does t · -11or ••• ur , .. , not mean averace. 11 • { _______ .._ ................. ..,.\ You can't get in to Bullock's today to see al I the excitement because we're home cooking too .. We just want to let you know (in between football, turkey and extra helpings of pumpkin pie) about our HUMPTY DUMPrY SPECTACULAR HOLIDAY SALE ,.... --I 051 lrYiM -W estclff Pima l.lf!f/llllf!!A.' H~wport hodl W8« NO NEED TO BE ON THE 50-YARD LINE! Enjoy the game in your living room on your ... SEVEN-FOOT COLOR TELEVISION! THE ADVENT VlDEOBEAM • COLOR TELEVISION SET "fantastic!" That's the only way to describe Advent' a VideoBeam " color TV set. It receives TV programs as any set does, but projects its vivid color picture onto a 7-loot• screen. Just imagine football. movies, and all your favorite programs on a screen ten hmes the size of any other set's. Come in today for a demon,tration. W e guarantee It wlll be an experience -one you'll want to have at home. tRleqonol rnM1ur•. STOP IN OUR SHOWROOM NOW FOR DEMONSTRATION VIDEO PLUS, INC. 2816 E. COAST HWY. lnut to Pllor Woyn•'1I CORONA del MAR • 640•5093 STARTING TOMORROW Just when everybody's budget likes it most you 1ll find specials and bargains by the ton . Save fortunes on fashions , accessories, furniture ... even something super-looking to bake tomorrow's dinner in . Yes, you wiJI eat again! Bargains for now, ideas for Christmas ... The Holiday Sale starts tomorrow! • ) . ., SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS: Shop Mon.-Fri. 10 am -9:30 pm, Set. 10 am-6 pm, Sun. 12 noon-6 pm : Sat., Dec. 11 and Sit. OK. 18, 10 em-9:30 pm; Sun. December 26, 9 am-6 pm; Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, C. M .. 656·061 DAILY PILOT By ANNE COOPER on• O•llr l'llot st.aH ·South Orange County hospital patients require two to three times the amount of blood currently being t donated by south county donors, according lo a Red Cross official. Laguna Hills Leisure World and the dialysis l unit at Mission Com--------- • munity Hospital in Mis· ages of 17 (with parents' sion Viejo are two major consent) and 65 and factors in the demand for weigh at least 110 blood in the south county pounds. OUMGE COUMTY'S MOST COMPUTE TACK STORE FOi BIGUSH & WlSTllH CLOTHING AMD TACK •••• COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY area, Hutch Hutchison of Information on the the county Red Cross blood program is availa· P<;iard of directors told a ble by calling 496-6611 CHECK OTHEIS FOil SADDLES PRICES. eilizens advisory council weekdays, between 10 THEN, SH US ••• ": WE WIU NOT 'meeting in San Juan a .m. and 3 p.m. KNOWINGLY IE UMDaSOLD. ~apistrano. "Don a ting blood ''We feel woefully in· should give people a real EYBlYTHIHG . ' . . . " ·-..-~·---· -.. , r • Flu'S Bard to Tag Your COndition One Key to Effeeta •WINTER BLANKET-WATERPROOF JI'° WOOL Reg. 39.95 •••••••••••••••••••• • BURLAP. Reg. 32.95 ................ • •• 25'° • DAY SHEETS. Reg. 27.95 •••••••••••• 21 '° II a person contracts tM Du, the severity or his : 111Del8 mq depend more on hia condltbl 8Qd b11 aacep. u billty to nu than Oft the ltralA of tbe au. the spokesman aa1d. Obiilpt) Blackbird Deatlu Report,ed •• ~· )_. WOOLS -LEATHERS-NYLONS DOWN & DENIM . ~ ~ 200/ 500/ /, /0 TO /0 Off ( • BARE BACK PAD. CanVJIS ............ I 2".'"--------------1 • BARE BACK PAD. Fuzzy •••••••••••••• 15'° • WHITE ORTHOPEDIC SADDLE PAO :. 14'° • ENGLISH SADDLE PAD. Forward • • • • 12'° • BELL BOOTS wNELCRO ......... ~ •• 12'° INGUSH AND WIS1llM SADDLES • CANVAS HOODS. Unlined ............ 17'° &mllESTOCK • HUNT BRIDLE. Reg. 14.95 ............ 840 • PELHAM BITS ................ 30°/o OFF adequate in meeting the lift." said Escovedo. E .... GLISH or WESTER .... needs of south county "Personally, it's very re-1""111 " communities," he said. warding when a hospital FOR THE • CROSBY PRIX DE NATIONS SADDLE .. What we must do to rec· cans me at the lab to say HORSE A.._.D RIDER 26000 20% OFF NEW MACPHERSON OtAMPION -SA.I.DI CROSBY • STUBBfN 'Orcle Y • SIMCO .. PARANI • PASSIER -r TuTan • OZARK etc. t1fy the situation is raise our blood bas saved 1""111 Without Fittings. Reg. 345.00 7~ the percent.age of eligi· another life... · I b~hlooddonorswhoare,....._~~~~~~~~..:::=:=:=::::::::::::=:=::=::=::=::=:=:.:.:..::::.--~...:._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~------~. • currently giving blood ~ :::~~:::~:::, ''Ps.sst'. Eww~n nta R1·des i t,y groups. like churches, I W~ dobs and schools, to con· 1 .t,ictthe new southcounty TD 'm ' ! Sed Cross center in San 0 • Jban to arrange for a ·bloodmobile. Cancer and kidney pa· tients, in part1cular, re· ~r'rr~s~ ~r~a~ot s~~ st Plaza!''· •llfe, he said. , TIIE ORANGE County chapter of the American ' Red Cross supplies 40 ~fO':l:DtY hospitals with 250 • 81.itsofblood everyday. · The Santa Ana Red •:Cross center is equipped '•to receive 125 units or .. cfonated blood a day. The bloodmobile, which travels to different coun· ty locat1ons, can accept an add1t1onal 90 a day. '?be R e d Cross minimo bile, which operates two days of the week , can co l lect another 45 a day. JN ORDER to keep up wttb demand, the Santa .Ana center is drawing on U. blood reserve. Once Ol1l is wiped out, the 1ltuatioo will be critical fbr county patients, said ' 'Victor Escovedo, assis· I tanl director o r Red • Cross technical services andlaboratory. · Escovedo said I children with leukemia I can require 10 to 20 units r blood a day. This )?leans 10 to 20 people a day must donate blood , for just one child. r THESE CHILDREN ) \tepend oo our blood for their lives," he said, I, 'and we always hope for f ~ssion of the disease. I tbow of 12 children who are alive today because \hey have received the I »tood they needed and ~yed alive long-enough win out. at least tem- r a r 11 y, over the ancer." The great demand fa,r lood in south count¥ l~as one reason for open- n g the Red Cross 'ervice center in San ,Juan. VOLUNTEERS will be I .-Orkint at the center, ohcruiUnt blood donors Jortbe bloodmobile when t ts in the 1.rea. DoDon ... Welcome Santa this ·Friday, November 26at10:00 a.m. when he arrives at South Coast Plaza by OCTD bus. Join the crowd at ....,........,,.i0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip~r;;~1= •.• \ the OCTD bus stop located at the • .. ~ ... ·~~ ~ ..... ~-i parking lot entrance near ~_...;.;;;....-..~--t-~, Bear and Sunflower. ,, ,~~ • 1""1) ~This Christmas you too can take I' ..,,.. an Orange County Transit District bus to South Coast Plaza for your holiday shopping on · Routes 57, 65, 51, 53 and 146. IRISTOC.AT SAN DIEGO FREMAY • COsTA MESA ~uat be between the. 1 ................ ._ __ ,_.._..., __ ...,.,.._. •• .__,._..., .... _..,.__. ........ ~rtMti.iii?ha.u~t•ttmz.-.••c._-.._. ..... ._ .. ._. ...... .., __ ~----~~~~~~ \ : . , , 'S .,,,/ I , I ... ' r DAILY PILOT ., Casla A d t1a11t age. f Visit Capistrano Romes State Ahead(J \ Third Yule Tour Sc~duled .In Coast Plan ByTllOMASD. ELlAS r by adopting most of the Coutal Plan w0rtecl out over the Jut three years by tbe state's Coutal I Commilsions, California bu 1a1nec1 •. aiplfteant advantaie over other states with oceao front.ace. Tickets are available for the third annual San Juan Capistrano Christmas home tour Sunday, Dec. 5, sponsored b)'SanJuanBeauUM, Inc. The tour is scheduled h'om 1 to 5 p.01. and wlll include four San Juan homes, said Fran Frost of San Juan BeautifuL TBE MISSION lllU.8 llAMCH home of Mjr. and Mn. Michael Wystracb, 30132 Silver Spur, wlll be decorated for a California Western Christmas, ahesald. The Casltas townhouse ot Mr. and Mrs. Len Oetober from the Orange County Envlronment.i Manaeement A1ency and tbe .Board of Supervilotf In recopitlon of lts bice!lterulial fund drive whkll resulted ln the plan Uni ot .200 trees In the city. CR&ISTMAS HOME TOtJ• TICKETS are available at all San Juan bank office•. at E!lmcratt of Capistrano (acrou from the ml&slon) and at the Coffee Garden, 31882 Camino Capiatrano. Additional informatibo·ls a vailable by callla4 .Mrs. Froat, 4~3-4981. I The advantage comes in the fonn of money, money the federal government has already put up chiefly to help states faced with new problems because of offshore oil and aaa drillin1. Surlea, 30719 Calle Cbueca. will be decOl"ated for a -:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ children'• Christmas. THE PETROLEUM -CONNECTED problem most often associated with the coast is spillage, a concern still in the public consciousness mo~ than seven years after the bl1 Santa Barbara spW. But coastal oil development has many other im· pllcation.s, too. Like any big industrial project, oil drilling brings new population to areas that often have been rural, in addition to a need for roads, port, storage and t~ansmissjon facilities onshore. The Rios adobe, which dates from 1794 and bas continuously been occupied by the. Rios family, 31781 Los Rios St., will be decorated as It mlibt have been in the early 1800's. n u: HACIENDAS HOME OF MR. and Mni. Fenwick Mccollum, 31702 Via Ana, will be decorat· ed for a traditional Christmas celebration, and bot mulled punch and Christmas cookies wlll be served. Mrs. Frost said proceeds from the .t.our will be used to plant more trees .. in San Juan parks. San Juan Beautiful received a beauWlcation award in Singing in Shower · California's new Coastal Plan does anything but ignore thos_e problems and so it should qualify tbe state for a large chunk of the $1.6 billion the federal government will spend to aid coastal states over the next eight years. A,. wirep11o•• HENDERSON, Nev. CAP>-Police here are in· STATE CONTROL OF SIGNIFICANT amounts Promotion Papers vestigating a strange break·iD by a burflar who ap-. parently was all wet. ofedrthealfederal coalstalf assistance monealy willl reqTuhire Fresno Municipal Court Judge George A. A local resident reported an intruder had er approva o a state's coast p an. at H t . .b-.. en 10• to ...... hom• but anftA ....... i.. •-..... n no•"''ng h 't u be th t t c al opper, re urrung to his chambers one •'-A u..... ... rr-...... ~ ..-... ...u aan come yet. mos y cause e s a e oast but a shower. Plandoes n'tbecomelawuntilJan.l. day, found garlands of toilet tissue and But that should be soon enough. So far, only one greeting cards congratulating him on his Investigators saJd tbey have been unable to find state plan -Washington's -has been approved by elevation to the state's 5th District Court anything missing. The intruder apparently only THANKSGIVING SALE on Fall Merchandise up to 1/2 OFF Dresses. Pants, Skirts, ' Sweaters, and T·Shlrts b9~i- .J.f11111#t/ I' ;;,,;,Ir,/ .UdoVHlege 3411 YI• Oporto (upstal,.) 675-0321 the federal Office of Coastal Zone Management and of Appeal. showered and listened to U>e woman's atereo before liWetrouhleis~ticipdedingMtingapprovalfur ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=m=~~in~g~hl:'s:~'e:t:a:w:Q~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ California's. Monda11 thru ~y 10:00 'tU $:30 Sunday 11 :00 'tU 5:00 Once that approval SOUTHERN comes, the state will be CALlFORNf A eligible for hundred,, of }'OCUS millions of dollars for \. planning, road building, wittnauer Product c;l l 0"J•r>e<rW4tno..e1 Wat~" e:mo.Jn1 navigation aids, additional police and fire protec- tion spurred by offshore development, schools, hospitals and sewage treatment. 1 All these Hems will surely be needed to cope with the huge coastal developments envisioned for l' California. t. UNLESS THE P ROPOSED ALASKAN oil terminal is built in Long Beach or the San Fran- cisco Bay Area. a large new support network will • have to rise. Similarly, if the liquified natural gas ports pro- posed by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and the Southern California Gas Co. rise anywhere but in a heavily-populated area, they will mean heavy costs for the places where they're built. And if the production from the offshore oil tracts already leased off Southern California turns out as large as test wells have indicated it should, that also will mean heavy new onshore develop· men ts. ONCE THE STATE GETS CONTROL or the federal money -and its share is bound to be sub- stantial because of the size or the projects planned and already begun here -the question will be bow much will trickle down to the local governments most affected by new development. There is no solid answer to that question yet, but the decentralized structure of the revarflped • Coastal Commission that starts operations next I year should assure that relatively litUe is spent at the state level. THE DIAMOND BOLERO This new diamond accented bracelet watch offers all the things • The new commission will not have the network o( subordinate agencies that the present set-up features. And its power will be limited to ruling on individual coastal plans designed by local govern- ments and then heanng appeals based on these plans. a good watch should. Up-to-the-minute styling. Exceptional quality. Plus timekeeping dependability. And the price is far below what you would expect. JT WON'T HAVE EITHER mE planning responsibility thal has taken so much of the present commission's lime and money since 1!113 or the power to make 1nilial rulin~ on construction permits. which the present agency has done. This wm severel,y limit its ability to spend large amounts or money, th~ assuring that the federal dollars· wall likely work their way down to the localities that need them mosl. In yellow or white with two d1•monds set on whil& or m1dn1gnr blue dial. .le_,_.'°' 47 ,..,. HARBOR CENT£R 2300 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MES4 545-9485 'i 50%0FF (foFwomen only) Here it is'I The perfect Christ· mas gift for the man in your hfe ... physical f1tnec;s ~nd better health!! Now until Christmas. women (and only women) can buy for their man a membership an the Mayo Body Control Center at a fantastic 50% off the regular price. Give him the gift that says "I love you" over and over again. The MAYO METHOD of physical conditioning for men is the first program of its kind developed ex· elusively for men. It combines the most effective isometric Md aer· oblc non-strertous exercises with nutrltlonal guidance to build mus· de to~ Increase circulation, elim· Jnate unwanted inches. improve posture and control weight. per Wilek at our convenient foca· tlon. There is personal Instruction at each session. And, the number of weeks is detelTT'lined by Individual requirements. The MAYO METI-i· OD has proven effectiveness. It has been medically tested and ap· proved. Full documentation is a· vailable upon request. The MAYO MElHOD guaran· tees results! Goals are established and achieved within the program period • and without disrobing or strenuous excercise. So, because you are looking for that Y'ry special present for that \lle1Y special man, and you want h im to keep his sparkling good health and tip·top physical condi· lion, call the MA YO BODY CON-The MA YO MElliOD of phys· personalized program • .,,. that requirec; only three {. · 20 30 minute sessions ;· ,. TROL CENTER for this speclal off er. And remember, -;h h hi! This is for women only! !cal conditioning for men is a l I~ . ~'1.IQJ~ Mayo &Ody COntrol Center 3961 MacA11hur Blvd,/Sultes 101-103~ Beach. CA 92660/(714) 752-5155 ~!IJrR 100% SOLID-STATE . CHrtOMA.(OlOI( ·THE IDEAL. FAMILY GIFT! Mu 11., •• ur •• •eec• .. ~•• ... ., -.-. ....... ·--___ ._,.,.....,._ ........ ..., ....... PHOMI 968·3329 FOR LOW PRICES!!" HOUIS: ... 1 .. J SAT. 11-5:31 · Thursda . November 25. 1978 Diainond Facing Pot Rap ~ LOS ANGELES CAP> -A judge will decide whether singer Neil Diamond s hould stand trial on a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge after he com· pletes a six-month drug '·i diversion program,. t court records showed. I• TRIAL DECISION DUE Sheriff's deputies said ._, they found one ounce of ~ ~naer Nell Dfamond marijuana at Diamond's ~,---------Bel Air home June 30 i1'0() MUCH a ft e r rece iving a n anonymous lip. ' ~no ,C' " ... , Municipal Court Judge rvn .:ll'IJU Louis Feder ordered Di a mond to return lo court May 20 when a de-WASHINGTON (AP) -"Smoking Sam," a cts1on will be made about dropping the charge. Diamond, who pleaded innocent, was originally scheduled to appear Wednesday but came to court Monday instead. · manikin shown around th is country b y the Seventh-day Adventist Church to demonstrate how tars collect in lhe lungs as a result of a cigarette s m o k ing , caused unforeseen re· suits when placed in the Trains Slated · l obby of a church hospital in India. S AN FRANCISCO (AP) -Shoppers will be able to ride BART to s hop on the five Saturdays before Christmas, the state Public U t ilities Com· mission decided. The Many people bowed before "Sam" as they were accustomed to do· : ing before idols of other ;. "gods" common in fn· ~ dia. Hospital orficials, on •notin g the reaction, ·:promptly got rid of the, PUC app~oved th~ B~y contraption the church's Area Rapid Transit Dis· I . ·headquarl~rs here re· trict:s plant~ provide the , ports. special service. . . . . . ' I I r • l ' '-.... Say Merry Christmas with Food Gift Paks from fH~lk~f1 ffm"M~.z~,o See these and other Food Gift ~ on display. TEXAS SPRE.AD ... 1 lb Btf I : Tll K 5ummN Sctu,,Hl" 1:1 01. M old M11l11<r I 1111qho1n !> 01. !,,m11~v U11r,e 8dr, 7 oz. P .o 11 Gnudil, /' 01 Br•llP flcur. 8 ol. Ed.,rn St• k, n•u\ S1r.1wb•·rrv Bonbon\. 15.98plu· st ·PO"''l cn ... 1r\ LIL' RASCAL .• 8 oz. SAFARI Summer Sausair. 2 oz. Chr.e~e Spread. 5 oz. Smoked Edam, 8 oz. Cheddar Strek. 3 ot. jar of SWf'cl Hot Mu~tard, box of Lil' Oval Wafers, plus Straw berr y Bonbons. 8 .98 plus ihrpping charges Take )OOI' sdection with )00 or we11 mail. 4f icdc~f1 f'Grru OF ON/O• WESTWFF PLAZA 171• & llYIHl•HIWPOIT IUCN""fONI 64~0'7% MOM.-Nt. 'Tl&. f, SAT. "T1L. 6, sUM. 'TJl. 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'•lfk c ... t Hwy. 714-4tJ.Zf27 LAGUNA MIGUB. • JIJUC-Ytltr.....,. 71WJMHI • JUJ ,Kfflc C_. Hwy. • 210 I S. M.i. st. 714-67MOIO 71 .. 545-0405 • 2700 W. CNtl HwJ. u.e.t.tr'I Mt. !..-1 714"+4Z·M'2 SAM CLEMENTE • 1145-"BC•.-..R"' 714-4tl-44l4 TUSnM • 144JW.17tUt. O.tt-rtael 114-547-67" WESTMINSTER • IUlt lf11'rll rlt 11Wlf.t400 "Wt td ........ 71wt4-41M 0ea1.e• Motit tte-m~ .,,.o ,,.., •••4bt« 41 ~.0-0 !.,,.,. o,.,.,~,, L°'°" f or """ 'lC"' .n '°"' ""''""(\()''"'""""' SAM JUAN CA,ISTIANO • UI 61 c ..... Cefll._. 7 I 4-4fl.4414 • I Jll4 ....,.... ll•d.. 71WJMIU PAIC!S MAY VAAVAT INOMOUAl STORES f , - Scouts' . AcadenIY VJSit Set More than 175 Orange County police Explorer scouts from 23 cities and unincorporated areas will attend a law enforce- ment academy at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station ove r the Thanksgiving weekend. The sc;outs, ranging in age from 15 to 20 years or age, will attend classes on s ubject s s uch as Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT ), civilian and military police pro· cedures, drill. tratfic control and t he state penal code. PARTICIPANTS in the academy will live m barracks at the base and eat in the mess halls. A base spokesman said the highlights of the training weekend will be a session inside a tear gas ch amber to ex- perience the effects ol that substance in a con- trolled situation and a Jive demonstration of SWAT tactics in assaull- li.ng a building. TIIE ACADEMY is be- ing hosted by the El Toro provost marshal's oCfice and will be under the dir ectio n and supervision of represen- : latives from the Boy Scouts of America, municipal police depart- ments, military poltce and the county sheriff. The police explorer program is designed to offer vocalion-orJeoled training in law enforce- ment for 1oung men and women interested in pursuing careers in the fteld. t... Michigan Dumping Coors DETROIT . Mich. ·<AP> -Regular 1m· bibers may be crying in their beer. but the Michigan Liquor Com- mission's word 1s Jaw The comm1ss1on has ordered the police de- partment in suburban Grosse Pointe to destroy 400 cases of Coors beer apparenlly smu1egled ln· to the state. lt was seized more than a month aao at a vacant house. A PHONED lip alertec.I police to the cache of beer. The police. prompted by leUera and calls from fans of the lamed Colorado brew, asked the liquor commission to determine whether its 1 rules permitted the sale 1 of the beer in licensed ouUets. I I BUT ROG Ell Rosen- dale of the commission's e11forcement division said that the beer has to go down the drain, because "it 's contraband and that's what the law says." Besides, com mission officials said, the beer ml1ht not be safe to drink UY more. Coors is W.puteuriled and re- cplres n-frigeratlon. Rosendale aafd five of the a cues seized will escape destruction -but. ollly for use aa court evidence if police evet' rand out who smuggled 'the beer into the state. n.lllllJIU ......... RllMilFUB .. ' ... I ' Thur!dey. November 25, 1978 DAILY PILOT , ' • .J. I Family Coat.Sale ,.. I ' r • Everything from ski . jackets to .furs for mom, dad, and 011 the kids. '· . . . ,. These are just a few of the super savings: •' .. ,, .. ~,. a. COATS FOR DAD High-fashion raincoats at an old fashion"price. Trenches, belteds, zips and more. Sizes 36-46. men's clothin& 21 3 9. 99 comp. val. $55-580 • Every leather Jacket and every leather-look • polyurethane coat we have in stock at big savin meds outerwear 116 25%off b. COATS fOR MOM Plush wool coals and pantcoats lavishly trimme with natural French rabbit. Many styles. 8-18. coats 27 79.99 reg. $105-$120 Fox jackets, Pea coats, reversible ponchos all of soft and silky na tural fox sections. $2 4 9 reg. $299-$329 fur salon 47 -fur products labeled to show country of origin of imported furs, may co does not carry furs 119-- 0 f endangered species c. ·COATS FOR BIG SIS Junior ski jackets in nylon with warm acrylic lining and trim, many colors, sizes S-M-l. junior coat 24 28. 99 reg. $40 Junior wrap pantcoa ts in beautiful plaids and classic camel color wool and nylon, siz;es 5·13. junior coats 24 44. 99 were S58 d. COATS 'FOR BROTHE Every boys coat and jacket in stock at savings. Nylons, windbreakers, dress coats, more. 8-20. boys clothing.14 25%off Every little boys coat and jacket in stock now at savings. Play coats and'dress-up, sizes 4-7. liftle boys 52 20%off e. COATS FOR LITTLE SI Every c~t and jacket in stock at big savings. Dozens qf styles and colo'ts, 7· 14, 4-6X. airls "·little alrls 5" . 20%-30%off 12.99-36.99 were $17·$46 , MAY.CO Closed Thursday, Nov. 2 Saturday, 10:00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. Friday, 10:00 A.M. -9:30 P.M. Sunday, 11 :00 A.M. -6:00 P.M. Monday through Friday-Week of 11/29-12/3, 10:00 A.M. -9:30 P.M. 4 • I• . , '• • • II ..._------~------JI------~~~~~-------------------------------·---------------------~--~--------._ ....................... __ ...... ·.'-=-.----..... ~. . South Coast Plaza-costa Mesa, 3~ Bristol St.. 546-9321 Westminster Mall-Goldenwest at San Diego Fwy., 8~~2521 .. ~ -· -____ .,..llR' ' , .. • , ... •• DAIL V PILOT ·-~-= 'Eager Rider' Loses SUit l;AN DIEGO (AP) -A 27-year-old 'IUEY SAI D SHE agreed "eagerly" lo later for more Pbotocrapha, but Mrs. a.Eretary at the Sea World marine park ride the whale for publicity pictures. Godsey sued for $2 m.Ulioo. w was bitten by the killer whale lo what Sea World caJled a new The whale ride wasn't related to her amu in 1971 sued and won $75,000 but behavioral tra1ni.ng, Shamu tossed ofr ·at d · sh ended bu th woo 't eet it after all. Mrs. Godsey on Aprll 19, 1971, and bit her secretari uties, e coot • t e e three judges of the 4th District on the legs and hlpa. Her salary and appellate ruling by Judges Richard Ault, or Appeal have unanimously re-medical bills for 1,000 stitches were pald Gordon CC>logne and Gerald Bro-,m in re- v • sed the 1974 award made by a by the marine park. ven.in& the $75,000 verdict said that S $)erior Court jury in Anne Eckis neither was sbe required to make the ey's favor. SRAMU AND THE secretary posed ride. LUGGAGE TAGS Financial, Aid Forms Available Punch from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1.60 ea. 6/9 tags $1.50 ea. lO or more $1.40 ea. S~les Tax included No Card? Draw your own or • .,.,.,d your nitrnr. JddrP"lo\ dOd pho'le number. We U m,1kro one 1..ird per tug ADO: 25 l'OCll. Dana Hills High School seniors who wfll need financial assistance fOI" college can gt!l applica- tions for a state scholarship or college opportunity grant from counselor Mary Anne Everett. Miss Everett said the postmark deadline for mailing applications for these programs is Satur- day, Dec. 4. Additional information is available by calling her at Dana Hills, 496-6666. L..:..:.::.:~~___:::::::!:~========~~_J Freeway Oked "It is 1, Franklin, the father figure, bome to the faml17 untt and reedy for interaction.'' • SACRAMENTO (AP)~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ENDCHECKOR MONEYORDERTO : -A SlX·Gllle, $15-millioo M ant e.c a B y pass freeway linking In· terstate S and State Highway 99 will be built northeast of Tracy, the SACC Ponders Seniors' ClaSs PILOT PRINTING ,0 . Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 state says. indJ'or~ Windsor:t. Windsor~ Windsor "' a -u = ·-a Windsor Pr~sents \ j, . ) I I ' -· l'ClffiPU5 .Jc ~.~a5UClL5= I OF CALIFORNIA ~ ~& ...... C~/C~ Sha 6 to16 AllO A•.-...W. Slilrt, lip '""'· IQdi ,,...., '""' ...... s: ·-a -1< ~•nd~or m- l.AGUNA HIW MAU. Laguna Hils Ph. 581-4>3 HARBOR<BmR 2300 Harbor at Wilson Co1to MtlO • 546-2622 The Saddleback Area Coordinating Council (SACC) is studying t4e possibility of sponsoring a consumer education program for senior citizens. The proeram, which would involve seniors helping seniors with their consumer and financial problems, bas been proposed by Art Kraus, a resi- dent of Leisure World. He said a federal grant may be obtained to fund the program. However, SACC directors questioned whether they could receive federal money under their cur- rent tax status. They agreed t.o form a committee to study this, determine the need for the program and coordinate it with other programs which already operate for senior citizens fn the county. Fall Nets. $408,000 NEW YORK (AP) -A 29-year-old housewife has been awarded $408,000 for llijuries she s uffered when she f ell in a pothole in 1969. Ju<ty ~on Sern's lawyer said the Hrooldyn woman fell lJl the hole in front of a building then un- der construction in Manhattan and as a result bad to have a fusion of her right knee joint that left her with a permanently stiff leg. The settl~ent was approved by state Supreme Court Justice Arnold G. Fraiman. It will be paid by the Lefrak Real Estate Co., which owned the build· ing involved; lhe city; the Consolidated Edison electrical utility, and several construction com-panies. Swine Flu Clinic Set ForDec.4 Mission Com munity Hospital in Mission Viejo bu a.ndounced a public swine nu inocul ation clinic Saturday, Dec. .f, from 8 a .m . to 4 p.m. Shots will be available in the conlereoce room of the hospital, loeated at 27802 Puerta Real Highway. Anyone under 18 must have a doctor's prescripUon to receive the vaccine, said a hoepital spokesman. Additional infor mation on the nu shots is availa· . ble by ca l ling the hospital . '95·4400 or 831-2300. ...... leccwe of the lr•••da• response .to ow ,,_ Trad1r1 ltcmt _, ... to ..... tllelr fab•lo•s collectlo• of .. •alM .ct shw wllll • _.. Cllrt1tw. % OFF oaMOU TUl9UOISE • MOTHB OF PIAIL -COi.AL ..... •• Ultllfl•W ...... . c ............ ,. ltl ........ ,. ... .. 1ac11..-............... . ..... ~-. THIS WEEK ONLY 213 OFF ALL llACILl'l'S a.,. U M.00 .SAU $12.M -.. 11._M ·SAU $40.00 r----------C111111• ----------, HOUDA Y SPECIAL! J 99.9°/o PURE SILVER I 14ort61111CtaCHOIB .. I s100 1 wl9' I -...Sa.h' r· -----------·Geed ..... Z6-D9c. z .-~-~.-J """''" LIDO VILLAGE 3424 Via Udo• Newport Beach ,._ ---~ V alclaled me P#ldltg •• 0,. 0.-, ".J"JO s.., I t:OM:OO • ~~. <ID]p.)@llll CG&~Ilooo ~~~&\~& ~(Q)~~2 CushioA "°"' ocli¥e liln!Yf• .. ;tt. this low.t.eelod to<>dol! "" >0 >Oft and flftible, &1.,,png into foll ... ;111 comla<t thaf't righf °" ta1~1 for o 19lo<1"1J doyt For Classified Ad ACTION Calla 'Daily Pilot AD· VISOR 642-5678 mtA tAllCl sun. DTllA w1oe W!Onft' 5 I "' J "' j w J ww ~1 Ml ~I ~~ )~ Cameo Shoes .. . , eotJYM COAST Pl.AZA •COSTA Mt!s.\ (l-L....i ,..._May Co I 546-6210 .... FROM Fash ion Isla nd Newport B each STEREO SOUNDS. OF THE H'AR'BOR - . ·~ QUEENIE By Phil fntulandi OAILYPILOT llJ Merit of 'Merit' Hit ' Attorney: Legal, Fees Could Help StudenlJI -- By ANNE COOPER Of la. D•llr ,., ... ~ San Clemente attorney Ronald Steelman, president o( the • Scholarship Fund Association serving the Capistrano Unified School District, has fJW'lg down the gauntlet ln front of a much larger scholarship organization. Steelmah received a letter re- cently ffom J .. WUUam Hayton, couael tor the National Merit Scholarship Corp., demanding that the local scholarship group cede usin1 the words "merit scholarship" or any similar words to describe awards given to Capistrano Unified students. RA YTON WROTE THAT the National Merit people have ex- "You still wonder why women don't take you elusive right to the words, re- .aeriously?" gistered by the U.S. Patent Of- --------------------fice. . He also asked that th e Capistrano area organiialion discontinue us ing anything similar to the words "merit scholarship," that the local eroup notify him that it has stopped using the words and that the Scholarshil> Fund AsaocJa- tion agree not fo use these terms or similar term' in the lutun. Jn his response, Steelman uid the Scholarship Fund Associa- tion is a non-profit, volunteer or· ganization. The officers are local civ1c and business leaders, who raise Cuncb to a.sure that deserv- ing students can continue tbelr education. LAST YEAa, THE group raised more than $S,OOO, which was awarded principally in $2SO increments to students in finan- cial need and in $25 sums to stu- dents who showed merit, but were not financially in need of as- sistance. Steelman said be thinks the Natiomal Merit Scholarship luod is wasting money by hiring a lawyer to track down who is us- ing "merit scholarship" or "merit award," terms in com· monusage. He said the money used to PU the attorney should ao to detier'V· iog students instead. ••1 AM APPAILED 'ro eoo- slder bow you must have . cUs· covered our use of the term ·merit scholarship awards,"' be wrote, "and can only assume you must spend much time and money going over commonl~a· tlons from orcanizations ... and otherwise w asUng everyone's time and money.•' . Steelman asked for proof that the nallonal association used the term "merit scholarship" in lbe local area before the Capistrano organization did. lie said be would ~mmend the local Scholarship Fund Ar.· soclaUon Ignore Hayton's lettu, which shows, Steelman said, "by way of exame>le, how asinine some scholarship associations can become. "If you wish to sue us,'' Steelman wrote Hayton, "that or course is your privilege." Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat wiil cut red tape, getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities in government and busi- ness. Mail your questwns to Pat Dunn At Your Service, Orange Coo.st Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Include your telephone number. The column appears daily except Saturdays. s,_...._ President Ford's son Jack , will r epresent him at the in- auguration of Mexican Pres ident-elect Jose Lopez Portillo. "'°"' l i-i.qtanc ~ h4nJ~~ff g_ifo' • w.W#.g se~# -g{as6Wart1--:;~ ~tt:s ,,. ca.rsJi~6 110 Mdaddla PIK• IL.ec~ • ....,.....,, NHf' ...... IHltlil 'f ... I., ..-. .. Daire StHI f11dceriag manufacturing defeds will be discovered and cov· ered by warranty prot«Uon. Mtwpwt hech. CtM. .... '75-lOIO i·~~~~--.......,~~M~T-'13~ .ca thy J~gCA) 11 15 fashion island newport beach ca 92660 ' ._ ______________________________ ... DEAR PAT: This is such a little thing, but since the holidays are almost here, I need some help find· ing wicks for chafing dishes I have tried depart· ment, hardware and hobby stores without success. I'd also like to know what a person can do when he travels to a store to purchase advertised mercban· dise only to be told that it either is sold out or bas never arrived. This is getting to be more or a pro- blem. J.S., Newport Beach A YS bad no more luck th1n you In loeatl.D& cbaJ· In& dlsb wicks. If any of our readers know where they can be purchased, you'll be contacted. Your problem about advertl.sed merchandise not being available does have a solution, however. Inform the retailer that California law <Civil Code, Section 1770, et seq.) requlres any individual or business firm to advertise goods or services with intent to supply reasonable expectable demand, un· less the advertisement discloses a limitation or quantity. Most businesses, Including discount s&ores, will issue a "rain chec:k" for sold·out or un· available advertised merchaad14e. ' A collection of oc.ber consumer purchase aad use suggestions are contained In MACAP's "Handbook for the Informed Consumer." The handbook Is available for SO cents from Major Ap· pUaoce C6nsumer Action Panel, Z8 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60M6. DEAR PAT: Would you let me know the cur- rent maximum interest rates for various types o( savings accounts at savings and loan companies and banks? A comparative rundown would be most helpful to me because I recently inherited some money which I would Ukc to Invest at the best in· 'terest rate. I'd make all the necessary calls myselJ', 1but I have a hearing'problem and I don't want to take the chance of mlsunderstandina the interest rates quoted lo me. A.J .. Costa Mesa Tbe rain check Is an order form, and both yon a.ad the business have a copy. Wben the Hem ls ob· tatoed, tbe store con~acts yoa and the mercbancliBe then Is aold to you at the or1paa1Jy advenlsed price. -----~--------------U Is helpful to save a copy ol the ad and be able to . Interest rates are cootrolled by tbe federal gov· ernmeat, wblcb sets maxlmam rates nnanclal In· sUtutlona t;an pay oe savin15 accounts. Tbe follow. inl pe.rceata1e rates are the maximum for savincs and loan companies: regular savings, 5.25; M day, 5.75; I to z"' years. 6.50; Z'iii to' ye..-s, •.1s; 'to 6 years (minim nm Sl,MO), 7.50; and 6 years or more (m.lnJmum Sl,oot), 7.75. Banks are allowed to pay these maximum peneataae rates: replar aavlncs, 5.11; It day, 5.50; l to z~ years, I.II; Z'iii to' years, 6.514 to 6 years (minimum SI .... ), 7 .ZS; Hd 6 years or more (minimum Sl,OOCI). 7.st. These fipre1 were obtained rrom: "Hetp: The Useful Almanac," pabUsbed by Consumer News Inc .. Washbagton,DC 1.IOMS. 1976 Holly B•ll~ Thi> 11••! in an annual ..,erf<'• c I Holly 8Jlls 1n heavy Reed & 8.irton ~1lverplatc Ensr~\(.'d "1101/v C!Jll" M one \fd(.l. "1'17(1 • Cln the olhl'r. C..ilt boxtdi ~IJ.95. ~ ~''.'' d"mclcr ti ; South Coul Plaza Brt5IOI II Sen Diego Fwy., eo.11 MtM present ll to the retaller to prove that an unavaUa- bfe Item was advertJsed at a certain price. llttelpt•, B alldhelc Belpfttl DEAR READERS: The Major Appllp,11ce Consumer Action Panel bas contacted AYS With tips tO help readers handle their own applian«: complaints In the most effective manner. MACAP advises consumers to request and save purchase and service rttefptl. Tbey are the most effective documentation of an appliance's bjslory, and can often mean the dilrerence behveen a con- cession and a rejection when a complaint Is sub· milted. Report all facts when making a complaint. Vse receipts collected, list aJI pertinent details about • characteristics of the appliance and present your position clearly, brteny and unemotionally. Use all features of an appUance prior to expira· tion of the warraDty. By wing the self·clealliag feature of an oven, the automatic times on a ranie, the various cycles of a washer, elc., within the war· ranty period. tbe purchaser can be assured that any for Christmas ... Westclff Plaa 54..Mltl sportswear ..... .... 675-1904 M-.-.w.-. M., u. lt4; ""'"'' ... Irish hand-knitted sweaters pullovers and c.ardi~ns available 1n both mens and womens sizes. ......,_ .... , ... ..... IM In my own home in Ireland I · hend-1tn1tled these ~ents.1 hope that their weari~ will give ~u the .Eleasure their kn{tti~ ~ve me,forwe are very proud.of our handcraft knitt.1ng. · dt~'~ 844·5070 ' J I • . -_ ...... .JI DAIL V PILOT " ........ TAXIDOMIST 'you ~111'11 IT" wt'U $TU,, tr' Become Part of A. Book By DR. STEINCROllN How would you like to ClOllaborate? I am col· lecting material for a book with the tentative title , "Away With Birthdays!" , Theme: How age. consciousness often in- terferes with our way of life. It is often the villain in human relations . Please send m e your thoughts. WHY CELEBRATE? Each succeeding birth- day is a )lliJestone on the read to the place called Oblivion. Why keep re- mjJlding yours elf that Ya,&r life. is more and •re circumscribed by thtjCalendar? · r want to do away with all that. The first step is to abolish birthday celebrations. No birth- DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE \. day cakes. No blowing ·out the candles while the other happy participants ·chant "Happy birth· -day." ; .. jEXCEPTION: Birth- .. ~ celebrations allowa- ble up to the age of 7. Thereafter. no candles to ·illuminate the dark- ness.) I'll appreciate answers to some or all of the following questions. (Any replies used in the book will be kept in 1,.'0m· plete confidence.) I. DO YOU believe that Americans are too age- conscious? 2. Are you upset by the • .e(frontery of anyone who as ks, "How o ld are you?" . 3. Do you tell your right age? 4. Has your age in· terfered with your get· ting a job? or holding it? 5. DO YOU use hair eolorin1 to dis1uise the gray? 6. Do you belie ve in plastic surgery? Have you had it? Considering it? 7. Would others know- ing your real age have any effect on your social life? 8. Do you endanger your health by indulging in youthful exertions to dem o n s trate y our youthfulness? 9 . DOES YOUR husband kn<'w your true age? Your wife? 10. As a woman do you feel depressed in your late 30s? 11. As a man. how do you feel cele)>rating your 40th birthday? 12. What effect does age consciousness have on your clothes selec- tion? 13. ON YOtJR behavior at parties? 14. ·on your self. confidence? 15. On making new fdends? 16. On your retirement plans? 17. Can you think of may other ways in which aae awareness affects your life or that of your family or friends? <STOP TO THINK elM>ut It. We Americans a•e m ore age-awar e taan at any time pre- viously. It has become almost an obsession to .stay younger, or appear to be more youthful than we act.ually are. ' Why? Because we don't want tb surrender to age, Because we re- alize that ou.r population ii more youth-oriented tMn ever. Admit you are .. and you take a back ,,.t. . ,. .OLD AGE ls a disease. AD incurable ailment. But it ts not a. sbamef ul illfectioa.. ThtJrSday, November 25, 1976 17 cu. ft. frost-free meat tender. removealbe egg trays, rolls out on wheels. FRIGIDAIRE WASHER y ..... -~ Heavy duty family -si ze washer. 2 speeds-normal & gentle cycles. 4 wash & rinse temps. 20.6 cu. ft. frost-free meat tender. twin hydrators, rolls out on wheels. FRIGIDAIRE DRYER NOW ONLY NOW Otl. Y _28995-1M95 a 'S RCA 19"(~ 1oo"'c~iOR~rrwc ~ t':'ning, auto sta.te, auto fine Picture controrat1c room light 44995 25" (di CONs~Ggonot) COLOR 25" . ~~::I'd stare. ~ ~MOTE r. ( d1agonc11 cilariside r~m~~lor mon1t~.tn:1 Picture tube. \,,{)(OR-'l"D A II I WH e controi. gnat sensor • CONSCJlE I ~ . __ 6•lf ,,SUPPL r9LAsrs11 ~~d:9~~ cor!J.!!! ~~~OTE S room light mote contro1 unc1ton Channel on .,!ensor d/Sp/;._!ut,~matic -reen. -,~ •me & •••~s 329 ~~28995 STEREO • TELEVISION • APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE ~ .. ·c(' 1V.t7 I ' ·--,-,,__,,,...--.. .. History says the Indians at the first Thanksgiving came in peace. Despite their ferocious looks, Indians David Wetzel, Bill Acker and John Graham attended 'the Wilson . feast peaceably. ' I . . BEA ANDERSON, Editor Thursday, November 25, 1976 C1 . .,'.) "iJC . f' ' • •:f, o() I '1'3 ... 4 1}1 Tl-ad it ion:_ New Mean ~ri :Q Serving a feast fit for . fifth graders reliving a significant moment in history are their mothers who also prepared the food. Daily Pilot Photos By Patrick O'Donnell I Dr. Norman Loats, deputy superintend'!p t of Newport- Mesa School Distric t., joins students for a traditional feast at ~ Wilson School. . r J By DENNIS McLELIAN OI tM D•ily Pllel Si.ff By mid-morning the Wilson Elementary School office was stuffed with pans of cornbread, tins of pumpkin pie and ·COn· tainers filled with com, string beans, sweet potatoes and crim- berries. There also was venison. And, of course, two tom turkeys- more than enough to feed 55 hun- gry fifth graders. · . The feast is all part of the Costa1 Mesa school 's 16-year·old Thanksgiving tradition. It begins in the multi-purpose room at 11 as the students- decked out in their finest Pilgrim and IJidia'd attlre-attend· a Thanksgiving service. There's a brief address b'.v "Wllliam Bradford" (Ye gov- ernor-of ye t~ny), followed by "Elder Brewster's" invocation and harv~t hymns. It ends,' as it did in 1623, outside at long banquet f.iabl'8 where the costumed students partake Of the bounty their parents prepared and delivered to the office earlier. IDSTORY UVES The event is a way o( making history come alive, according to fifth grade teacher Jane Wyman, who has been carrying on the tradition for 15 years. Mrs . Wyman last year re- ceived the Valley F or ge Teachers Medal for the annual social studies project. She has spent long hours re- searching the ·Colonial harvest celebration in order to make it as authentic as possible. "Ev~ry library around here knows me," she said. She even visited Plymouth. The children (or relatives) make their costumes, which in- clude broad white collars, black hats and bonnets and broomstick rifles. Be<:ause the occasion has been going on for so many years, Mrs. Wyman said many of the cos- tumes are hand-me·downs from older brothers and sisters and neighbors. It is something the younger children look forward to and tP· parenUy is something they don't soon forget. TRADITION "I've had the older ones in junior hlgh and high school come back before Thanksgiving and ----. --.. .....,.. "·~~ ·~ ~~ @ 'iJi 1"4 l~i r{ti Sean Morrissey as Plymouth Gov. Bradford:111 says g;ace before the Thanksgiving "" n• feast begins. Long awaited rains that ib saved crops prompted the original. :=:~:' ask if I'm still going to have the • Pilgrim's service," said Mrs. Wyman. "I really didn't know it had that much impact on them." Parents prepared all the food and donated toward pure.base of the turkeys, paper plates· and napkins. )lothers also did the sel'Ving bOnors as their children lined upforthe-feaat. ~d the food quickly ·dlsap- .. ...... .-. peared off the plates. Eveit .. venison, a rare treat on ·~· tables in the '70s, was populat-L at least with many ol the stu-'l dents. . · 1 ~r "I don't like eatlnJ[ venisc>n,., said one girl adamantr,-1 between bites ot turkey, adc11ngrt "you don't like eatln' Bambi.•• • How about the turkey? "c "Superb, •l she said, smackJnf.O her lips. .,1.1 . ~ .. .. rt::::'lPhotography Studio ~ portra1ts/pa!>sports/copics f enny-a-pound ~portrait off er* ~ ' • .. .. ::: . , .I ... ~ .. ~ .• . :· -~ Only 1¢ per pound of your child 's weight for !>x7 n.1tural color photograph ( 15 pound child , only 1 St ) ~1.iximum charge $1.00 ~o appointment needed. One offer per person-two per fa mily. Sl.00 charge for each additional person in ~roups. This off er may not - he combined with any other ad,·ertiscd photograph offer. ~rtraits taken now will be j delivered in time for -: Christmas gift-giving! -' M .. .. OF FER ENDS SAT., NOV. 27 P~er'sHoon Dally 10.I; Sat. 1:30-6; Su. 12·5 ALHAMBR~BUENAPARK ORANGE-INGLEWOOD-NORTHRIOGE SOUTH COAST PLAZA-TORRANCE PASADENA .~he perfect dress for :~hr1slmas parti es 1n • 41t)ampagne chiffon . '6800 ' I .. " . I I • t Community Open House · Fund -ra·i ser Gala A three-day open bouae in celebraUon of the holiday aeaaon ls the spectacular fund·raiser planned .aa a beuflt· or the Newport Harbor Alt MUauem. Sponsored by the Museum CouncU,.tbe 1'ala wW be staled in tbefacWty. The celebration wUl begin with an invitational preview an Fri· day evenin1, and wW be open to the community Saturday and Sunday, Dec. ' and 5, from 11 a.m.to5p.m. Hiahllthtin« U,e event is a db· play of 22 ori1in'1 ornamented Christmaa trees which have been contracted for by private famllies and business establish· menta lo Oran1e County. donated by Bria. Gen. and Mn. Wllllam Lyon. Also on display is a three story contemporary doll house, de· signed, built and decorated by Mrs. Winslow Lincoln Jr. It is furnished in a combination of contemporary and traditional furniture, and rugs have been handmade by other council members. Thia dream-come-true for any child will go to a lucky ticket bolder. Santa aniv• Santa W.W. tomorrow at t2:30om on hi•.,. red flte engine at HunttnQton Center, 8MOh 8l't'd &EcS~.lttt. Ian Dteoo Fwf. Mrs. Winslow Lincoln Jr. built and decorated this three story doll house, prize for Newport Harbor Art Museum three-day fun d-raiser. Of special interest is a 10-foot tree, decorated around a little red schoolhouse theme. It is for the Albert Sitton Home and -,vas Also on the agenda will be a marionette show Saturday after- noon, a chance to chat and have a picture taken ,.vitb Santa and his elves, Christmas muaic by local choral groups and a tempting boutique for early holiday shop- pens. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents. children. Score: 40-Love By ERMA BOMBECK A survey bas jwst re- vealed that men in their 40s are found by young women to be the "most attractive of a ny age group." "U I bad known you were going to be 'in' this year," I told my husband , "I'd h ave cleaned you up and put you on the mantle.