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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot.. Orange l;Joast. EDITION ' YOL 69, NO. 331, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES Bistorir Witch Allison Mc Keeber showed up at Castille School in Mi ssion Viejo for a pre- Thanksgiving observance outfitted as a witch in stocks. Everyone agreed her cos- tume was great, but someone suggested she might have confused the Salem witch trials of 1692 with the first Thanksgiving which took place about 70 years earlier. No m atter, with a smile like that, who would ever believe Allison was a witch? Consortium Confident ~Len-Taubman Cites Top Irvine Offer By TOM BARLEY Of 11•• D•ll' Pl14it Staff Brokers for a consortium headed by Wall Street financjer Charles Allen and Detroit de· ve.lpper Alfred Taubman claimed today that their latest offer ror tlw' Irvine Company tops those of thetwo remaining competitors. 'the proposal that will be brought to Or ange County Superior Court Monday is for a payment ofl292.S million. That offer is almost $12.5 million greater than the one sub- mitted to the James Irvine Foun· da ti o n Wednes day by t he Cadillac Fairview Corporalioo of Toronto, Canada. Offers by the Allen-Taubman, the Canadian company and the Mobil Oil Company will be con- sidered tonight at a speeial meet· ing of the James Irvine Founda· lion. Police K ill Two Foundation trustees have re· peatedly made it clear that the highest offer is not necessarily the best offer. A st.ricUy cash of· fer could prove to be more accep- table than higher monetary bids of cash. and notes, they have pointed out. The Allen ·Taubman spokesman explained today that the consortium is prepared to pay $26.S million cash to the foun· dation plus valuable lease pro- perties and a bank building joint· ly valued at $131 million. Six Slain in U Holiday Violence H e said the m i nority stockholders, among them Irvine heiress Joan lrvine Smith, who holds a bout 22 percent of the Irvine Company stock, would re- ceive $40 million in cash and $95 m1mon in secured five-year notes. By Tbe Assoda'" Press Five men were shot to death, two by policemen, a s ixth stabbed to death and four peNOns wounded in separate in- cident s during a pos t · Thanksgiving night of violence, police rt'Ported Investigators s aid a man armed with an ax was shot and killed in Hollywood today after amas hing windows a l o ng Hollywood Boulevard and ad· vancing on otricers with the wapon. its handle covered with •a American flag. Police Lt. Charles Higbie said officer Gary Kirkpatrick. 29, kmed the man with a single shotgun blast after warning him to bait Identification of the dead man was withheld pending notifica- tion or relat1 ves. In Los Angeles, a police spokesman ~aid one or the dead, 34-year-old Pedro Nunez of Pico Ri vera. was shot and kllled by police oHicer David L Baird. He said Nunez a llegedly grabbed a nothe r policeman's gun and aimed it at a team of of- ficers trying to arrest him for in- Umidating and assaulting resi- dents of an apartment house at 1133 S. Hope St. In a second shooting, Investiga- tors said Thomas Williams, 52, was ~ill ed and four other persons wounded at 2S008 S. Crenshaw Blvd . b y th e estranged husband of a woman who was visiting the Rolling Hills Estates apartment. Police said they arrested Ben- ny Ros, 39. in connecijon with the shooting. The wl(e, Mittie Ros. 36, was reported in critical condition at Torrance Memorial Hospital. Poli ce department in · yesUgators said they were in· "'1tig-ating the possibility that tbrte other violent deaths may M-Y• been gang·relaled. Ruben Diaz, 21, was killed by one or more gunmen who fired Fog Hide8 North By Tiie AalOdaW Presa A mhc of fol and low clo*ls P>inl the coast and lo tbe Central Valley, and m08Uf lair In the San Frucisco Bay Area and aortb ol ...... are on the weather menu tot-NOl'Ulern C1Ufonda. six sbot..s from a passing car as Diaz .,..ailed in line at a ham· burger stand at the intersection of Washington Boulevard and Hoover Street. Myron Gillespie. 43, was found lying outside his apartment at 11122 Bonwood Drive, El Monte. a bullet wound ip his chest, and d ied a short time later at Baldwin Park Community Hospital. And a 28-year-old Los Angeles man was found dead of bludgeon aiid stab wounds at the rear of an apartment house at 169 S. Boylston St. Police withheld his name until relatives could be notified. Quiet Hol iday For Carters PLAINS CAP) -President· elect Jimmy Carter spent a quiet Thanksgiving holiday at his ranch-style home here with members of his family. Carter conducted no an· oounced business Thursday. nor was any schedule for today an· nounced in advance. Foundation trustees will com- pare that offer to the one sub· milted Wednesday by Cadillac Fairview just a few hours before the deadline set by foundation trustees expired. Currently running third in the 'bidding race is Mobil with an of- fer of $279..8 million, but il was clear today that the oil company still has the opportunity to outbid its competitors. Foundation attorney Howard Privett left the door open for furtber offers by assuring in- terested parties that the trustees are not setting a hard and fast de· adline. Privett said the foundation hoard will set and discuss bids "until we only have one to deal with." Whatever the nature of the final offer a nd the identity of the bidder, It cannot be accepted without the approval of Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith. She could not be reached today for comment on the Allen·Taubman ofter. Her lawsuit against the lounda· lion set the stage for the current bidding battle. Drop Dead? Board Mul,ls Suggestwm Coast Community College J)is\.ricl trustees had several su11esUons about stJggestion boxes at the district's two campuses this week. but. took Chancellor Norman Watson's sucgesUoo to study the S"Uestlon.s further. The jssue came up under a discussion of the district's goalt for this year and next, with Goal No. 4 sut1e1Jting the djstrict improve communJcaUon with students and fac:e_lty by means of a plan ol act.lon. WATSON SAID RE WAS havin& some trouble with the 1uaesUon box augatstioo. posed earlier by Trustee Donald G.Hoff. . .. I'm frankly cOncemed about the klnd or 1alba1e that mllht 10 In a 1u11estlcln bos," be tald trustees. Tl"ultef Worth Keene aaid it Yt'Otlldn't be the first . 1ener•tiOI\ ol 1tudt0.a to cram IWY acaqesUOD.I m a •uun· U6nbox. •-ftay 1111081' EVgN SUGGEST 'fit drop dead," he chuckled. "Yes~ and lh40 you'd be cridclled lt you dldn'l comply with the aua1eatton," Wataon auuesled . l Toda y'" • Stoeks FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1976 TEN CENTS MPs H unt Source Gas Sickens Gate Visitors SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A cloud of powerful "CS" tear gas near the 6th Army Presidio and the Golden Gate Bridge dis· per sed today a fter sending several people to hospitals, the Army said. Presidio information officer Lynn M. Ligon said an expended gas canister was found on Doyle Drive, the main road bordering the Presidio and leading to the south end of the bridge. He said it did not have Army markings. "Whether it's the one responsi- ble or one of several we don't know," he said . He added that 15 military policemen were searching the big base, which is open to the public, for other sources of the gu. He said all Army supplies of ' the gas a t the base were intact. The gas. used by many law en· forcement agencies as well as the Army, burns the eyes, ir· ritates skin and respiratory passages and can cause nausea. It was used lo disable rioting de· monstrators in the late 19005. The Presidio notified the California Highway Patrol of the leak. The patrol then issuect an alert to all drivers via radio sta· tions and toll booths. Drivers were warned to roll up their windows and, at any feeling of discomfort, to pull over to the side of the road. Ligon said at least three persons went to area hospitals for treatment. He said h e believed aJl of them had been re. leased. Ligon said the Army's supplies of tear gas were not involved. A Gusty Winds To Cle ar S k y Along Coast Santa Ana winds, gusting to 35 miles per hour tonight and in- creasing at times to 50 miles per hour Saturday, will keep skies mostly clear and sunny in Orange County this weekend, ac- cording to the National Weather Service. Morning fog is expected along the coast, along with slightly cooler temperatures. Highs will reach about 60 degrees and night· time lows about 53. Surf is ex- pected to range from three to five feet. Inland temper atures will also drop slightly, with highs in the mjd-60s and lows between 48 and SS degrees. Travelers ad visories have been issued in desert areas where northerly winds 30 to 45 miles per hour will kkk up sand and dust through the weekend. Otherwise, desert skies will be clear with temperatures re· aching 60 degrees and dropping to the low·40s at ni1ht. · Smoking Said Cause of Fatal Newport Fire Newport Beach firemen believe smoking in bed caused the fire that killed a 67-year-old invalid Thanksgiving Eve in her second story apartment. Mrs. Doris Bridge, who lived alone in the Oakwood Gardens complex at 1680 E. 16th St., was found dead in her charred bed by firemen following the 10:13 p.m. blaze. Firefighters qufckly ext· in1uisbed the blaze. which caused an estimated $10,000 damage to the contents of the apartment and $25,000 damage to the structure. Robert Garreu, 50, who lives two dOQl'a from Mn. Bridge's apartment, dJacovered the nre and wu burned slightly al· tempUn1 to .rescue her. Mrs. Bridie WH a retired of •. fice worker and had lived alone at. the apartment tor several yeara. A nelchbor sa.ld •be employed • nveral maldJ wbo prepa,nd her meala. She Is survived by a d•ulbt.er and ton·ln~law Jn Pa.1adena. miUlary policeman said earlier that the base supplies were heavily guarded and secure. Ligon said the first alert about the leaking gas came at 11 : 15 p.m. PST from Lorenzo Munoz, shift supervisor for the Golden Gate Bridge District, who heard about complaints from drivers at toU booths and went to check. "Subsequently be was affected and he went for treatment to Let- terman Army Hospital" on the base. Several hours later the gas was still evident, said Ligon. Esc ape Plan Saves HB Family in Fire Five members of a Huntington Beach family followed a pre· planned evacuation route and escaped from their bu.ming home early Thanksgiving morning, ac- cording to fire department of- ficials. The fire in the David Oliveri home at 8682 Franciscan Circle a ppare ntl y starte d i n a downstairs televisioo set shortly before 6 :30 a .m .. then swept through the two-story structure. Da mage was estimated at $60,000. Fire Inspector Roger Hosmer said Oliveri, his wife Patricia a nd c hildren Tony , 9 , Chri&topher, 4 , and Erln. 2, escaped from the fla m es because they had worked out an evacuation plan in advance. Hosmer said the family met in the master bedroom, exited through the window to the patio roof and leaped to the ground. Mrs. Oliveri suffered a hurt elbow, but the injury was not serious, according to Hosmer. Hosmer said the family was asleep when the blaze broke out but was awakened by a noise of a window breaking from beat generated by the fire. He said the structure suffered $30,000 damages and all con- tents worth another $30,000 were destroyed. One truck, two engines and paramedic units were on the scene. Firefighting efforts were direct ed by Battalion Chief James Watters . Echeverria Blames Woes on Wealthy MEXICO CITY CAP ) -Mex- ican President Luis Echeverria blames wealthy businessmen for starting rumor s he said were de- signed to destablilize the coun- try, increase its dependence on foreign capital and cripple pi-o· grams to aid the poor. "There are small minorities who have amassed a lot or capital who think ther e is no other solution for the progress of Mexico than alliances wi th foreigti interests," Echeverria said Thursday in a speech. T he preside nt, whose term e nds Wednesday, has been criticized by some businessmen TREATY HAILED, APPEALS PLANNED-A4 for his economic policies. There have been three devaluations of the peso since Sept. 1. Echeverria 's administration also has been the target of strikes this week by landowners and businessmen protest lnf? ex- propriation of more than 243,000 acres of farm and ranch land in Sonora state's rich Yaqui VaJJey. The land was turned over lo some 8,000 poor families. Within the past week, Mexico has been swept by a variety of rumors, includ,ing reports Echeverria might be overthrown in a coup or might try to st.ay in power beyond his constitutional six-year term. Echeverria said, '"These latest rumors were synchronized, or- eanized and orchestrated in technical offices to alarm Mex· icans ... They want to de - capitalize us in order to bring in foreign capitalization." Cypress Pairy Hit for 860 A man who boU,aht two pack• or cigarettes and lhen produced a aun as the clerk rani up the ~robbed a Cyp~ dairy ot $80 in caab in a Thanksgiving day holdup, Orange County sheriff's deputies said. -Dt~utiea utd the clerk at Rockview Dairy, 8511 Moody st., told them he was alone in tbe slore •hen the customer en· tered on the pretense oC buytna ~ta. 1" told omcer1 the sunman Otld from the store on root with the contents of the cash re~ ~er. cl1arettes and a carton "milk. Re mentioned no names and did not explain what he meant by "technical offices." Organizers of a one-day busi- ness stoppage Wednesday in 41 cities said they would keep stag- ing spch strikes until the govern- ment stops taking over private property. They did not say when ..J the next strike would be. Also ·striking ·to protest Echeverria 's policies were lan· dowtters in Slnaloa state, who fear their land may be ex- propriated. Newspaper reports said groups of poor, landless farmers were taking over prt vately held Japd In several areas of Sinaloa and Sonora stales. Near Guaymas; the r e ports said, squatters moved onto about 5,000 acres of wheat land: A Sina'loa la ndowners' associa· Uon requested and was granted a Mexican supre me court irij'unc- tion barring the government from expropriating land owned by its members. A provision of the Mexican con· stitution s tipulates that one person may not own more than 250 acres of Irrigated farm land. Some landowners whose holdings were expropriated in Sonora amassed their tracts by having individual allotments held in the names of various members of the same family. Coast Wea t h.er Wind warnings are out for tonight and Saturday with winds to .CS mph forecast. Clear. coo\ highs of60·65. INSIDE TODA V tht btulrre ~ode of hif. f Of"JI known.ca Che Children'• Cru.ade will be relfwd in. a rruufcGl to how fb worid pre· mitre .at Ota"ge Cooat coiuge. See .P.aoe Cl of ~ We~r. .t(IJ DAILY PILOT 0 P'r1d1y. Novem~r 26. 1978 THE CHASE l ••• ••• Dotma Lag .. a 1t't111 A high-speed auto chase ended early today lo South Laguna with the arrest of a Laguna Niguel m1to and h.ls female coropanlon. Orange Counly sherict's de· putles jailed Samuel Roeman, 34, ot29351 San Briseno, on chBTte.s of drunken driving and resisting ar· rest after halting his car in the Wesley Drive section of South Laguna. They said Rosman was first apoCted drlvlnc at unlawful 6J>eed in Dana Point. omeen said they ftnally SW""• rounded and blocked the Rosman car ln South La1una. Rosman and Lisa Covtn1ton. 62, of 23705 Mariner Drlve, Laguna Niguel, stepped from bis car and was ar· res led. Both are now held in lbe county jail. Mrs. Covington is charged with failure to appear in court on an earlier traffic warrant. ~ •• In Buntingtoa B~acla ,, A Huntington Beach youth who allegedJy tried to nudge and knock a Huntington Beach :policeman's patrol car off the road in a lOO ·mile-per·hour pursuit in a predawn episode Thanksgiving Day is free today OD $25,000 bail. Lawrence Pemberton, 18, of 16812 Tullow L ane, and his two juvenile companions escaped in· jury when Pemberu>n's souped. up 1973 sport s edan piled up on Warner Avenue near Coast . , 1· •• And lr1'ine ~-A "John Doe" in Orange Coun· ~Y Jail who led officers from five ~gencies on a wild chase through ~e Irvine orange groves Wed· ~esday is still unidentified, -:Irvine poUce said today. ·9: Sgt. Bob Kredel said the man's ~;fingerprints have been sent to Sacramento and Washington, but that they still have no idea who he is. I When a rrested Wednesday night on charges of grand theft auto and possession of stolen pro- perty, the man refused to reveal his identity. Police say be is about 2S years .old, six feet tall, with shoulder Jength brown hair. His run·ln with police began Wednesday af. ternoon. when an Irvine Ranch deputy unsuccessfully tried t..o stop him for speeding on Bryan Avenue. . The man drove to the orange BJ'oves off Sand Canyon Road * * * Hi.itway. Officer John Tyler captured the suspect and his two terrified passengers, both or whom were charged with curfew violation aod released to their parents. Tyler said Pemberton almost forced his police car off the road in the chase before the two vehicles piled up. He was booked on suspicion of assault with a de· ad.Jy weapon on a police officer along with assorted traffic charges. north of the Santa Ana Freeway and eluded officers first in the car and then on fool after be dumped the car betw~n the rows of trees. He was chased by Irvine police, California Hi ghway Patrolmen, Orange .county de· puties, El Toro MPs and Irvine Ranch deputies. Although the purswt was un· successful, the man turned up again later that night at a liquor store in the Walnut Shopping Center. A phone call from the proprietor sum mooed Irvine police, who discovered it was the same man. Sgt. Kredel noted that the chase was a bit unusual because the orange trees had· just been sprayed with a toxic chemicaJ. Two officers had to seek a medical examination to make certain they weren't harmed by it, he said. * * * Santa Anan Held In Irvine Crash ~ Irvine poU ce arrested a Santa • Ana man early Thursday morn· ing on felony drunk driving charges after a collision in lr\ttne that left two others with severe bone fractures. I Calvin Newell Klepper, 33, was arrested after his car collided with one driven by 1bomas Glen Haats, 20, of Santa Ana. Haats and his passenger. EliUlbeth Putman, 15. also of Santa Ana. were aided by par amedics at the scene and taken to Tustin Community Hospital. Police said Haals suffered bone fractures to lhe right collar bone and right foot. Miss Putman received a fractured finger aod a bruised tnee. Officers said the accident oc· curred when Klepper, traveling southbound on MacA rthur Boulevard, made a sudden Jefl turn into the Airporter Inn drivtway about midnie,bt. Jlls auto aUe1ted.JY turned in lrcnt ol lhe car driven by Haats, * * * County Cyclist Killed in Crash A 33-year -old Buena Park man yu killed instantly tn Slanton Thanksgiving morning when the motorcycle he was driving went out of control and rammed the re· oirof a Darked truck. An Orange County coroner'' ~pokesman said Victor C. Bond wu dead at the scene of the 3: 23 a. m. accident in the ll400 block of .beach Boulevard. ORANGE COAST I DAILY PILOT who was traveling northbound on MacArthur Boulevard, police said. * * * 48 Motorists Held as Drunk Forty.eight motorists were booked into the Orange County Jail on drunken driving charges during the Thanksgiving holiday, jail offi cers reported today. Deputies said the California HJghway Patrol accounted for the bulk of the bookings with 28 arrests during the 24-hour period beginning at4 p .m. Wednesday. County jail records indicate that 11 drunken drivers were booked into city jails. Cos~ Mesa had three and Newport Beach two in the same period. South Coast Paramedics Start Soon Paramedic service for Laguna Beach, South Laguna, and por· lions of Dana Point and Laguna Niguel will begin Jan. 8, Orange County F i r e Department spokesm an Steve Garrett said to· day. The paramedic unit will be based at the South Laguna Fire Statton at Second Street and Virginla Way. It is estimated about half the unit's responses will be lnto the city of Laguna Beach which· Is contracting for the service at an annaaJ cost of $70,000. Lasuna voters approved a 7-cent tax override in lbe general election to finance the f roe:ram. Six men wil be assigned to the unit, three per shift. Glider Pilot's Body Found NAIROBI, Kenya (AP> -The body of Austrian band &Uder pilot' Hurbert Kuebr haa been tou.nd near the foot or Mt. Kilimanjaro two weeks after he disappeared lo an attempt to glide from t.be sum· mlt of Agrtca 's highest m0unt.a.ln, oMclall said today. Kuehr, a a8·year-old hote.llcr from Kitsbuebl, Auatrta, dlqp. peared Nov. 11. A ma.salve aJr and '1"0UDd search tilled to find hi.a body. RlA 1rile, Emma, lut week oftered a $600 reward in hopea African vlll••en end trib esmen llvln1 neu tbe IJ.MO.f oot mountain would Jol.ll tMlni8t. ToRKSda -Career diplomat Malcolm Toon has b een named the new U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union. Toon, tiO, is now the a mbassador to Israel. Whites Only Policy to End For Rainbou:3? DES MOINES <AP) -The In· ternational Order of Rainbow Girls may drop its unwritten "whites only" policy under pre- ssure from stale affiliates, an Iowa Rainbow official says. L. Ray Cha mberlin, acting chairman of the executive board ol the Order of Rainbow Girls of Iowa. said that Rainbow or- ganizations across the country have voiced s upport for his branch in a controversy with the group's international assembly. T}le dispute arose in October when the international assembly suspended all of Iowa's chapters alter Michelle Palmer, whose mother is black , was voted into the Rainbow chapter in the town oflndianola. The international, based in McAlester . Okla., said it acted because of. irregulatities in the -processing of Michelle's applica· tion. But Iowa omcials said the suspension was ordered because' of an "unwritten rule" banning blacks from the group. Sailor Guilty In Stab Death SAN DIEGO (AP) -Sentenc· ing is set for Dec. 15 for Jeffrey Ray Cross, 19, of Bakersfield, convicted in the stabbing death of a pregnant Coronado woman. Superior Court Judge William T. Low found Cross, a North Island Navy Base enlisted man, guilty of first-degree murder without premeditation, attempt- ed rape and burglary. Cross testified he was under the influence of LSD when the April 29 slaying or Brenda Joyce Boyd, 21, took place. Mrs. Boyd was the wife of a Navy officer and was ifl her seventh month of pregnancy. 'Sea Phobia' Brings Suit 3 Agents Hit . . By FBI Fire? NEWARK. N.J. (AP}.-Tbrce FBt 11enta were wounded du_rinr a stakeout that thwarted an al· tempf.ed bank robbery, FBI of. nclala 1cknowled1ed todl)'' but they refu.aed to c<>nflrm cc duy a report the aaenu were wounded by ahota fired by fellow FBI aieou. One man wa" shot dead at the wheel of what the FBI said wa.s the intended cet&W1¥ Clr durioJ the attempted robbery al the sub. urban Wood·Rld«e National 'A.verag'i' Rape Set At $1,65Q LONDON (AP) -Britain put a price on rape today. The government's Criminal Injuries Compensation Board aaid a woman could expect to receive l,000 pounds ($1,650) if the attack left her with "no significant physical J.Jtjuries and average psychological reac· tion." 'the terms were spelled out by attorney Michael Ogden. chairman of the board, in the an- nual report. He said many rape victims receive up to twice as much, depending on injuries. But not all the 1,040 women known to have been raped last year will be compensated. Many forego compensation willingingly because they just want t o forget, Ogd_en sald. The board has been · paying compensation to victim.s of criminal violence, including those who h ad been ra'p~fcf; since It was formed in 1964. But today's rePQrt was the first that set a specific price for rape vie· ti ms. The Board r eported that it has paid over SSl million in 12 years. It paid 13,599 claims last year out or 16,690 who applied. According to a schedule in the report, a victim might gel $330 for a broken nose and an additional $165 if he needed an operation to straighten it. A fractured j aw brings $942 if it requires wir i ng up for a month, a stab wound in the stomach is valued at $1,072 and the loss of an eye is put at $8,250. Anyone injured in an assault or by someone else's criminal action can apply to the board for compensation. The money comes from a fund set aside for Ute purpose out oC general re- venues. Bank Jn Wood·Ri.c, N.J., 10 mUunorth of Newark. · A'eeond man wu wounded by IUnflre, the FBI siid, nod otie man was arrested and held w $500,000 bond on ll bll!\k robbery charge. The three wounded FBI aeents, all attached to tho Newark FBI office, were hosplta1hed In nearby Hackensack Hoapltal in good condition, the FBI lo Newark said. The fourth man wounded at Ute scene was in serious condl· tJon at the same hospital, lbey .said. .'.I'be New York Times reported today lbat top FBI inspectors are trying to reconstruct the shootout .to determine what happened at the bank. The Times reported that sources close to l~ inquiry said one agent on the outside ap- parently mistook an agent in.side the bank for a would·be robber and fired, hilting him. When two other agents inside the bank went to Ute aid ot Ute wounded man they were also mistaken for robbers and shot by agents outside, according to The Times. An FBI spokesman in Washington confirmed that an in· specUon team bas been sent to New Jersey, but said that was routine in cases where agents are wounded . The s pokesman declined t..o comment on the re· port that the agents were shot by other agents. An FBI spokesman in Newark said be could neither confirm nor deny that the wounded agents· were shot by other FBI men, but confirmed other aspects or the ·nmes account. The Times said agents were dispatched to the bank on a tip from an informer. Three agents were stationed inside and a .number of others outside. When three men drove up in a car that had been supplied to them by the FBI through the in· former. the agents inside bad cleared the floor of most of the staff and customers and had locked the inner doors, The Times said. While one of the men waited at the wheel of the car, the other two wearing workmen's clothes, gloves and masks and carrying drawn pistols started into the bank only to find the inner doors barred. The shooting erupted al that point. Wh en Jt was over Franklin Vuono, 59, ot Lakewood, N.J ., was dead at the wheel of the car and Vincent Amato, 52, of Jersey City, who reportedly has a con· viction for bank robbery had been wounded. The third man, J ohn J . Calorco, 30, also of Jersey City, was held on a charge of bank robbery. Saved by Star Badge Takes Bullet Impact . I When 19·y ear-old David Crawford says he chased a Crawford took the job as a securi· man lurking in shadows around ty g u ard at Palm Harbor the hospital Tuesday night, then General Hospital in Garden was knocked down by a bullet. Grove, be got a badge with the "It felt like someone pushed uniform and now he says that me." he said. badge may have saved his life. He fired back at bis assailant He was shot in the chest during but apparently missed police an apparent burglary attem;>t, said, adding that Crawf~ pro-· but lhe bullet struck the badge bably prevented a burglary and only. dented the securily beca~se nothing was reported guard, police said Thursday. missing frpm the medical offices. 6'"' E,,a JM Nellie Taylor Ross, the na- tion's Cirst woman governol'j will turn 100 years old Mo"° day. Mrs .. Ross was electe4 governor of Wyoming ia. 1924. , . Clelllente To Furnish lifeguards : The Orange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks ComrnisSiqn has recommended the city or San Clemente continue to provtde contract lifeguard service to county beaches between Laguna Beach and San Clemente. The cities of San Clemente and Laguna Beach were competing for the county contract. The re· commendation by the com· mission came Wednesday on a 4·2 vole with CDmmissioner Thomas O 'Keefe·, a San Clemente city councilman, abs- taining. San Clemente bid about $!7T,850 versus Laguna's bid or $98,ro<>. San Clemente's bid ,,.,as $11,000 lower this year than last for \'he same service. Laguna Beach Lifegu ard Chfof Rruce Baird stressed the prox· imity or Laguna Beach to the beaches being guarded. tte safd Laguna could provide year .. around emergency service in act dition to the days in the contract. . Baird also said people of So\,\th Laguna ca ll Laguna Bea~b guards i n emergencies and Laguna guards do respond eveo though ·they are under no obliga- tion to do so. San Clemente Lifeguard Chief Dick Hazard stressed his depalt- ment 's experience with the cotlh· ty contract service. He said he did not consider response time cji noncontract days a major con. cern. The county contract is im~­ tant because il allows the citieS re defray ongoing overhead and ad· ministrative expenses with the county funds. The final decision is to be made by the Orange County Board of Supervisors within two weeks. Ol'IS, TIU.T'S EGG ON FACE LITTLE RO CK, Ark. (AP) ,;_ , Otis, an 18-inch octopus who lives in a sea water aquarium at the Seafarer r est aurant, had its name changed to Iris after it laid about 5,000 eggs. , Restaurant owner Clarent)e Cash said he has already lined up four foster homes in anticipation of the mass hatching and is look· 1 ing for 4,996 more. SAN DIEGO (AP) -Francis Seara was first mate aboard the seiner Neptune when it sank 60 miles off Ecuador a year ago. Now he's suing the owner for $650,000, claiming the experience left him with a phobia about the ,- sea. The 172-foot ship, a former Navy minesweeper, went down with 500 tons of freshly caught tuna. Seara and other crewmen were rescued by the crew of another tuna boat. The sinking, said Scara's at· torney lo flling the lawsuit this week, produced mental problems that make the San Diego fis· herman afraid to go to sea again. Sl,eel Firms Hike Prices PlTl'SBtJRGH (AP>- Armco Steel Corp. and Wb~linC·Pittsburgb Steel Corp. today joined two other major steel pro· duce:rs in increasing prices on Oat.r olled products, u..Wid heavily in consumer coods. Flfth·rank ed Annc.o, cl Middletown, Ohio, and Wl'leelln1·P1tt1burth, the nation's ninth lar1est ~ due~. boosted prices b)'. a~ 6 percent, matching in;:aes announc~ late Wed e1d•1 by NaUooal Stet Co.-p. and Jones at Laulblln Steel Corp .• both cl Prttabur.b. Flat·TOlled ateel 11 UMd widely In the automotive and ,. '-ppUuce lndultr1es and the price lncreues could mean add.lttonal cot-"'to COD1Umen. WOULD YOU BELIEVE - THAT' THER.E ARE STILL COMPANIES .•.•. WHO CARE IF THE PRODUCTS THEY SELL PERFORM? •.•.. WHO PRIDE THEMSELVES ON SERVICE? . .... WHO WNAT EVERY JOB DONE PERFECTLY? ..... WHO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INTEGRITY? YES, ''VIRGINIA," THERE IS AN ALDEN'Sf (TRY US, YOU'LL LIKE US.) DEN'S :iiisia11atioii;·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor J66~ 'lACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646-.4838 :-6~6·2355 ' • " ~ ,. •'I reasury ...-·t for ntaxed' ASHINGTON CAP> -The uury'a failure to coll~t tax. on tbe value of limousine vice provided to lnellctble ~ernment oTficlala is costing J"upayers up to $4.8 mllllon 6l year, Sen. William Proxmint charged today. "There is no reason tor another day's delay in taxing govern· ment big shots for lbe free limousine service they now re- ceive." Proxmire said in an- ,nouncing that his "Fleece of the 'Month" award would go to the Treasury Department. On Sept. 5, 1975, Proxmire not- ed, Treasury announced a pro- posed regulation that would tax .as income tbe fair market value ' of chauffeured limousine service between an official's home and of· flee. "But as of today, the reguJa· tions are still not in effect," Proxmire said. "Meanwhile, the Treas ury and the Internal Revenue Service have cracked down on s uch groups as in- surance salesmen who are pro- vided cars for use in their busi-ness. ''While the Treasury has been tough on ordinary citizens, high- ranking government officials still go untaxed almost 15 months after the proposed regulations were published," he complained. Al"Wl ........ 16 Proxmire, who frequenUy jogs several miles to work, has been campaigning for years to cut down the use of government limousines, particularly their use in commuting. In the Washington area alone, he says. about 800 officials are driven to and from work despite a law that allows government cars to be used onJy for official t>urposes. Vns~laedtded Stop The law authorizes chauffeuredl door-to-door service for only a• handful of officials. including the fresident, Cabinet officers and ambassadors. "White House staff, generals and admirals at the Pentagon. undersecretaries, assistant secretaries, heads of agencies like the Veterans Administration ... are specifically not eligible for that free service under this law," Proxmire said. In addition to the lost taxes. he said, the taxpayers are forking over about $13 million a year to pay for the limousines and chaw ,feurs us<.y the 800 ollkials Teacher Gets Probation In Lewd Case Former Corona dcl Mar High Sch ool t eac h er Alan J ay Schwalbe has pleaded no contest io lewd conduct chcirges filed by police who arrested him last Aug . 3 m the restroom of the San· &a Ana main pubhc library. Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge Ri chard Orozco accepted the pica a nd placed Schwalbe, 44. of Newport Beach, on three years probation Schwalbe I!> currently serving a six·month county Jail term arr. posed after his conviction on morals <'harge!> s temming from his sexual relationship ~th two male students at Corona del Mar High School It was ruled that has period of J)l'obat1on will commen<'e when he 1s r<'lea-;ed from Jail n<'xt April Copter Plum.mets BUENOS ArRES. Argentina :<AP) A heli copter carrying .President Jorge Videla has made pn emergency landing today becau se of a mechanical malfunction, but no one was in· lured, the government there Uid. Cars from Amtrak's Panama Limited lie strewn across the tracks after the train derailed Thursday near Dyersburg, Tenn., on a southbound run from Chicago lo New Orleans. Thirty people were treated at a hospital and released, but none was seriously injured. Soviet NOW? Russian Men Lanwnt Lib MOSCOW (AP> -The journal Literary Gazette says dozens of irate men have written to com plain that Ii berated Soviet women are losing their feminini- ty and acting like men 1n their smoking. drinking. cursing and having free sex. In fact , the Soviet Union's new breed of working women have forgotten bow to be women. the weekly news paper's readers said in the latest issue. "Every man dreams of a woman who's soft. loving, ex- pressive. affectionate. modest and shy. of a feminine woman,·· wrote Grigory Molodtsov from the town of Volzhsky. "But they're getting ha rder a nd harder t.o find. "Men are getting fed up with crude women who have the man· ners of cowboys. Their bossy shouts around the house. their shabby way or dressing and their s waggering way of drinking bot· toms-up like a man turns the home into a crude barracks. I. Zimin of Leningrad agreed He said "every man would like to see in his house an atmosphere of softness. warmth. and. if you will, of purity.'' Instead, worn en these days try to act like men. "smoking, drink· ing, cursing and engaging in fr~ lo)fe," he said. Even at the front m World War 11. wrote A. A rkilov from Nikolayev. girls wearing boots and greatcoats managed to keep their femininity. But now, he said. "it"s hard to distinguish the girls from the guys: their vulgar laugh, swag gering walk, cigarettes." And their language -not just on construction sites but in of· fices "m akes even strong men blush,'' he wrote. Since the war, women have as · sumed an ever greater share of the Soviet workload. They now make up about 52 percent of col- lective farm workers and 48 per- cent of factory workers. accord- ing to recent statistics. Other statistics s how that women continue to run Soviet homes and raise chUdren, adding another four to five hours to each workday. The Soviet press h as a<'knowledged the problems in· volved in reconciling the dual roles of women, and social plan- ners are trying lo ease the burden with plavschools for children and lake-out meals for quick dinners . But the attitudes of both men and women toward the woman's role are changing slowly New Trustee Still Unseated In Huntington Doris A lien, newly elected Huntington Beach Union High School District trustee. has yet lo be seated. . The Orange County Board of ' Supervisors did not certify a Nov. 2 report of elections at their Tuesday meeting The a<'lion must be taken before candidates in those elec· tions can vote as a-member of their groups, according to high school district Superintendent Frank Abbott. Ugly Ducklings Don Mrs. Allen sat with trustees and joined in discussion at Tue s day 's m eeting at Westminster High School. "It was a surprise to me," she said after learning she could not vote. "I want to discuss the legalities involved in this with the district's counsel." Mrs. Al- len said . . Tutus in Swan Lake · A touch of humor will muc wtth 6tories about legal rights and ~oliday precautions m Sunday's :Daily Pllot : POINTED HUMOR -The ballerinas wear toe shoes and J.utus and perform a r~gnizable ~·swan Lake," but there's ~mething different about them. aybe it's the chest hair or their arge stature that gives the men away, but they don't mind. Their 8oaJ is to amuse audiences and burlesque ballet. The story will ~on the entertainment pagej. ! HOUDA Y D&INKING -ls the car ahead of you weavtoc7 Or d your own vlslon be a little urry? Judith Olson ol the Daily ot Staff lakes a look at some ways to cut down on the frllhten· lni accident statistics resuJUnt from drunk driving. The story lHd! off the YOU Section. (SUND A Y'S BEST J MIRANDA DISPUTE - Almost all law of!lcers now cany a "Miranda card" that they read to suspects. advising them or thelr right to remain silent or call an attorney. But some officials believe the requirement to read such a statement lets in the way oC law enforcem~nt. The As- sociated Presa will examine the controversy in the YOU Section. CB RIPOFFS -Owning a Citilen.s Band radio is almost an llt'WitaUon to theft, but CB owners are fighting back. The relative merits of different types of alarms and flashing light systems in preventing thefts trom cars are noted in a special AP story. Orange County Regislar of Voters Al Olson said state law re· quires approval b y the supervisors of the election report wtthin 28 days of the Nov. 2 con· teot. Olson said approval or the re- port was delayed because a re- count In the Capistrano Unified School District election was re- quested. ·'The report should go to the board next Tuesday," he said. •'Candidates will be able to be seated by their next meeting." Trustee Ralph Bauer was up- set by the delay. "This ts grossly unfair," he saJd. "They have deprived the clUiens ot due process. They owe u~ an apology." Abbott pointed oot that Mrs. Allen won the Nov. 2apeclal elec· tlon by more than 4,000 votes . ··we have been With only four board members for six months now,"hesaid - TidePQols Can Be Classrvoms By WIUAAM SWEENEY Ot-.p ... , ~-..... For thouuods of bennU crabs, starfish and mussels, it's the only bome they know. For tens of thousands of dementuy school children, ft'•• fascinating location to explore the myJleries of ocean life. They come together in tbe Newport Beach Narlne Ufe Refuge, which stretches ftom Little Corona beacb eouth to the city limits. The Newport Beach Refute, one of several located along the Orange County sborellne, was created to protect the marine lite from abusive practices or tidepool visitors. Prior to legisJa. tion enacted in 1968, persons vis- iting tbe tidepools oftentimes left with buckets of marine specimens. r apidly depleting the tidepools of life. Currently. all coastal tidepool marine life is protected by law violators are subject to a • fine or six months in jail tor in·' tractions as stated in the California Stale Fish and Game Code. ln 1971, the City· of Newport Beach hired a marine refuge ranger to enforce these regu)a· lions, and educate the visitors to· the tidepooJ areas. Since that time, two others have been hired to handle the 75,000 annuaJ vis- itors tothe refuge. The purpose or the various re· fUges, according to Marine Re!uge Ranger Jack Mitchell, is to give the visitor an opportunity to observe hundreds of species of marine life in their natural habitat. "People who visit the tidepools have an opportunity to ·View marine life ranging from sand fleas to lobsters," Mitchell said . .. It's a fantastic learning ex· perience.'' The l ea rning experience aspect of visits to the tidepools is a primary objective or school dis- tricts from various locations in California. "In the spring, as many as llXl elementary school children. along with other visitors, will ex- plore the tide pools in one day." he said. "Usually. they come pre· pared with a general knowledge of what to look for." This gener al knowledge is aquired with several classroom hours spent studying the types. habits. and markings or marine specimens. Arter arriving at the tidepools, the students are given a brief lecture by Mitchell, and turned loose to roam frttely about the area. sometimes sketching the animals. "We are trying to educate the youngsters to use their eyes, not their hands," Mitchell said. "We explain to the youngsters that ICELAND RANGER MITCltEU.. EXPLAINS LIFE IN THE TIDEPOOLS In Corona deC Mar, l.oc*. But Keep Handa Off touching the animals might in· jure or kill them. Usually, we have no problems with the young people." Altbougll.Milchell bas had sue· cess getting cooperatioo with the young people, some problems oc· cur from time to time with adults. Mitchell said be believes it's only a matter of education. "Usually the people un- derstand what we are doing after reading the pamphlet the marine department has made availa· ble." he said. "We are asking the people to police themselves." In addition lo the ocean specime ns prevalent at the tide pools. visitors wilJ oc· casionaUy see squirrels, deer. and the majestic osprey hawk. .. Several osprey hawks have been around here as long as I have," he said. "They build up speed wlth tbelr lour-foot wlng span and dive directly into UN! water for fish. ll's f~inaqJ• Squirrels .tftat occasionally vis- it the beach area have no inten· tion of tntering the water, they choose instead lo !east on tbe brown bag lunches brought to the area by school children. "That's one of the first warn- ings the kids receive after arriv- ing," be said. "lt doesn't take Joni for one of lhose squirrels tb nab a lunch." · Working amidst visitors to the tidepool refuge is a source ·of pleasure for Mitchell. . "Working witb young kids. especially pre-school and elementary school children is a most enjoyable experience," he said. "That's what it's all about." As Mitchell stands among several students on the jagged rocks of the refuge explaining the various types or life, he spots anoth e r gourp or children marching single filedownthenar- row paved patb, obviously excit- ed about the vlslt. .. 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Haw Weather: Slows Relief Qiiake Toll May Hit 4,000; Many Children Die · MURADIYE, Turlrey CAP) - Relief workeu atruaated throuJh snow and over destroyed roads to. dl)' to M1J> thowianda ot earth~ quake v1cllm1. Local offid-11 said 3,021 bodies bad been re· covered in the area and exprelled fear that the death toll may ap-proach4,000. i...Tbe grief-stricken survivors of muradiye spent a seci>oCl ollbt outdoors in subfreezing tem- }1tratures. Mevlut Sivasoglu, the township's acting governor, said tents, blankets and fuel were desperately needed to ea.te the suffering of the survivons, many of them iQjured. 'I'm No Bero' SNOWSTOalll, DEEP crevlcet tn roads, coaUmtlq af· tenhocb, a.ad com.mualcallonl disrupted by w~ after. noon'• qU.Ue Wel'e bamperlnf l"elCUe efforts 1n the 1D01m'8h>0ua ttrnln, offlcl.is said. Officials in Ankan said a maaalve reUef el!ort was being mounted, with Turldlh military planes continuing a round-lhe- clock. airlift to the provincial capital of Van. . But rucue etf ort.s were chaotic in devastated Van Province, and residents charged that the relief work bad been poorly coordinated. Pair Defy Shark To Resc-ue Surfer 111£ DE8T&OY£D ROADS and an el1bt·incb snowfall kept zwcue workers from reaching CaldJran, the heaviest bit town., unWtoday. Reeldent1 there said many J>U10111 who mlaht bavelUJ"Vived had died under the rvbble. One newspaper said some wounded buried under tbe rubble bad fiwentodeath. Doctors at the state hoepital in Van aaid many of the dead ap- peared lo be under tbe age of 12. Dr. Abdulltadir Sonmex said there were about 600 wounded at the hospital, many of them children who had been separated fromthelrparents. AN AERIAL SURVEY of Caldiran Thursday showed only two buildings sUU standing. "Caldiran is completely wiped off the map. We fear 60percentof its 2.300 oooulation is l~ de4d un· der the rubble," one official said. arou.nd-tbe·clock basts. Sever.i deputies demanded in parliament that the covernment resettle aur- mon because of Use b&l'fb weather. caowos OP 8t11lVIVOU ••t.bered around the Hmatns ol olfidal bulldln1s ln Murad.lye and pleaded for tents and blanket.a. Of6ciala aaid food supplies *en sufficient l>ut tbouslai>dl more. tents and -arm clotbinl wen badly needed. Peaaants gathered around bon- fires near the wreckqe of lhelr homes and near the bod.Jes ol lovedonea1Vhodied. One man cried over the remains ol bis two dead brothers. Another held ~ bod!ea or bis 2-year-old 'twto sons. ''I DUG OUT OF the rubble the bodies of my four children and two nephews," said taxi driver mtmetSevcuJ. Ei:oil Taylan, an elderly bearded man, said there was a "deafening roar" as bulldincs crashed down around h1m and his family. He said be thanked God for sparing seven of his nine children. T.-eat Ret•nas Fuselage of the Fl.4 Tomcat jet fighter that plunged off the aircraft carrier Kennedy in the North Atlantic and touched off a two-month search has been returned to the Norfolk, Va., Naval Station for examination. The un- derwater search for the Tomcat and its secret Phoenix missile cost the Navy about $1 .7 million. DELRAY BEACH, Fta. {AP) - A 19-year-old surfer whose right arm was badly mangled by a shark is in critical condition in a hospital today. He was pulled to safety by two other bathers wbo de· fled the shark. Doctors said Alan M. Brenn,eka of Sunrise, Fla., suffered· a severe loss of blood before ge,ting treatment. But a Bethesda Hospital spokeswoman in Boynston Beach said doctors believed they had saved hi• arm. The Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul said eight more jolts rocked the area Thursday and more aftershocks were likely in the next few days. The initial tremor registered 7.6 on the Richter scale, indicating a major earthquake capable of widespread, heavy damage. Mehmet Zeki, a Caidiran resi· dent, said, "We heard the moans and cries of our relatives from un- der the rubble all night Wednes· day. I dug out with my hands the bodies of my three children. My wife and mother remain buried. Perhaps if I had had a pick and shovel I could have saved them." Pri.soner Treaty Hailed POUCE SAID BJlENNEKA WAS SURFING about 40 y ards off. shore in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday when be was attacked. They credited surfer Mark Schroeder of Coral Springs and beach walker John McCurdy of Philadelphia, Pa., for getting him to shore. Schroeder, 19, a Florida State University freshman, said there were about 30 other surfers in the area when the light-colored shark, five to six feet long, attacked Brennelta. Schroeder and McCurdy said they reacted without thinking of personal danger. .. WE JUST SAW 11llS GUY BLEEDING," said Schroeder. "I thought about that afterwards. I thollght it could have been any one. of us, and I would have wanted somebody to do that for us." Mccurdy, 27, a television producer and announcer who is visit· ing his mother here, said, "I hope they don't exaggerate this. "I didn't see any sharks when I went out there. I'm no hero. I j~stdid it. It was inslinct." SCHROEDER SAID HE HELPED WRAP Brenneka's arm in towels and used a belt as a tourniquet. The beach, about 15 miles from West Palm Beach, was im· mediately closed. A police spokesman could not r ecall any other shark attacks in recent years. Schroeder said the attack would not keep him from surfing. But he said he planned to take up a new hobby -shark fishing .. Ex-CIA Agftt Reports FOREIGN AID FOil the quake victims began trickling in. The United Nations representative in Ankara said 1,000 arctic-type tents were being sent to Van. An Italian military cargoplanefullof supplies was expected in Ankara: The U.S. Embassy said two transport planes would arrive later today with 1,000 tents and other supplies. Helicopters airlifted supplies to the townships of Ercis, Ozalp, Calditan and Di yadin, villages located between Lake Van Golu and Turkey's border with lran and Soviet Armenia. The communications ministry in the capital of Ankara, about600 miles to the west, said supplies would be airlifted to Van on an Oswald Ready to 'Spill'? WASHINGTON CAP>-A retir- ed CIA agent says he recalls that several weeks before President John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald of· fered to give the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City information in ex· change for a trip to Russia. David A. Phillips, a former CIA officer in Mexico who now heads the Association of Retired Intelligence Officers, said in telephone interview Thursday niibt: "My general recollection is that he (Oswald) wanted to go lo the Soviet Union via CUba, and as part of that he said he might have some information useful to ~·· Phillips declined lo say where he bad obtained that informa- tion. other lban to say "l was aware what was IOUll on." c.rter Pl•JU •ttdflrt WAS HINGTON CAP> - President-elect Jimmy Carter and Congressional leaders may prepare a Joint budget that would make the one President Ford leaves behind obsolete soon after [ I N SHORT J he submits it neJCt year. Aides to Carter said he is con- sidering this approach, but hasn't come close to making a decision. Ford. who plans to sub- mit his 19'6 budaet to the heavily Democratic Congress Jan. 17, is meeting this weekend with aides at Camp David, Md., to discuss his proposed spending program. O•••••Adced BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP) - President Elias Sarkis has asked the United States and oil-rich Arab nations to help prevent a Syrian-Israeli clash in southern Lebanon, Beirut newspapers re- ported today. Syrian troops or an Arab peacekeeping army now occupy aJJ of Lebanon except for a st.rip along the Israeli border. Israel has massed troops and armor along lbe frontier after warning that it would not tolerate Syrian troops or Palestinian guerrillas too close to Israel. Syrian troops and tanks were known to be entrenched 30 miles north of the Israeli border. Lef. tist spokesmen say a planned southward advance by the Syrians had been suspended pending Sarkis' attempt to mediate. Olhla 'Tila ...,.,, Told HONG KONG (/\ P) -Chinese military units were called out to restore order In Fukien Province, across from Taiwan, after supporters . of Mao Tse· lung's widow and three other dis· credited radicals created "turmoil." according to provin· cial radio broadcasts. . China analysts in Hong Kong interpreted the broadcasts to mean there were violent clashes and possibly casualties in the southeastern province lbat faces the NaUonalist-held island. Troops used "effective measures to deal blows at the sabotage activities of the handful of class enemies," according to a broadcast Sunday. There was no mention of casualties. Snow Tips the Rockies Great Plains Share in Stornu, Winds T.-..perat11r~• o1111f nt>rtlltrn Mii ol tile Rock•~ Into l ........... ,.~,... ... r-------:----.... NebrH~• •nd ulreme north~t "•" AlhllO\ltl'Q.,.. •t L- ~ l"tlll. .... --.... ~ltr~-­IC-•· arod I" nort .... rn WltcOMll\. Tn .. t acrvlso•IH were posl~ '" 1>11'1s ot Utell, north•'" and ._.,.,,, Coloredo. Ntbr~Hke, IOUll'ott" Miii· lleMt• ll'ICI MlclllQen. Anchor-30 .il114'nld " f\r\m•rck ,. 8oi ... 51 llof!M '° llr-111<-,. lluffelo ,. Chlca90 60 (.oncl,...lt .0 c1e.,,.1..w1 so Dm-., ""1rolt .. 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The first exchange is not expected until next April, sour:,<;es said. at Santa Marta prison here in· d.icated they plan court action to overturn their convictions as soon as they got back to the Unit· ed States. One said she would be met al the airport by a ball bondsman and two lawyers. ROBERT ARTHUJl FISHER, 42. of Omaha, Neb., who has served 26 months ol a seven- year term for forgery and mari- juana possession, said he coukl not understand how Americans could be forced to serve time in the U.S. for convictions based on confes.5ions extracted by torture inM~ico. to take into consideration not on· Iv whether their rights were violated under the Constitution, but also certainl y the spint Of the treaty," Jovasaid. Legislation pending in tbe Mexican congress would allow release on parole for the dntg of. fenders. WOMAN INV.4D~ ELVIS' MANSION MEMPHIS, Tenn. CAP) -A woman was charged with dis· orderly conduct after she climbed a fence around Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion here, police say. JOVA SA I D THE main purpose of the three·year 11gree- ment is the return of convicts to thei'r native cultures, where they can be properly rehabilitated. Nearly all the American prisoners in Mexico claim their civil rights were violated. Among other things, they charge that Mexican police used torture to make them sign confessions in Spanish that they could not un· derstand. Inmates intetviewed Thursday Others said they don't expect the treaty to withstand a con· stitutional challenge because it would require imprisonment for crimes committed outside the United States. Nevertheless, Fisher said, "We want the treaty badly. If nothing else, we've all learned to greatly appreciate the U.S. Constitution and the protection of human rights it provides.