·: "Don't be testy/' be said. "It's a fact or life. The mature man bas always been unmerciful· ly attractive." by, it's called impa· tience. When a woman gets crabby, it's called ir· regularities. A man asks you to re- peat something because he can't believe he heard it the first time. A woman as~s you to repeat something because abe's hard of hearing. "Those are aexilt re- marks," said my huaband. "But I forgive you for them. After all, how many people have a real sex object taking out the garbace every night?" •'Or vice vere•.'' I said. "My dear," be con· tinued, "just rem~mber that beauty· la only skin deep." J hate that remark. I mean, how Car down does it have to go? Yau can tao! -------Call: 714·834·88&& What you hear may change your life! "There are just a few things I would like ex- p~ a i n e d a b o u t t h e 'mature man,'" J said, ------------------.1.--------------------------- wbipping out a Jist .'··"lt has to do with seman· tics." A man's grey hair is "distinguished." A woman's hair that comes out of the same bottle is •'washed out.•' Gl•asea on a man make bJm intelligent. Glaues on a woman make her bllnd. When a man i s muscular he is strong. When a woman is muacular, she's gone to pol. U a man doesn't talk, he's thinking. If a woman doesn't talk, she's dumb. When a man limps, it's an old war wound. When a woman limps, she's getting old. A man cets wrinkles beeauae be earned them. A woman ge t s wrinkles because s he asked for them. When a man forgets something he's prcoc· cupied. When a woman forgets somethln1. she's flaky. When a man gets crab- c.me rilcle "•lie 1•na1e Bus" wHh Sama ad Fashjon Island Joln Santa and Mrs. Claus for a ride on the ga ily dtcorated Jingle Bus to Santa's new Snow Vitlagl' on the mall. Meet them promptly at I:! noon at the OCTD bus stop east of Penney 's. M llnoon. Brina the family. Pree favors and candy canes ..,_,__ h the for all the kiddies. Photos with Santa if you wish . W9'# ~ 8'8 10 gel you re. ALL 60 FINB STORES OP EN EVENlNGS AND SUNDAYS TILL CHRISTMAS FtSHION J ISLAND NCWPOftT ~) CCNTCft p ific Coast Hi~way ·Between JambOfec And MacArthur . .. -' ' I ' I ' .. ·····~······ Thuftld!Y. ~bet 25. 1178 DAILY P1LOT Testimonial Din·ner H0nors Vo,iUnteer ISllAEL BOND CAMPAIGN: ALPHA XI DELTA: The alum• .ni. &rJ> UJ> Is 11 h il lJillu"OJ>l' ihJJ season Is to support Operation Santa Claus by collecdn1 and S eicllbell luncheon to r_-lse f\,tnda for Cblldren'a H03j>Jlal liematolOfy research. Commumty Room, Hun Beaeb. IOUTB. COAST JtJNIO Olristmu meetin1 is piano Md Jafftt ltas~ for outstanding flervice and dedica· tion to receive the David Ben Gurioo Award at a testimonial dinner . Sponsored by the Orange Coun· ty Committee, the event will take place at 6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, ln the Sheraton Newport. .. buY1nl new toys. Operation Santa Claus, sponsored by the Oranae County Department of Social Services, will set up a store in the Com· 'munity Hall lo '!'be City shopping center, Orar,ge from Monday, Dec. 13, to Tuesday, Dec. 21. Presented by the WoQten '1 Center .. ~ H•}ions are ieared for women who live alone or who feel alone because of com- munication barriers. The PfOC'l'•ms are open and free of. charge to women in the commwilty. More than 1,00C> Tri Delt*s are expected at the 1ata, sclleduled for Tuesday, Dec. 7, ln the Cen- tury Plua HoteJ. '1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. T, 111 Focantalo Valley home of <:liit.di Mel Jaffee to receive David Ben Gurlon Award Ha Besides serving in various of. ficlal capacities for the Jewish Federation Council and the Unit· ed Jewish Welfare F\tnd, .Jfilfee helped develop the Orange Coun· ty Mis sions program a nd participated in and led more than 10 missions to Israel. Keynoter will be Zvi Brosh, Israel's new consul general to the Southwest United States. The unused toys are then liven only to foster parents who have a foster child living with them. Project chairman for Alpha Xi Delta is Sharon Ailslieier. WOMEN ALONE WEEK: A series of five noon programs is planned for the week of Dec. 6-10 at Golden West College. DA&: Patie~ce Wright Chapter will mffl for a noon luncheon Tuesday, Dec". 7, In Hotel Laguna Speaker wUl be Mn. Harry Caldwell, state librarian. A licensed aenealogist and a past DAR .i:eaent, she will discuss Preserving Ancient Landmarks. DEL~A DELTA DELTA : Southern Callfo111la alumnae will present theif 30\b annual P&Jhlons wtll be by Saks Flfth Aveque and holiday carols will be sung by the CilfUS College Sincers. DA&: The 13 Original Colonies and Pageant of tile St.ates will be the ~oplc of ~s. John Hum-phreys, wh9 has collected numttl{Ol,lS littJ -~nown historical fac(s\ I SM WUl the speaker at the DIUt a:teetJn ol the Clara Barton Cb.apter at 7:U p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 1. in e Mercury Savilw ' / , yThanks 1v1n Sea<Juist. sale S69.97t Special $3897! FRENCH BABBIT COAT. 3-PC. PANTSUIT. Sqve 30%! OUR BEAUTIFUL KNIT DB ESS. 2-pc. with self belt, square ne<:k and long sleeves. Polyester/wool knit. In assorted colors. 6-16. Orig. $70, now $45.97. sale $8971 FLANNEL GOWNS, Save 30%! QUILTED WRAP BQBE. Orig. $90. Short rabbit coats with collars, in combinations of whites, browns, and blacks. S-m-1. Young Calitomlan Coats and1Suits, 37. Special S8.97! Y·NECK swEATEB. His favorite sw .. ter look! Cable front. Machine wash and dry. In assorted oolots. S.m-1-xl. Men's Sportswear, 21 .. Versatile, easy-care ves~ pant· suit in black or white. Polyester/ gabardine. 6-14. Hi-Shop, 52. Sale S4.97t EA~US MAKER JEWE 0 LBY. ""' 7.50.$12.50. Choice of pendant ch8'ns, lariats, matinee chains, clip or pierc~ earrings. Fashion Jewelry; ,8, • Better Casual Dresses, 51. Cozy cotton ftannel gown in blue print on .whim with eyelet trim. S-m-1. 0tf1J. $1~L~ $8.97. . B"nny11Nc>er .,,~ $18, now S11.97. Pajama.~~. ~t&. •. now $9.97. Lill9'~Slf8f)~ar,'1*1\ t O\JANT1TltS A"K LIMITED. ALL ITEMS IU9JECT TO 'AIOA IAlE. Newport fllhlon Island, 644-2800, Westminster Mall, 898-4331 Closed Thanksg!"lng o..,. Shop Friday 1~9:30, Saturchry 10.6andSundll'f11·6. I Tiny floral print on solid back· ground. Shawl collar trimmed with lace. Self sash. Zin m pockets. S.m-1. Red, brown, navy. Orig. $38, now $25.97. Robes/Loungeweat, 40. . .. . , •' I I .. ' ...... I • OAJLY PILOT Thu11day. Novem~ 25. t976 Thanks· Given for Help (Ann tanders UPHOLSTIRY _., .. YI_, ...... ltUH-'-lh~ C-.W.-MI .. t ' D~AR ANN LANDERS: Alt.hqugb I ha ve plenty or pro- blelllJ I could write about I ._ . dded I 'd rather write a letter of thanb and u k you to pl'iDt it on Thanb1ivi.n1. I bope you will boDQr my request. I'd like to thank you, Ann Lan· den. for turnina out seven col· WDJll a week, ~2 weeb a year - and'never missing a day since ta55. That rnust be aome kind of a ~~ I know you must take time oU IOI' a vacaUon now and ~ or you'd c o bonkers. This you must write your col· u in advance. I'm sure of one t DI, Ann -nobody could ibJy cbost for you. Your style · table. want to thank you for openly ussing ALL human problems omosexuality, maJtturbation, allition, infidelity, kinky sex, slilism, shoplifting, teenage p,re- !ncies, vener eal disease, bolism, drug addiction, wife· ppinc. child abuse, "Funny U~les" -every conceivabl«i alict of life. Please don't ever I sight of the fact that you are th principa l source of informa-ticil for millions of people who art loo timid, too unimaginative, orcftoo unmotivated to seek help e1rwher e. whole generation of young ple has grown up learnin& m t of what it knows about e" from reading your col· u . It would be impossible to c »late the impact you have had on millions of people -not onlf teen·agers but individuals in eviry age group. 1'lank you, Ann Landers, for yolJ' delicious sense of burnor. Thpe have been d ays when your col'l~n was my best laugh of the dat r;: and some days it was my O~I laugh. You have a way of be•'' funny without being flip, ins1lJUng or hurtful. I bave split m~ ~des at some of the things yo,~fe written and I'm sure ot~s have, too. :; Taurus ~repare ' To Build : ... ' FRIDAY ~ NOVEMBER 26 BJC SYDNEY OMA.RR .. ( GIES (March 21- Aptll 19): Words of p~e are fine, but be s to back them up - fri ds could be finan. ci ,embarrassed. tJllUS (April ZO· Mar .20 >: Build , or · gatlt ze. acce p t rest?C>nsibility, be ceady for .relationship to in· terullfy. Nothing will be tepi.D. I want to thank you tor the en· couragement and guidance you have given the meotally W, the alcoholic, the depressed, the lonely and the physically ban· dicapped. You've let them know they aren't alone. Your column bas been t rem endously sup· portive to heaven knows how many confused a nd troubled speakers -people who secretly worried about the state of their menta l health because they believed they were the only ones in the world with such "crazy" problems. Thank you for being big enough to admit it when you are wrong. This is the m ade or a secure person -~d an h<>nesl one. Have a happy !Ibanksef ving,- Ano. U any one de$erves it, you do. -ONE WHO LOVES YOU DEAS FltlEND: A Cood frteDd or mine once told me that prahle, like perfume, s bould be lnllaled and not swallowed. So -I'm la· ltallag your extremely Cena'OQs letier and I do thank yoa lor wtU· lq It. DEAR ANN: I'm a 23-year-old liberated woman wbo is d•tinc four men. All afe in~ested and look like winners. Last ye¥' I beca me involved with three losers and didn't kno" it lfhtll it was too late. How ca.ii I teU!'- TOOLATESMART ' DEAR T.L.S.: Have you got $1.95? Get Sydney Harris ' paperback, "Winnen & Losers." pubUsbed by Argus Comrnunica· tloos, NUest Ill. It's a bo9ey. Discover how to be dat.e bait without falling hook, ijne and sinker. Ann Landers 's 'booklet, "Dating Do's and Dont's," will help you be more poised and sure of yourself on dates. Send~ cents in coin along with a long, stamped, self-addressed en- velope with your request to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 1400, Elgin, UL 60120. GEMINI <May 2l·June 20): You complete cir· cle, po pularity in · creyes, a relationship is tes~d. - qlNCEll (June 21· Julf ): Take lead, be 111d ndent , be orieinal. all creali ve juices to fio\C. ~o <July 23-Aug. 22): Tinfe Js on your side. Met os r efuse to be ruiqied . pus h ed , in· timtdated. Got ten lords a leaping. you want .to move by Christmas? VlRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 l ~ Dlvenlfy. Travel, c o mtnunlc a te a nd socfaJize LIBllA <Sept. 23-0ct. :?2 ): S p ec ul a ti o n , .. gamblin1 instinct" aur. ies forward-1lve Jocjc equal Ume. scoa~10 (Oct. 2a. Novo#Zl): You overturn pr•oncelved noUons. SAGITl'ilWS (Nov. 22·0ec. 21): Di.,lomacy, lenclerness, considera- tion for family member -u.eae are acce nted. CA-P81COaN (Dec. Z2·Jan. 19): Someone Is seeking aometbing for nothing -and you couJd be target . AQUARIUS (Jan . ,20·Feb. 18): You get re- s ults -what you seek is available. PISCES (F eb. 19· March 20): You are re- lieved of burden. At- mo s p h .e r e i s transformed from heavy to lilhL DONNA~ ...... ,..,, ..... . ... rt . ..::!...':::'.= , ...... .,. .......... ,. fl .. IHt, , .. , ... •H :::: '!:::::..~c:: ~ ............... .... .......... L ............. , ........ ,...... .. c. ..... ,. ..... • -0.. ..... ....., .... ,.. ....... .... ....., ,,,.,.. ..... ..... .... .... ,..,. ..... ... ... ..,. , ............ .. ~ ... , ...... ..... DOHNA'S UNIQUE r..m 3611 s..... lrftt.t-t79-6661 S....A.. c:.... .... Move them under our tree. On each Thurs day through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make it · easie·r for you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell · your toys, sports equipment, luggage, appliances, furniture, · antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpensive. Rates are $4.00 for tbe smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SAVINGS 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 information. Your eredit is good with us. We'll bW you or you can charge your ad to your Master Charge or Bank.America rd. t DAILY PILOT 642-5678 1. Santa Arrlv81 this Friday at Huntington Center t Delight the Kiddies ancl Start the Yule Sealon· S11 Santti ArrlYe In hll Wi ntl fl,. .... 1e.12:30,. f..W., Starting at 12:30 pm Santa will tour the parking lot with his first bag of To>'a for Tots. You can see t'lim on his fire engine on the main drtve In front of the mall between Montgomery Ward and Tt'le BroacfWlY. Then he1J greet the children in. the mall under our .. mile high" community Christmas tr19e • and that's worth seeing -a 35 foot rea\ white fir from "* Mt. Shasta. s.nta 1n"" ... .wt,.·(p11o1o1 n.a1111t1t> You will find Santa's cottage in the center of the mall near Penney's between Sees candies and the main entrance to the mall. He wants to greet and meet all of the children. Photos wlth Santa are available while YoU wait if you desire. Mltchin Marlol•ttei Cllrlstam S""'• ' Holiday puppet shows every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting this Friday thru December 19. Come to Santa's enchanted cottage. See Santa. Rudolph, Frosty the Snowman. Percy the Polar Bear and a host of other marionettes come alive with song and dance. Bring the children to see our most popular show of all • and it's free! Four shows daily: Thurs. and Fri. 1-2:3<>-4-7 pm Sat. And Sun 1-2-3-4 pm Cenllr Beac;h Blvd. & Edinger off the San Dieg~ !wy •. Newport Fashion l1t1nd • ShQp Friday 10.9:30, Saturday 10..6, Sunday 11-6 • 644·2800 i I • I • ,. • t • I ~ • • . . . ' . . . . . . ' (I_ OAJ~ Y PILOT Thuraday, November 25. f976 Pudding a Pretty Plus Makeovers Trim By BARBARA GIBBONS 1olden and cheese is melted. Serves two, 38S calories eacb. Spilt the i:ournn wiUt a fork an\{ toast llgbUy Combl.De the turkey and cat.sup and spoon OD top of the toasted muffin halves. Season to taste. Put under the broiler briefly or in a toaster oven, just until turkey i5 heated. Chop or dice the cheese and put on top of the t u rkey mixtu re. Return lo the broiler or toaster, just until cheese is melted. Serves one. 365 calories. t HE SL IM GOURMET Adorn your TMnb,Svil)f table with one special dessert this )'Hr, atearned In a pretty mold or eveo ln coflee cans, theo un- molded aod served on a platter with bard sauce. 1 cup &l"a.ted~urots 1 cup chopped nuts '-'cup floe c:lJ'1 ~d crumbl >4 cup orance Juke or rum ~tr. Cover mo'dll sec\Q'tly. Fot molds wU.hout fitted coverw, top witb double layer ot beavy• du(f foll . What follow s 'Ibank.sgivtng -almost ~ u aurely u Christmas f apd New Year -is turkey ~andwicbes. But lbe type of turkey sandwich needn't be that predictable ... noc that predictably fattening' Instead or the usual m[ennaise-sla thered tar , here are some trim tur ~ make·overs for J>04·1oliday lunching: I - TURKEY FRENCH DIP ()i •turkey version ot wh•t restaurants do with roat-beef) for each serving: l "decalorized" Ftencb roll (see below> 3 ounces sliced cooked turkey l cup fal·skimmed w=l·season ed turkey b (canned, or from t f!'i bones) ynincedparsley. 1• decalorize a french : ro heat ~riefly in the ov o-o r 1n an oven- toaster until crispy. Slice lengthwise. then pull out and discard the doughy center, leaving a crusty "hollow " for the turkey. Gently heat the turkey in the broth. Put the hot. turkey in the hollow, then slice the sandwich in quarters. Pour the hot brqth into a cup and sptinkle with a little chopped parsley. Put the cup in the center of a plate· and surround with sandwich sections. 'to eat, d l p the sarldwicb in the hot broth and eat with you r finger s. <Serve with pickles tomato wedges and' eelery sticks.) Each sandwich, about 275 calories each. TIJ•KEY SWISS TOAST <F rench -goasted turkey-cheese sandwich J for two servings: 4 slices diet bread (protein -e nriched or high· fiber ) , 4 tea.spoons low-fat mayonnaise 4 tbin slices Swiss chtt (2 ounces) 4 ounces cooked w ile m eal turkey, Slifed •salt or celery salt, peJ't>e'r, dash of nutmeg 1 egg ~ tablespoons skim milk Spread the inside of the bread lightly with diet mayonnaise Cover boltom slice with cheese. turkey, then cheese Se4SDn. then cover with top slice Beat the egg and milk together 1n a ~hallow p l att, then add the sanct\viches Turn after a minute or two. so that both sid es o f th e sandwiches have soaked upl.he egg milk mixture $pra y a n onst1c-k 11\tjllet or e lectric S811d\ViCh grill with cook· ing spr ay for no fat fry ins . then grill the s apdw iches on both sades. until breaa 1s P:ears SOucy ~n the turkey's in t.h~oven this Thanksgiv lng Day. and everyone 1s whiling the afternoon away in the sunshine or in front of the television set, put your crock pot to us~s! you can join them. ~a\icy Poached Pears is an adapted version of a recipe from the Better H omes & Garden s kil,&hens. Sauce 'cm with Parl-winc. SAUCY POACH ED • PEARS •'•5 medium pears (about 2 pounds> h cup Port wine ~ cup brown sugar 1 tablespoon lemon ju.ice ~ teaspoon ground C'innamon , 2 tablespoons orange marmalade •'TtJaKEY MINI-PIZZAS" ror each serving: l Englis h mutt11>, halved and toasted 2 slices (2 ounces) cook~'<iturkey,chopped 3 lablespoons calsup Oregano, onion or garlic salt, pepper to taste 1 thin slice part-skim pizza cheese (1 ounce) r SlATl8MOS. MONIYaACKGUA8ANTU ON QUAllfY MIAU 141•,•·HtO• •t•'I'\ 1.>-CO .. C..••~ .... t.t f Gu•• •N11t0 '0 •llAU •OU O• rC)Yt "'°"l' \..._ llt'tl•lfCHft"Vllt e(flJHCUO _,,J ::=:::'\.. "i ' .__ ________ _,~· ..u.59C (A 67 ( IA 79 c "97• $CHlAMlf' ~HIURINl.[R •C,tP-..uo 9-Al•••tll>A$109 SMOKEY KING ~ ~.·.~" 'A SLICED BACON '" $) 29 IA s 139 '" $ J 47 IA $279 l'Hl fruit; core from bo\tdm, leaving stems onf Place pears upright in ;crockery cooker. SU.r totether wine, sugar, ' letnoh juice and cln· I· n on . 8lend ln aladr; carefully vcr pears . er and cook on low sel~~ for 3 ''11 to 4 hou.rs. 5-0r\te the pears warm or chilled with syrup. Pass &<Wr cream or yogurt if l d8lrcd Mak es 5 ~erv lq,,s. .. I i f: Ar~.-. F ROlCN TURBOT FILLET flU~ fl'OltN • t(fl ANOt PERCH FILLET r9111(SH '9'102l.H • tC£lAH0iC COD FILLET CAJlllOT STEAMED PUDDING ·2 cups all purpose fiour 1 cupsuear ~ cup unsulphured molasses 1'14.a tap. baldnt soda '14.a tap. salt 1 tap. eround cinnamon ~tsp. each: nutmeg, cloves, mace l cOp raisins Y.i cup candied mixed fruit Mix 1 CIQ> flour with ralllAs, candled fruit, and nuts. ln large mixer bowl, combloe su1ar and molasses. Sift in the. Temalning flour, salt, soda, and spices; blend with au1ar· molasses mixtu~. Add carrots bread crumbs, orange Juice o; rum; blend just until well mixed. Stir in fruit m ixture. Pour into well-oiled molds: three 1-lb. cans or Olle lY. quart mold that will fit into slow PORK LOIN SALE SIRLOIN ENO ~~;:T .. 98c COUNTRY STYLE RIBS~:H~lL 98C RIB CHOPS -Klow. ,L s149 LOIN CHOPS ~?,~ti! .• sp9 PORK SHOULDER t:: .. 93c Place rnoldl on trivet (jar llcl or small abapine ol tb1n wil'e O.K.) In slow eooker. Con.r cooker and turn to "hi&b" Ht·· Un&. Steam al~ quart!DOldforl boura; amaller can. aboulcl ateam for 4-4"4.a hours. Remove molds fJ'OIQ cooker. Let rest untU .mold is barely warm. GenUy rap mold, loosen· edges of puddln1t with 1patwa. and invert mold to release pud- ding. BEEF LIVER FRESH SLICED ··~ BOLOGNA Oil WIENERS BAR-M BULK " LB. BULK PORK SAUSAGE ,. 79c 79~ ----~ l tlr • AOUND • IO>lllfSS $ i •• ~1 TIP ROAST ... .... " '..?" IHF•AOUHO•llONEIN II s 12• La $ l 09 RUMP ROAST $1 3 9 oiio'iiit'iD ••• , LI $1 1 • U 11£(0 • IO>l(L£$S $149 $169 STIW MaAT ... I.A. II Wll.IOH·s • CCAflf"f£0 •SI ICCO BACON ~~-gz . I& $229 I((<• CHUCIC • I ON£l(SS $1 •• 8l(f •LO"'• 5HA• •20 SHOULDIR n uac .. 11 PORTIRHOUSI . LI 8!EF • &ONELU• ll )HI $129 NH• lOIN • S•U• • 1 ROUND STIAK 1~0~~· T·BONI . . . LI cu••D sT•AK ... l. $1 •• ii'iiisTiai<L~~OGI 1. $1 •• · IH< •CHUC~• "Ot '8 C FA(SH • ANY Sllf ••G 5 9 C ARM ROAST ....... " 9 GROUND Bllf ··'' ' ftUF•CHllCtC 98C BHF •l01N•StU••BONHC$S •20• 7·BONI ROAST ... L.. TOP SIRLOIN ....... Le. lttF •C>HJC~ • IO~C&S • , 3 9 llEEF • AOll"D • 80 H£llSS $179 SHOUl.MR ao.tsT ,, TIP STIAK.. . ····'' C&H SUGAR DAWN LIQUID GRANULATED S·POUND BAG DISH DETERGENT 32·0Z. S 1 .03 22-0UNCES ., . ~ •1 • And that says it all! Our top si rl oins are the tops, in flavor, tenderness and value! ·: See fo r yo urself, t his week -they're better at El Rancho! · ·· Delicatessen BUDDIG'S 4 3 c MEATS \\'afer thin sl11·r'<-8ll \l'lflC'lit-.' I 111 Sliced Ham .... 53°9 Lean tendtr Dok ... JI) oz pkg. Bologna osw MAYO •• 95 c Choose Meat or Reef ... 12 oz pkg CHUCK STEAK 69~ renter C'ut! l '.S n ,\ ChniC'e bet>f 0 Bone Roast . . 99 ~ ('hurk rul l'.~.O.A. C'ho1re beef FIRST CUT TOP SIRLOIN STEAK Loin rut of l l$.0 .A. Chnit"e bt>el --~------------....... :ms:m s 1 s9: ~;:. ROAST •· :1 Choii·C' ~hnuldN dod 1 hurk rut • · . Beef Rib Bones 69i lJ.S.O A. Choice-to bake to b11rhecue BEEF CUBES $21~::'. • • ... 'l'rnder, for fondue' Choice loin rut t .. Slice~ s229 Amencan Krntt -:-ini:lv \\ rupperl' I lh . pk1:. Fruit Drinks:':.(. 59e Ltmonade. l'unth, Crape'. 64 Ol Top Sirloin llt1ak ......... 12.41. OCEAN PERCH Pepper Bars •. : s1 19 \\'hC'n it rnmes to satisfartic•n, nothini; beat;. the hearty ~11odness ul hel'I nnd no heel hl'<1l1-El Hanrhu\.! Loin cut -l '.S.U.A.Choire Fresh fillets for more \'&lue lloffman·s Hot 9 Ol.(Of 7 OL Smoked ShlrJ) ORANGE 89< JUICE :\ltnule :\hurl t h1llrrl fi l 111. Ham Loaf oVDI uv • s 12! !lam. Pork, Frr~h C'ggs, Crumhs PORK STEAK Fresh! Centt>r cul from lean lei:' Cubes of Pork • s2 1t Lean for "Sweet 'n' Sour .. SPARE RIBS 99~ FrC',..h'. ,\frnty'. from Ea•IC'rn pnrk Sliced Bacon ••• s1°! El Ranrhn't1 th1rker rAnrh style LEG o' PORK Frt>~h F:a~tern! \\ holC' nr lrnll M h. M h. s12!f a 1 a 1 • • • • • - Taste deli11:ht from Huw111i Crab Legs ...•• s 121~. :'\h•at~ ! .. from Al11•ki1n crabs · .i Halibut Steak .. s3~t::: ( 'rntC'r <·ut ... n"ri lwrn ll•h 1, Liqunr Dep 't. SAVE $1.10 ON W7:;ske $8 88 ~nnnaJaranl' U.S.D.A. Choice one Ut11-111iU . rllil LEAN BRISKET! ••••••••••••••• Bil1j_ Scallops ....... s3 5t' Extra f11nn· quaJit,· ..• Ala~kan Frozen Food El R11ni·h11"., n"·n !lwl' H111f ·ital Inn Corned beC'f ~ith th11t tendC'rnC'""' and flaH>r thet makes our:, preferred'. lJ.~ L> A. Choice quel1t~· ... 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Snack Tray •••• 98~:·: .JC'no·s little piZ7.as! 7' ~ oz · . .,, ·' . . · """•' ,1•.• Boston 25~ Lettuce Te1uit-r h11t1Pr~ leA\ "" ~ENCHILADAS ~=·?-"''· 39~ ;"· Tip T op Service, tno ... all throuf?h thr . tore J • PINK 49c u 1 c e GRAPEFRUIT •••••••••••••••• '),.,.,,in n>1111rol i:oodnr,~. 11nrl it11orl for \1111' H11( th 1111111r (All / ' • 4 ROLL 59c 1 s sue PACKAGE ••••••••••••••• .Sprinl(lil'ld, lor value , •• in tt••11rted color~ nr ~hit e P BLEACH . 49c u re x HALF GALLON ••••••••••••• \\hen you w1111t wh1tt• ... to l•w•k "hit tr. hriithlt>r, look to f'urC'>.' Margarine. • . . . . &le ~·1.,ii.rhmann'11 with r1•rn 1111' I Iii Cup o'Noodles • 49c Heef. Shrimp, rhirken! 21 i oz A-1 Sauce . . . • • 39c More than a stuk 1auee! 10 oz ICE CREAM Spnnl{field -all Oamrs-h11lr·l(8llun Imo· Dressing . . 39c ln1-tud of sour rrNm! Ill oz Stove Top· • • • • • 59c Stuffing Mix in 3 !1nvor11! 6 07. Peanut Butter • 39c J1f Creamy or Chunky! 18 ol VIVA 55 I• TOWELS c A."30rted rolo~ or decorated SPLIT PEA SOUP AnrlN,1111', till'""" t u renn•mlter' '" ·u1 1 /lrll'r' i11 1·f1,.. I '/'lwr. N11e. :JI) th11111~/i W1•tf. /Jc•c• I ( ,,,,.,, ""''' ,, ,,, 9 5'11111/,,1 '" ,,, ; No '"'''' Ill drnl1•r, . . -. Apple Sauce ........ 4';~: :\lot 1 ·... . . . 11""1 11111g\ t•1111ugh, ju!lt 11weet enou~h '. 2~1 nun re jar • R I B SIX 99t · 00 eerPACK......... •' Mui: has thRt true n11\'or ..• regular or Sugar free! 11 oz NR btles • . Cake M• BETTY 59·~ IX CROCKER....... ·. Ch11<)~(' your h1rnnlt lavC'r \ arietie11 and hake up ~nmethinit E.peciel! .·. Cereal 100%11ATUIW. •• s1 49 qui1ker 32 oz! Choice nf I hree Potato Chips. • . 79c Prin~?les 9 oz lwin }:lack A Aluminum Foil •• 29c Sprin11field offers value! 2!1 ft. Pancake 69c Mix IOllS PACll Au nt .Jt>m1ma ~ lhi<. plu11 I lh. C · s1•s · r1sco • • • • • • • • • . Diire~tible •hortening! 3 lb. can · • t . T.d sit• 1 e mm ••••••• Favored detergent! (2$0 Off) Palmolive ••• 21or49c Creen bath size (lk eff) I CAT FOOD 20~:: Kai Kan -all vn rielit>s ..• 6''! ,.. .. ·• 11' ~--t•' ARCADIA PA SADENA SOUTH PASADENA ·HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH EASTBL UFF IHVINt I I, •tJ :"' ', 11 !',tr u• ! •ft, •:tnq•cn 1,"ll .,'J , , t. 111 t r, ,,., n1 ,1'\IJ 4J1t•fll4Jft'»n \.V 11r,rr .1n fl f,1 qonqunl •1 !. • Nt•WlJl.Jrl Rive! , -..·, i .1·.lf~1,.11 I'' 1,,, ..... ,, 11 ·'"'' "..1'1• tv•1-.<,11 t 'l '"" "° Cr-nf(lt • t .. pf 01 •'">' ... i'''"' ,t •• .fou,th•·:1·.t l1J''!f.;' ' ~'1.,l(~ur rJl.,11 ,On tht Ptn1"\~,u1~1 1 f .1•.fbh1f' Vdl.u,4 I.' . ,.,,., Vu•v. ( N 1h•r CllLDREN'S ASPIRIN .••....••.• 39c !'It. ,Jl'dlfrh'~. to !Mo aurt' Pk1t of '1fi U£R SOFT PUffS ........••• Ste c·urirv m•ltfjl lh•m nutty' pkw "' ~ SPIC 'N' SPAN .............. $1.35 Jo.hl(lr cl~&ntr lllr mort th11n Ooor~. l>4 ui MACARONI & Cl&SE ••••••••.• 25c (:.1lrirn <lraln me~ it rt"\! i 1 • oz pk• II HO CRACKERS .............. ~5l .. Prom thr l'lun•hint bakmt 1 lb pk« V 0 5 HAit SPRAY ......... $1.19 }WJ., UnACtnled. 81ond1·Gr111! 8 01 ••ro SOFT MARGUllE .•......••..•. 59C ('h1Uop--1h1 on• lo tub6! 1 lb pka tlFTY TRASH BAGS ......... $1.69 Su~r w~irbt-JO 111lon ••te-pk«" 16 st1 BU HOllY ............. $1.19 CllOOH Clovtr or Orani•-24 oi ~t aaJ WITH BEUS •••••••••••• 490 lionntl -Re(u.Jer Of Hot-15 ounco aQ " J ---~ ....... ·----.. ,. -.... g D41L Y PILOT • Thursday, November 25. 1978 . ~-r ... 1 "THIMOMT" "401MAN, IS lHAT Your CNI 11CARRIE11 f RJ '"THE HEXT " IJ ''HAllY & WALT& GO TO MEW YOllC"' CPGJ LB>IB'PIUM '"THI 50HG ltAMAIMS,... SAME .. CNt ''HORMAN IS THAT YOU? .. CPGJ "SEX wmt A SMIU .. Cit "THE DUCHESS & OIRTWATER FOX" (PG) ''SHERLOCK HOLMES SMARTER BROTHER' "SILJNr MOYIF" "IAMAHAS .. IPGJ ""THE OTHElt SIDE OF THI MOUNT AIM" "MUST~ C<>Wf'nY'° "MARATHON MAH .. IRJ "THE LOHGEST YARD" IRJ An THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY MANN'S SO. COAST PLAZA '"'' !rlltu ,.,. lf1\tfl ~·1 1111 MANN'S SO. COAST PLAU C11t.1 lieu )411 lm llt , .. 1111 MANN'S so. com PLAZA ,uK.1ueu ~41 llU "All E IN WONDCJILAHO" (X) ,,, .. ,.0 ,_,/\4f/"IM. J:IM ,l .. 7·~t:JO ''FLESH GORDON" t.O !'Mllt$/\4T/,UK. MO.HM n U4MC~l '"THE MDT MAH" IRJ 1 If nlUH/lAl/SUK titM·IS "THE MAH WHO WOULD BE KING" •?Jt TMUU/Uol/si.. 1-6-11 "ALICE IN WDNDERUHD" (X) MANN'S CINEMALAllO 1 t ~U TMUf\/U f{\UM I IM,._. ~t:U IOtS.. llltJM I AUlt1• u~ "" MANN'S CINEMALANO uu h ""-" &ull11• m 1111 ''RESH GORDON" t·H ~$/\AllSllM 1 , .. t<>M<l .. ltU Ull Ulll!IC "MARA THOM MAN" WHC04H 1 It & ~4' fHUIU/\Af/SUH I >•>·0 ·4·1M ,._19'>1 ..:.----------- HOLIDAY MATINEES THURS.·FRl.-SAT. ·-" .. -• • -"TMl "'S!OYU l\Of" .. ,,,.,,HAJll'l~IWI tWto.AllOlt u.IMNU.H .. D.-..A,f"'H•v·u '"1'(,'lfW\<()rif.,_., .... U\ ... .-t~l•W-.t-.. "'lilk .. ll1~ IWI ....... , •• ..,,.~~~Ml....,., .. a .. 0 .. 1..._.,. ... ~..,...U'I .........._ .. ._._ -...1.,. ....... "" """1•"""' ~"""' '""--"""'~··~ '""''"'"' _, $CIMDT MIOWl CN4l'l.I 1'1lNAilU'I OOlAJI l«LAAO GDM.Vh~ PtUllQA llJQ ._,.,..-. ... ,.,...~ ._ .. ~411:1'11,.•'\fJ{ """'° ttMl'.1-fll ...-.~"'U""1..•A "'N'\Mi"-.... 1 M•t " r . (SECOND FEATURE) .AGMatter of GJimeJ . HO lida y Menu· Varied Thanksgiving weekend rands a varied menu of Uving theater entertainment alone the Orange Coast with sb productions on the boards, one or which comes to a close this weekend. Winding up Its six-weekend engagement is the musical comed y "I Do, I Do" at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse. Final performances will be eiven tonight and Sunday at 7:40 and Friday and Saturday at 9 : 10, preceded by a buffet dinner. Brooks Almy and director Dan Verre star in the two-character musical at the dinner theater, 140 Avenida Pico, San Cle mente. Reservations 492-9950. . FRIDAY t SA1V~ "~~1 ~~ ~" "WOody cJ eeyeA cAlleq "WVEanctDEATH" f~ HOLIDAY MATINEES .__ ___ THURS.·FAl.·SAT.·SUN. IN CONCERT AND BEYOND THE SOUNDS COME ALIVE AT THE · NEWPORT CINEMA. 6 AMPLIFIERS DELIVERING I ,000 WATIS OF POW~R THROUGH 28 Al TEC SPEAKERS. • CINEOOME 20 NEWPORT 0 CENTER CnaprN•• .:.venue a: SA frwy. Newpor1 Beach 644-0760 Orange · 532 3326 The funnY seasoo begins When YOO check in fu a night at The ~tz 11Rowdy, nutty entertainment." HOLIDAY MATINEES THURS.·FRI.· (PLUS) TH€ SAT.-SUN PRIS~NE:R (A) F SE:C MD J,A(I~ AW.rUE: ANNE tfMMON OANCf\OFf edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACAltTHUR 140.7444 Intermission Tom Titus SOUTH COAST REPE&TO&Y ts dark for Thanksgiving tonight, but returns lo0the stage Fri- day through Sunday with performances of the Italian comedy "Saturday Sunday Monday" under the direction of Martin Benson. Barbara Van Holt and Hal Landon Jr. play the leading roles in the West Coasl premiere at SCR's Third Step Theater, 1827 Neweort Bl'ld., Costa Mesa. Curtain is 8 p.m. with a &lnday matinee at 3 p.m. Reservations 646-1363. Also dark tonight but offering performances Friday and Saturday evenings is the Sao Clemente Community Theater with Neil Simon's "Last pf the Red Hot Lovers." Tony Brandl plays the title role with Joanne Applecett direcliq. CURTAIN IS 8:31 AT the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabtillo, San Clemente. Reservalions 494-0465. fmonuel l Woll P'"""''' A Mo•lln ll~man l'loduchOn Sean Connery Comella Sharpe "The Next Man" Brisk business is reported al U!e Westminster 1-----,,,--------=---:----. Community Theater, where "The Mousetrap" has been extended for an extra weekend and will now play through Dec. 11. Ron Albertsen directs the Agatha Christie mystery play. • Susan Kellogg, Michael Fiore and Glenn Bradley bead the cast at the theater, 7272 Maple Ave., Westminster, where curtaln is 8:30 p.m. Reservations 893-8626. "BUTTERFLIES ARE F REE" enters its second or three weekends Friday al lhe Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse in the Community Center auditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds. Resident director Pali Tambellini is staging the comedy. Stan Wlasick, Linda Putnam and Annabelle Quigley bead the cast of "Butterflies," which plays Fridays and Saturdays this weekend and nexl at 8:30. Reservations 556-5391. Opening a three-weekend run for the Fryed Owl Repertory Theater Friday is Megan Terry's "Com- ings and Goings," a show which involves the au- dience along with the actors. Pamela Downs is directing and her cast includes Susan Collins, Cyd Estes, Dane Madsen and Andy Pugni. Performances are scheduled for 8 : 30 Thursdays through Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 at the Artisans' Guild Hall, 9858 Garden Grove Blvd .• Garden Grove. Reservations 538-6095. CINEMAS VALLEY ~ICW 'AlLlf •ltW ~ e AhlAM •U-.. 0 .. -U 4-\UI T1mnlcl to )91 It worlcl ... FORAl.llf US e TW-MINUTE WA "THI OMIHM I I ...-.CAIMATIOH OF maraouo" For some ... too much time to wait. For the rest ... too little time to run. CHARLTON HESTON JOHN CASSAVETES "TWO -MINUTE WARNING .. The Young Par<'nh The Uncommot•ed LOVt"tl TM Two Who Just Met FOUNYAIN VAi.LE V I I • ~ "'4 "' I "' ti ···~ ..... , -.. . ...... MARTIN BALSAM • BEAU BRIDGES· MARILYN HASSETT· DAVID JANSSEN JACK KLUGMAN . WALTER PIDGEON. GENA ROWLANDS BROCK PnERS·DAYIO GROH ' AllTllONY OAYINOE KAPP · A FILMWAVS PRODUCT 10N/A LARRY PE.ERCE EOWARO S FELDMAN FILM Screenplay by EDWARD HUME · Based on •tipno\r tJy GEORCif t~rOUNIA1Nf • M11~1t t1y CHARLES FOX Qirecled by LARRY P£ERCE • Produc'!C n·1£nWARDS F(LOMAN •A u~JtV[RSAL PICTURE TECHN COLOR·· PA1,AV1$10N. R ll£STRICT£D :. D>ULT l 'l'---<>lt 1,,u::r_.1 ........ ,. $. ~.xY MClvl~! ""1 ~ :>•M.T) IM ,..HI ~I .... ·~ I • • I WALT DISNEY i;illimP • • .,._ . WMJDI '"°'' ..... '°"''"'" JIOS BRENNAN. LOWEU . GARBER . DmlCE •m o WYNN ,. llllS • ":;".:,.:.-; • IAlll $ I08Ul r.=i) MOISON ·---AtCAI srrwmoN 1!i!!J SAOOLEBACK PLAZA lt •tr•h ...... ,, ... 994-2400 l••11tu ., .... ,, ... 994-2400 , .. ,.,. ...... u ... fM.2400 ·•··· .... -m.9$10 MAU N-1 e MAIM. YN 11.USnT OMI SIDI Of 111 MOUHTUI (N I ,1111 MUSTANG COUNTIY 101 · 1""6WAT IUi MIUI ' SISSY SIACIK as CARRlt 1•1 toOC1 -· e (~ IMIVHll SMOUT AT THI DIYll 1..r ,LUI TMl W1HD ANO THI U~1 OOCWI -e Ill ...... ., ... SHOUT AT TMI DIVlltl'Gl •1111 THI WIND AND TMl UON~ ---------------a. ·~"''' •u-..1• 52S-352t 160 wtftOllt e llTA -000 THI llTZcai ""' BU• & M IUM11) -&lfW e ...... IU'C*"' TMI AM.UJNG DOlllMANS..t -MAN fl10A Y tit t;Af\-.. ,;-;--UUAYI"\ '°"' "° , .. ,., TW<>-MINUTI WAINING111 ""' UGH SANCT10N111 .... _.. _.,. .......,. ...;;;;;::;;:;;:;------. _ _., •" •ur ......... .. .,...,., .. 17Mll2 l"tt+• ... ........... 527·2223 ,, .......... .......... m -11J1 Wltl111t '"" IOUIWU111 lOMI-~ 1 ........ '°"°" .. 2.. M I lMI ~Ill l ·AllCI~·· !Hlhl~ e ICll'I C•Ml'"8 _, ... ~ ...... TWC>-MIHVTIJAIHM1t1 fllllfl A 1MI IUN111 Wlir """" TMllNOMl.-MOIUlet ., PUii ...... "'"* WlUOllillllt MMI -e _..,_ ..-n -·Ofll--C"f "'* .... COUNTITflt flf'\J '""' I ·CAI WASH IN! 1 • uma 111 i ,, IMAMPOO "' ltlll • ..... . Special Stars SOU Tll fOrtS'I ,,.. 'TH E OTHERSIOE OF THE MOUNTAIN, A TRUE ITORY OF LOVE ANO COUM Opera soprano Beverly Sills joins forces with Carol Burnett tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2 for a musical special called "Sills and Burnett at the Met." It's the first joint ap· pearance for the stars. 3 T•fl Ill F• 1...4 TlllS Tll W.!...511111 Tll llCllllflJ! m~ mAf~f · Jmrn f~LffiL~~ ·~AAM~~ mm m ·rn[ ~~~ll ~ ~Ml~Mm) THE GOLDEN BEAR Hlmiffl9• leoch Prftellh N~•· 26-27·21 MAU·ALMOMD Dec. Z-l DA YID •et •aG Dec. 6-7 lllAHAU.. Ad'l'.in TlclHf ,_....._, At All Ulll•enity Stw-Storft DINING • COCtc'T AILS • HO AGE LIMIT 306 PACIFIC COAST HWY. 536-'600 I hat""9• .._. IAcrou fro. pt..,.) TMI 9C>UNOS COME ALM A,. THE NEWPORT CINEMA I AMPUAEAS DELIVERING 1,000 WATTS OF POWER THROUGH 28 ALTEC SP£AKEAS CMOl"fN FOUR TRACK STEREO s!tJND) ~CONCERT AND BEYOND mJL[lifnl~~ .:SQ~·rn1AlttS·TUt·SAH : n j J~~ ~~!~ ~'Ill &lilt w~ !C ~C:; I · =~···. ~ u l'I ;ti \· •:I .. )····. I~ ~~~~lti :~ .. -.t~! MIG t.:t.:r?U&l~\I~~ U.'lt::~~E~ " 1.rnEOTHERSIDE Of KDA 7:00-9:45 THU~l-SUN 1 :4M:30-7:1S-10:00 SATURDAY ONLY 1 :I0-4:15-7:00-9:45-12:00 NEWP T CINEMA ...UCO•JTMWY.1. ..... e a1,,_ • ...._ .......... 644·07'0 THE MOUNTAIN' l!DWAAD'S BRISTOL cN1 C1NEMA WEEKDAYS 7:~t:15 HOLIDAY MATINEES THURS, FRI, SAT, SUN 1 :30-4:0CMS:15-1:30-10:40 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA AFRICAN ADVENTURE EVER FILMED LEE ROOER , MARVIN .. MOORE •tOU'IE GOING TO HAYE A GOOD TIME AT 1HIS ONEI'' ., . . CJt DAILYPILOT l~MER ·by Wra. F. lrown and Mel CaslOlt 'bJ iUAN 'abo·e• COOl(1 Ne; 171 rbJ ~12 ? NO. t Mekl l'M C~~Ul'IN~ 11 wrr~ ....... A~NoLP! FUNKY WINKERBEAN by Tom Batiuk AND CO'lil~ A~ 1J.1€ c0RNER 1e,, 1fiE. BAND F~ o.esfVIEW HIE*! S:.OOOl ... TANK McNAMARA 1'V& HAD IT\ ~K'7 rot-JG TO HAVE ro ~ x?MHHI~ At?<xJf ~17 by Jeff Miller & Bin Hinds f UMBl~MOVTH ! MAHCY --·~ i.-------· '"'"',..'''-ba... l THINK I'LL VISIT THAT -NEW KID UP Tl-IE STREET TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLI PEANUTS UNITED Feature Syndicate ACROSS I 8nltle 6 E.at grffd1ly 10 Frail ptrson 14 Cut into i5 Fury 16 Indian of Peru 17 Ward off 18 . Whef' y~ Wish 20 ArizOtla C•I/ 21 Fix 22 Meir IC UM 23 Flgrit 25 Compared 2T Kind ol muOtlry 30Return10 former owner • 3 , Chureti Vtstmefll 32 Tot>1cco orodllct 33 I German 38HHvytress 37 Sobby -···: Banb1ller 38 Addll10!11I 39 In ltle men· ner ol ? words 40 Central point • t Glvea an ,9 T11 e working class 49 Health and energv 50 T 91• 1pa11 w1olenlly 5, Oel1c1ent 1n IJllCe 5 7 Ei.v1ted h1bll1t1cn 58Gallup • · 59 -'l•ican plant 60State 61 Tennis 111111s 82 Fu1n1sheO Wllll lhtChH 63 Ar IJJ • lor 1ometr11no DOWN I •• uO ReluUIO ta• 2 Soeak on· cort11entty 3 Chem Ital 111t11xes 4W0td 1111me 5 FOfldlt 6 Kind of bot· lie 7 0ff(lly lb. sorbtd 11 Aims 12 Starn• w10\ I H r 13 Removed outer 1J11n 19 lnQUWef 2 I Take teQll aCllOn 2 4 $p11111Sll Chffr 25 Ccricerned wtltl l1w 26RUHllll 111r 2 7 C1p1111 ol lalium 28 Russian river Nul leader 37 Report 38 1976 Olym· plCS I lle 40 Gunoowoer ongred111nt Var 4 t ···party 43 Coral 11· lll'ldS 44 Smalldfonk 45 Makesa m1s1alle 46 lnd11n YHS81 41 Make tardy 49 SohO precip 51 C11n ·US bouler lake 52 Aclreas ·•·· Foe" JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS -11 ... ... ... ,. ......... ~ c .... --· .. -~·-·· .. • DR. SMOCK SO YOUR HU&e>Y" IS A POCT'OR, E:H ~ W HA1'" SORT" OF A POC'fOR? MOON MULLINS Sl-40R'f s:=ei...i..ow, NO'f MUCH HAIR , GL-ASSeS, KINC'A FA-r, e>1G i..iose by Charles M. Schub rAV~/4 by Ferd Johnson I MAY H,A Vi:: ROOM FOR ON~ MORE: sooN. .---------, HE CAN ~LK ARoi>ND All ~V AND NO ONE WILL EVER SOSPECT IHAT HE'5 A 81RO .. T~ANk'.~61V1~6 15 A GREAT OM IF '1'CU DON'T GET EATEN~ by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan "No11. plea'c don't a'k m( "'hat all" 1n the'~ -my horo~c.:ope for toda) ~aid I ~houlJ be ,1J\ enturvu~." DEHMIS THE MENACE edge 10 42Faatened HFeels •4&Sp1Hd 8 Gcrieby 9 Malt humans 29Balmy weather ., .. : 2 words 30 01sp1easeo 32Conceal 34 Manitoba 53 Transfer praperty 55fdle11111 Siano THIS MONTH iHE COVJ:Tl:P IUCK ..._---~-~~_., Fi:A1He.R eoss 10 ittS TRIESE'S t10l.C»IS1'! IHA'f HAU:11{AILER O' SHALE·9RAIL.l.E TALES .. :THAI PICKY Pt:1'!'J..f:-POKIN1 PR09E:R! ... UtC0L0US MNf1; I NAME: '1tX) around .l r 8 111 ot null 10 Owto ···•·· Amtr nOYtlll l Indian 35 German .. . .. , -.... 56 Tao dronlo. 57 Eleel unit INPIAN OF 1>1f f'llONTHl MISS PEACtf ·1'Mi ~lff'f 'f'HIN(; If, l 'M WILO Atowf V0'4., .. ~\I JI ,, . ' ; , .... ·."' '' by Mell I ,.-....., ..... '\ J Q~ • Deeeptlon Case Millionairess' Ex-foi,nce Held , James \'Hari, .0, the chauffeur who once was reported eDJ(aged to murry Rach .. I Fttler, Happ)" &otltefdJer'180-year-0ld aunt, has been arreste<t on <'bAr2es or thC'n by deception, cnmlnal contempt and filing fabt! police reports. r J Vasari was said to be PEOPLE e~aged tn 1973 to Miss FJtler, a mlllionairess "---------w b olives on PhJladelphla '~ fash1onahle Main Line. The m ar- riage n ever developed bul Miss Fitler kept Vasari • as a h andyman. Joseph Thompso n, a delecl1 ve in lhe PbiJadelphia district attorney's office, sau~ Vasari • bought a Pontiac worth $7,000 and planned to have it s hfl>ped to Germany where the car would sell for an iJlfia te d price. Ile said Vasari then falsely reported I to police the car had been s tolen. • * , Former New M exico Gov. Dave Cargo, who lives in Portland, says he refuses to pay return postage on a letter to Santa F e because New Mexico is s till part o f the United States. Cargo said a letter h e sent to former state Ins urance Supl. Ralph Apodaca was returned to P ortland s tamped ··dvuelto." Spanish for r eturn. And along wllh 1l came H postman t r ying to collect postage from Mexico oAr,o "No wonder we.• h ave dif· ficulty in getting mail to go throu gh,'' Cargo said in a letter Idling the Albuquerque Tribune of the inci- dent. .. Rosalyno Carter s elected Mary Finch Boyt to be her press secretary during the transition t o h er hw;band's adm1mslrallon. Mrs. Carte r 's transition director will be M a deline Mac- Bean, 37, of Newton, N .C. Mrs . H oyt , 52, a writer, a uthor and public affairs consul- tant. long has been active in Democratic pol itics and has served as Mrs. Carter·s press secretar y since the Democratic convention last July. • NOYT Mary land Gov. Marvin Mandel is-Spending four days a week a s a d('fcndant in a federal court room ,, in Baltimore, bul state govern- ment appear s lo be moving s moothly and w1lh few major problems. It is all going so well. in fact, that more than one wag has oh- ser ved th at maybe the t ax- payers could save money by elimin ating the Job or JUSl hinn~ a part-time governor to come in one day a week MANDEL At least from the outside. there a ppe a rs to have been little c~n~e in the ~ration ol state government sin ce Man<lel and folir associates went on triaJ in early September on charges which alleged a pattern of rackc:tecrmg ac- ll\ity 1m ol\ mg mail fraud and bntx>r~ * When Jody Powell o r SPQkane a s ked Jody Powe ll of \'1enn.1, C~a , what he does for a hv1ng. th£' press scrrP I on t o · Jimmy Carter su~J.!esled :-.he read .. BO;.l> on the Bus:· an· ar· reverent look <it pres1-c·nvera~e o f the 1972 pres1dcnt1al cam- p aign The l:l~H•ar ol!I J?irl \\TOl<' to Powrll "ht•n hi:-n01m1' became known durin.i:t C.1rtl·r·s cam· paign . Hut ~hl' said 5 h c "couldn •t belll'\'C 1t .. when P ow e ll called h e r . l'OwEu.. Powell. J2, promised h £>r an autograph from Carter and onP of hHI own a nd stud he would try to get her a n auto#traph fro m Prttldenl Ford. • Officials of the Alabama School for the Deaf und Bhnd dug uo the lonr;test walkini: cane lhey could find, 53 inche~. but 1i was too sh ort So a 57 inch one is being made for 2M pound Jamrs E. "Blit J im" t'ol 1rnm, forrn<'r Alabama gowrnor "l 'v e come to learn how to Ret around bee a u~e I 'm al mnst hhnd." hC' c;n1d afl<'r rntcnng the !>rhool ' It 5 :1lmoc;t like <>tarting the ~OL'°.,. r1'"'( ~r,JdC' ti ht1Jf r!J)' ;11 f1r't andg1.1<1u .1ll' 1,411rl-.1nr1""·1r1l.1fulld.:i\" I\ hJnd1' t11!111 ''ill n( Martha \11tchf'll cl1v1ding an es11m.1ll·<I Sill Ooo •·~1.1tf· b<:lwt·cn ht•r i.o n and her dau,1:thlN m ,1\' n111 h1• 'altrl · becauM' 1t ",,, n1'1 '1 llncsserl, says un nttortW\ William ·nc·rman. who r epr est'nted J\1 rs. Mit('h l'll 1n a s u accssf ul separation !lull against former US Attv Genera l John N. Mltch~ll. rn1srd the validity que.,tion m a ll'ttrr accompanying lhP will. Th<' will, dated May 8, 1974, was filed in Manhattan s urrogate court for u rullng on its \'alidity MAltTNA ~ITCHU.L 'the will split s the estate equally between Jay Jeulngs, Mrs . Mitchell's son b y a previous mar· riage, nnJ M arth a Elizabeth Mitc hell, Mrs. Mitchctrs dnu~htcr by Mitchell • An elderly Arkansas minister and poet, J oseph Botee Hunte r . 90. hn!-i wntten a special \'ersion o f Prtslde nt-elect J immy Carter's favorite hymn "AJnating Grace." ' r Two o f the four stanzas go. "I tried for yeani lo live alone and keep Jlts love away. But, H<', m y path , did w alk bes ide. T o shield atep s each day ••• And now I would my witneas be , His love and Grace make known; I've found m uk along life's road; W.s call s h a ll be my own. • A major Calexico rancher is seeking protection un,tt the federa l bankruptcy law. keltb McWUllam1, attorney lot Jobn v. bard, said the liabilities Include clalaSa or e than 100 un11ccurcd credit.ors which come to 000. Borchard rarms about 7,000 acres in lbe Caleit· ico area and attributed the financial dllOcuJUes to a Sfopt. JO hurricane, other 1t.orm1 and 1 drop in market prices Cor produce last spring. Officer Receives PUBLIC NOTICE Plt'TITIOUS BV~INU1 NAMI $TATIMIENT 0.. IOllO.•,.. per .. ,. •• ClOol\Q lion, ,..,,., I(• G W4TEll1Nu COMl-At4Y i110tY.•llb'ot~C • Hvn•1"9ton8t·Mh (A>/1 .. 1 TIO l 1:1 ~/Vll4 •1•0111.•llO<OG• PUBLIC NOTICE 111a1T1ou•Bu11,. .. , NAMI UATWM .. IT ,,.. loltowll>Q .,.,,.,., .,. '*"O ..,,1 f'W\\ .\ NEWPORT UNllMITLO ~ -oon C•flltr Or N• .. oort IN<n. (A..,..., Thursday. Novom~r 25.. 1978 PUBLIC N0'11CE "CTI TIOUS BUllNBH NAMI JTATI MINT '"'tot•-· ....... _,, ......... 0..\1· ...., ., PVBLIC None£ PIC'f1TrOU\ IUSllflQS NAM.$TAT•Mlll'lf TM lolto..lftt "'to" t•tt cl0i"90...•• ""'" ., OR 1'N OE OEIU'llA l 1'4\U .. ANt-e. tto (HI ICM911•, S...lt t(.~ .... ~uonu.n..1 DAILY PILOT Cl,J;; PUBLJC NOftCE ,ICTITIOU' IUSllHS5 NAM• $T4T•IUNT lllP lollowtno ,.,.,...,,•rt 41'1'"9 ..,.,_ "-'h• MUltAAY IA•KEfl ,\MO A' \OCIATfS I .. ? l'•fi.C'9>1 Cir., Clltl• Mo"' CAt»IP Cir thmtl"QIOf'I n .. t<." (A 'f1f)Af AF M d I T"•\ °"''"' '' I\ <on<lw•I• I ~·<>'\ o~ e a •••d ... I 1 '.1 L••!.1ut..1 P441t J ~•PtfO I f"<N""I l JAf Nnr-1 B .. c,. CA ~..o Jl'f L IC••r '1' °'•"d<•\t't ()ti"• C:.0.Clft• dtl M•r C • tJ•H '"•~ DU\IM '\ I\ (Of\dU(.ttO CJy • 0'1ft'l1'•1 N'tMf~l\10 NII( f; NAK S 1-l llo'"° Ollu Ro _..,..,,.,Qt"" IM•th (4 •>wt T"""'•' C 8 •Q•lr•m 1-1 Ill..., Ultl \t H~°'''"~IOft 8 .. 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"'f'nt ••t f ltttiO w•1" t~ c;ou...w c1u11 ot 0.-C°"nty Oft No• 7l 1•16 "''' ''•••m."' ~·• '""' wuh ,,_ Coliftty Cl••~ o• O••n11t (O<lftly on Ot lobt<JI ltl• s.<•ti.rv ,. .... , Thi\ \l•ttmtnt w•, 111•0 Wll!I lht fhl\ \l•lt'Mnl ,..., l•IO<I wlln t"'° C.01t111; Cl•r-OI O••n<M (Ounty °"' Cl< IOOHJe, 1'1• l'ubln ... 4 Ot•"CW (Htl 0.lly PllOI Oe<inrr , .. r. of Ottn91 COlifllY.,. 0<• fl•Ull Publlll\ed Or Jn9f C .. \I 0.1ly Ptlol, ,.._ Ntv 4, 11, , •• tt. ,.,. 3329-B Bahia B l anca, E Laguna Hills, h3S been decorated with t he Department of Defense Joint Service Commen- dation M edal at Offutt AFB.Neb. Fra ncis was cited ror service while assigned to the Joint Strate gic Target Planning Staff al Orcu tt. The colon e l now serves as chiel o f the in- lel ligence support branch in the Direc- torate of'Plans and Pro- grams with the 3900th Com puter Services Squadr o n , a part of the Strategic Air Command. DOC GIVEN JAIL' TERM LOS ANGELES (AP) A W est Covina doctor has received a prison term of one to Ci ve years for killing a mao while the doctor was driving under the influe n ce or a drug. The sentence was p rQ- nounced o n Dr. William McDowell Lambdin, 37, who was convicted l ast July of v e hi c ular manslaughter and o f drivi ng under the in- fluence o r drugs. "61.., "° .. '"~'. 11, 11, 1', .,,. 01•1• I-• 11 ... , •• PUBLIC NOTICE lllCTITIOVSllVSINfU l'IAME \TATl!MfNT Tiie lallnwlroq pet\On '' PO•nq ~I fttlU\ RMB Et4 GINEE P ING, 110 Cie>IO.nr!Jd Coron 1<1<IM••.CA llObrfl M flr•QOtf 110 (iotdtMOd Co-on•""I Mor (A Ttto, bu>•O"' 1, onducted by •II In dMdtHI Robtfl Br•OOll Tiii• •l•le,,,.nt wo 111..t will! ,,.,. Go\lftlf c .. ri.. of Or•nQt C011•1ty on Noy IS, lt/6. , ... ,,. Publlu..d O• •noe Co•\I O•llY PllOI, l+ov 11, n, .na Otc ' '· Ml• •11') 1• P UBLIC NOTICE Publl\n•d Oranoe <"<M>l 0.1tv Piiot liO• I) OK l • 16 . 191• 4tll 16 PUBUC NOTICE HOTICIE OP' INTI NTl()tj TO ENGAOEINTHESALIOI' "LCOHO\.IC t fVEita.on 11·1!)