•' .. THE U.S. COURTS will have Security guard George Baugh called police after the woman, identified as Paula Marie Russell, 35, ran inside a bathhouse at the estate's swim- ming pool Thursday and refused to leave, authorities said. Baugh' told officers he and another guard had to drag her from tbe bathhouse and bold her until police arrived. lf.!1 r.&.JJ:IQ~ V ~a$'V~~u ~n~~~ informative .. · . entertaining ... useful ,. and only in your Saturday DAILY PILOT HELPFUL TIPS and timely news for outdoor and indoor gardeners, plus yard and home maintenance information. ACTION PHOTOS and exclusive stories of Friday night's high school and college football games. · . COMPLETE WEEKEND STOCK TABLES for full New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange lists ... week's highs, lows, close and volume. GET ACQUAINTED with area churches and their activities in the Saturday church pages. SHOP THOSE GREAT BARGAINS in the famous Daily Pilot Dime-A-Line classified . ads. No merchandise priced over $25. DON'T MISS THESE SATURDAY SPECIALS AND MORE IN YOUR DAILY PILOT 642-4321 • ) , .. . , .. i •• • Doctor Cleared ·In Death TORRANCE (AP) -A doctor \Vbo pleaded guUty to giving druts without a prescri_plioo can· not be linked to the death of former child actress Mary Anissa Jones, district attorney's spokesmen said. Miss Jones, 18, of Playa del Rey, died Aue. 28 while visiting trlenda in Oceanside. She had l>een one of the stars or the television series, "A Family Af. tatr.·· ALTHOUGH DR. Don Carlos 'Moshos, 65, or Ha.rbor City, had treated Miss J ones in the past, .Deouty Dist. Atty. Ronald Ross saJd; there was ''insufficient ~dence" to link Moshos with her death. Moshos faces sentencing Dec. 20 by S uperior Court Judge Frank Baffa following the guJlty plea Monday to two counts of il- legally administering drugs. HE WAS originally charged with 11 counts following an un- dercover investigation by the state Department of Consumer Affairs and Torrance police. Agents said they purchased drugs from Moshos. PUC Approves Relwaringon Plwne Calls SAN DIEGO CAP) -Pacific Telephone Co. says the stale Public Utimies Commission has granted a rehearing on the con· troversial message unit system of calculating residential charges. A statement said ~nd.ing the rehearing, the extra charges will be levied on customers having JO-call or 60-call monthly service arrangements. The residences involved arc in San Diego and Orange countic::-. and the eastern San Francisco Bay Area. • Rock Spect~ular 41'Wl,.,...to Bob Dylan was one of the guests at the final live performance of "The Band" Thursday night at Win- terland Auditorium in San Francisco. The Band's finaJ note, after 16 years on the road, sounded at 2:02 a.m. to- day amid resounding applause from 5.000 who heard Ringo Starr, Van Morrison, Neil Diamond, J oni Mitchell, Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Eric Clapton, Paul Butterfield, Ronnie Hawkins and Muddy Waters. VD Cases Increase Despite-Education SACRAMENTO (AP) -Venere11I disease continues to spread in California despite an education program that state school Supt. Wilson Riles claims is working. Riles' Department of Education said this week that the program "has begun to establish that VD education can be an effective means of prevention." BUT; THE DEPABTMENT added : "When confronted with de- mands for conclusive evidence that VD education leads to reduc- tions in the incidence of veneral disease, even the stnunchest ad- vocates of VD educ a ti on a.re hard-pressed r or proof. "Far from stopping the spread of VD, present efforts at VD con- trol have scarcely managed to slow it down.•• Frld!)I, November 28. 1978 DAIL v PILOT Al 8.3 Rie1ater Reacliag Quake Rocks Upstate · FERNDALE (AP) - A 1tron1 earthquake rum bled tbrou1b a 100-mlle·long at.rel.ch ol far Northern California early today but ·no damage or injuries were reported anywhere. The U.S. Geological Survey in Golden, Colo. J)laced the epicenter ot the quake ln the Paclllc Ocean about 60 lo 70 miles off the eoast. due west ol Creacent City. It said the quake measured 6.3 on the Richter. seemed to lHt a Jong time," said Geor1e Johnston, program director of radio station KINS ln Eureka, 1S miles north of Ferndale. Johnston said the quake rattled objects in his of. fice, but nothlne fell to thenoor. The dlsastroua 1906 San Francisco earth· quake measured 8.~ on the Richter Scale, a measure of ground mo- tion. An lncreaae of one whole number means that the quake intensity I• at leut 10 \Imes p•eat.er. . An earthquake d 5.6 lntenalty Is rated ea~ ble of caualn1 damap in populated areas. but the redwood country bit to- d a V i I D 0 t heavily populated. ....................... ""'---.. ........ _...._....~,..DltA---------~..-... .............. ""' ............ ~ WIN A FREE MOPED JUST nJMfi THIS COUPON~ A LABORATORY spokesman said the shaker hit at 3:20 a.m. PST along a coastal band I that a lso included Eureka, McKlnleyville, Arcata and Crescent Ci -~ ty about.25 miles south of I the Oregon border. ~®lj)@@l ®@ill~@rrfs @JJ ~rDJ@!ffi@©0 fim@o F0tt A CHAHCE TO W1M A NEW Stai.~• BIANCll MO-PEI> JUST IM TIME FOi a.nw.s. ~ ·························· Ferndale police chief Charles Ooff said be had no report s of any damage in his commwti· ty, a rew miles eastof'the Pacific Ocean. Goff said his wife felt the quake but "I didn 't feel a thing." "It was a rolling, rumbling quake that .. ~ ....................... . t:1t11l1 e: •••••••••••••••••••••• JI 65 ~ ltYcl. 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The commission initially or · dered the charges stopped Nov. 2. but later issued a decree ex tending the deadline by 20 days A date for the rehearing on the rate system has not been set. AS AN EXAMPLE of the continued need for instruction, the re· port said students in a Los Angele.s County school had asked their teacher whether masturbation causes venereal disease and whether drinking before sex causes it. tJOO Bir<h Dead; Poison Suspected SAN LUIS OBISPO CAP) -Hundreds of flock· ine birds have been dropping from their treetop roosts and dying in lhe streets of lh1s city in the past three days, possible vtctims of poisoning, officials say. The dying bards -estimated to be as many as 600 -are pigeons and blackbirds. Birds were stiU dying Thursday, said David Romero, the city's pubhc servace director. LOS ANGELES (AP> -County Sheriff's in- vestigators have concluded their investigation of two patient death~ at Metropolitan Slate Hospital m Norwalk w1tbout hnchng any charges. Coroner's inquests had rendered findings ( J that patients Mark State Ho)comb. 19, and John _ Mullck, 37, had died "at --------the hands or another other than by accident." Reports on their deaths have been forwarded to the district attorney'so(fice. A11ii-IH>flcott LatD Clear SACRAMENTO (AP) -A prohibition on goods being sent to Saudi Arabia In Israeli ships or ships that stop in Israel doesn't violate California's new anti-boycott law, says state Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger. Younger's office says it also remains legal for a shipper to guarantee that no parts or any goods be· ing sold to Saudi Arabia were made in Israel. Of· ficials say both are common bus iness practices. K..Un> f'IQldl119 •~~filed OAKLAND (AP) -Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. said that an investigation by the company had disclosed a number of "questionable" contributions to political campaigns aod payments lo overseas customers. I In a letter to stockholders, President Cornell C. Maier said the payments had ceased and that a copy of the company's findings would be submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Internal Revenue Service. ·.,.,.on Crfme Decl•red SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Angered by a rash of assaults and murders, San Francisco leaders are declarin1 war on crime. "We need to do something to use the dread people feel walking the streeL'I of the city, to try to &tve them feeling of security," Mayor Geor1e Moec<>ne aald in announcing special overtime funds to put 60 extra patrol men on the str~l5. • • V) B -· \.) ' t a tJ > weslc • p Twinkle.Twinkle .:: .. Thousands of lights "· ··In windo,vs and trees at. ··: Westcliff Plaza these nights. " ... .·· .. ~Gifts alluring fill the stores -·· .·Give with fondest love, .:·To yours ... Seasons Greetings 44 fashion Island. new~ center 644-5070 • :t: ~ ~ '< v· • 1: (\ ~ ~ (j\ • I ~ ~ ~ s 1 • r- ~ (j\ ~ fj ). • ~ ~ ,. ~ ~ • . -. ,. • . . . . '.48 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Tax Effort Welcome The tentative property tax relief plan outlined for Cali!omians last· week by lbe Brown administration as a sort ol trial balloon js encouraging in that it represents initiation of some serious action on lbe part of the state. Ut\der the $200 million plan, ia homeowner wouJd l)ay full property tax ttP to a limit or 4 percent of f amlly Income. Above that limit. the state and the homeowner would split the tax bill. Thus. a family earning $20,000 a year and living in a $40,000 home with a $1,000 tax bill would be entitled to $100 in relief from the state. Orange County residents rnjgbt receive even more help since the average property tax bill here exceeds $1.000, though the average housing valuation is $40,000. · Of course any property tax relief measure means the state will have lo look elsewhere for revenue unless there is a sub- stantial cut in state s'pending. This, too, say state officials, would have to be considered as part of the tax plan. And an important facet could be a reduction '.>f mandatory state programs that must be financed at the local level. Also likely is a split or the assessment rolls to put a heavier tax burden on com- mercial property to offset reduction of re- sidential property truces. ll 's no simple matter. But in light of the alarming recent increases in property taxes. any indication of early and serious effort lo attack the problem is welcome. · Beyond Price The tragic school bus accident that took the lives of 28 Yuba City students focused attention on the need for stricter safety con- trols for buses chartered by school districts for student transportation. But an estimate prepared for. the stale Board of Education indicates that state- wide enforcement of stiffer licensing re- quirements for drivers and stepped up main· tenance and s afety inspections for charter buses could cost between$15 and$20million. Cont.ractors told the board they would· have to pass the ~t of complying with the new regulations on to local school districts. So the board has asked ror re- examination of the rules to see if they can be modified to reduce the cost without sacrificing safety. Heaven knows it's costing enough to operate our schools these days. But there probably 1sn 't a parent-or other tax- payer-in the state who would suggest that school bus safety is any place for economy . And there s imply isn't any question that charter buses. and their drivers, should have to conform to the same safety require- ments formulated for buses owned and operated by school districts. Too much is at stake. Financial Puzzle Financial policies or the California Department of Transportation continue to be baffling. Not long ·ago it was r evealed that CalTrans ended the fiscal year with $308 million in reserves because it had chosen not to pursue completion of planned highway projects. · Now it develops that the agency held back for three months in applying for another $125 million in federa l funds earmarked for California roadbuilding. It's estimated some $300,000 in interest was lost by not having the funds transferred here. . • CalTrans director Adriana Gianturco claims it was wise to let the funds ac- cumulate in Washington instead of applying for them piecemeal because the California agency wasn't ready with projects that needed financing. Critics of the move say they fail to un- derstand her reasoning, since the state highway system is, they believe, falling apart and thousands of Californians could use jobs putting it back together. Why, they ask, did CalTrans not have projects lined up, when funding was availa- ble? Good question. There must be some .answer other than the "shortage or money'' response the agency has been giving us. Mass Transit Myths Abuse of Motorisu Won't Solve Problem EARL WATERS ) Egged on by the U.S. Urban [ Ma ss Transportation Ad- ministration, the City of Berkeley has agreed to cooperate _ in a federally funded study aimed a t establishing a charge been responsible for detrimen- tal effects upon the environment by making possible the con· version of ecricoltural and other outdoors to suburbia. for motorists using their city streets. The study will be made by the Urban lnstilute of Washington. The government agency had shopped around the nation, ap- proaching a dozen other cities with its proposal before finding a taker. C o n templated an the plan . which admit· tedly has a lot of wnnkles, is the assessment of all motorists o( a $1 or more daily for the privilege of driving within the city. The theory behind the plan 1s the relief of traffic conges- tion in urban areas rt 1s part of the growm~ view held by bureaucrats thHt the automobile has out~rown its usefulness and that the public s hould be herded into mass transit. This same thinking is behind the administrative efforts of Governor Jerry Brown to halt highway construction and divert funds to mass trans(>0rtation facilities BROWN 'S PEOPLE have also talked about adding to the motonsts• costs by imposing new taxes to discourage vehicle usage. One such proposal ban· died about was based upon the theory that the automobile has If they had done their homework they would know that it was mass transit which opened up the rural areas to suburban developments long before anyone had even one automobile There seems to be a view com· mon to the new bureaucrats that people are averse to mass rapid transit and must be forced to it through oppressive actions against the automobile The fact 1s that if mass rapid transit exist ed to provide adequately for the needs it would be used. The further fact is that in most sec- tions of California it doesn't exist 'I'm afraid Who's Who In the C.J.A. 'is out!' or is far from meeting the needs. And all lhe abuse of the motorists can't force them into something which isn't there. NOR JS the idea that burden of providing mass transit be shouldered by the motorists one that si.nds any scrutiny of fajr. ness. For those who would benefit the most monetarily from the establi shment or good rapid transit systems ,are the busi- nessmen and the owners of pro- perty served by such systems. Just as freeways, opening up new areas for development, have re- sulted in increased land values, so too would the mass transit systems. Rightfully, then, property should be assessed to rellect those increased values derived from mass transit development. ln the overall it is more likely that all citizens would benefit from good rapid transit systems and therefore its development costs should be shared by all. The Berkeley study, expected to be completed by next summer. will be of great interes t throughout the state and the ian<i. It hardly seems likely that In a slate where the highways. roads and city streets h ave been financed by the motoris t s through gasoline taxes, the courts would find it reasonable to subject them to further charges for their use. lt also seems un- likely that the Legislature would permit cities to invoke such tax methods. No doubt the retailers. .hotelmen and r estnurant.eurs \fill be making themselves heard in Sacramento on this issue. More Brokna Pr09lkes1 Alaska lndians'·Fate WASHING TON -ln the name of civilization, white Americans have pushed the Indians off their hunting grounds and herded them into reservations. The only wilderness left open to them is Alaska's vast, frozen tundra and timberland. By Act of Congress. this last open territory was granted to them in 1971. The Alaskan Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts were declared to be the rightful owners of Alaska 's wilderness. Their an - cestors had roamed this harsh country for centuries. The Supreme Court supported their tight to the r egion in an 1837 de- cision. Then in 1969, a giant con- sortium of oil companies, known as Alyeska, prepared to build the Alaska pipeline. THE COMPANY. in clearing the right of way for the pipeline, found the authorities UMure over who owned the Alaskan wilder- ness. The 1971 Act was supposed to have settled the issue. But the fedu•l bureaueracy, as we've pointed out in the past, doesn't always pay attention to the laws that Congress passes. The Interior Department has shown a decided reluctance to implement the Act. The department has been re- ceiving pressure from the same selfish while Interests that have succeeded in subverting Jndian treaties in the past. The big game hunter:s and recreational in- terests fear. not without cause, that the natives will Umit the hunting on their land. Business and political circles Dear Gloon1y Gus Wage increases tied to cost of living increases are like OPEC raising oil prices because of world inflation. Both are causes or the spiraling inflation. G.J . Gloomy Gu• commeMs •rt >ubm1tted b' r••c:IC!rS •nd do not t18<tU•rtly f'llHec t lf\e vttws of th• n .. •u•pt r Stnd y.,,., pet -·•••Gloomy Gu>, D•ily P1101 (JACK ANDERSON J are also uneasy over the economic power the natives will wield if they finally gain control of their vast acreage. Already, 12 federally funded, native corpora- tions have been set up to de- termine how best to develop the land. THE INTERIOR Department, therefore, has been obstructing the transfer of the Alaskan wilderness to its native owners. Congress gave lnterior the authority. for example, to re- serve certain easements. The purpose was to provide the general public with rights or way across native territory. The department seized upon this provision to issue massive. blanket easements on the entire ~oastline or Alaska and around all inland rivers and lakes. The dispute over this action has become bogged down in litiga- tion. • It's an old, sad story. Time and again, the federal government bas signed treaties with the In- dians, which guaranteed millions of acres but which delivered only thousands. At this moment, protected white interests are illegally draining off the life-giving water of tribes in various parts or the COWltry -under the eyes of a government that systematically welshes on its commitments. DICTATORS BEWARE: Wit Jimmy Carter in the White House, several Democratic con- gressmen will seek next year to strip tinborn Lalin American dic· ta tors o! their m illtary aid. The group. led by Rep. Ed· ward Koch, D.-N.Y .• claims • that the military governments !ace no threats Crom external enemies and are using American weapons to oppress their own people. Carter has indicated thal he will consider human rights in de- aling with foreign nations. Koch expects to have his support. which be will solicit after the new foreign policy team is appointed. Koch, a key member of the ap· propriations subcommittee that dispenses foreign aid. succeeded earlier this year in pushing through legislation embargoing military aid to Uruguay. He cit· ed Uruguay's use of U.S.- supplied weapons to torment its own people. The Crisis of ihe Furbish Lousewort like nor more than a very few 1 ART HOPPE 1 never met a politician I didn't ( ] admired. Among the latter has been my old college chum. -----------..J William Hathaway, who somehow wound up as the cur- rent U.S. Senator from Maine. The odds against his becoming a successful politician embraced his honesty, intelligence. courage and, above all. reasonable- ness. Here, r al ways felt, was a rational man. True, once elected t o Congress in 1964, he did develop a teensy, lit- tle obsession about the $600 million Dickey-Lincoln hydroelectric project which en-, visioned building two huge dams in the wilds of northern Maine. But nobody's perfect. thought to be extinct... I ex. plained. "The botanists say it grows only along the south bank ol the upper St. John river ... •• "That's where we•re building ourdams!'' "Were," I said. "As you know. federal funds can't be spent on projects which might destroy en- dang~ed species. And while we sure are sorry about your dams, . thinJc of the generations yet un- born who, thanks to you, will come to know and love the furbish lousewort." WELL, 1 won't tell you what Senator Hathaway suggested I do with the furbish lousewort. He certainly isn't the reasonable chap I always thoughtbJm to be. It's .Never Too Late. tO Start HE TALKED of hardly anything else. For more than a decade he sacrificed wife, family and, yes, even his golf game hf a gallant struggle for this public power project. Who knows what insidious pressures the private utUities brought to bear on him? Who knows bow he convinced his ~athetic colleagues? Frankly, he sounded more like a hydroelectric-power-mad dam- mer who would calloc.ly trample on any innocent furbish lousewort that croQed hll J>ath If he isn't closely watched. It's not only hi& valuea I'm •or- ried about, It's his aaoit,v. Ever since I broke the new:., he's been teJling people the furbish lousewort eata peanul ptama. Youth can be more fun the second time around! All you have to do is start somet.h.ing. Mary Baker Eddy was 86 when she started the Christian Science Monitor. Frank Lloyd Wright was 89 when he designed the Guggenheim Mu se um . W h e n somebody asked the In· n ovatlve architect which or his buildings be deemed lhe best, h e replied, "The nm one.'' Amerlce 's elderly are as sus· cepti hie as the re•t ol us to the no- tion that government should lake care of us. But the intellect, as cerulnly H tbe leg muscle.&, tend to atropl\y rtom disuse. The me:n and woman whose mature year• are the most tun and the most frultlul an tho$e who ba"e 1 challqe -"'an· tullllled dream -a rcuon to cct - ( PAUL HARVEY J up in the morning. MAE WEST at 83 starts film· ing a new movie next July! Hulda Crooks is going to climb Mount Whitney next August - for the 16th time -at 81 ! If you lack that degree o( physical "energy, b'-'Y a bunch of paint and you be tbe next Grandma .Mosu, but, at whatever age, the' best of aJI possible time to start sometJUna la TODAY I The most tragic brainwashing to which humankind bu ever been subjected is the pr-opailnda rrom government and u.nlons and lndust.ry ond some cio(ton that you're as "good as dead" at6S. With enouih repetition, the most foolish pbilo$0S>by comM to be accepted as fact. So they give you a gold watch and a pen1lon and pack you off to Florida wber. you find a rockins chair ln the midst of othcrl whO got there ahead oC you -and from them you learn to walk old and talk old and think old and act · old and contemplate your aches and pains and practice up to be dead. That doesn't take practice! Alfred Burlini retired as a meat cutter at 65, made his wood· carving hobby a new vocation - and became a renowned and prosperous sculptor. STUDIES at Michigan State University confirm that learning capaclty diminishes litUe, lf at all, with advancing years. Senl<>r citizens there are studying toreign laniuages -in ·prepara- t.lon ror travel, for writing or just for "stretching their minds." The ~rcentage of Americans over 65 will be half ol our total population within another 20 years. To waste such a resourct would be a social injustice and an economic catastrophe. And meanwhile the chemists and the biologists are busy slow- an1 down the aa1n, process; they've done It alrt.ty in lab anlmala. They•u make. Ume st.and sUU iC w1thln the next 20 years each or us has an sddi- tlonal 20. · Start something! A UNIVERSITY of Wisconsin study reveals that those or us whO remain physically well and ac- Uve into our 80s and 90s are moderate. flexible, enjoy people. enjoy nature and are able to laugh at ourselves ... we like flower~ and dogs and northern lights and the traffic along a detour. And start something. Philosopher Will Durant just completed and sold a new teleVision serie$ -at 91. And The Rev. James Aker of Ralet&b. N.C •• preaches three strenuous revivalA a mooth ot the aieor 1051 Youth ean be more lbn and mo~ fnillfull -the second tlme around. And another lhift(. Old Boy. shave! Every mornina! You look better, you teel better. And another thing. Old Girl - don •t e ver stop primping. Anybody, includln~ yourself. would r~thu ame.ll of pe.rf ume than medlclne! But at last he won. The $600 million was authorized. All that remained before construction began was the Environmental Impact Report. That's when they discovered the furbish lousewort. Oh. how my heart leapt up when the news flashed over the Aasotiated Press teletype. I was the very first. to reach Senator Hathaway by telephone. What arelriendsfor? . "CONGRATULATIONS!'' l med. "Thanks solely to your grueling efforts over the past 12 years an Ar my Corps of Engineers botanist gathering data for the impact report. hes round not one but as sped mens of tbe furbish lousewort." "The what?" inqulred Senator Hathaway coolly. (Could il be he wasn't a furbish lousewort lover?) ''It's a sernlparuitlc w'lld •napdragoo thlll u~ on the roou of host plants and was long ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llobtrr f'l. Wtfd. P..,h/11/Ji .. ~ Thnma1 Kutlll. €d11nr Bortiara Kr<iti.c It. Edllorlal Pagie £dtror The editorial pa61;> or\~ l>Jrilv Pilot seeks to I nform e nd stimulate rc11ders b) ~~cntlna on thi s poae diverse ('ommentary on topi('s of Interest lr3 6yndicat· ed columnists and cartoonbt11. by providing a forum tor f'\'adt>rs' vl«-ws and by prescnting thla newspaper's opinions ond ideu nn current topics. The edilorlul opinjons or the 011ily Pilot opptnr only in the edltori al column itt tht> lop or ll'lt Jl3~(' 0111ni()n~ {'\· pres<i<'d by ll'lt' rolutnnbt!i nnd eartoon1sts and ltttl'r "l1IN'?l 11rr their own and no endorsement or their vitwl( by th P1uty Pilot. ~hould bl' lnrrrrC'd. Friday, Nov. 26. l976 . ., . 'Missing' Worth Look ·But Competition, Holiday May Cut Viewers By JAYSHAa.81.JTI' LOS ANGELES (AP)-In many areas tonight, public TV 1s ofrering a show that gripes about the lack of mental sustenance in network entertain- ment shows. It is called: "You Should See What You're Missing." (Channel28,9p.m.) CBS, meanwhile, is offering "French Connec· tion 11," NBC has "Rockford Files" and ABC has an "All·Star Tribute to John Wayne." WITH SUCH COMP ETITION AND the Thanksgivinl weekend exodus of millions, betcha can count on one thumb the number of viewers who'll see "You Should See" tonight."