./6 foWhOm II Mn Conc~rn· Sut>recr lo luu•nco or It\!! llcenM IPC>li•d tor MllCt I\ ~•,.DY 91•..., lhll tt\e ur\der \IQntd prooo\'") 10 \~H atc0ho11c bcvefoQiP\. •\ tP\tl PAtnh•\, OHtrol>td •• lollOW> '" .... -· p<O YIOtObetow ne E tit" ~t , Co>t• ~. CA "2.,1 Pu,..,.,., to t11<11 11ttt11llOl'I, 11w "" CltnlQMd !lo •PPl•l"ll to the °""'"'1 ,,_, ot A•cOllOll< B••rr•oe C.aftlrat IO< IUU•ll<• ol •n ••<ohOl.C " ... '•IM l>Unia t0<ttcon>ol tor o .. ,. premo,.. ••Iott~ PUBLIC NOTICE flCTtTIOUS llU~tNUS N.i.MI H .i.tl MI NT T,.. IOllawlng IN• ~n I> Clol"9 bu>!· ""''"' l"UZ·FOOLE!t, 111 Rl•tr\IOe Aw , .._,.00r1 8H<I\, CA '764) Ml<l\ .. I 0. OIQlllO, IOJ s.i-10<, lffwoorl Be•<ll. CA ,,,MIO This bU\lfteU IS CMCIUct..i b~ .... in 0'°'1Ch1•I Ml>• 0101110 T>I•\ \l•ltmtnl wo 111..i .,..Ill llw County''"" 01 OfM\Of COUM\'Oft NO• ~m~ l, "'• -141 Pub11'1'1..i O<aftQ9 to.JI Dally Piiot. -.o-.tnller II, II, H, •nc:I O.co.-r J, .. ,. 'PUBLIC NOTICE ••41 .. ON SALE BEEA & W6NE l'ICflTIOU' BUSI NEU l&otwr Ade PvOllc E•llng Pl•et-1 ------------- NAM£1TUl'MENf MR.MUNCHIH. INC. "- 'T1-tollow•no persons••• OOl"9busl l'ubhsl\~d Ort nqe co"' O•lly "•CTtTIOUS BUStN!U -H PilOl. Hqy U, 1916 NAME 1T,\T!M(NT TH IE CHI SELE"· No. 9 Cover. "41-7• Tiit fOllowll\9 perW>ns ••• <lolnr;i t>u\I or••tte CAtt7u ,., ,.,. Geor119 Knoc Con•ers. Ill. No. 91-------------'i 0 F' FM AN CAL 1 F 0 AN I A CIO•tr. lrvlnt C"""' PUBLIC NOTICE FA81llC.S >•S MtCormlt• Aven..e Tiits Olli.Inf\\ ts tonouu.o by •n In· CO.I•~• 1 C•llforftlt •?U• dl•ldu•I -------------1 Autio P 'i<>lfman Co • CAllloml• Gtor~ l(no• Conv•r\elll NOTICE OFMA ASH,_L.SSAL.I CO<OO•tllon 110 E~\I Ninth SlrHI LO\ 'this tltt•m•nt w"s "'"" ""'" ,.,. J•U S Sturmen Pl•ltttlll ., Mt· A~lt\, c.t111ornl• toOU Coutlly Cieri< al Or•noo Cnuntv on 0.:1 tlonal En1orta1nniont comPoOtty, In( Ttlls buslneu 11 con<111cttd t>y a COf'· 4 1'1& Ov.tld ~rry, Conni~ Ritt\ Jenullf,ilt\Ct oorttl~ f'•J~ HowudMtlll, Oelenclanl• Rube P Mottm.1n C~ ~Oti\htd or.,,Q .. Coa~t D.t ly r lol N•. 121 Sil '"•S ,,,,,,.,,,e,.f W•'\ hltO "'''"' ,,,.. No" .a 11 ta 1\, 1~1~ •~·h Bv ,.,,.,,1,, of ''" e-.tcutlon •uueci on County C.t•'" ot Or•no• Count.., on Nov NOv•·tnb\.•r flJ 1 t1b by the Superto' vmb-'r 17 "1•· P UBLIC :'lolO flCE "CTITIO\IS BUSI NESS NAM! STATEMENT The ro11owl119 perwn '' <lC>fnq bu~! l'leHI\ THE PHOTO PLACE 3141 Plat< Ori••, S.nt• Ana. CA Wllll1,.., Gooorq• Crouch, 191 B110Mll Ad , C'.ollt Mt ... CA "2626 Thll t>u•lnth " conOut1eo b'f an tn dl••du•I Wllll•mCraucn Thi\, \t•'tnH•nt WA\ Id~ •llh 1Pv Co•,,,ty Ct1tk of O'•"g.• County OI'\ Nov IS. l•I• FM.M~ P\,oio\1\tO Orange Co6\t 0.01ty Pilot No• II. U . •no 09C 1 ' 1916 PUBLIC NOTICE COYrt JudQtn•mt M1:h rf"d Mav 1', 1'76 ('>Univ 01 Or AnQ~. St"'• 01 C.tllornl• upon ., fud9mont t-nt•+re>d lt'I tavor of Jack s Stet>rm4tn }~ ludomttnt ''f"rl1tor al'\d aQ~ln~t N1HiOMI Ef"tpr ta1nmtn1 Come>4riy Int Oa~ld Ptrry Corm•,. Rtch J1nutt• Ano M011W•ro Metfl '" fUClq~nt ct&bto(\. \hOwtno a net PACHT. ltOSS, W•itNE. 81!11MH.i.llO & Sll4AS, IMC., Attn. 1IOO Awn11t ef llM St•n . SI•. M LM .i."tfltt, C•llfarnle "°'' Ann: MAllTIN s. Al'l'IL, l•q. Pvbll1lled Or•noo Co•>I 0•11r Pl!ol. NOY, ti 11.lnd 0.c. l, q. "1• 41.f0.16 1>41anc•o1SI 841 \O~ctua11vawonukl -------------ludQ,,.,..nl on '"" 0•1• ot the IHYttte• 01 W.ld .. Mullon I "~·~ •t•ltc:I -•II PtJBUC NOTICE tl\t rl9t\t, hll• •no tnl.,•>I OI ukl ludO-------C-,.-*--' ----- """'' <'el>lor\ In '"" prope,,y lft I,_ C-ty ot Or•"9•, S\111 of Gfll!Otn4•. l'IOTIC•TOC•l!OITOttS dnerl1»<1•stollow\· SUl'lltlOlt COUltfOflTH• l'>I 1J ot lr<KI .. 71 ., Pt• 11\.i> ,._ STATI! Of! CALlflOltNIA l'Oll wr""'1 •n BOOll 144 IM~\ I roeotMlt THI COUNTYO~OltAHOC Ne. A·""' =:-~ .. ~!~:~ :::..~-!!.": e,••I• ol JOS.E PH I. OANSRl!AU. 1101 Po<'! S....,11,tlO Pl .• Nt~ B .. ch, ~O~~E IS MEAEBV' 01vaM to !ht C1~1~;:;:::,SHE.RE8YOIVEHIM 0rt c,.oltor> Of 11\e •bav1t n•.,,.d~I WedMSO.OV 0 .. <omtwor tt. n76 •11 00 lh.ll t it O.t'IOll\ l\av1nq ~t•IM> -111'1 0 (IOC .. "M •1 lrOftl ot "°""""".. the \flO <le<tdtftl ••• '•q"4red to lllt ---,.=-,""c"'T"'t"'T.,..10"'u""'s~B""'u""s-1N_E_S_S ___ H••bO< M~n.r.0•1 C.nur1. 4'01 J.,,.: them •''" tl>P rwt•n••Y -.c-~ tn -1\,,.0 0.•n~ CoHI Dally PllOI, NoY. "· •ncl o.c. t. •. , •. "" ... 1. PtJBUC NOTICE ,tnt TIOUl IU\INIH . MAMI ITATI MIHT ""' IOllOWl 1\9 oer;o" ,, 4'0inQ O\i~ ,...n•.s· OIAMONO cw.i.se co. 1SbH Commtrc• ........ HunllnQIOll ~t(n, CA•7t.•• 1(41NO J HAMU, t.c>f>I Do'Y\1111<• Or .. ,.11t1llt191ot1 Buch. (A~ Thi> -ll•H Ii. (Ot\Cllltlt<l l>Y •n In· dl••$1•1 t<•lno H~MV TnlJ \t•lt.,..nl w•J t1t"'1 ""'" ,,.. County Ct••-ot O<•noe County on OC· l-Jl,l"•· HW' Pullllt-~an99 COoHl °'"IY 1'1104 ...,,."'_ •. 11 18, H IU6 •Sltrl• PUBLIC NOTICE STATUo&IHT OP AaAlllOOMMllNT OP VS.Of flCTITIOUS I USrNIH NAMI The lollowltto ~rlan.s "-.-. -d 111t u>« ot lne flcllUOllS t>vll,..u ,,,,_, SOUlHlANO PAOPEllT IES MANAGf:MENT CO •• ttl H•mllton St • Cool• Mew. C•lll. tt•n n.. FICtlll°"I Bu>ln•n Me-r• lerr..i la abovt WH !!Itel In Ot.,. Co\llltvon P'obruary • 19111 Sterlln9 Phlll1p\ ltJ H•mlllon, C:O.r•Me>• CAlll, t?U7 Jtme. Sllv~r. ttl H•mlllM, Coil• Me•t , Calif 'lU1 Plul C. lotOb\, 2') H•tnllloft, eo.11 Me\t, C•lll. tlUP Tllllo b<nlne~• WH COftd\Kl-0 by 4 tlmlltd ~rtnerslllp. JU!'lel SllV11 r Tllh >l•t•menl we< 111e<1 wlll\ tllt c.aun1v Cltrlt of O<•noe Counly Of\ NO•· ernW< 4. "16 l'Um Pllbll11'1ed 0.11'1~ Coll! O.lly PllOI. .Nov II. te, U.•nd Dec. 2, 1tl• •S6t16 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS aUSllHU NAMI ST1'TIMIHf ,,,. lotlowlfl9 QefSOlll .,. doing.,.,. .. nttl .. : PU BUC NOTICE NOTICIO,Ll&NULa Nolle.• 11 ller•llr 111.,.,., t~ ""' .,.. •• ••ll ...... C.11tor11I• ... treattOn <:o , 11'1 l•Y>lde Orlvt, Coront dlel AM~. li::':~"~·.~~~ .. ~·!c~!~~~~~,. ll•T"O• Ort ... , Coro"• d<rl Mer, Cellfor11la •t•2>. •• l 00 P No on Otcf ml>e• •• 1'16. 1~• IOllOWlftO oucr!M C11Ytper1v.1ow11: Honw\OI "9w-r ~I. stldltf Ne. l~,.f. Lti\qlll u ·o.··, ltltQl•lretoon No CP'JtltCW Said ••Ith fOr Wll\IYlf\O • "-" .. lne IM\Otf119t1ed '°' bo•I "0""~ fl\ lhe -1 01 U Ot fO •nd •t a cont1_, '•ta or 11 60 per d•Y from 1111 ''· ,_._ wllh <OJO of tdwrl'11!1o •...S •~--ofs.le Otltc:I 11\1• 11111 "' .. ~. 1'1.. •• (llilomlt lte<rteHonCo, 11J7 BOll<lt D•l\19 Cof-<HIMar,CAmlS • Pvbllll'led O<•noe C041U ~tr Piiot. ,..., n, 1'1• • PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUSall~IHIU NAMIE STATIMfHT • Tiie tottowlnQ -50n I) Cloll'l9 11!11'>!· "'"'•' II 810 SCA INTE RNATION.i.L 11 BIO ~CA PUllLl,HINO co 31 810 COMMUNl(ATIOP>I S 41 BIO ~EA ENGINEERIN(, CO 11911 S~yaon. Clrcl• Sulli' I Ir.In~ C~lllornoa'711• Edw•rd C. C1rqll&, 640t Myrtl.,. Orl•t, HunllftQlon 6e°'ll. GtlllOflll.t •1•41 Thlt t>utl"'IU I~ COt\CluCtfd by •n .... lll•ldu~I SOWA RO C. CAltGILE This 1l1tt-nt """' 111..i wltl\ t~ Cbtifttr Cttrl\ o1 Ot•noe Counlr., oc-'*' 2', 1t1•. fU7tJt PullllJhtd Ot'•"~ coast O.ltr IJftd. ,...,,.,,,_ •. "· 11. u. "" 011-11> PUBLIC NOTICE , ... ," NOTICa TOCltlOITI>ltS HO A·"'4J SUl'llltOll COUllTOl'THI ITATf 01' CALll'OllNIA l'Oflt THI COUNTY Of OltA!iOl tn 1ne ~11er.,. ,,,. t.1•1~a1 ouve EllEEN OS8UAN, O•c .. ~o. NAMI 'TATfMINT !>Ore<' 81 .. d Clly ot N••PG'1 a.~11. I ... otllC• of the cltrot of .... ~ tn· P U BLJC NOTICE Thtl IOllo"''" SI•" ol (Allforftfe, I l•llld<aurt or lo ore\lftl llNni ""'"'"" -------------1lltl\4\ will ~II at publlc .... llnn 10 tl\t "'~· t\fCt\W•Y •OIKher\.1011\t .,,,.,..,.'l"fd (I) NEWPOltT BAV TAI( Sf:l'IV!CE; Il l N6WPOIH llAY LEASINGCOMP ... NY ; Ill NEWPOllT BAY FINANCE COMPANY le NNtP0'1 l'ley Ca,..,Hny Ltd .• • Catltw.,1• c0<oorellOI\, 11 W•ttdlrlnQ Riil, frv;l'le CA ,,,/IS NOl•Ct ls "-rt by q .. ,. lo trtdll<><• N v•"'I c1,11m, •otlMt ,,,. W•O a.<•·· ;e...110 Ill• UICI Cl•lm• In lne oltlct <'I r1tt cttr1' Of Ille ••ortu•O •ou'1 <>< to o..wm 11\em 10 tne 11~tr\l9~ •I the cfll<t ol J4Clt A SMITH, ICNUPP l SMITll Allorr>ty\ •I L•• IJ'Oo [ l't,41-101'114 )I ,0, Ban-of Amt>(lr.t Bio .. '" ll'le C.lty o• Whittier, In i..o, .J,Ofl•t C.Oun1v. WP\lcn ••ntr othc• " •no olact ol bu\lfte\\ ol ttt. under\!Qnt>d •n •II m•lttr\ Ptrttlnln'f_ to •••Cl ttl•I• 5<ich cla•m• wlln l"t nett\_.,. vou<""'' mu\I l>C' lltrcJ or oroMnle<l a• ltloreuld whllln lour mont,.,\ •lter 111<• lint ovbllc•llon ol thl> nollco. FICTITIOU!i BUSINESS NA"4E STATEMENT T'l"" follow,nq twr'~o" 1\ 00.""J bu\I M.'\\ I\ GOOO IMPRES\IONS 01' SAO DLE8A~I(. 76SJ7 lope <I~ Ve<J• Ml~ \1on Vt~1~ C.\ .-?f!llS W;J"tn•' C Krutl ?~\17 lOf)r\ dt V,.qa M l\(,1n" Vt''IO. (~ q7~1' Hus bu\lnt!'\\ 11. cnnoucttO f')Y ~" tn CllV1tludl WdVnf> C Krull 1hls 1il•f,.tntl'\l Wd' tiled w11" 1ni1· C~unty Cltrk 01 O••nQe County on No• '"'""r) "16 FUOt PuhH,l'\•d Or 'no• r:o HI O•HY Pilot N"•em~r II. 18, 2S, •nd O.ctmbrr 1 1916 TAL40R0 INVESTMEl(TS 36• blddor fo<U~"lnl•wlulmoneyofl,_ di lht law olllwoort VnolNlStiol .. \ ....... W ini t111eena In COLfi""'N & HOWAllD 111n E•rt e. ... " c•cn~ ter'" t oi ~•id ~OdQm• ,,, dl"r>tOI"') In·~ '1th Strt•• We\t 8ullOln9. Tu~Un abovf"' de-sc.rttw-d O'"'\ ... ,ty n,. \0 mu<" ,..,,,111no 1adrou ts Pou Oftlre 8-1• Ot ~':",,;,'., !·, J.::."l,. ~t~S Sau...,1110 '""'"'<>r •• mav "' noc•u•rv IQ Mlll\IV I ''~ S•nt• An• (.1111ornl• '11111. R1ct\.ii,.d D Forn~v. l»O Se•V•t>w 't41d ~x.cut1on, with •C.tru@<S lnttre\t wf'l•(h 1, Ow oltKe Of bu\1nt'\\ of tn. un A~ .C.ron•d•I M1tt,C .. llt,'n61) tnd<O\ll nt•~•l)fl'1! "' 411 m41t-.\ 0'!'1,•f\lnq 'O Rlcnaro w Schmidt, 2110 PM~ OattdNo•rmbor17 1t7& '"""'•l~ot u1d<l<'c•denl,wlfhlntour Ne"'oorl ")lq Nt woon Buth, C• MJrsn.io. Or•n~ C.OUT\lv rn<IT\IM tit••'"''"" oubllUllonOf lhi> '11>60 BvEunoM Elder,O•PllfY notice T~'' bY\ln•<~" MnOuCl•d by an VT\ By Euno M Elder O.teCI NO•Pmbtr 2 1916 ln<O•f)O••OO•Q """"•hon otrter 11\<in Otpul• llTLt IN~URANCE ANO Jl>oJ•I,,., ,,.,,0 WAAAEN B. WIM(A TllUST COMP"NY R1<Mr<1 w Srllmioi Ptelftlltl"s AttO•MY 8y Jo"" G '11tthcoc~. Jr l"" \l•l•m~ni wa. ll••rJ will\ lt>o 1400N. Harllor ll•d •• s.,11• 400 Vitt Pro\ldtnl •nd C"UT\l r (l•r~ ol Of.tnr,ift County on No); Fullt,,on, Call! tJUS Tr..llOlllcM um.,_.r '. t~I~ Pvbll;hed OrMq~ Coa" O•oly Pilot E •etutor 01 fht Will Ol 1""' ,._, No••rn~• 1S •nO'•llon The NtWPQ•I 8•y C&me>anv ll<! ThomH E. "nllnoon, Prevdenl Thi\ \fflt l'Mnl wu llled With ,,_ County Cieri< Of Oranoo C.ounly on Nov. •s.1q1•. -n Pvbll\tt.Cl Or •nqe CoHI Dally Piiot, Nov. 18, lS, and O.c. 2, 9, ltl6 P U BLIC NOTICE O•todOrt t~. 1'76 T'iOMASO M.i.CKE'l'.J~ A""'I 111\lr•lorof ttte e~·~ltOf ~··" 0.-teclenl ------------~ l(l'IUl'l't SMITH ll•IJI 11tt.,...v·•t.uw Pubil,ll•cl Or.1nq• Coas1 Dally Piiot --------------1 COOKSIY ,COLEMAN . HOWAltO '140-U l>lo• 11 18 'I •naO.r t.1916 •.1.11.1• PUBLIC NOTICE :v~C:.::ii~'"'11' -----------1---P-U_B_L_l_C_N_O_TI_CE··--------------1 S....t•Ah•,CA•2111 SUPllttO• COUltT 01' THE STA Tl Of' CALll'OltllllA "Ott TNl~NfYO,OllAHGI N•.A-ttSH 1-1. PMl*l1>hl• SI. ........ -.. A-•IUBld,. PUBLIC NOTICE s-10111 o u 1u H m NOTICI! 0,. HIAltl NO OP l'«TITION P'Oll "lt0BATI 01' WILL ANO f!Olt LITTEllS TUTAMN· T•llY Wl\ltt .. r. CA._, J-A.Sml11t FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STAT(MENT 'the loflOWlnq ~r\O•\\ dt~ d<>l"9 OU.I "''\ •s B & J MAWNllY 111 W Ocon 81¥<! 'ili'\linijl&" 9•4Ch. C4 Olf>.16 Ar,f)I ,, t1 Ou,.n•n•n Jf. I U w °'*M Bl.-, HunlH'IQton Buch. CA "11>~ OH•-I s Bollno 100'4 LI)\ Co.,ot,..., S:ou,,t ... n V4flev CA9'210" '"'' b"''"''' '' co,,docteo ov ,. ~l"•I Nttr'IH\,,fO A'"l'Mrf Joi Bur ft•,,'" }t ff\1s \t •lemMU ••"' f1lfld wtlt\ ,.,.. r 4',;l'IT'/ r.,.,._, ot'OtAnQ• COV'-\'t'on Nov· '"'hr' I 1•16. PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS 8USINfSS N4M( STATEMENT rn. lol!ow1ng cier~n\ ••t 001nQ b111I n,_,, ,.~ THE CLE AN M .. C'Hl"IC JAktrO,H.i.t... ~·~ ~trl)~&li. 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Oolnq bU\I· 'if'\\"' ROWEN.II CREATION$ l\NO IN· CA APT •11 Jl\I Slr••I, Newr>orl Oeatn tA 97661 l'low•ne L Cit•ham, Per1ntr, 2000 Ou.M\ Aire-.. <:ov•n•. CA J•"Y E Sw•tno. P1'1ner. '1919 'iAAql'tOHtl Av• R1ve-r:Udtt~CA~SOJ Thi\. bU\•nf!o' .• , (Onduc.ted by • ~·n.r•f pdr1n••,.\n10 ''"''YE ~·wanty Thi\ ~tAtl'mf"nt wa-. hltrt with t~ Co)Uflfy Cltr' 01 OrAng• Counlyon No• ll, .,,~ NOTICE TO Cl'lfDITOllS An9r ... nlor E•t<ulor Ho. A 1,.H Publl>""I D•llY Pilot Pub41\~ O•.tt\Q"" Conl Oallv PllO' Howrn,,..r•.11. II H IU6 ·~·16 SUP(ll tOR COUAT 0 , THE Nov 4 tt 19 H, ttl• OS:l-1• STAT( OF CALI J:ORt41A ,Olt T~ECOU'4TYOFOAA'40E '" ti'\• Matt'"' ,-t 11"11 f \t•t1 ot P UBLIC NOTICE E>lllt Of WENOELl F', RA'YMOl'CD, <!~a RAY RAYMO"IO, •~• WENOt'.LL PUBLIC NOTICE GERTt>UOE >1 SWt<'f O•• ·~ -------------FEllONAAYM0N0,04<HMcl. -------------NOTICE IS "'EAEBY GIVEN \1141 NOTICIOl'INTINTTOMAKE Notter ts rtt·rf'b'I Q vtn tfl crflld1t.ou. _...,"'9Cl41t1m), •Qeln\t tf\e \,\1UOP<'"'<tt""t ·~ fll~ \l1d Cltt1h'I\ n tt\e otto<~ t)f tr-. c•e-r~ Of lhe ••ort-,.~IO(OU't"" toort>~t ~ to lf\e Ul\dt'f'\tQIW(f •t IPw'I-ofh'f O'f PERRY BERT RA .. •ttn•f'leV Al L•w )SOC)WH~'11rf' Blvd ~hlltt t t"lft In,.._,. 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W.fl, lft 1'-Cllynf Santo An•. C•llloml1. 0 .. td No• 18 1916 W11..l.14M E. SI JOHN, Counh Cl~r~ ltOll•T J , EOl!N' U'lt a""4111vnl SI , W..""'1ttler,CA.UMJ An_., NI'! .... llltMr flutllli1ttd Orl!M)t Coesl o.t111 PllOI, N0,..111.,.r U , 2S. end Oec•Mber I, '"& ma.1• PUBLIC NO'MCE ST•T! Of! CALI l'OltNIA fllOtt C..llfC)ff'tll. on or •lltr IM .. lo city ot THl.COUHTYOl'OaANOI December "7•. He. A ... 9't 5o llf 4\ I\ known lo lht lr.,...ltr•, H 0 'I c ~ 0, " I A " ... 0 0" !fie (r..,\ltror 1\11\ no1 UHd .... y M l· PIETITIOH l'Olt l'll0•1'Tf OP WILL ""' n•me or •ddrtl\ Olfttf -""' ANO P'Olt Ll!TTErtS TISTAMI N· «>o ... ourln9t""lhr .. yu••l•\l,,._t, TAllY AND l'O• AUTHOlllZATION tVCtr>I· TO ADMIHISTI• UHOlll THI. OLIVErt•s1nc •• l0008rhlotS1-. l .. OIPllllDINT AOMINllTaATIOH ~t•Mlll,CA '1767• Ofl ESTATIS ACT 1,.ltOBATI CIODI. Jtllrn 0 WtllO\ stl IT 'IEQI . LYM B. Wtlln. • E\llle of VOLN EY EAAL Trtn\ferort M<CUlo+AN, 0.<0<td. eANI( 01' AMI a IC A NOTICE IS HEllEBY OIVEN INI l'UtleMITrvtl•"4h•lfltJIUMc\Mlitn PATAIC1 4 ANN McCUf C'iAH hu WttlAfWll\elmS?l fl•ed her•1n • pelllto11 for p,_, of 1.-S Wot C•U<tftl A•tn.,. Wiii •no for h~u•n<• of L•ll•t1 ~111,Gllllfofftll •tMt rul-l•ry la Ill• jMlll•-...., ,., Put>ll-Or•noe Cool O..Uy ""lot. •-lr•llon ta ltlmlnl)lt• the Est~• Nowmbtr JS. UI• nf>7' undt< lht 1-..nO.l'lt AO,,,,ftlllfWllon of E•t•lu Atl IProt>alt C.-)'1 el se;il rtferen<e to """l<h '' rnldt f&r lurtl\tr Nrtlcul•"· •ftCI 111411 IM time •1111 pltte of he•rln9 11\t stme hti -n ~t for O.omi.r 1, t'16, •I 10.co •. m .. lnlht cooriroom of OtCMtrlr'!ttftl No, Jot ~Id tou,,, Al 100 C•vl< CtnlM Drlv, wu1. In lllt Cllv of 51nta A"•· CalllO<ftl•. Oaltc:I NoYemtNr 11. 1'76 WILLIAM E. St JOHN, County Cieri< OUllANTa, 1tt\.IY ANOWAtt•tN An.ntey1 al U• 11e1 Wed~llff D"Y•. t•ftt )It N•~ ... , .. , C.lllt•lll•.,... ft11 (114) tJl•OUI """'*"''"': PtllU-r """41""41d Ot•noe coaJ1 O.lly "lot. Novtm"-' U, H, •nc:I 0.Ctmbtr I, P UBLIC N011CE · ,tCTITtOUS BUSIHISS NAMI ST U IEMI NT 'nit fOUOWlnQ .,.,,.,. It ootroo bllJ!• fttl\H ' EKECVTtVE PAOOVCTS, !US elrt.111 .. ld SI., Tu\lln, CA t2"*1 Mlctt.tl P. "-"· i.u lltrtf\fi.td SI,. Tu>lln, (4 tt..0 'nll' t>utifttn Is cot\duct1d by an 1 ... lllVldUl l, Mlr l\4tll', "tdCS.ft Tiii• "•l•,,,.nl w .. 111.0 wl~ tllt' Covnlv ,,,,~ 01 Or•nQt C-IYOftNOY, U, ""· ~· Ptll>llthtd Or•noe C.Ottt OlllV Pllbt, Nov. 11, 11. •nd Otc. 2. '· "'• "'' 4"!>1• ------------''"'m.._•1..,• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. , CJ.2 DAIL v PIJ.OT Thursday, November 25. 197E Top Outboard Drivers Vying At Lake Havasu By ALMON LOCK.ABEY OI-. O.lly ""'SIMI Top drivers from throughout the world are set to compete Saturday and Sunday in the six-hour Lake Havasu City world outboard championship. The event Is fashioned after the old Outboard World Championship held at Lake Havasu for nine years, but will include class titles as well as the overall winner. The 1976 Havasu Classic will feature a number of drivers who competed iq the OWC -includJng at least two from Orange County -plus a number of newcomers. Admission will be free to the public. Starting time will be at 11 a.m. both days with a modified LeMans take -off from the pits on the nautical Inn shoreline. Orange County drivers will include Dick Sher- rer from Seal Beach and 'fed May, Fountain Valley. Other West Coast drivers will be Dave Packer, Honolulu, Rich Marshall, Palo Alto, and Bob Holloway, Modesto. OTHER FAMOUS names in the 1()().plus entry list include Cees V a n Der Yeldon, Holland; Reggie Foun· BOATING taln, Tarboro, N.C.; Bill Seebold, St. Louis, Mo.; Jimbo McConnell, Won· d e rla ke, Ul.; Barry Woods, Fond du Lac, , Wisc.; Tom Pasey, Abilene, Tex.; Earl Bentz, Nashville. Tenn.; Bob Hering, Oshkosh, Wisc.: H.T. (Mac) McCune, Denver, Colo.; Art Kennedy, St. Louis, Mo.; and Roger J enkins, Cardiff, Wales. Fountain, Seebold, Bentz and Van Der Velden are members of the Mercury factory racing team. Hering, Posey. McConnell, Woods and Ken Stevenson Oy the colors of Outboard Marine Corp. The U.S. a rmy will be represented for the first time at Lake Havasu by George Osborne, Lakeland, Tex., driving an Evinrude. WITH THE PURSE AT $16,500, it promises to be a battle of tunnel huUs, with some of the Johnson, Evinrude and Mercury engines kicking out as much as 300 horsepower. Boats will include Molinari, Scotti, Schulze, Ron Jones, Seebold, Marathon, Crusader and about a dozen others. All will be sing le engi nes producing straightaway speeds up to 125 miles an hour. The course will be a four-mile boomerang used by the old owe. including the unique righttum. but r acing will be reduced from four hours each day to three. The overall winner will be the driver who cov· ers the most distance in the six hours of racing. Championships will be awarded in the various classes ranging from sprint boats to unlimiteds. SPONSORS OF TIIE EVENT are the Havasu Sports Federation and the Lake Havasu Jaycees which have raised more than $40,000 to promote the ' event. It is sanctioned by the American ier Boats Association and A PBA officials will in de Bob Merrel. referee, and Cliff Fret>r, race dire or . McCulloch Oil Corp., through its president C. V. Wood, has donated $15,000 toward the race and Out· board Marine Corp . another $1,50(). This is the first step to bring big-time outboard racmg back to Havasu." said Skip Guarini of the Havasu Sports Federation ''The old OWC was the No. 1 boat race in the world and we aim to make the Havas u Classic 1ts equaJ in the years ahead " Shoonmaker Tops Dana Point Series Pete Schoonmaker of Bahia Corinthian Yachl Club wound up as the overall and Class A winner in Dana Point Yacht Club's fourth annual.Dana Point Series for yachts with Performance Handicap Rac· ing F1eet (PHRF> ratings. Schoonmaker salted his modified Morgan·Z7 Wlldcat fi ve wins. and one third place and did not sail in one race The Dana Point Senes has grown in popularity since its rnception and this year had S6 entries, drawing boats from Oceanc.,1d1: and Newport Beach. Seven yacht cJubs were n·pn·~<·nted m the series_ The seven.race senes mcludl'<f onr 64-miler and the others averaged J 5 rmles IN ADDITION TO ntE PHRF Ser ies, OPYC co-hosted three major offshore races with other yacht clubs, including the 134·mile San Clemente Island race wllb Silver~ate Yacht Club, San Diego; the Southern California Coastal race with Pacific Mariners Yacht Club. Marina del Rey, and the-Seal Beach lo Dana Point race with Seal Beach Yacht Club. In class racing over ocean courses, DPYC was host lo the Polynesian Concept catamara ns in their national cha m pionsihip. Eight regattas rounded out the year for s uch classes as Lido·l4s, Lasers, Sabots and Hoble-lOs on inside courses. · The club also sponsored the Dana Belles PHRF series for women skippers and crews and conducted an active junior program consisting of an eight· week, four day a week session during the summer. FINAL STANDINGS OF DANA Point PHRF Series: OVERALL -t , Wildcat. Pete Schoonmaker. 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Greich, 27, who had played out his option with Baltimore, became the third free agent lo sign with California an the American .League since the Nov. 4 re-e ntri1 baseball draft wa:s ·held in Ne.w York. "It's a dream come lrue for dream to get to the majors but tails were yet to be worked out. same length or time. fi1.>ld!ng 11horlslop ln the minor thJs is just the dream ol dreams. However, Grieb was belleved Grich played second base for leagues. T I It's the ultimate. to have agreed to a five-year pact the Orioles but will be switched Owner Gene Autry u.nnounced an 0 e "U anythin1. one of the most totalling about$1.2 mlllion. to shortstop for the Angels in 1977 the signing, whtch followed his e determining factors was when Earlier, the Angels had 'signed with Jerry Remy r~maining at previous statement that he would the Angels went out and got first baseman-oul.flelder Baylor second, a team spokesman said. open the purse strings to bring a Joe Rudi and Don Baylor. When and outfielder Rudi, who had "I'm confident I can do the winning club to Anaheim. that happened, I sll.ld to myself, played out their options with job," the newest Angels said. Grich earned a fourth Golden this is going lo be a tough ball Oakland. "The last time 1 played a run Glove award as a top-fielding club, and here I am." Baylor reportedly would re-season at shortstop was in l!Yll second baseman in the American No figures were announced ceive $875,000 on a five-year con-for Rochester and l won the League dunng the past season· and Angels president Arthur tract and Rudi between $1.S Rawling!! Silver Glove " He hit.266 with lheOrioles in 1976. <\Plllll-19 Sports in Brief Sarita Monica 'Going to Bowl Santa Monica College will r e pres e nt the Southern California Conference in Satur- day night's Avocado Bowl fool· ball game against Fuller ton College at Cerritos. That decision came Wednc!>· · day when the Southern California JC appeals board reversed a SoCal Conference decision. . The conference, charging San· ta Monica with an ineligible player, had said the Corsairs• would not go to the Avocado Bowl and would have to forfeit four conference games An appeal was also denied by the con- ference. But the Southern Cal JC ap· peals group saw otherwise and d eclared the Santa Monica player eHgible. The conference then voted 5.3 (four members abstained) to make the player. Frank Smith, eligible. Lmcer• Lo•e DENVER -Ted McClain scored 11 points in the final period Wednesday night a s Denver posted a 122·112 National Basketball Association victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Duden on the famed Wigwam Country Club course Wednesday to win his third consecutive U.S. National Seniors Open golf champ1onsh1p. The 62-year-old Barber. who won his second title on the same course a year ago, shot a two· over-par 74 lo finish with a 280 · Borg D ef e a t ed COPENHAGEN -Wojek Fibak o f Poland defeat ed Adriano Panatta of Italy, 6·7, 6·3, 6-2 Wednesday in a $'70,000 round robin invitation tennis tourna· • ment, here. In the second match of the night, Romania's llie Nastase came from behind to defeat Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg of Sweden. 1·6,6-3, 6·4. Plfltlft"• I afled MADISON, Wis. -Two stan- dout University of Wisconsin basketball players, Arnold Gaines and James Gregory, were held in Dane County jail to· day after being taken into custody by university police for alleged burglary, deputy sheriff James Marlin said. DALLAS (AP) -Among other thinss. today's crucial St. Louis· Oallas showdown features a re- turn bout between Cowboys linebacker Lee Roy Jordan and Cardinals oHenslve lineman Conrad "Mad Dog'' Dobler. Dobler sent Jotdan into a tiny Jast month when Dallas lost 2J-17 in St. Louis. "Just until wait unlil he <Dob le r) comes to Texas Stadium.'' said Jordan, who ac· cused Dobler of clipping him. Jordan added, "Dobler is pro- bably the dirtiest player in the National Football League." o.hler countered by saying, "I can remember when Lee Roy used to run so fast you couldn't block him. He must be slowing down." "We know Lee Roy is after Conrad," said Cardinals wide re· ceiver Mel Gray. "We like Lee Roy as a person, but when the game starts he 's the enemy." Cowboys assistant scout ErmaJ Allen had said that the Cardinals were the holdingest. team in professional football. Asked if he agreed with that summation, Dallas coach Tom "Landry smiled and said, "They (the Cardinals) are very skilled at what they do.'· The Car<linals, trailing t he Cowboys by one game in the Na- tional Conference East. need a victory more than Dallas. A loss would hur t the Cardinals ' playoffs chances. It would give them four defeats. the same as Washington, which would have an advantage because of two victories over St. Louis. COSTA MESA'S BENNY RICARDO (3) PLAYS FOR DETROIT AGAINST BUFFALO. A sellout c rowd of 17 ,803 watched as Kareem Abdul· Jabbar kept the determined Lakers in the game with his shooting, winding up with a game-high 28 points and making two s uccessive hook shots to tie the game at 101·101 w1th 6:45 re· maining. Enters on, Lutz Duel On the other band, a victory would put the Cardinals in a tie with Dallas at 9·3. St. Louis would have the edge over Dallas in capturing a third consecutive division title because it would have beaten the Cowboys twice. The Cowboys still would be ahead or Washington for the NFC's wild card berth. t i lions Face 's· ; unpson, J Bills Today ~ PONTIAC, Mich !AP) -The National Football League's No l f. efense will be trying to handle he American Conference's tnp ass receiver and it's fourth· eading runner today when th<' Detroit Lions host the Buffalo Bills al the Pontiac Silvt-rdomc Wide receiver Boh Chandler or fhe Bills leads the AFC in pass Catches with 19, wh1lc superstar halfback 0 J Simpson ranks fourth in rushing yardage w1Ul f56. ' Eight-year \'l'teran Simpson, $econd-Jead1ng rusher in NFI, •istory behind Jim Brown 's O.n'Tefl .. O....IH'l 4 ai 9:39 12.312 yards . nl'cds Just 21 mon• to reach the 9,000-yard mark for -is career. If he gets 144 he'll hit i.OOO for the season, rnarkjng h111 fifth consecutive 1.000-yard cam paign. "You sav. 'Oh . stosh. hl''" onl v eonna get 1,000 yarcb lhll> }t>ur'. . said Lions' interim coach Tom my Hudspeth. "If somebody else had what h('> has now you'd he foaming at the mouth. He's still the same. He's still a dangerous football player. "You gotta stop rum if you wanna stop their running at· tack." Detroit ranks first in the league in total defense. Jn the Nd·· tional Conference, the Lions are first in defense agaJnst the ru1;h and fourth aJ!alnsl the pass Greg Landry of the Lions leadc; NFC quarterbacks statistically and is third in the NFL. Buffalo's quart<'rback 1s third year m a n Gary Marangi of Boston Cglle~c. lie took over al mid-season from Joe Ferguson, who was injured. Former Costa Mesa Jligh and Oran ge Coast star Benny 1\lcardo is the Lions' place- kfcker. A field goal by Ricardo in the lasi two minutes gave Detroit a 20-17 vjctory over Buffalo in an exhibition game at the SUverdome in July. Detroit, coming off a 14·10 triumph over lbe Chicago Bears, takes a 5-6 record into the game. Bullalo Is oo a seven-game losing streak and has a 2·9 record -0·6 slnce Jim Ringo replaced Lou Saban, who res igned as head coach. Hudspeth Is 4-3 since tak· Ing over from Rick Fonano, who also resigned. The 1ame marks the 37th re-- newal or Detroit's Tbank.acivlt\1 D•y contest. A crowd of pcrhap.i; ' 10,000 is expected, alona with a lV audience or some~ mlllJon. Nebraska, Sooners Square Off Friday LINCOLN , Neb. <AP) - Nebraska, needing a victory an order to tie for the Big Eight Con- ference championship and go to t he Orange Bowl. faces Oklahoma Friday in a college football game between two teams which have had up and down seasons. Nebraska. ranked No. 10 witb a 7 2·1 record, hasn't beaten the Sooners since 1971. Oklahoma, OaTVFridatJ C1aaallft 1 •t IJ:JS with a record identical to the Cornhuskers, is ranked No. 8. With lhe nationally-televised bit{ game ahead of tus squad, Nebr aska coach Tom Osborne acknowledged that. "a lot of peo- ple have been talking about our leam's motivation since the Iowa State game, · which Nebraska lost. Lott has moved the Sooners weU since he was moved into the job alter the Texas game. ''We'r e aware that the past three years the Oklahoma quarterback has hurt us and we're working on containing him this year ." said Huskers cor· nerback Dave Butterfield. ''Lott doesn't have all that much ex- perience, but we know he can run very wel I.'• &th teams have had ball con· trol problems. Oklahoma has Jost' 26 of 45 fumbJes. Nebraska has lost the ball on fumbles 22 times. Oklahoma's secondary has been plagued with injuries, a fact not likely unnoticed by Osborne and Ferragamo. Oklahoma's op- ronents have averaged 143 yards in the air. But seconds later McClain drove the lane and converted a three·point play which snapped the deadlock. LOS ANOIELIES (1111 R~wll a. Fora o. •b dul·Jet>Wr 11, Ch•nt1 • Allf<> rl Abo•neth~ • L-r 11, W.-llln9lCW1 1•. l<UO« 1 Tal""' I DEN\llEll 11221 -Jonu 10. lswl 77, T.rv1or 10. Tho'"l>Son U. W•D,ltr 1, WIHfa~ 2, McClain 1&, SllH16,WI"'•· '-°' Anoetu .,.. 7S ,.. u -111 Deft•"' 31 11 13 3)-117 Fouled.,.., -O~r••d. Tolal IOUI\ -LO\ Anoel•> ZS. 0.nveru A 17,801 Majors to S ign? ATLANTA -Johnny Majors, coach of the No. 1-ra.nked Pit- tsburgh Panthers college football team, is expected to announce Saturday that he will become head coach at the University or Tennessee, it was r eported Thursday. BarberTri11mphs LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. - Costa Mesa's Willie Barber. proving that he's one who im- proves with age, ouUasted Bob "But r think this business of" f'mota on 1s a bn overplayed," Osbornl' sald. "The players are aware of the Importance of this ~ame comin1t up. Emotion Is im· portant but 1 think that al Iowa State, for instance. we were more physically and mentally tired than unemotional." Sports on Television Neb raska has s hown a balanced offense this season, but has relied largely on the passing oC quarterback Vince Ferragamo to come up with game-breaking plays. A victory will put the Comhuskers into a three-way tie for the conference lead with Colorado and Kansas State. The Hus kers will confront a Sooner& wishbone offense that has undone Nebraska for four xtrai1tlft. years. A key problem trus year, as last. will be stopping the Oklahoma quarterback. Sophomore signal caller Tom On TV Today 9 a .m . (9) -BOXING -A boxing tripleheader, taped at Seattle. Bob Foster races Rafael Gutierrez in the main event. Preliminaries: Ibar Arrington faces Irish Pat Duncan. in a heavyweight bout and Larry Castaneda meets Marvin Camel .in a light heavyweight bout. 9:30a.m . <")-NFLFOOT· BA.LL -The Buffalo Bills meet the Detroit Llons at Pontiac, Mich. 10 a.m . (2) -N B A B AS K E TBALL -The Washington Bullets meet the Suns at Phoenix. 12:30 p .m . (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -The St. Louis Cardinals vs. Dallas at Irv· ing, Tex. 5:30 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Texas A&M meets the University of Texas. On T V Friday 11 :15 a.m. (7) -OOLLEGE FOOTBALL -Oklahoma's Sooners meet the Nebraska Cornhuskers in Lincoln, Neb. 6 p.m . (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Penn State's Nittany Lions meet the Pit· tsburgh Panther s in Pit- tsburgh. 10 p.m. (5) -COLLEGE BASKE TBALL -San Diego State meets UCLA in a game taped earlier at Pauley Pavilion. In Tourney Bob Lutz of San Clemente and Roy Emerson of Newi»rt Beach meet in first round ad.ion of the Challenge Cup tennis tourna- ment al the Irvine Racquet Club Friday night at 7:~ lo highlight opening day action. · The tournament, featuring eight touring professionals, will continue through Saturday and Sunday w ith the championship singles or doubles competition getting under way at noon Sun- day. The finals will be telecast over KABC (Channel 7) begin- ning at 1 Sunday. In other opening round matches Friday, Tom Gorman will play Peter FJ.Fming at 1:30 ; Marty Riessen faces Sandy Mayer at 2 : 30; and Charles Pasarell t angles with Jeff Borowiak al9p.m . The tournament is the first event to be staged at the recently completed tennis facility adjoin· rng the Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course in the city of Irvine. Two doubles m atches will be' played between the afternoon and evening sessions Friday in· volving the eight pros and two teams of Southern California pros. Two additional doubles matches will be played Saturday. An elimination tournament for Southern California area club pros will be completed today lo determine two teams to compete against the touring stars in that phase of the event. E m erson i s a former Wimbledon champion and Australian Davis Cup ·Star and will be one or the top favorites In the singles competition. Friday morning between 10 and 12, Don Sutton and Steve Garvey of the Los Angeles Dodgers will be on hand for a youth clinic with Garvey team· Ing with actor Chris Connely in an exhibition m atch at noon. Aggies, Texas Collide To.day AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)-A run of injuries bas left the Texas Longhorns with a starting backfield of three freshmen and a junior who hasn't lettered for tonight's college football game against powerful Texas A&M. Since junior quarterback David Walker took over the titst string live games ago, Texas A&M has averaged 42 point.9 on an outing. The ARh!t' attack· style derense, ranked nrat in the naUon ln 1974, s~ last year and roUrt.h through 10 11mea this year. has held 01>ponenl~ to 99 yards rush.Ing a 1ame. The o n ce miabty Texu Wishbone Pounded out .ic net yards r u s h ing again s t Houston-a school record-and then fell to yet another re<:ord wheo 1l ripped Baylor for 14 yards. Nine of the 21 Aggies seniors are winning their fourth varsity letters this year. Coach Darrell Royal of Texas says he hasn 'l run up the na1 but calli thl1 game "probably the biggest mlsmetch" lnvoJv,tng ah underdoi Longhorns team since he came hero 20 years ago. Fourteen or Royal's starters have missed two or more games because or injuries. including Ear l "The Franchise" Campbell, considered by many to have been the best power run· ner in college Coot.ball in 1975. The Aggtes have an important injury. too. Middle linebacker Robert Jackson is out with the same ailment that hobbles Campbell, a \>ulled ba11U1tring. Jacksoo s r eplacement, Roderick Reed. 6· l and 226, has said , ''J 'm coing to s top Campbell Ute Jackson dld.'' To do tb1t, Reed wUl have to be careful not lo hit tht bench. l\oyal says Campbell <lclinitely • will U>tss the game. "It doesn't make any dirterence if he suits out or not. he's nol going to play," he said. Starting for Texas will be freshmen Mark Mc Bath at quarterback, Johnny "Goldmedal" Jones at left halfback and Jimmy Johnson at fullback. Junior Robert Butler will s\a.rt at right halCback. Texas ls 4·4·1. A&M, which will play Florida in the Sun &wl, is 8-2. The Ag&ie!I have beaten Texas only o nce in 52-year ·old Me morial Stadium, u 34·2l stomping at the end o(Teica.s' l 8 season in 1956 . Landry said, "This is the one game we knew we had to win all along for the division cham· pionship. Everything is al stake Both teams are coming orr a de feat. There will be no excuses for not being up for this game." Kings Fall, 5-4 LOS ANGELES • Dennis Hull struck for two goals and added an assist, leading Chicago lo a S-4 National Hockey League victory over Los Angeles Wednesday night, extending the Kings' win· less streak to nine games. MAC MOORE Moore Q~ts ·At El Toro By ROGER CARLSON CM IM Dally,., ... SU" El Toro High football coach Mac Moore bas resigned his post at the Chargers campus follow· ing this season's 4·5 mark. "The decision was brought about after several discussions with the administration and the athletic department," said Moore, who initialed the El Toro football program in 1973 with a 9-i record, followed by a co- cbampionsbip in 1974. Th e Ch argers fell on bard times the past two aeasoos-last year it was a 1·8 record and after • three wins al the start. ol tbls year, the Chargers Jost their last six, although the loss to Laguna Beach was reversed by forfeit. "El Toro should have a very competitive program next year," says Mo~re_i _'_'wit h several returning sunen. I'll continue to teach here in the mathematics department, but I'll also be looking for another football job hopefully somewhere lntbis area. Mooce'a fou.r·year won-Joss tt- cord ls lS..18· 1. No successor hu been named to take the post_ D2 O~IL Y PILOT Thurtday, November 25. t976 Univer sity Poloists Blitz Foe GWC Nabs SoCal Polo Title SPORTS Punchless ~t~ Fall, 16-5 By ED BURGART Of Ille 01lly Pllal ~tt LONG BEACH-The Long Beach Poly Jackrabbits held Costa Mesa's Mustangs to four shots on goal {one in the first three periods> and rolled to a 16·5 triumph in the first round of the CIF 4·A water polo playoffs Wed· nesday night at Long Beach Poly High, here. The pesky Jackrabbits wouldn't allow the Mustangs to work the ball inside to hole man Mark Whitmor e. who was tighUy fronted from the fl rst moments. Althou~h only leading 2·0 after one period, the Jackrabbits quickly exploded as the Mustangs were cited for seven consecutive fouls in the second quarter. lt was during that lopsided second period when the Jackrab· bits outscored the Mustangs, 6·1, and two crucial goals came on penalty shots. Bf ROGER CARLSON Of llW CHllr PIMI SUfl lrvi.oe's University Hlgb post. ed a rouUne 16~ 7 water polo vie· tory over visiting Buena Park Wednesday to advance to the second round of the CIF 4·A playoffs. It wasn't really that close as coach Chuck Morris' University Trojans, behind the all-round play of Peter Campbell and the goal-tending of Jack Graham, had a l4·4 lead after three periods. Morris was substituting freely 111 the third period and the frosh· soph mopped up in the final seg· ment. Campbell had six goals for the South CoaSt League champions and Graham allowed Buena Park only two goals from the field in the first three quarters on eight attempts. Twice be blocked penalty shot tries. Despite Morris' objections to what he described as his team's lack of patience in setting up for the good shot, his team coMected on 13 of its first 14 shots from the field. Only Kirk Sampson's first· period attempt was a bit· off target, but Campbell tapped the ball in as University raced to a 5-0 lead in the first period, then put it away with six more in the third stanza after Buena Park had narrowed the count to 8-4 early in that quarter. University will be at Beverly Hills next Wednesday. Beverly Hills won at Buena, 10·7, in the first round, By CRAIG SHEFF Of .... Oolly l'IMI Se.II Golden West College shook oU a wild Long Beach City College rally ln the closing 3'h minutes lo notch a 13-12 victory lo tho cham. ploruship eamc of the Southern C&Wornha JC water polo tourney Wednesday at Jndependence Park in Fullerton. Thus roach Tom IIermstad's GWC Rustlers enter next week's <Dec. 3.4 > s t a te tourney at Golden West as the favorite. In other games , Orange Coast <tualified for the state tourney Laune r , Heck Lead CdM, 8-7 ByHOWAR DL.HANDY Of U.. O•llY PI lol SwH Alan Launer aod Dean Heck powered the Corona del Mar High Sea Kings to an 8-7 victory over host Los Alamitos High Wednesday afternoon in operung round CIF 4·A water polo action Corona del Mar will host El Rancho High in second round ac· lion next Wednesday. El Rancho defeated San Gorgonio, 20·5, in first round play. Launer, the CdM goalie, was the big hero of the afternoon when he blocked two successive shots in the closing 14 seconds as the Sea Kings were playing a man short due to a personal foul. Launer came out ol the goaJ to block the first amidst a swarm- ing band or Los Al Griffins, then took control or a rouow-up shot and was fouled. He passed out to a teammate a s the clock ran down to preserve the victory. Heck, the brilUant scoring star of the Sea Kings, hit five goals in· eluding two on penalty shots and three with a ssists from Paul with • come·frOm·beblnd lo..8 win over Ventura. 'nl~ Pinl~ later dtfeat.ed Fullerton, 9-8, tor third piece. Golden West, ln contzol a.ti or the $econd and third perlod5, ap. peared to have the SoCal UUo safely tucked away wttb tour minutes Jen In tho Jame when Jeff DeMott rammed tn a shot. giving the Rustlers a 13-9 lead. But Monte Nltlkowakl's Vik· lngs scor ed three goals In ll 1 "'2·minut.e span, cuttlna the gap to 13· 12 with two m inutcs let\. ll was hectic the rest or the way wttb the teams trading shots and turnovers. Lonir Beach bud lts fina l chance to tie it with 30 seconds left but G WC goalie Ke n oan..,ber came up with a save. DeMoll was particularly effec· tlve for the RusUera, toltlng three goala aod playing well on defense. Jn the Orange Coast win over Ventura, tho Plratcs felJ bel\ind by a S·l count late In the second period , then came to Jlfe- scorlng six straight goals. The spree included a gou.l by Newport Breezes To 15-5 Triumph By LAUllENE KEYS Of'"' OtllY l"llet Swtt The first round action of the ClF 4·A water polo playoCfs held no surprises at Newport Harbor High as the defending champion Sailors routed the La Puente Warriors, l~S. Wodnceday alter. noon. La Puente. the third-place representative of the San Gabriel League, got off Its first shot with 14. seconds remajning tn the first period. The Warriors' first goal came In the third period after Newport had cleared the bench and ex· tended its halftime lead to 11-0. All the La Puente goals were scored on the Newport reserves. The second.seeded Sailors of coach Bill Barne tt had several steals and interceptions in the first period, but were never real- ly tested by the Warriors. The stalwart Newport defense had no trouble handling La Puente's weak offense. In a span oC about two minutes, the Sailors forced four turnovers and scored three times. Newport converted four or seven extra·man situationsfor 1corea, includine a goal scored on a double kick-out in the third period. Tom Myers led the scoring for Newport with five goals. Kevin Robertson, Joe Beek and James Bergeson each contrlbut~ three. And Ted Tillman added another for the winners. Newport received good de· fenslve efforts from Robertson, Jeff Stevens and Mike Vellekamp. Sur• •r Ov•rlon L•"uon1e o o 1 •-> N•w00t1 Herbor ~ b 1 l-11 NH t<orl1>9: MVtrl l , .. _,,\On 3, Bee~ '· Blorgeton J. Tlllm•n· Africans Advance JOHANNESBURG, Soulb Africa -South Africans Uana Kloss and Marianne Botha knocked off the two top seeds Tuesday night in the opening round or the South African tennis championships. Kloss surprised Lesley Hunt or Australia, 6·3, 3·6, 6·2, and Botha downed Cynthia Doerner, 6-7, 6-3, 6-2. Jim t>avld1on. Oscar Trout's ~naJty throw, two n.t.ny ,ot&Js by Steve W)'~lt and • pena.lty throw and a !1ve.footer by TrouL V•nlll'• ) 3 1 ) e Oto-eo .. 1 1 t ~ • 10 Ot•llO• Coo\! H Orlno-T routs, wY•IU, t lOtr I, O.vl"'°"' I. Ora ..... CMU t 1 1 > t l'utlarlon f I 0 J-t 0••11~ c .. ~ .. \CO•ln9 C•OCkott l. Trout l, Wyon I, -'d•m• I, S<OU' BB Collects 10-9 Victory LA CANADA-Huntington Beach Hiah 's Oilers staved off a belated rally to capture a 10..9 water polo victory over Pasadena's Muir lngh Wednes· day a.f\e.rnoon-the OileNi• flrst· ever water polo victory in the ClF 4·A playoffs. But it took the standout play of goalie Rod Gummerman (10 s aves>. the defensive ability of Dan Moorhous e and Bill Taylor and the scoring of Tom ':'aylor to turn the trick. Muir pared a 10·7 deficit. after three quarters to 10·9 and had the ball with 15 seconds left, but was turned away. Moorhouse and Bill Taylor combined to account for 10 Muir turnovers and Tom Taylor had four goals for the winners, who meet Long Beach Wtlson next Wednesday at Golden West College (3:30). "We were not mentally pre- pared for this game," said HB coach Duane Getty. "We ""ere looking past Muir." Sct,.lly011artws Hunll"91on 8 .. <11 l t ) 0-10 Muir 4 1 1 1-' H8 Korl"O' Torn TtylM • o ... "'-llOll14 2, TOl'lyWOOlenl,Jlm K"I• I, 8111 hylor I, The rir~t pe nalty J!Oal came wrlb 2: 18 le ft before the half as the Must angs were called for their JOtb foul. The second penal· tv score came onlv 44 seconds During the first three periods while University was putting the visiting Coyotes away, defensive gems were turned In b y Campbell, Sampson, Geoff Madsen and Larry Baba, who scored four goals. Semonsc n, Kris Silva and Ward p;.-;;;;;;;;;.-.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;;;;;imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oberman. THE 8uen• Par~ 1 I I 3 I un .. tr\lly ) 3 6 ?-1~ · later-and five straight foul~ later. Unl,.er<llV ~co•lnQ C•me>l>•ll 6, 8abt '· ~O>On 1, M,.d\~n 1 l(l\f'\1,..U t. 8onui.. t, Sof10 1 B lHln3 P•r~ vorlng Ou~y l. H•Que•• 1. J"°"'"loOn 11 la,,101' t lt was a nerve-wracking finish to a game that appeared to be in CdM 's hands with the score at 8·S. woth three minutes to play in lhe third period. Thal goal put Poly ahead 6·0 and the J ackrabbits went on top 7-0 before Whitmor e -connected on a pe nalty shot with 39 seconds lefl in the period. TRIPP TO RACE AT ASCOT PARK But the CdM scoring suddenly stopped for the final nine minutes and the Griffins pecked away at the lead. The Sea Kings had three personal fouls in the final four minutes with the GriffUlS able to cash in on only one with 3:23 lefl to play. When Long Beach Poly wasn't scoring on penally shots in the first half, it was either facing the Mustangs in six on five situations or getting clear lO·foot shots from the corners. GARDENA Ron "Sleepy'' Tripp, the t wo·lime United Slates Auto Club (USAC) midget cham· pion, will compete in J .C. Agaja. nian's lOO·lap Grand Prix at Ascot Park here to)tight cs o'clock). "We didn't play well at all," coach Jim Kruse or CdM said after the gam e. "The kids all had butterflies all the way and it was a performance that made them look stale-as if they hadn't played a game all year.'' "Poly did a good JOb fronting Whitm ore amt the rest of my kids 1ust sat ar ound," said Costa Me~;i coach Terry Bowen. "We couldn't mo' e the ball ini.1de and \H' played poorly." Tripp, 24, a former Newport Harbor High football star, has won 24 midget races including 10 this season a nd captured his second straight USAC driving championship in 1976. Kruse gave partial credit to the stubborn Los Alamitos defense that had run through 10 straight The Mustangs' most effective i1 neup was the -;ccond string. Jcf( Carlson scored two goals and Jim Coshland one in lhe flnaJ quarter Whitmore had the other two goals-both on penalty shots Tripp will be joined by the Ca rte r b r oth ers, Duan e "Pancho" a nd Dana, both former Huntington Beach resi· dents, in tonight's midget clash in tonight's midget clash. league games wrlhout defeat before facing the runnerup South Coast League Sea Kings. Score by O"""-" Women's Spor t s WOMfN \SWt MMINO \CAA llel•y Meot •I UC J•"I• .. , ... ,. JOO Mifoc:tt•'f M•<t·•t-r•l.ty 1 tJC • ...,.,. ll••IWr• > 01•1 C...I ,.,,., WI l 11••0C..•OO) 11 I ) UC,,.,._. 1 I• f Oii,... •ttav I UC\8 1 ... l 1 C•I "•'• H0<1••tc!Oe J \1 I I UC l•vono . °". 100 l>ttO\I ••• 'f I IJC,11 1 1' I 1 r ol !,.,. 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LulH)bl\00 I •• I I meltr dtvlnQ I Cal p,,jy s.n t.UI\ Ol>l•oo 101 •) llCSB Ill 1 I UC lrvlne1:1t4 3-mtl•r dlvln'l-1 C•I Paly S... 1...u" Ol>l•oo '" 11 ucS8 ,,,. '1 uc l•vlno tu 1 r ..... Hor•" UCSlt ,,,.. C•• SI••• Honhrl"Ot '''· Cal Polv !.It> &.ul\ °"''"° tn. UC Irvine '" c..t ~-1.•1'. WOMIN'IVOLLeYIAU. AAOM\lt" S-ltb«-,,., CCII, or IN c--tS...S, U·ll. AOM ti.tl ~ .. Clef Col, of IM C41n'l'O'» t~ l}-10. llllLOMOCl(l.'f' VA•llTY ..,_.,."' m 111 Mlu l•Vlt,. MV1otorl"Q' Catt JllNIOlt VAltJITY ............. ..,Ill IOI Ml14 .... Vlt,. VAllSITY s..c .. _ ... , 111 ro • .,._ Scorln9: $C-Fl•n, l!dl\Ol'I-"°''"*" l. Mat Re8ults Pltttt CJ1 I I 1 SI Oelhn WMI 11• N091mu1a IP> ~lllMO 54111_,.,, 1.4.l ~11,,., (Gld>< lla\ln90,t1 ~,..l,.ldacV-r,7.J ll~Ad•m !,.lot< Or.ot•.•1. 1!0-Johl'l•on 11•1dtC1 ar •• 1 ... t~ru• .. IPl ttecMoH:Daft.tld. .. 7. 1'7-~1..-0-r 101 C16C r<o1"", .. , 111--()rftl., 10 1 dtc Jtllll•l'le'. 11'0. 1't-¥1(11. IG) ~ Slm"'Ol'\, .. J. NW1-0ttMtl'I OtrtTlllft (11'1 Ot< . ...,...,~ C.O•on• 0-1 Mir l l 1 0 41 Ln,Al•m•IO\ • 0 ? I I Coron" df'f Ma, '<or1"Q4 Hf'c.tt ), Wr•Qht, ~rnonlien L•uner Edison Poloists Su ff er 18-4 Loss Grid Odds This Week Fountain Valley is By a Dally PUot Writer three quarters and out· favored over Newbury The penalty.plagued scored Larry Brennen's Park by 14 points and Edtson High Chargers or Chargers, 6· 1, in the final Bellflower is tabbed by Huntington Beach com -period. 1i...t·pohi.nt over Costa Mesa mlt~ 32 t eam fouls and The only time Edison n 1g h school CIF couldn't stop the quick. fed was at the 5:09 mark playoff games involving superior Mira Costa of the first period when Orange Coast a r ea Mustangs of Manhatten Kai Weisser scored a teams Friday night in Beach in the first round goal from close in. After odds tabulated by the of the CIF 4·A water polo that. Mira Costa took ad· Daily Pilot sports staff playoffs We dnesday at vantage or Edison fouls, p:;i:v:v·~;" V •ll•f C>YH HeWDU•V Cypress College. sinking two penalty shots !ll'1111ow•ro•~·cou•M~s•1>Y"' In the first half and four -·•onoverAll•nl•bv • Getting whislled for overall. ct-t1c.90o•erGreenB•v1>vl the 11-sl Seven fOUIS, l.be Hew En9fendov•• Oenvorb.S •u The Chargers lost two s.no1t9oovor1Can• .. c•ry1>.,, Chargers quickly fell of the' .. best players in Mt•mlovtr C•e•~l•no1>vv1 behind 4·1 and Were u A1m\OYtrNewOrl•1n\l)y1? the third quarter when B•11•moreovor NY Je1, 11y •& buned 18·4 in a match both were cited wilh w""'"il•on<MrPllll1<1<11Qfl1a11v' that the Mustangs clear· P1th1>urQt>o•erc1nc1nn•tl1>y~ theirthlrd major fOuJS. N'l'Glenl\overSoatllebyl lydominated. In addition to Weisser, ooi.1...,d overTtm1>•B•v1>Y •-"'~"'"'' ovor Auburn bv ,,,., Passing with criSJ)• the Chargers got a goal re ... rec11ov•rArhn5astiv4 d f P · e ( 0 Do r1 N8vvovorivmy11y1 ness an lnding open a l c e r m Uo B•v•<>rovor 'TC:ubvtt men inside the Edison Pickford, Tim Speath Geo<"oleov••Geo•o1.r.c1111v~ d ( b M t and Ken Hoffman. Htl>ra,i.eoverOi.tal\omoby3 C ense, t C US &ngS-Plll<burQhov•r PnnnS1tt•byJ seeded No.3 in lbe CIF S<trOyOua""'"' RulOOr\OYn COlumbl• by' 4 · A -o pened a 9 . 2 ~~~~""'• ! ~ ~ ! ,: ¥~;.~v;~~~~~,0;~:~~:, halftime lead, extended --------------------their margin to 12·3 after Polo Scores ,,,, ........... .. flln111 ... ... ,,_, Hiiis 10, P1wden. 6 El ~llO to. Son G0•90"IO s C.W-dol Mar 1.1.~ •••"'4\0S r 1.awu-.11.CVP'-U II Munlll\0111" ll•e< h 10, Muir• 9evertv Hiii$ lO, 8utfll 1 IJl'llwr.1111•. lluef\a Per-7 11•11•• COil• II, Edi'°"' 0..lfty 10, OowMy 1 t.•Pol'f t•. Cotta Mtw I lot Allot IO, IC •toll• S ,.,,_,,,, u. AvlaUOl'l I \Attwood 11, TllOu .. nd O•U 10 ~POI'! Ha'1)or IS, L.e Pu..,111 S Pro Scores ..., ..... , ••ih l••ll Al_, ..... 0....Wt 111, L0.-'1'10tlt\ ltt NVH•n.,, ~·II A•lonlo~•I t1o•IOl'l 111 K•MA\ C:llY I I 1 I 11011110 II I. -' 11 •1111 U Hou•lon 1 ll, Oo1cie11SIAlit101 !OTI l>!tolt Ill Pl\lla.,.11>111• 111 l'o'111!1(1111, Clll<•OO 10 !OT> ... tloltll M.c-oy Lit• .... CJ!l<IOD S, LOJ Antl"ltJ 4 Dtlrolt f , Tol'lHllO) All.,,I• •. Wltllll!VIOll t ~.,,,., ......... 110 it LOWh 4, lillllMMI• 1 HY ll~t t ,.1111-lpf\IU ftlo) -l'Nl I, (lo..,..lol\d I Vll'I<-•, Ouft•lo • lllol rtUMllMG HU.TIHC. Ala COHO. 11''--••wh .. ,__, Stf\l'•t-e In Your A1•.-CIU MISSION Vl(J') '6972 C.onono C.D••ll•no I .,r.....,.,r • .., -;,• A • .y P\-tl 495·040 I C()<;fAMC.SA - i ~16 Ne•oon Blvd 1 1 l 642°175) •N •V • 8 Racquetball/Handball Courts •Outside Sand Volleyball Court • HOUSE PUHTS 24" BOX TREES 15 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS 5 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS WHOLESALE BOOK PRICES S.O. Wholesale Growers 11622 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY PHONE 546-3429 DAILY 9 AM-5 PM • Complete Spa with steam room Built for, You , the Businessman of Orange County • Sauna, Cold pool, Masseur & • Quiet room/ Fitness program •Weight room/ Jogging track • Master Lounge with fireplace • Luncheon five days a week • Private conference room •Billiards room • Laundry service • Apparel/Pro Shop 1701 Quail Street Newport Beach 114ns2-1903 University Athletic Club Memberships Transferable and Limited to Assure Maximum Court Availability ''We're Open-Come See Us" • lhu15day November 25. 1976 DAILY PILOT D:J **•···································································································· ! BEDSPREADS-BEDSPREADS ~ Do you know ! ! ~ • Orange County's Largest "' ~ * : Selec11on & Lowest Price 1n : a great : YOUR COMPLETE .. SEWING MACHINES * • Opn 1 Do.-AWoft • :~C'~:'.•.::.""· • 1::/.,t~ : 11a-.1 Stocki : ·~q;~~=~~·~~::::::•=ll~:::~ ~:;:;;:~;:~~.. ~ ~ c~ ~ Aut'=~~-~;~ag ~ • , • Pah:.hworir Vef•et KiRig •••••• $99. 99 ..._ .. · 1 ...... " '""'" '"•' '"• • .._ With ......-.. ,._.., O.>• e>-c1ci. -. ''"'' O"I• ~ Jt- il • 1'·•1' • ~·1 I , ~OJ ~ ,, .. • Lat • Str • h Stit h It • BEDDING & IB>SPIEAD HOUSE • :':'.':' •:.~: .:·~";~; .,. , ,. ,.. • TREE TlllM~ • fS e c c • il 1440 So....-.. s..ta -'"a • ~~~ •;'..~ :1;.,"'~~~;· •~ * •FESTIVE CANOlf ARRANCEMENTS it FOR KNITS It • Contff afMailll~ SlS.1611 ·~ • •HOlfOAYPARTYPAPERGOOOS it 2SYrMfg'sGuaraotce • 1l * *. * * * * * * * * *.,f •• * * *. * * * * *.. RAJ.£~ :· '>~,Jr * • • P" • c8C:> <:fF.. • •·•r••••••"-•• .. t • . ~ • Sacrifice $85 Each! it ... • I.) c 4 v. ·"~•"'1d .• ' PARfYHAIS • $:1 Moor90dyscash ,. : GINNY'S ! : ,\ll ~~:~\~~ ,~,~~·t~ltn~ : CZ "L ! ~ · ·. Hi1~~~:21:~11 : Christmas Lay-Aways : • ANTIQUES ET CT ,. :i L'll Tape· t.11•1 k •ilJr m it '9 .. WE RENT rABlE COVERS it Always Accepted it • ...S .. lt•m '"' ( hri-.1111,1'" .. .1.1:::1 t..1~tc J'l 11 ':.--iOfFEE MAKERS PLATES * .. • ~ 1111111.: th~m 111 '" .it ( ·orrma d • NCH llOWlS CUPS NAPKINS it it I !10 I'. I ("Im 11111 II'"" Ir .. ' NTEAPIECES ... p & J cox A&ency il 17 141675·7666 • lNVllAllONS ... Jt • 1:1nm h.1~ 1!111" 1.d1111• * •******•*****_,. ,,.. >;!************ Jt PEUG OT QPEDS pa • • • • • • • • it .. • .., J u .. t111 • GNC ,. ,. ~ .it t'all 548·4425 Any time >t • Iron\ 1"111.111\ I.amp)'. tu it t.11 !11-,1.1llalmn. ,. ~ lt ~ Mud.in~ Stulkr .. 1·111 • rnp\Olt·hSi·ni•·\· • ~~~.~llUSHC>r~~ ~ .: ~ v"o'l'u",, • • my J.i11) fluff Ji.l\l·~ & it H1•J::.11rw.bll' Hat6 • • -.; ..-, it • ,. Pert uml' llotllt•-. * l.or.1tt·t.l 11t Bn:.tol • WATCH .. 'OK Tiit: * ,. <.:ustom Lcath1·r • I : • * & Wornl'r. S.,\. :it DAILY P11,cn· • (~oods forChrblrnas * -• Ope~t t1.1.un. thr 11 !'>.ii ,.. \llt·h111d Market Basket> • (.11fmff~tAS TREf'.' * it Fashions 111 l.eathc·r it • • HH.30ll:J2 ?t.55 • 557-2335 : E\'EHYTifiJRSDAY » m~m • J.127S <.:oa.;tll''>" it * ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * _.._ • • • • • • • • • • • . • AT BROOo<HVRi;r 't Laguna &>ach, 4!H·5J:l5 .Jt * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * * * * * it .,.. Jt" Jt IN SAY-0!'4 PlAlA • * * • * * * * * * * * * Jt » .. L & M DRIVE-IN D_AIRY .. ~if-.,~~ •. • .. ~ GARAGE SALE • JONATHAN'S ANTIQUES • : I 0% OFF with tMs AD • ~)"' "' : HOJRS'. * ; Sat Ho•. 27th it • ._ MIU< 4U2 : CH~ISTM.AS BAZAAR • • • I 9 I 32 Biddl~ Dr : f.:Tt-!:(.-:'! : ._ IJliSantaAnaAn,C.M. ,. Chn.st~~~~~~terran it MondoythruFr1chy9:00o.m.-8:00p.m. : ., LIRk\'INE(Turtlerrrock>,._ •-• For-YourSpecial ~ • -. • • Sat11doy 9'.00om-6.l'V\,..._ Sundoy t l:OOom-'4'.00pm ' 1 e n t>w co t''-' ,. Chr-istmas & Hew's Years Gifts • Fealu11n9 Alta Dena Milk & Dairy products of lluntins:ton llcJl'h Jt ""!-"" it m Li k " rs • 2 :> c u p J th • • C . ~g MEW n . ''.1:.nter ~. food •• *if***********************. Westb111l. 8 <'UP Sun-• ono ans an aa11•a111eni..-v.,v;1~ • • a · ~ • < hn~tm:i~ d<·l·nrat1on-,. ,. "'''l' ._. ti,11 ·,under our ,. hcam, Waffh.' 1 run, :! • Unusual l·Of·a·Kind Antiques • • ,.~·.· LCln)e Auc•l11ct1I of ~·: ,. lt)!hl lun\."h. h:irulmadt.'. U\11.Y I'll.OT • w .111 rlorl.s, ha,.,t•b.dl .. Gifts. J ewelry, Silver, China • -+' • HUTS & DRIEO FllUrTS ?.i -J • J:•lt!>lur:ill g n1u1 .... 1\1\STHl·.F M • i:IU\l's. lri.: l'I\'\.". fans.• &ChrastmasOrnaments. • • ~ ~ • Sat, Nov. 27 • •• • • •• ,., .. r) Thur-.t.la) 111 th,· * \IJny l.>t•Jut. l'arrings. • W • • We also have b""'' won1> lru1t 1•11Cl"S bread. meats & • I Oto 5 * 1·1.1.,,,1f1t«hnlt"n ,. T~pl!wr11cr. p1rture~. • ~HGT~ It Al! * •~he lre.hest egq.., "' IONn Hrs Sam-Som Sun • <urn.·1 ot '.\l<11?ni1lt;1 & * Fm111f11<'allour --··· ,. 1•Jn1slt•r,.,ct&11w11yd1:-.· • Jonathmt's.Antiques • • lJmGom . • AJJm:. ll1:hmu~.1ll·\1.i) • lhn,tma,,\cl\1,.,.·r •ht>:-. t-m.rnym,in\othc•r • 4223lst.St.NwptBch 673·6001 • • Wr occrpf Food s1....,. o ,_. Iii 4 ,M ~""' ,.. Shu11111ni; Centl'r .. h I.! ;,i"iK ll\."lll:-. .. • • .................. **********t••••••********•••••******•************:*********•··············************** .. • G t y • BACK EAST • ~ • ... • I''• \A VIHt;t:'lllA'S .. .., ...,l H 1·1t1...,1·: llw 1 ·""'" • e. our • · . HAVING A PARTY?. » c H R I s T M A S ,. ..... " ,.--'!_ .v~ * cou .1-:CTABLF:s .. l>~:ll<:11 r '"1111111 '"' Christmas : ANTl"UES • "l SALE ~... ·1 • Nt•w ll1daix'd·Slll9!15 ~ • l<1·:,:11l.1t11•11 .... 111 • ... .... • .. ,., • ~ « t'l"\H\LL\/\11t"t· i. G1"fts _ <-~·~ ForTheH__.a.daysOnty ,. • , ~u1a&L1w(•wats-S179.95 .. lt ~ ·"'r "" ~ .,. Coff1·(•T.1ltl•·->·Sffi up • '"'"ll .. tfi!Jllh", • .....ow••• .. ... ·J • .. ""'' • • H1•.uh· 1u 1•1." :it 1""11 • • • ' • 1, A Musical Holiday Special • ~~· ""d · -: • ,\ntu1uc·~ 'rnall & l:irgc • • • f' • 1 11 • ~ • ; •~>me U~l·d fu rniture too: • .-1 .o11.111 .. 1·;1 l'\l 111 '1 • Call Louise ,. • ,,-by The Professional • \· • -......, • t , -HAPPY ,. L'n1qul' h:111dm,1c1c item~ it ... .XI ;:ri., it 8 46-8579 eves. lt • l » lit .,. S<-wn Panllcd·Ulown it ., * • * * .. * * * * * * * --* •• * * * * * ... * * ~ a . • Items s I 50 & Up .. .. .ll'Wl'lry-l'laquc!> • ~ 0 LARAWAY*S <:J ,.. ,. "MOBILE DISCO, INC." ,. . • • THANK T I VIN(' • M;1t'rarne it .... ,.. Connery Village » • Bird Ca<Jes ,. :s ' ' • Chl·~:-. boards Doll~ • • ." ·. SPECIAL TY SHOPPE it-• • Chines~ Brau Jt .,. (;hristmas Dcrorations * « 31 l Mann~. Balboa Island • Gold & Silv~r • At yow home, ct.lb, office, pcriy etc. : Rower Pots, Etc. ; Beverly... .,.. \\~~~:~m;'.~~~~1Js';i<'~~r ! • 675 4491 • Antiqu~Jew~lry • We're fffllllCJ the hotlday spirit: '°' ... • <ll-!Wt·~t l!-lthSt .., -• Clocks • we'•• decided to lower aur rates fOf' ~ ; KAEHLER 'S * Lon• Al & Tar11 • c·11!ita '.\l<>'>a. 6:ll·O!l:H * ! CHRISTMAS DECOR FROM LAltAWAY'S : Collector's Items : ""t4-P..ty hblic," i.t, for OHLY 40 • FINE ARTS INC. ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * .. * * * * * * * * * * *! • Wf' h;.l\"l' "IWl'lal t.!lllt' fol' clf'<•oratin~ • •Open• • ~ stwtilMJ Ho•. l6th.. • • CRAZY SHIRTS GIANT SALE' ,. • h11xc·-. hask 1 l". "l11<·k111).!" .rnd m.1n~· ,. • ""'°9M• a trw discotheque pro•idinq • 2350 H~wport 81, CM • • • • 11tht:r thing" St1ll l1mt· to m3kl' • TuesthruFrill·4 • lighh.-.sic,dm1ciftc)&li•eprofnliOftGll : MustClos~Out • ,. : 1w1•dll·prnnl ( ·1i,....,1m.i... 1n·n,1m.-nh for : Sat/5.lnday 12.5 : chc fockey. ,. Many Items at Cost : HUGE SB.ECTIOH OF ! « .:1th H1ltl1•11 h f111 llw lllT lwll" .111d ,. 51429thSt,N.B. ,. ,. bforeChristmas! • DiscOfttintled §tyt.s Drasffc:•ecMctions • • tw,111 ... .1111lt 11rn t11r 1\lt·11' llolirt.1\ ,. Call675·4982 • • ALLFOR-GETTHIS--$139. • • .,. • * • "' • .,,. * " "' " " "' * " * * " " ~ * • • * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * 11 • Per-Evenincj • * * * * * * * * * • * * :it Fridlry l -6 Sat/S.. I 0.5 • .. 8inqle Jells" • WATERBEO it WEB WORKS ~ • • . • ,. ,. ., ,,,. \1111 r1111f11 , ,1 ,, ~ •• 11 • • STUDIO SALE • • s ... LL si-:1.1. s i-.u. .. -...___ & "'air• vour ~at; Oftt lhost•Chn!>tm.1~11 .. m• • • il1•1111i: "''"' '" id\•r11" ~ XlntShape·DblS1 • Fn~.1tl>1·.-1111h.~lllh ,. • ._., ' aft, y ,. lromumlt·rour ,. Dec~J~._5tlt lt • 11111r r hri •111 •1 i;.111 :it H L. • 111,\\ltnll'\I • 40 p•rties will ha•• this uniq11e • lMIL\'PILOT • lf- • 11 1•111 ,· 1· .. r 111 r .' • eavy tner • Wmt•nf.iln1r ll.1t1k :it opporfwffty. We cw-. profftsiClftClls at • l"llHIST\IAST1n:1·: • 1732Mc~awlOHR~IOi11lr•ine • ¥ '"'""' ... "I••~··'" • P~destal -Headboard,. Potkry G1f1, "tt11,'i\1 • hetpingpeopl•ha•1tfwtwiltidmtcinq& • ('.\l.l.our("hrr-.1m .... ,. Id lctrisflnos~ • _, ' ill "'" I 1111 Ill I \d • " . ·-1126R.. 1:170 I\ l..O~llll ,\\I' l'.\l it nwsic. .. \rt \'1..,1•r al 11~2 ~tiill .. ea 7" •• lt \ 1 , r ,, 1.1 ,,.... ~"11 "1 ·"• 1011 11.11.cr l 5!Jti ltiil it ?•***••······~···········l············~ 1•·······•••*'************************~ • f'. r. / > I 'B @ * Refurbished~ • -. S ~ ~~~" 1Ld La.al./ outiquE-_ ~ Bi~ycle~ * : p11n,.liM001; ' J I : : ·~ \ .. ... • f 'JO£ t \ ... • 'lU.tOUb * All Types • : : ff{~~Uc.g..C~ 1~ : ForAllAqes :•1'***********************: AUCTION : : ffecldaee ' 6 00 '~ ~l : H•~~~1~~~ i<~,I~:~~~::;~,"' ; : • : ~J 10 •ol W•ld wur C•"''' too1111o Hills aJo.5~40 "O; ~;;·:~~~~,H~~·~'., : CONTEMPORARY DESIGNERS : : ., ~-e --.-. ''..:::!"" 1, .. ,, .. ,,,.,_ • .,.. ILl\\'e~lmin~ter "\tt ,. * * tr it Cull bJI 2101 .... ... ,.. .. Holiday Sale ~ : *. ,7e:s: :;,,~ ~: * *: *. *HE(P~ ~El~,** : * It****.*** •• ·: Friday & Saturday 9 .5 : A UNIQUE WAY TO CHRISTMAS SHOP : • • \n1u1u• PH'•"' Lour , FOR YOUR Whol I D-! For Ch.rishums. ,. "' l"hin:1 c.ihint'I rni 1. • • esa ernces. ,. * .. I m .I 1 1111' 11111• •'""""'' ll•o<1·1t•r l":1h11wt .. CHRISTMAS .. » FineCrystal ·Porcelains • • ~ht'lt1° I t·rn. r 11 m" ,. W\• 11 Fmtl \\ h.11 • GIVING " heteinCJ, <--'-lteoms • China · Paintings • ., '" 1110111'"" "·1' 00 • 1''"1 '"11 fl'f.1w•l.1ni.: r.11 • -_,._... * E state &Contemporary J ewelry • • Ill\ '""t" 1 II 111 111 '""' ,. Roin•y Doy Attic ,. leautfful Large ,. & Yard Goods • Bronzes· Furniture • • t hlid •t111 ~... 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SJOO * • • .. -• • l'nrr SO" Lal>lc lamps. un • In • Jt • 2421 Newport ll•d., Costo Meso, 642·925 I • COTTAGES : g~1uJtein~~ld ~~!~~n N~f!s~ : H . O . • Jill~ 0 I 11i.,1 \ OllH HANKAMtHICARO. ! • Moft. ttr. Sat. I 1·5. ~ f.5 'M * ... ''olla•<n brioht b/uA· 31f es1gn ~ .. flflt /',i'J1~ MA'iTT.R HARGC.. •***********•**~'*******~ ... '-... ~. .. "'·it ... ,.... ,-{' V r · • , it greens $6S 644 9981 ._ Pl R-,ONAL CHLCK OR lA"-H .. Chnstm:i11Trcr » Fill Your HOMe W'tth • n .. * * * * * *. * * * ... ~ //') II~ . • • ornument" .. • • w Scls•-c· ...... '--• ~ 0 (1 • .,{ 2542 West C ... HI h • • & \\'mdow han1t1nj?s ;\II • Chnstmas Music ,.. c·~rLES • Fors• it -VJT""JI • , J (J ltl':., 0 •·· I way • ir beauttfully handcr.•ltl·tl ,. WITll TlllS it IW • llltVIMI COAST * llow Dry & lr0tt * Newport Beech, Jt .-Prit'cd from S2 oo $1 • ~ Baby Grand Kimball Jt it COUHTRY CLUI it * <:t?~'d. C allfomle 9286.:J ,._ «Come & '-'-'C Sat :.'?th ,. P1:ino Rtn natural satin • .,. ME:MIERSHIP • HAIR STYLING » ft (714) 645 2200 Jt ft from II!>. 3173.5 f';11n 1r" • wood finish. 'Int cond. it Frtt Gift Wrap • 640-1347 -. FOR lt / • • It •Dr. South l.o ~u11.1 • 'uperdt'lll. ,. bff · * .it MIEH W • • ·t99-462'1 * 4!17 :1811 1'.>t-8-HO D ftd1•e C)ifh & ch· • * * •·* * * '* * * * * & OMEN * • * * * * * ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ,_ * * * • * * •• corative occ.e11oriH ,.. • • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 11 * * * * * * * * * • • ,.. TO PLACE • Delon 's : Do.1 .... nNd a MW • : Sc uf,pt Url! J n ai ~! : Ford Rd/ : ~~~~::E : Halrstyfl"CJ * nwmg ntachN for Chri1twww11 : « • _.. CHRISTMAS • SSJ W . I 9ffl St • H•w & u.... ~ ..._.._. ,.. tt TRY THEM HOW! ,.. Smt MICJUel Dr ,. , AGES it Costa Mesa 541· 7426 : Morw, • .:tiers & Meko • : \.ti IHTIODUCTOIY OFNA.-: H:.:furt ~:~c;lO » Ask rorour : .... ft... ,. & Y4CUUM CWMlll$ : ¥ St9"dw, Hahral Loc*JncJ ,. 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J(UO ral'k,. ,... rom Aut .. I s Antiq. ues ! _. • "-.. the Oaily l'slol L'hn:.lm,1.., k • •• ... • .. $500. 646·#1188 after 6 p.m. • • Trw For information 1·:111 • :-. I!>, gingham r hr. ffillrl' •• ·, ._--• l 111 v• w,,., /3 2nd St. • -~weekday s a · 18J4FN(WPOHIBLVO ,COS1 J\MESACA•U61/ lt our<.:hnslm:i:.Ad\1M•r :G~~1c''~pcrlantastu·: lt .... • Er\l!Hllfljrf ON ft(J\11 t 'IHl<.IN(1 AA fl\ 11°11 111cur1t1\' " lt 1121 Blal'k Oak In. .. .. _. ·• ,* MARY KOEHLER 642·2516 ROBERT MORSE .It 642·5678 ~ SmokeTret·<'11111t11~ » Mewpori lltOCh 67J•7:Z02 • . . . .,.. .. . ••**********************• •••***********************••·····~············································ _. • Hand C rochded : F,n thP11 HP011· *' • Mew C.S.R.'s ,,.. Let Worm . ~ : DESIGN YOUR OWN NECKLACE : ledsf)"Od ,. w•rl, mu·.• * "NOSTALGIA TRIP" It Ideal for begmnm~ re • Chrishtlas "4u11c: ; E d . ti 1 · .'\1Jde bv Grand mu l"1h wilf if. • • porter: Embassy modt'I • Echo tfwocMlqh your hse • • aay rr•<: o"s -• re1 pc:s. uu:h1ded. ChooH fr. S it double. or l'an U'>" 1111 •,. BT ~·I. I\ I M II A L I. ~. --lt Stenorette in l'hcrry It WITH THIS HAMMOND • .., ~al ••-•~15" to 19" ~ * , ORG ... SCALES ... It canopy top Orr wh1lt• AN 700 it-l'Ond. & 4 30 min. taJ>t·~ ... R E G E N T F U L L • * SIOO nr rca~ offer. It Xlnt cond. Must sec to it S22S. • THF.ATRE ORGAN Pd it-• l·C ln:h. cont. CJOld twl~t. '-iJhi, pGlm, H&E U .00 ,.. * S700 645 7 3 0,., • 2 Eat.· 1oo11 od · ............... H&E 534-7533 cves/wknd-. appreciate · ·49 2 .. Mt.ni r eplica of old time balance scales • 494-7430 • ssooo . Sel 1 S so · ... • .lflc -o . ur-c .. .....,..., $2.00 it lt an 6PM lt • It 64.5·2283 It .... 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Family rm & formal dtnin~. with view toward ll.1rbor Island. Roat slip. $325.000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bays1dE' Drive N B 6 7S 6161 ' Ge-Mrol 1002 GeMral 1002 ..••.•...•..•..•••.•..• ····················•·· L.1r1?t' hnm .. "" .1 f,1 r i.!c' l11t lur •l IJr):t' tam1h I • t1r ram rm dirt lo! rrn DOI.ORES MODS. Bluffs end unit with \/11J1·1 ,, . .,.,h•1111.1l l1>< .1t11rr1 won't quit v ie w ! 3 bdrms .. 21h baths, f1 I t ht· ) 11 fl<'I 11111 ul 1;1; \-..1,t ""'" )ii 101 WC'l twr. wrap-around view d eck . THE HOMESELLER S $152.000. .Just immac ulate condit ion ; 752-SJSJ m<mv l'Xlra~. Make offer. MESA VERDE 673-4400 41R ~.A MILY S84.SOO 1111111.lt 111 1t1 '11·~ •• \ ••• ,,, I ""'" Oll(fl •11111 h111J" "' Jllllllll ..... , "'llr r h"lrlt :\I alt• • 111 n v. .r \ 1.i11.in1 r1 fu1111 • .t h' 1111: rnorn m a''"" ""l•ll uf lir1•11IJ1, llui:t• t.1m11\ n -rrm :O-f1c1lh·•»• 1:11uritll'I k 1 l 1· h • n S 1• ' I u cl 1• II IO:J'>lt•I WI n ~ Jl I U'I I R E L\. L '"_[' ~,. Dl"i'i°" of HcriMw Investment Co. Gfltf'ral 1002 m n r c• I .1 m 1 I ':I -. 1 / t• II ·•·········•··•····•·•· •.••••....••........••• bt•droo m :. Own(•r lrans(erre<i Must c.c1• to IH'l1eve. llurry-coll i~.:! 170() llO'I\ 1 DECORATOR -REDUCED S4600 Located 1n c h oice Tustin n e ig hborhood. Th.is 3 Bdrm., fa m rm. home will thrill you with its stunning decor . You will appreciate its new carpe ts, Va n Luit paper s and garage works ho p . Som e decor ator furniture will be included. Enjoy your patio en· t crtainme nt area with ~as BBQ and s parkling pool. Now ONLY $79.900. Tus tin schools are s uperb . CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Asso cia tes, Re altors 5 IEDROOM WITH POOL· $72,900 • HfWJ'ORT SHORES HAYE A FULL THANKSGIVING ~~r:~~oo::,t i~~~5c h':icu ~ honus r oom and de HAPPY THANKSGIVING General To The Community From Your Friends At Waterfront Homes WATERFRONT HOM ES 'II • \V ( .. k"I /I. ,· ''I "'o \\l1H f1 l~lltl1 '• 1002 G~~ral 1002 •.....••.•.....•••.•••....•..•.........••••..• NEWPORT HTS 3BR. expandable in :.uper nbrhood . w hardwd fir:., R&O. W ~ l' p I ' !-; l l n CW Spani-.h lc'<ture stucro. I r I! l r e \' ' & n 1 l' c I y lndsnxl lot Lot:. of rm ror xtrJ vch1c-les + dbl li(ar 918,000 for fas t :.ale. JACOBS REAL TY 675.6670 REALTORS" IUF NICCST PEOPLE 6£1 LING THE NE'ATF'ST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675~ MESA VER OE, 546 5990 • CALL US General I 002 General 1002 •··················•··· ....•.............•..•. S&S 4 IEDROOM PLUS FAMILY ROOM PLUS DINING ROOM Executive drive to secluded court yard en· try. Lavish Ii ving room with brick h l!arth ! Gourmet suns hine kitc hen . S w eeping mas ter bedroom relreut. Owner bought new a nd must sell. Try $8550. total down. For more Inform a· lion call 847 ·6010. Corona del Mer DUPLEX One of the best floor plans and locations in town. Each unit has 3 bedrm, 2 bath, family rm, fireplace11, & bltn kitchen. Separate laun- dry rooms. Walk t o schools & s hopping. A must sec! ! $149,500. °"4·7270. • ' 2 Story I\ fr:.1 lllt', ""nf><! AND CALL US FRIDAY lightrul swimmin1t pool Ideal for fomsllc!'I who FOR like their rccrcnt1on al ~ lh•amed 11·111n,11-. 1 • hdrm ~ , 2 hath., • 'cchx.lecJ pultu \\,ilk to • !leach. pool:. & l1·nn1~ Redoct'd to RIS.000 • 673·3GG3 *'42 2253 1-;, , . .., associated lll!Ol<EllS llfll l TOllS J01\ IN l olbnn 6 11 'H 1 .. ---- HIMMC)t0tt leach SEAIREUE ~ POOL + JACUZZI 1 • Prestigious Huntinitton 1 • Meach location. Spacious • I wo-story condo w1th • huge master s uile first • 1!.oor plus two twiJHih:c • bc>drooms upstairs. Twin • J)lllios, separate laundry • room. profeMionally up- graded thruout. SGJ,990 • CA.LL now 962· 7788 • ,Q.. K€Y : V°P.E:ALTOP.S li home • pool t nlllc 111 in· A Whale of a Deal ~~~~iwi.~~3;0r appoint Of'! 'V ''I 'I •"' f ~ l1)t1( ~ I COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. ~HERITAGE REALTORS G·eM.--•atllil!!llll!!!!!!!!!!l20!!!0l!!!!!!!!!!~!!~!!o!!25!!~!!· ,!!':-!!!!!,...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•!!oo!!!!!J ~ lff fdil G.-rol I 002 G.-rot r 002 t002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ······•···········•··•• ...................... . LAKE FOREST and TM Good Life Gnat lnnt..1111 Large bldi. + large 1 BR apt over double iar., with good leue on beau- ty shop. Choice East.side looatJon. Lachenmyer Rc.11101 arc yours in this Deane Garden home. Walk to d ub & lakes. lligb open beams and walls of glass a re featured 10 this smiilc !lt(lry 3BR 2BA home PLUS beaut . fireside living, co11nlry klll'fl. llarden dining and ----------i huge master suilc. Gr eat walled 11rnunds. Very pnvatcr $72,900. OPEN SAT/SUN 1.5 NOTICE 246050VF.llLAKE OR. how Duily r llot Cltm•· CALL 58'>-8500 Hied ads display their TOLLE RULTORS messa1tes wtth lealblllty -----I and lmpnrt? Our lltb, w .. ··••····•·•············ macneb I lrvf ne realty WIS'TCl.ff Super family home -5 bedrooms s ace for trailer or boat. Be your decorator & save! $139,500. • NIDA y J .5 , .M. 1500 oova DlllYL (Q73). 642·123S 644-6200 901 OOwr Drive Harbor View <:enter ..HAVE A NICE THANKSGIVING" A C0UW&L IAHUI CO. 644-1766 1002 G9Mf'of 1002 •.........•••...••..••. ······•·•··•••·······•· PLEASE CALL FOR APf'OIM'nefr TO Sft THI COYE First tlme of!ered ... the fabulous Sea Diamond! Private bulkhead location with run water view. Outstanding! $210,000. 985 B ayside Cove West ra.IMSULA POINT To see it is to love it! Move right in · to this charrnint , beautifully de· corat ed, rustle'" retreat. Triple garage! $159,500. 2105 SeviJle RON ~11~4N U M)CIATl:i : •r r y ,1 D a I I v P 1 I o t - --are proud to aay. really • \la<1~1hed Ad 1(, buy sell S ELL idle items with 11 g~t r esults. Pho o 1 ; or rrnt ~nmclhuii. ' Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 642·56'7& lrvlne •t C•Mpus V•lf•v Center 752-1C14 211\ I AHJOAOUtNHtUtRD. tN NIW"Oftt OINTI'' INC 800 Newport Center Oriv• • 840-6!00 • We Don't Want Your Business Once TM We Want It •or 1lfell OUR ACTION WARRANTY Guarantees Our Service ••• TUES .. WED., THURS., 7-10 PM SAT. 9· 12 AM $99.0I tmtie1 ~ ttrW 1t111 lect11m ; '" ,., ......... ,, ... ,,,.,,,Fri n;1 r•r,. ,,, c• &ll-142 t • • COSTA MESA COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN VALLEY HUNTINGTON BEACH LIDO ISLE NEWPORT IEACH · ./ IRvHtors Take Notice •SHOPPING CENTER ~Ill', partially developed, 2.3 11cre. to he completed. This office ooly exclu!>ive! •COMMERCfAL building, center of COsta Meo;a. C·2. all terms. 1-'x· chan~e; CNL: CL: will con~1drr lca~e back. Century 2l Duhan & Ou~ll';; UJ.l ll>>I. ••• East Costa Meter Retttals A Yallable 2 BR"s • ~Imo. Call ror more mfo. Century 2t Westclirr t>l5·7Z?l Westside Best Buv 3 Brt, 2 DA. extra 5ize lot. §.'i6,950. Double j!arage, fenl'cd, f1repla<'l' Nc.'<.odS a i;lood decorator. Century :ll Duhun Doyle, ~-1168. Spe111ish S~doe r.few !isling. 2 S ory, 4 bedr m, rormal din rm, lge liv rm w/fplc. guest house w/'4 ba. Lots of natural wood trim. Spanisb arches, etc. Lge rambling est.ate lot & pool. Can you believe it? Only S74,900! Century 21/Westclirr 645·7221. Reduced!! 4 Betir~m. 2 bath home with tnanv new extra!>. Pnce dropped $2000. In desirable area Large bark yard with many fruit trres $67 900 Cen- tury 21 Berg 640-49:-,0, 962 8891 Shorecfiffl Arc h itect designed. quality "'Onstructed view home Pnvate beach. Huge lot. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-S3S7. CYPRESS $49,500 Outstanding 3 bedroom, l balh beauty. Fantastit· buy Hurry'' '1'1>11 much to mention, vou saw the pn<"<'' Centurv 21 Hl'ri? f,.,i0-4950 or 962 8891 EL TORO Buy of the Y Hr Nt:W LlS"rlNG -pool. Jat·uzli, l"ir<"ular BBQ, fit for House Beautiful. 2 Story home. 11'2 Years old. $80,95P. Century 21 Duhan Doyle 548-1168. lee Smcri Honey for Money Vacant house. Opportu.mty ~ll4n4.'r wants a -cl 1·0-n 1 IlNrms. l '• baths, only 41 'l y1·ar'i old (;cnturv Park. $74,950. Centurv 21 DuhJn Doyle 5-1>1 l 161t OJ1<•n Sat :iun l ~ 9410 W.irblcr Avt• , FV MOCJ111fico! J11st R.-Ctd to $61,950 This freshly r emodeled. This beautiful 3 bedroom, 12~ bath home bas an extra large family room, beautiful front porch and is freshly stuccoed and painted lhruout. Room for RV parking and more makes this an unbelievable buy at $61,950. Century 21 F.mery 846-D>l Minnesota Fats WOYld Lon This Rer Center with Brun.<;wirk pool table. ping µoni.:. over-.tuffcd couches and more 1-. a super bonus lo thi" t"<traord1anrv 4 bedrm. 2 bath. 2 story, near-new. Landmark home. Jn a super H.B. location. ONLY $86,750. Open House Sun 1·5, 647Z Newbury Dr. This cou1d be yours if you burr)'!! Century 21 Emery 846·3301 Perfect Starter A freshly painted exterior. new carpets and drapes and partially enclosed family patio make this cute 3 bedrm. l:Y. bath home a perfect :.tarte r at only $56,700. Century 21 Emery 846-s:.ll S.p.a.c.i.o.u.s This outstanding Meredith Gardens home 1how11 like a model with rresb paint. beautiful new c~ts. 3 lge bedrooms. 2~ baths, lge famJly room & formal dining room. H you're fussy, you'll love it. A top area. Open House Sat/Sun: 20302 Ravenwood, Huntington Beach. Century 21 Emery 846-s:.ll Twfn La Cuesta Vllos 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. OutstandinR !•>Cations an1J priced to sell. Hurry!! L't·ntury 21 Der~. 962-8891 or c.io ~·1'i0. SCllM MocW 2 Times Be·autiful 4 bedroom, 3 bath La Cuesta By the Sea. Assumable loan. Corner lot. New drapes, all this and more for $89,995. Century 21 Berg 640-4950, 962-8891 l11tradltcllMJ lrwceTllHle Century 21 Marten Real Estate specialist in Corona del Mar, Udo Isle and other Ba,yfronl properties. Extenslve real estate experience in Orange County and Harbor arra. For expert. service in your real estate needs. call Bruce Tuttle, Century 2l Marte n Real Estate N).$357. NEWPORT BEACH Forw la.th MocW Upgraded with warm colors and wood paneling. End unit X model with added privacy and extra outdoor entertaining area. Home owner benefits without house owner chores In lhis lovely Bluffs Condo. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5: 2619 Vista Raquetta, N.B. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-53S7. Mini·RClftdt Horses OK in this Santa Ana Heights country atmosphere. The old farmhouse needs a lot or work but the property is 300' deep. Bnng your hammer and nails . and put your pride into this c harming farmhouse. J ust listed! And should sell quick, call 64S·722L Century 21 Weslcliff Realty. View View!! $99,500 Thl\t ·, right on unob'>trucll'ter suite. Cov· l'n.~ patio, corner lot provides easy oc~ess. The owner is in u hurry llow about you" \l'ntur y 2t Westclirr Realty 64'1·i~l SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO ln•eston!! Takl' 3 look at the projl'Ctir>n~ on this choice shoppini: pluza. Ex· crlleot terms and finanring will provide cash now. Soml' manage- ment chan~es can mukc 1t a real bonllllia! ! Call Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357. SANTA ANA Main & Moe Puts you close to a super 3 bedroom beauty! Outstandingly upgraded home. CUstom thruout. Patios. yard lights, lush landscaping surrounds gorgeous interior. Hurry. flurry! I Century 21 Berg 640·4~ or 962-8891 5916 WamwAve. CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: HuntiflCjton leach 846-330 I I 733 Wntdiff Dr. Newport leoch 64S.722 I I 919 I lrooldlnt HuntingfOft leacll 9'2-8891 17400~A••· Costa Mesa 548-1161 200 Newport C....... 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''Greenbrier" 2-story. 2 BR, silting rm, 2 bath, formal DR. Gorgeous view! For sale $149,500. or lease $850 month. 2111 S-Jo1.-i11 tlls Rood NEWPORT CEMTB. M.I. 644-49 I 0 . . . suggests you ask about the beautiful Lusk home in Eastbluff which Hester-Brown & Associates are offering at $112,500. 833-9781 Hester-Brown REALTORS ......•..••..............•...•.•.............. ~~~! .......... !?~~ ~~••••••••••~?~~ G~ral 1002 GeMt'Cll 1002 '"HEWSIOY" GIVE W .\TER FRO~T CON DO THANKS r..i::>-5018 Want ads Ca II r>42 5(;78 45• sh1>. new panoram1r THIS DA y MES .. yr.noE bay \ ICW $255,000 ind~ A ""' I ,l nd. M 0 v e In by c F Colesworth~ 5 BEDROOM C hrl!ltm:i s. Owner • • Supersharpwlthformal f>i0.8161. Pnnc onlv REALTORS 640-00 0 dining, wood parquet en· -------------• trance. D1ncttc area. 3 COVING TOH 4.PLEX $123,500 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HEIGHTS UNDER $60,000. TRANSFER MUST SELL PRICE REDUCTION!! A well motivated seller bas just authorized a $3,000 price reduction on ·this love]y "FRANCISCAN" condo in THE BLUFFS. Newly decorated 3 bdrm .. 2~ baths & frplc. Now only $112,000. NEWPORT ISLAND DUPLEX ... in a prime rental area. This pride of ownership duplex has 3 bdrms., 2 baths, each unit; swimming & boating just steps away. Fee land (not leasehold). Priced to sell at $162,000. • • EXTli SPECIAL! $184,500 Your own M.lni Edale i n Newport Beach. Enclosed in used brick with a privnt.I.! landscaped backyard. This outstanding largt· family home has a fresh and sparklin~ decor in- side and out. 4 Bdrms. formal D1n1n1? rm wtfrplc. Especially large family rm w /space for u billiard table. This home has a co mpletel y coordmated 1ntcnor with so m.iny quality appoint· men ts. You Must SH It! OH THE WATER $119,500 YOUR OWN BEACH & BEAUTIFUL PATIO with wide open spaceo; view. Magn10cent 2· Story with lge Living r m ., I002 G........i 1002 Baths. Large livinJ? r<1om. New paint, carpeu, floonng & water heater. Hurp, !-.harp and priced right! C all 546-5880. ~HERITAGE · 1700 sQ. rt. owner's suHe wltb fireplace plus three hUl!e bedrooms. Three 2 bedroom, 2 bath apart- ments. 5 car garage. Best buy in this VERY popular model. Call to d:iy. 64&-7171. Charming 3 bedroom with hardwood floors, on a big lot. Newpor t l larbor High School dis· trict. Spruce up and snve. CAI.L 751·319l C:SELECT tPROPERTIES 4 IR-2 STORY POOL· $67,500 Tree lined street. In prime beach neighborhood. Formal entry to large family liv· ing room. Brick noor t o ce.iling fireplace. Coun· try kitchen. D in e. GflMt"OI 1002 GeMrol 1002 FJ agstone terrace. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhdeaway master suite. 4 IB>ROOM PLUS & Master Bdrm over-' looking water & v1cY.. Quiet location with 4 Udrms for the Jamil\• who wanb beach Ji, in~ The stare of Quail Place Properties Inc., Quail Place Management Corp., and Quail Place Develop. ment Corp., specialists in invest· meats, e xc hanges, residential pro- perties, and property management and development, wish to thank all of you on this Thanksgiving for an excellent year . We hope you've had one too. Please call us -the pro~ fessionals large enou~h to serve, s mall enough lo care. Manny 1\llm11n Linlfa 1\1l<16tlno Rob Angell Oehb1e Ba 1 le)' .lack lllanchJnl Carol Arokopp PelilllY Frenct'l John Hassell Rarbarn Keer Bob Kocisko Lou Meadows Carole 'Miller Jim Owen Teddy Phillips Robby Robinson Paul Scbm1dt Mimi Shapiro Rancly Tyler Dane Wilhite Ed WoUe Carl Baker Mark Cohen .lack Eisenhart Dick Green Helen Kotob Hal Sheokley John Ync:curino Jonn Mlll" Rea Arnold Don Rerman Bill Rotton Hurrv Cowun t Jrla Gnfa" .Jim llo~uc Pat Kent Don Lake S11m McDowell Tom O'Connor .Jeanine Paquette Bunnle Porter Gen Ryan Bob Scott Bob Sulllvan Ken Warden Mike Wilson Ted Timmons Alan Beyel' Denne9e Cole Al Golub ~lnrk Jasper Mike Murray IMI Stt!wart RooMoB' . • REALTORS Ge-Mr of I 002 Gfllffal 1002 ..•....................•...••••...•...•••..••. cae: llDBGI ILllNS CD. OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE 210 VIA CORDOVA. UDO ISi.i. 'OPEN Fii, SAT, SUN. 1-4 One or the most unusual homes on Lido Isle. Special surprises like .a "hot tub jacuzzi". Upstair suite w/bedroom. hath and oversized lounge complete w/wet bar and Swedish fireplace. $207.500. ~~!'! .......... !~.~~1~::::-!'! .......... !~.~~ 100 FOOT YACHT SPACE Yes! A ra re chance f or the owners of a truly deluxe yacht. Exclusive Lido ls le accommodations being sold for ·close to land value. By ~pp't. only. $.550,000. A COUJWIU IAHIM CO. 644-1766 21 11 SANJ040tJINHlu.lflO. IN ~TCEHTI" MESA VERDE Super !l br Extra li:e family & h\ltnR rm. £'not & Jat•uzz1. /\cross from pnrk nr ~olf course, A II for only S152,50U. Call 540 9922. 3 bath's. 22' lamily enter MEW LISTINGS! DEM PLUS tainment room. Many decoration items. i.e. WATERFIOMT GAMEROOM custom s hutters and Pier/float. Choice loca· This hard to find singk drapes. Hurry! Won' tion. 4 DR, 2 baths, 2 story rambling estatl' last. Call 963·7881. lrple$., lge. patio. new wtlh over 2,400 sQ. ft. ot ,,,.,..,,,,o .,1 ~ruNm•T'1'n· deck. Won't last long at living nren 1s lol'alecl on ® 111.l!l'!!'UI MEWPORTHTS. s treet minutes Crom [ I $179.500 secluded trce·line<.1 JjLilJ1'f. ~ delight to show! beach. Too many custom . ----·····~ Spacious 3 BR, 3 ba., pool features t o mention l 'r~=:::~~==~~==~~-=--=:-:::::;:-::~ home. 2 Frplcs., aundeck Rambling grounds with I over garage wUh ocean room for 3 pools + R IV view! $139,500! parking. for n preview MISA VlltDI of this unique borne caU Price C.t $5,050 ~~.;.,, ~ ''"' toM N-rt• Ple••ant. bdrm .• ·a ba.. r ~ I k7.~E' ,~~=,~~t·N:~ t~::$ .. 1t~ant1 COSTA MESA EASTSIDE 4 Units· $12R.OOO! Balboa lay Prop. R..ttors • 675-7060 . USTIN MEAD OW~ Ranch home, :i ltr 1 bonus. Wik. to ,<•hi'. sho1>"~ R<'C dr w , pool N811 Ocvon,h1n.• J\\I•. 544-8284 sts.950 I 002 Gettft'at 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWf'OIT'S IEST IUY Best buy at Spyglass Hill. Only one listed. 5 Bedrm, or 4 bedrm & maid's quarters. 3 Baths. family rm, se~ dining, huge tile entry, ocean view. $205,000. I - I BONIR ' ·r I 1· I If • fool •nd hi~ monev .rt- soon parted, why tre 1horo '° many - -? " " I HOL S OA I ~...,l,_,l,..' ..,.I "-""Tll '~I -1 o c-01... '"-~~"'\'• q"°'ed • • - ---by l.Hift9 "' "'" "'''"'"9 ~d· ._ _____ ....__ you ....... hM 11• No. 3 It.low. • rm:.rw0 r I' r I' 11 r I' r I' I •:tn;;r I I I I • I I I I 1 · SCUM.&.ETS ............ Cl .. 1fficetf°" 5100 ro a more formal fn::.hwn SEETHE WATER SI 54,500 IDuplexJ WA'fER ·BOATS & GREEN PARK. An un obstructed view from 1 this lari;le DUPLEX. On<- or the few LARGE Duplexe'i on tho markeL Wlth a 4 Bdrm & Den Unit and a 3 Bdrm & Pauo unit. Live in one & r ent the other for ap. preciauon nod deprecia· t1on. - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 EARLY IALIOA 2 Cotla1tei1 nn H·:l lot on the Peninsula 3 Heclrm' • & l bed rm ~.000 . PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 .........__ Rancho Mesa Pool Home Outatandlo1 4 bedroom homt'. Great Costa Mesa locstion near South Coa11t Pina. Room for hoat or trall«'r storage This new ll!lting i'I In move-In ronrlltl on. Hurry I SllB.000. Call 640..6161 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. Have somet.hini to 6ell '! Classified ads do it well. ' • I . . . . =.~.~ ........ ,~.~~-·-·· ~.~.~ ....... ~.~~-····· • 0-"91 1002 0....-.1 1002 s ... ,.. IOOZ ......... 1002 ...... For w. IHollMI ht-s• ThUtSd!)', November 25. 1'78 DAIL. y ptL,OT P7 ............ -...................... ·-·--·· I Hovi ,.,. w. A f HovlH ForSde Hou1n Few S-. " • ••• ,..,.,.. I 002 G........ 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ... • ... ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •• ••••• • ••• •• •••••••••• G I 002 ......... I 002 Coro.a def M• I 02:1 ' ....................... ·················••4••• ............................................. . ...... . .......•...••.....••.• * * * * * * .............................................. . 5 BR., MISSION VIEJO Restful view of cnnyon & Mts.; beauUf ully upgraded home with dbl. door entry; other features include family rm .. formal dining rrn. & 3 car g arage. Spaciou.s partially covered patio overlooking canyon. $125,000. lt seems to me that large families have mor o Cun t bao a n yon e - especially on fiesta occasions such as '.tha nksgiving. Wouldn't the above described home be a GREAT Tha nksgiving gift for the LARGE family! ffpct euoluotiu.& _: MO 11btiga!ieK • • GeMral 1002 Getterol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Must Sell $39,500 2 Bedrm, t'rcam"puff Townhouse. Tennis & pool really super. 645-3474 NEWPORT IEACH LUXURY Best buy in Baycre!\t' 25()() Sq, rt. Of pure claSS I Four massive bedrooms, with secluded master wing. Sunny coi.:ntry kitchen with all new ap· pllances. incluchng bwll In microwave oven. 2 Large water heaters ~ + + decorator':. de light. Don't m1i.s all this for only SlJ:l.500. Call 646-7171 .J~"'"''t-'·d<t ., • .,,,.,,,.(, [~lff!ltfl "PROVIMCIAL" &IR'SMEAR BEACH $81,900 Double door entry to new world splendor. Lar family sized h\'ing m With Ooor lO ce1h.ng Slone fireplace. lluge formal dine . Open country kitchen Massive lamily room with wall of glass n ew or covered lcrrare & grounds Hideaway Ruest quarters. Seeond ~tury swtes include huge master & chi Id ren 's rooms. Hurry for this ocean brc1:.i;cs ~pecial. 963 71181 Ge.ral SUPERB HOMES l!ALTYIMC. Wl~You Front Ow Staff Bob 8el'll'lett Joe Giuliano Lorrie Bemett ..leorl Marsh Vikki Wolloce Betty Chappel N\thony lvdito Benjie lvdito Link MyEWS Ro Grey lwle Mc Coslond .loner Mulder Solly Rout Bdl Starkey ISSSW.Ntf\c.M. HexttoMsbtac.ket 549..a655 1002 GeMrol 1002 ! DR 4' GAR. APT. 2 COv. Pittiol, okeJy rum. So. ot Heritage Collection ::::~:::~ .... BARGAIN HUNTERS FIXM UPrst -4 bedrooms. 2 bath, family room,...,......, plus eat·in kitchen. This 2000 sq. ft. home needs he lp. As king only $69,000. Call 140.1 Ill. GREAT FAMILY ROOM WITH OPEN IEAM CllUMG -hobby and sewing area. 3 Bedrm., 2 bath with lots or extras. Like 2 ,.tlo•, fireplace & garage door opener. Top value at $65,500. CCII 540.1151 SMELL THIS IEAUTIFUL HOME -nothing smells better than new plus h carpets & fresh paint. Squeaky clean thruout. 4 lit bedr••·· 2 baths, family room , fireplace and all the extras. Great Costa Mesa location near sc'1ools. Just listed a t $68,500. C4ll 540.1 I 51 ERITAGE 1002 G""'°' 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UHRIAL COH"f'N90tilY Loaded with 1:tnfiques ! Clea~. spacious. sunn y and fuJI of fun : ~m que archUecture, 4 B~room~. st~med glass windows, corner Jacuzzi, private sundeck and great location. U got- tasee it! At $162,500. it is an outstand· ing Newport Beach buy. 2 Blka. to A.abl ... Roomy 3 BR, dlnl n 1. aardenroom, Cam eo JDda. Land & all, only $127,$00 CdM rROrERTIIS '7U494 1024 • ••••••••••••••••••••• HA Tl TO PAIHT7 No need to! Thia vacant. Mesa Verde 3 bedrooD\, famllY roo1n homo wlth fireplace la ready to move tnlo right now! With a great recreaUonal palJo. Located in a real pride or own ership U,..l()Uf: fif)Mf:§ nel&hborhood. at only REAL TORS:•. 676·6000 $bi.900! CallS46-2lll !!!!!!!!!2!!4!!4!!3a!!~!!:,!!s!!t1 n!!CM!!o!!astes!!a!!~!!i!!! eg~!!!dw!!!e a!!• ~!!!.l!!~!!!~!!!~!!o·!!~a!!9!!~!!ed!!M!!!!ar!!!!~ [ i ' iii G..,.,.al I 0021G....,.al t002 a BR. 2 'h Ba.· n e w. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pacious split·level Wl-:!::il.EY N TAYLOR CO. HEJ\LTUH.S -,111L't• HMU w/frplc, ram-rm, & dbl gar Nr. So. Coast Plua. $77,000. Agt. Sam Crane. 645-fl70or 5'0-0608 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lege Park. 3 Br 2 Ba. new cpl, drps , roof & paint. Spac kit. w /bllnll, sep din, encl yd & patio. LOWDOWN GEORGIA.M JASMIMECIHIC -C.D.M. $56.950. Own r /Agt. AT A MOST PAYMENT COLONIAL Beautiful 3 BR 21h bath home in ..:.M:...7·_7648 _____ _ ~ ----...:: .., HAl'PY l'RICE Btn pride of ownershii; SIX IB>ROOM new p rivate area with security Brs. 1•.~ baths. Nr Baker rt. ,;,1'f_N_~~ Rea.tvaluelnthischarm homi:. in super location. HEARIEACH gate. H a rdwood floors, lush cptng & & Fairview $62,000. Prin ~--~ ing three bedroom home Has shake rf, 4 lge Formal doub,le door en· drapes, stained glac;s, beaut. light only. -y---:..--localed m one or Irvine's bdrms, 2 bas, lovely yd, try lo classic old world Coastline Rlly631·1846 bestareas.Grealkilchcn pallos all around, & charm. Large living fixtures. $149,500 unfurn., $169,500 --------- PENINSULA ror mom, cozy family more. Gorgeous js the room with noorto ceihni: furn. STORY 4br, 2ba, bonus HURRY it won't last . room, even separate din· word &only $64.900. fireplace. Banquet sized ZI 11 S.. Jooqiiia tlls Rood rm. By owner. $73,500. this 4 bedroom. 2 balb mg room. Ideal location 545·9491 formal dining room is HEWPOIT CEHTElt. M.L 644-49 Io 1..:.646-:..:....:2:7;...00~------ Conlempor ary within for children. Price is liil conveniently secluded By Ownt. Mesa Woods. 4 walking distance of .S.SOO. Call673-8SSO. fr om huge cou nt r y br 3 ba bonus r oom Newport's famou s Ol'f1ni1 9 •11s 1 11 111ro81NIQ• kitchen .. Family casual G~al 1002 Gfttff'al 1002 s94 .ooo.' 5S7·8U7 0 ; edge Natural woods. [\8 l11Ji ·ii UI . enlerlalnment room ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :l.S7·SJ92 ri r;!,~Da~E~ERan::ELugeDpat1o. ~.£\fN10)f •---------c~::t1 ~~~e~~o ~!~~: •-Fi:.:n;...e~M:.:es_a_v_e_n1_e_2_s_ty-.-s n . -=---·=•1=~ 5'AMISH ing open banrusler sl1urs oflc£, ~~£ br, 2~ ba. Open House Beautiful 3 bedroom, 21~ MAMSIOM to massive bedroom Sat /Sun 1·4 or appL. bath Townhome near 2 LANDMARK ON HILL swles. Hurry for \his 75l·3930 pool. jacuzzi and recrea-91:.a.UTIES POOL + IEACH "Gone With The Wind" 1......:..:...;.~------~ charmer. Call 963-7881. Presllge Living uon center. Huge master UNDER $80,000 $51,250 on•1111q • ., ~" "'M••·· • Attractive 4 bdrm. home on corner lot. PrivacySecunty swdte. up~ratded cuarpetfs Both near new, 4 + 5 Secluded courtyard en· [ ~ t~~ 11 ~1 Bay views from living room & UP· Elegance an a pnva e pa o, 0 · bdrms. 3 ba, fam rm, 3 1,ry to magnificent enter· ~I i 1 stairs bedroom. $18.5,000 Stop your search for that. fer~:MT:~·9900 ~arra~~:g~~ r~!~\ u~-~~:~:;~~h~dd;a~:~~) j ~~\~~r·e~~i: ~~~~~ "t:a?.ebo''. Besl HB buy artistic setting Huge la~le & grac Jiving de· .1;.,,.~>a1e~k~ Valley Realty 963·5671. ~oor·lo·ceiling crack!Jnf( NEWPORT BEACH si red by di11criminating -fireplace. Gourmel pub buyers. Resplendent en . kitchen . Mass ive try, soaring cathdrl SF:LL idl<' llrms with a [ ra··,·lliiji~rl, Z~'.~'.lot Clas~iracd .\d '"'()'$j@Hjfj_ Walker & lee Realfstate ~~~~,-~~~ hideaway master suite+ dupl8X ceilng's, exq mstr ste. guest quarters. Terrace Belt;~"' t han n;~;· two· G---I 1002 G--rof 1002 enorrumpus rm. lux. din overlooks sparkling pool h lk f ........,, .. ....... for the gourmet. A stun- & grounds. 963·7881. story, a 5 ort wa rom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nlng achievement In the I I 00 2 GtHral 1002 •••••........•.•••.•....•........•...••••••.•. S/ierman_A..~6oci·ate~, in keeping wilh Ike f radii ion of f /,,~ great_A..~rican hofufa'I, wi/f Le cfodeJ I~ weetenJ. UJe w~h al/ our lre~ureJ cfwnf~ & a.66ociale~ a lounleo~ PRICE oPfN "''I • 11s1i1f.i ro 1" "''''' lhe beach. Both uni ls arc MESA VERDE mid of lush lndscpn 'g, r . ' I 2 bedroom, 2 bath, IUX· OWNER cau KATELLA for this L~.tu:~!