-StiU, if you're in the market to have your thoughts pro- voked, take a look at this show, produced by Chicago station WI'TW, which aired it in the Windy City last April. It features nine fairly to ex- tremely prosperous wrtters and producers or network shows vigorously nipptng at the com- mercial hand that has fed them. Interes tingly. only two say they're leaving TV. WAMIAUc»t THE NETWORK NIPPERS INCLUDE Larry Gelbart or ''M·A-S·H," Susan Harris, creator of the quickly-axed "Fay" series, Joe Wambaugh of .. Police Story," and Danny Arnold, chief honcho of "Barney Miller." Excerpts of various episodes ar e shown to il- lustrate what some gripers are griping a bout. One "Barney Miller," in which Arnold shows what had to be excised. could be made into a funny sitcom called, "You Can't Do Thal in the Family Hour." The episode concerned a massage parlor and the arrest therein or a young lad for pleasuring women for money. The arresting officer, a lady cop, says back at the precinct: "Okay, cowboy, let's go." ABC, AaNOLD EXPLAINS, DIDN'T want the arrestee in the s how and objected to the ''cowboy." reference "because it was remihiscent or the character played in 'MJd.n.ight Cowboy,' who was a male prostitute.'' In the end, ABC left the character in but the· "cowboy" out. Also out was a reference to the lad ·as, "Buckaroo." Silly, yes, but thus did ABC pre- serve the sanctity of the famUy hour. The show, which also includes a look at a com-("--------.... ] p~ny that "tests" au-7J" REVIEW dience reaction to shows for the networks, lets the ---------" nine producers and writers trot out a familiar litany of laments. THEY SAY NETWORKS PREFER the bland to the provocative. Networks fear to offend, fear re- ality and that ftelworks are far more inte:reste<l in attracting young, affluent . audiences than. in stimulating minds. The reply or the networks: none. The show says -but not until the finale -that CBS, NBC, and ABC programmers "declined to appear on this pro- gram." No reason is given, but it should have been. Still, the show is valuable in that it'll set off a few thoughts in your noodle about network TV, which too often serves as a nightiight that talks. One aspect or the show bothered me, though. NON.E OF THE WELL-PAID complainees threaten to try to improve the medium by working in something called public television. I It tends to make most of them seem like Garden of Eden residents who object slrongly to the lack of mosquitoes. New Law Protects Debtors Even your snow -plow will look go9d SACRAMENTO CAP) -Regulations designed to crack down on un - ethical collection agen- cies have been adopted by the slate Department of Consumer Affairs The new rulei> were described by the depart- ment as tht' "toughest consumer protection re- form package in almost two decades.'· THEY INCLUDE pro- visions which require collection a gencies to: -.::;_Make sure that their notices do not appear to be from a governmental agency. · Insure t hat their notices state that ques- tions a bout c ollection agency acllv1t1es can be sent to the Bureau or Coll ec t1 o n a nd In vest1gative Scn 1ces -SEND WRITTEN notices dem anding debt payments to the bureau before they're u~C'd to m- !lure they do not violate law:. or regula tions Make a good faith eff ort if a debtor disputes a debt lo insure that the acbt rs Jeg1trn1at<' Th1.· regulations also proh1 b1 t 1J col I ecu o11 agency from thr1.•aLC'nmg h1 contact or rontactmg d aebtor 'i. t'rn plo~<'• 11 the umtact W(lulct t•ndan((er · lnt. aeotor ., Joo. c•xccp1 11. <'<'rt.11n 'leg1t1 maU.' .,1tuat1on~ HE KILLED PARK DATE FRESNO <APl A Tuolumne Co unty man has been l>Cntenccd to hfc in prison for a con viction or murdering a woman h<' had taken on a date at Yosemite Na- tional Park. Bruce Allan Curtis. 24, of Groveland, was sen- tenced by U.S. District Court Judge M. D. Crocker. Cur lis had been found guilty by a jury in the strangulation dealh or Barbara Bentley, 19, of Fremont THE in White Stag This season you're going to look dazzling no matter what slope you're skiing. In colors as full of vitality as you are. But our skiwear has a lot more going for it than looks alone. Like knit insert~ for 111 and movability. And pockets where you need them. And from White Stag. All in our ski apparel shop where you'll find everything from thermals to gloves. a. women's nylon parka. peach/orange, powder/navy, 5-M-L $50 b. nylon bibber, orange. navy, powder, white. 8 to 14 $42 c. ombre turtleneck, acrylic and wool. peach and brown combination, 5-M-L S25 d men' c; nylon parka, navy' orangei yellow. 5-M-L-XL S56 e matching -.v.eater. wool and acrylic, S·M-L·Xl $40 t nvlon bibber. navy, 30 to J6 $42 g. turtleneck. polv~ter dnd collon, white. navy yellow. orange. S·M-L·Xl $11 'IX>rt' dpparel 11-1 -o;outh <oc1't pldl.i Friday, ~ovember 28, 1978 DAILY PILOT ,tf! Additive ·Mormon: Divorce Jii4!¢r~ ~ . .:~·~o!~A,,,::~ Gets Eye Threatens U.S. AtP&G SEATTLE <AP) -Mormon Church leader •· ~ · ~ Eua Taft Benson says divorce and pleasure· • ·Li ;,.i;ll~ , · · ' seeldoc lifestyles are threatening the stren1th ;,~ , ~ ~~:·.·,.l CINCINNATI (AP)_ Amerfca hasalwaysfoundinthefamily. '9'i.._tl.. id1.-, ir, ·~ Procter & Gamble of Ben5on, 77, president ol the Council of Twelve Y... I . · ;10 ' ficiaJs believe they will ol the Church of Jesus Christ ot Latter-day Salnts :..~··1 •• ~u~•.vA ....... ,,.. • i•\.,..,:i. be able to reduce the (Mormon>. iuatd that parents s\K>Uld spend more 1 .:. ll~~~1"]ioD_·· .... ·::·. amount of phosphates In tJme at home in an effort to reverse a Lrend toward ~ ~ I' detergents by as much distntegatlonofthefamily. · ~ ]9pm,.., Go To'i =~t:t:n:4!:"~:!t mbft~us. He s u11ested more parental Instruction to ·.1· 1i," M~,~ .....,M~~"w': '$ ... E. s.·': ... j, aluminosilicale. children on life's problems, added recreational and cultural activities for the family and a closer A company spokesman parent· child relationship., · · :t • j ',¥' ' ·said the process was d~ _........_ ___________________________ _ v e loped to im r.rove P&G's position n an· lide tergent con· troversies. Several states and cities have laws banning ·phosphate d etergents which are believed to cause unnatural growth or algae in lakes and streams. John G. Smale, P&G president, said that test· •ing s hows the ne w. material to be safe for humans and the environ- m ent. The company spent $85 million de· veJoping the phosphate reduction process. He said the work on the new material was still in its early stages, and be- ing used on a limited basis. However . the firm did not disclose the loca- tion or the tests or the products concerned. You can too! Call: r714·834·8·aaa .. .• .. What you hear may change your 'life' \ \_. • . . . 495-0401 CO<;IA..it'IA IS7t N•wonrl llv<I '•I South Coast Plaza-Costa Mesa, 3333 Bristol St., 546-9321 Westminster Mall-Goldenwest at San Diego Fwy., 898-2521 '42-1753 •i••w - • Al DAILY PILOT [Regatta Action ' I ~ight, • :competitive yachtJn1 lifbt alone the ulh and waterfront weekend as aailora ~arently wlll be letting tteU' 1banksglvtng din· !Hrs settle whlle •tcblng the football pmea on the tube. : The only regatta s tbedule d in Orange County is Bahia Corin-lJ\i an Y ach t Club's }Jound Robin Team rpces for Lasers to be sjliled inside the ba y S;aturday and Sunday. JN LOS Angeles }{arbor, CabriJlo Beach Yacht Club will attract t~e holiday sailors wilh j\s Thanksgiving Regat- ta Saturday and Sunday and Seal Beach Yacht Club will hold the third r'ace o f its S unda y Sailors Series. If weather conditions p.ermit, many crusing ~chting types will be spending the Thanksgiv· ing holiday a t one or more of the Catalina hland coves. SOUT H ERN calilornia Yachting As- sociation calendar; ~Angeles-Long Beach CABRILLO BEACH Retracing Bis Voyage Dick Gra nt, dubbed the "seagoing canoeist" in the 1930s when he and a friend embarked on a 6,000-mile c ircumnativation of the United States east of the Missippi by kayak, is making the voyage aga in -a lone thsi time at the age of 79 -''just for the heck of it. .. YACHT CLUB ------------------ DEAR PAT: My eJdedy grandmother lives In a small town in the Midwest. She has expressed in· terest in obtaining info~m~tion about memorial societies, but she doe~m t know how to find out which ones, if any, are available in her area. ls there some central registry that lists memorial societies throughout the country? F.G., Mission Viejo A free list of memorial soc;letles Ja the United States a.nd tbelr services can be reqoested from the Continental As~iaUoo of Funeral and Memorial Sodetles lu., 1828 LSt. NW, Wuhlniton, DC %0036. Celo Press, BuasvWe, NC 28714, also offers a 64- page booklet for $1.st. It contains tbe same memorial society list plua other useful information. DEAR P AT: We wouJd like to know how to get in touch with Ray Saucedo of Santa Barbara, a junior high school teacher and Republican can- didate for the state assembly. We read that he is sponsoring an initiative constitutional amendment that would Umil property taxes to one percent of the full v alue of the property. This proposal bas qualified for circul ation in the state. We and a number of our friends and neighbors would like to include our signatures. How can we gel in touch with hlm? J.H .. Balboa The iniatfve d1vislon ol the Callromia Elections Office says you can contact Ray Saucedo by writing to him at 1114 State St., 7 La Arcada Court, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, or by phoning (805) 962-1914. Overelaarged (h,erseas? DE AR PAT: Jn a few months 1 w ill be sending my household goods to Europe on a ship. I'd like to . C,qt a problem? Thtti tunle to Pat Dwian. Pat will cut rt•d tape, gellmq th•• uriMars a11d act wn you need to solv<• fneqw11e~ m !/<>t urrnwnl und t>us1· ness. Mail your QUfStwns lo Pat Dunn J\t Your Service. Orang11 Coast Datly Pilot, f>.O J:Jo.c 1560 , Costa Mesn. CA 92626. Include your telephone number Thi.' column appears daily rzccpl Saturdays . check in advance what pro~ure to follow If I should have a claim or if the charges turn out to be more than 1 've been told they will be. B.E., Newport Beach Send your inquiry lo Albclrt J . Dennis, Office of Public Information, Federal Maritime Com- mission, WHblngtoa, DC %0573. This office wlll help any person needing aid or lnlormalloll re1ardlng claims or complaints lnvolvtng excessive cbar•es, failure to fuHlU sbJpplng commitments or possible WecaJ ac&hlUea. Awe, 'ftere'• tlte R_,, .•• DEAR PAT: How can l get m y kin- dergartener's clothes clean after he has stained them with crayons? I'm at a complete loss. The usual stain removaJ methods don't do the job. Permanent press rabrics arc my main problem . H.H .• Costa Mesa Another A YS reader provided a sohdlon when this same problem was presented a year ago. She recommended "Shout," a Johnson's wax product. Spray the stained area heavUy, let It soak ln and then rub the stain. FoUow with cold water wasblng. Some of the other pre-wash stain remover products on the market may work equally well lf the above method ls followed. Cotatorter Too Refo%~'! DEAR PAT: I have several old wool com· forters that need to be rejuvenated. The wool inside needs to be cleaned BJ'ld carded. My grandmother used to send the wool to a mill, but J 've been unable to locale one willing to do the job for me. J .M., Costa Mesa Custer's Quality Cleaners, 1534 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, can handle this and other unusual cleanJag jobs. The firm's spokesman said that several other customers have their wool comforters "rejovenated" regularly at Custer 's. Thanksgiving Regatta, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Saturday, Sunday. Man Bo l Own 'SEAL BEACH YACHT y a ers OLUB -Sunday Sailors No.3. santaMonJcaBay ,...,0 Swi.tch Radios MARINA DEL REY-.I. I Fleet r aces , member fleets, Saturday. Newport-Balboa BAHlA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB -Round Ro bin T e a m Race, Laser, Saturday, Sun- day. San Diego S AN DI E G O AS- SOCIATION OF YACHT CLUBS -Junior cham- pjonship, Laser, Satur- day, Sunday. OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB -Argosy race to Dana Point, Saturday, Sunday. CORONADO CAYS YA C H T C LUB - Longstreth Series (han- dicap) Sunday: S O U THWES TERN YACHT CLUB -Winter Ser ies No. 3 (PHRF) Sltnday. Patchy toq •ncl to• cloud\ nl<l't - f'nDf'~•"Q "Our-'\ \..•Qftt vart•OI• w lndl nt9'tt and """"'"9 nour\ Hl91to ~l.,,O.y IA ti. W• Coastal t•mP<"••t11ro wllt ,.,. "'-'""'"" H •nd 6• '"'•l"d tem~ Pf''6Hi'fl'\ ••II '•"9e l)ptweotn • M'CS 6' T~ wat•r lttm1>1r•tur• """ C.U. l'IUOAV ~,.,.,h•!lh qn"m. \O ~ona tow 1 Uo m. o I F'tr'I P\IQ.ti ,:,,.,,tow ~-"·'II' 'Jlf'(1""3 tow SATUllOAV 1 1'•.... ', 1 $1 ..... 1. I "" "'-• • • no"' o s SUNDAY r "' ~'"" ) • 1 a m. ' s ,.""'~ • ,.. ~ , 4 ..,_._ "'Qft 1 '1 D "' l' Y.(>ntl tuw t tto"' Ot \tin ''""'"''"•'" Mf\4 &IO"'t NtitJott\ "'--' •' 01 • "'. '"' \0 n r·,., P UBLIC N011CE LEASING DIAUlt DIRECT • IMM•OIAn D•UV••Y • LOWIST RATIS • SUP6•8 ~••VIC• DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 w. w ...... Senti Ana 557. With AM m arine radio telephones becoming verbotun as of Jan. 1, many boat owners will be switchtnc to the VHF/FM radios for short distance communication and lhe more sophisticated single- sideband equipment for long distance. No double-sideband AM set will be licensed alter J an. l , but they may be kept on the boat for emergency use or use in foreign waters. To help ya chtsmen with their new VHF /FM • and s inJZl e-s ideband equipment, the Ra dio Technical Commission for Mar ine Services has published a handbook entitled, "How To Use Your Marine Radiotelephone." Copies or the booklet are available through marine dealers for a price of $2.50. They can also be ordered from the National Association or Engine and Boat Manufacturers, P. 0 . Box 5555, Grand Central Station, New York. N. Y. 10017, or from RTCM (FCC> Post Office Box 19807, Washl ogton, o.c. 20036. Mercado Appointed To Advisory Post Marty Mercado director of the Department or Navigation and Ocean Development (DNOD) has been appointed to the National Boating Safety Ad· visor y Council. a federally s ponsored g roup established by the passage of the Fednal Boat Safety Act of 1971. The council was established to assist the Coast Guard and other boating organizations on matters affecting boating safety. Mrs. Mercado is one of seven members on the council who represent various state boating agen- cies. The balance of the 21-member group is made up of boat and associated equipment manufac- ture!"$, non-governmental boating organizations and the general public. Mrs. Mercado will not r eceive a salary for serv· ing on the council. P UBLIC NOTICE , ... ,, .. PICTITIOVS IUSINf!U N•ll•lf! S"TATUOl&NT TN followlnq Df!rton\ •r• dol"O busf.. PUBLIC NOTICE; ~g;:g ...... ~. ~ ~~ ~]l::mli(.]'19 RADIATOR CARE SPECIALSI tumN AIEA ·~ l\.Sl1'I ... ~ Ml "°"' .. , ,., .. 541-5111 COSTAMUA 111 ( ...... • *"""°" ... 645-1264 M -II &IWllU 11¥1 --~O.nOI ""' ..... .......... ~ .~('l.f•ct .,.O.,• '•"-'• "'.._w... .. .....,..\l' .. Ot ..... (l"-r4o•· ....... .,., "~"'•"tlif,..,v•C ..... .. J1o1t., VIC,... ••"' •t.,...,. """ ............ ,, ,, .... ... C'i-ot .,.. "•• e4("f(>->.-~,, .. '·~··.i•, "'tt ,.,._.c.,,., .... ~ ~OO-''"""i·•••· ... oi, .... ...... ;.\,ii .. ~, SAYE 38%-50% J .. U.A<911S LISI PIKE LA HAW '''w~111a....o I 1n *"' -Ol l\dld 200,(J(J{} CANDLE POWER! FUllllTON PIO l<Al'l80R ·~""' (213) 694-2244 992·2236 CHECKER AUTO SHOCK ABSORBERS MEI IS t<IGH!SI OUAlllY Sl ... NOA•OS F()a f.ICOMMIND<D U~lAClMINI Of O,IGINAI. fOUl~MfNI ~OCI! AUO.UUS. HEAYY DUTY SHOCKS ·f!~!!oulo~~'· BUY NOW ft SAVEi • sanm 111. '·" to•lo•o•S•ob11ity&Comf0tl. 5 99 •CMIOITI "Smoot!t ~. 'ood Fo< .. ,,., lodo •lMIUlRI IACI ''O'"-'' v,.,,. C~u•t ,0tlt AIR ADJUSI ABLE SHOCKS ·~~~-w . ...,.v..-SAVE'fllJl11 •STAllUfl --s..-t1t •ode wi.r. ,_,"' Uf. "· tt ·~~~~....,, .... 3699 •(OllY....Ut lvo•F•NA•YouW....WAC"'T"• PAii SANTAANA t~. tAl$10l ··~· 136-7735 ~ SPIAY -Slfflll H-f(ll o.ffOttt"' ~ .. ..., .. M<t/lt .... °""'"'' th1JwtfrOr.ft loo.hA'lll, l>oof• w ..... JuW .. Jow,, -~ ' Pilot Logbook Lois (Wheeze), Carry On .. By ARTHUllK. VINSEL Of ti.. 1>411• ~1191 SU" lt is clear that an aJJergenic. asthmatic, overweight newsman clinging lo the twilight side of 35 with his fingernails is no match when a budding Lois Lane about age 11 confronts him. She charged up the other afternoon in 86-degree heat as I crouched in a tangle of fire hoses, trying to cover a raging mobile home inferno with camera and notepad. NO ONE WAS INJURED IN the blate but my bronchial tubes screamed HELP! as grim . grimy firemen hauled hose with sweat dripping from under their helmets. l took along another reporter, Ray E.strada. Lillie Lois Lane brought her sister. She was carrying her piggy-back as she galloped through the heal and smoke albeit at a sale distance from the action. •·You from the Daily Pilot?" she bellowed joyfully. We nodded , loo old and windbroken to waste breath. day 's hut and the dying fire's smoke. "I bet you guys get lots of excitement!" the little girt continued. "Did you cover n VIMSl.L when my sister had that asthma attack? Thal was reamy e x c iting! The paramedics were out!" "This is her , my sis- ter! '"she declared jerldne her freckle face sideways to indicate the freckled waif riding piggyback. 1 •·w e call her The Wheezing Hyena." The Wheezing Hyena grinned up through the drifting rumes. "Let's go, E strada," I~growled. "We've got enough for tomorrow." One thought struck me as we hiked back to the car we left on the fringe of the mobile home park : lf Lois Lane Freckle Face can gallop around carrying The Wheezing Hyena on her back in weather like this, she is pro· bably quite suited to the newspaper business. AND IF WE HA VE MANY more days like this one, m y widow can offer the budding Lois Lane a good deal on a nearly new camera. Sex Acts Plwtos Uphe/,d FRESNO (AP) -A Bakersfield m an con- vict.eel of sex crimes in· voJving children bas Jost his attempt to suppress more tha n 100 photo- graphs of the incidents. Richard Charles Bishop argued that a box containing pictures or nude children was im· properly sei zed . However . the s tate's St.h District Court of Appeal found no error in the search warranted a f- fidavit on which it was based. THE APPELLATE brief said the photos showed the children "performi,pg lewd acts. often in participation with the appellant." Bishop was accused of enticing children ages 8 to 11 to his Bakersfield apartment to engage in various sex acts during which photographs were taken. He was found guilty in Kern County Superior ,.....,..."-.,..,..._....__..,..._....__.,..,..._,.___....__,_._..._....__,_.__......__..._.-.....,,...._.,..._.,,....._..,..._.,,.....,..~,...._........,,.. ...... ..._.~ Court or 10 counts of lewd "I WANT A PAPER ROUTE! CAN you help me get a paper route?" she chattered as I ·wheezed, puffed and squinted trying to focus the camera through tears generated by the The photo editor will tell her I never did much with it anyway. and Jascivious conduct S~T 4 5 ~ addt_t(·onal «"n/a" nuzlt'au. r.a // ANA ..,,/~ ~'?' Ol<-,'r~ b1t-O.~ ~ 102 V ia Toluca San C lemente, California 92672 (714) 498-0 200 East Nevada Cop Jobs On Line In Oxnard Cousteau On lee? • involving minors and six 'llJiliiiiiiiiiiiilii:iiiimiiiiiiiiiliiii~~~5iBiiii•ii&iiliiiil counts of oral copulation ~ ·with childre n. Bishop ---------------------------- Oil Pronllse Brings Boom RENO. Nev. CAP) -Recent specul ation about an oil breakthrough in eastern Nevada has touched off boom conditions, a federal official says. "We're doing a traditional land offi ce busi- ness." says Roger J. McCor mack, associate state director of the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada. BUREAU OFFICES HERE HAVE been re- cording up to 100 oi l leases daily on public lands since early October. Thal ·s about five or 10 ti mes as many leases arc normally recorded in an entire month . Bureau figures showed roughly 1,200 leases re· corded durinR Octoher, compared to 2,351 in effect during all of 1975. Most of the leases have been on parcels of federal land in the Railroad Valley area of Nye County, with others in Lincoln County and a few in E lko County THE BOOM HAS MEANT a fi nancial windfall for the bureau. but 1t has brought enor mous book- keeping problems wtuch may take months to sort out. McCormack dates the land rush to word which leaked out last month about a possible oil strike in Railroad Valley. lcx:ated southwest of Ely in eastern Nev;ida "Ever since then peo- ( J pie have hecn flocking ENERGY in," he said "There 1s a . lot of speculation in· ----------\olv<.'d Pc•opl <.' .... ho have ftled include ma1or 011 compan1c~ and 1nd1v1duals." THE BOOM REACHED A FEVER pitch in PARIS (AP) -Jac- ques Cousteau says be and his underwater ex- was ruled a mentally dis- ordered sex offender and w as committ ed t o At asca d ero Stal e Hospital. OXNARD (AP)-City ploratio ri t e am will fathers have threatened penetr.ate 2,275 fe et t o make p e r sonne l below the ice· of the ch anges in tne police de-North Pole in 1978. partment if Police Chief Cousteau said that the Robert Owens fails to venture would be part of s how a reduced crime a larger exploration of rate in December. theLomonosov Ridge. 4Sentenced LOS ANGELES (AP) ~ Four persons have been sentenced t o prison terms of from two to five years for their roles in a mulUmUlion- dollar black m arket in stolen airline tickets. At a City Council meet- ing. Mayor Tsujio Kato said, "Unless measurea-------------------- ble results are seen in 30 days ... there's going to have to be a change in per sonnel " and he in· di cat e d on e of the changes might involve Owens himself. . FBISTATISTICSshow armed robberies in this city of 85,000 people are up 26 per cent over last year and there has been a rash of street robberies m the last month. Kato said he wants it known the city won't tolerate the amount of crime or the city's re- putation for the highest crime rate in Ventura County He ~aid the city would h ave to make an "evaluation of our police on an individual basis to see if they ar e doing what they ought to be do- ing." PUBLIC PACKAGING SHIPPING CENTERS ~:- f:llAG 11£ HANDLE WITH CARE PACKAGING SYSTEM YOUR PACKAGING Ir SHIPPING MADE EASY! BRING IN YOUR ITEMS. WE'LL PACKAGE. LABEL &SHIP HEW FOA.~ct MfTHOO U.,.S~ c-11 Carrier, 4~ ,,.._ _ .... (714} 751-7482 COSTA MESA 3042 EJtTflPRISE AVE., COSTA MESA. Cl 92626 mid month wh<.'n tht> Northwest Exploration Co .. of ----------------------------Denver. Colo. conf1rmt.'d an 011 strike 10 mil-es southwest of Currant 111 Ny County. "We have hit oil and we 're still evaluating it." says compan) spokesman Jim Madden "Other than that. I can't ll'll ~ ou much The well. Trap Spnng :"\o. 2. 1s about seven miles from ~·x1.,t111g 011 wcflc; owned oy Western 011 Lands on propcrt y admm1c;tt>red by the BLM MADDEN SAID A SAMPLE OF the otl , flowing out of the ground .... 1thoul pumps. nas been sent tc1 Hou-;ton for analvs1'1 Northwest E'(plorat1on r>wns about a one· quarter 1ntere!>t in tht• well and Is the operatmg partner wi th fl\ t.' olh<'r firml> McCormark c;ayc; the apphcat1ons on hie cover rouf?hl y 750.000 acrPs and rl'prcscnt fees of about $1 5 million THE BLM CHARGES so CENTS a year per acre rental on leas<'<I property, plus a $10 non- refundable hhng fee, WHOLESALE DIES . SHIUllS • HOUSE Pl.A.HTS SJ00.00 MINIMUM EACH PURCHASE 24" BOX TREES 15 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS 5 GAL. TREES & SHRUBS WHOLESALE BOOK PRICES S.0. Wholesale Growers 1 t622 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY PHONE 546-3429 DAILY 9 AM -5 PM Robes 'In' In Justice Courts "Pssst! Even Santa Rides OC'i'D To South Coast Plaza!" SAN FRANCISCO (A P) -Come Jan. 1 your (avorit<> Justice Court judge will have a new look while on the bench. that 1s. A rule adopted by the State Judicial Council re· quires that all Justice Court judges, whtJe an open court. must wear judicial robes Muni c ip a l an d Superior Court judges have been required to wear robes since 19.59. R ecentl y e nacted leaislation effective Jan. 1 provides the jurisdic- tion of Jus tice Courts wilt be the s ame as Muni c ipal Co urt ·j urisdiction. C•ll 642-5678. Put • few words to work for ou. • 547-3311 OI IOI "" 1£"'rtM 7 3311 IAN IOIOPM -~ llAN IO~"'-'_.tllOJ This Christmas season you too can take an Orange County Transit District bus t"5outh Coast Plaza for your holiday shopping on Routes 57, 65, 51, 53 and 146 where you'll find the finest of stores and merchandise selection. Visit Santa in the Carousel Court. .JCPenney .NEWPORT 0 CENTER , FASHION ISLAND STORE OML Y MEW GARDEN SHOP HOURS! sat. ·~~o to 9 p.m. -s~. Io to 6 p.m. · · POINTSETTIAS * BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS WITH THESE POPU LAA PLANTS. * CHOOSE FROM RED OR WHITE WITH 3-5 BLOOMS, PER PLANT! * 6-INCH CONTAINER ' .• . , CAMELLIA • 199;, $] 99 I 2.99' .NOW --* Good shade plant that adds winter color to the garden. * Flowers can be used as cut flowers in the house or as a corsage for the holidays • 1 Gallon. In bud. CYCLAMEN :~NOW3.99 * This unusual flower can be given as a gift or used as a patio plant in containers • Grows in shade or in morning sun. • 6 inch container. CHRISTMAS TREES HA VE ARRIVED! BOTH LIVE OR CUT! * Quantities limited on ad merchandise .. r AJO oA1LvP1Lor Frld!y, Novembef26. 197'6 r-o_u_E_E""1Nv-1e__,i:m-~~-.... ev;._..Ph,nn1-"'-•-rlo_n~di DesaJ.ter .l .11. a~., ~~ ..... SENIOR CITIZENS 10°' Off All Fleas Flee ' PL.AN .4T NOC T TO YOU. ' ,.';:~~§~ Transfer ~"!Ji~1!~ Approved ~ .y ~ ' Local water officials De-flea Spree Free. A new concept that will 21632 Newland St., adja. make both dogs and dog cent to the Southern owners happy is being California Edison Com- announced by the Hunt· pany steam generating ington Beach . Humane plant . a Jtt P•rc••••• J4 Vf ON .Al.~,UltClt.ASU t Y HCO-,INC A •tMe!lt Of' • HfftOlt CntztNS s .. VIN(;S l\ENTAL•. llL ,,.:, ... II ,,.,,. •• Mtfttrtd SALH .JI ~ . and fed eral ofrtclals ..,1, -,,. • have reached tentaUve Jiff <i agreement o n the transfer fo ownership o( ORANGE COUNTY Society, which will de-week from 10 a .tn. to s flea your pet free. p. m., St. Charles said . the mothballed Water Factoc,y 21 seawater de-p S d salte r lo· Fountain air ue Valley. Howard St: Charles. a. The ~Ul have tc Humane Socaety offic~aJ. be 8 la t love, St. said a new free llcensmg Charles no , because a~ tagging program Is since the de·fieaing and bein' developed to help vital registry service reunite.lost or stray dogs will cost nothing they and their masters. cannot afford to pay the The S9.5 millfon de· salt.er was shut down last s pring whe n fe deral funds for the experimen- tal project were cut otr. Orange County Water District COC WD ) of· ~--·---.