~!~m . ~MIHfdJt ~"l~·'°;~'.~· no.·~~~.... ~.;·rj~~~~~·ro.~-~;N:.~·s./:~:~ home plus formal dJning !p SELECT Meaa 4 bed r m home lion. 3 Br, 2 ba. Open1..:.:;..:...:.;..:.: _____ _ room or de.n: Massive POOL HOME featuring formal dining, house Sal/Sun 1·5. 1706 IRAHD MEW floor to _ce1lin1 brl.ck HUNTING. TON BEACH , ___ P_R_O_P_E_R_T_l_E_S_ lfe kit. w/dinelle. Huge Oahu Place, CM . fl 1 k II g ·-I ving area centered , Southern Calif. RJly Builder 's own c uatom 59 JASMINE rep ace in sun en vm Move·in cond.. 3 br. lge II.AT around many trees and 752_o:>s8 546.5605 home. 3BR, ram r m, CREEK DRIVE room., Excellent op· stone fpk, l8x36 pool. fHR.ATIOM 44' covered patio. Corner ---------,cent-air, top loc, walk'g Exciting two-story home porturuty lo. assume ex· yard in super shape. A Invest those dollars in Io c ation , Io ts of • dist to all schla, OCC & w1lh OCEAN VIEW ; 15Ung loan with low down must see today! privacy-room for motor Balboa l'enmsula I 007 swim club. Come a.nd see Payment "-11842 ~ hard-t<>find income pro. i l u built n fe l r ·"" · · ~ home, boat or tr"1'Jcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• or call for more n o. ~~~.~~~~ [ ijijfij]!il vs·~ ~f ~~~Xil~;~: ~~'. .. .B.soo E:i~ttiE._~-o-~-~-No_~_·_:_E_E_Aw_L_~_8_a_R_l pool &: jacuui and TEN THE RANCH plus flexible owners unit BA YAIONT CONDO 1--•Al•U-IT•TR-E•E•S•!-• ~ I S C 0 l' R T S 3 llDROOM PLUS One of the most sought for Sl49.000. Gall for de· ~~~~~~~~~J Open Hov.e Sot/Sun Remembe r . I live 1n 22)(20 after&presUglousareas talls.G73-8SSO. . i: JIOFERNANDO Lovely College Park Jasmine Creek and ll'5 PAMILYIOOM or Irvine. A "count~" oPfNlllO•llHtJ/llOtlNl(fl ~ll~o homeonquletculdesac. '~~~!::~~; r~::;1~~~i~:i~¥.~ ~~£,~%:~~~:~~~ r•.Nlltl ~r.~::·::;~~ y 0 ::: :::.:~ R3 ~s~~§~~~~t~ 67S-5511 Street Walk to schools. bas,hugel8x24gamerm · ==•=-=-Large 3 br, 2 ba Costa Oceanfront Proper ty, & extra wood decking. MEREDITH c hurches. parks 11nd &swimpool.S4&-77u . Mesa home. Gas bltns. btwnC&DSlS.673·3961 $4.900 shoppini: center. Custom -----IF YOU'VE ALWAYS DW, FA heat, brick fplc. rlli\~=--••-.,. .. ~,...• GARDENS ESTATE buill 22X20FamllyRoom . . . WANTEDTOI.IVE Owner painted thruoul, Corona ct.I Mar 1022 L~T·~..,.~ tl Formal ent.ry inio huge \I.1th beam ceilings. Call BY TJIEOCEAN new carpets. Obie gar. ........................ ~ ...... fl li,·ingroom. Formal din 963-6767. '·: , : · Spectacular 180 de!(. Lgc patio w/bltn BBQ. PRIVATE . 1-151.!!" __ .:.Ji_ 1ng room. Gourml•I '"'"''•?·"1111•nn1•rN•r" ocean view & ma~nlf1-Vacant IEACHACCESS * &75-5930 * kitchen with breakrast [ ~ I cent aumels, this 3BR, Call Don Blel 546-8104 4 IR Reduced 36:17 I':. Cst Jlln. C<il\r ~h·c~~~keU~~n;n~:i:~ . · lt1ftlll1 SANTA ANA :i~~g4~1 ~~'.!'~5wo':. 646-392SorS4S·34B3 to$109,500. Walk-in closet In master . ---=••'"'~ rlngton Ave. in Ca m eo The price is right, the Mesa Verde, 3 Br 2 Ba, suste. Owner will help HEIGHTS Shores is listed at only location Is great, lbe new decor. Secluded bk nnimce. Try ss.ooo down. ---------$1.98,500. instr bdrm is giant, the yd. bllns. SGS.900. Ownr. C4JJ983-6'Zl'7. SUl'YIHOMES 2700sq.ft.51R's ASAND&SEA yard is pool sized, the 1 _968_·9_30_l _____ _ ,..., 1 ·• '\ REALTY Reduced $5000. REALTY 675·8800 --------I and is lee. t be Lownt Priced [ ® IH&rnf i ~W~i~;~~i~i;~f ~t.~~ .~~X ~~.~f'.' ~!:.~~~~ot ~;~J.~:: ~~::::~ti];!,7! and v!4~~!. -----549-8&55 freeways-beach-shop-'I> ACRE di 3 Bed 2'~ New listing-Owner G••eMt'at•••••••••••••••••'•0•0•2• ~~--~~~~~ ping-Irvine i n I n · Quiet tree lined street lo gra ng. rms, motivated! Lowest : dustrfal. One story. 5 ri te dri "--1 ded baths, dining rm. fplc. bednns, 2•4 bath. sep. p va ve. ~ u OHered to the dis · priced home available macnab / Irvine realty Ff MER HOMES FltOM $63,000 TO Sl,200,000 HAiiett VllW A very speci a l Port orlno w f4 bedrooms, 5 baths + guest house. Quarry tile entry, hallway, dining room & fi r eplace. A separate unit ideal f or i n -laws. Completely private. Inter-com thruout. $159,000. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (Sll) LETS MAKE A "DIBAll.D'' DIAL Your chance to make a fantastic deal-a ver y much sought after 2 bedroom, 2i,, bath townhome near comm. pool & jacuzzi -tot.ally up. graded carpets, drapes, ceramic tile, g arage door opener - beautifully landscaped. Be one of the luc k y f e w ! $63,000. Holly Markas 644-6200. (S12) HAllOR VllW SOtasrr Spaciou s 5 bedroom, 3 bath w/superb greenbelt location. One or the largest lots in Harbor View. Community pools, park, tot lots & bask«ball facilities. This won't Jast at $149,500 fee. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. ($13) 642-8235 644-6200 901 Dover Oriw H•rbot' Vl•w C..nlllr trvlne at Campti' Valley Qnw 752·1414 r I dln entry to lavish living criminaling buyer for ---------1 today ln Costa Mesa. laundry rm, orma · room. Epicurean kitchen ..,40 000 644 7270 '•--------•I Three spacious bdrms i ng, easy upkeep .. separate family room ... • · · 1' plusl5'x20'lamrm,wllh Pretentious entry. Close New carpet and spark I· .,,,_ e _ ,.,,/ • DUl'LEX * 1 a r g. e y 0 r d a n d to new Mun icipal ing paint! Sweeping ~=-~':""' Sit-down ocean & bay work!hop. Not a condo. Newport Beach Go tr masler bedroom com· r .....,..... view!! 5 Yeare new; 3600 Investors, assume SYl'i'o Course. View of ex· I H"" h ge rear sq. ft. Each unll has 2 A 1 T al l elusive Santa Ana Golf p ex. ,...e, u REALTORS V oan. ot pym son. yard! Room for pool ond ~~~~~~~~~~ bd.rms., 2Y.i ba., frplcs .. ty $284 /mo. Please Course. For appointment maybe tennis t Seller bll·ins, 2 dbl. garages. hurry, call today. call.... bought new and must A.slung $189,500. Call for sell! Try sssoo down! SECWDED VIEW app't. Call:540-3666 ~r~~;,~~;~~~10~1 Nocl" Elegant 3 bd. 2 ba, lgc ~~~~~~~~~1!•1UIH1I ~J.~=~~f~~~if 'Ip I I I; @fJi/J Sel~l~id~l~e~it~em;_s -~64~2~·~56~7~81 ~-~~~~==!!!l=-~11~·~=-~1 """"'ed"'ed-54S-949t. "l\~:C~~·.ICJ., We're he'9 lo help I ~~! ............... ••••••••••••••••••!!.~~ -~'~·~~~:~'~·~=~~~~~;4~~;~~..,=-~-~~~ ~~~~~o;~!;~ R I Estat Sal 3 Or. 2\o\ ba. $75.000 by ea e es S<Cf\\.~~-~czrs · ~7~f:.·~~clubhoul>e Follow the Wnn to Thal lntr;guing Word Gome w;f/r o ChucH~ ~st location In Costa White Wahr Realty -----•-~,a.a.• .. '°'1AH Mesa. Walk lo all schools Including Jr. College. We _.. ...... fw Or.:":~d', :: Cu1toml1ed features i... io ,_ '°"' "MPle -.ti. everywhere. Anthony pool, gardens, back & tide pallo covers and wooden decb. 4 BR,% Ba & family room. $79,SOO. ~.No broken. Who will ulllize ,lbe idv~ages our newly remodeled, high traffic location offers . Ask for: I 0 Y 0 l I I i Men •l•Y •t • summer or IHVISTOIS FOUl«IX SI 10,000. I If I I' I wfnl•• ro•ort 1111 their money . • • • . . run~ outi women. i1ll their -------... -run o\lt ,, ,. l" ,~ UI C IR HI 0 I J 0 C-ole,. Ill. tl\vt\le 4'VOl*I _ br f.llln9 I~ .... "''""" -4 . -. • . . """ ~1.,.. ,,_ •• ., i.i.. 3 belew. • ~~'%(s~~0~~t~mus r r r r r r I' r 6 't:F:~~\umu 10 I I I I I I I I SCIAM..UTS A1t1w .... le CJoul& ..... 1010 New ll1Ung-Pri me loca-tlon -XI nt 1n com1·- Terms. Please call for details. Ph:540-3666 ·~-We're here to help t .. DAILYPILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~~ ....... ~~.~ ....... ~.~~.~~ ........ ~':~ ............ !~.~! ~~.~~~ ..... !~.~~ ~.~~~ ..... !~.~ ~!!~.~.~ ........ ,~~~~!.~~.~ ....... ~~!~!.~~.~ ...... . Coste...... 10241 .... i.....°"1eoclt 1040 ..._,ilqOfta.och 1040 ~ •ew ,...wporileach 10'9 Newp«tleoch 1069 S.CIHttnte 1076 ................ •• ••• • •• w+ ............ ••• .. •• •• • • Doe't D I i , v &\..\_ llMrGld lay ..... •• •••••• •• •• •• • •• • .... •••• •• • ••••••• ••••• ••••• •• ••• ••••• •• •••••• JUST USTID •••••••••••••••••••••••OWNER Lfo:AVINC· Ju6l • 0 t.! LAGUNA 81,;;ACH •Br. Pool table n Oame OCl!AH YIEW MUST Slit.I • SU,900 4 ~drooms, 1«11.,Y Don t come 11~e thll 2 CONDO Rm. 30' ol)(ln beam LJv · ' JR.Ao Rainbow's End f1repla~c. deluxe built t>ectrm "''"""den churm Nculy oceanfront un 111,rm, rormal dmlna.111 TO LOVE ME OR NOTTO LOVE ME, OP.F~N SATtSUN l·S DRUM HOME ins &<bbhwttshcr. Dinmi: Ina how;e on lbc ireen prest.111iow. ClifJ Ortve In yard. Pvt community THAT IS THE QUESTION. But how 92.8AvcrudaSalv11dnr Opportunity of ~rmµotwolfth.io,oldrmi',.P'disln~ room. bre:1kfni.t har, l>lllyl~~T5~rOer0t:nl.!s'soryoo!"'· the northend ot .L&t:u w pool, lcmus. btlacb & will you ever know unless we meet? iz:11crce111d1eywrothrlsyou• ll,«otm1001~•l: lHeUmo-Vour dream '""' ... ( ry r\d 't I l -' vv u ' u nit .. ian (1u11y drive lo vol l"yball .., • • . mi: and :14"parate eatl.na a eo 0• can a!\ · are a l>er1ou~ buyt'r N rrt 2 lid " Call 673-7300 & my agent will arrange lnto to. J\it. 845·0882 or c:ome true in th as lilrt-a In kitchen. Great cal Tarbell, Kcaltorb, be~.rn~e you'll love ll! ewpo . rms • $l7t 500 d 493-2143 bedroom pita 2 bat ramily rm, sep laundry, &u-6fll\ Don't:>•)' we didn't w;irn hari:• Ii vina r oom & _. _ · • a a.le. 1 _______ _ fomll.yhom1:w1lhforma & )uu' frrepl&c:e . Luxunoui;! · ~~•WW.a P.S. I 'm on beautiful Lido Isle & my dlnmcroomandfamU sha ke roof. An un Start.,-Ho,,. S89,000. Fromthl58eautifuHBr, admirers say l 'm•a r ea l doll LOIJllH t 086 room. Owner must set larllll>hed 2 yrs old with wll.h chi.rm Downtown Red Carpet SBa c ho rv hnmodlaleJy. Priced un lots or warm bnck and Huotiogl on l:Je Jcb, 2 RtGlton 133~3380 ustom me.,. icw house-.... so; call now, okay? ••••••••••••••••••••••• d er market for quick cartlHones, only ~.000. btd.rm. $42.000 tlou\ or ot Enllre ::~ Co~tlJ.ne .A.. sale. Sellers los:1 you CoAm~r prk~ spucc ,fUST SELL, By Owner. 3 LID U REAL TY THIEi ARCH a• Y tYOWMlll gal.a. Please call today! Owner Must Sell R ~ 8R4?:,";00 Br, 2 bn, The Tcrract> TOP-Such a Dealt ll77 Vlo Lido, M.I. 67J..7300 Will sell VA FHA or you •-·1 Townhomes. 11ec ludec.l •. OF THE WOR LO. There aren't many views !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 48r, 2-...bn, OCll vu, d~\·k & patio, Ill: lot. $1$0,000. Ph:499 2513. Prine on(y. ~1n1rA a1s~ume3 e8x1sdt1ng Central Park & lake at ·~a~ds~&·""~ v~trlu~l;:n\> Choice locution on park· left like this one. SBr , c oa n . e rm, YOW' back Cr 4 Ur 2 ba "" Uke lot with privacy • 2Ba Hide-Away . Mnke us Mlsslorl Ylefo I 067 Newport leoch I 069 Othtf' Rtcil Estate shake roof. I l rep la cc, lrg kit, (rplc. ~7,9!.JiJ. Cali Upgrades. f7S,SOO. l'all ju.st perfect for the small onoC(er w$Jc.,~a500n 't n•Cusc. •••••••••••••••• •• •• ••• ••• ••• •••••• •• ••••••••• ••• •• ••••• •• ••• •• •••••• pnme area Just $65,900. 53&-~l. 551-o.iso. family who desire n co:iy IN. ......c .. Via Octavo MobHt Homes Roberts lnlM I 044 FORMAL immoaculatc condition' 9~ •511· • l:leautlful. un'IJsuul etc. tEACH HOME ••••••••• : ••••••••••••• II 3 bdrm .• z bath home Ill DOLPHIN R E -Fors• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Priced ror prompt sale at 4 ....., corati.ng & lndscp·g. 4 br, Th 3 bd 2 b th R It DINING $85000 Jge mast e r bdrm,, is rm.. a 8.X.26.i.etr cont·d,fullbath, Spanish ea y WOODBRIDGE • cathedral ce.ilings & real home, with open beamC'd JUSl rrhrush1..'. has been up up with awmn". $1850. Mesa Verde! :.~:.:::.-.::::. .. :..hom~. x1.r,.;; ... " 3 8""oom. 2 b•lh Com. ~ w~lfl!l MYSTIC HILLS m.soo.":>.::!', :!:.; ..... • "de d w Ith • n' w '"'~'" • Sprawlmg custom with Choose upgrarll•:. now bndge Model '" Tll~ ~{l'W 3BR, 3BA. sauna, view-i.iderl0%down. kitchen, enlarged mslr. COINRl----.-.. ----- aboul3000sq ft. Inside! Call Sle\C, (21Jl~l2·106ll TERRACE. GrA"' loca-•99·2800 View-View! Great ex..,., BillTbompson o --Jty bdrm .. new paint & new rc1 Bedrms, 3 baths. Family or 1714 >552·409o n • ~... 495-1870 nca ca.rpeUng. Laving area Property 1600 rooin +den. Formal din ,IY OWHEll ----lion. close to l'Ommunity IY 0'6A..IER ~~~l $159,900. Agenl, overlooks tge. patio with ••••••••••••••••••••••• Landmark 4 BR & ram TURTLEROCK park. Pools and shop· "" groe.nbouse. Locatod 1• AllTGAUHY l~ggf,or!lelytoubrae~.te~~inl rtn. boat gate. Call µmg. S76,SOO. Call for ap· REDUCED $2500. Spec. If I HAD A blk. toocca.n in a private • """"Uo.a""la:""CH 968-8019 $72,950 Plan 8. 3Br, 2ba Pomtmeollod~y ! tacutar .ocean & co11stal l 1 -· ""' """' vacuum system . ----ftplc,Pat1o &Atriurn views,3BR.2.Ua,2yrs /\IEWE'L.l-HAMMER .~~uni Y w /poo ·Sale-lease back. Prime ~~~~~~,~~.show, BKR. IY OWNER ~ll .500 Owner new. Submit· all offers, QUALITY & LOCATION NEWPORT IEA.CH ~ocation. $21,600 annual 4 blocks to beach. New 8J3.398Sor675·3017 we're anxious to sell. . bl I could add 2 lovely R"' ... LTY 675•16,.2 J.lll."Ume. $225,000. u It n PI U S h f l ly ..,.. 500 499 2109 llreJUSt about everyt ng b'"'d .. oo m s lo l hi~ -"' r .. ' ' u W odb . d S&S ""'• . . and in Laguna, this home "' ' 0 landscaped. 1800 sq Ct. 0 ra ~e • oea~ marvelous starter horoe1---------Glass & cedar wood patio park & lake, 2·sty, 3 ~r. 3 has both ! Nice ocean on a huge lot with IUSTIC SETTIN(; /'\JEWELL BCJ'S.O<. lfH hiu home-frplc-2 bdrm·den-ba, under c~nstrucuon SOPHISTICATED view & you can walk to beautifully landscaped Cape Cod S Br, 3 Ba. V:i '"#I In Ccilifornia" lge master suite+++ S7S,OOO. Call 833-2144• HOME town, high school a nd yard. This shake roof acre, heavily wooded, dbl 2BR. 2BA + beautiful beach from this charm· r I k U · ER htorage. garage. A J.M. Pelers Plan C, w / guest hous e 1•r1 •ate ing & s ubstantial 2 with fireplace is in a ronungonpvt. a e. nt· L.1gun,1 Oc•.H h .1.,~ b'.Ji:t-1 BAYFRONT *BY OWN * dream ho~e. for .only air. other upgrade!>, :.ecurlly ent St l O :.t Bdrm. 2 bath home. QUALITY LOCATION que seclusion. Nolhiog Attracti\•e home, now S92.sod. 11~ • • flnancrng S98 ooo 551·-1525 u 5.,3 CA .. "'1SDt·IR''l"'E S p 1 i l . 1eve1 w i l h and close to shopping. like it in Nwpt area. Office building, s pec- tacular view, luxurious executive offices. An xlnl inve11tment al. $630,000. rcnled & paying for self. OPl-:N SUN 12·4 PM ' . ,. ' ..,,..v • n VIEW lot. $27!1,000 ~.500. $U~.OOO. BuY for invest or movt! !>ll l5thSt. llurlt. 1.lt!ad1. 5 Bedroom & family rm OPt:N DAILY hardwood floors, cectar 2331 Tustin /\vc. in. 3Br +lg den/Br, 3 ba 71~/536 8256ti75 9337 $89,000 or lca:.e 01H1u11 M /\.M. T06 PM Wt I{• l .. lA lVI'. paneling, built·ins. hilh OPEN HOUSI-: Top condition! &esl lo{' for_aP_Pt __ Prime localwn. Ur11v ,,._,.').'41•brtr·:.rr ~I(, & plaster walls. masonry 1£ .Quail ~ SAT/SUN 1·5 llLL•ltUHDY " p ""'" ' fireplace & many other m. .,a 1208 nr back b11y, Nwpt High. -r ark. vl ('11mmunity , STYLED , / ,r. quahly features. They Pia~• .,..,.. tenrus ct.s. $86,500. (714) WHY PUT OFF le n n i :;' ~ w Imm I fl g '/IM J/d/, d ' b ·1d h l'k th' p op ti Realtor 6 7 5-616 I oo 3336 HAPPINESS 552-8587 or 752-9381 FOR THE 49?·•7sr on l w t em a e is r •r •• llG C .a. uyou ___ _ '"'n ,.. ...... ~.·· L•"' • o-.... anymore! Large corner 7J2-t920 """ n laker & Fairview ANY LONGER? WHITE GLOVE TIMES lot provides room for ex· •-oo OUAMt ,..,""~' tlACH Exclusive. quallty bit 4 Office building, spe<' BAYFRONT Super area. Super cond1 1 d th 5PECIAL is this spac pansion. Sl.10,000. ..__rf •och 1069 bdrm, frml din, sep fom lacular view, luxurious 3 Bdrm 1 h baths tron. Super (amrly home c ean an you own r A Deane home that pro· JBR, 2BA, den. dining ..-.. ,...-rm, sunken convertible executive offices. An xlnt P11nc1pals Only This 5 bedroom, 2 story land. Call us to see this ve s s oph1s t1 c ale d , ltil I ••••••••••••••••••••••• U . l t$6SOOOO Coastline Rily 631·1846 I h . beau\y & the pools, ten· modern slybn" can be rBom, mu . edvel • view::.. LIDO ISLE pgr'tad~Jco,.nztyen~orrp.lcp! n·mPe· 1nvesllmLLenGt aRU.._.D•Y • arge omc 1s on a corner rus. \Ollt•yba ll & parks ,,. nus. 2 sep b garages. .,.. ..,. Moving to Oregon. Must lot near all school~. shop· around it. 3 lidrms • 2' l beaullfol. For $99,500 en· $139,500. 3 Bedroom. 2 ba, lrg :V. acre lot w /view of golf Realtor 6 7S.6 I 61 sell 3 BR. 2 Ba Condo. ping and lluntangtoo ba. S87.500 joy 3 bdrms. 2 baths, a Complete Rental Dept. , __ Hil I OSO patio, modern kilchen. course. city tiles & --------- s46.soo. Prine. only. Stale Beach. Just r e· ~ fam. rm. with fireplace . SlilELDREALESTATE --r-"" s $139,500 by owne r . Catalina! Terrific patio DuDWxts/ 540-~ or 645 6568 duce d . $83. 950. Ca II First cla:;s condallon, 494·8093 •••• •••• ••••••••••••••• C73-ml5. ror execulive enlerlain· Onits sat. t 800 -----·----• 546-2313 be fore 11 's too 552·7000 IUUTY WITH mg. F'or the very best, ••••••••••••••••••••••• D pi 1026 latetosee 1t! .. AVIEW FEB>THEDUCKS call838-6256. lONEWUNlTS ··:;:;;~;:;.:.:;;;·· [~· ,,., ',... ''~"[''.'"'~ ~·~{LACE.· ..... :·. nm 1~:;.etrs ~~l~~a ~~1!~ ~~~:rr~~t dte~k~ 2~sfy~ s ail 1 4 0 P~n;·:~6~~·~ u l .,... ' REALTORS cuJ-de-sac w/greal view BR. & playrm.: 3 ba . F\Jllerton St., C.M. All Hr Dano Pt. Marino · ' ___ • of valley & rolling hills. A XJnt cond. Walk lo pools, bachelor units. Monlhly 2 Years new. 2 Red-mo s t d es 1 r ab I e teMis&ocean. S96.SOO income $1940. and ex- rms, de n l"• baths , WINDING nghborhood,frplc &cov CAYWOODREALTY W l i ·rr H b pe ns es $336. Price f1replar c s, s pac1ouh, Staircase UNIQUE r'd patio only slart the • 548-1290 • 11fgshl;nd's. bea~tffulo ~ $295,000. 25% Down. $112.500 l .., 1 d d h 1 d list of features Lh1s hm BR, 2 BA, family rm, UP· Owner will carry paper. World Wide Brokers lead. .. to pnvate upstairs '15 3CAHPUSDa:fR't/INE .,ec u e ' 5 an g c orrs. Call now for appt, SPY~LASS HILW Vu. 3 Do noc. disturb tenants. Balboa 673-4545 quarters in lh1s all lux-Woods Cove home with 968·3301. Br 2 Ba. last bra~d new graded lk3:unbdry rm, new C 11640 2455 Own{'r l r an s fe rre d Pacesetter 4 U 11, 2'' BA. nearly new, upgraded pool size lot. $86.000. Jt.HCHORAGl IMVESTMEKTS 17 I 41 496-77 I I . BToro 1032 .•.•.•.••...•.......... SAILING TEHHIS POOL Real Estate byl&VAY ury Tov.nhome. Jus t hi.t OPEN DAILY great. close-in vu : cozy housebyowner 640-1751 custom ale en. Approx [~ · · e d ! Brand new ! 1 8A.M TOb PM. patio, fplc. 2 bdrms. katella · 2,000 sq. ft. Pnn1· c. only. ~ E)~.·. L •• ~ lledrm:., 3 haths. ru11 SUPERB!! S87,900 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Call 542-7727 or ;ippt. ~ •Jr-'1!:0- guest dining room, Cami· Broad moor Turlll'rock Chdarmin~d3 BR, cmplttl'y ":"A_gt_. --=----1 y rm , cud d I e up ~ re ecort • new cp s , w 1 t h :. e I c l: t c d Inn dl'd k' c rireplan• Air cond. com-lllll.I rem at w I ornmg forl! BKH, <.'all 540 1720. w a 11 Pa J> c r :. · I u s h • range. Priced to sell at WALK RIGHT IM land!>cap1ng, lartt11 ; 4 $88,500. Owner548·3080. Sit ni:hl down in Urn; 2 TARBELL bdrms .. lorm:i l d1nini:. Beaut 3 Br, cfitrl air, huge !>tory POOL home. 4 family rm $911950 • gar. frplc. sprklrs, close NEW CUSTOM wall covcn ng. dra matic "# 1 1 C_..f 1 .. 5474425 anytime. OPEN SUN *DUPLEX* 3 & 2 BR 8·Mo's old Xlnl design, Immaculate cond. Steps to ocean. $154,500 HOLLIS WOOD Realtor 67S·867G Bdrm. 212 bal.h!.. canvas -to shops, sc~ools, Irwy. BAYVlEWMANSION fam rm with stone frplc " "'1 °"'a 552·7000 SPA.,.,. I SH & hookshelvcs. Water -L""KEFOREST ~ LclgunaHic)uel 1052 HPM HOUSEof(;L\.SS MUSTSllUL ~O fl GJ r aJ?e d o or "' THF · ·· Large pnvale lol on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3600 sqfl es tate wilh ot1Chonnel lnM.8. ..._ • opener Pretty as a Pie-Lake Front 4 Br, 3 ba \'ILL. A.C .. E ··· .. · ocean ~ide or hwy. 3 magnificent view or lbe Spacious 4BR. JBA. den (2) 2 Dr, l bath, bltns. ture"161111Stl frplc . bran d new · bdrms.,3 balbs.b1gfplc J'VE\U&L\... bay.$247,S00.220Tuslin & gam m. Gourmet new cpts,drapes.Prime "HIDDEN vacant Only S85,000 REALTOR & gr ea t floo r plan . BFST BUY in the area. (Nr Pacific Csl Hwy E katch, brkfsl nook & area in Costa Mesa. Clubhouse, community H Cl D " S II S 0 0 d o w n . ---$155,500 West Nine charm ing ~ Tustin. nr Mariners formal din rm. AGT. $75,000. Pauerson Inv. act1v1l1es. 4 Uedroom. A EN A Owner1Agcnt 540 0555. Spanish-style condo; 2 Male)~~6or633·8100. 67a.7601 548·3011 2•2 balh. TwO·!>lnry Lur).(c 1 l>drn1. For ex· --- -.---L-.n •-ach I 048 Bdrms., 2 baths & HOll.r ,..L,....., CO · 2 l ho V f I k b f' t C t I t ~·--·-------irA ._..,. • 2 Story, 4 br & den, 2 baths l-ome Pro.-...tu 000 own me. 1cw o a e eruuve uyrr ri va r us om n .nor ••••••••••••••••••••••• . llh ·-,.. ••• , .sun:.cts & city lights r o u rly a rd , S pa n1 s h Super sharp cond. 4 Br & WHITE WATER ~aau~i}::i u !~:n~!li:O to EASnLUFF & fu II wi nc cellar. •••••••••••••••••••0 •• C\JRTISSRADLEY quarry l'nlry. 2 den.3 fullbalhs,deluxe If y*o~~v~~~~!e*pro YIEWCOHDO Niguel Golf Course . BYOWNER.S Br,3 ba $136.500.~2-4096. U•H'G¥W/10%Dn ._ _ _....CO,REALTOOS <irrplaC\''· ru-.t l.'ar~ls kitch,2600 +sqtt.Ma.ny perly a ny where in 3Bedroom,2bath supcr Tasteful decor. Priced Lusk home. Sl49,9SO. DUPLEX . -•99-•584 Sep den w1wet bar. other upg rade3, low condo in so. LAGUNA. forpromptsale.S6l,OOO. Principals Only Open UDOISLE·Byowner ZonedforonemoreunJt ~__. -.-y-_.-._--1-0-.,.-4-1 Jo'ormal 0 R Boat ~all'. marnl yard. Located in Orange County, we WLll Corner uml with fan-S S • 2 Br, den, 2 Ba, lg, patio. 2 HOUSES on l Lot n1mnalft -Y ., low m1t1ntenan<·e }anl desired Univ. Park, trade for a 3 !kl.rm .• 2 lastic view. Spacious at/ UD l ·SPn:t. or by SLS0.000.673-1610 BeauL cuswm bll home ••••••••••••••••••••••• with frt"eform POOL ' S9 3 . 7 5 0 b Y a pp l bath wood/glass ocean roo~. Walking distance appl. 2242 Aralia St. NB . . w /Jge r umpus .. rm + ONLY $46 000~ 1 96114456 Ownr Aitt 552 3176 view home in Laguna lo shopping. Only $82,SOO 645-2999or644·16S3. BY OWNER •. lge ra,l?lilY s maller home behind. End unrl 3 Br. condo. END 4th. QUARTER! ---, Beach. $125,000. IY OWNER home on desirable Km.gs Live in one renl out the huge bonu~ rm, 2 car Buyinl(Hml'!What could R.\RE UNIV I ARK NORINSREALTY M hlo T Rd.4Br3Ba.formaldm· th ' -gar 963-837_7_B_k_r. ___ , .. _ better than this de Chnncellor 4 llR, 2' :i Ua, onarc Y err. Bayrront #8 Collins Isle. ing. Xlnl view+ lge back 0 er. '"" f d * 49 4-80 5 7 * 32571 Seven Seas Trade or Ii n an c e. yard. Open Fri, Sat & Kent ROC)ers hghllully drs1gne4 Unt· um-rm. in rm, many ---------• 496-7222 831:0836 48R, 3BA. quality-built $308,000. 673-7770 or sun, 11tit5PM , 502 Kings Realty 848-8300 -Real Estate byMINAY <iur :1 bdrm halfle upgrades. on <'Ul·de-sac. Wallpaper, cheery tn· /\ppl.~nly.5S2·97!1S__ --------• ~f::::~~:.'Jt +many _5Sll-8 __ 7_23 _______ , __ R_d_.N_w..:..p_t _B_ch_. ____ I 67SttpsToScmd tenor <or lively roupl<'. TtJRTLEllOCK GLt:N Yt:AGER REALTY SEA VIEW Park Lido Condo .. Lrg 3 17Unit Motel/Apt Nt'arbcuch. Won 'tlaslal Plan 11. -1 BH & A\num LAGUNA 556·6171 NEWOc v· B d Br, 2'h ba, frplc, pool, $400,000.$100,000Down lhlS l~~rice'968-4456 onlge lot.nvu1l. Dec. '76. -OCEANSIDE ---------t can iew roa · dbl gar. By owner. OwnerCarryBalance , ""RTY HOU ... E $129,500. :'>52·0795 Lagunita Arch1teclural A •ew~ 'Ill moor 4 Br, 3ba. Call eves $62 SOO. Call 645-8233. Agent673·4545 "' ;JI 1 v ~._~ 675-1519, days 642-7101 --·--------..--~------• One year new PQ<JI & Woodbr id 0 e, spe nd Digest classic by A. ON.THE FAIRWAY · Principalsonly. BackBayarca3Br lBa,f1 ________ _ .. Quincy Jones. 180' White h ir• ... ir. ,..,...., .. 0 JBCUl l.J 4 IJ(!droomi.. 2 ChnsLmas In your new water ocean \•iew. Within Luxury cus tom ome CO ES'"""' nice home, big lot, trees. HuntingtOft leoch ;JI~~~ baths, & rdm1ly room Broadmoor Patao home. with all the extr as M u; Terms. $02.500, make TO TASTE Unbelievably lowi ri."ed TaslefuJly decorated & steps of beach '"se<:ured Refrigeration air cond , Best buy in Nwpt Shores. ofr. Anxious. 556·8181 Ag. COMMERCIAL N,w drnpt>s , new k1t<'hcn -· 1·1 ·111 uvgradl>d <.:ul·de Sif<'. Nr ~dv;:!~~.0f~~nsi.t~~ ~ pool. jacuzzi, grand 11v 3 br & den, 2 ba. Under Six sharp units. Near the rloor. freshly parnlt'd , 1_ •••-lake & park. Mus l N QR f NS mi: room with magnif1 market at $78,900. Call BY OWNER. Newport beacb. Good parking. new dishwasher. Qun1nt : •: sacnJ1ce. $77,500 Pnnc. >arge lots w/room for cent views. 3 Bdrms.. PropertyHouse642-3850 Terrace Condo. 3 Br. 2 Upgraded surroundings . S h d r h o me w 1th -onJv s.52·0526 RE A LT y pool. $37S,000 baths & den. Extensive Ba, newly decorated. f'anlasllcally priced, a C'hcmhnble nppeal. I> H OWHll LEFT! · frontage on golf course. HA.RIOR VIEW KNOLL S.'iG,900. Uys, S40·12l9; muslseetoday. & Bonus rm' Gas frplc Oesperote-MustSell! 1---------i An impressive home . New view condo .. 3 BR. F.vs 494-<l536 ---•Waterfront Prop •• Inc. mL R 968-«SIL 3AR.2 Ba.st~pdown llv· UNTOUCHABLE PICTU R ~: WINDOW to 496•7222 Bll·08l6 $179,000: 2~': ha, fa m·rm, din:rm. NEWPORT SHORES 12131592·2813 ----rm.formtildin rm.super At s.52.%0 this hi[Lhly llP· s uperb whitewater & make crpt selecl1on. . ~~~~~~~~~ MUST SELL upi:radmg. UlllC.'nl! Now )(rarkd Townhouse is a coastal views. 3 Bdrm,, --------• Move in f'eb. 752--0392 48r, 2'h ba+shower m,._ y,a 950 A"' 558 TIS2 ~ll'JI ' The luwec,t ""<'ed gar. Sun decks, steps to . . "!,__ __ home In Irvine .. only 3·~ bath. den W/wel bar. so. LAGUNA Fines\ Newport Heights bch, pools, tennis. Prin Income Property HURRY!!! 5 IEDIOOMS becJuse owner must sell dining rcom. 2 fireplaces G«geous views, forest· area. Rustic home. 2 BR. o nly, c all for a ppt. ''STRATFORO PARK" qu1<'k ' llurry up 3ncl gel &3v1cwdecks. $l85,5QO. lake selling in popular BY OWNER. new house, +den, wood burning rpl, ·&42·3827. $83,000. Open Jo'or sale commerc ial IY OWNER m hne' Call Red Carpet area. This nicely de· Br 3 Ba. formal dining s pace for r ecreation Fri.Sal &Sun. bU>ldlng leased t.o stron11. lOMONTHSNEW 961-6546 Realtors8J3.3380. HIDEAWAY'" Bluebird coraled l·bdrm. home alln~westappo1ntments. vehicle.$87,000 tenant. Cash on cash SI 05,500 Ca n Yon . Z 8 d rm . has great posaibiUlies. Prime localion on Go PAUL MARTIN Offend by Owner. spendable income. For Mov~ In by Chrislmas PUIUC NOTICE charmer with woodbum· $84,950 Course. 645-8808 Rea.I Es.tale 6'4·'73t7 lmmac 3 BR, 2 Ba, priv $50,000down, CALL962·17Sl i~g fireplace & large LAGUMA. MIGUEL entry court, new crpts & MAY 0 C K TNT'LR.E. NETWORK GOVER~ME .... T'--~-W-IS•H•Y•o•u ... _.. Vtewdeck $79 950 The Btuffs·Condo. Desira· A~ t · t vi co" o , " " ....,.5 ..:..__:_ • The Hlghlands; the huge ~ •ew~ 'Ill ble l aty, 3 br, 2 ba, ...... ut .., .,.., pro mllln . ew r "-' 0 " AslUINlbM Loaft1 rd f hi ( 11 I V ~._~ .,.,., lot w/RV gale & prk'g. LAGUNA 8£/lCH SUPER LOCATION Beaulltut 4 bedroom home. only 2 years old. Huge lot. $77,000. ''~~~~ A HAPPY EXCH/\NG E your in· Y11 0 ~ s young am Y PRESTIGE and pride o greenbelts & patio-lee $89,900. 644.1-4540. Prine. (714)494•2148 AvalJable lo anyone. No THANKSGIVING come property <or this hom~ wall accomodale a ownership will be yours land. Sl<M,500. Prln only. I new lolln costs. Low in· contemporary wood • ~ul~ude or outdoor ac-In this .superb upgraded Bkr. 644-47'6or751·0144 on y. lnYHton DreCllft terest available, lnk.-glass, ocean view home tavlt.aes: the hou.se ~a~ a townhomeln theSeaTer· SanC ..... nt• 1076 8 beaut. units, Cost11 over payments. 3 & 4 on • quiet la" e an large entry, 11ep. dmrnl( race. 3 Bdrms .• includln SAVE SS,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. Closed gar ages. bedroom homes. hurry. Bluebird Con yon 3 rm with pass-thru to a very large m a s le On lbls large VtF.W •••JUST PERFECT lndry, nr. mkts. Lot 63.S caJl1142-8854 .Bdrms . & 2 baths. great ~ork mi: kitchen; bedroom w /f•replace. home. + receive $2500 Immaculate bea t v Z70,t1t. l.01t. & rm. to 1--------~ $125000 dramatic frplc. wall In Great oc~an view. p er /yr. INCO ME. w/3BR 2Ri\, charming build,Nr.Nwpt.Bch.Lo TARBELL . hvlng rm 3 Bdrms., 2 Private c o mmunity. Reduced to $194,000. frplc . s hake roor, 2 dwn, ownr. fin. Mary • ________ _. hath! & laundry rm with ,,.__ p D ·1 201 RI t h I N "" · ... 9~0057• $100000 VV"nl·S M a1y, 1 pnvate patios. on the c e , e w c.ra ---------t . Yl• ••GE 11 ~ ,.... skylight. Area amc111tic11 , . v. Rd I Bo Rllr R It 525 5891 • ________ .. ..-nings . J m e, . prettiest corner in town. en or s , · • "~I a. CallfonMo" K~O"'LL incl. swim min)! pool. 546-8640 ONLY $72.soo. m .5630 NEW LISTINGI U"'ll A /ill. C clubhouse & playground ------• OWN E R SACRIFICE: BeautifulKendallplanm ~ ~ f12,500 "-wport·S87,500 •BE:llTHAHENRY• EAST S I DE CM Catch this one betore its Redulcel dA bc$3dSOO ! Im· Uwintihveersx1l~ryasPa:;_kx.trJnosadie0n ::ir!(i)~' ~\\ CONDOMINIUM l •R + IOMUS Rz~f>ii~~~ Son4~~~1,!21 TRlPLEX, $82,000. published. Spectacular 2 macu a e .. room, un-. r, -";' Charming l·bdrm. unit ce.•.,.Vt•W ""·'el hillside cul de sac. • ' • !)3S.3472or847·2959 ......... with courtyard en· ique morble fireplace, elude 4 spacious bdrms.. ··"'th great atm"rphere. 0 ~" '" """" n..1 R-..&.·-d 0 ""'J d ti II fam'ly rm 2u.. baths ~ •• vo p I t are" Ouard Portico entrv. H•"'O liv. .-nee W"Ulllft>• try complete with pond ecota ve wa pape r. 1 •• y• · CUslom shutters, extra r va ~ .,, .,, -J GREAT and aparkUng fount.&in . Nowu.kltchcn &dining central uir cond. & in ,~ • ~ blt·in sleepina space In gale. 30R, dining rm, rm· brick frplc . 2Q,O Deg. ocean vlew, Giant recreation room, r oom area. EZ care move-in cond1lion. A '-' •.• .tft .. rm .• lo~ monthly z~BA. 3·car gar, 2500 sq. Spacious real country Mustsell!498-Ul3G ·· rds T '--11 R I t r 11 h u u•oe. ' • N a r n ... w kitchen -tnakrast area.·----------. NEW UNITS br's, 2 ba'a + countless ya · ar"" • ea tors, ghorea1,.,., 1•m,0Y ome on Cee incl. gas. water, in· • • e " ' Magnificent BONUc • BY OWNER extaraa. A MUsr SEE! call &f.2.2561 c . '"'' oc on neol' new n~u ~.....o surantt, outside mala· Landscaped beauUfully, 'I bous ....., Walk • ....,900 recreation park and ~p;;>uuiw. Kl\()()() lotsofg~ies.$197,500. FAMILY ROOM, over 2Br e.-.500. •••••• Sal.sac>O OWNER'S PRIDE: Home pools Hurry on this one. tenance • ..,.,, Jay w. Yeats Reallora 700 sq. rt. -raised to "Riviera Deb". Ocean • 6 ....,olh• .,. bedrooms, Camlly room. · 1 2 8d •. 1---------1 Cathedral beamed ceil· si fncd yard, covered lestsJcM Coda Mesa De.luxa new unjts, atilt time to choose colors •nd Qplions . L.I ~ dR-_. for lbe big Camily. 5 OnJy S82.lOOonfeeland. HOPon ovt-rto the Hob· ~ . 499-2237 hearth frplc too l vlew.Primo locatlon.Gd ..... Hetwortr extra baths Hearty bilJI iouse. rms. "' ~ FtX & SA.VE Ing. l2 It. we t bar pat.lo. Very clean inside. - -----• 1oft . 189.500. Optn sot. & 1• .,.~r c 1 s 1 d 1 d 0pe h ---------• rtreplace. pretty comer Sun.1.4 rM •i w.::-3Bdrm, 2 bath, aar-cond. w /re ri g . ec udo mmnccon · n ousc If IQ I(~ ~oT E lol. fully lands caped. -./ ,,,...,,,,_ • Cor. lot. hnmedoccup. mast.er. T iered redwood Sal/Sun H 9 W. Ave. • ua ., · SOM $75,500, THbell, 1l04So Co:uit lfwy. llOSN.CoouHwy.,lagune •IO~DR£4LTY• decked lanai patio. 2200 ComclJo. San Clem. or Plac• CASH? Realtors, call 962-5566 l.AOUNA Bt:/\C:H 494-1177 <.iulleryoruomes sq. It. Plus -much ('nll498·300S a.-.,.1;1 .. I (71418~1 9411 more!Callfasl.7S2·1700. . . ..-.-,.7S2-1920 PurthaM! "ice FV home 2 BR & Ot'n or 3 BR. root UNIVl!:RSITY ~AHK 3 497-2457 ~ · 0Nt1111 q .,, puN•Om Nic11· Adjacent OCC'1tn & manna 1400 ou•11.n "''w'°•Ut~ s ubject t o ulatipg &Jacuui. Walktol><'ach br, 2\.) b•, ffl)lc. ram · . • [ 1 view c11tate site lot in s:M.* Y.A loan w Of\ENSAT/SUN 12·4 kl&ch en, $34,500. 4735 3 8RallWooc:loldcrhm.2 FAMILYLIYIMG ® 11~1:11·~ area or JS0-200.000 TW04·PLEXES payment, tee lot. &ood 7007 1 hS 118 .,_ o s Su 14 Car~top quauty L.ra 4BR,38a.tfl)lcarJ?ar. , t, homesSAl,OOOforboth. (4)3BR.<02BR.Prtm~ -......, 'u"·17"'• 1l l. . . ....,yce. pen al/ n • I l... "'ri . le bl l •·t di : attL-•lor_,.. .... CooperflAaaoc. ~1484 Ownr 552·'1946 near eve .,... r cci 11 tns. crp, O\ha an na ~ rti1'l area, c M. Sl30,00C •-----------•---·---·----view. Wik to bcb & mi~!i!iiiiiiii~ii!!i~~~ loc. Monarch Bay Ter· 4 ....,..HOl""#!.I F. •, 1 S % down . ~ Willl\r.r l~ l Ct! Hui lstarc 4BR.,t114 Bal6S,OOO. JM. Petrrs A-plan w/'#.· med•c•I ct r. N o l OPENU .. SAT"SUN ~.pnnc.ooly.Submlt Cl.ss1f1ed ads sell btg A""' •• W/lradc ... + 3-0N-a.lot. OPENSAT/SUNl2·4 lra!.2BR,28a.$8t,900 rephce•ble . A a k tl61 MysUc W11 alloffers. llem11 sm1U Items or IMVISTMBCTS o'38Rbsew/fplc+ <tJ 1'112NoUin'1tam. By owner. This wk.n~ $US,&O<). Owner• c:aJl Lu/Option SU$.000 GOOD EARTH REALTY .. 1y t e m. J ya\ call 'Jt ... 49 .. _77 I I 2BR duplex. $11$,000. 10~ Coopl';r.t&Assoc. $35-1484 ool,yt R\lrryl CSU.5$S1 UPM. <Tl4Ht9· . 797 Nya$223,000 630-3080 M>S171. ' "' -dn. OwurtAst. ~ -. • . . .. • -r ....... u.-........ H9n" U~ Ho.Ml Uafwwltiled Thurtday. November 25. 19715 DAIL V PILOT •• • Ott.tor . ~ ••• • •• •• •• •• • .......... • • • •• •• • • • • • ••• •••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • •• ••• • ----...~ . .;..;.;;..;..,;;.;..;.;;.;;.;..;;;.;:;.;.~..;;..-----__;::.;.;.;;.;...;..;;.;;.,;...-=t.z:: "~ ...... ~~~.~!~~ ...... ~~=.~ ..... ~!!~ .... C:.ta Men 3224 Mlaut'"9to.t lffeh 3240 lr\'IM lZU ~.~:!~~~ ... ~.~~!:'.1.~~~ ..... _ ............ --• fftCOmt Pr ......, 2000 •••• ••••• ••••• ••••• •••• •••••• •• ••••••••••••••• ............. ••••••••• •• ......_... .., ... . ope. •r Coste Mno 31 J4 Corono ct.I Mor 3222 BEAi.Ti' F:x c l bo L...-Mlptf J2S2 Mewporl leocll 32'9 --# W"Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4BR PLUS 21:SA. read)' BEA UT n~w JI n t & · =-e Yee .!ft•·•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••--N~W CUSTOM 4 I'll,,. L.ra Mod upicradcd. • br, now '39~/monlh Landmark Condo. lnclda ~~~· ~~~t,!': ~ov!:1; fl'or rent 2 Br Twnh~c. $100. Utll pd, \ Hr, du, IEST l'lhny utra~ Mii ouu df'n. 3 bii J•t·u:u1. •S of Hwy, newer. J br. AGT. S40-05S5 fabuJ~ Ree Facil, 3 Br cpu drp1 thruout Jo'\Jll.Y Lani rm v1l"w, iadults, kids. Pf'l•. sn.:la l"tt' IUY ~eo-Jo'tl"~ GaS·~ t:lllt1hn.1 v°" ib50 nlo ~~: !~~'. ~~ry 67~~b, 3 bt, 1..., b.. frplc .• )'d. ~~~58 Oya 96!-2.341 lnds~pd ~cl patio. SlT5 Pacific Isl Village. $385. M111n Hcntal11 $«1·$370 Some pc-ople HY you cet One millton six hundri' prty 2 Bed.rm. l'l balh COM 752·0Sl2 LANDMARK • N DI T hs 2 B fer90n Aad\kpdc.cda 2ba~\aba unth w Cpl<'~ S32.5 00 6 ll! mo uarmt <'harmer wllh ocun 4 Br 2,,.., ea 2 sl)' 3 cnr T URTLE ROCK uw d lt wn e, r, Be11ullfully decor lm ICU MH'tbenlnp to " Prime loc1&tiun . Wiii :1BR,ifon,l 1•bA hl.liu.t \•lew.Cho1celoc,clo1'eto f..SJ•2100S41Ft gar: patio'. ra~ rm. 3Br. Cam.rm. ·~~m , ~t1~fi·s!~sm:a49t;{! mac Jbr2''1ba Nopct.s. Ilea.Ith Club. A tenm:. ~t t rade . Ownr /A&t dcpo~lt , rd Cuuge 2nd beach, c pts, drpe, 3Br.2ba,frplc.tam·rm, Edison High, $475 mo .. grealvu.~.644· "' · lill-8486 or(llll8l·JS(JO <'hib.FrMll'nnislr..&oM , ~ rr!lvd for my per~nl bl\J\!i plus refns. Adults SSO,qft.rtcrmw/BBQ. wtrpd.Stan961H30T lllt4TALS Of'fMSUt4 l·S B1Uu11cb. ~wiaam1oa. ----------• 11toroice t142.21~ only . $395/mo. Call New cpu. dbl 1ar. lse. Colt l>Tnlnii Raaac Shart> •·f'lex + Bat h apt 67~Z3ll, Shuron $4.50/mo. l1S E. Bay. Call SllS MONTH Sin(llcl-'amlly Homts Mf"'-Va.to 31•7 TIIE BLUt'•"S. 3 ar. l Saaaaa + area' ac. 8000 Custa Mesa loc, 3 673.~ Comeaeetl)iabln 2 bdnn 28K,2Ba ........... $400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, b~.iut. green belt. tJYlliaP S.aday B8Qs. 1rs. old . Sl4S,OOO. l'rln. "9on leoch 3140 Costa Mna 3224 · home freshly paln\od In· 3 BR. 2 Ba.···· · · · · $385 Los Allaoe V1llH, 3 Br 2 quiet cw·de-ut. lA;a,ac Ptlt'tles with i.ve bends. oaJ.y. Af(t . 6'4·57d!I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• .. • 3 Br. 1 ba, West 18th Sl. side. Blt·bu, tae yard 3 UR, 2 Ba.······· .. • ~5 Ba Condo. F.ncl 9ar, pool •· 511 AveDJda Larp PrnS&nu:t~·bnmcb. -Mobil' home wolk the MESA DE R B &eluded. Kida ok. Lrg w/brick BBQ. C.11 nuw. 3BR,2Ba ........... S425 fatll.M7·Mlll M4·1144eva Jwllnd9 CM Tri·plcx w /cast\ now. J $270 til pd Pets L MA . 4 r I ya rd . s p ll c. le I L 897-0321 3 UR, 2 Ba ........... $800 --------- 1.:. 3 br, owner'!. unit t 0~· 1,~ '~uln H~ntala Fam Rm. bltns. fplc, dbl slv /rd r l&/patlo. $350 1111 4 BR. 3 Ba ........ ·•• ~15 2 br. l\.'t ba condo. Frpl., NEW P O KT CR ES Your rent dollars ito even Jiurt.4e r • ••A t un f 1c main~• r-e crew, pro· • 2-2br's.$98,500.Prop,rty :><10..~0 · 'gi;rw/opnr,fncdbackyd mo.lllt /lut+$100sec. 4BR,2V.Ba .......•• ~ AC, vle-w. upkraded. CONDO. 3 Br, J Ba . House.642·3850!1am !tpm w/(ruit trees. $400, 1st+ 642-9264orM1·66Z7 . . Townbomu $300. mo Incl associal1on Lease $476.%3 Land f'aU tesalon~I a aiiemcnt ,, . $100 cln. dep. No dogs. • 2 nR, l Ba ........... S325 fees. li81·9'44, 497.3704 Court. IHVESTERS loguna a.och l 141 ~·5100 3BR t BA frplc, hrdwd 2 BR, l Ba ........... ~ 644·17+tevc:t1wlleds 11•a ff U at 3. and frle11 d l1 u ~. Several new 3 & 4 vn1t • ••• • ••• •• •• • •• •• • •• •• • 4 B 2 B r 1 1 rd fl rs, nu pnt. Unique hse. 2 BR. 2 Ba ... : ....... $375 d i1pt bwldmJ:~ less tlw1 l LcascOn•uo V1rw f'11mily cl~e toas.ch~I~. g~~a lst $350. 436Ham lllon FOR LEASE: New 1800 28R, 2 Ba .......... $385 .._.,.....leech 3269 CLEAN 2 Br rront up!~. ml from ocean 1n 11. D Home 2 Br & dentbdr m. &ta 6 342 .,_.,, sq. f\. 3 Br. cul·de·sac 2 BR, 2 Ba... . . .. $435 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• fplc, Pvt~~ M(ltlcls o-pn daily 10·7 Sorry. no OM undur 21 & nu pets. Roo mm11t1: ~n>1ce nv;ulable. Mon· lh•to.mooth occupancy. Each bwldmg h1111 a dlx frplc, fncd vd. $425. Avail st.~ ·9 <:olleae .Park supei:_ sharp home. $395 mo. 840.32U. 2 BR, 2 Ba... • . . . . ~50 HA R D T 0 f' I N 0 -------- OWN'S umt. Prices run.:· 1'1 lhru June or Aug 30. DESIRAILE ~~~~s~~. bdal.x fs~~~c~'. 847-4324 ~BR, 2 Ba .... " • .$.S25 EHtblulf Exec. home. Newport H~idm 3 Br :! ing from $139,000 t o ol!IH726 HOME rerng.,lse$4.2S.Nopets. Sharp, squ.eeaky clean 3 l!BR,2Ba ........... $S2.5 4br, 2ba. fam rm. Soft Ba.nearChifr.·MW cpls, $190,000 For more lnro --28 n_. 28a, Den,. crptd. 646-75211 br, 2 ba home w /bnght. 3 BR.21h Bu ........ $US water. New crpts. drps. s-175 mo 646 3'15'7 oakwood Garden Apl.' . oil 960·2467 or eves. ....... ....._..le h 31 .._9 d forced air heat 3 BR, 2\.'I Ba ........ "650 J>&Ull. Walle to schools, · • 96().2750.Rllr ..-w,..... oc 11111 rps, · cheerful kitch dining 3BR.2•~Ea ...... $450 shops, t en nis dub. LIDO ISLE·AB~AUTY ------_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• garb·dtsp. bltns. paho. LARGE 2 !lrhome.Crpt:.. area &frpl. Pvt·backyd. 3or4Br,21-'tba ..... $495 S7SO /mo. Lse. Refs . 4Br3Ba __ ,_.., 880 lrvLae (at.16lhY - l714 )645-0550 I to D LU'XURY ( d garage. wat er furn. stv, ref. Fenced yd. Gar. Only$375.848·9427 _,.... ,_, I WMf' epr-K. urn. con o. Adults only, no pets. Adults. $230. 644.9806 3 BR, 2~ Ba ........ , $495 640-6775or645-2".MO 67J..)t.;J5 FOlJkPLF:X-10.-;. On. overlook'!! tennis crt. 3 RATEREASONAl:JLE 3 Br w/fam rm or 4 br. 3BR,2~Ba ......... SS50 ~1'U11 St<atDover r· , l l.U. Kt:nt Kogcrs Rily br f700 mo. 640-1751 Across from Country S285, comfy 2 Br, rncd yd, w/W shag drps bltns 3 BR, 2'h Bu...... .. *MOW AV AIL.* San Clen• l216 (71A>&42'8170 11411 8300 Club k I d s & p e t s . fncd yd, a 'bl.ks tA) beach: 3 BR. 21!.z Ba... •• • . . THE BLUFFS, SS00 to •••••••••••••••••••-•• ----275 MesaDr . ..,548-6706 Bcachco.mber, fee; Nodop$37Smo.lmmed. 3BR,2"'1Ba......... S1'9Spermonth New luxury 2 Br. 2 Ba,? br, wmt'1 rental $300. ,4 BR house.2 BRhouse& LIDOISLE 631·2011 , 547·2501. occp'y. Employment 3BR.2'-\Ba......... 810 CANYON. $'750 t o twnme.~an •iew,dbl '21:3) 446·5003 or Ul3) duplex, Costa Men 2 llr, 2 bo, frplc. dbl gar, Harbor/Gisler, ram rm 3 1179-1060 veriricat100 requested. 3BR. 2·~ l$a......... 1)95 per month gar. poo\.jac1J2zi. secun· .C·!MO SOO,OOO.Owner.645·7117 W1nter~2S.675·7176 b 2b r 1 ow 1 4BR2'""0 R ..... 7 H"'•T1~s•,,..o ty....,5 '""3).._, .. ._, •---------or-r, a. P c. • e ean. Stude •~ OK 3 B .. ~ s.1&-0806 ' .,.., ....... • · ...... ~ "-.... • -· ·"""' _.,,.-..,., NEWPORT BEACH: 2 •~~~~~~~~~ $385/mo. 963-4569 or n.... · r uoe, ~!tors 840-SS60 LohforSal• 2200 . S3l·954SAgt. 1964Conllnenta1$32Sper 3 BR, 2 ba, gar . dr. 2Br,3plex,nr bch,kids, Bedroo m turn11bed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. rplc, mod kit. Winter mo. 642·6368 opener. cpt /drp. Child Oceanviow Condo. 4 Br. pets. nss. Beachcomber, Steps from b each. SJ.'10 mo Yrly, $400 mo. MESA VERDE. Dix 3 br. Dcma Polltt 3226 OK, $375 mo. 962.~70 dinrzn, 21,AjBa, pool, ten· Fee. 631·2011 , 54'7·2501 & SJ'l5/mo. Agt. 752·7315 p,·t pal1U. Will rent un· 2 ba.5patio home.Locat-nis. security. Kids OK. 379-1060 FR"'c RENT . In ex- rurn to r1ghtp11rty if dc-e d Sl00,000 neigh ·••••••••••••••••·~~·•••S285.2 Br.gar.kids.pel6, '625Chri 64'9060Agt "'"' ~•red. 1'11:11 287·7420, col· borhood. $495 mu. on 2 Br, Cplc, magnificent sngls OK. F'ee. Main · 5 ' • · · S...._ cb.ange for hte hskpg. h•t·t. Wknds 7J4 ·645·2937. tease. Ed Riddle Heallor ocean view. $425 mo. Call Rentals. 540.5370 Exclusive lrvine Terrace Copistrafto 3271 sbare sm bcb hse & 0 11;.·n huu~c Sat &. Sun. 646.SSll 493·5845 CdM. Btn exec 4 Br. 21 ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• fraend1hlp. f'.. 25·39 10.>PM ----XLNT LOC. Close to Ba.lg.pvtpool,walk toNEW 3Br 2'J.a8aTwn1\~e. 67'3·5040 days, 673·1493 -COLLEGI:: PARK Lse. 3 Spacious Da~a Blurrs schools, 4 Br, 2 Ba, Fam lf523 CAMPOSDa:lftVIME beach, shopping & park. encl dbl gar, dshwshr. eW Ho..lses U"fumished Br 2 Ba, fplc, lge hv rm, Condo. 3 ~r. 21'i Ba, ~830 Rm, 3 car gar on cul de OPEN DAILY $800 mo. lease, garden & drps. fplc, PoGl & jac 1 ~Lagwto 3786 LOTS. COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~n ~rea. famt~ kitch, ~1· ~c:~~al~~~k~~~~~~ sac. $42.Smo. 841-1883 SA.M. TOS P.M. pool scrv ind, children & mi Dana Hbf. 11~ pts -••••••••••••••••••••• Two vacant, 1 v.1th older G~ol 3202 ~.~rcfu~1i~~~. Not~~~: from LR & Mslr Br. Brand new4 Br+ F R,+ NoFeetolessee petawelcome.575·3152 ok.~:49)-4250 BR. 2 bn on the ocean. house. next door~ newer ••••••••••••••••••••••• $395 mo. 549.0l85, alt Overs1t.ed 2 car gar. DR +2~ Ba, $550. 3 Br 3 Br. 2 ba .• formal din. HV Hms, Carmel 3 Br 3 br, 2 ba, Harbor Ln. F\tm . $'100 .• unfurn $600. construc tion C •t 11 he l'ONDO. 1 IC'vd. 2 BR • 2 5/all day wknds. wood frplc & bltns. UP· 2h Ba, $37~. 3 Br 2 Ba, rm. Quiel street; tennis +FR, nr par k & school. Ho m e ~ r o c ea ll & Tolah~curity, elevator1, boughl as a packai;:e or ti.i. fpl , utnum. fmmed per & lower cpt'd sun· $450. 962-7859 ct •. 1 1 Cl • $550 mo. ~-7770 schools. nice patio & yd... rec. fac1lities. 499·2835 f 3 B 2b C d Encl d k Clbh l s."' poo avai · enn " pool rec ar~a avail. Kids s 'parate. Call or mon• oct·. S375 Ai:t ('~4-1133 r, a on o. ec s. se, poo • Beaut 4 Br FR 2 Ba ready tor you to move in Newparl "'-ach, 3 blks _ .... p-i no pe•-........ ~_..._ 1n f o r m a t io n Agt , --patio, gar, adults only. jacuzzi, sauna. tennis · • • · f M uc .... 1og ..... -~!"-"" 1>"73-7601 3 llr 2 Bo. new cpls& drps, No pets. 581·5851, eves crt. etc. All tor $495 mo. Walk lo schools, best or6 mos. $395 o. M anDets school & park. ~UIQS Unfwonishtod -----pouo. big back yard. 2 550-7627 (714,493-4900 beach area. $395 mo. 2BR,l balh $350 3 Br, 2 Ba, fncd yard & ••••••••••••••••••••••• R-2.6Unlt lot with r1ty ap car gar. newly painted. 968-0932or848-1885 3::a2~~·~!mFr:' J45035 patio, fplc, cpts, d~ & 3 br, 2 ba, Twnhme. C..neral 3102 provar. wc~t-.1cl1 :!!I'. Avail now. $340 mo.+cln New Twnhse. 2 Br. H, bo. a Toro 32)2 3 BR 2 b .FR $t2S shutters. r emod Jutch (Harbor Lane) W/2 nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Down. Ov.n<'r v.ill curry f,.1. 897 3489. Midway adults. Gar. patio, $275. •u•••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR, or 3 +den, 2 ba, lBR.2 ba., FR$4SO w/dbl self cJn ovn. ~ gar:• f rplc., bllM Ir <2)2bd.rm,rnibalh new first $74.500 CJll <.;ity 165 C 2lsl St. Cl'tt. New 2+den ON the lal<e bltns,dzys,newcpt.s,cov 3 BR 2..,b0••1 mo.673-2A2Sevs/wltnds r efrsg., steps lo ~ol. Coodos..$310.monlh. tHO 2455 642-8017. oncor. w/fantaalic view! patio, kids plyh.se & ~ncd din • 2 f 8 1• ;,~·rm., BBQ&play arn.1 ma lo Eves.M9-4S36. [@" ~ EX l:C Sh.irp, 3 nr 2 R.i A/C & all extras. Ready yd. S375. 968·3675 or .rAmG·E· NTP ~c".7000 WESTCLlff:· $575 Harbor.645·3930. I~.~ .Wf:I kid•, rwt:.. Pllrk. l mo MESA HORTH Jan 1. ·n. $S45. Call l714) 963-6092. .,_ Spacioul bee HOIM Co1y. $155. 1 br 8·plell. _I~-~:\ 9!17 l:tt\.I . Tustin ~llractive 3 6R •• 2 Ba. 962·3614 . For lease 3 br. 3 ba, frplc, New TurtJerock Glen, 4 2 Br. 2 Ba + den, frpk KI d s or s in g I es. Bolboolsland 3206 I .V. stone £rplc. fn cd maint yd . cstm~ol BR home Posslbl' :;e.7300 Haus--Funlish~dor Uca chcoml.H?r. fer rear yrcl, s hutters. Fountoht Volley 3234 ' · • ·. ..... . 631·2011 · :>47·2501 vr ••••••••••••••••••••••• all ~5 m ••••••••••••••••••••••• walk to bch. $SSO mo, lll· purcllase option w1lea11e WATERFRONT Condo. Unfw-n111M-d 3300 S?9-I060 • TWO R-2 LOTS 2 Br l Ba. ;ill WOO(f, c11ts. w paper lo oo 2 b OW eludes pool service. S700. p/mo . Owner w/ 34' slip. 3 Br 3 Ba, dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• month tu month or ease Redcc 3 br. u. . SS9-4026or963·2543. 833·1927or 963·2958 L.itgc si tl'lohlllhc,utol cJ rp\. fplc•, paliu. no lmmcd ol.'cpy.Cull/\l!t. RIO,nu cpls,drps.$375. ---------gar w/opnr, lse or tseLUXURIOUS OCl·:A!ll S1SS. neat l Rr fl·plt•x, l.a~urrn lka1·h lnr ~.iii• cll•lrlrcn nr pell> Yrly George Martin lo see !!63·4569 or 531·9545 Agt Xlnt Location 3 Br 2 Ba Deerfield Twnhmc. 2 br, opt.640·9119 VlEW 4 BR. how.e. CdM sngls OK. Bcachcomtx-r, • s110.ooo T1•rmc; 1•1rn l'ic'.12 1 1'14 ~ff!lll 5468fi.10 No f ee $100,lst&lasl. · 2'4.1 ba. frplr .• patio, nr 6/TI·9n8S750 /$1000 mo Jo'ee. "3H!Oll . 547-2501 , '-lder\'tl for qual.r1cd:111n,r.iucn,2ba.frnl.wl'IS-ll•RP' ,. II -P-k 960-3388 pool.$375 _mo552·8740 SigCanyon upgrd.s new 2 644-2970 81!'11000 huycr Calttnr<lctoil' 1 ,_1 . c-~ ... r;. 1 . .., , '"o cge r Exec.4Br&Den Br. den, 3 Ba. view of ,.. __ .,j_-::.. --- ''" "',· .it. Pat~0. "'.,'" H ) • area .. ~ br, 2 ha, bltm, . Pool & lge yd. Townhouse 2 BR + den, 2 LARGE near new, yard. golf, lennia. pool, patio, ...vnuvtmntwM Balboa Island 3806 1nl'I ~ ut als t.7J-l~IKJ clshwshr. ~ncl'd yd. $395. $460/mo. 900·3076 ba. frplc, paols & tennis & home :s Ur 2 Ba. only J only $795. lse opt. flZA Ca· Unf\rni*'9 3425 •• ••• •• •••• •• ••• ••••• • • 320j New York Sl ----crts,boat&trlrst.orage mo.