·----ficials said a decision from the federal Office 0'All in all, a thoroughly satisfying treuurer's report." of Water Research and Technology o n the For the Record owners hip transfer is ex- pected by January. THE FEDERAL gov· ernment. which owns the desalting module itself, claims to have a buyer for the mothballed unit. l'lluNo•ember S RIC!, R•tllard Jam~• and Ovort1 Lyn: $0UTHFIELO. Julot Ann and Edw•ro 1(~1!11, GIBSON, Ed""'nd L and Karen K.; VEREBELY, ~nl\e E. alld Jame\ !i.; WESLEY. c;.,,,.. Larry and Joan L•lll•n · SEKI NS, Warrtn A and Mary E : POP. flalnt' Baroara ano JeflrPy !i ; SHOOK. Gary L9ROy and Maur~Pn Elhel, LOBDELL, Gregory Ed.,,.trd •no Joan Marlt; HUEllNER, Fla<~nc:e Oo<othy dnd John HO..,ard M<CANTS. Rol>ftrt G. •nd Alie I• A , BREMER S..l>dra L and M1<ha•I J FLOYO J•d Lynn dnd Vnn.trd F<ankfln· l<ENNEOV MMl1n Rav .tno Jud•lh Ann WINOfR. Gt'<:>r'l" Cttarlf'\ Jr •tnd OorlP\v Lor"ne. WRIC.HT MM•• J ~no C..ol L BERl(SHI RE <Ard Id and El11•beln F OOUGL A'>S. Collny An"" ano l!ob••I R•yMond. M<INERY. t-i•m•hon V .1nd AA ••,.fhf\t M llOORtOUEZ John V1nc•nf Md l•ll Patr1ct1- PllESTON C~ryl A ano JoM c; ROCHELEAU. Judy ~rte -(;.)ty <;o..,,t•Qft OAVI ES l<•rtn •nd Aklo\ Eornuno SPllNGLER GI•"" hvon llnd Oeb<a Susan; HEAL V, ls-I E. •no Wiiham A.; PAYNE. Kall'tleen Su\iln ane Ru\sell WrMo; 8111\HCH. l(arny .,,., Lee I ; RICH EV. Dorothy A and Joseol\ T .• DREWRY, Chloti. L• Von and Melvln C ; CUMMINGS, Dorothy El•lneandW11llam Edgar. ADRAGNA, JR • Co"""' Sue and Jo ... 1111, EICHORN. Kalnleen and Al· lt n W . EASTMAN, Brltle E and Ulf C..: vRANNEMANN, Jun C.rol -Oelb"rl Euqene, SAMBOY, Rlclwlrd William and Katntten Jun; DEi/i NE, C1tllerone fnd RO<Hlld J•rome: CREEKBAUM, De Nelda J~ootl~ .,,., ~Orqe Earl, DALE, N•ffl• Frances •no 8 1ffle Ja ....... BERNAL. llaloh R and Deborah A VERALOI, Ooana M and RICl\an!A. • MOORE, Cl>arl•s E and ~11a R • WHITEHE',40, O<lle E and Mary L MILU<N. JR . Richard and T-·· °"nl'Wt, WADSWORTH Ol•M L ano EUQene L . SCHULTZ Carla Jo.11 <1nd David K11tl>; CISNEROS AnqPf•t• ~nd George G•1tndo McDONNELL. St•vtn Cnartn •n<i 1,,,,. Lou1w · LEVESQUE llon<t"! LOU •nd Marc Slef>/l•n. WALLER. C..rol M•r~rel ano Gerald Ray OCWD, which built and owns the support facilities for the module, ha5 a $4.5 million invest· ment in the project. ac- cording to Gordon Elser. wat e r di s trict spokesm an. Elser said a Southern California agent for a Middle East interest has inquir ed into th e purchase of the desalting unit "OCWD WOULD like to r eceive a bo ut $3 million to $4 million as a result of the sale of the facility,'' Elser said. "But the federal gov ernment isn't reall y sure Deaths Elsewhere ' · bow firm t he deal is since they are only deal- ing wilh the buyer's repr esentative." Elser WEST PLAlNS, Mo. <AP ) -Raymond Perey Snow, 101, one of the last survivors or the Spanish· America n Wa r . died Wednesday BURLINGA ME <A P I D eath Noti«f-11 PAllNELL MAE JULIA P"R"IELl r"'l•"""t OI ..,unt1nqton ~ttch, Catl,or"t• PA'\.td ,., • ., No ... rnbl>r 1• to!f, Born S--0. 'fort'natr • ,'Of) 11'1 M1\,0Urj 'iut"v1w-d OV t>rotl\e" Tl•omd' P4r-11 OI El Mont• C..1tforn1a J1m•\ P•rMU ot San u~ • IJf"O_. (A11forl'l•4. f: ,ed P4rnf'ttolf 8'HO" T••·n IH1~ ,.,t ... ,., Auo,. .. 8f14P'ttQp ot • Oo\ PalO'\ C..htom l• D•SY Otwl- f'tt S.t" O•f'qO (tttttorf\i• N t"<I "'"'"'-''\•r or M l w u" v1111q• .. C.hlO'ntA Hf'left V• .. ntt"'P d t-4unt •l'llQfon 8,.-c,., C.tttornt•. M.tt11\.1 8ol ·~,. Of P•blttl" 8tKl't. C•hfOn\•I V•\ •tftt1<>" f:'.l"1dw .-v.n1f'toC) ,,,,"" • 00 f'-.,+ 10 4 I'll) PM N _,v,.Mb•u· 1• -H"'1 SMuir~v fr">f'n 4 11' AM to 11 00 frllfOl)f'\ NOY' mb'"t" •t t<U~ Gr ~'Ya 111• ..,,.,.,,..,, .w1tt tlllli'""' lf't ••Atta "m..'"'Y 1n O•l\ub.t CA••tor~• ,,,, Ju-o"1•v "''h'•m,,,., !If' '"• C.rntt1', -Ernest L. Molloy, 70. retired pr esident and Chief executive officer of R.H. Macy and Co., died Tuesday afte r a brief ill· ness. MOSCOW \l\P ) Mikhail I. Gurevich, 84, mathematician and aircraft designer who collaborated with Artem Mikoyan in designing Russia's MIG seri~ of fighter ai r c r a ft. •ed Sunday C HI CAGO <AP> WUJiam T. Hutchin.son. 81 . an authority on American constitutional history and a uthor of a number of h istor ical works. died Wednesday after a brief illness. M<tniwrv "' hdt <J9' ot to '' d"""Qi'> -,.,....."'' NIEM£~ f-tEN5'V J Nl fMlS ,.,. f)'nl ''' •I? r1t Ml '\d C• ;1'1rnt; P1,""1 ltW4• added. The entii:a project in- c I u d es three la r ge n atural boi lers, two evaporators. an assort ment of pumps and a 4.5 mile-long pipelin<'. The pipe was used to bnng seawater to the plant "The only thing that would be left after a sale would be the pipeline." Elser said "We would not be too interested 1n s elling th e pro1ect piecemeal " Man Sente nced BAKERSFIELD {AP> -Michael Owens, 21. has been sentenced to state prison for the fatal stab· bing of a man at a birth· day party in T a ft . THE TAGS wjll be Slaff. 00 YOU KNOW VOUA 011\""°"DS VllLUE Rtenm. y IN<l'll.ASED? ""• =.i:--· ln\U-·---.,.._.,... l~llfeO~Ol-ol '""· In Obscene Phone Calls good for five years and· HE NOTED apparent- each dog's name, age, ly due to 1976's unusual breed, and his master's weather, tbe Southland A woman who claims address will be kept on is literally exper iencing obscene telephone calls ftle to assist in identify-a flea epid~mic and dogs • "'' '-'""' PWllC\1111!)1 ift ,..,_ I0-1"9 °' 01,,.,,.,.. lndlClfl"11 ""' .,,...... ct>w~t!ICI or.....,..,,.. ....... "' ..... !\Ml, ... -OI..,, ~·_....,I,.. II\,.,.,_ uw ol INI --10 e-11\e 1..-rv lot ::::-or to '"".Iv Ille kloonfl!Y ...,or~~· ltOI\ of,,,. -"',,.,. ... .,., :~ PAOfr&SSK>NAL J6 ELER S IN C. ed ing foundlings. are the Southland resi· reeeiv by her at her The Cani·n e ffo•':--•s d ed -JC""(l.OIS -C.lMO<.OGISIS -O(St(.NLRS B h uu~ ents torment worst. rea om e led her to number is S""·l700, but miscarry when she was "° Appointments m ay be 714/963·5625 20902 Brookhurst Street, Suite 201 Hun111191on Beach, CA 92646 Jive months pregnant volunteers are needed to made by calling Humane sued the couple. who al· staff the system which Society headquarters at legedly made them Tues· will operate five days a-----------------------------_..;.. day for $2 million in ---------- damages. Karen. North identifies Vincent and Irene Russo as defendants in her Orange County Superior Court action and claims the calls from the couple cover ed a nine-month period s ta rti~g last January. She states that some of the calls distressed her because the call$" re· malned silent. On other occasions, s he states, she w as s ubjected to "loud , obnoxious and foul sounds" over the telephone NEW TRAIL UNDERWAY Ll1TLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) -A 195-mile trail through the Ouachita Nation al Forest in Arkansas and Oklahoma is being constructed and should be finished in 1979. Once completed, the Ouachita trail will stretch from Lake Sylvia in Arkansas to the Old Military R oad in Oklahoma. Director Picked For County Unit Roland Loveless will be director of lbe new Orange Co unty Economic Development Corporation, officials of the county Chamber of <'ommercc !>aid-.this week. Love less c urrently serves as director of Mid .America In~ .. a lO·county industrial de- Officia l s for Mid· Arnenca, Inc., said that since Loveless became director in 1973', the or· ganization has helped at- tract $52.8 million in capital investment for new plants. machinery and equipment. He will begin his Orange County duties Jan. 3. c h11mbcr officials said v e Io p m e n t g r o up i n p;::;::;:=::======:;;;;;; southeast Kansas Injured Jewelry? The new county cor· Pinl' .Jcwdrv heal<'<! h\ poration was proposed st i: n t I l' J t· 'w l' 1 <· r c; by cham ber officials last Jewelrv 3 ppr:w.al ... hv summer as a way busi· s:rarluJt1· l!l'mnlni::"'t ness a nd government Custo m d 1·' 1 t. n,. r1 could work together to 1ew<'lry lure new industries to the Five M Gems area 210 f. I 7ttt st. HOPALQNG CASSIDY RETURNS The legendary cowboy can now be seen in a limited number of return engagements at Superb classic examples of t•u1/y unemat1c. lmtu1 \' Tickers .ivailable for following pcrformJnce~ e November 26, 27, 28, 1976 e MJtinces 2:00 p.m. 5.11Urday Jnd ~undJy . e [vc n11111.s 7·30 p.m. Frid.1y Jnd Sd1UHl.1v . The Forum Theatre, Lagu na Beach ( F 1•~11val q1ouorl' on ) I •tflU"" C;invo11 R11i<d Adults' SJ.00, ch1ld1en S 1.00. Tidet~ ovoiloble at the bo• office 0t for Reserve rickers coll 499.1311 0t 494-1618 All p-ocoods go to South Coo~• Community Hospital County supervisors re· e .... _.".,._,,, cenlly agreed to give the ~===='=45=-="=o='====------------------------------­group a $75.000 grant to help fin ance the or- gan12:H1on during its first yt>ar • NQ.,;40nt> r H t• 11_> \yr y "'"'" b'f' jflljllffl!I Jt>'""1>"'"" N i•tnf' ?f (4'\lct ~. Ca c:lct11qf\'•' ''""''"' l l'•;rmH·1 of P.t\~, r 4 '"''"'' qr 'l'\tJir:f'ul()r_., t;u,.,,..,._., ...,,.,,,,,. "" Mt>nd1t'f Nc)yip>""'°'°' 1'I 1~1h 1tt l f nt) A.M R•ff 8'~.ty r .,ae>i-t '"'"''""."' ,,, •1 •r ••1( V1rw M ... rnt)f'1.tt p Jr• f)t-11 f;rn AO•JtV d lf# IM\ Hodson Lighting Even the price is beautiful. FREE: . .with loans • of $5,000 or more. ' . oow 1S.t.8EL 8 DOW """ .. <'l l!l-V -, ,,.mbr,. 14 '"~ ~,.,, ~"' ot Ef't'lltr•fd tH-1 l•Q~it H•~< t'I C•Hfc>f'"1• '"""'• 1~ AM~ ()o,. W·1 •"II...,. 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I AlTZ-tHGllOH fUMHALHOMI Corona del Mar 6 73.9450 Cosra Mesa 646-2424 lfU HOADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Cos1a Mesa 642-9150 McCOIMICIC MORTUAlllS Laguna Beach 49 4·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 ~n Juan Capistrano 495-1776 'ACIHC YllW MIMOltAL ,AH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Onve Newport Caltlorn1a 644·2700 ,..,AMILY COlOH1AL FUMHAL HOMI 780 I Bolsa Ave Westminster . 893-3525 SMITHS' MOITUAIY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 SMITH TUTHILL u ..- OUI WISTCLIFJ C:HAPIL Mortu•rv •• e.c~ae 42 7 E t7th St C:O.t• Mesa Yesterday's heritage for today·::, living. Faitntui reproduction of famous turn-of-the·century lamps by Pee Gee -now at impressive savings. No 5152 Reg S1 2995 NOWSft.'5 SAVE '3000 m Hand Painted Pattern Hand Slown Banded Opal Glass Sahn Bronze cast metal mounting Also No 5536 Hgt Reg 17995 24 MOW Sst.n SAVE '20 Prices Effective While Supply Lasts h anging L.amp with ~ Downltgtlf '\. Satin · Q Bronze F1n1s1'1 No 6450 Hodson Lighting • 1510 H•wporl llYd. Costa Mfta. C ... ..... 541-9341 ........... l :J0.1:00 s ... ~ • You c<1n be' the proud owner uf lhis prized Gitane 10-speed French bicycle. It 's your~ free when you burrow SS.000 or more to buv a car. bont. <iir'plane or to finance home 1111prnvt'me1Hs. at French Bank oi Calirornia. Newport Reach. One ot Fr;mct::-finl'~l biC\ cit.~'-with ;1 r111i--.urner lo;m at i11tract1Yt' r;tlt''-· 1~ our "·;1v of 1ntroduc11u.r 1 lw tW\\ branch. of Fn·nch Bank ot California, ~ubs1diary nf th e world$ largr~t hank 1 >ut~idl· lh r l!.S. \\'l''ll al~u ;1cld our distinctive French lfank T-~hirt to give· • Tbc bf)« aecl T•8hlrt ... oot the rickrf 1 .ll\'-~ I •••11~ " 1 1o;h r M""' •(':\•··· .,. f" ·i.,,, Ni:~.'"' m you a touch of class when you·re wheeling around. If you're• not a cvclist. $omeone on your Christma~ h~t is! Call 640-2170 or visit us soon. \Vr have lots uf money to lend at rompetitive rates. but our supply nf t ht·st 1mpnrted bikes is limill'd. French Bank of California '1 1•• 1.0 1t f 11'•1• • ~-1l 11, (' l 1T l •·' '"' 11 '''!(•fJbt11i. ,,, ,,,.,.. '1•14. .mi :-.l'"l)l1r1 C1·1111·1 l>m• \1·11 p11rl H1'.1rh. Lahl1•1 ni.1 f1·ll·phnl1l h lfl·:.! I i'O BNP f Al••LJ•Htt" fllf,., f"111f,Hll• \ tff"!ll~•i f'1f11f.ifvfHl/vl / l•4f/tti1l'lf'11f(11·/o ft,,71,I• • /11111 ''" ''"'"'¥''"' I Friday's Afternoon Prieee NYSE COMPOSI'fE • TRANSACTIONS ECONOMY PAUSES WASHINGTON (AP) -The Labor Department says lh.lrd-quarter p"°' ductlvlty calns were smaller than originally estimated. The department said productivity, or output per hour oC work, iQ the private b\11tnes11 sector during the third quarter rose at a aeasoo&Uy ad· justed annuaJ rate ol. 3.1 percent in· ate ad ot 3.8 percent u projected. UAW Expects Win MONROE, La. CAP) -The United Auto Worken union predicta vtet«y in · the flrst teat ol a newly won ''neutrality clause'' In Ju General Moton contract when an eleetJOD lt held next month at the GM plant here: "Nlnet,y·nlne polDt ni1M percent ol OM'• work•n are under a UAW IDUt.eJ' contract n.tJonwlde," UAW orsaniaer Carlton Herner aald '1'1Nts· de)'. •ione tl•nt at MOM>e ls IOlna '° be ldcled to that total. We &n1 deallq with ·~•Uoo al U\elr word, a.llCl we hue • pledco trom tbem not to ln· terf ...... H'«Dtr. •bo ... bnded the twe>- montb dtJve at OM '• O\ddf Divt.lon plant, uld M ~t ~ lbe IOO ,.ortm at tlle plant had lipod cards ~ tor ~e UAW to HJIC'eseat ..... Friday, November 20. flJ715 s DAILVPILOf A J L . ...... card , Citibank Tests ~ '· Debtors'· Helper By SYLVIA POllTE~ Thoso who are sued ror failure to pay bllls are suppo$ed to be served with aummonses that require two trips to court, the firSt to file a ttply to the complaint, the second when the cue actuallY la heard or the hc-.rtna I.I postponed. If for aome reason they can't go. they face default judg· menta that mean an automatic loss for failure to appear, witboutao,y argumentoft.hameritao!lhecase. To avoid this, an tdea has been developed by the special committee on consumer affairs of lbe Associa- tion of the Bar of New York City and lried out by New York's Citibank in an experiment sponsored by Juslice Edward Thompson, ad· Money's Worth mlnistratlve judge of New York City's Ci vii .Court. A TEAJl·<>FF CA.RD IS ATTACHED lo lhe summons; the reeipient drops it in a mailbox lo answer the com.,taint. Later, be will be told when to appear for trial. Tbls change bas boosted lbe number who answered from 1 percent to 13 percent of those sued, says Citibank. About half claimed lo have a valid reason for not paying; the other halt said they dJdn'l have the money. Jn most cases completed, an amicable setUemenl was worked out by both sides. And most who sent back the cards appeared ln court when their cases were called. The experiment was inspired by a report on debt collec· tion practices riled by the New York regional office of the Federal Trade Commission. "Witness 'after witness ad- vouted the tear-off answer at our heari~s." reported Richard A. Givens, the FTC's regional director. He says the experiment shows: -MANY CONSUMERS WILL TAKE advantage o! a Lear-off answer to reply to collectioo suits. -There is no basis for fears that consumers would simply send in the card with no intention of ever cornlng to court. -The tear-of! answer does not interfer with orderly court procedures. . < PROPOSALS TO MAKE mE TEAR-OFF ans wet a re- iular feature of debt-collection cases probably will be in- i.roduced in coming sessions in many state legislatures. The return cards probably will glve inst.ructions in English and Spanish, including directions on how to get to the court building and hours the court is open. Because consumers must pay postage to mail the cards, frivolous replies will be dlacouraged. · Many consumers sued for nonpayment have a defense, but many don ~t get that chance because they: -Never'get a summons, a practice Lhat has led· to con· victions of some process servers for violating the viclims• clviJ rights. -GET A SUMMONS BUT CAN'T get to court. This is the problem al which the tear-off answer is aimed. -Can't undersland the summons. -Make too much money to qualify for legal aid or free legal services, but still cannot afford lo hire a lawyer to de- fend a collection suit. Tbe tear·olf represents a step toward giving the con- sumer a chance to win a suit if there is a legitimate reason for nonpayment. Energy Test 8 Fresrw Howes Probed FRESNO (AP) -Eight houses here arc being monitored as part or a nationwide study to de· termJne energy needs and practical conservation measures. The Fresno houses were the only· ones in California chosen for the study by the mechanical engineering department at Ohio State University, reported P aclfic Gas & Electric Company, coordinator or the local efforts. They are spread throughout the community, "but all are typical Fresno homes," said Walter Blumst of PG&E. TRllOUGROUT TIIE nation, 40 houses in rive cities are being monitored for a year. "We need to know how people use their energy," he said. "Tests have been made in the laboratory, but this is being done ih the real world ... We hope lo find out the amounts of energy that should be used and how it might be used more efficiently." PARTIAL RESULTS DURING the first five months of the study show that air conditioning and water heaters were the two biggest energy con· sumfl'S in five aJl.electric houses included in the study here. Those two uses alone accounted for almost halC the total consumption, Blumst said. with air condi· tioning during summer months using 29 kilowatt hours of electricity daily and water heaters J7 kilowatt hours. By contrast, clothes driers used an average of lour kilowatt hours of electricity a day and electric ranges 1.5 kilowatt hours. . Car;'s Master Cylinde~ • Deserves Close Check~ By Capitol News ~rvlce . .. .: The brake master cylinder is an item few drivers ever : check. The box·hke container for brake fluid is al the rear or ':. the engine compartment, generally on the dn ver's side and : usuall~ accessible. '" It performs crucial funcUons and should be checked ·: ptriodkally. " MOST MASTER CYUNDERS ci>ntain two brake ftuid • resenoln; one goes tolhc front brakes and the other to lhc • rear. They work In unison but independently, so that if orie falls to stop the car the othe,r ls still able to function. Just flip the still wire retainer on top of the master • c_yUnder off to the Jide and check the level of the brake fluid. · • 'JlM!re will be a fill mark. If either side Is low, tlU It only with the proper brake nwd. 05 indicated in your car's manual. and chec.k It again In a few days. If It's low again, head for UMrepatr shop. lt'snoc. a Job for an amateur. Spare brake Ouid should be kept ln 1 t11hUy covered coat.alncr because il will aMc>rb water from the air. If \his ~ water ever gets into )'OUr brake lines It wlll boll undet the·~ tlllb beat and create a compressible gas that can prevent .• proper-brake control. ' ~ "Here, Daddy. Do you wont a pillow? Daddy? DADDY!" The Maker Of Monsters Consider these three film characters: Frankenstein's monster, Dracula and the Wolf Man. Do you have some kind of mental picture of what each is supposed to look Uke? So do I. Their images are standardized now. Credit for that the late Jack Pierce, a longtime makeup artist at Universal studios. He literally stitched, padded, pasted, sculpted and painted each oflhem tothespecificationsofhlsown im· agination. Writers variously described them, true. But it was Pierce who created what we all envision when t heir names come up. In the cynical lingo of the door-to-door salesman, a "mooch" is somebody who's easy to sell. Not a fool or a dumb- beJJ or a sucker, exactly. Just a person who tend$ to Usten, understand, believe, accept and sign on the dotted line. It's widely known that a lot of good salesmen themselves are mooches. It's also claimed that a disproportionately high number of mooches s hare another common characteristic. They're ticklish. KlJRTRU~ELL Q. "How old is that actor Kurt Ru ssell m the TV show call ed 'The Quest' and what was hls first movie?" A. About age 30. Believe he was 13 when he got his fjrst part in a Walt Disney picture named "The Absent Minded Professor." Q. "Jn racetrack parlance, what's a 'morn- ing glory'?" A. A thoroughbred that runs faster in the workouts than in the races. Putting live oysters into the deep freeze, remember, does not necessarily kill them. OyAers frozen for 10 months have been seen to be alive when thawed out. That cold storage · makes them delicate. however. Brittle. Easily injured. LOVE AND WAR Our Love and War man says he can think of no job wherein a young lady is more likely to meet interesting men than that of s~retary to a U.S. senator. No reference intended here to those Washington, D.C .. helpmates who can't type. The average senator gets aboutOO callers a day, almost a ll of them men. The true secretary, if she so wishes, winds up in con· versation with them. briefl y or at length. whichever. One report indicates she may be asked for dates a bout five times a day. Bear in mind. a lot or these visitors are from out or town. most especially in a mood for entertain- ment. Not less but more than nine out of 10 criminal cases naUonwide now are settled in chambers behi nd closed doors by plea bargaining, please note. Addreu med to L .M. Boyd, P.O. &z 1560, Colfc Meic 9%624 Indian Stereotype Comes Untkr Fire . CHICAGO (AP) -Indians continue to be inac- curately portrayed in literature and entertainment as laiy, habitually drunk and dumb, three scholars contend. The perpetuation oC stereotypes of the Indian gives whites a distorted ---·------ view and at the same Raymond said in an in- ti me teach es Indian terview that among the children "learned help-myths still perpetuated Jessness" -that they about Indians is that are incapable of making they· we re scalpers, d e c I s i o n s ( o r altboufh it was Euro- themselves, they said. peans who introduced .. FROM THE n a - tions's earliest days, In- dians have been depicted in the stereotyped COO· ce1>ts of the Europeans who immigrated here, said Art Ru mond of Grand Forks, N. D. Raymond, a member of the Oglala Sioux trlbe, Js a professor at the Univers ity •of North Dakota and a member of the state legislature. HE PAllTICIPATED in a conterenoe on naUve American languages, Jlteratu1e and cultures held in conjunction with the annual convention of the National Council of -Teachers ot EngUsb. .... this pracUce. THE MOST bla\ant· prejudice toward In· dian.s is seen in cowboy and Indian movies, :;aid Dr. Gina Harvey of Northern Arisona University, without men- tion l n g a ny one in particular. She was co- chairman oC the con-f~ence. J Bul she polnte,d out that more 19ubtle pre- judices toward lndial\S are see n in s u c h stereotypes as their be- l n g good with their hands. Not all are, she said, nor are all good artists or athletes or anything else the 5tereotypes present them u . eoawatt &"COMPACT RADIAL SAW WITH LEG STAND COORS SLEEPING BAG Great glft ld•a. popular with the ''ln" gro~p (that leta me out). 3 lb. polyester fllt 34x78. machlne waahable, full alp, two ll.p together. 00 119!!ll FREE GIFT WRAPPING Any Gift Item Over$10.00 This t.iger builds up to 2 horsepower (tiger? horse? Now we're a zoo?) 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Dozens of features. 139#~~5 STRUCTO PORTABLE BARBECUES The standard propane tank for portablllty or the electric:. lf you prefer. Really neat, lnclude• l1Jetlme l09a rock. smoker top. GAS OR ELECTRIC 3900 Friday, November 26. 1976 81 Designer Mr. Blackwell believes women should look pretty, so he designs with feminity in mind. Jean Lennen of Newport Beach models a design which was given to her by Mr. Blackwell. , Fragments collection is based on six pieces done in several fabri~s, colors. Motto: ress . Best By BEA ANDERSON """' ........ Mr. Blackwell, the interna- tionally known designer who is famous for his candor and his an. nual "Worst Dressed" lis t, believes women "should look pretty.'' His slgnature is femininity. a quality that has spelled success season after season for 20 years. In Newport Beach to show and emcee his current collection, he immediately established rapport with bis audience with his easy style and casual format. Sponsored by the 1.onta Club of Newport Harbor. the show was presented to raise fwtds for the club's philanthropy, the Senior Citizens Recreation Center. It drew a capacity crowd of 300 in the Park Newport Spa. Blackwell opened by singing his version of "The Designer Is a Tramp" in which he expressed his views about how fashion should be. The format consisted of show· ing two or three designs with comments and then answering audience questions; then more fashions followed by questions. Outspoken about his dislike for women's pantsuits, be relented while showing a design of his own, saying that "well tailored ones are incredible looking" and are all right when worn in the right places. He called jumpsuits "stupid" and gave a dissertation on their impracticality when using the powder room. He recommended that they be worn for at.home en· tertaining only. BlackwelJ gave his stamp of approval to the scarf look and the wrapped head. He predicts the strapless gown will make a big comeback in up· coming seasons and demonstrat· ed his faith in the line by showing several versions. The float also is popular in his collection. However , he showed them floating and also belted. His answers to fashion ques- tions included : -Hats. Great with sportswear, especially the felt ones that "slouch." Not for evening. -Gloves. Definitely out. They look contrived. -Shqes. Beautiful again with higher "heels and "pointy" -toes-. The Pilgrim, square-toed funky shoe is stupid. -Boots. Opposed to them as a Mid-Eas t influences chiffon jumpsuit (left). . :; An all-occasion dress (right) goes from morning when jacketed to evening when not. rule, but with the gaucb'i they go together. -Hem lengths. One lo two in· ches below or just meeting the knee. For anyone but the young, they ara.. rid.lc.ulous above tbe: knee. Although Paris has said the mini is in it's garbage. If the in· dustry swallows it, there will be a big problem for women, but you have the answer. Just don't buy. -Pants lengths. Should break just at the shoe. Cuffs are out. -Coiffures. Natural. Don't use spray -it looks surr: -Yves St. Laurent. His collec· tion came out just in time for . Halloween. It looks absolutely ridiculous. • -Worst Dressed list. "I feel terrible about it. 1 thinlc womtW! are intimidated into buying cei· tain fashion. They are so afr~ or not being 'lb.• ·; -: "I think I really should na~ the designers -perhaps I will.••. . . . Fashions Futuristi1 By JUDITH OLSON Of tllM D•llr Ill ... $Uff Hartiet Seiwyn, Los Angeles designer of free.fl oating separates, likes her clothes so well s he wears them to bed. This doesn't happen often, but in a pinch she has been known to wear her Qiana tent dress as a nightgown and toss a blouse over it for an easy getaway. Miss Selwyn, in Costa Mesa to present her Fragments collec· lion, tucked and pulled to show new com b in a lions of the separates as the models came on the runway. Her coJlection, based on six basic pieces done in several fabrics a nd color schemes, represents a new concept of dressing. Instead of putting together shirts, pants and skirt.a or slipping into a dress, a woman layers herself with drawstring pants.