$37cnn7.1284(714) nyon I sland. Ownr.•••••••••••••••••••••••4 llR , :i ba .• sundeck, Y 0 C K Super 0::01y ~ Hr rotlal!l', .. '"" MA upcn bc;om flri•pl.tt:c, 5411·4471:__ __ HunffncJtonleoch 3240 $395.!ISS-5430 S52-7133 L.ovelyseclucled2bdrm, 1 frpk .. washer & dr)'er. ''""'"'"' le ~.150 .,1• \ l"o ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great FamilyLiving ba, Condom 11.ll , nr 1625Yearly. l.Ar JN•\ ~fN"H 1' ·."' mo - ''' I~~,. a Be a \J t 3 b r, 2 b a w 3 Br. 2 Ba. nr bch, schll;, WOODIRIDG.E BA<X BAY 3 Br.~ Ba, )&e shopping center $300 WILLIAM WINTON (714)494·2146 <>re~ f' Son i;.u; ~02!l i:ownhouse. New paint & \~:~~a~':; i·~':_>~~·ya~~~ s hopping, $395 mo . New sngl family hme in f>i:r1S:0• Kids, pets 847-3584 or 826·1054 Real Estate 675·3331 lolboa Pettinwlo 3207 <pt-... dble~ & patio Good neighborhood 7 536·6565 beaut. Irvine. w/parks, · Agent. no fees. ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\va1I now°'$3507lno. Call y Id •• 201 A·,.. ----nnnl, take w /swimng & T~-·· Balboa Peninsula 3807 Les 540-1151 rs 0 • ""' mo. .,. ,..,... ownnvvse b~h~ 2800 l.r~ 3 Br. 2 ha dplx un --96.1·5678, Ask for Dt tk .... ~on sailboats. 3 Br 2 Ba · WATBRtOMT .,_..__._,__... 3525 ••••N·:~:r·:.,~,..·3•0••&•b•a••,•••• - ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rnn iii I In E Balboa. Christmas move-in. Exec --·-"'!'T w/all the features. Avail ~•'"'c<11 , u ,~. Will b\Jy Sl'll I-x1 hnl! !'In & unfurn S375 mo Mesa Vt!rde 4 br 2'11 ba Clean 3 br, 2 ba. tpls. Hart.Our 3242 Dec. l, S4.50 mo. 12 mo. LIDO PENlN. Z .,.a den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 HR. ~unde<"k. S32S .invn·.1loriwr, 11 n . .t c· .. 11 Mr Cole 675·2653 Buccn la · s70·0 1 m 0 ' drps . t'n cl pal10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lsc Or owner will con over 2500 iq. ft. of Near South Coa~t Pla1a Mar:.halllUty 67S-4600 µro11t•fl\ .in)v.htrl' Jll 2P \1 \J!l. The Owncr/,\gt. 546-5990. art S335 mo. 96}·4569 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. s ider lse purc hase ULTIMATE living. FUii Bradford Tnhse, 3 an: rat t"ha1>t ln't'~tm' 111 J t(k~oo c.roup I ld 5 9w Gt!iti 531 9545 Agt. No f ee. Sparkling new cond. 67>3320 res· (1) 776-1100 secu;iLy, under&round 11, Ba. newly decorated. GORGEOUS 714 ~2ll4Z:l .• . • -$470 c ... 11 "Lila·', ore. • parkiJl&&d~kageavall. Pool,lge patio.child OK VIEW•. l\IO<'k 1n Or1•.1n or Ba y. MESA VERDE 840-137lor846·54S6eves. $915 P:!:v~·le)ea~ea.se. S'J3(). mo.556-1977 R~GI Estate 1 Hr :!', U.1 $fi5 yrlv f'OR LEASE· 3 bedrm. 2 -TURTI.EROCK Plan Ill. -1 • -n Rayfront Apt., 1800 sqft. Wanted 2900 .!nt!890S!l00wnr 3 hrlrm. '.! trn fully ba.brandnew.1700sq.ft Watttfrowt 4Br,din'g &famrm.pvt lltcllty 675-3000 BRANDNEW3Br21-!z Ba, 3BR,2BA.S675/mo.Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• c1arpeted & drapebod. bit· Latldlng home w /3 car 41Ilpvtdock.3brranch, yd, view. $575 mo. fplc.VJ au fromDoheney 673-5410. t.~.i\SI .. nri· \\.•nt••rt 2Brl8.l duptcx.bt&h•~• ns. 2 car l{ar .. at at: gar. SS25/m o incldg llrerms. formal din.rm .• ~moorS.52·7093 St. Och & Dana Wharf.--------- l'nn\' univ .... 11lrll1 li.11 I. mo rent :lo3 32nd St \, ~~· gardc~.cll in~l~d~~l gardener. No pets. cathedral ceilings, new 3 Br 2 Ba dplx fpk l bill $450 per mo. 634-8282, Big Deal! $100. Utll pd. \Iv ;ir1•a C'Jll $116 1\17'. ''' ~1;0 497·3'.lll or ll47·~ <O~nr;~ l alther ;.,1 or FOR LEASE : 3 bedrm. 2 cpts .. drps., paint, $810. to bch new ~pU. • drps 8-SPM.524·1012 Evs. NReear !water. Fee. Mam .111, i7:r. Corona «Ml Mor 3222 549~ 1,\~ l Available ba. brand new 1900 sq.fl. mo. yrly.846-9103 * ~!HTALS * paint. Beam clg, naturai nla s. s.4().53'70 11111ldrr ,,..,.,h ,,.11.1111 H I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0e<' _1 ______ --~nd~~ h~~~ ~~orr::: ll"'fiM 3244 ~:~·d~~.~ab~·:. :·::tlli ;;~~7~walls. $450 yrly ~.~~.~~~~~~~ •• Peninsula . Spacious dlx 1'2, & ll 3 lot,\ .:\1 o•r Short·,·l11fi. :! nn . den.SUPER ''LEAN3Dr 1•• . .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR Pia A SSOO duplcx,3 Br.2 Ba,frpk, '-' I t " " bar.S"-75./mo. i n"ldg RanchoSanJoaquin 2 Br. ' n ..... ' ... lbootsl-~ 3706 J pat1·--rn" "7•"'148 '1, ar"o t'·"' ·u•1~ ~pnc11>u~ 1v·rm. giun 8 k ' h " ~ 38R 2Ba M50 Newnnrt Shores 3 BR 2 unv w , '" "'" o-o ' ' .. ,.. .. '"·" h•"k u"td l'vt l1"h «75 8 ' new I l c • gardener No pets ' .. .. . . .... -.-v ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67~2306. u• • u ' .,., • • den. pvt patios on ,ou 2 BR. & den $450 Ba, near bch & tenni.s, --------- R.ntals 11()8 :i;,;n 11r 1•75·11824 or w dshwshr. 2 ('ar gnr, RobH+s R•atty course $495. 640-0997 3 Br , F R. 2 Ba .... $495 be•rna, frplc in fam-rm, D~LUXE 2 Br 1 Ba. very CorOftCI ditl Mer 1822 ••••••••••••;••••••••" lii~c;:!.21 _ ~c,~rd ore-a $37S mo 841-1611 San LuisRey .... St;2S lease $450. mo. Unique ruce.$35064~r~.Agt . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho..ISH Fu~•ihed J As .... I".'' L'. <.KL' C"K '."' ----LEASES AVAILABLE 4 BR, FR ........•. SS50 Homes,875-6000 ·6 " ·" ·' r. "'"' ,, NEWLY R d t d 3 Uve tn Irvine Village ~ 8 R $41.,1---'-------••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 d 1 c ecoru e b { .. · .............. ., H.V.HOMES 2Story,•Br, lolboaPettinsula 3707 ,._.._.._..__j ) 102 mn•l pupu ,or mo e b 2 b b 1, 4Br 2ba 4 lks r om We have homes avail. for ..,. ~ Plan 2 with 2 bedrms r · 11 • 'n 11 • W~tmnsi.r Mall 1 blk to lease in •• 21,Aj ba. lge F am rm & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -v ••••••••••• ••••••• ••• •• , b 1 h wuher /dryer. $400 mo. · ' . Wimt 2B J g vt d k l drn. un .:N:eo et w1l 654 W Wil Call Jilek schls, cul·d·sac. Kids Walnut Square kllcb, 2 frplcs. Renl er r. r P . ec • 'l1 1 A"a .. .-. rn naorhn 'lmiitr 1Xean '1rw from p11t10 A Sa 11 n. d t' :~·n 0 8 Y c OK. S415. Ph848·94.27 Ranch Cal.Homes negotiable, avail Dec 1st . $300. No pets. Avail now. 2.~~-cs_ 'l BK • beaullfully furn barg;iln jt $725. per mlh . • " Deerfield Univ Pk Pb: 67~!i673 675-0.526. wttb pool 1n lll'cluded rul on )l'Uly le.1:.e lnrlude5 f.>42.()Zl2, Eves 546·2277 La Cuesta hme, 3 Br 1 ~ Culvetdale Col.Park l-e..----be-------l CORONA DEI. l'llAR Je 111c . JO nun to 11olf ·'.I I .1 m L' u 1 t 1 <' -c SPACIOUS Dix. 3 br, frpl, Ba. nr school & beacb. Turtle Rock Woodbridge, Briarwood 4 3 BR., 2 ba. upper dupl~ • .,..,...., to ac~. $132. Ulll 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. 1•our"""· d1; llH'I (1 1 t luhhousl'. pool 1.1t·uiz1 , encl'd. yd. ganln'r. 2 car $39Smo.64().4543 2 bdrm. your choice of 3 Br3Ba, avail.12/15. $475 Mo .• Vrly. 1 House pd. Fee. Main Rentals. Pool. tennis, continental .w; ~:.! 'c'Mo•Ls ~oouru.F -..mwro•T gar WestclJff aroa. ~5 ••NEWER HOME 4 Br 3 from S340 to $400. m o. re n t or I & e . from beach. Agt. 673-0210 ~~O breakfast. Some~an & Tl "'11' Irvin,• \ •11-'i:?•· '""'"'L"r'" S " 615-1849 Ba. 3 car g., shake roof. 3r bdr~ ... ~olur ~h75oice or 14 21.3-682·3245 Evs. H.V.Homes. 2 Slory. 4Br. Costa~.. 3724 Catalina views. Close lo '"'"' 3Ur, 2ba. (rplt', air R~ OR Bright & spacio us rom.......,. o... . Deerfield Deluxe 2 11ty 2.., ba, Lg Fam rm & ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopping & line beach. moil .llnum .wit! 11.1r :.!ltS t:: nt !fwy COM ~~~::c;.a;ku/~~~:~. thruout. Cheery kitchen. ~ro~~50yotou~"~oice or 6 Twnhme. 2 Br 2~ Ba, 'kilc h. 2 frplc. Rent $40.00 WEB & UP' 644·~11 olr. ponl 11•nn11 t. 675·5511 immac move-in cond. ~NoF"'::: fplc.dblgar,pat10,pool. oegotuable. Available •Studio &tBR Apts l•---------vC1llt )hllll $4.!:.'I mo '"' -1>' redecorated. Close to Sngls OK. S47S mo. '-~0 S3SO 826--0878(714) D«llll.67>5673 •1V&MaidServf\va1 l ---------1!'!•43.".9 11. .. cul mi hm1 J.1<1m1ne schools shop., r.Rt:nt 848·1M27or952-3281 RAHCHREALTY . •PhoneServ.llld pool 3 BR. 2 ba. lower un1l. 1 rrc-k J br I.om rm. :t300 negol1ahle S<ll>-216!• aft :'i • p 551-2000 r --.. och 3241 lJOO ISLE 2376Newport Blvd, CM Fr pie • sundeck with lolboolslond 3106 !\ll r1 on h t• rt'q·d pm 2Br, children OK. els --. :;:::::•••••••••••••••• 2 sty, 48 r , 3Ba, din 5411.97ssorS4S.3967 beauUlulviewS.SOOYr ly ~·····~···········~··· • t..i.1 fi44'' __ 2BR. l' tBA duplex. Stove. w/dep.S'Z85 mo. 962·3533 •Ranc~o San Joaqwn lge North L 2BD, 2BA. 2 FP, rm /f a m rm, f rp le, WtWAM WINTON ~ Ur I .. U.1 ~ 1111 <l c.11 , DW w 10 hookup 2 car or S.'16·0321 2 Br 2 .'l Ba, fplc, din rm. FR 2 b t b h ocn vu ~109 SUS CASITAS Real Estate 675·3331 ~nr. b.ihinct or w1nlf'r $tl.'I .!. llr kill'. fl('l1 sol(IS ' h Id o'K wetbar upgrades patio ' o c ' ' . M. to NB Ba h •-1 ms mo fi";":\-~Hl OK ~·N· Marn Hentals. garage. 1 c 1. • no H U N T 1 N G T 0 N pool $495 644-0496 ' $550. 494-4127 ev1 mules · c .. 2 Br, bllns ftplc, pool, .M snn pets. 407 Hamilton. $26S. HARBOUR AREA. an R. . . ON PENIN POINT BR rum. Adults, no pets . paUo, sundk. $295. AdllS, lalaooPH1ifttula 3107 Ph MS-7983 2BAw/buaefamilyroom Suns hloey Sharp End RENTALS 4Bdrmsw/baJCOnies Cor 2llONewportBlvd.CM. no pets. Avail approx. •••••••••••••••••••••••\.:OM 2 Hr 2 Ba. den, 111r 2Br 5200 Ad Its nl & frplc, near achool1. Condo. 2Br, all bllns. LAGUNAllACH ~ Prestigiou wood $235. Attractive 1 & den. 1 Z / l 2. 6 7 3 • 14 1 8 ml. Prnn Pt Nr nay & dr opnr, fplc. _mt.n, ocn, no 'peta.mt pts, u& ~: ~/mo. CALL TOBIN Comm pool, cloee to 3 BDRM. newer home interior & beams & Patio, aar. 1 Adult, no eves/wknds. 7z~:t"2Ai ~[6.un111 J uno. ~{1~12~9~rt#~ S r1rm . 642-1l40 ~.~.~ff.~~V~s.;~:;··;'.: ~~. No lae $325. ~!~t:~al.n toJ~atf~~. w&fp'~~t1:~GE peu.~A Rutgers o r. L_g_e_M_od_o_rn-3-b-r.-3-b-a-. ---N'EW LUX. Twnbao 3 Br pertJet for rent, Hornet, fireplace, oc:ean view. 4 Bdrm & den. Front BACHELOR Ap t , $125 great location. 412 Iris, Corona del Mor 322 2 Coronodel MCI!" 3222 2~ Ba fplc pool kids Apts. and Condos. Woodbrtdge Twnhme3 Br Excellent ram. home al yard 111 like a green pa.rk mo. No cooking. $475. yrly f>i5-0CJ93. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK y' d • d '$475 2 Ba. A/C, uparades, .c:cAmo I I f le bo ls•-"A"--0368 67~i966DC >' • · Redec. 3 br. 2 ba, new Jake &poorpriv.640-8542 ..,_ · 5,;,~:.:H~tT.~.;51_:0 • .,.... EXTR/\ lit. duplx, 2br, palnt, crpta. drps, R/0, 2 2 BDRM. home. deck ON PENINSULA tti.tti119on leach. ~40 2ba: ocean vu. beamed macneb I Irvine realty SHOHCLlflfS -VIEW Charming 3 bedroom w /O replace, forma l din ing, lg. kit chen & 2 private patios. Furn. $750/mo. - Unfurn. S700/mo. Water & gardener incl. Bel ~ Chase Lee 644-6200. (Sl4) •U,A.SI A YACAT10M• Mat'Velous older home above the b eac h ln CdM. 4 bedroom s. $975 /m o. -yr ly. Barbara Aun e 642·8235. (515) SUP!R LOCA.TtOMI Harbor View Hi ll s -1.S bedroom + family roo m. Jdcul (•omcr location across fro m grct•n. SOOO/mo. Helen Wood 64.S-6200. (516 l ' M2·123S 644·6200 901 Dover Drive H•rbol' View Center l rvl~ •l C•mP'l1 Velley Center 752·1414 College Park. 3 BR+ den. c 8 r g a r. $34 s I mo . l1nlv. Pk 5 br hm. Prime / 1 U E ltt 3 BR b ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce1I ~!\. frpt. 2 cur sar . dbl gar. Xlnl cond. M50 ~or 5S1·9545 Agt. loc. Pvt comm ten " :,=-n" ;c:~s. "/;~ ~I ng I I ome 2 Br grdn apt W/ po~I rvt heh pnvl. $.i4S, yrly. mo 557·1351 pool. s595. 552·8587 • pave uUlil1"s at ..,.,5 mo. GR.ANmoDyCrAyNsAeL.Water close lo bcb, lOls 12th st: -1~ · Cleon, 4 br, 2 bath, RIO. 752-9381 ,~ " ...,, ---·-.--------•I OW t d f I • Year ly. Charm in° 3 $230.536-9626 ' _ ~ ,. • crp , rps, p c. . · B R,.. POOL .. '3SO/mo. 963·4589 or UN~V PRK-Vlllage Ill 4 D ..... &SWIM , bedrm w/bn ck beams, logmoleach • 3748 2 R1•d rooro. 1 hath, s.11·9545 Aat Princeton. 3Br. nu paint. hu fam. rm. & dlnlng warmth. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f1~place. Very charm· R...tals/MofH / AC)t NRSHOPPING 4br /2ba/S39S/mo. Jst, + lasl&1ecurtty. COSTA M ESA Fr. Qtr /3bt ,llba' !Condo $3:iO /let 1la11t/1ec /cln C .. 54t .. 6H ~mo:644·7770 nn. Landlord pays for WATERFRONTHOMES Bach Nrar lwut h tJtil 1ng. $300 month , call 3r~ ~~nn~h~~~i.& TURTLEROCK-VIEW. 3 ~ ::~~~·t~;~~~na 6ll-1400 pd. SJ95 $225 mo tf,.'> wk. C7S-23..!2.._3~t.--achla. $350. 536-8155. Br 2 Ba, fam rm. Dine 1435 N. Cst 19-$ lSOIS ,..,.11 •·-·•-• 7 ·•..., Rm, lge ya.rd. Nr tennis t BDRM. duplex unJt. J Newport Shores A·frame Oceanfrnnt Apt• ·Inch NEW 1 BR. quiel CdM 2 Br,lba,newl)'decrt'd &pool.~Smo.SZOOSec. Blk . fro m shopplna. 3 br,2ba.new plush cpta studln lllc<·ookl~J: •1~2 location. Gar parking, condo. cm:Jaundry lac dep. Agt. 752·0188 close to beach. Landlord • drpl. pools, tennis Ir br Sl;.5 $375 Ut.il ·incl pool, )ndry lac., plush !'re':.°~~~~-.MS:: 3 er 2 Ba. on cul de sac. peysutll.at$220mo. beh. $&50. yrly, 642-31SO S.16-ooal . · · cpta. 67S·2311 aak for a BR. HUGE·FAM. RM, tie yd, close to schls & MISSIOM ~Ln orMS-04.Z3. 1_Lou1 __ s_e. _____ _ Beamed cell'at, frpl, BEAUT. 3 Br, new Ult, pk. $395. SS2·CM30 a ft ,.._4t4-07ll ea11hof9.3Br 1Ba,w/W Zbr . 2 ba. Northend. SUIPllSlll workahp. Alley I CCHI cpta &dJP9.,Juat painted. 7PM. -,..._ . ab a. c pt ( p 1 c, Ocean view, gar., Incl for camper. $375 per mo. $380. Sn111, ch lldrtn. 3 Br lA&una ..... U'l'Der, 3 wabr/dryr p'vt paUo uUI. Pvt pool, adulta, Yau will be when JOU aec 556-0366 peta,OK.No fee.s..1M670 Spac. Univ. Pk 2Br, 2ba, blbtobeb. touofroom rumorunt.'rncdyd. S4s0 &moltoyrlae.49'7-t.2'7. t.beM larp nmt.aJ oCler· ---------1 orAat .• 871-5744,5$4·533'7 w/lrgatrtum,dblu m1tr Ir privacy. $390 mo. vrty • $400 w in ter. On .... _ ... _ b _,,. Ut'1I inp.dAklllta bBr. natural $435. 4BR. 28.\, patio. bdrm, take OV1' lse. 8 Mo 5S7·1989or 683-7538 ev. 55;.963.s UJ'IS udC ? ... "". woo c e n , o pe n Mesa Verde, 2927 Pepper 3 Br. 2 Ba, dbl 1ara1•. left $390/mo, Inell use of pd. Fee. Mam Rentals. beam, private pallet or Tree. 1st. last. cleanin g covered pat.lo, clean, nr comm pool/tenllia cru. Lagma Hlh 3250 2 Br 2 Ba , frplc .• beauL 540-~0 decks, plenty of J>&rklng. & da mage. 540·1720. shopplngcenter&beach. 552-0604.Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndscpng. All appH. $495. All t.hi!I & priv11te beach Margaret or543·7135 S375rno8'6-~aft 5PM 3Br. l~b•. A /C. cpts. fl63..ll08 l'Wwporileach l7'9 a(lttllS tootlF'rom $185a 1 Turtlerock Glen. new UJ?· drp3, bltns. dbl gnr . .. ..................... month yearly. No lees. 3 BR 2 B A Condo .3BR211J bacondo.Ldry, gradr<t,5 Ur,3Bo.FR. lrp lc. •rd nr, $385 ... FOi.LiAS! BEACHFRONT1 Brlor Agem ~7. Dshwshr . Cl)ta. drp11. t'nc rt( .• atv! Kids ok. no pets. tennis. pool, $89S lse opt. 1131H075; 133-4678. Avail mature udll!I. SZ25 mo. O,.• Aft..,..__ paUo,dblaar.lndryrm. Nr.11ch "mrkt.$32S mo. Ownr. 1114 Sycamor e µ11. ILUFFSCOMDO Avt.12/1 ·41/30.61$·~ 411W.•iC.Mf'Clft watcir son . POOi. Nciar + 96M675&675 0023 552 71!3 38r. 2bt1. single story. OCC SUPERQUlF.TARt:A Ucautlfolly decorated on •LAPA.ltlSIEHMI• bdrm. 2 bath. garage. S32S 960·4018 ADULTSOVER40. NEW J M. Peles. up· 4 br, 1~. bj , all bltns. n1re tJrD belt. Pool. 2Dcdroorn!um. s.'M>O Very .-paciou!I. Reasona· Never llved In Landmark gredr<l lie 4 Br 3 Ba. on mcl. paUo. 2 car aarace. 1144-2038 llMCMll96 All electnc. Fireplace. blc rrnt. 642·6888 Condo. 2 Br. 2ba, w•11her, p n r k I L n d' c p d 4' Cloe• to frwy accoaa. Heated pool. Aduh!I. no dryel', dahwahr, d bl oven 1pmklr11 $$95 or lse opt. 1$$0. 22511 Monloua . Newport Sbora ~l.lge l)CU. 97lM26ior64S-J2'0 Larae attractlve bachelor 1tove. Many rec. fa cll. Owner. •21 T aboe. Owner u 6-2'87 o r fain.rm .• bch, Att0afromrolfcoune •pe.rtmeftt SouthoUlwy. Sw\ss Chalet, $240, 2 Rr , fpk. kldt. pelt, 1n111. l'ee. Maln •ttentah --"!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!1""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!!!•••••L-I 540-53'10 S375/mo. 182.(MBS SS? Tl33 ~l pool. S490 9S2 mM 20432 Santa Ana Ave 8'f3.S1S6. ~-~---~-------------. . ' . .. I .,_ t•Hb u.twa. A.porhwtetttl ~ ..•..•.••.••.....•.•.•. , •••••..•..••........•. DJ 0 DAILY PILOT Thursday, November 25. 1976 Af • lwwwata ~ ,.,,_ lauh u.t.-.. Apariwtnh Uirfwft. ~"h u.tww.. Costa M... 3824 HufttiftcJton IHch ll40 A.pclirtnM11b u..furn. V...._ l...tala USO Office R...td 4400 ·~··················.. . •••••..•..••••••..•..••.•.••.......••..••...•••.•••.••...••...•.•.•..•..•..•..•..•......•..•••••••.•.••..•.•...•..••••..................•.••...•.•••..••••.............•.••....••.••... C..Odef Mw ll2Z eo.taMeM 3124 CostoMKG 3124 CostaMno 3124 MAND New dtx 2 br 2 zBr 1~ ea aep a•r pvt Newporla.och 3169 BIG BEAR House ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••···••··•••••• b I d '1 • ll M u \· c:"l.e: ~~ ft ••••••• •••••••••••••••• rent. 38r, 2ba Sl2 pc:r 0 0 U SQ fl Com • ------BRAND NEW a. w gar, a u l&, no p;a o • ....,.., . .....,_........, a d Call ft 6 96 92 mcrt"ial /Warehou11e b\dlt 2Br1~ Ba Twnhae, fpk:, B~"'T l::ASTSIOt-; Loca· Pd$. $265 & $295. 1912 &PM BEACtH bib, new p.:11nt. •_!'. __ a 4 41 on W.19lhSt. C M. W1lh 1 l~ blka fr beuch & ll0n2Rrlh8a,upt rptc, WaJlace.645-JJS6 28r,encl-;;;,pauo,bllt 3 Br Z B:i dplx. tplc, LARGE CAB.IN BIG 11c.,toruc11reabelllnd s wre:i. $325. 613-7'102 ~ling, gar, pvt patio. Lme It and SlllO, 2 Br, new cpt&, Im to beach, no JX'Uo 20$ lSlh bltns. patio. 1ar No pet~ ~EAR nr 11k1 slopes SUltable for comm'I & $325mo.S59l82S mac Mesu Verde are1& St 536-8129orS361718 S400 yrly.&tS\6S2 SI!>$ 12 Col TV, poolla wt-is~ use S700 per mo. NcwaduJtwaterlrontnim s,-·ills f'd N b . --· -· --8 ba l ble. S483418/ 541>-4314 or Im med occupanry . In Mesa Vt>rde. Beuulllul . llie It 998-~ ~;cl'/:84 ° pe SltlO. 2 Br, (lOOI, ear. kids Least 2 r, 2 uxur)' apt 04-86J1 lluvy lront traffic. Macnab-Irvine' RF.Al..TV CO~l "A."V landscapln,. Ex cep· ' OK F«'t! Muln Rentals. overlook Inc Newport . PhoncG42·4210aak for Ed ' '' uonally rich Interiors. :t Br lh Ba. no pets, N ~5370 ~~balcony -" Crplc. Luicunou~. fum vllla on lluclto. $0.0FHWY.-CdM 1&2 bdrms from $27S. S II h ... I I ~ta Mesa, patio, ~net ------S1yuhttt Beach n«'u --------- Coiy 2 bedroom upl. with Mtsa Verde Vl.llait, l!>55 , rro I I.' P.''"""'V'>" •1 pin~ Of\')I Mt><111der fl'o.'\51 gar. nr shops. 5411•7229 SlOO \ Br, child OK. Nr SPACIOUS 4 Br 2\.\ Ba, Puerta Vullontt. 4 br, 4 NEWPORT DCU STORE fireplace. l· Block t Mesa Verde Drive East. tumblinH w,1w1i.1fl) <111J qu11?I pools L151en to the . beach. Ft'e. Mam Ren· encl patlO. 1 blk to bcb. be. $500. wk 73l·37i7 2630Avon St. $210 Mo. ocean & main beach. Cos la Mes.,. ( 714 ) )ound of bublihnq !>lrl'oms 11nd gr(Mlln!:J lhlngs Good Location, 2 Br 2 Ba. tal&. S40-5370 Yrly 6.,3,7708 Jerry Wynn (2J3>47"1-170l Near •11 shopping. 540-8871 '!'bur ilduh llpi>1tllll.'rH htime 111 PmPCrel!k V1ll<1!:Je I) bllns, drps, fplc, gitr, Palm Spnngs arl'o condo. lndlatrial letlhll 4500 $325/mo. ($17) . I 11 I adults, no pets. $290. o~ BEACH 2 B l rl t fully 2Br. 2ba. on goll cour!le, BeUeChase Lee644·6200 MESA VE R DE :.area ,,tora ll!lrr,,1 l!r~l/OUlllnen1oyu11usu11 pnvacy 549-4050 ""' r,wae ron. re· tennis pool:\ jecuul ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home atmosphere 2 & 3 .ind lu><.urv 2 Bdrm from $325 dei.'nrate~, P: :c~, ~ie $400 /~k . Co if <714 )Ji-___ ._ ___ _ ~~~~~~~~~ brdeluxeapts .S46·lOJ4 $175. Lge l BR. pool, 3BdrmCrom$49S of bo~!l/\ oc •646 W P 328·01411; 673·48SO or ONE YW OLD A RECREATION PARADISE. Two tennis court~. adults. Wa lk to shops. •Summer & winter at xtra,....,.. mo. · or write 20 Seville Dr, Coshl Mesa 3124 WHY HOT? ~rnmmg pool plus uni4ue volle~ll pool. Jocuzzl. 646-7310or673·0884 beach 1s beautiful 645-7575 Sunrise C.C. llunc:ho 41~0 Sq.ft. industrial ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunkenliviogroom S.ind volh .. ~11 court. Mountain lodgeclubho~e •Views o r ocean, Luxury Condo. Nwpt M.Jraae.Ca space Cot lease. Located EASrSIDE 2 Br 2 Ba. encl Cathedral celltng wuh fireplace, co11versdt1on pll. b1lll<1rds. gym, sauna 2 Dr apt. 719 W. Wilson. Catalina & Palos Verdes CresL 2 Br. 2ba. $475. Pb ---ll cross 6 t r eel from gar,lndry,lchildOK,n 2bedrooms,J Yabaths Encl. patio. $1!25. No •Largepnvalcdeclt!i 645-4867&1·524·7731 R..tafstoShore 4300 Koll /Irvine Center. Nr pe~. $275. 642-3488 Attached aarage Huny to th .. !:Jornf hie ,ll)d then rl'l..1x pels. 646-USl •Healed Pool Saunas ••••••••••••••••••••••• OC Airport. $9()()/mo. ----------Wasber/dryerhook-up LARGE2BrApt.S200mo •Ass1gnedcovr'd prk~ 38R.2fullba's,dsbwshr, Free Room an Luxury B>RIDDLI CASAVlCTORlA Pvtyardw1thpatio FROMS26ST0$355 No pets SS7·8560 or •AdditionaHreeparking wshr/dryrbook·upsfrpl, lrvine horn~ tor lud)' In REALTOl646-tlll 1 & 2 BR. uni orfum, gas Adults, $37S. mo Including He.>r 642.9977_ •Maid service avail. pallo. g41.r $325 mo ex ch a n g c 1 0 r t 1 l ci-~~~~~~~~ 4t wtr pd. Adlts, no pets FOXlIOLLOW f).l'"V~~ tliie Red room One Bath •F\imltureavail, 642·4727 housekeeping. Call Kc-n I Pool, rec rm, sec. gate VILLAGE r!J ~v..!~ Two lkdtudm,T"''O 13..rh NO PETS 2IR WATE:IFROHT 5S2 1222 Rftlfah W..ted 4600 SZSVictorla.642-8970 621W.Wllsoo,C.M. ~ 1300AdamsAw ,anC<>staMesa. 9fe81i8JIU Opes nMSFSu9.30·5.3o B Ill c 1 pt F I t l h ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-4991 or642.4225 '""'" APARTMENTS at 10. , n 12·~ u1 ns. p c. er s, ema e room•• c 11 ::. an• Oes""-"at.ely need a.or 3.Br 2 Br, l ba, patio, enclos:•---------• ilcr~s lrom Vldnge Coast College Hunti ...I drlis. garage S4JS m y h 0 u i. c 11 r ... ..-· La garage. $230/month SPwrtoMHo betweenli.>rbordndFai~. Bachelor Sl.90 n'"!f.on 3601FINLEYAVE.Nli L3tb/Balboa. NII. $11i0 ..... c.abt.$JOO mo. gun&a S48·7S29. 2 IB>IOOM t7M) 54lJ.IJ(Xl NOW RENTING 2Br, ~~ults, no~~S27S Pacific JA.COIS RLU.TY moH'I utJJ673·201!fsfl 4 Bc~ca 494-6729 2 8R,lba,duldren&pets AllO I ldrlltfum !==============:::::::==~ 1JlE.18tbSt. 7110ceanAvenue 67W670 Male 25-35 desired to lusiMH/l•••st/ OK, nr." So. Cst. Plaza. No children. no pets. Costa Mesa 38241 Costa Mesa ·3a24 646-68lS (714)536-1487 2 Br, frplc, l'h bath, 2 sf har1e 3$122BR 962hs 9e740w /2 ••~••••-••••••• Call tor appt. 979·1877 p 1 •-R · ema es oo .,. ecreauon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All util pd, lrg lBr, pat, pallos, encl sun porch & . . -~s Adult E·side 2 br, encl · 1959 Mope A Ye, CM COME HOME TO bltns, refrg. $190. Adi ts, WitJ!:1~:i::/s Co gar. Wal.It to bcb. Comp! Resp. F share w /same. 2 0ppot lwiiity 5005 gar, patio. Like new. No . no pets. 2013 Charle. redecorated. Adults/no Br apt. cm. 494·U51, x ••••••••••••••••••••••• _pe_ls_.$250 __ .644_-08_7_8 _. --11A~~·1t:.ara:cs~n~~ P~~~: FOX HOLLOW VILLAGE S48-t517;646-0ll2. lBr,$205/mo pet s. $375/mo yrly. 219.7-lOPMPriscllla •t~rruturelcPlywdMfg. BEAUT.oew2br,2 ba,liv $22S.Ulllpd645-2240 3 BR, lge dble gar .. rpJc, Nodeposit.lyrold. S48-4SOS •Ladies Wear,Hi-Clai.s! rm, din rm, frplc, beam h SKF llri!!~T~~ed patio, blLns. $3SO/mo. 847-3084or673.S956 Lge 2 Br. 2 Ba. near =o~es~~~!d •DBOORAKSTPEROYRWKE R"tr ceil., bltns, J·acuzzl, gar .. 2 Br, 1 ba, 1 story, s · ag, or ..,._TI'll'U ~ Call Agt 548 1168 for '.. 2 BR 3 Pl beach Yrly 652 2280 OJ • '" d l f I be L. . . -'""tie · ex. crpts, · • . 11iATRIGHTPERSON •RUGtUPJn Cleaner ocean vu 642-7992 lll5. pa 10. rp c, am tve on your own pnvate s treet m a 2 appt ..t~ 1 d evestwknds ....., ce1l., d shwhr, gar , bed h · h d & 1 · ....,....,,pvtpalao, n ryrm, · h..... .. m :_,-n...... •FURNlTUREReCin I..rg 28R, beamed clngs, Adults. $250. 2650 Elden, room t o wn ouse wit yar arge Dana Point 3826 children 1260· 968·2691 Compact 2 level single. ~E-u.cAJu Vl"UMITm Cont:ict AgntSam Crane sngl stry, no pets, $200. 537-3125 patio, wood burning fireplace &. at-....................... HuntincJton $250 incl~des util in Uk Gf'C~~" C714)64S·4170 54o-060f! 2049-DWallace646-8Jl35 ---------• tache d gar age. LOTS OF ROOM FOR Sparkling clean, sunny, 1 HorbOur 3842 llorbor View Homes. CA.l~b.>...o,,..q Brandnew S plex.3 Br.2 STORAGEANOHOBBIES! Br, bllns, gar , ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• A<;1Jts,nopet..s.640-0964or 832·4134Since1971 UnLI •2Ilr, 18a, upper Mesa Ba, ownrs unit, also 1& 2 AduJL<;. $375 view. S210mo. 493-7231 NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba. Condo 50' _642-7860_. ---G-s for R~_. 4350 MOHEY MAJ<Elt Verde. Garage avail. Br apts, no pets, <114> 21 W UAL~ C t M Lot . 1 . • --~ '"" LllundromallntopCosla Adults. $235 No pets. 827·~79or54S-l\077 6 • "'nun, OS o no Ex. lge 2 br, 2 ba. frplc, ennas, poo • Jacuui BEAUTIFUL ....................... Mc:.u locution for only 833-8974 2 BR Furn Tunrurn 642-4991 dre!lsing rm. Adults + 1 $t50. 968·5700evs. ~AYFRONT Nwpt CM. BSA, ml I~. 1:a1 Slli,000 26 washers and d I N teenager. Fro m $295. lrvN 3844 Jetty view. l Sty, 2 br, 2 stOrJJ:C. donated •s m ftl', 10 dryc~. For spec'~i·c Lg. 2 Br, 1 Ba, dshwshr Mature A u ts. o pets. r & pd 96 7379 ba xlnt cond new cpts '° u stove, drps, new cpts Gd. loc. 645-0632 Costa MHa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 ..,as water · 4 • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl ' ·• · Mr 11 •1 mm 0 n d 11 r term~. call ll73 8550. A:u ... l111t., &~~Sm~l"'y_. a!ts . Agttns.o.rS650ev"s'·.m548o . .,~5200 ~;1r~~ Jn !i 1.: ;i l 1.; [~'" ,.,. t·~:~"0.1L11N·R"~r1,.1 paint thruoul1 carport ••••••••••• •••• • ••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• u.. 1~ le h 3140 """" Ar• ~ _,..., .....,.. .-. -----~-.;;;; rncd yd wtr & trash pd LOVELY lg. 3 br, newly 1__.. 2 1 nwili ....,.oe ac $225 mo. No children o redecorated, ideal loc G ~ ... c r ....................... from $24S Tennis, healUi 3 la_rge bdrm, 2 ba lower Office Rental 4400 • 1 pels.675_3436 No pets. S24S. Mgr. al $235. BAY MEADOW l\PTS New owners o r club 1tarden v ·ew _ .... urut New deco No ...... ,.. ... • · b I G & • '!" I . ......, • . ~· ••••• .. •••••••••••••••••' . -'----------1 979-2531, 2885 Mendoza, Underpri ced Crpts, 1 r. gar, J>OO ·. as Beachwood Apts, 19132 Parkview Lane, Jrvme. $400mo. yearly. 2 biles to . ----·,.,,.=--· Redecorated. $185. Lge apt. A drps stoves. purified water pd No kids, no Magnolia, H.B., orrer a 2 Owned & managed by bch. Bllt to bay & park. brw/pool,walkloshops . wale~. laundry. lawns. pels.f'tom$220646·0073 br, 2 ba, 1000 sq,"ft. TbelrvineCo,S52-9200 673-2303 WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH Mature adlls pref. N 3 BR, 2 Ba, palJo, children pvt patio. cov'd garages 8 d 3 8 2 8 security apt w /pool, --------- cluldren. no peLs. ok, no pel.S. S26S. mo. orr s treet par king ran new r .a. jacuzzi, A/C, dshwhr WOODBRIDGE 2Br yearly,garage,w/or Cou•n,. .,...,,,ci1u 011.,.. •nd ht1Ae a ... "'"""c_._,.. ./'c......,.... ,_,.,..., *Balboa Island* Rare Find!! Monrov1a .~·7924 546·9080or:>46-6985 Adults. no pets 202C bltns. rptc. panehng. lge Adults only. No pets. PINESAPTS wit.bout boat dock. $325. f\IUerton Ave I bl\ E. ol pal.Jo, gar.:_$t2S. S59·lS28 $250. Call new Mgr at 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. 673·~93 .1.- Got five golden rings you want to sell before Christmas? ~IO\'P them under our tree. On each Thursday through Decembe r 16th, the Daily Pilot will publis h s pecial pages to make It easier for you to convert your saleable items to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your lO)'~, s ports equipment , luggage, appliance s , furniture , antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and inexpens ive . Rat es a r e $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the lar gest box . BIG , SJG SAV INGS if you run more than one time. For more information and to ptace your ad just call 642·5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad-Viser for more information. Your credit is good with us. We'll bUJ you or you can charge your ad to yo ur Master Charge or BankAmerlcard. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 \ --------~ Newport Blvd, 1 blk S ol STUNNING 1Re2 Br 2 Ba. 962-1800 Designed lik e early Back Bay 2 Br duplex Bay, c M. 642·8890 wtpaneled den. grdn apt. IY THE SEA California b~ngalows. fncd yard. 1 mi to uc i: 2 Br,2 ba.prefmature or Pool.S!657~0W.18thSt. F'.rom $210 . JlS ~Omo.83S·l~(714 , S40 ffd t /ad New 3 br deluxe tnhse, Panestone. Ofc hrs 3·S:30 __ ------ reured No pels. no 0 cpo!>I w 20114lhSt.536·1718 wkday~.9·5·30wknds SanClernent. 3876 children $19S. 642·5848 2 BR, lBA w 1crpts. drps. SS2 0.100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa MH a -382'4 bltns S265 /mo. OP~N 2 br, cpts .. pool. play yd., 3848 OCEANFRONT Luxury 2 ••. •• •• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • s A T & S u N 2 2 4 n o p e t s . 2 2 0 8 A • LOCJllltO leach b d t I Avocado. Mr. Lake or Delaware. 536·0959. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, en, rp , pvt steps lo Mr. Altman, 752-1846. OCEAN VIEW bch. SS85 499-2S07 'ARGE2br,2ba.S225 In Hearlak~Park RENTALS Bachelor, near ocean. ...,, Deluxe3br.2'2 ba.alt. 2b t bs t&2b hs ;,/ ( ......... ./f..tl •---· .../ X.O• wt•*"* ,/'Se<• ~,v.r .. ,.~.~ ./ __ ......... 9 Catr Mf. Howard 645·6101 • l MO FH El': RF.NT• 1 2 3 Rm offices from Sl2S Jl(>r mo AdJ. i\irport.cr Hotel. No lease req RJ3.:t!2J Tit noon Two \n one beauty salon & retail boutique; double lll'Cnllrd Xlnl lot'al1on 15 Yeur »~l<t nli6he d chcntclc Call for :uld1- t1onal information. pnt'c S27.!i00 rant • sm. pe"t ok. ca11 dbl l. f I 17l3 r wn e ap r e $175 mo. Yearly_ 332 En· "' gar .• pa io. rp c. wtrrptc & garage. Walk cinoLn.492·2.896 60 PER St"\ FT 1 1 t 642-66t2forappt. Alabama, 536·3465 or to bch . Sma ll pet ' "" ll\l l1t1\ hi .\:0-1> ---------• 5361718 lt>l7WESTCL1t'F-NB 2 BR House, rncd. yd, lg · welcome.547·5448. ATTENTIO~. Hse-s1:d :: ACT 541_5032 • 673·6900 • k h h Id k NEW 3 B 2 B Br. 2 ba. child OK. Cpls. ---~ ------------ate • c 1 . s m. pet o · r a, rec r~. 2 BR, ocean view. frplc, drps, bltns. blk to heh. S260 mo 642-0857 etc. rm. BBQ. nr Caty beams, bltns. va blk to 204 w. Mariposa. S26S 150 I Westcliff Dr. Hall + HBHS. $350. b h. $435 497 3976 N F i I Ctr 1.-----------11 LG 2 br, nu paint, pool, nr 968_s7ooevs. c · -Call548-257S. ewport inane a Hbr. Shop'g. Adults. S21C L~osing Office Space 1Wo of Orange Coumy's mosr beOUlifUI apartment communities A reloxlng selling wl!h sll'eoms, waterfalls, o!'kfmoiesnc rrees Fearunog pools Jocuul souno, bllllords ond excll\ny clUbflOUse Wl1tl socrol events Tennis. gym, and volleybol 01 Ttie Vllloge. More of evefVltllng you re looking tot. Furniture Is ovolloble. One and 1Wo Bedroom AdUG lMng Ol!tces open 9·00 to 6 00. Now renting. mo. llob, 548-4661, Scott DELUXE 3 Br apt, fplc. OCEAN VIEW Presidential Hts Condo 2 Call on Sile Mana~er' 752 1925, or call 642-1276 dshwshr. palio. pool. SJ.ZS 2 Bedroom. excellent br. l "1 ba, golC crs lot 17 14 > 642-3111ext21\tl mo. 842.SMI or 847.5948 location, garage, mint ocean view. Adults. no ·--------• URGE EASTSIDE condition. Yearly lease pets. $350. mo Yr lse 1:..t. z BR en~I gar nl' n~ 2 Br, 2 b~ Huntmitton Bay $350. Call494·8519 last + SlOO. dep. A\aal $250' Adults 645·7S54 condo. Qwet. Adults on-~ now.842-6508 c' t!~ ly. Pool & rec. ctr. $265. <WI San JYan mo. 552-3280 1 br, upper Fresh paint ~ Capistrano 3878 stove & refng. Adults no SP A.HISH STYLE 1020 So. Coast Hwy 494 8519 ••••• •• ••••••• •• •••••• • pels.642·4044aft4~ 3 BR. 2 sloo w1frplc, Beaut 2 br Co n do. balcony. patw, plush ...._wport leach 3869 Dshwshr., rern~. pool. 2 lrond Mew lldc} 0 fhCeS With privat e baths. 45 Cents a sq.ft. in· eluding utrlilles. J00.600 sq.ft. uruts. RoyMcCarcle Realtor 18 I 0 Mewport Costa M.so 548-7729 Deluxe 930 sq. Cl. 2BR. crpt'g & dbl encl gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kids ok. Avail 1st. S285. 2BA. pvt patio. bltns. $36S. mo. Pet & children PARK HEWPORT 49&3895 1--------• crpti1, drps, frplc. S24S OK AP.ARTMEHTS CDM di 't f $150 mo Adults Avail. 12/1. Bk 536.1484 South LOCJU"a 3886 x sw es rom · &\2 4000 bcr Spm. 646·1812 r Oft the bay .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Ulll incld, A/C, ample art 6. McKendry 3 Br , 2 b a. r r p I c , Luxury apartment living Lge, qwel. luxurious ex· pkg, janrtorG7S·6900 washer /dryer hook up, overlooking the waler. ec. 2 br, 2 b~ a~t. Prime Newporl toe., 2 of· EASTSIDE. Sep 2 Br 2 Ba, patio. $360. 894·6:>10 afl 6. Enjoy $750,000 hcallh Elevator to sceruc pnv. fices, 525 sq. ft. ea. $250 COHEE SHOP $25.000 F.P. $13,000. down, nets S3,500 mer. ~pt-r opply Sports Joe. · 751-3741 UNITED BUSINESS INVESTMENTS 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E Cacross from Kona Lns) Suite 106, Costa Mesa UBI Open 7 days. TRA. VEL AGEHCY Pn me loc. Nets $6600. mo. 751-3741 UNITED BUSLNESS INVESTMENTS 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E (across rrom Kona Lns) Suite 106, Costa Mesa UBI Open 7 days. I ~11c( 'n.:ck \ilk~~ adult unit w /encl gar. spa, 7 swimming pools. 7 bch. Party & game r.~m. Mo. each. $265. 548·26.'W or 645·2767 2 Br. 2 Ba, bltns. enclosed lighted t.enrus courts plus total sec. Perlect livmi: Lldo Really 673• 7300 P1%ZA ·ARC.ADE patio, wshr /dryr , n o miles of bicycle trails, or wknd retreat for the ---------• WOW! The besl2 money NICE 1 br. frpl. pool, pets, l child OK. near putting, shu((leboard, adventurous adult. $515. Prime location in Hunt· makersinlpkg. E -Z run. adults. no pets. S2JO mo. scbls S250 mo. S46·3710 croquet. 1 and 2 bedroom mo. yrly. lse 499·2835 in gt on Be a e h on $3000 + mo. net. Price 548·4757 or646·3706 aft SPM . ht Call . k i li.'U Ar:loJlli~ ! Jl Cv:.ru ME-~O '.140 ;j(_,(J rrom Si6S 1r1c1 neat plan s and 2 s t ory .._.._.._,.. Fu lsMd Brookhurst, 800 square n g . qwc. FOtJR SEASONS APTS SUNNY Upstairs 2 DR townhouses from $259.50 . ..,.-u~..:d 3900 feel. Single, garden type AJ#. 751·37-4 1 Spacious 2br twnhse, 1 ~ H~ Ba.· w/frplc. balcony', EI e cl r 1 c k 1 l c h e ns, «" Blore or office. Good ex· b I vt l Pr 1 vale pal i o s or ••••••••••••••••••••••• posure. signa0 e park in". Dish-. Whol.sal. a. poo • P pa io, no encl. gar Nr Civic Clr I "' " pelS.~3<1.735JoannSt S270mo. Bkr.536.1484 balconlC.'!i. carpetinit. THE EXCITING Ca ll Mr . Plummer Xlnt Industrial Distrlbr. drapencs Subter ranean, PALM MESA A.PTS. 96.J.6767 Protect erl prod. N e t Costo Mesa 1824 Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 parking with elevators 1 MINUTES TO NPT ---------• $4000. mo. 29% Down ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Optional maid !>erVICf' BCH orc"to share. In a boat yd .• leaverage. Adult Apartment Homes with o Winning Lifestyle. Choose the besl comb1nonoo of supert> recreation. premium 1oeonon. and oil of the opporntments you desire lo make your llfe complete • Alr-Condlttoning • Bu11t-ln Apphonces • PrlVOfe Patio or Balcony leisure LHe Attractions lncfu<fe. • SWimming Poot & Therapy Spo •Two Lighted Tennis Courts • Clubhouse with Areploce. Biiiiards. Gym, and Porty Kitchen J/iF One and TWo Bedroom, Jr' ~ One Both, No lease -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~ FromS230.00 faPk Me~ Vil~s 550 Poulol1no Ave., Costa MHo (71•) 751~995 ...... ~~.{!) Just north of 1-'ashtonl Bach.1&2BR on Newport Bay. $175 751-3741 Island at Jamboree 11nd from Sl95 mo 673·6540 UNITED BUSINESS San Joaquin Hills Road Adults, No Pets APPROX 800 sq fl. C-2 al INVESTMENTS Telephone (7 14 )644·1900 1561 Mesa Dr 130 E. l7t.h St • S2SO mo 1525 Mesa Verde Dr F. for rental Information 1 15 Blks East or Newport Doyle 548·0479 (across rrom Kona Lns/ Blvd ) Suite 106, Costa Mesa PARK MEWPORT APARTMEMTS 546-9860 SMDll Office $95/mo UBI ()pen7days. VlLLAPOMONAAPTS Downtown San Juan I or 2 Bedrooms and Townhouses From $259 SO ()pen 9-6 Dally Spa-Pools· Tennis Across fro m f''ashion Island al Jamboree on San Joaquin llllls Road. 17141644-1900 OCEAHFROHT 3 BR,2 ba. $.SSO 2 RR. Iba. Yrly $375 NEWPORT TERRACE 3 BR, 2 ba condo S500 SU WIND CONDO 2 BR. den 2 bo $4511 IA. YFROHT HOME 3 BR. 2 ba. S2000 M() yrly STEPS TO IEACH 3 BR, 2 bii. Unf. $425 associated llAOKCRS -REAL TORS l<'l'. 't/111 '"'~'"' • 11 !ti& f 1760 Pomona Ave, C.M. Capistrano. Will share Lovely. quiet comm um· _g_ir_I_. 7_5_1...is_24 ____ _ ty. Htd pool, pvt gar .• lst Class Ofc, Superior adults on ly, no pel8. Ave, C .M. $100 mo. Furn bacb. Sl95. mo. Davis-Brown Co. 646-1684 F\irn 1 br $225. mo. Un· --------- furn 1 br $195. Unfum 2 DELUXE OFFICES br $213. mo. Ready on or Comml & indsll spares, before Nov. 30. Phone 200 lo 2000 sq. ft . A11 tow 642-2015, hrs 9 to 6. as 35f sq ft Lait Niguel & Rooms 4000 Mission ViE'Jo a r eas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Handy to S.D. t-'rwy. CaU ~831·1400 Sleeping rms $60-$105 mo. ·------- All $50. wk Share kit/· lusiness Rental 4450 bath. Shown Mon-Sal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ''only" Call aft lpm. LAGUMA. IEACH Rers req'd. 5.56..()()58 or Vi llage Faire Com • 548-59~--__ merrcal Shops /OH1cc ROOMS S25 wk up with space Leasi n~ from kit rhen $40.00 wk up $390/mo Ample purkang apts 5'18·9755 or 645·3967 next to Pottery Shack. Wrkg rem. Christian. kit prvl'g, steps to bch, N.B. SlSO. 675-1706, 645-2223 3000 sq. ft. wried M·l In La gu n a Ca n yo n , Established location. $1550/mo. Room w/kitchen priv'cs . C...y &Con111my •----------•Call before 12 noon. CM ll04So.Coast l-twy. •DELUXE4 area. 64S.7920 LAC UN/\ BEACll Eastblulf 3 br. 2 ba. GwstHotM 4150 497-2457 Lease. Incl. spac. master ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------suite, din rm & clbl . h gara ge . Auto door Lovan~ care~ 24 rs. opener avail. Pool & balanced d1et.s. Pvt recreation area. Adults room. pali06 .544-3833 only. NC> pet~. Vacotfon Rentals 4250 865 A1n1gos Way •••••••••••• ••••••••••• Managed by ,.. Gr nnada Mgmt Co BIG BEA R l.AKEFnONT ----Cabins. (7\418&6 7701 Nwprt Shrs, :? br. 2 ba. 494.9727 or 839.5173 $315 mo. lse. 833.Sl90, nut h. 6 4 6 8 4 7 3 LAKE T1hoc-lnc\lne eve1/wknd11 VIII 2 br, 2 ba. <'Omp furn'd., trpl, TV. Soun" & jacuu1. Thanks~lvlni •TOP• •LOCATION* Su cressfu l retail or aerv1ce location on E. 17th Street in Co~l:& Mesn • 1800 Square feet •:?Aut.o bays • On·sltc parking • Excellt'nt oxp<>&ure • Large s1Rn art> a REALONOMICS, Corp. Brokers 67S 6700 NEWPOiTSllORES lVa blltl. to <K'Hn Super 2 br. duplex Ownr. (114) 8109203 & other prime times Older bowie. As Is. 700aq. avail. Wknd .• Wkly. & ft . $'l50 mo; No leue al moothly rlltM. 8'1·4658 2S28 NeWl)Orl Blvd. CM. HCllftburcJtt' Sta..t Gross $1S,OOO. mo. M11Jor Highway localion. South County be ach town Free 1tanding bwlding, loads of park· ing. No major competi· lion. Easy 29'/o .down. /\1(\.. 11.17-4200 MunffY /R~all 12,000 sq. rt . Nowport Bench lorntlon. gros11ed over $100,000. In '75. but other busine1s in terests cauRed decline in "76. Sacrifice for only S7.000 down. plus !lt.ock. /\j?t R37 -<4200 ----- Cocktail /D....,. Hae ONLV$19,000. l)npymt O wner leavi ng for Europe & muat sell! Located In heart of busl- ness district. Seats 260 .. Low rent 14 Year lease. 165.000 full price. Agt. 837-4200 Ptuo.leer-WN NETSs.1,600. MPO. Major Mission Viejo' 11ho pping center, all t>qulpment brsnd new. Gross i3 growing 11teadi· ly, but 4 partners can't agre\". Terms. Agt. 837-4200 Manufacturing-Welding Machlning-Fabrlcatin~ Net.s 25,000. yr, Active shop. Altl Sam Crane. ~4170 BEAUTY SALON $ Stal10f)S. On Fairview, Sant.a 1\110. flOOO. com· pltle. ~-Sam Ctan" 865-4170 .... ., ... . .. . . . . . . . . . .... , ..... ,..,, .. f" • .. • , . . . r ._ --r Ttlursdsy. November 25. 1918 DAILY PILOT DJ f DIRECTORY f'dd it ... Bu1ld 1t...01aper it. .. Hammer It... Carpet 1t ... cement 1t...Wire 1t . Hoe 1t...Clean it ... Move it ... Press ii.. Paint 1t .. Na 111t...Plaster 1t...F1x it. . SERVICE ..... -.ul..... Carpent.r ' C.-petS«-vlc• cw••t ~fnq Mat.oNy , .. ing/,operil'ICJ PaintfncJ/P~ng _......._ • .,..,. ........................................................................................... ·····••··•••·····•·•·•· ...•..•••...•...........•..•............•..... ······•··••··•·······•• ···•············•······ APPU.ANCE REPAlR 'pec1al11.1ng "' lar1tc & HOLIDAY SPECIAL 9prd Hawiaan gardener Professional carpet clOlln· Free est. Slumfllilone, tile, , .. Yow-Cosffe EXP t:RT ra.mtlnii. lntt & CANOPY1V SVC CO. Slo-&etviceCall :srnl remoddmg,·alwra· Shampoo or Steam :fd dcanu'*. tnmmm~. i.n.1:, also floor rarf' & bJockwalls, bnck. phu>-AV11tExtrlStyS:US F.xtr. Frte Cll, Cuar lstRaateS.rvl~e t714)549-~22 lions, & reputr!I Svs Cleaned. 2 Rm~. Hall or pruning. Ll llaul 8 window care. Dutch ter:.. QuoJl\y work lll re 2Sty$46S/lntr$4~rm work 642~ atF&JrPrtcealJllO.lG:Sa culls Palumbo Const bath $15.95. 5"41·3547 a, 845Wlt1 M.on1en11oce Service as pnct'!I Jlob 7~9~. Prices Incl mtr'l/labor .......,./Repeir -..Y.lfffncJ Mb·BBB. 1-·ai.t 1>erv1ce, S..17-7396 ,..,...,.11ero & Sons. Expr ~-1508 _~JSSJ__ ---Ouar, losrd, free est ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.llwkguar962~14 '4uig T«l8271900orSS2·0134 p Qiild can. •·enced yard. • -.----eo..trocfor • eardeoer. Fr ests, re llGUSECLEANlNG ill Mo•Mg -----PATCH LASTERlNG F.RAMIC Tai&. New or Day• or cvei. Wilson, l'INISU, REMODEL & •••••••••••••••••••••• 11sonable. 646·46S4 aft Our Business. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• lN'fERlOR/EXTERIOR ••ALLTYPES•• undl. l'"r est. s ml Jobi. Vittoria eochool a ru . kpr. Small Jobs OK. LEE M JAHVlS 4pm. Jun.ice's Raegedy Anns Al MOVING. Top QuoU .Acoustical cell'gs 25 yrs Fr~l)ll ~ -.e.lcome536-2"?6af\ 5 MB·l.S08 . RA!as. 979'0379 Addltioo:s & RemodefJ>B WEEDfNG·CLtANUPS lit [7~ ty lle11t pncc, 2S yr~ \:XP exper. 894 6J08 ufl 6PAf VERY NEAT PATCH Tl'ff Set-Ylc• Mlders t Ser-flee 962-5573 Lac 311856 •Complete Maintenance Reliable Chris II an lady No bc\ler service or p inti I t/E t R JOBS & TEXTU RE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••··•••••••••••••••••••••• BobScarciaConcr~lnc Freee.st · 642·9907 wl.sbestocleanhomefor falrer pncc &anywhere daepe~~~b~. t-~ree ~~t FreeE)st. 893-1400 Rcmovul!I, lrlmmln~. Architectural .t Struc-ampoo & steam rlt-an· GeneraJconcrcte"ork. GradilM) work'g person or cpl ~o:i::esZti~'::.' daily. Cal1Jay645-796S _ Plunlbing prwtln11. freo est. l.1cd tural Plans. Remodel & In~. Color brlghtenerf; Commercial-Re~enllal ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ouys, 540·6646. Eves. _ . ••••••••••••••••• •••••• •'lilly Injured. 642·2624 o r New Conscructlon. bwl'-'~chc acfeputnl>li ~ ro1nmd1~ 498-0059 ~220941 Skiploader, dump truck. ~7-4029. -Paintiftg;Paperin9 ~~E~tp~~~f~~vp~~~ 10 % Qff w /ad. Plumbing. U..a..J.&'-' ci.-"-Oa51"d/Co1nm'IJlnd~t rl "" · • h •·-1 -.a..--i--"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,,, ' .... I k b lb ....-••••' ""Y n'V " rm & hull $:IS. Avg rm Electrical . auw1g, trt•e .wk, grad·-~ Freeest 642-319"1 .. ,r 3VS, ea s, a rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• &eo.7020 __ $7.~. t'ouc;b $10, cluur $S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ng, d emolation,ele ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paint Repair·35 Yri an --· encl. Reas.832-2'68 DAVENPORT&CHAltt Guarcllmpetodor.<.;rpt EJectricaJ :;e,..1ce Call6 7Sl·3000 Expr 'd Landscapus . areo. workm&nt!hlp Exprt Painting & Paper-Pn>ffl.l.tlonullydc:uned repair. tS yrs ex pr Do $13. Lie Cl«PS132. Call u-.a-.. Spn_ nklers: Install & re· i,:u:.ar Take udvimt or my • n K · C u s l 0 m PL:UMBER Repair• re· for $3.$. Ph: ll60-4105 ·-..., l'Xper 5367056 work+materiuls, 25 yrs pip~. Instal l ation, _________ _ ••Ceocge P1lmer&Sons work myself. Refs 342,11233 ••••••••••••••••••••••• paar. Concrete & brick --cxpr r eferen ces i.ervtces. G. Gadley, WlndowCi..dng Ag:.1.R:d~~.~~v.::~ns s.31-0101. __ ---Fefte~-----YOU UAVE IT READY work. 64S·79'18 Malone rt-..~ERS Pi\ INTI NG Richa~ 960-J86I 642·931S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ JO __ · CarpetMJnw1lllayyours ••••••••••'•••••••••••• l'LLHAUL ITi\Wl\V Moso.y E.xprdreas.ratcs.free Cle1r View Window MINOR HOME REPAIR or mine. Rep a" !j & Chain Llnlr Uruted fo'eoce TIM 548·0300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cl.l. Call Gene SS2·045B Need your kitchen, hdrm, ' Waatung & Houseclean· r .. ,......nt.-v,· l,lumb1nu & rleanan~ too' Gudr work M.15\lnstalled ~· =~ .. laces-Planter• -PETERS PAINTING-11 v rm Pa 1 n le cl ? Rooflft,g 1 n g Qua I w r k • '-"'•,..... • J " "'-""" .. "...... " S~iubzlllg in ttml Jobs ••••••••••••• •• •••••••• · O?ramac Tale S40-5SW ;it b•i:l!.cr :.a\'lllll'> ,. • est Free w,.k gate SS7·1502 lirick Concrete Patao E.'(pr'd reas. rulc1>, free 11, 492 1073 , · guar.642 1334 or 673·5130 --- -.. • ~~3646 ••:•••••••••••••••••••• Block Walls BBQ Pits est Cull Ccne SS2 0458 arry .:.. _ev~ Re Pa 1 r s & C 0 m P 0 eves &wknds. Try a O a al y r 1 lot ----The fas~t draw an the Want a REALLY CLEAN Ref E6ts646--046'1 • llave someUung ,.0u \\ant Shangle:. Inspections. ---------- Class1f1ed Ad to buy, sci lla\"l~ s11meth1111!. 111 sell"~ West .. a Daily Pa lot JIOUSE? Call Gan~ham • 1-'ind Yohal )uu y,.anl an to :.ell"' Classified ads do lnsrd/llc'd. Lo prices. fr SELL idle items with ;t or rent somethinl! Cla:.s1t1l•d ads do at "l'll. Classhed Ad. 642-~ Girl. !-'rec ests, 64S-SL23 Want ad results 642-5678 Uaaly Pilot Cl..assafat-d::. 1t..., ell &ll·567ij. est. 830-5020 & or S41·5930 Daily Pilot Classified Ad'. BusinHs • SOOS lost& Found 5300 Los,1& f.owtd 5300 SodalChibs 5400 Hetp W•hd 7100 H.., WMt•d 7100 Hdp Wonted 7100 twp W..tecf 7100 HetpWCMted 7100 ()pporhmtity ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• LOST male or.inge cat FOUND Poodle mal~. BOR~O ! COLLEGE Deliverymenforhnmede· ll06less, full tame Apply PEOPLE PERSON Wom.ns Sports~•• wJnca collar. Bushard & f~l;iY in \ ll" vr Dana 01\TE you can relate to IOAT llv. LA Times. an person 11 12 & l :30·3. Musical lnstrumenh Exec noods p/time as· Suc.essrul_. pror1tabh Adamsarca.!.IGJ-1408. 1'omt.Otll4!13·2440 Send S3So reg1stral111n CARPENTERS CallS48·l74o. llarry·s NY . Bar & Mfgneeds trainees &ex-soc.inwhslesupply.Ful· business 1n downtowa ----, --fee to R. Rowell, 177 J-" Areyouaboalcarpcnte.r ---Grill, 424>1 Martingale per workers for wood tycapitallzed.673-2223. Laguna Beach. Uc s1Losl,_brown fl'.'m spayed1'0UNO: Male:" month R1vcrs1deAn•.NR,926G3 interestedlnworklnRlorD<'livery man ror early Wa y, N IL Nr. O C. shop. Call S45·72S5---------- names an swimwear Doxie max. Va~ .