· ·surplices, apron dresses and peasant blouses. "I 've always dressed tbls way," Mi51 Selwyn said. "I'm ln· to total comfort." She explained that she hates the confining feeling of wearing structured garments. "With Fragments you could eat three meals and still feel comlorta· ble." To skeptics, aifhe announces, "Fashion is anything that looks good oo you and you feel good lo. All the do's and don'ta are tone. We're in future shock." To the unlnlUat.ed she says, "There'• notbtn1 mYJ.llerloua about lt. Wben you do &et it (how to wear her clothes), you can take Fragments into YOW' closet and wear them with the tblnp already exlatlne. "Every woman bu certain basic components ahe wears all tbe time. I've started by alvtng her bulc components, "It worn, ao matter how you wearlt." Another feature ci bet clothe& 11 that they ·..,. wri.dle-prool. • prcmda a bag to carry ta.. dot.be!' tn and Wustntel bow the baaitadl can be wornua~. "Add a cbillon blouse and you can take a three-week trip with all your clothes in the S<:arf bag," abe aald. "No more waiting at the airport for your suitcase." Some women are skepUcaJ about wearing the jersey or Qiana Fra1ments pieces during the day but Ma. Selwyn asserted that it's perf eetly ac«ptable. ''With these fabrics you feel very 11amorous." A New Yorker wbo came to California to find a new life, Ms. Selwyn ls surprised and amazed bl her success but accepts ll hap- pily, "I'm the alter-4'1 dream story. My alot fell into it in the right time." . She believes her success will enable her to do bluer and bet- ter tblo1s and enable her to help people. 'There i• much to be done. But in order to be listened to we have to have recosnition in IOIDeway. •• One Of the thlDp Ma. Selwyn W'IDU to do ls complete a rum on mastectomy (she had one laat I Harriet Selwyn believes do 's and don 'ts of fashion are gone. 'We 're in future shock.' year) in which she shows her scars openly on camera. Thl.s ls eomething she feels should be done so people will be comfort&· ble with the resulta of the sar" gery. . "I'll be out of the fashion buSl· ness by 1979," she predicted. "Fashion can't be the top priori· ty in my life forever. I can't be there all the time." She has a splrltual atUtuM about her work and her futute. bellevfnC that her work la cut ditt for her to do. ,.~ She alao says she could newt have done her Fragments if de hadn't come to California. From jewelry dealgolng ebe turned to clothea, letilile herself become fully absorbed In her wort to pt her mind off several recent personal tra1eclles. "I destcn with Callfonda • mind. California ls in technlcolar and New York is still in black ad white." • The Fra1ments collection ~ shown al Bullock'•, South Coat Plua. I , .- JIZ DAILY PILOT Friday. November 29. 1978 Messes Mastered (Ann Landers OJ D&All A.NH LANDl!BS: My )C e-t bnlther. Dennla. wait- .. .S uatU be wu •Jan ol .. e to marry and then be &dect.ed • woman Wbob.Q a malten~ .. w cloeA 'tJmow e80lllll not w put . aw9ltoweloeam-..,\able. . . I ea't atud to He the Wa.J bia ·· *'llri.Ulant'' wife coc*a ad keeps ...... She boils the ~ . Wltll they are mulv'. When sbe • MneS stew tM7 ue either tiaratto a criapar bl-Ing, Dmn1a lived with me \IDtil M married. Every s.blrt I ironed looked.like il wu brand new. Now be wean the aame shirt three day1 and he looks llke a penlt•ndler. Bia wile probably never beard of a needle and thread. Laat Diehl when they came bere for dinner, Dennis'a cvlf WU pin.Ded together. No ~ ton. Sboald I off er to teach the woman a few thinp? )(y dear brother Mffr at.tin one WGl'G ot eompWnt. R.-t.a aolnkms be'a-. eonsclolu. What II JOQr adrice, Ann! I'll do N . JOU IQ. -A S.WSISTE& DEA.a 118: MY011. ........ If .,._.. ..... .., ... WQ' ........ a.re, ~al'• all ~at •atten. ~.Ma ... •• ...... aanta&e wean efll.ewtll Ile._ a&an7-e'1M ..... WW. ...... pnye. v .. ..._.,...._ .... ._ ..., .. ill&erpreted .. atak:l&m °' w.-.e 1et, ~ It alPte•ea •ake JWper-.-.,.la -w~ •ea. "p&eatJ_. wdc.•~· .. tile .ad wl&la &lie aallen~wtlla:pl•lw DE.All ANN: I'll cut the gob. bledegook &Del get to the problem. rm 5', ,married and own my own ~a. I have good insight inw m.y ~~ems (bocne_isNo.1) and am well aware that lbe tyranny or a nd.bleu lather damaged me e.mod'on•ll1 at an e arly aae. A •ery pretty 23·year-old ~ woru lD my office. Lols ls umnarrted but confided that sbe Ud a "beavebly affair'' wtth a f~ chap who promised mamaae. tben scrammed. She 11 ... at bome with a timid mouse ol • mot.her and a punitive, clomiDeert.u father (like mine). Be bu fWecl Lois with the fear ol hellfire and damnation aince he learned ol ber affair (by acci- dent) and retuaes to let ber torcet lt. Yoo may not believe this, Ann. but I see t.be same pressures bulldi:nc up in this girl's lite that ruined mine. My primary COG- cem ls to help Lola become a well-ecliusted person. She ls a normal woman wbo needs a normal out- let. I muSt admit that I would benefit from a romantic lla1aoo elso, since my wlle ls a bit ol a bore and complalna ol recuntni beck trouble. I am writ.lq w you becuse I think you are a practical and re- ali.stlc penon wbo will live me aome up-to-date advice. A letter (or even a Confidential at the end of your column) saying, "0 .K.,. Bud,.. would •elp a lot. Tbank ~BllOISI'ICMALEIN D&All SYN: MJiMy ceaerou of :r• Co wut Co help tbe ,ut oat, .._ an affalr wltla a married ale•• Ille (old eaoqta Co be ber ,..._,, 1eO b not my Idea of "a ....a oade&.'' All I cu aee ls ..-eaa u•t1-forBEa. IAll__..thcoua1eCobreak ...., from w family. U you aJl!ALLY wot Co help, up her Co mue •• a,..._tmeel wttb a tlieraplst. Tie ComlJ or State llatal Bealtlt g,roaps ta Boan•· are excen.&. Exercising Long Life Mary Cryer who Jmt turned 103 s ays she is a fitness fan and does exercises twice daily. She attributes her longevity to "clean living, exercise and deep religious faith.''.Sbe lives in a Toronto nursing home where she was pre sented a cake to celebrate the day. k-e of tk It•-''MS .......... ~ TURG•SE SPEOACULAR ., ............... ..,_, ........ tlt•lr f•"•l•H c.ttectl" •f =. .......... __ TUaqUOISE • MOnB Of "411. • Cou.1. ..................... a.Mn·~.---.., ...... ....... _ .............. ..-w...__ lMIS WB OH&.Y 2h Off: AU.laAc:ans .... a...SA.l.llllM-.......... w.e ...... lffouo:Y ... s;EC,~L! : 99. 90/o PURE SILVER 1 s·"oo , : I::: ,. I : ,. . u.._,,.,_ t:L. .... ___ ...._r ___ .., Gemini, Take Chance . · .. SATURDAY NOV EM BEit %1 By SYDNEY OMARll ARIES <March 21 · Apr il 19): Friends and money will not mesh, the mixture could tum sour. Know it and act accord· ingly. TAU•US (April 20· May 20): Ele ment of timing or luck is apt to be with you. Acce nt on f inishln.ll a project, gain. ingcredilfor effor ts. GEMINI (May 21-Jun~ 20). Highlight gr eater originality. Bt' indepen dent. willing to take a chance on yo ur own abilities CANCER (June 21 July 22 ): Be pe rceptive enough to reject tbe superficial. LEO (July 23·Auc. 22): Efforts may be scattered -see picture as a whole VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept 22) Indirect approach could brmg most con s t r uchve results. LIBRA fSept 23-0ct 22> You'rt.• a blf' now to In brtghl holtday red Eso<esso Soorty group. Available tn coordinate Orawslring pants Cowl necked too Jac:t<et Skirt (not shown I come up with ansv.-ers. What wa s ev a sive bec o mes avai lable . SCORPIO <O ct. 23- Nov. 21): Good news re- cei ved from ··unexpect· e d " so u r c e . Some adjustmt'nts occur at h ome bas e . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): What seems obvious could be a d~ lusion. Know it and be cautious. Play waiting game. You Are Invited To Our AUTOGRAPH PARTY Honoring MR. THEODORE TAYLOR Author of THE CAY 1ntrod ucmg his new book IA TTLE IN THE AICTIC SEAS Sat .. Nov. 27 • 2 to 5 p.m. at THE CHltDRDt'S .. SHOPPE 1707 l. Coast Hwy. • C..... .. Mar (Yi Block Welt of FNe Crowns) THANKSGIVING SALE ONE·OF·A·KIND BRILLIANT IDEAS Custom·mode In our own shop, these start/Ing dinner rings make dining out a sped al event. All set In 14K yellow gold. From o brilliant collect/on to choose from. Uniqut d1sl9n c~codts forn:ord In thtU rows grod11u1rd diamonds. Toto/ weight 1.26 ct. ) , , \.~ 137'> Vre1 Lido N1; • .,.port IJeoch ( ol!Jomlo I t·f(phone: f>7S.75 11 A geomtttlt mosttrpl1c~ 1nl/VMl!d Wft/t 1mb,ddtd diamonds wtlghlng 1.90 ct. SIS75. 1'121 Wm Coast High~ N~wport Btoeh In th~ lobby of the Bo/"°'1 Boy Club You can too! Call: 714·834·8888 What you hear may change your life! Groupl .. Group2 Group3 Group4 Pre-Holiday Sale Sportswear (Matching Pinstripe Group) Blazer Vest Orig. '60. Skirt or Pants '32. .Jumper '52. Now 539.85 520.85 521.85 $33.85 Sportswear (Matching Suede like Fabric) Blazer Vest Pant Skirt In brown or beige • Sleepwear Quilted ROBES In pastel colors Orig. '54. 526. •27. Now 533.85 518.85 5 20.85 s18.8S Now 517. A Group of Factory Seconds All assortment of dresses. slee~r. sportswear, ~ouses. etc. (slightly Imperfect) 1/3 to 1/2 off oriairul prlcc (Limited quantities on all above items.) Ntwpott Bclld\ FI.Sh ion !~lind 644 4•'1 l La Habra Fash ion Square 871 ·531 4 j I ' t ~· SC11te PoRtU. Gll4f!~r Interior . Co:µseff:ative Year in '78? By THOMAS D. EUA.8 Polit1cian1 eoon wtll be focuatng on 19'18, when d the llate'a lop officia.la Oil~ atain race t.be vot... Only local elections are due befe>H June 19'18 and none of those I• llkely to tt. ve any statewide Im· pact, since the reelecUon attempt of Los Angeles Mayor Toan Bradley ls the only one involvlnc a ma· Jor poUUcal personality. AS THEY PONDElt nos YEAR'S returns and prepare tor the next major campaign, the incum-bent.I have reason for concern. MOit of them are liberal Democrats and in CaJttorota. 1976 was a bad year tor lib~ral Demoeratl, foremost amo,.. them the defeated SOtn'HERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Sen. John V. Tunney. It wasn't just Tun- ney. The conservative trend extended from con· greuiooaJ elections. where almost every open seat was taken by a COD· serv.ative, to the presidential race. where President-elect Carter failed to carry the nation's largest state, to the ballot propositions, where all major spending items except park bonds lost. THE CONSERVATIVE TREND SHOVLDN'T really have been surprising. since the liberal wave of 19'14 came in·lhe general anti-Republican post- Walergate period. Aware of that, some top state officials may try lo change their images and shift to the con- servative. Equally aware, the Republican opposi- tion is already lining up. San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson, a former GOP Labeling Changes On Way SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Consumers who complain that what you see on canned food labels is not what you get should welcome the an· nounce,ment or plans by a major canner to list the weight of soUd food con tained in a can alonK with the "net weight" usually listed. assemblyman who has been viewed as a top gubernatorial prospect for several years, allows that while· he Jives now lo "the most pleasant city in California,'' Sacramento "Is also a fun James T. Schmuck, group vice president of Del Monte Corp., said his company plans im- mediate production of a new line or labels to in- clude "solid food con· tents," which measures the weight of ingredients ''before the addition of li- quid necessary for pro- cessing." place." · Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger, the state's lone Republican con- alttullonal ofticer, bas been 90Ullded out by several Northern California labor leaders dis- WILSON pleased with Gov. Brown. He hasn't declared his candidacy, as Wilson nearly bas, but hasn't ruled hunself out either. AIDING THE GOP PROSPEcrs IS the fact that some labor unions are dissatisfied with Brown because of the pronounced pro-consenationist policies set by many of his high-level appointees. Brown is aware or their displeasure, but while he won't yet declare for re-election. his recent com- ment that he "might even· go back to the monastery" in 1978 is not to be taken seriously. Brown, whose presidential aspirations suffered a severe blow when Carter was elected will become an even more in: teresting figure to watch. He ran as a conventional liberal in 1974, then turned into a fiscal arch-conservative after taking office. Probably his most aRowN conventionally-liberal position in office has been his consistent support for farm workers. epitomized by his becoming the leadmg spokesman for the defeat· ed Proposition 14. IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN what impact that initiative will have on Brown 's future. The anti·14 forces concentrated their attack on the governor's alleged untruths in pushing the measure. almost turning the campaign into a referendum on Brown. Since the initiative lost by a margin of almost 2·1, Brown's own popularity may be threatened. He didn't win by an overwhelming margin in 1974 -just over 500.000 -so the popularity ratings of the polls over the next year may decide how hard Brown pushes on issues like runding for the Agricultural Labor Relations Board. IF HE BACKS OFF SOMEWHAT on that issue, it would be an indil'ation or a reemphasis on the con· ~rvative bent that won him such high popularity just after his election. And ii Brown ~h1ns to the ronservative. look tor the other Democratic tnl'Umbents to rollow his lead. They may try to do il anvway, l'itmply as a result of reading the latest elttt1on returns Work In Agribaslaess DEL MONTE said by 1978 all its fruit and vegetable cans will bear the added information. Del Monte's action follows on the heels of a recommenation of the National Canners As- sociation urgi ng 450 members to voluntarily adopt solid food labeling. "SOLID FOOD label- ing" is not t he only alternative offered in the in-the-can controversy. The association Is critical of proposals to list "draioed weight" - the weight of the solids after the product is pro- cessed. These officials claim this method is possible only through "destruc- tive sampling," and would cost canners and consumers an extra $94 million annually 5 Win Suit PITTSBURGH (AP> -Four former reserva- tion clerks for United Air Lines who were dis- charged five years ago at the end of their maternity leave have been awarded $152,000 damages in federal cour t . U.S . District Judge Daniel J . SnydP.r Jr., who ordered the airline lo rehire the women. aaid the women were victims of sex dis· crimlnation. Design Shop Set Ruaaell Deal1ns re- eently opened at lbc Mesa Verde Cent.er in Cotta Mesa, accordJna to ~ter 1eoeral manqer Gene Moriarty. The custom lntertor decoratinf and drapery nnn la located in tbe in· n,r mall area adja~t fo the Mualc Market store at the center at Harbor Boulevard and Adams Sln!et. •ra•e• Opftc• Paint, Paper & Things, Corona deJ Mar, bas an· nounced the opening ol a branch store in the new Newport Hills Shopping Center at Ford Road and San Miguel. Salal-1' Sales tor Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc .. of whjch the Broadway is a division, were up 7.4 percent in the third quarter ended Oct. 30. •·'IA• Added Let term an Portfolio Management, Newport Beach, has announced it has begun managing op- tion-writing portfolios for individual retirement accounts <IRAs). Agettqr Blred Tail and Associates of Oranee CoW\ly has ap.. pointed Mccreery, Strahan Advertising, Newport Beach; to ban· dle public relations. PIU!tSfped Bloomingdale's, a division of Federated Department Stores, bas signed an agreement providing for the grant· ing of world -wide franchising rights for its ( FINANCE J Fort y Carrots Restaurant to a corpora- tion, the principals of which are Joseph Bollter of Los Angeles and Si dne y Nadler of Newport Beach. The cor· poration, "Forty Car- r ots, Inc ." is head- q u art ere d i n Los Angeles. LefUeSlped Omnus Computer Corp. has signed a three. year lease on a new 13,SOO·square foot olfice and manufacturing building in Irvine and will move from its Santa Ana office. Naaae Chaflfle• Aeronutronic Ford Corp., a subsidiary of Ford Motor Company, wUJ change lls name to Ford Aerospace & Com· munlcatlons Corp., ef· fecllve Dec. 1. Its Aeronutronic Division, Newport Beach, will re~ lain that name. n .... Ae•tdred Mkrodata, Irvine, has announced acquisition of , V J b J'4 • d Applied Computing J.' jar.111 0 S ar•n Technology, Inc., Irvine, ~ for a total of approx- By JOYCE L. 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'IUE COURT ACTION involves two suits challengtnc prohibi- (/\JEW ANALY I ) ..... tlou aca.tnat prtvete mart.Juana poeseulon and UH u a violaUon ot the at~to consUtutlon's J11bt· to.privacy plank. They were filed by NORML, the National OrcaniuUon lot the Reform of Marijuana Laws. If successful, they would decrlminalbe pot use in the Groaeing at Last "'~ Tiny Krista Wheallry, age 31h, but the size of a one-year· old, may soon start growing as doctors say U.S. space program low-waste diets may overcome the intestinal dif- ficulties the Dallas, Texas, tot has suffered since birth. The toddler weighs only 19 pounds and is 29 inches tall. 'Safer' Abortion •. Device Under St!Jdy SHREWSBURY, Mass. CAP> -Three scientists at the laboratory that developed the birth control pill have found what they believe to be ~e safest way to abort prelJlancies without side effects or bospitaliza. llon. The Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology is testing a con- venient vaginal implant whlcb it says has been 100 percent suc· cesstul in Inducing abort.ions in rabbits, rats and hamsters. TIIE DEVICE HAS not been teated on humans, but lab spokesmen said experiments with human• may soon gel under way in Stockholm. The World Health Organization also has ex- pres1ed interest in the project, r~arcbers said. The implant ls a tiny sWcooe tube that resembles an inch-long piece of plastic sipping straw. It contains proataglandin and a subetance known as PVP gel. which cause the uterus to contract and expel the fetus over a 20-bour period. The claimed advantqes ot the implant abortion technique att: no heavy doses of hoc mooea like the morning.after pUJ ; no harmful side effects; no hospilalb:atlon or surgical pro- cedure; and no pain beyond mild cram pa. .. WE HA VE FOUND what may be the safest way lo termiqate a pregnancy," says Dr . M'in C hueb Chang, codeveloped with the late Dr. Gregory Pincus of the birth con- trol pill and director or the im· plant research. The scientists predict that a woman who suspects she may be pregnant may soon be able, un- der her doctor's care, to insert the implant herself and control her own abortion. JN RABBITS, ABOB110N has come as early as one week into pregnancy and scientists are try· inc to terminate the pregnancy before the fetus has had time to attach itself to the uterine lining. "The earlier we can terminate the pregnancy, the safer it is for the female," Dr. Sbiva.k Saksena said. •'This will have great ramifications for human mothers." THE RESEARCREas ARE checking the effect of the silicone implant in subsequent genera- tions. So far, all r abbit Utten have been norm al. The research began ln 1970 un- der a gra.nt from the Agency for International Development. The experiment.a now are funded by the National IuUtuteofHealth. Soaking It Up Smoke Emer Clears Air CmCAGO (AP) -N01'bert Kirk says be got the idea when sitting at a restaurant table and the smoke from cigarettes around him was making him sick. He mvented a smoke-eater ashtray. · Kirk, president of a toy-designing firm, came up with a portable ashtray small enough to be carried in a shirt pocket. A TINY MO'roRIZED FAN run on batteries sucks up all the smoke and draws it into an air· deodorlting pad'. There also ia a table mod81 that can be plugged in- to the nearest available electrical outlet. • "BY USfNG A SMOKE· EATING ashtray, a smoker can show a nonsmoker that he realizes smok· inc is off enaive to some people,"· sald Kirk who doesn't smoke. "The ashtrays could be in every public place, business offices, airplanes, stores and sport.log arenas. ••Nonsmokers also should carry their own porta· ble ubtraya and demand any smokers in their viclnl· ty to use them,'' he nld. home -•nd possibly In otbe· drcumatancea Judced to com1 under the scope of private possession. NORKL also plans to apomor 1 bill next year that would reduet ~Ue• for private cultivalior Of limited amounts of pot. AND THE ASSEDLYll~ wbo wlll carry tho meaal,lre Democrat WUUe Brown ot Sal • Francisco, sara he thlnb it wU. be approved t It bu the backinJ of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. anc at lea.st a few law enf'orcemen otrlcials. The 1975 m11rlj uana bJll, signet by Brown In July 1975 and laltlnj effect lhh year. chen1eo poaaession of up to an ounce of pot from a poa•lble feJOtt)' to v mltdemeanor with a,$100 fine al. lbe mUimum penalty. Possession or m~ than an ounce was classified u a mlade· meanor by the bill with a ma.x- imum penalty of six moot.ha ln jail and a $500 fine. BVT THE MEASUSE did not reduce the Celony penalties for sellinl marijuana. posaessina it tor aale or crowing it. The NORML bill would make it a misdemeanor lo grow a llml\ed amount or marijuana, a step the measure's s upporters contend would help cut trafficking in the weed. "The most vocal criUcs or the Kocscone bill charge that it In· creased muljuana importing and dealing in CaUfomla." said Gordon Brownell. NORML's West Coast coordlnator. "IF THAT'S THE case, it would be tn thelr interest and in the marijuana users' interest t.o get another source of supply. Right now you are bett:?r oft buy· i.ng grass from a dealer." The new bill, he said, "WO\lld basically reduce the penalties for people lo grow their own ma.ri· juana to the levels or possession · the Moscone bill. "If the cops found you growing it ln your back yard the penalty would be a ticket and a $100 fme." nlE NEW BILL WOULD cov· er culUvaUon of only a limited amount of pot, a square yard of plants, for example, says Brownell, who also thinks the bill hu a good chance of getting to Brown. ''I think it's going lo happen this session." he said. "We ap- proached Willie to introduce.the bill last session and he felt. that we should wait unW we have a chance to win. "We're stronger in the Senate than we were two years ago, and I suspect this bill will be suppbrt- ed by the people who supported the Moscone bill." BROWNELL SA VS HE doesn't. know how Brown wiJJ feel about a grow-your.own bill but says some law enforcement officials will support it. The 1975 biJI was carried by Sen. George Moscone, who is now mayor of San Francisco. One of his former aides, Don Solem, says lower penalties for marijuana cultivation were left out of the bill because of a fear that it would tip the scales against the measure. "AT THE FIRST Judiciary Committee hearing, we won by just one vote," Solem said. "It was felt there was enough in the bill without adding cultivation. "H it had been included it would have sunk the bill for sure." The court suits were filed late fast year in Los Angeles and §an Francisco. ,~ But the San Francisco suiCis just nearing the trial stage. The Los Angeles case has been held up by a decision requiring NORML to revise its suit. • THE SUITS ARE DASEDC>\1 a contention that pot laws viola~ a constitutional provision t!l'at "protects the right of people tc{\)e fr ee from go,·ernm ent fn- terference unless governm~t has a compelling reason." s*s Mark Sole r , an attorney for NOR ML. · "Our position is that mlU'i· juana is an extremely innocuous drug that is certainly relatively harmless when compared with alcohol. tobacco or heroin." • lf that's the case, he adds. then the state "has lllUe interest ...,;. if any -in preventing people tr-Pm using a relatively harmlesa d.tUg in their own homes.'· ~ THEaE IS A LEGAL preie. dent tor NORM L's posltioo, Seier says. The Alaskan su.,.reJite Court took a similar poel~ In one of Its cases. But Deputy Ally. Oen. Ah~i Alan. wl\o ls representing tjle state in the Los Angeles cue, ,s. counts the Alaskan ruling ap<I Soler'a contention that ml6j'i· Juana Is innocuous. . ;. "Our posltlon is that there ti a leglUmate state Jntere4t in C?61>· t rolllng the use of mariju~• becau11e lt has harmful effett.s and that the rlght ol privacy tos been IJbllted to very tundam"'8l lnterestt." he says. • "Of course, the Alaska"c&M lerp~ the Alaskan coru• ll«>n . n ot Caltfornla's," e added. , Jl4 OAILY PILOT Friday. Nowmber 29. ''"' • SC in Cage By 'nae A IMC lated Prea )(Jrques Johnson and Ollie Ma\w>n Jr., are the bi& names as UCLA • .Pepperdine and USC open tlMIW 1976-77 basketball seuons thkeekend. .lObnaon and UCLA play host to SC~ Dieco State tonight while Matson and bis Pepperdine teammates go against the J\epublic of China's traveling SQUJ.d on Saturday night. USC hosts Loyola tonight at the LA Sports Arena. Paradoltically, it will be the University of San Francisco where Ollie Matson Sr. starred in football that presents one of the biggest challenges to the bid of Pepperdlne to repeat as the West Coast Athletic Association cham- pion. Pepperdlne bead coach Gary Colson believes bis current squad could be even stroqer than the one that captured the title and. posted a 22-4i record a year aco. UCLA won in the Pacific-8 in Gene Barlow's f"U'sl season as the successor to the legendary John Wooden, but Bartow bas lost three of his first six players and the c•mpaign could be tough with.perhaps Oregoo State pro- viding the toughest competition. In another cage opener in the Southland is USC's test with Loyola. The Trojans of SC will be trying to snap a 15-game losing streak which included every Pacitic-8 game of la.st season. The only sure starters for USC are 1uard Marv Safford and forward Greg White, although former Corona del Mar HiCb ace Casey Jonea ncures to see plenty of action. Bartow, whose UCLA Bruins finished third in the NCAA last year, aaid, "The early games are eolng to test us. There are no teams on paper like Indiana was last year." He referred to the NCAA championship team thal was cor- recUy pre-judged to be th.e class of the nation a year ago. The Uclans lost All-American Richard Washington who turned pro under the hardship nale and 'Dallas Gamble Pays Off Cowboys Suroive St. ~uis Rally DALLAS CA P> -The St. Louis Cardinals died hard. And Dallas coach Tom Landry almost died. period. The Dallas Cowboys finally baked the Cardmals 19-14 m a Thank sgiv ing D:.iy National Football League game that must have given indigest ion to mtllions of turkey-stuffed rans watching on national television. It also apparently cooked St. Louis· g005e in the Nat.Jonal Con·· ference E:.istern Div1s1on title race Dallas now is 1().2 and the defending champions are 8-4 Washington 1s 7.4 "We 've got to go out and win our last two games. take care of our business and hope Dallas can beat Washington,·· said St. Louis coach Don Coryell after the heartbreaking loss. Dallas hosts Washington in the final game of the season. "I don 't know if I could go through another one," sighed Landry. ''There is no better fool· ball team than St. Louis in that last-minute situation." The game centered around a big Dallas play in the second quarter and a last minute St. Louis drive. Aggies S nap Jinx With 2 7-3 Vietory AUSTIN. Tex CAPI The greatest speed and power duo in Texas A&M 's history ignored Texas' taunts and a half-century. old football 1mx in rolling over the 'Longhnorn!I, 27-3, Thursday night The "fanaticis m" Darrell Royal of Texas sought to prevent his first losing season in more than 20 years of coaching was not enough to stop A&M's George Woodard and Curtis Dickey. who Tipped Texa s for th r ee touchdowns and 164 yards rushing. before halftime and finished with 55 yards on 14 carries although he sat out much of the second half. Woodard and Dickey padded their season rushing total to 1,879 yards. which broke the old school record of 1,86.5 set by Bob Smith and Glenn Li ppm an in 1950. Woodard finished lhe regular season with 1,153 yards and Dickey with 726 yards. "W~ had a whole lot of mouthmJ out of Texas tackle Brad Shearer," said Woodard. "I paid no attention to it. He was try- ing to gel me thrown out or the game. trying to gel me to fight. I had no intention of fighting." "They"re better," said Royal. "But fumbles and penalties made it worse." Dallas hoodwinked the Ca rdinals with a fourth down fake punt from its 28 with less than a minute to play in the first half. Danny White, who is given an option on the play. whipped a short pass to Benny Barnes, who fled 43 yards and set up Roger Staubach 's four· yard touchdown run with only 20 seconds to play. The touchdown broke a 7.7 tie and the Cardinals never caught up. "The fake punt turned it around for us." said Landry. "They had a maximum blitz on :in'1 didn't cover our outside re-ce1 ver (Barnes). White picked it up and it worked . It's an automatic call ... but we really didn 'l expect a team like St. Louis to leave him open." Coryell said, "That (fake punt) was the key. I admire Landry for calling it on fourth down Che didn't). If it hadn"t worked, we could have scored at least three points on it. But it did work." White said, "Benny knows if nobody is blocking on him to turn and look for the pass. If the man covering Benny comes al the punter, nine times out of 10, he'll block it. I just kind of shot· putted the ball to him.·· c.trdl,..I\ 0 I 0 1 -1' C.0Wl>Oy\ 1 I 0 S I~ Dal ·L••dlO• 7 P41U lrom Slitul»cll IHr,,•r• kltkl SIL-S JOflt\Sr11n l811<Vn•lckl OAI Sl•11IMl<h 4 rut> ll~•rr•r• ko<kl Dal FG ..,_,,.,,. o O<ll -S.-•tv H•<'dtr\M bl«k"<1 punt SIL -<l••v "11.uslrom H•'1111.tkl<•n''''l A--41 ..... INOIVIOUAL LEAOEltS RUSHING-SI LOU!\ Ol•s. 814. S Jo""' .. 3' Onll•\ Sta11b.t<ll TH. p ..... , ..... IS.'8 ltECEIVINO SI LOii•\. I H•<rt\ 6 Ill Fo t" 0•111', OuPrtt l 46. 0 PH•'M>'I l-ll Llkll-J 4 PASSING SI loul\. '1•rt »~1. JS• v••OS 0.lle\. Steut>.tch 10 11· l, ll 0 Wh!1• 1· l•O 4) also Gavin Smith, the Brul.na'a sixth man last season wbo transferred to Hawall. Andre McCarter and 7-foot Ralph Droll· Incer graduated, "I'm happy with our playen," the UCLA coach added. "I wouldn't trade them for anyone else's." . Johnson, the 6·7 forward, also considered tumlng pro aft.er his junior year but changed his mind. "U there's a belt.er collesiate player than Marques. I Just can't imagine it," the coach added. On the front line with Jol\nson, the Bruins have 6·9 David Greenwood and 7-foot Brett Vroman. Pitt Puts No.I Ratin g On the fjne PITTSBURGH (AP) -The Penn State-Pitt football rivalry has existed since im. but few contests would match tonight's game between the two bowl- bound teams in irony and emo- tion. Under coach Johnny Majors, Pitt has risen in four short years from the dregs of major college football to the nation's top· ranked team. That honor has eluded PeM State, the long·time Eastern oowerhouse which has been to o..rv r .. ._.t a.. .. ..ei 1•t . seven oowl games in eight years and bas won 101 of 124 games un· der coach Joe Paterno. Traditional r ivalry aside, the unbeaten Pitt team must win this year's game if it intends to pre- serve its shot at the national championship. The Nittany Lions. 7·3, would like nothing better than to knock Pitt off the pedestal by winning their 11th straight game in the series, which it leads 37·35-3. "Regardless of what else has transpired. this is the most im· portant game of the season," said Majors. This year's Sugar Bowl-bound Pitt squad has the experience edge over Penn State, which has played as many as 14 freshmen this year. The Panthers, 10-0. also have Tony Dorsett. The S·ll, 192-pound halfback is a prime candidate for the Heisman Trophy. So far this year, he has rushed for 1,726 yards and 19 touchdowns. His total career yardage of 5,858 yards has made the NCAA re- cord book obsolete. "Dorsett is one of the greatest players in college football his- tory," said Paterno, whose re- surgent team has accepted an in· vitation to meet Notre Dame in the Gator Bowl. "Dorsett is so good lhat there is a tendency to overlook some of their other players," Paterno said. "Matt Oavanaugh is an ex· cellent quarterback, they have a strong offensive line. an out· standing defense and the best all· around kicking game that we have played against this year." . C~vanaugh, a 6·2, 209-pound Juruor, has amassed 713 passing yards and eight touchdowns In completing 47 or 76 attempts despite the fact that he missed several games because of a hairline leg fracture. "Cavanaugh is a very classy operator -very smooth, poised and effective." said Paterno. "He is a fine passer and runner and does what he has to do to move the football." EMERSON, LUIZ DUEL IN TOURNEY Newport Beach's Roy Emerson and Bob Lutz of San Clemente clash tonight in singles play to highlight action in lhe Challenge Cup tennis tournament at the Irvine Racquet Club. It starts at 7:30. The tourney. featuring eight touring pros. will continue through Saturday and Sunday with the championship singles or doubles competition getting un· der way at noon Sunday. Another match tonight in men's singles features Charles Pasarell against Jeff Borowiak at9 The victory was only A&M 's second over Texas in Memorial Stadium since it was built in 1924. Woodard. a 257 -pound sophomore, punched 109 yards out of the Texas middle In 29 car· ries and bolled over for touchdowns from the one and two· yard lines in the second half. Dickey, a 200-pound freshman with 9.3 sprint relay speed, dashed eight yards to score just Fingers Signs With Padres * * * T"'ffA&M Toe\ ANl-FG F•enltlln ll 0 • 0 l " ,_,, 0 p-· ~ T~•u-l'G erwleDen U A&M-01<-ev I •un r1t1,• f1lltdl A&M-WO<ICl••d 1 run !O•<~~v "'"' A&M FG l"ren•lln 51 A~-WOOd1rd~ru11 ll'r.-,•U,.~1c-I A-60,000 ""''de-• II.WW\ v•rdt Pn•ln9 v••d• R*l!lrfl v1rcb ... ,_ Pllm\ '"""Ill" 10i1 ....,..tlHv••d' TtU\A~ It ... 110 ... 0 '~ ~ .. p '" Tn" • 40-IJ \1 .. •17·J MJ µ 11 • LOS ANGELES (AP) - Reliever Rollie Fingers signed a multi-year contract with the San Diego Padres ThuTsday, accord· ing to his agent, Jerry Kapstein. Kapstein reached agreetnent with Padres owner Ray Kroc and Buztie Bavasi, general manager of the club, late Thursday and notified Fingers at his in-laws' home in San Jose. "Rollie was delighted to be joining Gene Tenace with the Padres," said Kapstein . Tenace . a catcher-fir s t baaeman, and Flneers were --- teammates with the Oakland A's and were among eight Oakland players to become free agents this winter. Fingers became the 14th. free agent to reach termc; si~e the historic Nov. 4 drru\ an con- tinued the trend of moving from teams with better records to teams with poorer won-lost marks. "With Fingers and Tenace. San Diego now has two or the finest pressure performers in base~.·· said Kapstein. "He was very Impressed with t.be Padres' organiialioo and the In· terest they showed in him. We are delighted with this contract." Kroc. meanwhile, had been \n Chicago Wednesday to discuss terms with another tree aeent, outfielder Reggie Jackson. : But with the signlrtg of Fingers, the Padres completed their two-player limit and now drop out of the Jackson negotia· lions. leaving the New York Yankees and Montr.al Expos as lhe t'haln bidders ror the sluaging ouUlelder. . ., #,#'.,,....... DETROIT'S DEXTER BUSSEY (24) MOVES FOR YARDAGE. 6.J. Has Bis Day Ricardo, Liom Triumph, 27-14_ PONTIAC, Mich. <AP> -The me ssage on the Pontiac Sllverdome scoreboard read: "Lions menu : turkey, buffalo and juice." The Detroit Lions certainly added Buffalo to their Thanksgiving Day menu Thurs· day, but they couldn't quite ban· die O .J . "Orange Juice" Simpson. Juice was on the loose as he never had been in his brilliant eight· year Na ti on al Football League career. But his record· setting performances were not nearly enough and the Lions coasted to a nationally televised 27·14 victory over Simpson and the Buffalo Bills. It was Buffalo's eighth straight loss. Here is what Simpson did : -Rushed for 273 yards in 29 carries, breaking his NFL record of 250 yards in one game. -Became the league's first player to rush for 200 or more yards five times. -Passed the 9,000-yard career rushing mark, reaching 9,252. He is the league's second all-time runner, behind Hall of Farner Jimmy Brown, who gained 12,312 yards. -Reached 1,129 yards for the season, marking the fifth con· secutive year he has run for at least 1,000. -Scored both Buffalo touchdowns, the first on a 48·yard burst in the closing minutes of the third quarter and the other on a 12-yard run in the final period. "It's something that when your career is over you look back oo with fond memories," Simpson said of his great game. " ... But the things I'm proudest about· were still in college (Southern · Cal)." Amidst the Detroit victory was. the play of former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College. star Benny Ricardo, the Lions!· rookie field goal kicker. Ricardo cashed in on field goal-' attempts of 22 and 35 yards and three PATs to keep Buffalo at bay, and added to his day's work with a recovery of a Buffalo fum· ble on a kickoff. ., · 8111\ 0 0 1 1 -1~ LIO<!\ 0 tO 10 1 -l1' Del -O. 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Kickoff is at 8 at Orange Coast College and the Barons of coach Bruce Pickford are solid 14·point choices lo roll despite coming in· to the game at less than top sbape. Fullback Mike Musso and center Tim Bienek were banged up in the Los AJamiWti game and others in the Fountain Valley at· tack a r e at less than full strength. Still, the a ttack of tailback Willie Gittens, receivers Ken Margerum, Tim Holmes and Bo Boxold, an improving Doug Thompson at quarterback and a rock·rlbbed defense gives the ~ons the edge. ··Newbury Park features t.4ilback Jeff Mathews (170) out oJ a multiple set beh ind 'i9arterback Ken Mosley, a 140· ~ scooter with 600 yards ac- dl)tmted for ln the alr. ifdathews has run for over 1,000 yVds and is considered a power run n er , r a t h e r lb a n the breakaway threat. Pickford sees the Newbury Park threat as a similar task to beating Wes tm i nster. which gave Fountain VaJlcy a tough time before falling, 14·10. Sports in Brief "t hope we can get alter them with enthusiasm," says Pickford. The Barons did Just that last week in recording their fifth shutout of the season and among the standouts who figure to put the pressure on the Panthers are Bill Grilz, Frank Christy, Don Bohay and linebackers Boxold and Rich Stanton. Offensively, if Musso is not jn the attack, the Barons figure to alternate j unior Brad Wood and sophomore Tim Henigman ln the backfield along with Gittens. Gittens now has 14 touchdowns ln 10 games with 911 yards in 153: carries amounting to a 5.9 average gain per carry. Tho mp so n 's stat s as a quarterback contJnue to pile up. He's nearing the SO per cent r atio with 62 completions in 126 at· tempts for 922 yards and five touchdowns. Among placekicker Steve Steinke's seven field goals are er. forts of 52, 47, 46 and 40 yards. 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Olson. a former Marina (Hunt- ington Beach ) H 1gh coach, wtll begin his third !>eason at Iowa S a turday night when the Hawkeyes open at Nebraska. lie led the Hawkeyes to a 19-10 re- cord last season The 19 v1ctonl•S are second best in school history Elliott said the contract ex· tension reflects the confidence of the Iowa players, fans and the athletic boa rd in Ols on 's coaching abtuty He added the extension will serve to further stabilize the Ha wkcycs basket· ball program. Lalcfto• Pio. INGLEWOOD-TM Portland Trail Blazers 1nv sdt' the Forum tonight for a Nat ion al Basketball As6oc1at1o n 11(( "llh the Los Angeles Lake t s 1n game mntrhing cenlt'r!> 1'\arN'm Abdul- J-bbar of th e Lak er~ a nd Portland's llill Walton :J>ortJand, 10·4 leader m the lteciflc DivlSlon. Is thrt(' games aa.ead or the Lt1kers (8-8) The glsne begins al 8. .... .... fltt'. Colleet• :i:AST RUTHERFORD.~ .I Lo,beatt'n Hutgers. saved bv B ~arre 53·yard pt'nalty, cam<' fr'bm behind on Bert KOl\up's one· yard pass to Mike Fisher in tht• third period and wrapped up the ~st season In its 108-year foot· ball history by defeating stub- born Colgate. 17-9, Thursday night. Carter, T rfpp Fafl GARDENA -Bobby Jones of Danville. Ill .. won the U.S. Auto Club 100-lap Midget Grand Prix at Ascot Park Thursday night for his third major victory of the season m three dlHerent types of cars Two of the pre-race favorites wPre stoooed by en~ne trouble Marina (Huntington Beach ) f{jg l\. graduate Duane "Pancho" Carter. 1976 USAC sprint cham- pion, droped out on the 68th lap while running fifth. Ron Tripp of Costa Mesa. 1976 USAC midget cbampton, failed to qualify arter m<'chanical problem:. in prar llcc. Yank.-B~ze J OH AN NESB U RG . Sout h Afnca -Americans Bnan Gol- lfned and Harold Solomon won easv two-set v1cton es Thursday in the South African lenrus cham- p1onsh1ps Gottfried c r ushed South Alncan Rory Chappell, 6·2. 6·1 and Sol om on ous ted By r on Bertram of South Arnca 6--0, 6·0 Joining Gottfried and Solomon in the quarterfinals will be South African Ray Moore, who beat Jim Delaney, 4·6, 6·3. 6-2; Raul Ram1rei of Mexico, who stopped Jim Delaney, 4·6, 6-3, 6·2, and South African Willem Prinsloo. who beat fellow countryman Danny Sullivan, 6-J, 4·6, 6·2. "I llw In ~OlJ!IU® ~~l1D®~ but bought my ncrw car ~:ln ~tr.®~from *>HMSON6SON" . · .. •' ~ .~t Johnson (,, Son you're treored :nke a member of the rom1ly Their solesmon. H 0 Price w os highly recommended. or.d he took good core°' me. Johnson & Son hos o ,good re~ot\on, and lhelt service ~&portment Is ou"'ond•ng. Thor's ;why I recommeod you drive to :Johnson & Son. Give ·em o try." _, ohnson&son ,e,o HAA80R OLVO COSTA MESA 5'0·5&l0 Oa 0 BRUCE PICKFORD Gauchos, GWCFives Begin Play. Mesans Host Bucs At Newport Tonight ... Coming of( the mOl!lt significant quarterback Dave Mollica and football victory In tM school's runnlnf backs Dan Duddridge- 17 ·year history, the s mall Costa and Dave Brennen. Me3a High Mus tangs bid for a M o I J i c a . a s pr i n t ·out second round CIF 2-A playoff vie· quarterback wbo is a stout run· tQry tonight when they collide ning threat, has rushed ror 443 with the large Bellflower Bue-yards aod has passed for BS6, caneers. cornpleting 72 of 136 with only K.Jckoff is 8 at Newport Harbor eight interceptions. High a nd Tom French's Duddridge, who is equally ef· TOM FRENCH -.-. :-;,. Area Stars ~~=~ Run Saturdaf l ... Mustangs , 8-1-1 overall, are lh· fective on dives and pitch outs, point underdogs lo a defensive· bas scored eight touchdowns on WALNUT -The Costa M~·· oriented Buccaneers team that runs while picking up 681 yards High Mustangs, ranked No. 1 ta· has allowed only one touchdown • on 163 carries. Brennen has the CIF 3·A poll, and the F~. In Prelims .· in its last four games. gained 417 yards on 106 attempts. tain Valley Barons. rated No. l ~· H owever , th e Mustan g s the CIF 4·A r ankings, bee~ weren't favored against Sonora, Readers' quests for possible cross count'FF defending CIF 2-A champions, titles in the CJF preliminart• but emer ged with a 3f.7 triumph, Saturday, here. recovering two fumbles for Action begins al 10 with t.be• touchdowns and blocking a punt Hot Corner ClF 4·A heats and concludes al for another score. By defeating noon with the final girls race. • Sonora, Costa Mesa was posting Dear Mr. White: Each boys division (4-A, 3'4. its first-.ever post -season win-ln your Sunday column, you 2-A, l·A) will have two race,') a.qd and it was the first time ln the criticized the possible admission the top five teams and top fi\o(! ti{i· team's history that it competed of Arizona State into the Pacific 8 ·dlvlduals from non-qualifying in the playoffs. Conference. teams advance to next week's But Sonora was smaller than Apparently you have focgotten finals. The lop four squacls frorri the MIL!tangs, who start an or-several important facts. (1) ASU the three girls races qualify. · fensive line that averages 172.7 was ranked #2 and upset. Jn addition to Fountain Valley. pounds. Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl Jast Orange Coast a rea teams com· The junior college basketball In contrast, the Buccaneers year. (2) Since 1970, the Sun petlng in 4-A are Huntington season launches tonight with start 230-pouod Jeff Benjarnin, Devils have won three otb~r Beach's Marina and Huntington Saddleback facing Sao Diego 230-pound Tim Whittaker and Fiesta Bowls and a Peach Bowl. Beach High, second and third to Mesa and Golden West taking on 215-pound Don Craig on the de· (In the late '60s, ASU clobbered Fountain Valley in the Sunset LA Mission. f'ensive line in addition to 19(). two Big Ten teams, Minnesota League. Fountain Valley a nd Coach Bill Mulligan's Sad· pound Brad Tolsma. Bellflower and Wisconsin, by overwhelming Huntington Beach are entered i.Q dleback Gauchos tangle with runs a 4-4 defense and only two margins.) (3) The Phoenix area heatone. Mesa in a 6:30 tilt at Grossmont oppooeots have scored in double has a population or more than a Costa Mesa will be joined bi Co 11 e g e . I l • s par t of a figures. million now, and the Sun Devils Mission Viejo in heat one. wg:o; doubleheader with MiraCosta As a result, the Buccaneers consistently draw between 45,000 slon Viejo was third in the So~ and Grosamont meeting at 8:30. have compiled a 7·3 record and and 50,000 a game, twice as much Coast League to Costa Mes~ The four teams theo switch to wer e champions of the San as the Oregon schools draw, and which was capturing its nioQi Saddleback Saturday night with Gabriel Valley League. often more th an UCLA . (4 ) straight league tiUe. the Gauchos meeting Grossmont Although smaller , (.;osta Mesa Phoenix is much closer to Los South Coas t League ruMerup at 8:30, following·the MiraCosta-; may be quicker than Bellflower, Angeles and has much more in University High or Irvine, which San Diego Mesa game at 6:30. and the Buccaneers will have common with this area than does is rated No. 2 in the CIF l ·A poll, Golden West's Rustlers travel three dangerou s offensive Eugene, Corvallis. or Pullman. is entered in heat2. to San Fernando High to tangJe players to contend with in (5) ln the last 10 years, the Sun In the girls division, No. 4 with ~ission in an 8 o'cloek * * * Devils have almost always been ranked Costa Mesa and Hunt. game. Coac h Dick Strlcklin's Ce\lu~ewL.,_.. intheTop lO or15. ington Beach will race in heat Rustlers return home the follow-ASU has had a losing year but three while University and ing ni"hl to meet Cerritos, also at °"'*M Oett11.. so what? Look at the record over Edison are entered in heat two. C> LI! Miii.. 11S , .. ~11><.,1 l.E all 8. . LT """'DllY Ho m ~mbur99y Lr the long haul. lf you're re y so Top individuals who will rac~ Orange Coast, under new LG Toe" 111 m ..,.,., NG concerned over t:he PAC-8, you unattached are Edison's Charli' coach Tandy Gi~. waits until ~ ~;:,," · !~ :~ ~~;;· :~ should be greatful that ASU Cbristensen in 4·A and Missio~ Saturday ni"hl to open the ftT~1c~1 1'° 17\•r-•o LB mightsoonbeamember. Vtejo's Tami Darr, Laguo~ • ft£ ~ oo "' F•••I~ La y trul h H d season, hosting LA Trade Tech at oe -•1c• 111 m T., .. ,~ c0 our.; y, Beach's Cynt la arryman an 7·30, rte~,.,.,. ''s 1rs s..o.. Ha Charles F . Morelock Dana Hills' Linnea Brown in the Saddleback figures to be the ~ ~ :~ :: ~...,.. H~ Huntington Beach girls dJvision: bestofthe thrceareateamsaod ,..._:.:..:~:.:._ __ __:.:..:...:.:::....::::.:.:::.:.:.:::.::._ __ ..:_ __________________ :.._ ________ ;:_ __________ ~--~----~ again will be a contender in the Mission Conference. Mulligan has 6·5 .Denni5 Smith and S.6 Buck Day back in the front line. Smith averaged 22.8 points per game a year ago and was the Mission Conference player of the year. Also start ing for the Gauchos will be fi:eshmen Tim Knight 16-6) and g ua rds Tim Shaw (6·3'") and Ric h McElreath (S.10). Knigbl i s from Riverside's Ramona High, Shaw prepped at Canvon (Ana heim) and Mc Eire alh is from Servile <Anaheim). Golden West will start a tall fro nt line th a t inc ludes sopho mor e J ohn Hirschler 16-10). fres hmen Todd Zirbel <S.6) and Brian Rogers (6-,5) or Tom Rowan (6-7). Al RUards. Stricklin will go with sophomore James Jackson (5·10) and freshman Gary San- ders (6·0). from Fountain Valley. In Gillis' debut at OCC, the former Corona del Mar head man will sta rt four freshmen, a lonR with last season's top scorer. John Bolden (6-6 ). Other starters Include Mark Oman <6-3) and Bill U scou (6-3) at guards. and Jon Holland (6-3) and Jc rr Golden (6 -5) at forwards . • 8 Racquetball/Handball Courts • Outsi de Sand Volleyball Court • Complete Spa with steam ro om • 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 ( University Athletic Club Built for, You, the Businessman of Orange County Memberships Transferable and , Limited to Assure Maximum Court Availability t . f 'We're Open-Come See Us" r .. ... I , I , .. OAILVPILOT r riday Novem~r 26. 1976 eOatlook Carlisle to Quit; Monarchs Are Solid Costa Mes a's Estancia High and advanced to the second• and Santa Ana's Mater Dei }lidJ round of the CIF playoffs. are the lone Orange Coast areit entrants in Century and Angelus MATER DEi coach Jorry League basketball circles-and Tardie and his Monarchs wtll be each are given good shots at cap. seeking their sixth CIF playoff turing league championships. berth in eight years as they gird Here's a look al each school as for the Angelus League season. the season nears with opening ac:-Pacing the Monarchs is 5-10 lion Wednesday: guard Jim Schultz, who will be in his fourth year as a starter on the ESTANCIA coach Dav~ MaterDeivarsity.Hehas 505as- Carlisle begins h is sixth year at sists in the past three years and the Eagles helm his last. "This is closing in on the CIF record or is definitely my last year," says 625, held by Rich Branning of Carlisle, who has made it clear Hunti ngton Beach's Marina the past two seasons or his inten· High lions to step down. He'll cQntinue Also in the fold for the teaching at Estancia in the hi:.· Monarchs a.re 6·5 junior John tory department. Garcia and 6·0 sophomore guard The Eagles suffered a blow Sal Gaytan. although Tardie says Tuesday wilh the loss of 6-7 the other starting berths are up DAVE CARLISLE Ftnel Campaign Anderso~ Top Volleyball Star junior Doug Jardine, billed for for grabs. starting duty at center. Jardine At center will be either Mike Chris Ander son of Laguna has been hos pitalized with acute Kamaka (6-3 sr .) or Pat Hill (6·5 Beach was selected as player of mononucleosis and is lost for the sr.) and three others-John Naut the year in the South Coast entire sea son, according to (6-2, 210 sr. ), Bobby Meacham League girls volleyball action Carlisle. (6·1 jr.) and Bill Hartnett (6·2 with four teammates also chosen Returning to the Eagles Cold is sr. )-are vying for the other for the first team along with senior guard Ray Orgill, who forwardvacancy. CoronadelMar. missed all of his junior year with Pat Steele (6-1 jr.), Tom Croal The first team was composed a back inj ury after earning (6·1 sr .) and sophomore Tim of lO players along with An· second team All·Century League P ea body (6 -4) a lso ar e in derson with Linda Robertson. honors as a sophomore. Tardie's plans in a running of· s k N T lt WI.th the loss of Jardine. r d d f . Dawn purloc • ancy resse ense an man-to-man e ens1ve and Leslie Wendel of Laguna Carlisle is bringing up junior pressure ~ • Beach on the first unit. Brad Cooper (6·5 > and the post Corona del Mar players select- will be manned by either Cooper Area Calendar ed included Dale Keough , Chery! or forward Jim Price, a 6·2 Johnston and Monica Park. Wen· junior. B Id · · Other top flight candldates for Ton19111 dy a win of M1ss1on Vie10. d . Foolball CI F Pl.tyoll• ICoua Mt•• Y\ Mary M c Mic hael or San starting uty are 6·5 returning 8'11110.,.., a1 Newoori HartJO< H•CJ" Founl••" Clemente and Erin Wetzel of Starter Pele Neumann a second va11,.," N•"'""'Y P.,, •• 0r.noe co...1 eo11~1 ' t>otn•tao"' University completed the first team all-league player as a e~o•t1>a1t~1<1•n w •• , a• LA M•"'°" !>.t<I unit junior. guard Greg Krohnfeldt c11•1>a<kCo"•0t>v<~O Mesu1c.<o.•"""''(.ot'~' (6-0 sr .) and Ke\-in Corbett {6·1 ioothal1 )l)t Eve rt m· Fm" als iaturday f Nov 171 Sr· ) . Cro\S Cou.,lrv -Cl F pr eh~ al Ml San 4nl0tuo Also in t he fold are 6-4 Mike eo11-TOKYO -Defendlng cham- camp. 5·5 s nn1'or au.,rd Scotl BiUlilftt>ctU L" Trad .. T ... c,.. at Of'tl~ CN"1 pion Chrts Evert and Sue Barker " t--"' coi.~ (llH •lO\ ,., Golc,..,n We-\t Collf'C)l". (;lo\• Hays and 6-0 guard David mon1 eo11eoe •• !MdOt•t>.tck co11f0" 1.11.11 JO of Britain scored semifinal vie· Adams. Sou1,....rn ca111orn•a ColltQ• a1 LA e~ot••t ''""' ' ton es today in a $100,000 interna-Soccrr -St•ff' JC OJdyott~ In San Fr~ l\CO Carlisle says Santa Ana. with a wai.r Po•o-NCA• """""' B<I'""°"' P11,.. t1onal tennis tournament and will Pair of 6 7 p I a ··crs . and El c;.," "'"' cou""• C•F 1'11811 "1 Ml ~,,An meel for the women's singles t i· UCI Off Slow Start Anteaters Open Cage Sel1$on A.gaimt 49ers UC Irvine basketball roach Tim Tilt says be 's diaappointed wltb tbe way practice sessions. have gone so far. . "We're really of! lo a slow start," says Tift, "we haven't looked as good as I hoped we would. But a lot of that has been be~auae of so m&D)' _new faces and a few tojurfes. We just ha· veo't gott.en the blend on the floor that bas cbemistry." The Anteaters have on· lv two fulJ.tJme starters baclc from last season's' 14-12 team-guard Kevin Davis and forward St.eve Jenkins (6-4). Davis, who has missed many or the UCI prac· tices with what i s believed to be the nu. averaged 9.1 points per game last season. Jenkins scored at a 7.7 clip. The only other players back are 6 ·6 Dan Hair and 5 -11 guard Tim Tivenan, both '>f whom saw a lot or action. Tivenan was s idelined a week with a broken bone below an eye while Mt. San Antonio College play on the varsity this leader," s ays Tlft. transfer Kirk Christ season. We-may have to Cleveland also led the (6-6) was out for a COD· use them, but J hope I Anteaters in scorln, Wilh slderable tiD)e with a don't have to put too a U.O average and was broken wrist. m u c b pr e s s u r e o n c on s l d e r e d 11 g o o d J enkins. Hair and them," says Tift. •shooter":' Frank Chandler (6-7), a Steve Cleveland, Nat~ The Anteate rs have transfer rronr De Anza Jones aod Jeff Butler always been noted for .College, probably will be have all graduated and their good shooting-but the startine front line. Tift sa,ys they'll be mls· this may not be one of Tivenan, S<?phomore. sed -especially thoseaeasons. Terry Loving1er (6-4), Cleveland. "Our shooting is not as Davis, and junior Louis "He'll be iniHed the strong as it was last ~tephens .