~dM ~l.d puppy, t;d:'\t .a:,<·a -the manufat'turer ol Lhe morn'g LA. Times homl' Airport. (7am ·llam) sportswear. Owner rct1r area. Lac. 00331ti, Uur· CaU to 1denufy. 4!+-111~1!5 , fndoy~nt & world's nniest sailboats"' deli very rout\!. Mu:..l ------ .ing. $19,000 + mvento nlo"~·S.'ltil --~7374! Pnporation Westsa1t Corp., makeT oi ha\'e eccon car Adult:-. HOUSECLEAN,E_R Wa~t · NURSE atcosl. FOUND M a trll FOUND I" I ·· t ••••••••••••••••••••••• thas excellent crart is only 212 hrs day No t'd for mumh:nancc to . RHcwLVH J "'Bill Wnl(h~" .. ~s~shcrc gray T~bby~~:n~a~ao~ Schools&. now accepting appl;ra s~l.adttni:. no colle~ti.n~ Exper. ue~54&-0766. C~arge Nurse ?·11 Xlnt /'\JE"We\..l.. PHONE SALES Phone Sales people, male or female, 16 to 65 years of age. Guaranteed wages or commissions. 250 East 17th Str eet, Suite 0, Costa Mesa. between 5:00 &8:30 p.m . 646·4223. .)5.SOC inc bkt L.19u~1· o .. ~cl"I 4941\~94 urea 645-7767 ears. Bal Pen an. 642-7619 Instruction 7005 t10ns from skillcll l>oat ~l'St~m!>ler JH B ui ea. llskpr Mature woman for P~Y-XJ~t benehts. -- --------•••••••••••• ••••••••••• <.;urpentl!rS w ial lca:.l :! 6..18·0126 oc:cas full dy babysithni: J ark Lado Conv. Center 'F?UNO wht /:1pricot LO?f: 11121 Lrg gray lni: MEN WOMl~N yrs woodworking ~)(per DEL TACO & h.'kPfl 'g. Rt'f"s req'd NewportBc!' __ 64~·80<"1 ,. __ 1....__: 1 ? C o c k a p o o 1 I l" hatred cal w~anng plaid TRAIN FOR in lhe boating an<lustry, 731-<!-102 NURS1'~S ~'"JO us. Newport/C .M. Call collar wtlU ta~. Fam 1 .. RT"' ... OIHG for full·liml' or piece Nel'<ls Kat chen llelp · LV..,'i&R ... '• Over500activclocalbus ""l"',.3 ft6 ..... "' ul or t t A ~ k I II P/time pos1t1ons avail HOUS1':KEEP£R , for "" "• li Pl II .,., . ...,.. a pm. u••S movt>u o ~al!. 1,WC>WC:LcKCL A"S wor emp oymcnl. E ('d 3 l 11 sungs. eas~ ca or ----Children heartbroken • .,... ,.., .)Ou're•ao um•omprom1~· Day help $2 SO hr ~mall exclusive Motel in xper pre . o stop by for free info. /\II FowtdLabrador ~lW2. NA"l'lON Wll>EJOll mg craftsman who .:a\'es 631 ·1831 1720 Superior Las:unu fieach s day sh.aft F /time or P /t1me. Equal Opportunity .Employer calegoncs & types. We Balboa Island 673.1398 PLACEM F.:NT oraly the best or himseU _Ave. CM week incl wknds 494-8S21 Good sta!Cing pattern. guarantee to please you --- - -Lnsl: Blk Cocker male ASGSO"IOSTOAJN0~1': to the _job, apply lo the DENTAL As•as t. Ortho x1n,~nleidor1tsC. -•Ctr 751-3741 P'OUND : Sm l da r k Red collar. Plal·er Co. ., s G ti 7 " HOUSEWIVES ...-. -· UNITEDBUSINESS Cockapoo, rem.al e tags.Reward.!l63-Sl4501 OPPORTUNITIES .ecurity uar . 2 5 Chairsade Exper'dOnly P/ttme jobs .• flexible CALL642·8044 INVESTMENTS Orange & Old Newp<>rt, 147-8553. AMERICAN McCormick Ave. Co:.ta Pref. ROA . '' 2 Dllys hr:. while kids are in PLUMIY. REPAIR tS25 l\fesa Verde Dr E CM 646·4955 B ... RT E ... O E R S M<>sa . N.B. $4 Hr. 642•2626· school .Apply, Del Taco. MURSES AIDES F1time. s Years min ex- ( LOST dog. Small fem "' "" '>MM L p Rd L 73 & • E ('d t <aci:oss rom Kona Lns) roUND · Irish Seller Shib·Tzu. Wht & brn SCHOOL DENTALl\SSIST <..;><.J<. a az ' ag . ...tt. xper. pre ' per .Cal Sl6·l4S2. Sualel06, Costa Mes~i Mal~. llntg ll~h. area. TCJ Gold rollar & gold lra!lh 1104 E.17thSt , St\ BOAT Busy, happy ore Xlnt hrs l-lllls_._______ ~~so~~l l~t!~~....,';a~~~~ Pit Sales, $40.$70 wk up. UBI ()pen 7 da~ 1dent1fy, M-1 2 64!88 art V1r Harbor & llamalton, 83.i 1960 MANUFACTURER & be.neftts Dentul ~s INFANT CARE. My Fri 8am·4pm, Mesa Men. ladies, students. JR. DEPT 31Evs CM. 11 ·23. Reward. School!iCoastToCoai.l (.'abinet Ass emblers. :.!:.tn g <'OUrse prefr d hnmc El Toro Refs req. Verde Conv. Hosp, 66l Eves/Sat. SS.t-7851, OUTLET STORE . 631-1677. some exper. req'd Xlnt Expcr not nee ApplJ cant 586.7167 C 839 7006 Jdeal Cor couple. Nets t 0 UN U J-' em . Jobs Wanhd, 7075 C"n. benefits. Apply Mon must be qwck, well nr ---------_Ce_n_te_r_S_tc..., _.M_. ____ 11 __ • __ • _____ _ $1000 p /mo. Sll.OOO full Aust~alaan Shep mix. LOST dog Ocl 18 nr Tustin ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11~ J ensen Maran<.' :!llO i:aruud. hurd workinic . JANITORIAL Nurses Ajde, part llme.i------------ . So l . A?:\ white eye. Cd.\f area. Ave. Shagl(y, mod s rze. Mother'i> lll'lpcr:> for The A l\a1mus, Costa M\'sa thoroURh. happy & ex· p lime, t-', ume. Exper'd Vane.'<! shifts. S3 00 per Real Ei;tate pnce. me crms. 1; &97·277le\S blk/gray w1wht che!>.l, llolada,>i. Couple~ EqualOpporEmplc•ycr lr!'mcly ~If rnnr1t11•nt adullsonJy Local E\'es. SamCrane,64~-4170 -hei~c feet kewar-tiJIO Clt'arun11 w /C;ire. Paula Boat Monufodurinq 5111 71184 t•vci. BROKER SERVICES RhodC's1an Radgebaek. ---:_ " GREAT M.OM & PO' 'llii_ lc s La"una, 493_23:;5 LOST do". small brn & l>arel. 631 091:l. Co ~t·1•k111J? Ho at As Be & rf 1 .., " Sl'mbll'I'!> W \\ Olld work er wme o sa e 101tlt•nt1fy S¢hnauzer/poodle mrx . /\vaalablc-Nov. 27th, pra1: ,, x I> c r EI t· t· l r 1 1· :.i I store. F\.tll fixtures in· • Reward 645-7899. . 1 • I C· KITCHEN ASSIST. DENTAi. lllGF:NIST, Need<-d. P /lime Cook. 1>art llffil'. l day) µ1wk Hunt·~ lkh >llJK 442.~ Tues & Wed. P /lame Dis· wai::hcr Xlnl benefits duding near new Data Found : Rik fem Toy P0<,.. · · _ _ lica nurse, ave an. all ln::.t:tli"r" Plumhinlo( terminal JOO cash re· Jlc mix, whl chan & UISt·BlkLab. mule, llyr~ •846·228H ln:.t alln,, 1-:x1a•r'd gister. 7 dr walk·m cold 1hro<1l. ~ml "ht mule old. Vic. Orookhuri.t & Hefp Wonted 7 100 Gelcoal Toudiup Clap Ot-:NTAl.H~Cl-:J.'T /\pply an pt!rson, Beverly box. Reduced to Sl0,000 . .>OO<lle, ;ipncol ears & Adams. H.B. 962·45114 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P\'r Manne Curp, 1919 E. .Somt• c.'Cper. Lagun11 Manor. :140 Victoria. Reh. 494 7~22 C. M <1nd lerms to suit. Call iJa ck . Springdale & i\Al\Ai\l\A/\/\AA/\A/\A Occident.il.S,\ Curt We:..tmmash•r.8!1Hl054 Lost, shaggy i:~c~ JOBHOTLIHE &•okkt'l•pcr .. ·1~11st 101 ---Schnauzer. fem. 1' V 'P'filisl 11 PETE BARRETT t'OUN [> 1'1J!1•o n approx 2 Reward. 962·6948 1-:XCITING I 'ultltt· \rel·~ •1rh1:e · i\l· -REALTY-wlc.~ UJ.?O. Ii: ~ray, tame, p---~_.-Office Positions l ur .• ,' & min 3 \Curs Clo. V1l' Halbo.i I sland ............. s 5350 " Nuw/\vualablc 11t·r i.·q t1i;.12 s6J6 l:::Xl:::C. SECRETAHY £or Landscaping matnl. Need 1nve,tment co 1n exper. man 182.S. Must f":ishaon Island Must have refs. $3hr slarling ha"c 4 yrs exper . l) pc ~II 7Sl ·2399b<'tw. S lipm 642-5200 •073·4077 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • <.;u II 556 8505 BOOKKEEPER f\.S.10 wpm, sh 80 90 wpm 1\pply, TMI 369 Sun \la~uel Vr Su 1te 200 r-. 13 ~ J'OU:'olO f>.idishund, \'IC' AFFILIATE ~la.-:nuha T.ilberl to' .V . ()ppty to own a Branch !17 JOf;-1 ()(rice or a SUCCC5!>rul FOIJ"ID. hlk wt-t male singles or j?an11:alto_n. Puppy, Thurs \•c Rear areas avaal lhrout So & Sunfl1>wt•r. S .I\ ca1. ea11 S46·4W• VIDEOVIEW (714)997-5400 Found . hlk ,'V "'ht Huff) -mutt. '•l' Npl A\e 1n ....,.,..,.,.. Tustin ('all 731-llS4!1 Aft ()pportunity 50 I SI 5PM. - ·······················1 ------•Los t M1n1alort• blk Cemalr l'ockapoo 11 :!l . Sl00,000 A ... r.d \'IC Nµt l'rt'~l ~ 51!12 For Busanl'S'l V cnlun eves or 83:1 7~ I d.1ys $600,000 R!-;TLI RNEI) IJJ "T-u. I L" PLUS LIFt.-rtMF: R1':1\t. :'i M '"·rnaH • l':STAT I-: l NCOMf •. i;m1rnt t! l'n.1t . ~11 PIUME COLLl\TEHAI.. BJkt•r t oin ll'W < :'f ~UAl.IFIF.0 pnncapah 54.S 77~ only. 7~·0077 • F't>und · r. ruup ul •------d othe'I 111•Jr s toLoan SUS ;1a1.1 1~1 011.1 MoMy ·' :lclpm ···•·••················ m1·n·,, ( 118'' .r 11 I.' I ht,2ndlrlrdT.D.'i L111t llulh i:rc) 1,Jl t.OANSAV4\ll.i\Hl.1-: nr11l•'r1•ll m;rl,· .. 11111· l:rtdit not 1mpnrun1 1w-., & UJltllrhdh 01 a roll ,11 " h1·ll '1,JM l ~ »!111"''' ·-cor11n.1 "1110 1t1•w.11'1 MoliP,!IJll. Tnnt 67:t t•1111 19'1 3HO Dftcll 5035 ' . ••••••••••••• •••••••••• lJlS1 r .• r·:~·· \I.th: 1,u &. t.in <:Prm.in Sh1•phrrd LOUIS 9"' !-"tell• \I(" ~1 JJ:noh1 !. M ·'O W .ir n t• r H 1-: WA R D Aho 2..t TO LCMMl MG 5-t:\l Fat~l Tn-ms sh1<'" l!H!I ~Mtf).Co. 6.4J.2 I 7 I 545-0611 I.OST M1n1ature •ht 'lhai:gy poodle. Bag CJ· n)'<'" area. Please tall 6+1 438..1 Dnnkan~ problem ' Control Career Call Alcohol Jlel1Jll11e ~ploymenl Agency_ ~hrs a day 835 31130 AIORTIOH ' Counseling & Referral PTeJ?. t~l-.avaal. wknds 24 Hr Helpllnc S47 ·!1195 PREGNANT"' Caring con£1dPn t1 al <'ounsehng & refcrr.il. ;\bort1on, adoption & keepanJ! APCARE 547 2563 ,J\AAAAAAAAA/\A/\AAA BANANA NOSE. please rail Me me. We love ya. ACCOUNTANT I TAX PREPARER Expcne~e~~ 1~11 ASSEMBLERS FulTime Xlnt opportunity an Mas· ::.ion Viejo Industrial *SHARON'S* Complex. Musl have OlJTCALL MN)SMi E manual dl.'xterity in sml 499-12D1 eomponcnLs. Familiunty __ _ _ using microscope \'C'ry TC G ht'lpful. Gd benefits. EXO I IRLS :.alary commensurate MasSafll.'&Modehnl! w/l'xpr. Cnll Carol Olatcall Only 542 JIQ~ 581·3830 ror app_t. __ _ ~mE EXPERIENCE"' ASST MGR TRHE Adult mot.el. . Clo:.c:od ·Apply Del Taco Lni.:unn 1·1rrwt TV I-11r Hl'~t·rva lhlls, day shirt 2!12.'>2 l.J tum:., !>411 97~ -Paz Rd. •PALM READER* Automollvt• rasl, prest.•nl & future Nt>w Detail Shop nt'cch Lic213 W.t·l3S0697 flln help. P.O. BOXES For Rent 631-0727 OVERWEIGHT" Top wal(es paad. Eni:ina. Steamer<;. en,:: painter~. buffers & polishers, up holslHY :.hampooer:.. rheck out, pac·k up & fir llvC'ry Apply at ~Harbor RI. CM 64S· l030 Guaranteed ll>-29 I~. 30 ------.-.---.-__ (;crwr.11 bkkpng duties Typ1n1.t r1•q"d . Prefer automohrh• exper. Call Dianne 111 Bauer Motors. Crn;tJ \lr .. a. 979 2500 EXECUTIVE SECRET A.RY lmmed opening <:oo<l slulb AbrlJty to work 11n own essential Lagun.i N11?uel area 831 ()()8J BOYS AND GIRLS for Ua1lv Pilot mule:. in 1\n h Beach .irea or1·---------1.a~una llealh \1ust be at least 10 yl'ars old Phone 642·4321 , a"k for Circulation BOYS AHD GIRLS Mission Viejo El Torn area. Earn }our 0"'11 money selling :.ui.~1·1 111 tions after sl'hool For an formation. cull 11.10 11!11:1 FOOD ORDER ~SEMBLY t-'\1ll·Time APPLY FAA WEST SERVICES 1672 Reynolds Ave Irvine Equal OpPflr Employer Business m:111 i,r1•k, p.irt - time .i:-S<>l'1att J•:arn GAR DENER wtexp $.'>(lo per mo 1;45 11 x:: nt:'cded for lhl' Laguna Lado Apts, full time Hus1nt•s,. Man fl I·: 499·2835 nt•ed:-. tlatl\' l•w1·n 111 • hnu~1•kt•t•pin~. hour or'" t;ardrncr Cor apt romplex in t•\l"IWrt~l for flt'• 11\ :;•-, days wk $600 mo IOI! II :O.t'r\ 11'1' Jn'<\\t'I' 1145 33111. 837 9517 I t'.t' ,. m•·~..._d t.:t.· t ••1 w ,lltt·r 7hli 101.411 CABDRIVERS \ten or \\ om1·n 'lust he 25 c•r '" •·r 1\ppl~ In Per,on Yellow Cab 11:!.~I Slater A q •rau1• Fountain Valli·~ li1·nt"ral orr1cc (;lerk I \lll:.t. p ltml'. aftns. llB .an•;i Hepl) lo CIHs!>ahcd .J<l l\O 771 c o Daily Ptlol. 1'0 Rox 1560, Cost \1e!>.3 . Cl! 92626 ---- da.ys. Lose accumulated fat & inches, rapid AVON E tightening of skin, in CAIL TY C ll<I. Fr1d;1y Rccept T~ 11m1t. late bkkpng. Ex p...r ti. Srnd resume t Cla-.stfll'Ci ac1 no 770 C/ 1>:111' "l'alot. l'O R<1x 1500 r°'li' \11·1111. c .. 926:!6 LOOKING FOR ARJTURE? MJJor corp needs .a fey, good people to train in manaiiemenl pos in a re taal noor. wall & paint bu!>.aneSl> Good monev. xlnl fu1urf. lantas lrl" bener11s Tn succeed mu.'t have ::imb1tion & common sense Call ror appt. Color Tale. 645-1127 Monday betwn 9am-9pm. MAIHT. TECH. Maintain and Tool Vacuum Equipment. Must have machining ex· per & basic understand· ing of <'lectronacs. To work wat h minimum super\'isaon. Must be sell star ter. Salary from $600 /mo. based on ability. Newport Thin Film Lab. 549·0620 Santa Ana MARINE ElECTROMICS IMSTA.UER West.sail Corp is lookinl! for a highly skilled mar1nl.' elcclronacs an staller to .. ork on the most beaularul saalhonts made. Must have at least 2 yrs exper. m this field Please apply. to the Secunty Guard al 275 McCormick Ave, Costa Mesa or call 549·971 t, ext 47 for more information. SAVI SS PriVllte porty wall buy your 2nd T. t>. fH2·3S73 creased energy. Snfc. IMSTALLERS fo'OllNl> small blk FOt nutnous. No drugs. S26. ChriJhftas Earnings Apply In person, Slorl'r GUARDS MASSEUSE " flea collar. Mts a 673~0 •CJlft Mow Cable TV, 27402 Camw1 Coita Me1o (1.8-28) for legitimate full I st & 2"4 Locm• Irvine Paclrlt Flnanl'i:1l Company. 640-8292 EARN lO"Tt on locol TO ·:i BILL HAIU>ESTY Realtor "75 :.!llCil Ve r d e on Sam a r . ----------For AVON Ca p1Strano. Ste 107, Luu t 1 m e po 8 it i 0 n in ~'>·<l99S. Greyhound bus ticket to Niguel. t•rrm>incnt. fo\1 11 & part Massage. No exp. nee. Buffalo. N.Y .. or any REPRESEMTATIVES time l'hnrll' & trani.Jl re-We train. Call 752,956\ FOUN() l~c ~ray !>Aort pmnt enroute, one way. Besl lime to establish CAR,ET CLEANER 1fcl Ht>t1red welcome. hair 1:.11. wht ned r<ll lnr Call 961J..1371t customers. lnterested ., Needed lmmt'diutely c .. 11 !'>41i IY.!14. ofr llri. lU 2, <24hrs ). 21 12 Harbor• & rc1l 1·11llar. frm. r\lla C:JIJ 5'10 7041 or Zenith Call 640-2700 Clo!!cd WNI C.M 2930 W · Pacific V l I n .• n 4 ..,.,.6 Coast Hwy. N B. ts n ilrt':i , .,,. . ...,. •KAREN'S * 7-IJS9. ----- f'OUNI) m;ile Lab .riix. OUTCALLMASSAGE 1--------CAR WASH MGR. HAIRSTYLIST MEDICALASSISTANT -'· \' C r Id & 6PM ZAM 838 780 fmmecl ~mploym1•nt Apply l 'ni\(>rsity f'Jrk HB phys ician. Reply .,_ll•CtfMnn/ • l' • a r 1 c · · ·I BABYSl'ITER who can avail for full st'rvatc rnr Coirrun•,, 1110:;2 C'11lv1•r Cl Ted d D ~~d Ut'lawarc ~t7 -3Cl'l0 9~ Chnslian Girl. tea-ch-e-r, ~rte 11 m ~-~ b~ 01 d wash manal!cr ~1ust be Or. 11 "'"'' 552 11111111 p,r~t ~> 1~~ ~: c:;:~ FOLINO !\mall Beagle. wants Christian guy to hoa urc, re 13 e, my exper'd an all phases uf H ...... DYM"'H Mt-su,Ca !12626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I. v r 1 & ('· . b . ht ho~ da me 2' 1 days 3 Wttk, car wash mgmt Top sul Al"'I A ----Ar D c.-..ts SIO m:.a c. ic u vt'r .ilm rag en up . 1 Y Westminster/Bol sa bo PtrtM•; t•rercr ltf•tare~ MEDICAL .. • pus, lrvant> 551 411\~ days . Athlelac type Chica .....,_,.,. .+ ~us + comm .. 'or N~-' cons<'1"nl1ou•. hatl • •••••••••••••• • ••• •• • • sss-1633.. · -~· interview call 644·4460 "'""" •· "' TECHNOLOGIST Orani• Counties most a<l Found Male York1r Un Bab tl edcd rt dyman wtlondc;<'aPtnK vanced eotot Worksho JUred) Taken to vets MASSAGE ysa er ne • pa CASWERS, over 21, full kno whow to kl'cp a Sun Mernoon Spm·9pm. invitesyoutopart.lcipat Contact me Al H32 UtM, mostly wkdys. San Ume Slocations NewPorl Ctr Ofl· bldA Must be llr'd & huvc re. tibadlrome School. Fo Anaheim St CM RGURE MOQELS Juan. 493-4744• METRO CAR WASH loolung Sll/\RP• Send rr cent exp. May add add I w. 58 · 1 0;,!..reserva&.ions.Call ;;::::;:-_-Black Lab o...P· ESCORT'S : BAB\'Srn'ERNEEDE9 2950 ffarborBlvd,CM. s umc to. Ciilaforni11 llonal brs by workina """"""' l'UWIU F .... o ·-ALLOMLY In Huntington Bcb. Must. Growth Real ~tale. 1001 holidays & VQ(' relier OORNELLSTUDIO under 1 yr. emale. Vw V"I'-be dependable & have Coddai1Waitn11 Ave of the Stars. Suite Xlnt pay. Top workln1 ~1 La paz Rd. Sent.a Ana. 19th. CM. 631-3111 own trans. Hrs: 7:30 lo P/llme. Must be 21. App· 1431, .Los Angeles. Co c."bnds,...:..t.n ... -Ho·-i._. Laguna Hills. 642·4024 S: 30, Mon thru Fr 1. lY In person, Fri. ll/26 & 90067. ....".... ..,.. .... FOUND Shep/Collie ? Social CJub1 ' 5400 PleasecaU963-s.3Z7 Sat llfn belwn 12 & 2. l 187920elawareSl SCRAM 'ETS Puppy, It brn w/r.ry, wht ••••••• .. ••.•••••<1•••••• Ba-'-lng The Rib Cage. 858 S. -Huntington Beach 11'1. paws. Vic. Edison U.S. ARE\'OUTN/\CLASS ~·ER~'d Coast Hwy, Laguna 11 li 842·06llexl293or271 IUf'W(RS Jl B. 963-7001 BYYOVRSELF? • ~ Beach. MEN, perm. p /Ume for NW11 Has tour flnondal TOKA BA K COSMETICCLERK • • •. l..ATimeshomedelivery Physlc ....... Robin Found~20ogsVlc.Main securft)' made you a 3333W.ConatHwy,NB ForH.8.drutrstore,p/t.. HappyTit ... .gMng In Newport/C. Mesa. J'oR~hJI~~ -~l~~~:,~!!::n.Shep & targe/ for s~io! clim-64G-7 1 for Interview Mln ol(e 24. Expcr not Irvine Personnel Agency Must have dependable b~r~ Adt CVI abd \:ovte.w BanJt.ln• xper run tim.. nee. Perm. 847·25413. .SSE. t7th Costa Mcu1a cer & be reliable. S27S to l( • fool onrf his 11\oncy FOUND ·, Vo-rkle, male, ~8 on u you 11 " • " Su' ..... "''2 t•10 """' rno ...... ·1'140 .,. olh"'r "in•;l"S who le.Iler, Pll: 492·8100 Banlt r--metoJncr•·t . L"'a,.•n··"' .t~ _, "" • .. _.., · __,.. •tt aoon J)8rt'f"', why are has been injured. Call " " " " """ -~ '"" .,.,.. .~! ... ~o mtny Rltll H.B, VetlfOlp.sae.7591. ca afrOTd tho best lite o<.san Clemente ace Mr. woman wanled to traln ~ Mamt Trne, perm. Earn ... ""'~' l h to otrcr. T h ~ Colby. lnalclncare.675-6193or HOSTISS St1S·S200 wk. Fuller HerburtL Ca IDnM D FOUND: Wall,t, vlco<St. D mond Cllb Mem· &autySalon 675-61111 WArrllSSES Bnt."hSales,554·'t8St. Announces t ope~lng J ohn The Hapti5 t bJp Is SJOOO. Other RICErTIOHIST CUSTODl,AH ' For Cood & c:oc:klalls. MohlMlt•Cletit ..i~-atcfort p-dlc"' Church. C.11 to hknuty , mbc:rshipa fromSl35. f ...... ..... 1 "'-1 1 .. .... •• ... 548-lll98 SSS 7ChJ at uu.sY u.:auly •a on. Vitamin 11r1. Pay•. ...,.p App Y n person, al 8 • t Wester n Gfhm"1 M loe. · i ... · . Must beeaper'd. f'/\lme. Nea\. Matam Apply In '1001r ... 1ne Ave, N.B. Capi5trano Inn, muat be nm Och. Bl Ste 104 Flod what rou w•nt In pant sel11e for le$~ whell Richard Ouellette Salon, person, lJnwUco wbs, Sell Ull.np flljt with OaHy bondable, over 21. Call ·H.B. Ml-OW, Dally PUot CIRssln~1' &pl con hove the boll 200 Newport Ctr l>T', N.B. n.a NdpOrt Blvd, C.M. Pi\ol Want Ads for appt. (714) 493-5661. ------·--- ----------------------------- PARKING /\TTEN· DWr . $2.SO per hr. Day &1or mtes ror part.rs 1n Dec & New Years t::ve 640-7433 Purl lime Bkkeeper, Costa Mesa cabinet shop. 5'10·5515 PART-TIME OPPORTUNITY In production d~pt llrs Mon noon 4pm & 8pm S:lm. Tue~ Spm-4am. No e'(per. nee Will lr::ian 1\pply. Pennysaver. 1660 Plarcnt1a l\ve, C M PIX .Answtt Ser•. Need a professional who has owned or managed lar~c rC'sidential resall] omcc walh a successfu' background of recrw l· mg, training and ma nag! Ing people. Must be able to communicate with broker /owners. t:xcellenl salary, ex. penses. car allowance, medical /dental in· surance Dynamic growth polent1al wath ~ sohd based farm, n\i. ta on al in scope Graveyard Shirt 11·7 Ex· per. pref'd , hut will train Pi.id while tram. an)( ~ 0 E. 833-3333. For conr1dent1al in · terview send resume to l'.0 Box 10975, Santa Ana. 92702 Turn them into CHRISTMAS CASH by 'p1acm9 an ad...,. our DAILY PILOT CHRISTMAS TREE ~ *********** .. • ~ Christmas • • µp Gifts For « ! Ev~ryon~ • • Wh.1l J w11n<lt•rr111 W<1Y to: • ~l'll ~ 1111 r i:oml 11·' f111 l "hn~lan," · r1i:ht out • • I rom 11nd1•r our • • (."lllllsn1 1\STHf.;1-: • ************* • *********••• • ~IF YOUR • • BUSINESS « .. 1$ 41 • <;wrs -ToYs • « Sl'ORTINC GOOOS « « t:LOTlllN<; l'OTTt-:R\' • « .ll::Wl:::LRY •HAllt « « ~1USIC FURNITUR fo: • • /\NTl<JUf;S uonrui-;s ., « llOOt\S ·APl'LIANCl::S « ti BOl\1'S lllKf.:s «· AUTO:\tOUll.J·:s • 41 Scl1 t ht:m the :.1mph• • fl nnll t <t~Y W ll\" I 1111n « undl•r our ti • CltHl!-iT\I '\S nn;J-: f( ************* ..,..,c .. lie••• eel fttlt .1 •• for14.00 ~ .. ec1 ttllt th• fw S7.SO 0.. Dtlly ..... c::a.w.. 1'w -a M . .... n.w .. , ..... Die. ....... .., __ Pl'..._.-..... r:,. ... ... ,.. ..,. •. Ctll 604671 .. ~ Qiht II· 416-VIMr .................. ......... ,... ... -I .. :} ~ . 01 .. I f \, l i : I I • 1 I .. .. D II OAIL y PILOT Thur&day. November25, 1978 AflplmcH 10 I 0 ~ 8040 GGrClp Saht 8055 ....................... ······················· ....................... . He1pW•hd 7100 .... W•hd 7100HefpW..t.d 7100 Scotsman Ice Maker. J&IAIYorbhlreTmtu,s ESTATE SAL$, Sat. Ml9CllM•1M1 IOIOMlaaCl•10ffS 1010 M.c-41•eovt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-··-· New-used l raonth. $2SO mo'1, AXC, $150. 1o.3PM. Copper, brau, ....................... ••••••-·•••••••• •••••• Warit.d 8011 51CltlTAa.llS installed. 173-1232. Ml-0340 antique mlac, 1-mboo WANTED UtUeton bench pipe: vlse ••••••••••••••••••••••• UCtrrlOMIST SAILIOAT Le&al·ataey to.-00 Jl'RGT DAMAGED HOT· ~foY• 8045 furn, qullt11, 11\0 W. TOP CASH DOLLAR $10.HlghttnsitylompS'l ottl&ITALlUGS Attractive, over J8, for llGGU lkKlkkeeper lolUOO POINT Sale. 3308 W ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront, Ne .. port P4l0 FOR YOUR Metal porta-lilo $I WANT Peralan & HEAL.TU SPA. We wilt W•taaU Corp. bH Im· EmployenPayAlU'eca WarnernrHarbor,Santa Baby Guinea Pigs CJ Perun. JEW~Y..l WATCHf'.S. ;f::tt~:she:ar::t;~~e Ctuncso at.o Tapestry. train richt person ro ~~v!:fi~~:~r:i?~~; lliRetndtt1AStaoncy AAa.m.!921 parents, 2 rabbits Remodellnl 1•\e, A.RT OBJr;C'rS, GOLD Dremclmoto-ahoppower PvtPt)'*only.IU0-7014 usy fun job Mr Giar "" 4020BitthSt, et°' 64.2-6407afl6PM . furniture, ln5lde ~· SILVER SERVICf~. jl *'O .,, Wh i•• -. w/lota or exper., to work Newport Beach 833-8190 Lwnmwr Mac Lam frnt lures door Iota mo r INE FU RN " AN a llaW ..... , 8 ee -Mu:tlc .. russo.<24hrs>752·9561· ~30hraperwk. Please CallforAppt/Eltt ab'65 t.hrwt',llkenuS17S.SearsOerman Shep. 9 mo':s, 3uo'Lim~rlck c . '. TlQU£S.MS-2200 'Kerrtlvln~~~rboBllottel1e • .... ...._.... IOU Restaurant apply to tbe Security portdswshr$1lS83l·l275. male, blk/tan, 11hola 4'i ~3018 ro lftt&loCU l ocoo er ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1o~ecura Guard. 27S McCormick SECRETARY-EXEC Uc.646-ll8Saft• PM. , • •..,.~•Alt'•AS ~-Chrome 11do mirror CMn Min·O·Matlc eler -Aw,ColtaMesa. Greatoppor. Careoraecy REFRIGERATORS Sat ooly'bM. Cbioa, wabt _,__Aw ~-Sl. Ulue awac lamp $10. 0 •n oxcflllcnt condi: Exper n•c. Apply, Cit)' currently worldn1. tie WASHERS-DRYERS LovableCockapooTcrrier lif\'g set toys, ell.ha etc tromywrbuel.neu card. ~· Jize rollaway bed 0';! tiioo pp 53!-l~ Yard Bar & Crill, t 11 W. sires challn'& Pollit. tn Recondllions-Repro:i & mb. pupplea, 8 weeks. Sl&Signa'l Rd NB ' Send one card tor c•ch frame fl). Sm.nil electric • • · · Palizada, San Clent.sALES/MOMT , new admln. salea. St.rt work ftgtOamage.Guar/Del. 'Call642·2818after6pm. ' \ii pl"'* 000 apare. We r1an $3. Sears Spring Buescher c -melody sax. 498-1.211. store, mena/womons ist of yr. XJnt Sll/typ, 29 Yra lnOrangeCo. 2 ,.. 1 1.. ._ k Id Church Garase/ Rum· Nt\lro perm anentl)' tel\.'Sion famUy filnc.s Ht opbooe. All new pads. c 0 D t e m p 0 r • r y hvy deU w/salea ablfy. l ou...i• •p·s .... e ...... 8 w s .o , m1ge Sale. Sc.in lOam. Mlled attraetive tac " 13. Turner portable pro. ~-RETAIL sportswear . Posllloni; girl ore. Pnme Newport 1""11111..A great Cbrlstmas g1Cls, 26011 Romero, SJC. sttap, meeting airline pane r11dlanl healer ~. 549·2113 avlUl ut both depts. Ex· Beach toe. Pd. ben, stan Ull.SNewport Bl, CM 631~74 <Troy Homes). J.D. Nlqulrements. Pre-Polorold Big Swinaer AppllcaUonsbelni per. only need apply in S800. Cmplt res. lo ad CALL5'8·7780 venUoes "theft I For a 300Qcamen ss. Falrlleld Office,.,.,..... Ii Accepted For: person, Kenueth Uoyd ol ,473 Daily P ilot po Free. Lar ge Bird or SAT l<M. 1611 Al.lao Ave. pets41nali:z.ed t•I enclose 8mm projector $15 TV !tpi,....t 1015 ASST.MAMACiH Newport, 2700 W. Coast eox'1560, Costa Mesa; U p R 1 G H T Parndiseplant.Youdlg, C.M. tort 16th St.) wallpaper, fabric or antenna & pole $2°, 50· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Openin&S in our ~rritos Hwy,N.B. Cu. M6~bi~~tT1g: ~ S48·047B Trumpet, metal Ille cab, "Day Clo" paper & we new TV/1''M leud wire Complete ortice set-up; location. Exper ln Jr. ..,.,. bar stools from El will~ & trim your $1.50. 9.\41 flounder Dr, xlnl slecldesks&chalrs · Sportawear helpful. Op S.ALls.MGMT Service Station Atten-Call 644-858l fvrNt• * 8050 Pescadure, elec BBQ, tags. try two cards H.B. 962-3822 swivels al!IO 6'7S·3llNI W . d 'd D & •••••••••••••••••• ••••• l t bl I ., ... 2""" baA'-l k .. • vyv• por. for advancement. e are look mg for 4 ant, ex per . ay Refrigerator • West-um a e. m sc. ,,_ . .._ .,.. o c . &y & Beach Rlty. Salary commensurate fashion minded people Eves. Full & P/llme. AP· inghouse 14 Xlnt cond * *' BUY** S 1 G 1 PJUCES: lillLIMG IROot(S w /e xp er . App I y • exper'd io women's ply, Shell Station, 17th & Avocado si75 675.3665 · , . Yard a e ·. ood <.'S $2eaor 3~ Ideal Cor Ill-Rise apt.s., P.ts 1017 PETR I E'S. l 4 7 fashion clothing Cor sales Irvine. NB. ' · ' Good used F umiture & galore. Fishing tackle 4/Sl&p Sl~ea. small puUos. etc. Enjoy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westminster Mall. w/advancemenl into . KenmoreWasber&Elec. Appilanccs--OR I will Fri·Sunio 4.2BlE.l6th 6/9t.ap$1.Sioea. your own gardenf'reeOalmation female,3 Westminster. See Mrs. management. If you're SOCIABLE ASSOC Dryer. x In l con d sell or SELL for You. CM lOor more S\.40ea waterfall thlll Christmas. yr~. AKC shots, loves Craft. mterested in a career in n':i!~e~u8Y E~ E~zedn 556-01:;5 MASTEllS AUCTIOH Gold & wrute twin canopy Sales Taxlncluded 541H.+4 clllldren. ssz.3973 ·---------•women's fashions, call w e Y capita · ~ 646-1616& 131-9625 bed s tee l orflce file NO CARD? . . RM Ch~ Hun• for appl & interview s u PP l Y. P /lime · Sears l2 cu. ft. frOit-free abi t chal 5 . all Draw your own or send Five hghl silver can Japanese Quail. idnt pets 3-JJP/Ume.11·7 F/lime. Mon th~ Fri 9.5 THE (21.3JS92-3295. R e lrig. Only $100 SAVE! New It used llUU, ~ hn:1• bk r& ~mr name, address, phone & delabra 18" high, 1cc & layers. $2 .50 ea. LVM MedlccrtiOftl LOOK, 54<M500. ' SOUTHERN cAUF 675-9735 appl's: misc. Wilson '!> 2;,1~aslde4i.n 968.~ we'll make one card per buck el! tra y:s ; en· Cockaliels. 642-3S42 3 1 p 1 M v d · Ba ream Nook Now 2 · tq. Add~ eacJ\ cyclopedias. 493-8031 ... "'----109 · l /tme. esn er 'sandwic h maker in Representative for Used reCngerator. Good Stores _ 54S & 81' w Se db It .-.-.&-. .,_... 0 Conv. Hosp, 661 Cont general food prep Part cslabhshed mar1nc chart cond. $80. 19th CM 642 7930 &. GARAGE SAI.E, mo".lnc, d nt c ec or money Ol'· Cmplt set or Nan Geo-•••n•••••••••••••••••• St CM S48·55M · , di •-'b l' & 642 8712 ft ~ • · · · lots oC goodies. Nautical er o: _ • · · · time work avail, 4 hr~ survcy:s. s .... u 10~ • a er.. 548·3262.-WE BUY fumishin 5 tools bikes' PILOT,RIMT"4G graphic magazines, KlMBALLORGAN700 ---------1 daily. Lovely Turn or the udvt ~ales, parl·.llme "'--&.1-80 IS washer/_.'...,·r pahJtinas' p 0 Bov ·~ 1951-1976. 9650. 586-1.574 Xlnt cond. Must aee .lo S •tL cun~s Ce t Co try K b Wlth car. Send qualHlca-,....."-• Dbl. Sofa Hide-a-Bed. ..,..3 • • • • ,. ~ appreciate $700 Please "' ~ n ury un itc i;n lions lo Ch11rtG uide ••••••••••••••••••••••• Like ne~. Brand new old f ashioned water Costa Mesa, Ca. 9a26 IURGLAI ALARMS U ,. a .. ~ .. •""2· & SEAMSTRESSES Restaurant. Meyerhol s . . -clo.set nuts & bolls etc ca a .. v .... ..--. TheManufact.ureroCthe OnThcOreen inSo.Cst P.O.Box Z3ll, Anaheim •PUILIC* mattress . $165. Ph 420 J\~ocado Ave CdM, 8eerd.rafter,bolda14Keg ~tectyourhomeoroC· --.----.,---- beautl'(ul Westsail Cruis· Village. Call J im l>el 2 & 92804 •FURNITURE• 7ss:&&94 Sat only llAM tit. . of beer. new cond. SIOO. r!ce, brand new top of the ChriCh stmass Gl tnt.OWurUtzAer 5pm ror appt. 540-8044 TECH ... ICI •..... .. · · G73-S276. Call aft'llAM. hne alarms w /outside erry P ne rgan. 1 1ng Suilboats. has 1m· ---------" "'" •AUCTIOH* 55 Octagon table, 4 Capt. Horses 1060 bell, inside ahirm & (1~ Cond $575,640-700'1 med. operungs for s ail SchllcasDriYer Ceramics or science •Friday7·30PM• cha.irs.lbanging lamp.'••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM alarm . Orig. $800 Btrl 5' B b G d ~ull.ers & seamstresses H l t. ~HI background mandatory. --'--W· A•-end tab es.536-8701. -For Sale: 2 ponies &show +SacnhceR25 642-oost au Y ran , w/at least 1 yrs exper. in our y pos1 ion..... per Ras1c understanding of o~ &-KO!fte wov-a WOODS . natural Sa n wd llnish c-·• making. Must have hr. Lag Bch School DISt. Al I wood game set quarterhorse. ..., King sl•e water bod xlnl.494-8440,49'7·3811 .,..,, Call•"" on13 electronics mandatory. 3 "-11847 09 •rAI!' TO""""-OFf .. ---------own tools. Apply to John ._....,., · ConslgnlM'1tt~ w/matchmg accessones ...,... ·1 1. "'170 .,.,-,., * w/heater. Xlnl cond. Vyn, 16311 Placentia Ave, yrs ex pr n ee. Xlnt cul velvet sofll & lov J-_. -So70 Over40in·tlockpatlerns $100.SS7-4029or54Q.6646 **** <.;osta Mesa or leave an.. ~Tux.&» D~pt benefits, salary com Rrposse11•ons cseat. glasslop dinet~. •w ry Also MINl-BLlNDs Have a Mus I ca I plication w /Security Salesperson needed. mensurate w /back Stock U..,dations wood coffee lbl. glau ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64&-8950 833·9no Zeolth TV SlSO C1rm . Anti-Christmas. Thoma!> Guard at 275 l'tf('Cormick Well groomed. Mostly ~~~~i ~r~!i.u~~:e~~~~l c.'Offeetbl. lg lamps, kinJ." WANTED q~e furn. mink stole, spinet model. 14 years Ave.Costa Mesa. mornings & wknds . SSS SAVE SSS bdrm set w /armoire. TOP CASH DOLLAR Autos for Sal~ Lrond o n 1''og coal • new! Exceptional cond1· ~~~~~~~~~! P/lime. Cat.by, 540-3333, 581·3830for appl. king or qul!iln box spnn.c p A 1 D F 0 R y 0 U R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-4029, ~6646 t1on. N cw ly tuned. Ciassiried_A_d_s_s_e_l_l -.. -ig-•-e_xt_J4_i.______ TS..LERfPfTIME FP:~is~vs~i/:et;;,es :~bJ·~~ & mattress All in xlnl JEWELRY, WATCH £S. Anti~•/ Mov..,". Tw1nbed coin· Percussion inslrllments, items, small items uor Have something to sell? Branch ofc seeks bonda· to presalc. We honor cond. MUST SELL ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Clossic5 9520 ple~1's. Cir TV nu $ZOO. !1~1n~~r!~0:~~s~:nu~ Jnyill'm.642·5678. Class1C1edadsdo1twell. ble Teller to work BankAmencatd,Master 554~760 SILVER SERVlCf;, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Can cJlr $JO. Port. Smy $250. Call after Spm p/time. Exper. pref'd. Charg e, Cashier'! Convertible sofa.brown& t'INE FURN & AN · radio $15. Misc. C•ll pleue.646-4781.•••• ------------------•Contact Hilda Tcrranove Checks & CASH whttweed,llke new. TJQUES.64S-2200 400 631-1.57\ 6-8PM. 2580 S.A. (714) 644·7255. welcome. $100 960-1785 CUSTOM Ave 4308, C.M. Small upright plano, good Western Federal Savings MASTERSAUCTIOM tone & cond. $325. 2744 E. Coast Hwy, CdM &\Rl twn bd, like new S85 GOLDSMITHIHG Red Fox FUr Stole. Brand ~72'1 - Got three French hens you want to move by Christmas? Move them under our tref'. On each Thursday through December 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make it easier for you to convert your s aleable Item s to Chrf stma cash. Buy a box under our tree & selJ y our toys. s p orts e quipment , luggage. appliances, furniture, antiques, handmade & unique gifts and no matter what your business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree is easy and Inexpensive. Rates are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the lar gest box. BIG , BIG SAVINGS 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·Vlser for more Jnformation. Your credit is good with us. we•u bill you or you can charge your ad to your Master C harge or BankAmerlcard. DAILY PILOT L ·-~-.~ I - 642-5678 \ Equal Oppor Employer 20~Sosl/:C,M,:r.~ IL dbl bd w /hd b rd $SO Wholesale & Retail COLLECTOR new. never worn. ~? --------- Hoovervac $30768-7737. JEWELRY repair and 554-7512or897-8000. ..._,t...a.Goodl 1094 TYPIST 831-9625 646-8686 t' ""'" tte ..,...... ...., For professional olfice. Exciting growth opp\y. I-' P Time. Send res ume PO.Box 424 . Balboa Island. •PUILIC• •FURNITURE• •AUCTION• *'Friday 7 :30 PM• ConsiCJnfMnh Comer group, bdrm set. remoun mg . .JV\] pa rns CARS Magnavox TV. 19" allr:ic· ••••••••••••••••••••••• end tbls, lamps, ch rs, to choose from. Stork tive cab. 51275 Rosewood Golf carts (Bedford) $15 & misc. 645-4088 nngs, chains ond custom • • • coffee tbl. 40x 17, $125 $20. Outboatd Motor 71'2 9· Sofabed. good cond Makes 2 slllgles $275. castmg_ Large stock o f 675·541S HP water cooled $165. l4k finding~ S-i8·9642 83JJ()<1.8 833-3004 [nd oor (•lctl . -.1~n . --· ----- V~ndift9 AH•ndo1tt Cor National l"uod Service company m San J uan Capistrano. Xlnt workin.: cond1t1ons & hbcrnl Cringe beneCils. C:ill 6311·5571 E.O.E Call 5411·2373, MueTav1shGoldsm1th 3"2 x4'':''. 1·h11n geahlc Universal .30.·Cal M-t 42.SOScull L>r. Npt. Bch copy. $700 value, ~9U. Cl!lrb1ne. Ruger .357 --------WAlTER IWAITHESS. cxpcr Luncheon & din· ncr sh1Cls J vall Also. mature woman for food l'OUnter work Regular. P time Twn •)r J davs t•ach week l>h 4% 5i61 for inll'n lt!W a ppt WAITRESS Exper'd only need apply. Mr. D's Coffee Shi)\), 3050 E Cst Hwy. CdM WJNDOWCLJ:o:AN l:..'R 1-;xper'd. Guar 5fj00+ per mo. All eqw p & truck fumsh "d. Apply ut 123 N, Olive. Orangt> ----Women. 25 & older to work ror housecleaning sv11 P /T1me. gd hrs b'75~ --- MtrchMdis• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stock Liquidations IAvely Full & King size Hedrm sets. dressers, chests. night s tands, headboards. C11ptuln's beds, bunk beds. desks. Chinas , tables. <.'hairs barstools, coffee and end tables, lamps. pictures, mi rrors. stereos, color & blktwht TVs. Corchhre Lomp Roc k ers, washers. rerngerators. freeiers. PLUS LOTS MORE NICE MISC. DOMTMISS THISOME! $SSS SAVE SSSS Food available on the premises. llems subject to pres ale. We honor Bank of Aruericard aod M asterc ha r ge ·also Cashier's Checks & CJ\Sll! MASTERS AUCTIOM 2075112 Hwpt II. COSTAMlSA ......... s 1005 646-8616 833-9625 ········•···•··•••••·•· llcyclH 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wonderland Of Ant. es• USED. REBUILT & IQU • Guaranteed. All types. H U G E w ~ r" ho u 8 e parts, repairs. Trade-ins crammed with o~er 500 accepted 631·2101 music boxes, nackelo· ---''------- dec>n pianoe. W't'UB or· •NEW· USED BIKES• ~a ns. wail clork:s, Buy-Sell-Trade gra ndf alher clocks, Parts & Repairs fllscin1Ung antiques Skateboards. Water Bed. Su per Delux model. $800 new, $55 romplete 968-9Z37aft 5. Moving. Sat• complcl 3BR h se furn'gs Matching sofa & lov eseat. GE reCng, wshr dryr. TV. Dinmg set stereo, patio furn. Lot more. 644-2038. 64-0-4396 Selling uniqut> imported Beaut1Cul white goh.i v, ct Solitaire. si 6. $125. or or rer. 546·70S3 ---- Llvrstock .•...•............•.... Reg. Morgan mare. broke lo ride & drive, blk parade Morgan gelding, Eng, Wes tern (714) 338-lOll hand carved 3 p~ bv rm Machinery 1071 set. $3,000. 644 8020 • • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -----. l•'ORK LIIT. 5000 lb. Neu Mo•inc)-Soerif1c~ . Sharp. 168" Lift, make Complete Bluff's 3Br offer. 538-3068633·5200 home. Matching sofa & --------- loveseat. G.E. refrig,MI~ 1080 washer, dryer. TV. din ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jng set, :.lereo. bcdrm set. hide·a bed. Pat1 furn & LOTS MOn E • 644-2028 & 640.4396 CARPET 4 OO sq. yd. PLUSH SHAG Sale oC Hous e ful o Lowest pnces on any rurniture. reasonably major brand. Call for pricrd, Lenox china. cir f~ quote. 10·5pm. tv. roll away bd, sofa. <714 l 497.1345 bdrm set. buffet, antq. --------- secy, oak sideboard, sq PLUSH CARPET oak tbl & chrs, misc Carpel Contractor has Cum.548-7800 Pvt ply. 163 yds . Rust Nylon Walnut bookcase bed, Plush. SacrHice, Must w /box spring & mat-Sell 675-5906, 642-2210 treas, matching dresser 40 .. 72 .. 0 ft' T bl & w/mirror reasonable x . ra mg a e 642-()200 ' DraClrng mach. Xlnt . cond. $400 including lrg Dinette set $60. Coffee & assort. drafting tools end tbls $35. Twin beds 673·2891 aft 5'-p_m_. ___ 1 $3.S. Chair $40. f.42·4293 POOL T BL."1" slate top, 2 7 · brand new cour h sets balls. I Cun ball. 4 Custom Rusl/bm. Ask· cue sucks. I cstm Ne mg $750/bstolr. 840.3327 S3SO. Ph 497·1302 Over SJ .000.000 Worth Cycle &Co, 2488 Newport American International Blvd. C. M. 642·7910 s· Saddle arm bm vnyl. Orricial uneven Parallel Gallerle-.. 1~2 TJ<c1ter· , --sofa $2.50, Anlq Atlas· Bar. like new GSC ing St . Irvine Tel. 2Used24' Schwinn bikes. BarS150.Minl.640-4051 Equip. 116610 . 1976·7 7~ 1777 Open Wed thru boys. Sellinit new $139 !IS. catalog San Pedro. Plu Sal 9i\Mlo4PM.Visit! these only $65 e a<'h f'or Sale· Near new 8' 2-12" 5'x5' Foam pads· Yellow.Call002 4642. r us tom bit m odern nylon covenng. $1000 * * * * • * C-r-& ('O uch , nylo n beige complete. (710~·0796. CHRJSTMAS SALE -·-.. tweed. brn velvet tnm. ... pnwnt 8030 bargain 586-9179 Combination table, poke I Day Only Sat Dec 27 ••••••••••••••••••••••• table & billiard. com· American 0 a k · CANON TLb w /FOi 1 Garocp Sal• 80SS ple!A! with ivory balls Sideboards $295. Hall lena. Mint cond SllO/bst ••••••••••••••••••••••• MJe sticks. 631-1066. trees ~70. Rnd tables ofr.833-7728 3 FAMlLY SALE, anti· ---------i $250, Highboys $1\0, Old ques lots or rum skl..s Furn, lamps. waterbed Pine Cupboard• $9S. Cab 8b35 lots '0 r miac Fa~ilie~ comp, (dlx> king. $200. Beds $&51$125. LOTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• moving out· of itate Indian cycle SOCC, $75 o MORE. 1700 So. Grand, Himalayans 3 mos, blues, 9.6PM, Sat/Sun, s•3 bst ofr. Apt az refrig, SantaAna & seals, reasonable. Cortez.Costa Mesa dinette,2dresaen.Mony ---------557·5'719, A.ft 1 or wknds misc: Items. 842·6407 ---------1741 TusUn Ave. C.M. 18" blwn 9:30-12:30 noon. or Amertc• Clocks SIAMESE Sealpoint kit-4 drawer lock files. other al\6PM. l DayOnlySatNov27 tens, 2 F. $25 ea. 548-2538 goodies.Sat/SUnonly. _P_l_u_m_be_rt_b_"_n_d_too_\& __ 1 Advertising, Regulators, or M2-8133 • 4THANMUAL SOUTH UM CALIFOltMIA COUIC'rOI CAR IXHllmOM &AUCTION Spanish d101ng set Mag. Ruger .22 MaR. 642-3628 Bolt Action .22 w /scope. also cartridge belts, Silver Ser~1ce. Reccl & shoulder holsters & Barton English ~rov. custom grips & more. pattern 8 plal'c sellnl.li + Call Chuck, 673-3198. 5 scrvm/,? pe1ces. Never --------- used. 5'50. 5.S.9-4556. TV, Rodio, . -HiA, Steno 1098 Fine quality Cu m .,••••••••••••••••••••••• c~ildren's . bdrm sets, Stereo system. Garrard nurrors. 011 painh,.gs, ch 11 n g er. Jen se n pictures, decoraellve speakers. bead phones. ·~~es ., c us tom bd Gd. Cond $125.&468739. lipreads. 200 yds beaut --------- •ntiq ue satin. elegant Television repair students ~ants, priced lo sail. nd donated cir portables. Must see to believe. Will pickup call anytime. ~ 548·5637 or 830-4373. Green Houses. Custom COLOR TV's, 2 portable.1 Pii~ll madt by exp carpen\er. console, $150. each. SATUIDAYlr SUNDAY NOYINIH 21 & 21. 1976 I 0 A.M. Doity Viewing Friday from l P.M. lil dark al the elegant NEWPORT BEACH °MARRIOTT . with car!I displayed at FASHION ISLAND GREAT CARS IOI.LS ROYCE FORD MODEL "A .. '• STUTZ CADILLAC UHCOU4 CHIYIOLIT T·llRDS C .. YSLIR IBnLIY PACUID A.HD MUCH MOU!! Must see model. 642-()167 963-8007 aft. 3:30 eves. -Boob & Marin• Roger·, <;ustom Dug Equlpmeat Houses" Play Houses. ••••••••••••••••••••••• / -~ '47 -1.252 G.neral 9D I 0 K.ng Sz Bed, Stereo. lt'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• TV. Kelvlnator CF/I) 17 loot SeaKlng with refrig tables chain trailer.~ H.P. Mercury dress'er ... 1u0st se n: outboard.$1350.537-8328 Reasonable. 645·1792 13• Plywood boat, with ( HP Johnson motor. $ZOO. Mi~ 1-846-~_7525~~~~~~ Wanted 8081 M_.e ••••••••• •• •• •••••••• •• Equi,....llt 903 0 Sho.1-Wave Radio •••••••••••••••••••••• With clear receptlon in .,anted: 25·35' sloop or t:ood condition. Rea.sona-Jtet.ch. Trade land, value ble. 536-8280 _____ 1u.ar. (714)327-9888 Autos, H•• 9100 A.dos. H•w 9100 ~ S.....,. I l·Z .. 1' BRAND NEW 1976 FIAT 128 4 DR. CUSTOM SAVE ••• .( 1peed, radial '"''· S546.2Q front wheel drive, tintttd QloU. School Houae. Kitchen, n..--1040 Moving. Sat & Sun Nov 27 at a bargain M 1 ~ & 28. 933 Joann St, CM. 675-0798 a~~· 832·9499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·0074. _________ , DONT .-nparty. YORKSKtRE TERRIER Maple desk, 22" IH log. (SER. # 86666) NOW s3179 WAS ••• $3725.20 PUPS Champ blood Huge Sale. F'ri/Sat/Sun. xtralgedoghouse. MISS THIS Arriving rrom Tennessee. llnes. tiny 3 lbs stud 32()11 s. Co1111t Hwy. So 842·@16. GRE ~T UAND NlW llAND NIW antique cut glass & servke530-6455 La I u n a · M an .Y 11 MARIA 11 A 1976 FIAT 1978 FIAT handmade bedspreads& &rgalrul! EVEMTll 12IHATCH8ACIC tHWAOON quilts. 1''ri/Sat/Sun only, AKC Dachshunds, shota, _G_A_R"'-'A_G_E_S_A_L_E_I -Y-••-&. P-H• L . . 4 op99d """'·· ....i.o111re1. v"'t' A op99d ...,..,.. ~ ....,, ,_ 673-6114 SlSO It Up. Red " Black N I , ot. 0 1 u ~ ..... """-lll>Nd g1o.o. ISl-. · .._. ..._, ._....,... ,._,. 1----------1 ~ ame t, weve g t; SlinedMariaPoTI ·•414231 •906Sl .... ~ T dJ I -Anytbln• from auto Mustsell832-N99 Join the •ver ar<*tng WAS. ..... $4U3.20 WAS ...... $.3127.20 Sell things ( ast wlw Daily s.,....,,. I e tem• ... th • ~rt.I to ZOol SU it. 291 n u m be r. 0 I • h 0... $AVE $620 50 ... U'llt s·-20 Pilot Want Ads. OalluPiJotClaaslftedAd. u Rd C "" lRVINECO•""" '-• " • • • • ' ~·'"· • • • 119\1, ...Y aaa a • • "" · ,...,,. int.rested io collettlng MeM ..,...... 8005........ IOOS. S.t/&tnonly. COUNTRYCLtlB lnv•stlna. In colltcto; NOW 13492 NOW . .,.,.7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •PATIOSALI!:• MEMBERSHIP '752-7815 canal M apettator, ~er 1---------1~--------1 ••••••••••••. ••••• Ftl/SatlOtol 110 Sq, yds &bQ cari»et· Ot ccmlgnor, thil 11 one 19111AHD71 f~IAT 1978 FIAT Household Hem a, inf, klabt "'"°' blue ~~11!' ,::rii• m ·nu.ca. .• ANTIQUE aocx SAlE • refrigerator, em.JI •P· green, ';lillk. Gd eond. 11'? fll 20.. A..-:.llc ......... --..... •Over 100 clocks to go on sale this • ~ancea, clolhin•, toys" G p/aq. '188-M16 Adblilllon~ ~ .. ::-..,::;,~ 1~: ~~-~~,--. .-., •'" :=T~J Includ~: ~~C:: ~·JASMINE.CDM SCRAMUJS Sal•=• :r.uu ·~~L .... $4661.20 (EXfC.CAR) bo I kennuG, __ ;a1 tanh Shi e Sun. only lM. Mo.to•. ANSWERS TbeWorld'1 f est $AVE .............. 20 WAS ••• t~4S20 e x c OC s. rBDQ,1.8 ~rs, ps ~'lq: fOCI. Sorri'e Collector Car uctlon ruv '~"'· · e clocks It much more. New shipment e alldlng door hrdwr. Dcaldo -Octct Finn NOW '4185 W •4711 • in Crom Europe just iii time for e '3l·L5'7L 1.5IO S.A. Ave. Dolly -Chot'ul IOlrt.stmas. All clocks pri~ to sell •308. CM CLOTHES e ~ th H Ud e Mf'n Wt>' at a aummeir '1t or e 0 ays. • flblrlpool , .. dryer, winter reeort Ull their . Cl 'r • LB SIMPSON AHTIOUIS San.YO tpe dck. dbl matt rnooeytunt out: women, -r.,. ,..-• 120 var.w. ..... c.M, • & 19rin1, 2.'U4 Cynthia UU their CLOTHES ru.o c;;C~1 ..... _, .. • '4Z.0145 , • <.\ C.M . out. Au~= OS • S.St.fl IOAMW .. S.6PM • FANTAITICBUYSI Try a Dally Pilot CAl"OIMIA ••••••••••••••••• 21m~=~HD ~:,~m~th~~,Mll Zll/m-'22l • I - t • . ~;~4!1! ........ !~!~ ... ~=-/ '8 IO Thur9day, November 25. 1978 DAILY PILOT • 13 ~ah, Power 9040 , Powlf' 904Q Sall 9060 V• t Sol Cat 18'. gnocl ....................... ~=/ AllH.-•I A.tot. Mew 9100 A.tot, Mew ttoo •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. •••••••••••••• ••••••• .d I r Cl 9520 Cl.,.c.s 9 520 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16W Wellcraft ""/lS""'p e 16 l.rlr o.W trans & c01t .• w I ots o new Honda 250 Elatnore icln\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·•11r---=])~==..i..__iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 "" • • equip, $1875 int'ludfng nd w /1 15hp Evmrud~. E z JO' JEFFRJES motJ:. Sl,'25. 646-WS o.r t.rlr tax & lie 631-1822 co . Used only once , nder lrlr, new in '75. le:.s Fiybndae Sportflsher 681-'tSOS. ' · MSO/firm 6T3·1195 than lSObrs on boat & Ftc:.hw11tertwnV-3's , G""'F Rl''G, Hantta Ericson 29. FUiiy eQpd ,#!tr. Cmplt w /i.k1i. & A.>sum loan AV64S.9000 IY' u race/cl'Ui&e $21000/ofr. '73Honda Elainore 2SOcc, Jackets, gd for fishing, - -design, new ulls. nds 675-l830 Eves & ~knds. · n~ver raced. very clean. scuba or i.ki. $3000. Call '75 Bay liner 2250. Fly work. $2,200/ofr. 536·3'139 •---------$375/bslofr. MB-7630 673-&113 aft 6pm. bndge, Volvo 280, low Cruising Sloop 27', being __ H_d ____ ._ __ hrs, VHF, much more. '73COt.UMllAl4' rebuill 1n boatyard. on a2SOELilnore. 14' A!wrunwn bo1tl & trlr. 546·9089 Cusl. int, lux, diesel. Refastcd. recaulkcd, etc. $300 495-4321 W/llillp mtr, elec start ---------1 L.Uce new. Xtraa. $31 ,500. $'2000 firm. 751-1946 or ...., y h DT "cB '·k ~F1rm.Cal1546-4923 18' D1esel Class1c 531·3374or64S.7554 Evs. wnle Frank Miller, 2777 '" ama a l...., • u e Dnnks8, like new BnstoJ,C.M 92626 new, 1800 miles. Call •14 Carver 28 ' a ll 675-6666 '74Columb1a2l,ex.cond. (714)~. fiberglass. fl y bridge, -Trade for • ! $479$. loah. SU-/ For sale "72 BMW. $1350 lWlD 185 HP l/B, VllF,C lass1c Pen Yao 759-5634days,John DocL-r-'070 orbstolr.C811847·1293or Sonar, :ilps 8, fully eqpd. runabout. Last or its hod .. 846-3033. wood Lapslake. Mlr, new lumb1a 26 Mk JI. Roller ••••••••••••••••••••••• 839-5467 -----•ltlr.$2000.(714)963·~. Furl.Jab+ 3 Jibs. Dix SLI P WANTED: 34' l-97-3-Y-a--h-a_360 ____ , 2S' Glaslron. Twin mere ---fabnc int., cust. 0 /B Catamaran Newport or 1 ~ d. Very RR 1929 PHANTOM II LIMO Rarest Hoooer bodv. restored to Con· cours in .Switzerland and Rolls .Royce in London. eng .. loads of xtras. 1975 loah. Rent/ bracket, VHF radio, knot Dana Point.' 673·3620. ~;-..~ ~."~!'.,; $350. xlnt cond . $16 ,500. Chart.,. 9050 m ete r, bow & s tern _ ......... __ or_,_l""""'""___ THE ULTIMATE IN LUXURY 838-1869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pulpits, binged mast, SLJPS FOR RENT 1975 Harley lOOOcc. Like ----s· Schooner KELPIE s potless. $!1 ,450. PP. Z7'&3S',Newporlbch new. 4,000 miles. fl.400. (2131789-5345 14' OUTBOARD Larsen. now taking reservations 846·9lo.1 714 /675-0827 548-8334aft.9PM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r eblt Mere JS, good for Nwpt Chris tmas-. shape, $1250 farm Hme Harbor Lights c ruise SABOT. full race Newport Channel dock. 25 174 SUZUKI 115 Motor H..._s, 8464633, Ok 213·264-1404 · Near New. $400 to 40' pwr boat or !.lep ....... Auto Service.Parts ------6DecPM~~·;i1·c~·t725 or aft Call alt6PM.64S-4717 mast sail boats, 646-5945 Runs good. 675-0255 Sale/Rent 9 160 & Accessories 9400 0wlfts Granada 37 ~ <JitJU or67J..9202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' I I ood r. d '72Yamaha R l N 23' F ' b II Reduced SS.000 for quick Boots, Sail 9060 s oop. P yw ' iixe Enduro lOOCC en · ew u-e a • New 327 Cu inch Chevy sale. Art cabin. 2 heads, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• keel SI2SO. 14' sloop, lrlr Wlll trade use of my 65' $300. 833-8096 sell cont, loads of win· engine & trans $4SO showeri.. l:tange, ref rig., '72 Hobie 16 w/lrlr all $4SO. 548-3429 Racing Sloop + money dows & counter space 498-0482 . . 7'h KW Gen .. 200 hrs ·. • for slip. NB or 118 areas. '72 Husky 450 Xlnt cond 645-2283 xtrai. must see 51400/bst tana 22, full race. 7 Call Rick 673-7309 ,.,_ · · ---------total time. twin eng. · , sails, glass keel. xlol • $400/""t ofr. Must Se.II. 076 Tioga, 19. dlx iJ1l., 360 1 right·hand door for '67 Perf.cond.557·9349 S7S-4l78 or:>S2·9435 rac 'g r ecd. $5300. Need Sltp for 41' Power 631·3214 eng., loaded, 13,000 mi. VWSqrbk.$40. • • C · C r Laser 1110827 (213)007-6349 boat. pref bet Seashore & 1974 Honda 550-FOUR. $10,500. 968·9798 !>49·2193 22 47 hns ra t Bay Good "Ond1tion J 020 boat. Nds work. Best ofr ~ 00 1 ~ 2 amboree,644-3 · Many xtras with ex-, b 11 28 63 3 2 $750 846·1404 Ll 14, w/trai er, 11 ... 0 . tended front end, runs 22~ 1976 AMF. Scamper, Autos for Sale Y • • l · O 1 • $1800. loot$, Speed & xlnt. $l200842-2:JS8 mini f!l~t-Or hme. lo mi, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·0581 Sacnf1cl! 18' P·Cal No. 1213)007·3851 aft s 5a&1 9080 roof aU', AM/FM stereo ..._~/ 28' Chns Craft 1967, auto 4~· New ~ast. boom, ••.•••.•••••••••••••••••• '74 Yamaha 100 MX asking Sl l ,500. 83l·Ol49 -~Jes 9520 pilot. xtras . owner must etc 968 8520· !168 229<1_ Cal 20 Sloop. Beaut cond. 16 Fibeqtlass 0 /8 w/75 xlnl cond, fast. just Trailef's, Tra•et ti 70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell. Makco(fcr.675·3631 Lido 14 no. 3829 Drr Banents, Johns on 6 HP Evinrudc. Good bored. $300. 752-8618. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OVER70CARS• J.·1ndw hat yuu-;antln Storaite. coveri.. xlnt. H.P . loaded with xtras. cond. $1850. 644-4966. '75 Suzuki 75, good condi-70 Ideal Travel T?'ailcr, IN INVENTORY Daily Pilot Class1f1cds S1600. 675 7252. SJ.~. 675·3065 '72 Kona 17' 140 Mere 0 /8 , tion. $300. best of(er. 19\.;, xlnt comi, gd rub- P w r tr 1 m . x l r a s; 673·3659. her, $2.500. 675-3475 ANTIQUES &CLASSJCS Avtot, Hew 9800 Avtos, Hew 9100 Avtot. Mew $3000/bsl orr 962-0547 . From Fords lo Rolla ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Honda XI..125, 6,000 mi, 1959 16' travel lratlcr. Royces: from $500 to IS MAKING CREAT DEALS ON NEW TRIUMPHS ·& MGs new tires. ~/bst ofr. Good shape. Refrig, stv, ~.OOOc11rs. 752·8388, 752.7939 Aircond, $750. 960-1785. BUY.SELL-TRADE '11 SUZUKI 120. Street Trailers, Utility 9180 ELZ FARGO & CO 9120 bike. $350. ••••••••• ••. ••. ••• •• ••• 830 S. Ma in-Santa Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 642·402' Lge load ptenti a I. 20 • 10 lo 6, Mon.-Sat. 15 GMC Surveyor, campr , Oatbed lrlr frame w/20" Closed.Sundays van. semi self cont'd, 75 HONDA 90· Xln\ cond. wheels. 2 to n ax le * 547·9709 * loaded w/quad AM/FM ~~l~s . $400. Call w/hy~r. brake d~ums Don'tmisslhe4lhAnnual stereo. CB & many xtrae, No l!cense. no Lights. Kruse Sou t h ~ r n '98-1497 '75 Hooda XLJSO. never take il away ... $45. See al Califorrua Collector Car MoforiRd likes 9140 raced, low mileage, de-Z73 E. 20lh Sl Costa Mesa Auction ... 400 Cars .. .Sat ••••••••••••••••••••••• sert equippe d. $800. A.to Service.Parts & Sun, Nov. 1:1 & 28, 10 586-6645 & AccHSOriH 9400 A.M. at Newport Beach HONDA EXPRESS HOHDA'S AMSWH TO THE • il Harl D 'd Baj •••••• ••••• ••• • • • • • • •• • ey av1 son a SAVEW T Marriott.. for local in· formation (213)393·9221 100 Dirt bike, $175. USED&RiB~ILT 586-6468 FOREIGN CA R PARTS Im mac. '32 Chevy 4 dr 'M h . 1 Sedan. $3500. cc um ca Call 675·7~ Aft 6pm. /Electrical REDUCE YQUR INVENTORY 4 DOOi SIDAMS -HATCHIACICS It WA.c>MS c.,, .. feel•,~ ........... .. ,. ....... wttll ,_-,. , ..... ... ....._..Wcws.: • Ser. 166203. Ser. 135870 • Ser. #85389, Ser. J48003 •Ser. 133111. Ser. #02378 •Ser. 116446, Ser. 124421 w • ..,.. .,...., .. Mrric:t wW .. ... ..... 16 '""Mr'ria ........... ... s.nkt Dept • .,.. .......... ,..,.... Offw bplrft 11·2'·7' A LarcJe Selection of Extra Clean Used Spoe ts Cars HUGE SELECTION FINAL CLOSEOtrr ON 1976 MODELS MOPED Motor HCMM s, ScHfR...t 9160 /Body Parts MGTD1951 r ... 1ca .. ,~ .... 111o °""40C..t1 IMPORT A real classic in sreat LOT CLASSIFIED ADS ' • I •SAVE• HONDA SANTA ANA JO I W. W A•Het 540.7430 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 26' GMC MOTORHOME Sips 6. Wnlr rates. Pvt ply 833·2616. 642·4097 Nwpt * * THANKSGIVING &CHRISTMAS Rentals still available DALE'S RV RENT Ats 15092 Harvard Ave, Irvine 559-4446 * * Avtos, Hew 9100 Avtos, Hew 9100 Autos, Kew 9100 AYtos, Hew HOO Autos, Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE INVENTORY OF '76 DATSUNS STILL AVAILABLE BELOW '76 PRICES BIG DISCOUNTS * OFFER ENOS 11-30-76 : * BIG DISCOUNTS LET'S TALK VALID VALUE CARS fr ;r~-~ WE HAVE 1977 '75 710 4 DR. SEDAM ',:~, ,:pA TSUN PICKUPS F ulf y t <.1L to f ( s2395 ,' ~ -ALL Aauioood 4 -;nl'ert ,..., , . , , I MOORS r a rt 1 o & heat er ~:::. _.. , 1 ~1 ")'tf' !JHL710041473·3303l .., . .,rvtV<"""" <'. ~ •:'.?' ? '75 710 4 DR. SEDAM ~1 Fullv l ac t o rv $ 95 ~ eou•C>OOO A utomatic. 25 ~ h e a r e r & s 1 d e 197' SHOtrnlD PICKUP mold1riq-; F11lly lao1.,., eQulpo•d. 4 {JHL710041357·3298) Plutla.otH~ =· ~:c.IO...::::::..c:=::.~ '75 710 4 DR. SEDAM Fully factory eQuiooed 4 3oeed. radio, he ater & ,_...,Air C-ttlotoi .... I JHL 7 • 0044 I 88-3650) 52695 ' '75 710 4 DR. SEDAM ~ ullv factory eQu•OPPd Automatic. radio & side moldings (JHL 10040892·3299). 52695 Pll.l"Tl•ll~ '76 710 4 DR. SEDAM Fully fac tory eQu aooed. 4 SOOed trans. with radio. (JHL 710085668-<4230). USE SAN JUAN CREEK OFFRAMP .... SOOTH s2995 """T•&~ ""OOlnO ' low ..... (l'll9201t2t8M-3A'l'll. 53279 PUJ8 TAX & LICENSE • AUTOSUPPLY shape & reliable. xtra DAILY Pl 101N. Manrhcsler. parts & a ccessories. You c...s.it" F'""'"· (•A2-•.a79) One c..i1 s.-~ Anaheim 776·990-0 544-0939 r.-. Wrth. WWII Id v.. ilV F"I C'1ldtt .._.. ~.~!·.~:."! ... ::!!~ ~!·.~:.--: ....... !!~~ ~~·.~:.~ ....... !~~~~·.~:.~ ....... !~~~ 76 Midas 22~' 15 CELICAS Motor Home NEW PRICED av Do<IQ " F u II V ,...._,19ined l'>'!ced to ••II TO SELL R9duoed lor tlllt -•rwl (150T.J7~ 20 $9595 '77's ZCARS 73 International PRI D 0 Scout II . 74 IC e w/Cd, VII. M o , 11r, I' S • & HERE 91' c.o...,. ;:,~ec~•duc•d 1,200. l'oDular ZO Sparkllno '3695 plahnu"' AM/FM ... ,..,. raltv••· •mmacu111e . C•511Yl'L 71 Vobwagen NOW SAYE 7 Poss Bus ...... ,,._ (7800J()) 73 Datsun $2995 2.COZ AT ·Godden bronH, •lend 7,Ford INV-. -ll•V91y 1mm1Cultll (47tNZ8) Surfer Van ORANGE. COUNTY's s4595 VI, -.. l'.S .• al<. I> becka, -lei i... pOt1 -· & 74 1tang -...,,., (145222) 14995 # 1 'CUSTOMER Hardtop FleshlfoO ,_, IUIO OW' • .,_ Leu lh•• 21,000 "''· 70 ford !~4JSl'L Surfer Van RELATIONS DEALER $2495 W/IUIO., air, 1111ge, VI, #1 QUALITY DEALER CUtlO'll H int. Jull gone 73 Toyota ttrougM (""5E). 2Door ~3595 s.dM. HI IMll 4 '""· • tparlllftO d"k blu1, (teee)NM). 7,Ford HERE NOW '1995 c:ourttr p .u. WlfMA (41:MTU\ '77 d..°J:ta '2995 INTERNATIONAL • ..., --9911«, ,.._ 70Toyota -111'! W'llertqr (OHFZHI. O"r land Ctviser SCOUT II $ 495 4..C.-~( ... IUSL 7•0..v. '2995 INCLUDING Malibu THE 'ALLNEW Clatllc HerdlOll CllJt , c:-.......... ~lllaekwtll1lll- ~-SZffl. 74· w.!Ot. La..Uu, .,.COftd, A · . ,~ ......... Ill QIESEL CMINdiMlo!ld (4511.IE).Oftty 171 ••• • • D f 4 DAil Y PILOT Thul"td!f. Nowm~r 25, 1D76. ~/ 4 w...1 Dft'rft '550. l ... .....__ ~ ,.,.,. Clastlcs 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . '570 y -H•w 9•0 .._,Hew t1oalA11tos, Hew '""'••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 a,ev 4 WhJ 0 .... .,.. -'570 v-9570 Alltos, l11t,_.... . •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••• Ton PU>'""'-• r . .,.. •••••••••••••••••••••••I••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• , ......,yenne super * • . • PUalCAUCTIOM w /tamper apecial * * * * * * * * * *°* "16Dodge BlOOVin vs IMW 9712 ------ s753 REBATE COLLICTOI CAJIS packaee, A/C, P IS. P /8 , air, AM /FM, 8 trk, 'cwt •••••••••••••••••••••• • 4th ANNUAL Wt wbl, dual la& lank$ lat .. ma11. $6300/ofr. Sout.bemC&llfomla dual baltery system , &7Wll03 •UCTIOM alldlne rear windows, --------• A header., 120C).16.S Urea Aalto ~ 9510 on Tacoina Rima, very ••••••••••••••••••••••• SATURDAY ft SUNDAY November 27 ,21, 1.976 lOA.M. Vlew Fri lPll t.o Dark clean. U500. 557-'1801 or MIW •76 a.ft. 7, 55'1·3:1Q * Every Kind Of Van CArltl "MN Trucks 9560 * Every Model Of Van Q>mplete with front dl.ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• * F Pl I V brakea, steel belted 1976 FOIO · rom an ans radials, styled steel SADDLEBACK BMW ALL 1977 GREMLINS Newport Beach Marriott & Fashion l•land Shopping Cent.er. 400CARS l.ANCHlltO GT To Surfer Vans wheel covers, rack & plnon steering, reclining Aut.omaUc, pwr. brakes, bucket seats, fold down stereo w /caB1elt.e, rally bench seats, vinyl top. wheels, a peel al tires, LATE MODEL $101.17 Mo. '11 BMWs HERE NOW SH THI AU HEW JJOI TODAY 51399 including many ou t· standing Model A Fords <Roadsters, Phaetons, ColQ>es) • Rolls Royces · Packard · T· Birds • Lin· coins • Cadillacs • Bentleys · Mercedes Benz · Chryslers . Siata · Corvettes • Porscbe · black exterior w /apeclal side striping. (1CM16). wtth only tax & Uc down 'ALLIN TRADE-INS ($326.34) for .a months -on approval of your good Olds/Cadillac/GMC cred.lt. Total cash price S.D. Frwy.·Avery Pkwy, Incl. tax & lie. $4315. LAGUNA NlGU EL Defen-ed payment price CALI. 495-6430 WE HA VE THE UNIT Including tax, lie. & in· Cbevi;olets • and much 74 El Camino, auto, P /S, more. P /8, A/C, opera seats. You A.RE LOOKl..._.G FOR terest $5552. Annual A " percentage rate 12.96%. Ser. GAECSK24S42. Sale Terms: Cash Admission cbar&ed ~ Ct •sac AUCfK)M co ~-··""'--· =-== 11t/Q.._ shell, very clean. $3995 or bsto!r. 54~.lS 1973 Ford '1la Ton, V-8, P /S, 3 spd, stereo. $'l750. 673·2494 I 1t & HARIO~ •SANTA A.NA 531-6000 531-3421 . ********~"'** GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 IMWRESALIS 1912 200Z-Automatlc wltb aircond. (WFJ'Q). 1972 BAVARIA· Automalil: •lair cood. <48&FQF>. 1973 BAVARIA-4 apeed w/atrcond. (680PPM). 1974 BAVARIA-4 speed VI /llUDl'OOf. (348LFM ). 1975 2002·AutomaUc, stereo and air cond. (3342). 1975 S30IA·Full power. (705NJS). c..t,_ .. o,. ... lu1m.eno 1--------'74 Mikado Chevy Luv, Trucks 9560 Trucks 9560 AutosW..tecl 9590 wide tires., cm pr shell. ·~··•••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLUACK V AWY IMPORTS 83 t-2040 495-4949 1968 Cad. Coupe De Ville ~:5 ~~=· 38M mi, . 75 FORD CASH FOJl CARS! Coovert. black beautiful · · '62 Chev l\4 PU w /cmpr. RAHCHBO P.U. Top s Dollar Spaid for CREVIER body, new tires, full pwr , SELL idle items with a AC, PB, tape, CB, nu This bandy all purpose clean used cars, trucks & $1500 or beat offer. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. paint, nu eng. 3 gas vehicle bas radio, Q>rveltes. Ask for Paul 11~-4049 642-5678. tanks.Ex. cond. 548·8885 heater, air conditioning, O'Neill. &'ST a 11tOADWAY power steering & brakes, HOWARD ChHrolet SA>HA ANA flOO Autos. N•w 9800 ._,.os, Hew 9800 all set to go & ready for a Dove & Quail Sts. 8 3171 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••.•••••••• new home. Lie. 4.5696Y. NEWPORT BEACH 35· EARLE IKE SAYS: O~r way of saying Thanks during this weekend ot giving Is to have a gigantic Month End Clearance Sale. 582~ IHlOS-OJ l~S 39 •M O E L Cao eo11 S3&48 13 R~"du•I J 111~6 Talel CM11 d<•wn Sl41 Xl re 111 ... IM l•C -CIMI 5 78~ RN13-0382 I? 36 mo 0 E L CID cnsl s3~~z ~, 11e .. ou1• s 1~811 lo"' ca"1 -sue 13 111t •• ..., l5e "' ..:oJ Q)ll $··~~. ,, ·1 1 ,, . \ ASK YOUR SALESMAN ABOUT lRfMENDOUS DISCOUNTS ON AU. REMAINING •um.EOR 1976 MODELS NO CASH • SHORT ON DOWN PAYMENT • NEW IN 1lfE AREA • SHORT TIME ON THE JOB• JJST STARTING 0tJn LITOME OfOUR SA~SHOW YOU 1MIMAMYWATS Wf HEtl PIOf'll Ulf YOU IYERT DAY IH PUICHASIM(i YOUIMEWOI USS>CAI WE NEED TRADE TIM{)( IN YOUll CAii PAID fOll 0111101" SPECIAL f ACT ORY DEMOS SALE PRICED BELOW INVOICE! '76 CORO MA WM.SSf'lll> I • Only 1--------I: lll! 11\.TIMAH DlllVING MACHINE WEPAYTOPDOLLAR •USEDIMW't* $4695. 540-5630 . FOR TOP USED CARS ~'73 Bavaria·(906LVY) FOREIGN, DOMESTIC '752002 · (629NBK) or CLASSICS '762002A. (0499) U your car is extra clean ~ O. S.adcri,rs see us first. 2626 HARBOR 9\.VD. IAUB IUICK ORANGE COUMTY'S COSTA MESA 2925 Harbor Blvd. OLDEST ---------1 Costa Mesa 979-2500 '00 Chevy C-60 Truell, 22' WE BUY ~ box, like new, eng has •USEDCARS& '\;/JI 3.000ml, $3850. ~ TROCKS- 72 Ford Courter Come iA or Call Sales-Service·Leasing $1,4250rm. FUEAppralsal Roy Ccrver,lnc. 545-0401 or S4&..s284 Groffl Chenolet Rolls koyoo BMW a" Ch /AM /FM 18211 Beach Blvd. 1S40Jamboree ir~ e v Y w HWltin. gton Beach Newport Beach 640-M44 radio, mags &new clutch $750. 645-llln 147-6087 * 549-3331 '73 BAVARIA auto, air, -'7S_F_o_rd_C-oun-. e-r -PU-. Xln--t1 TOP DOLLAR FM stereo, new Mich. PAJD rads. Xlnt cond. $6800, cood .. Very low mi., A1k Suzi·e a 1 2000 or 834 """" tor Jeff, days, 631-1710, IMMEDIATELY ""' . .....,_, eves, 673-2828. FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS '73 DalslDl P .U., camper CALLORCOMEJN shell, mags. AM ·FM. TO SEE US Many xtras. See to appr. NEWPORT IMPORTS $2950. S3H009 3100 W. Cat Hwy, NB ·~OMC ~ton PU. Needs 642.-9405 some body work & paint. ----T-0-,----• Alldng $750. 64S-OIM8 72 Chevy Pkup, .. Ton, DOLLAR V8, auto, radio, heater, PAID P /B, homemade bina & FOR CLEAN rack. $27oo. 535•3390 IMPORT CARS f 570 ....................... lt73DOD•I SUIFBYAM Deluxe interior, mags, • CB radio phone & only 34,000 miles. (83024.N ). MUST SEE! ALLMODB.S SADDLEIACIC MECHANtC wants run· YAU.ff IMPORTS nio g r epai r able or 831-2040 495-4949 wrecked cars. 847-4995. '70 Ford Van l·Ton. v~. 1 BUY JUNK CARS x.lnt. mecb 'l cond. $2150. USEDAUTOPARTS Days 640·1591. Eves 540-5125 847·9637 G75-6824. AutoS, hnpom~ 1'74 GMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• >/• T~ V AM Audi ~707 Automatic, air cond., ••••••••••••••••••••••• pwr. steering + brakes, '71 Audi JOOLS. Xlnt cond. stereo tape, bed & ref rig. Must sell. $1600. <221MPR). Cal) 640-4948 Aft 3PM. apri 971$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 CAPRI II 4 speed. stereo cassette & air cond. (613MWE). Priced to sell! SADDLEIACIC VAU EY IMPORTS 83 1-2040 495-4949 •1&CAPRlll V6, 4 speed, air cond., AM/FM radio, deluxe in· terior, silver with black inter ior, only driven 19,000 miles. Lie. 2.33MYF. A real bargain at this low sale price $4595. 540-5630 IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA •73 CAPRI CPE V-6, 4 speed, factory air conditioning, r adio, heater, vinyl roof. Super nice!! (IESHGB> $2895. 540-5630 IOllXSO~ & SOX • LINCOLN-MERCURY ALI.EN IMW 9712 2626HARIOR BLVD. Olds /Cadillac /G MC •••••••••••••••••••••• • .-_c_o_s_T_A_M_ES_A __ S.D. Frwy .. Avery Pkwy. 1974 BMW 2002 •73 CAPRI CPE LAGUNANIGUEL White/black. ' speed, 4 cyl, 4 speed, radio. CALL 495-6430 sunroof & ajr cond. lm· heater. See it today! macuJate! (917LFK). (428.JES> '73 DODGE 1 ton, xtras, MISSION VIEJO $2495. S3800. 642·3793 & 646-9303 IMPORTS Ask for Tom 540 -5630 1964 Ford Econoline Van Avery Pkwy.·S.D. Fy. xlnt cond, reblteng, cust. 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. 831·1748 int, m ags. new paint,•-------- must sell. $1350. 492-0947 '70 IMW 2800CS Q.ASSIC COUPE IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '70 Ford Custom 200. ~ too, good cond., $2500. 962·2195 aft Spm. '76 Dodge Van, s ilver, loaded w /xtras, 10,000 orig. mi, must sell, cost new $8,500, asklng $6,800. 645-4733. 4 s~, leather , pwr. '73 Capri V-6. decor wi ndows &: low.low gr oup, nu s tl rdls. mi l es . Must s ee ! AM /FM stereo, snr'f {235C FS). $2650 84&-3966. Aldos.M•w SADDLHACIC Have something you want YAUEY IMPORTS t.o sell? Classified ads do 131·2040 495-4949 it well. 642·5678. 9800 Aldos. M•w Says -"Here's what yoa ~ oo the Flat 129· that you can't get on the Dats11n 8 ·210 at the Toyota Corolla at any price - •Overhead cam engine • lnclependent S11Spenslon • Front wheel drive • Wlder track •Rack & pinion s&~ring • Lon1er wheelbese • More trua.k 1p1ce THE FIAT 128 • More room In the back ae1t • More vlsabWty 9100 -· , Thursd•r· November 25. 1976 OAILV PILOT 8J5 1974DATSUN 610 WAGON Santa Ana 557-2132 4 speed, air cond., ~adi~ --- beater & whito .Mdewa 11 . 120W. arner et Main tires. (251K~. • ~n l drop the ball! Get a Santa Ana 557-2132 Try a D a I 1 Y P i Io t 280SL 1970, both tops, OMLY $2495 Job \\Ith 3 low-co~t Vally Classified Ad t.o buy, sell A /T, a1·r . L1'ke ne .... Pilot Clasc;ified Ad . . .. NEWPORT BEACH Phone 642·507!1. Sell tdle items 642·5678 or rent somelh1n~. $13,000. 752·8770 888 Dove Strl'l't NEWPORT DATSUN Autos, Hew Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 833-1300 '75 280 Z C:pe, Ille blue, blck int.. 4 ltpd trans, mags, radials, 11 ,000 mt. Well maintained, extras. SD50. 640.3206 ---- •75 280% 4 ep~., AC. stereo w /tape, Mags. n e w radials, xlnt cond. As· sume bal of 3 yr lse. Pvt., (714 )493-5358. '73 240Z. sunroof. raltial. mag whls. stereo, Best offer. (213 )596-_¥11_9 __ '74 B210 Htchbck, 4 ltpd, :.tick. very nood cond. $2195. SJ1-2870or 552.9434 ·n Datsun 1200CC, 2 dr .• H.T., Sharp, 4 spd .. VT 26m mi., 39mpg, bst orr . 64~7191. •73 DATSUN CPE 4 speed, radio. heater. E'tlra clean & sharp. (200JJC> $2295. 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626HARIOR ILVO. COSTA MESA 7l :MOZ. Supt•r 'lt·.111 I ~pd , tAM FM c.-J~~ette Stiver. Pvt. Ply Must sell. $3250/ofr. S.13-7939 /: l 240Z, fully loaded. lo m1, $3750 or rt'a~onJbh.• offer 536-.i3l2 Nn-ari 9723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'errari '64·330 GT. Xlnt. new Borraru wire whls. 6*0088 / 6-12 ·CXIM Fiat 9725 ...•.................•• 70 124 SPID£Jl ~ ~pd. R&lf Ratlni:! Hed '4 blk, lo mile~ 1:1X.tl'l'\lJ $2895 ~ ~ =~%-~~~) 1~1n Santa Ana SS7-2132 --- 72 124 S'1DER 5 spd. R&H . mags. orange wJblk tram il23l>J B) $2995 120W. arner et M ain1 Santa Ana 557-2132 1975 Rot Spidet-s speed, power disc brakes, ht'alcr. AM /FM radio, radials & low mi l es. Gorgeou s! cnoNBY). OHLY$4395 NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 833-1300 '69 124 SPIDEA s epd, R&H. burgundy w /black Int. (729AEQ) $2495 Find Whal you want in Daily Pllot~a.,sificds . . --- .... _ ....... r..,. ~~ • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • ·,· .. , - ·----·-- .. ,. ,. IMMEDIA T! DB.IVERY OM THE IS.OW LISTED llAMD MEW '76 GMC TltUCIS. SALE PRICES GOODnfRU NOVEMBER 30, 1976 ONLY! 1 TON DUAL WHEEi. PtCKUP - BtonNtwd '76 -"'''"""' 01 Ct S--0"'""' •• s7477 Plu• • ~ #!""'°'* AM#M 8 Ucti.. ~ONt "'"l•• 6 01•ne. c'"'D•' 1oec11t -tr\u(f\ "'0'~' l •""'.e (15001MI GMC SUBURBAN 4x4 • BNraewnd '76 A<Jto "'"'*'"G. "°°Ct ....., ...... CUl!Qn> s1477 TP!Us& witenor. C'fi'.lom e>atrtt 40 09f ** ..,.,..,, ' u lit•\ AM/FM t 11reo 11r cond111on•no LIC9l't9t 1017"31 '72 DATSUN COUPE '72 MERCURY MOHTEGO '73 OLDS 98 LS COUPE ·-,..,.., ........ 1..-:wi .. _."O ~ .. , ··-• -.. Ilk oonc1 & Win~ 100 199eFVU $1077 Ml''< 8r<>uOhl"' Au!0-1•~. D•" s2177 '67 POHTIAC FtREllRD '72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER ,.__.._tWIO & -· f1&1PW<il 51077 =~:,-;L .. ~·~·~ 52277 '69 PONTIAC LE MANS '73 OLDS OMEGA HATCHIACI ,,. • .;. '"'"''•,. "'"' ~'~ ""'' to'WJ & fti .. ,_. 1.1,, /o\Wn•,(\t t~11.t1in1no 1-,11GW'Wl $1277 A•~-..1-c .,.,_rtl-no &twa..._alr s2377 '70 GMC 'lz TOM PICKUP '73 PONTIAC GRAND AM va . .i-c.rtd.o.-1 "'"11 s1577 _,2~J.. .. ~?.;."" o:.;:-;:-.=·: ~ 523'17 "'f'FM81r-. (21:1CJSn '74 HONDA \ -••tn-l~L ~.c.=;..-zo:.:~w:-as2777 '74 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME •1111)19-• a ¥1nVI -(2~1lll ~ _, OIM'lllQ. _. b<-53377 •73 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX ?:?.·Z~!:+.::!~~ 53377 ,_,.,._, (~1.IOHI '74. CHEVY '12 TON PICKUP ::==-~-.~-·s3377 It's Nowt Looks A Dynamic SALE OF tAPRISATTHE OLD PRICES (aod lbty'n! inmdibly lo• ••• 'ft promiee!) plus the big ld•u&a«e oripuial GIANTEXTBA DISCOUNTS at Santa Ana Linc:olo Mercury New! Exciting! Penooaliztd Colon! Thf' "YOll" t..ooll la a NEW CAPRI! Don~t Wail! Get'em While They wt! Last Chance For '76 Savings BRAND NEW ~16 BOBCATS Good Selection! Typical Value Example: NEW '76 BOBCAT '2999 Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury Features Demo · Deva$tatioil! l'riu11 11ma11hrd lff bi111! Mui St:t: lhr11r hrr1t1h1akln~ Mrrrury ,,.Jur11 ••• likl', pullinJ? monry In thr haok!) '76 MONARCHS '76COUGARS '76 llERCUBYS All loaded with equipment • • • All PRICED TO SEW Don't wait. Thie big Automobile Adventure is NOW-NOW NOW! ~ ·1977 Lifteoln Mercury Products We've Got 'Em! Come on down to Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury. The •77, an waiting! -· .., NEW 1976 MATADOR 4 DOOR f"'1 Factory t•pped b•• ue•8s~9 ·Flr.•-•f .. l!'"•J ..,, ,. I • HEW'76 HORNET 2 DOOR $3776 ... ~,- 1'/lt-"' ~ • ., "'P" p •01 & .,. .• 0-.'-·•f ''"',..._.V 't' -t~t ,.,,,_,.. w • .,. 1.....-• • .'i.. 4J "'O'-~ 0 .. f>j ._,.....,~'It tp .... NEW 1977 PACER WAGON •4376 ~l:0¥Jlt:~:e~ic=:m;:~ $199DK $1187.:...6 NO.-s=m. ~~ ~ ........ f'<o """ .... ' -°"'9ool ...................... ...,..._ ,.,.,... _.._ .. _....,_ ""'t~ NEW '77 HORNET WAGON· NEW'77 MATADOR WAGON $4Q~L ·=· ,,.u s.. ••111087£1-NEW 1977 GREMLIN $4876 ~ £2.~. $199 OM. $11044MO. ,..,,. ". """" • C>• ..,. ' ~ ·~ Or.Mt--' r..,,_,..,."' .. -1',\Yn•l"""'' ~\'°'" "~"'=' _dlt.'f 4'"" °""~~ A~lt. t,l''' $357 6 .. ~2,. ... $199 OM. $13316MO. $199 OM. $962' MO. ,,...,t .. , . 1 "" r· •• ,..,. I a ..,. Olll-:J 00,,_..,t,. , .... ,.,... ~ ~ ... .,. '-. .,,_. ~ •M "'""''.,. _.-c...io "'' Ut"J't GARDEN WEST VW 2 Hlork" W of Rt•at·h llh !!13 •~I l l\1t,4' .... CUJ.o • 'J• •• P • 0..;,. .. 4 ~.,...-, \44i!t '1 ,.,. ........ Ad 41 ... .,,. ""'""'9~-J '... • •1••\ IEETlE. RAlllT SCIROCCO DASHER, IUS before 11·30·76 and lake your choice of IOll~SO~ & ~O~ • LINCOLN·MERCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '69 VW Bug. Air, new brks, lo mt 's. Tan. Good cond. $1100. 548·0069. ac:• 1969 VW, dark blue. aut.omat1c, xlnt cond, Jow miles, S1150. 536·0396 GARDEN WEST VW '.! fllnl'k·. W nf Bra< h Bl\tl ;fijM) "'"'' JOlfl.,lt'T HI." ~r~lmm,11•r H9.l ,.'J.'il HOLIDAY SALE OVER 40 USEDVWs TO CHOOSE FROM GARDEN WEST YW 2 ttlnrks W of 81';H·h ttlvd 7WIJ W f'~ t 111 llL'>lN HI vd. Wt'~lmmstl'r 893 7!'>:;1 CASH REBATE FROM NOV. I I th TO JAN. I 0th IF YOU PURCHASE ANY NEW 76 OR 77 CHEVETTE OR VEGA IN STOCK OR ORDER YOURS BY DEC. 10th. YOU 'LL RECEIVE YOUR $200 FACTORY CASH REBATE ... CON NILL CHIYROLIT AND GINIRAL MOTORS ANNOUNCIS FROM THE FACTORY OVER 70 IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . . . . .. MIHIOH 'VllJO ·- ...... l .. ported •••••••••••••••••••••• VolbwGCJM •77o ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 VW B~a . Supe Qlarp. Stick, new motor. Otll Ul.·1311, HPM '73 9 pass. bu.t. 28,ooo ml lite new cood., $3500. 968.()807. ftt 8-ja BUI. ••r clean, new p~ cuat int, at.ront C eng. $1.S or betlQUs ~ 75.l· 7~ l / NEW · '76 DASHER - r.-H Malltt111•ce Pf>Mlt.,-n For I Yr.or 12,000 Mi. Included for example such items as oil & lube, tune.up, brakes & clutch & wheel a h gnmenl, filtora{ apark plugs, f wiper b ad es, liJht bulbs. I· GARDEN WEST vw I .: lti11\ k' \\ o l I It ·" to llh ii ;t,.oo \\ t•:-itn'111!'\lt r :H' d ""'1111011 ,,., !193 i!'>Stl 71 VW CONVERTJBLE 28,000 original miles. Ex· cellent condition. Orange in color. Must sell! <266DFA> 548-2196 '6 7 lajo, I 600CC Call 548·5046 '68 VW Pop Top Camper. 10,000 mi on 1835CC eng., AM/FM tape dc k., many xtraa. $2'95. 497·3'704, 496-4817. 6' Bus • 7' Eng, clean, plush int. runs great. t $1185. 875-4978 ' 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 VOLVO HERE NOW •MEW COLORS •HEW MODELS Huge savmgs on all re· main1ng new 76:. & Demos U\ :.tock. MAR<;) UIS VOL VO MISSION V1EJO 831-2880 495-1210 •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING 0Yersea5 Delivery !'>•'n 11.'\' & p.irb llrt\1 "'"'" •111 ~Jl ':, II to 4 for ;. our i:urn ~ni~nn•. 11166 Hurhcr Cf.\ 641> 9301 --------7S24SDL W".:on. Cull pwr. air, 15,000 m1, ~howroom cond. s.1-1 >in Autos, UHd ...••.................. Cadilloc 9 9 I 5 ....•••••....••.•.....• £1-'.;-~. . ' . ·~\ . ',/.; '~~~t~' ~~ Nabers Cadillac Qu.illty and Price Guaranteed Ltt1\rn' ~ptc1o1l"h .,rrlt•rrrd KJtr' L'11te\I !><:lrction ot Nt·.,.. .!. U>t J C.1d1ll.1c~ IO Or.1ngr County Optn Sund,1y C.1dillac Ma~tcr Dealer 1<>00 H111>or Bh1d C11\til Mc,J qQ<)lllfl Nabers Cadillac ...... 2 Fr°"' Our RM Selectioa Of Coclhclt• .. s 7 6 ELDORADO COUPE 1'JU power, factory ajr cond., &tereotape. cnlise control. leather int. &'. truck foct. Like brand new! 0171XDN). 76ELDORADO COHVERTllLE RARE! Full power, fac- tory a ir t ond., stereo. crulae cl)nlrol & only 13,000 miles. Amberglow Ciremi1t white top & leather . Almost NEWI (3'7118 ) ALLEN Olds /Cadillac/GM C S.D. Frw)'.·Avery Pkwy. LAGUNA NIGUEL CALL 495-6430 • Including air cond. landau root, trlt wheel. Power steering. brakes. automatic. radio and more Order yours now ... ... . "\ BRAND MEW 1?76 MIZER $2699 $269 OM. 573!!. For 4'8 mos OAC TOT AL CASH PRICE $2937 94 1nc1 T & L Deferred Payment prrce S3820 52 at 14 78 APR Ser #362867 YOUR CHOICE '72 DATSUN 1200 CPE. Gas saver . .Beautiful snow white. lo miles. See to appreciate. (891 FFI). '73 MAZDA RX-3 WAGON Th~ Hum m m er. Outstanding family car' (71 lJFO) '74 CHEVY VEGA 'The hot one from Chevy. (765LIJ). -~~ BRAND NEW ROTARY Pl(J( .. UP PER MO. , Thursd;iy, November 25. 1976 THEALL MEW .98 REGENCY IH STOCK ••. llADY FOR lMMIDIATE DIUVBY! • Including tinted glass. pwr disc brakes. AM radio. 20 gallon gas tank and more #75PU108912. BRAMDMEW ROTARYWAGOM s3499 • Fully &Quipt including air cond . ttnt glass. pwr. disc brakes. reel. seats. 4 speed trans .. AM radio & more. #75RX3364060 S.YEAR -75,000 MILE ROTARY ENGINE WARRANTY!! NEW CAR TiADE-11 BARGAINSll 73BUICK 73 Ol.DS '69VW '69 P\YMOUTH .,, vw 73 AUDI . IOOU 4000l aTAftWAGOlf CllT\ASS .UIY Ill " ... "' , .. t' # •Ir ~ YAM c.o"ct•hO"''"'• ... '"'' roof v~ tNWJ t,.,... factorv •• _ .. _ •ctory •, ,.,,,..,, ~"' ,,.,..,~ ..,..,~ ...... .,_......,.,,,,,...,,~ .... ..,..,, ..... evff) """"' ff"'totv •• , ..,... ~ tld.0 ._ .... .....,., -"•'••tit ,,,..,. "'"Wt ••••o ., .. , .. tn ""''•• ...,... ~ Ol'tWN .. ~ .... ·~ l'll!toO ...... "'"'°" ... , ... " ~.,., ""'~ ..... -----IYllC:•'fl-•IOd ... t".-oMlll•~f'OOf---.1ctt11m ...,_~IQ)(#'Nl) tt-101-0t Neot llllNO'>U 52499 52899 51"9 51199 53599 52699 '75 CHEVY ?•CHEVY 7•FORD 73 OLDS '72 PONTIAC '74 MAZDA CAMAIO LT a CAMINO ISTATl MUSTAMG II HATCHIACI WAGOM '1C:IU, .... ~ '"•"" lyt .ry • ....... U••~ "'t OO•tt •t"M•• YI . ..,.. ...... 1-..dof'y .,, ¥Ill ~.,.. ........ ,,,..., .. "..-.,, ...... ,...._,"""¥ ... o--A.,atof·~ ••-:fo> .... , ~ A'-' JM ,.0 '> ~ .. ,., •·"'¥' 00-. ~ 00-00 o> ....... ..._"O OC)WI' .,. ...... ,..,.., ......... PO-• ~ ..... 'liO'O . ·-'"' ~ ••·'~ ~ ... '(lr'lof , ....... QIU• , .. _,,,_.. ·-,,_....,-_.. ...... t.rM ~~~·,._.-..... -.. ............ ·~ .. . ... ............ ,., ............. . ....... ... .,., , .......... _,...,,.,_.~ • , ('IOO 1on~l ~ ft4tCAH .........,Q"o.h ~, .. -, ..,, .. ""'°""" ••• , •• , COf\•·hol'\ ~09' Ofltt• ' MO'SUl rq»1Wl 545" 53099· 524" 51999 51699 527" ( I 00°/o FINANCING AVAILABLE _,_ DAIL y PILOT Iii T '73 CADILLAC , &DOaADO nus aold bt•ut1 w wtule vl.nyl root ha1 1one just over J miles, A lr\10 haxu.ry with all the nice lot •ppoln\menta )'OU expect. Uc. 143.NIU. $6195. 540-5630 :. , ' I • ' ~ f , , '-i~ . • , • I i NEW 1976 MUSTANG II MPG 2 + 2 53579 NEW '7 6 GRANADA •DOOR 541 ... .,..., .............. .,, ......... ' ~.., I• e ,.., \-0 I· I 4 •••' r,_,,.,_,... ~ .,. -·~·-.,,. 'C'M ' , ... ' ' \ • • t , ... • • ... • ' .. NEW 1977 FORD F-150 PICKUP NEW 1977 PllllO WAIOll $ ' - 2300 cc 4 cylinder engine. 4 speed transmission. steel belled wsw tires. delux~ bumper group, tinted glass complete Ser. #7AnY10171 2. NEW77 PINTO s3479 2300 cc 4 cylinder engine. 4 'IP96d 1ransm1ss1on. lront disc brakes. s1eel belled radial ltre~ deluxe bumoer grouo. 1tn1ed glass comolele Ser. #7R10Y 101707 HEW'n MAVERICK s4379 Alt COMOITIOHlttG 250 6 cylinder engine. automa1oc 1ransm1ss1on. steel belted radial tires. power steering. oower front disc brakes. front & rear bumper guards. tinted glass CIOfT'Ofete. Ser. ~7K91L 104061 250 NEW CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM! NEW '76 TORINO s4279 AIR COMOmoM~ .,~, y 9 tit"!?!.,. ..1J11)'")'•' ,,_,..,,,..._, .,.'\ ~r;·~·~fln•fl'""'·"'"'"<" .... ""'"''""' •AMI'! 'fl"" \1,_.I bel1f!O 'IMfl•' -"'-' ,.,,_,.. .,,._.,,,. _..,.. CO*\ ff''°" I ,..,-~ 91»;». t11'1fe(J o\6-"' c..M\t,lflUt ., ........ 'N'.ti b1!!11J \e't "'"d '•M •jll Of'lttel "'"'0 S•" ·~~10ltl\ NEW '76 PINTO Runabout $2879 :-.oo oc .....,,. • """ "• ._.. ""' • .......,,. dN. o--.. ~ ,,...,.. c.-••1 •• ., . W'. •·~~ h~!\t A , •• , oumotr 011•,d• Ser •f:IA.11Y ll9e!i• '73 FORD •73 FORD '71 DATSUN '72 PONTIAC '75 CHEVY '74 .~._MC LT.O. 4 Dl. H.T. FllHllO MONTI CAllO A uto Iran., factory air '69 FORD '7 4 PO'HTIAC ll MAMS Auto 1ran1 . lac1orv air rtMTOWAGOM "CIU' v.8 auto lrans leclory V-6 1u10 trans factory con'litioninq power Steering OOwer • tr w r ~I II air OOWf'r Sl8e11n9 Sll'Prtn WPOOw:r bnlkes radio hea1er nice 4 speed radio heat"' 4 soeed rddio h"alAr a 00 f' eo( no oower d•sc brllkPS b L QAMl'OF r di c ( 7·.,,.XF). GG (56947U1 oowrr t>ra~t>' •Ira · •<l~P" M radio car. 1 .,.., . !854 Y) Sharoi(BBSOZll rad1n heatM. und~r hf'alf'r '"""'" wheel.,· (12.CMWU (583LVYI '2179 •1979 *1279 •2579 •4479 '3179 '75 FORD ...... TOllMO v~ .•. trans .. lee '"· p str. p. btQ., RIH. wsw. vinyl rf .. tnt. gls • whl. cvrs.. lo mi. srwo. t yr. or 12.000 ml. _. 15A31HI05873. '73 FORD E200 '74 DODGE lC~YAN V-8. auto. trans .. Extra 111~ IE24GHS2t I 77). YAN '73 CHEVY WAGOM UOO YAM COMV. V-8, auto trans. laclorv a11 cond111on1nQ h"cllPr (896SSRI •1979 '71 MERCURY WAGOH v.a. 90to trans • fect()(V air. p steenng. o. brakes. rildtO. heater. whit ewe ti ttres. ttnted glass. wheel cowrs (0720KI). :> Or H T 11-8, lluto trans . faclorv <l•r cond1l1on1ng. oower 'ilecrinq P<>Wer disc bfakos. r.1010. he<11or 111nyf roor Landau too (898LIR). •2979 '75 CHEVY MOt4Tf CAllO CN. V-8. ~to tranii.. l~ory air. p. 1teeong._p.. brakes. r8dto. heater, whitewall tires. tinted glass. wheel ooven. 6'11191' f1n1sh. (124MWL). '1679 '4279 llRST ••-vta e FIRST •IALll ~---· I AU. CAllS SUIJICT TO NIOl SAL.I SALi IMOS 11..-7' + TUftuceal 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 548-1200 TWO TO CHOOSE lt7'CHEVY MONTI CARLO Full power, factory air cond., AM /FM , lilt wheel, cruise control & nllye wheel&. Like new! (S39PJH). 1971 CHEVY MOHTECAaLO Automatic, factory air cond.. pwr. steering & brakes, vinyl roof &. rallye wheels. Sharp! (2~P). ALLIN Olds IC ad iliac/GM C S.D. Frwy.·Avery Pkwy. LAGUNA NIGUEL CALL 495-6430 •15MON%A 2+2 Cpe. Auto, a ir, radio, htr and rally whls. Local one owner car! (430MIP) $3195 '74 Mall bu Classic. Metallic beige, blk vin tp. Xlnt cond. $3700. SS4-7Sl2or 897-8000. 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Newport, air, P /S. P !B. 73,000 mi, good cond $850. 962·8290 or 833-3131 wkdays. Pvt ply Continental 99 3 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75MARKIV Loaded with all the goodies. Must see lo ap· preciate. <483LPW ) $8616. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MEHCURV 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beac~ 842-8844 JUST ARlrYED THE FAIULOUS '77MARKV JN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 842-8844 i3 Town Secfan. Gd ca~ miJeuge. Clean. $3995. Ph 846·3529 Pvt. pty. i 4 Mark JV. Special Gold E<fjtion. Moon Roof, full eqpd., perf cond. 557-9349 Con.th 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '65 Convertible . Completely r estored lo orig cond. See at 1781 Placentia. CM. • 646·3248 ask for Dan. $.5200/rirm PP '63 Velte spit window. all orig. 3Z7 4-spd, AM /FM . tires. rims. ~/bst PP 631·1993; 67:HWS2. '76 Vette, air, 4 spd, AM!FM .. Lease avail. Call for quote. HITISH CAR CO. 12 13)990·2525 Co.gar 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •16 COUGAR XR7 Automatic, pwr. steer injl. air cond .. black on black & AM /f"M stereo Only ll600 m1lc11·s till un der ractory wurranty. Immaculate! (468PRV> ONLY $6298 MAR9UIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 131-2110 495.121 J ·m Cougar. Orie. owner. Xlnt condi lo mileaac $1700. Ph 675-3291 '89 Cougar. Burgundy. New tires, AT, PS/PB. $1000. Ca ll ~123S eves. '61 c"9n-Hrclp SJ 000. 675-2171 9935 Dodge Colt 2000GT Sspd. A/C, A&t /FM stereo. 1 yr old. ASking SJ.000. Call 547-8009 or 73J.1980. 76 Dodge 8100 Van, VS. air, AM/FM, 8 trk. cust int.. mags, $6300/ofr. 673-3803 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i2 Courier PU Nu paint. 19,000 mi. X,tra motor part.a. trans. 548-8885 '70 Kavericlt, Sl.250 or $300 and TOP (low) xtra clean. Great cond. Tune d , etc. Call (l> 498-3734 > A.tot, UMd AMtet. UMd n..•e-Mrd tt70 Thur!d!y. Novembtlf' 25. t976 DAii.. Y P1LOT • J f ......•.........................•••.•••••..... ·······•••··•·········· .. , A.tot. Uaed Aaitto1, Uaed Plymouth tt60 P...tfec: ttH ,_.._ ttH 1973 T•llln A.vtot, UHd Yep 9974 ....._ UMd : • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Full v1e• root •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NM tt40 PlyM>uth 9960 71 POMTI•C ~•ti cJ1 ui' TI.•rblrd 9970 1t74 VEGA ¥9911 9974 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •• •• •• ••••• ••••• • • • • • • • '61 PLYMOUTH LeMans '13. Im mac .. V .a. ~F'Jit ~~· w ti ~~!ck ••••••••••••• •• • ••• ••• • HATCHIACX •••••••••••••••••··~··· 4DOOI 2-dr 11.T., P /S, P tdi1c ASTU tape deck, till whee1, '67 T·Blrd.oriatnalowner. •11~ed. r1td10. heater, i4Ve1alltchbk.Splrilot lt71FOIO ATLAS Auto. lrana .. power ~:00:1r, auto. $2595. Loaded. super clean! c:ruise coo,rol&alrcond. lo mileage Xlnl $1250 vmyl roof. lmled ghau, Amcnca. 4 t pd, J4,00Q MAMO TOllMO ateennA:. rad1o, healer. --nl»LUZ) Only driven 41,000 miles. Ph: 6t0-8l6l custom antenor & rallye ma xlnl cond, s1•11. BROUGHAM 4 Door Chryslfl' JPty-"t Good lran1port11llon '66 Pontiac 5*! $2299. a ~al beauty. See tl to· NOTICE wheels. In beaullful con· 96()..1195 =-~~~.~~1~!~eT~ OpcnOaily°&&An.'Ullo <377AEP> Goodc:ond.,clean. day.M:Se. how Dally Pilot Clasa· ~K:E;t!..illy nu·c! only 11,000 actual miles. PM $991. 837·3039 $4695. lfied ads display their OMLY $1595 If YOU Ll.lte new I (682NXM ). 2929 Harbor Blvd.• 540-5630 '73 Fire bird Formula 400. S40 '5630 messages with leglblllty HIWPOltT DATSUH have a service to offer or ALl,.EM CostaMeaa Xlnt cood. mileage. • andlmpact7 0urads,we 88SDo S gooc:tatosell,flacean.U Olda/Cadlllac/OMC _ 546-1934 64().6091 are proud to say. really NEWPO~~J'EC:~H In lhe Oa •r Pilot S.D.l')-WJ,·AveryPkwy. Clll5lli!iedAds 642·~78 WantndresuJt.s 642·~78 Sell tdleltems 642·5678 ~~:.aulta . P hone 133·1300 ~~:~~ion ' · · LAGUNA NIGUEL AMto H HOO 2626 HAUOR ILVD. Autot, Mew tlOO Alltoa, M•w tlOO 262~~·~:s'lVD. Alltoa, Mew 9100 Aaltoa, Mtw 9100 ......_Mew tMV CAU. 495-64'30 •••• ~~· •• :."'!............ COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '7S LTD Exec. car, Im· mac. lo mileage, air cond, Avocado green. ~/best offer. Pvt pty. 813LQB. 540-7800 8·5 weekdays. 524·2157 weekends. Ask !or Bud. '63 Falcon 4·dr. Good trans. Auto-lransmlsslon Ci(). Call 962·3822 'ID Ford Wagon, 9 pass, m,ooo miles, air, good c:ood. S9SO/b5l 54&0S77 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •71 UMCOL:H 4DR. Sedan. F\Jll power, air cond., a real straight family car with many miles or good transporla· lion left in it. Lie. 322KLH. This week's spec:iaJ only $2895. 540-5630 IOllXSO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA M.Yeridc 9947 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Maverick. Xlnt cond. $1200 or ofier. or $300 cash, take over pymls. Must sell. 496-3734 Mere.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76MOMARCH 4 dr, V8, AT Fae air PS PB radio htr. Lo Miles (261PAA) $4799 '75 COUGAR XR7 VS. AT. Fae air, PS PB AM /FM stereo. Sporls Vtop, buc seals & Ct>n sole. Lo ma. l562LVZ 1 $4899 '75 CONTINENTAL 2dr HT, Fully pwr cqpd & air. AM /FM slcreo. Vlop, cr uise cont, lilt whl, leather seats. etc. t228MVC) $7299 75MARKIV f\Vjy power eqpd & fac ;r(a" AM /FM & 8trk. Vtop, split lealher seats. tilt whl , 1pd conl. (82'JJ70) $8499 SANTA.AMA Littcoln Mercury 1301 N. Tuslm. Sanld Ana S47-0Sll '73 Mere Monte go GT. Mlnl cond .• rully eqpd .• Could be a classit', orig ownr. days, 646 ·4332 Eves, 673-5613. 1970 Mercury Montego Wago n. $1350 Good c:ond, clean. 9fi8.825i ••••••••...•.........•. '66 Must;injit cnm ••rt1ble. <-mplly re:slorecl Collt•c tors 1lem. Trell\!> & cn11 ovrbaled. new paint & lop Sl99S be ~t o(r 962 S374 '611302 Aulo . xln! SD95 /ofr Pr pl) (7141645 3036. '67 Mustang. eni: i:. h.1d, besl oHer takt-$ 5-'8 Ti 12 '68 Mu'ltanl( F s tbt'k Super sharp Sl495 Must ~pp~c 841; 34lfl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 2 dr, good lrans car, 91,000 m1. Sl 195 640-8044 or~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Runabout. AM /FM radio. auto. St 100 Dyll, 64S· 7075: eves 675·9670. 74 PIMTO RUMAIOUT Supercond. C88SKIEl Sale! $2199. GARDEN WEST VW • 1\1111 k ' v. .. 1 111· ... h Hl"I ;,_. .. , \\ • 1 ·111n d,·1 HI\ 11 \\., • '"' 11\....t ,., W.• l j. '\.."•I '74 Pinto Squire. New Rad.lall, shock.a, battery. S2AOO. xlnl cond. 7S2·163'7 '7S Runabout. 6 cyl, pwr, air, 3800 ml, 1 dent. $.1600. or belt orre.r. 673-MM ....... 99'0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 DUSTElt Auto, small VS, pwr steering, lo mileage· like brand new. (689CP J) 169 '74 Dust.er, P ts. auto., 74M ml, like new. $2600. 644-6684 Example ••• llEW 1976 ASTRE HATGllACK FAOMY IDATE IMEDIATl DELIYERYI '76 SPEGAL BUii llEW SUNllRD ~s LOW AS GRAND PRIX SJ \~ •>.i' "'Y"' flYfO"y O' MG MIDGET $ e FACTORY REBATE fACTOIY IBATI OM lt77 UTaS OFfll fiOOO mwm• MOY. IO, lt7'. DIC.10. lt7' ORDER YOURS NOWI LEASE DEPT. SPEGALS 1977 EXAMPLE: FIREBIRD WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODB.S CORDOBA s12r_._ Only $377.93 Delivers s, 50 00 Secwity Dlposit $129 93 First P~t lnc:lud1ng To 198 00 LioenM F .. PARTIAL EQUIPMENT INCLUDES· • F1ctory Air Cond1ti0n1ng • Paw« Windows • A.ut~!ic lt11\11111M!On • Power steering • Tlh wheel • R&llye I! wheels. Ser. 12T87R7N1oee69 24 MOMTH C105e IND LIASI Me 0.1 .. t Te.., At ..... Lw ....... u. ........ , ... OM....,¥9Cl8n' We have several late model, low milea9e. well equipped used Trans Ams to choose from. ELDORADO '75 P•··· ...... , t·o, ... $ 4695 -"",._.., 'f"')'\ .,~ '~ 't""., '> i , ~" I J J-1" ' o " ....... ,.J. • .., -"'"·1 ,., .,_ J-, 2!ibM( •I ,75.0..~I•. VI ou•o ''"°"· $ 5395 '72 ("d ''"' t' lo•~"" r,11$ 3695 foctory ""· P<>"'.. 1l••"'J -· l?>v,.,,, '"°· AV. fM piOW9' .w.dow\, ~,.., ~\. \ffll'"'O ''"'<-<' ~..,. ,..,.,,~ la<bi lop AM IM 1••00 [111Rll I ..,, ..... ~~M((j) GRAND PRIX PONTIAC LE MANS CttEVY 112 TOH PICKUP OLDS CUTLASS COUPE '76 •&-.;or·""' 110 ,, '$5395 • • .,.. .. , ~ d v bol•• r ~A..-r")'i-, •"'" ...-• l It.. •• ...... ' ........ Y"]1) '7 5 I> q .. 1»"9' '""" "' 1 AM .,J.., $ 3 9 9 5 '7 4 ~!d:~·c:~~ "::.::. $ 3 7 9 5 lo~ .Mid t.... ""''*·.eel -'""'*-l'>"'bu 10(). (1(181SS) ,~ ...... ,.i, AM fM ,,.,.n (toSlSBI CHEVY MONTE CARLO VEGA ESTATE WAGON GRAND PRIX 3 TO CHOOSl FIOM PONTIAC ASTRE (~ po... ,...,..,~ -.-l?on>donq. po-4SM) foctO'y OI. Po-ff •••tl""J. ~A(l ,73 ~II;,,.,, ....... lnc•tn,. $ 3395 '73 0--del •'!>Hd.AM·.,,jo,s 1795 '72p·O"lio<. ~··· O••o ••• ., ••• $2795 '75 4'"' f'>IO ~.,,,..AM~s 1995 l7dou IOI). 1-M,~M ''"'"° ~ ~ l.oodoo "31>. p S.Kll AMSM •••eo l'.lb~I . . FORD THUNDERBIRD DATSUN PICKUP OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M • WI UPllTL Y DO PONTIAC WAlliMTY WOU lMAltDl.ISS OI WHlll YOU Oll•ALL Y PUICHASID YOUI CAI WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS AIC:.. J'9 Ta AU.-'.MC:.. ......... ..._ W... M.t .... ,.. 11·2'·7' . • t . ' • I • , ... Thurldey, November 25. 1978 2 FOR I .SALE I • With eyery new 1976 Pinto-MllYerick or Courier sold this weekend we wil giYe this quality 1912 Model T Replica FREE Not a toy but an authentic reproduction of the famed 1912 Model T with concealed 5 transistor radio Its a true collectors item w1lh metal body and rubber tires. Not sold in stores anywhere. You must see 1110 appreciate 1t. Offtt Eltds Ho•. 30th. 1976 OVERBO Mew Mon e y Savin g Compact s Mu s t Be Cleared ! Every Car Discounte d To Rock Bottom! ------ CONNELL CHEVROLET AND GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNQS CASH REBATE FIOM THE FACTORY ROM HOY. I I to JAM. 10 If you purchase any new '76 oe. 7 7 Clevette or Vega m stock or order ~rs by Dec. 10th. you'll receive vour S200 factory cash rebato. See us today! ,. ' OVER 70 IN STOCK ·FOR IMMEDIATE DBJVatY" J • _Quality ·BllYS JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SEL ECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY 12.000 ...... w 12 efn f'rot. Sn•ice •CT-•• y1llilalft °" l"re-oWMCI 197l-1976 less ..._ SO 000 Mllft. '76 Coupe deVille .........•.. S9495 (0123255) '76 Coupe deV1lle ............ S8995 (0198439) '70 Coupe deV1lle ........... ,$9195 (0 220431 ) 75 Fleetwood Brougham .... $8995 . (665LUYJ '75 Coupe deVille .......... S7495 !281MCAJ '75 Coupe deV1lle .•.......... S7995 . (320NDS) '75 Fleetwood Brougham .... S8795 (135LPDJ 75 Coupe deV1lle . . . . . •.... s 7795 (E506493) 75 Eldorado Coupe ......... S8695 (972LPD) '75 Coupe deV1lle . . ....... S7895 (205MMM) 74 Eldorado Coupe •..•.... ,$7195 (0436845) '74 El Dorado Coupe ........ S6995 (663LPC) '74 Coupe deV1lle •........... $6295 (204KGJ) '74 Coupe deV1lle ............ S6495 (021JSG) ·74 Coupe deV1lle . . . . . . . . . S6695 (084KZI) '74 Sedan de Ville ........•.•. $5595 (775KYOJ ·73 Coupe deV1lle ........... $4395 (859HXR) '72 Coupe deV•lle ........... $3995 [136FVY) ...... '75 Chev Monte Carlo (403LPO) . ,$4695 75 Chev Caprice Wgn . . . .S4695 (847MCAJ '74 Pont. Catalina ........•... S2&95 (640MCB) DATSUN PRESENTS THE BASEBALL HALL OF FAME T11b II D.._ test ctn ..... ,.. yow f..:ly iii tt. Helt of F.. btlillit. "'"! The Baseball Hall of Fame exhibit comes to town Decembe< 3-12, at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Costa Mesa Datsun has frM family tickets to lhts fabulous event Just test-drive your favorite Datsun at Costa Mesa Datsun If you have four 1n your lamely. the tickets could be worth SS 001 Hurry Tickets are hm1ted1 Wilttlte F-10....,... c ... Outside the exhibit [)ICk up an entry blank for the Datsun/Dodger Bulloon Car Sweepstakes This front wheel dnve F·10 will be given away at the end of the show No purchase nec~sary Licensed drivers only Comolete Sweepstakes rules are on entry blanks. n. Stiff• of Swllf It Tiie °"'91• ....... At the show you·11 see Babe Ruth's uniform and locker. Ty Cobb's uniform. Rare baseballs autographed by 140 famous Hall of Famers. plus other mementos of great games and players. .,.._ .. ~ You'll also enjoy a special showing of exciting. economical Datsuns. Including the sporty front wheel drive F·tO. oopular B-210. Datsun's exclusive King Cab'" Pickup. and the fuel injected 280-Z. , Take that Datsun Test Drive and Put Your Family in the Basebitll Hall or Fame Roadshow Todayt " ' 1976 0 N D A SELECTION IS WHY WE1RE No.1 IMMEDIATE DBJVERY TODAY BUY FROM IKE '74 LA HDCRUISER 4x4 4 ~peed. radio. hardtop Super nice. (377LMXJ. s4399 '71 VW CAMPER This is a nice one. (364PCM). s2999 '75 VOLVO 164 Aulo. trans . factory air conditioning. Power steering, oower disc brakes. oower windows. 8 track. radio. heater. (999MVD). '74VOLVO144GL · Auto. trans .. factory air conditioning. pawer steering, Power disc brakes. stereo radio. heater. sunroof. (982KV0). ---'UVOLVOl64 Auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, power steering. PoWer disc brakes, radio, heater. vinyl roof. (644HOE). -·---- COME IN & SEE THE WORLD'S LARGEST SUNROOF LARGE SELECTION OF JAGUARS, MG's & TR-7's Still Available FREE THIS WEEKEND OML Y W ith TM f'~t.M of A11y MG Mld.i.t-4 M.l.C. 3 Year, 36,000 MlleWarrwty Pl,~ Ta• ' llC..0-s All of our cars have a 5 year· 50.000 rf11le warranty available. 'h Mile So. of the San Diego Frwy. Between Adams & Baker Wherever . you live in Orange County, buying a Used Car In Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sense!" • 1973 T·llRD .Full power. vinyl rnor. comfort lounge frt. ~<'al<;. AM FM radio w/8 track tape deck. lilt wheel. nuisc contrnl & air c·on d. Onlv driven 41.IXXJ mile•-; a rral h<>au1:v. SPe it todav.it-156 S4695 '75 FORD U.MCHEJIO f'.U. Thi-; handv ~111 purpose veh1cll' ha'i radio. h<>.11 er. a 1 r t'ond1llon1n~. power c;trPnni.: & brak(".. all 'ieltoJ?o & rt'ady r11r 3 IH'W horn!'. Lii'. ll45696Y.Onlv '4695 '73 CADILLAC EU>OU'f>O Thi-; itold heauly with a white vinyl roof has only gone JU<;l ovrr J.1.000 miles. A true luxury rar with all tho nicf' interior appoinlmC'nts you would expect. Lie.# t4:lNTll. S6 I 95 '7J C Af'RI COUPE 4 cyt .. 4 speed. radio, heater . See it today! !428JES> • 52495· '7J DATSUM COUf'f 4 speed. radio. healer. Extra clean &sharp! (290JJC). '2295 '7' CAf'Rl If Vil. i1 c;peed. air cond .. AM·FM radio. deluxe interior. silver with black intenor, only driven 19.000 m1h~s. Lie. #233MYF. A real bargain at th1'1 Jow sale price S 4 5 9 5 '1 I LIMCOLM 4 DR. Sedan. PiAll power, air eond., a real straight family car with many miles of good transportation left in It. Ue. t322KUI. Tbls week's special only '2895 '61PLYMOUTH4 DOOtl Auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater. Good t r ansportation car. (377AEP). . - REBATE I ON ALL NEW 1976 or 1977 PACERS! Use your rebate as a clown payment on the ccr of YO/fr choice • • • or extra cash for Christmas!! maZDa FREE F.OR ALL • FltEE PARTS • FREE OIL • FREE SERVICE fCM' 2 YNN or 25,000 MllH AND THEM ••• 5 YEAR, 75,000 MILE Foctory Worr.ty 0.. Al Rotmry r.p- HEW MAZDA.I ST ART AS LOW AS 52794 (STC36219) • OUTST AMDfHG RESALE V AWES 1969VW~ 4 soeed. custom wheels. a trick car w/only 65,000 miles. (ZLL 156). u u ,a1c15 I 476 • 1973 MGI 4 speed. AM/FM r8d10 & 19'f' miles. A nice car! (614GOTJ. SALE ... ICE s3520 • lt1STlllUWH SmRU IMO AM/FM cadlo, only 3000 miles & still under factory warranty. (926NRXl. SAU PllCI ~ 3 97 6 ' • 1976 CHIYY MAL9U CLASSIC STATIOM WAeoM Loaded! Sliver •xteri« with very low miles. (154KMT). SAU Patel '4629 ..-_. ---------.i ~ I •