<6·4) are lead· most. He was an ag· year, we just don't have ing ~andtdates for the gressive player and a u many good shooters starting guard berths. -as we have had In the Lovin g i er , fro rn 'past," says Tift. "I just Lakewood, saw only r ..... e Sianups hopeltgetabetter." limited play a year ago '-'Gf5 -0-UCI, which joins the for UCI. Stephens is a Se S t da rugged Division ·l Pacific transfer from Barstow l 8 Dr Y Coast Athletic As~ia-CoUe~e. Signups for South Uon next season, opens Christ. who bas just re-Co st b b t tball this campaign Tuesday turned to practice. and a oys 88 e night against tough Cal Crel'lhmen Steve Rodgers, (age 9·14 > are sl-ted St.ale (Long Beach) at (6-6),LeoGonzales (&-6), ~at1u1 rdaEylat Crown the Long Beach Sports andDavidKnudsen(6-7)' a ey ementary Arena may also play key roles School and M a~co · · for Irvine. Forster Junior High. Gonzalez is from Los from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Amigos High <Fountain Tryouts will be beld • ... ti..1anh•Nt1As-1.i1on Valley) while Knudsen Dec. 4 and 11 at a site to "'-"'•101,W••ll•no1ontt went to Sonora (La beannouncedatthe&ign· ~::,:iO:;~~.~~~~~;" Pro Scores Habra). Rodgers is from up locations. . . N•u.,,., H.chr L•- Santa Clara. All players will play m l:;:!,1:,·;i.v~!:::':,";'' "We're very high 00 every game and fees are ---------~ the young kids, but we $15 per boy ~r $25 for two don't know if they will or !'lore Jn any one family. 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Kari Kramer (left) and Denise Power play children who follow Alexis Mandarino (right) on a crusade. () To a New Beat By JACKIE HYMAN Ol ... o.llrll'l'-'SUH "Thirty thousand children set out in the middle of France to go and capture the Holy Lahd. They had beent:old that they would march to the sea and the sea would part, 'mid they would walk the whole way, and they believed it." That incident so fascinated Jon Renn McDonald that~ set out Ci ve years ago to write a play about it. After several revisions, the work was turned into a musical, "From Here to Kingdom Come,'' which will have its world premiere Dec. 1-4 and 8·11 at Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. . .. ''Usually when you do a college production you have a script that's already been tested and it's going into a prodtic• lion that mirrors the original production. College students don't often get the opportunity to work with original material. It's a harrowing experience," explained McDonald, who is also directing the work. ADULTS ARE USED to play children for several re· asons, he said. "It definitely is not a children's play. Also, there has to be doubling so some have to play adult parts as well as children's. "The challenge of acting is to be something that you aren't: It's really a challenge for an actor to be a child without faking it." McDonald, a graduate student in directing at UC Irvine and a part-time drama instructor at OCC, said at first he wasn't s ure he could find the right music. "The play's dealing with innocence, with children and faith. It's hard tofindmusic,"he noted. New Dances Showcased THEN, IN SAN DIEGO. he met composer Jim Valley, formerly a m e mber of Paul Revere and the Raiders. "Jim 's music is perfect," McDonald said. "The amaz· ing thing is that I was able to take about 10 of his songs, lyrics and everything, and they were just perfect." Choreographers Join in GWC Perfonnance He described Valley's music as "similar to some of the stuff Elton John does, his better stuff." Accompaniment will consist of electric piano, violins, sitar, autoharp, recorder flute, string bass and drums. There are a lot of people mak· ing up dances in Orange County and Los Angeles. There's Diane Baughman, who has her Masters Degree in dance from UC Irvine. Pat Finot, artistic director of The Movine Compan y dance group in Pas adena . Cyndi Lee and Kristen Bell, UCI graduate stu- dents. Rebecca Bobele. former Bella Lewitzsky Dance Company lead dancer and now a teacher at CaJ State Long Beach. And othe r s . So Nannette Pistole Brodie decided to bring· them together for a concert. Nannette Brodie (left), artistic director of the concert, will perform two solos. while Daniel Shapiro anp Christine Erickson (below) will dance in a duet. "I knew a Jot or choreo· graphers in the area who wanted to present new works and they only had like one or two. they didn't have an entire concert idea in mind," explained Mrs. Brodie. a dance instructor at Golde n West College, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. ·'This is kind of the way they do it a lot in New York," she said. "They open it up and people are invited in and t hey show their latest dance thing. I thought it would be difCerent." ALSO, SHE said, "It gives an opportunity to work with other people that they don't ordinarily work with." The concert, lo be held at 8 p.m . Dec . 2 and 3 in the GWC Th eater . will also feature original music by Craig Kupka and Mike Nichols (not the film· director). · • . :-...... . ... ,... . .. .,,,,.., .. ~ '-;: . -· ........ ·.~. ---. . . .. . -.,,, ... t. • ... . ~. ·- There will be nine dances, four of which have n ever been pre· sented before. •'Some of the people who are dancing in the show are students from Long Beach State and UC Irvine. ll allows them to work with professional people from the area," said Mrs. Brodie, herself a dancer. teacher and choreo- grapher with The Moving Com· pany. "EVERYBooy·s worked on their own on it. The d3nces were either recommended to me . or they h ave al r ead y b ee n performed other places and I've seen them that way." Additional choreographers in· volved are Christine Erickson, Daniel Shapiro, Marty Loughr1e and Cindy Quinn. Tickets at $3 general, $2 for non-GWC students and $1.50 for GWC siudents are available at the college bookstore or, if available, at the door. McDonald said he has written six or eight full-len gth plays previously. One was produced in 1971 at the Mark T~per Forum's New Theater for Now, and a one-act, "Tin Dream," was presented at a theater festival in Yugoslavia. "I HA VE THE DUBIOUS honor of having a play published in both English and Serbo-Croatian," McDonald said . He said he spent about six year s working in several dif. ferent theaters in England, both writing and directing. He has also acted with the American Shakespeare Festival and the New York Shakespeare Festival. The Mark Taper Forum production brought him back to the United States, where he worked for a while in New York and San Francisco before coming to the Orange Coast to teach, initially atSaddJebackCollege. McDonald said he has staged "From Here to Kingdom Come" in an environmental fashion, "almost like a circus ring. The action takes place all around the audience and in amongst it as well." · CURTAIN TIME will be 8 p.m . and McDonald advises that audience members arrive early at the OCC Drama Lab Theater, next to the Auditorium. Admission is free. Heading the cast of 25 actors, singers and dancers will be Alexis Mandarino, Stanley Tudor, Tim Younger and Richard Abel. Terry Gerling is assistant director, Oscar Aguado is choreographer a nd Daryll Skinner is stage manager. The s how will be entered in the annual American College Theater Festival. Lint Reeyeled ·as Art An exhibition of art works made of lint by Orange Coun- ty artist Mary Lou Barron will be on display Wednesday through Dec. 17 in the Orange Coast College Art Gallery, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. The gallery is open weekdays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. a nd on Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9. Admlaslon Is free. Ms. Barron bas a diverse background in art. She bas been a painter, worked in sculpture and clay, and done conceptual pieces. She has also written about art. lee· lured., curated sbowa, and taught an extension course in museum problems a t UC Irvine. ~. Barron's OCC exhibit consists of objects created by using lint from a clothes dryer. Her sculptural work incorporates lint, dacnJO bat· Un1 .. bathrobe llninl, used quilt batUn1 and metal fmc· in(. One of the major pieces in the exbl.,lt Ss titled "Ladies Unt Luncheon." A portion~ the 1allery wUl be turned Into a "salt room," and the walJs. will be covered wltb lint. Tba hmcbeon will be Mt foe six people, and dhbea, allverware and food wW all bo made of lint. Maty Lou Barron re/axe$ on one of her sculptures made of clothes-dryer lint. I I I 'I DAILY PILOT Friday, November 26. 1976 Talents Mix lnOCC Music When Joseph Pearlman, ~ ol <>ranee Coast College'• Community Syaiphony Orchestra, raises b1s bat.on, be bolds the UD· divided attention of housewivea, a denUat, teacben;, a phystclan. students, an architect and a United Parcel Serviceemploye. They are all musicians who Illustrate the meaning of "community" orchestra. Pearlman has directed the 70-piece or- chestra for the past 11 years. The orchestra was formed ~6 years ago, and "over the yea.rs," he said, "It Just kept getting larger .•• mE ORCHESTRA'S first chair musicians are all professionals who volunteer their services to the community orchestra. Many aJao perform wlth other orchestras and musical groups tJtroughout Los Angele5 and Orange County areas. . BuL for many others. fhe OCC orchestra is their only opportwlity to perform symphonic literature, Pearlman noted. · For Robert Livingston, a violinist who lies Pearlman for seniority in the orchestra, performing 1s purely pleasure. "It's just an avocation," he says. "IF IT WEREN'T for the Orange Coast Community Symphony Orchestra, I would get out of practice,'' says Uvingston, a retired social studies teacher. ''I'd probably just put the instru- ment away." . The orchestra's first bassoonist, Paul Woltz discovered himself wit.bout an ouUet to perform classical music when be went into business operating a musical mstrumenlrepai.r store. Woltz reluctanUy gave up performing with Los Angeles groups because he could not leave the store on Saturdays. When an opening cropped up In the OCC orchestra, he gladly filled it. Two violinists, Lisa Pedigo, 16, and Barbara Llpot, 16, agreed that working with seasoned musicians is invaluable experience. Pe arlman a ls o br ings his wide ex · perience to the group. He organized the San The Arts in Brief COAST MUSICIANS WORK TOGETHER Joaeph Peartmen Conducts Bernardino Symphony Orchestra and also performed for several years as a violinist with the Atlanta Syn!phony Orchestra. He received his master's degree in music from Columbia University. . THE OCC COMM UNITY Symphony Orchestra is jointly s ponsored by Orange Coast CoUege and the Costa Mesa Department or Leisure Services. Additional support is offered by Coast Music Co. as well as numerous in· dividual sponsors and patrons. Three concerts are scheduled for the 1976-77 season, including a performance at 4 p.m. Sun- day, Dec.Sin the OCC Auditorium. · General admission is S2. students $1. Tickets are sold at the box viii·., the day of the performance. Guest artist for the fir!>: .:oncert will be John Acosta or Garden Grove, a cellist who won the Young Artist Award Competition for musicians between the ages or 16 and 20. Concerts are also scheduled for March 6 and May22. Museum Trees Sparkle A total or 22· original ornamented ChTistmas trees, including several created a.round themes, will be on display from 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Dt'c. 4 and !i at the Newport Harbor A.rt Mwseum, 2211 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Admission to the di splay and boutique is $1 for adults. SO cents for children and students. The display is sponsored by the Museum Council. IAJs Angele• Dance Concert• A Mini Dance Festival will be held at the Los Angeles Music Cent.er during December and January. The Bella LcW1tzky Dance Company will perform Dec 21. The humorous all·male Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo will be featured Dec. 26, 27, 28 and 29, with nontradi· tional versions of "Swan Lake" and other ballets. Tbc Aman Folk Ensemble will then be presented on Jan 8. with all curtains at 8: 30 p.m . Tickets are available at agencies or the box of· fice Corita K~t In Co•ntfl Conta Kent, Connerly known as Sister Mary Conta. will be v1s1t1ng Orange County next week. The artist, known for her simple serigraphs incorporating poems and psalms, will greet the public from 3 to 6 p.m. De<-. 4 at Muirhead Gallery near Bullock's in South Coast Plaza. s,,.,,.p1wn11 tor l'outla Tbe Los Angeles Philharmonic will pre54l,nt a Symphony for Youth concert at 10 a.m. Dec. 18 in the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion, featur- ing excerpts from Handel's "Messiah." \ With Calvin Simmons conducting, the ~· cbestra will aJso play works by Copland, Berlioz and others. Tickets at $1.SO for both children and adults are available from Symphonies for Youth Ticket Office, 135 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles 90012. or by calling Jacquie Blew at (213) 972·7311. Uglatbtg Dnign S~lnar Tom Ruzika, resident light iiesigner for South Coast Repertory in Costa Mesa, will con· duct a seminar on lighting for dance programs from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day in the Golden West College Theater, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. The fee of $8 may be paid at the opening session. Something to Sing AbOut 87.IACIUEHYMAN Of IM Dally ~!Mil .... •·we do hne more YOW\C peo. pie in Or anee County than t believe In any other county in Southern California wbo are of top opera quality." Nunxio Crisci, president of the Orange County Lyric Opera As· aoclation, was explaining why, for the first time next year, OranJe County wiU be the site of auditions for the Metropolitan Opera. "I know or at lea.al 20 appll· cant.a from one college aloae, Cal State Fullerton," said Crisci, who bas been named district dlreet.or of the Orange County auditions. EACH YEAa, he explained, the Metropolitan Opera in New York stages auditions throu~t the country. Previously, Orange County singers bad to travel lo l.A>S Angeles to compete. The winner in the county will then compete in the semi-finals at lhe University of Southern Calllomla ln Loa A.aples. Repona1 finals will alao be there, after which wtlmen from all over the country wUl tra.vel to New York to compete for t.be cov- eted first pr'Ue -a ca:itract wttb the Met. One Cal State Fullerton st\l· dent, tenor Armando Sen-a. re- ached that final stage but was finally defeated. Sierra has since performed l.n Orange County and elsewhere. Crisci, who spoke recently to an opera auditions afflliate commit· tee at tbe Newport Beach home of F1orence Schumacher. said be hopes the auditions will spur more opera actlvitlea ln Oranie County. "AFl'Ea TBE auditlons, we will be involved on a year-round basis in presenting singers in in· formal concerts," be said. He was optimistic about opera's chances for success ln the county. ..Hope for an opera company tn Los Anseles la I t.b1nk a dead lsaue. I've been ln· volwd with froups ln LA fot 30 yean and just don't think tbey•re 1olnf t.o do lt. I think we have Qae nucleus ol people who want opera lD Ora.nae County." Tbe Met audltlons wU1 be held Feb. 5 and 6 at 10 a.m. ln the Su· i. Ana Hl1b School Mdhortum, Crisci said. Judsea, all from out· side the county, will be Mona Paulee, Mlcbelle Pentere and Laverne BJcchJo. DETAILS have been NDt to 1eboola and teaeben t.bl"oupout the county. Appllcatioal may be requ.t.ed by wrttlDI Crild at P.O. Box "10, lrvtne. CA ant5. U. said that, altboalb not Ul com.Pelltors can wln. tbe1 lbouldn 't be dlacoun&ed. .. U yoa enter a.o audition (and Jose>. you mu.at say to YoQnelf, 'Surely tbe Judaes are c:ruy. I'm a better sin1er than anyone else who sane ton11ht. • You bave t.o belleve you 're superb. .. OaorusGfrl BernadeUe Peters, star of televlalon 's "All's Fair," will sing "One" from "'A Chorus Line.. on "Bing Crosby's White Christmas Special .. at 9 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 2. 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Seethe Mercedes-Benz at Mission Viejo Imports 831-17 40 ~~otf~~:Uee~t?~:~;~ 495-1700 S:in Oitgo Fwy. at ,\vtry. Mission Vitio Afternoon. Delights Told Frldg. Nov.rn~ 28, 187, DAILY PILOT Q . -----------------.... the AnabeJm Convention Center. $641 at bo:t of· . . Times/Places nc. and M\lt.ual Aatncies. • CONTE•PORA&Y ~TIAN lllJSIC -BJ Actors, lnc., 12:30, l.:!IO and 2:30 p.m. Satu.rd Where's a good place to go lorluncb? Ever1body bas a ravo.-ite place and dish, as an lnlormlll poll of Dally Pilot staffers re· vealed. Below are some ot their choices. ••• WHEN I WANT to spoll myself, I go to lunch at Andree's in Laguna Beach. And, when l really want to In· dulge myscU, I have their sweet· breads. Sweetbreads, prepared cor- t ectly, have a mild delicate tasle. Here they are enhanced with a wine, mushroom and herb sauce that would make an old shoe taste good. The luncheon comes with salad 8nd dessert. I have the sinfully good steamed chocolate pudding, or blancmange, a rich French vanilla custard with apricots or strawberries in season. The price is$3.95. ANDREE 'S Continental Restaurant, 1464 S. Coast Highway, is in the Art Center in Laguna Beach. The restaurant llsel( is something like the House That Jack BuiJt, addition built upon addition. lt has been Andree's for 26 years. The restaurant itself has been on the same spot for 45 years, said Buck Sims, general manager . The atmosphere is real, not a plastic veneer. The menu includes a variety of continental dishes as well as a good selection of seafood. . Jack Chappell * * * IT WAS A much better bargain than it is, but the sand dab sandwich at the Rusty Pelican in Newport Beach still is a luncheon delight. The light, delicate fi sh 1s cooked just right -boned and lightly sauteed. Diners have the option of making a sandwich with it or saving a few calories and eating the sand daM alonewath a spot of tartar sauce. The dish comes with french fries (possibly the best on the Orange Coast), slaw and a choice o( chowder. tossed green salad or spinach salad. Recommended. the spinach, wtlh the tangy, oil· and-vinegar house dressing. rri a $2.6S item lnd until a few weeks aeo lhe tab included a glua of cbablis or a mug ol that. har4·to-flnd San Francisco de· UcJtt, Steam Beer. Either ls sWJ recommended, even ii It doesn't come wltb the meal af1.u the last round of inlla tiCJn. The Rusty Pell can is located at 2735 Coast Highway in Newport Beach. It's crowdeC:t at lunchtime and no reservations are taken. Unless you want to pass some time in the upstairs bar. better get there by 11 : 15 or waJt until the crowd thins about l : 30. TomKet111I * * * IF YOUR TASTE for that very special lunch runs to something light yet hearty. I highly recom- mend the spinach salad at Le Biarritz, Newport Beach. Although the French provln· cial restaurant specializes in superb crepes and souffles, this salad is a rival for those who pre- fer not to have that overstuffed feeling. However, a good appetite is a must, or take along a friend and split this crisp, chilled delight. Only tender spinach leaves are used. They are mixed with fresh, thinly sliced mushrooms and a generous sprinkling of large bacon chunks, and tossed with the house dressing, a French oil and vinegar with egg and Dijon mustard. IT IS SERV ED with a tray of French bread. I suggest ad· NOW APPEARING THE BOB VERA SHOW WEDNESDAY· THURSDAY 7 P.M. • 11 P.M. FRIDAY -SATURDAY 8 P.M. • I A.M. ALSO DIXIELAND BRUNCH WITH llLL Y WEUS & THE IACHELOIS SUNDAY-10 A.M. to 3 P.M. ding a glass of chilled whU.e'wine and enjoy the chalet at· mo5phere ... on a foegy or rainy day. request a table by the ""arming fire; it it's sunny, a window table, please. The salad is carried on both lhe· lunch and dinner menu. Midday price is $3.10 and, for evening, $3.25. Located at 414 N . Old Newport Blvd., the restaurant serves lunch Monday through Friday and is open for dinners seven days a week. Beo Anderaon ••• INSIDERS WHO know Costa Mesa's Bamboo Terrace know about one of the few ·Chinese dishes that dosen 't leave them hungry a few hours later. It's called Won Ton soup. It can't be found on the menu, but if you a.ik for it, brace yoursell for an adventure in eating. The soup, which is nothing like the egg flower soup that is W>ual- ly found in Chinese restaurants. comes in a plate-sized bowl full of crisp vegetables, chicken, pork, shrimp and the most intriguing won ton this side of Hong Kong. One order makes more than enough lunch ror one. and it com· es in two sizes. The small order. $3.25, has 12 won ton while the large. $3.50, has 16. The Bamboo Terrace is at 153 E. 17th St .. between Orange Avenue and Newport Boulevard. Joanne Reynolds An SoJtfl• • Soprano Gloria Prosper will sing art songs by Handel, Purcell and others at noon Tuesday in Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Hall 119. She has been a soloist with the Roger Wagner Chorale and the Gregg Smith Singers. Admission is Cree. Pearl Bailey . On Stage at Disneyland TON,IGHT, NOVEMBER K PEAllL BAILEY -Wlth husband Louie Bellson, 8 and 10 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Dis- neyland ln Anaheim. ~adults, $2 children. MARK ALMOND BAND -Tonight through Sun- day at The Golden Bear, 306 Pacific Coast Highway. Huntington Beach. 536-9600. '"BVT'l'ERFLIES AJlE FREE' -Comedy, 8':30 o'clock tonight, Saturday and Dec. 3 and 4. Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse on Orange County Fair- grounds, Fair Drive m Costa Mesa. $3. 556·5459, 1:30to6:30 p.m. weekdays. 'SUDS IN YOUR EYE' -Comedy, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday. Ana-Modjeska Players at Loara Elementary School, 1601 W. Broadway, Anaheim. S2 adults. Sl.50 students 17 and under 533-5278. 'THE MOUSETRAP' -Suspense drama, 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Westminster Comm'-'nity T h eater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. 893·8626. 'SATURDAY SUNDAY MO~Y' -Comedy, now through Dec. 18 at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport Bl vd .. Costa Mesa. 8 p .m . Tuesdays.Sundays and 3 p .m. Sundays. $4.50·$6.50. 646-1363 after 1 p.m. daily. 'I DO! I DO~' Musical. now through Sunday at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse. 140 Avenida Pico, San Clement-e. $9.50-$13.95. 492-9950. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES -"A Matter of Gravity," through Dec. 4 at the Ahmanson Theater; New York City Opera, through Dec. 12 at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion; "The Belle of Amherst." through Dec. 18 at the Huntington Hartford Theater; "Vanities," through Dec . 19 at the Mark Taper Forum; "A Chorus Line," in· definite run at the Shubert Theater. SAT URDAY, NOVEMBER27 GORDON LIGHTFOOT 8:30 p.m. Saturday at SUHDOWN.:~S . I MOte>A Y -ROftt rcwt. ...,. .. _. 6 .M. l .ts 4.25 4.25 3.'5 lWSOAY -Slced R._. leef, ttllat ..... S..t WIDMISDAY -L_. a.,.. ...... wM1 MW Jely T'4UllSOA Y -lroestM aw- FlllDA Y -Chia.4 ....... T.._S-e 4.25 MONDAY Tin NIDAY c:.kfl o1,... o--.1.75 ,.,._.._...IS •LL'"'*~-PKIAL~ , .. at The City. City Olive at the Carden Gro Freeway, Oran1e. 1'Tt.'t: SlJNDA Y, NOVEMBER Z8 SANTA CLAUS LANE PAAAOE With Grand Marshals Fred M1tcMurray, June Haver and Omar N. Bradley, 7 p.m. Sunday on Hollywood BouJevardinHollywood. Free. CLA.RINET CONCERT -By C.1aude Wilbu.r, 8:15 p.m . Sunday al Salmon Recital Hall, P..tm and Grand avenues, Orange. 'PRAISE GATHERING' -Christian music by Sherra Lee Lucas, Splritsong and Barbara Sigel, 6p.m. Sunday at Omega Center, 2756 N. Nain St •• Santa Ana. •• TUESDA ~. NOVEMBEll 30 CHAPMAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ,:...... Music by Mozart and Sainl·Saens, 8:15 p.!', Tuesday in Chapman College Auditorium, 333 . Glassell St., Qrange. $2 general, $1 students an seniors. 633-8821, ext. 293. 'DILLING Er -Captioned film for deaf, 4 p.tn. Tuesday In Golden West College Forum 2, 15744 Golden West St., Hunlin~n Beach. Free. SOPRANO GLORIA PROSPER -Songs ~y Handel, Purcell, Bernstein and others, nooh Tuesday at Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall 119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Fr~. WE DNESDAY, DECEMBER I ORIGI NAL MUSICAL -"From Here to Kingdom Come," 8 p.m. Dec. 1·4 and 8·11 in the Orange Coast College Drama Lab, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. See Puge Cl. PAOFIC POPS ORCHESTRA -Christmas con- cert, 8 p.m . Wednesday m Phillips Hall, Santll Ana College, 17th and Bristol streets, Santa Ana. $1 general, seniors free. SI.A VJC MUSIC -By Odessa Balalaikas. 8 p. m . Wednesday in Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2 general, Sl children and seniors. At box office or bookstore. THURSDAY, DECEMBER? . ., . NEWPORT FLUT~ -In concert, noon Thurs- day in Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall 119. Free. CONTEMPORARY DA.NCES -Sp.m. Dec. 2and 3 at Golden West College Theater . $3 general, S2 se~ors. See Page Cl. 'SOUND OF MUSIC' · Thursday through January at Sebastian'" West Dinner Playhouse, <See OCC CHORALE, Page C8) ..... 18 TEMPLE (fARDENS 1>-.~ ~ CtHN{;SS R estnurarat '\.-=\ 'B('t;; ~ LUNCHEON AND DINNER DAILY Sp~ci°' Lunc:tt.on Mf.t $2.10 11,,·orc 1~ 1i>r11 Fridav 11 30 10 1 30 RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUNGE Ft.>aturing 1;.~011 Tron•· ,;ii Dronko; -·..,.._•i-.-o1-MAM,.._. .. ..._,... ISOO ADAMS fol Horborl 111 w. P'albada ow City,._. 4' .. 1211 COSTA MESA . ~0:::::::~11.......:.:~::.:..:.::====~:?..::::::::=:::!!.!.!.._J . 540-1937 s 40-19 2) A11d, 111 Gordo Gro"e I 2201 lltOOKHUltST (Al Clt09mo11I 631-7020 RUTHIE LEWIS BAND UJWn 7 Days H1J?h<.'~l Qua hi\ ;\'.J\t\t' ~h·xtrJn rood~ tli!!~ IN THE-LOJNGE DON ALVARO OOQJTAR Mon .. ThUf I t.30 om. to 10 p.m. Fri. & Sot. I 1.30 o.m. to 11 p.m. CCXKT AILS Sunday 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. 9093 E. ADAMS. HUNTINGTON BEACH ~962-7911 499-2626 496-Sn3 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH (lft -l..-.,oNl Ample Free Parking 494-9491 752-8558 CLAMS • OYSTERS • SHRIMP • SWORDFISH • BASS .. Now appearing: TRIGGER Moncttr ,.!OM ll"ooftNll ... ~ Hof Do,. tnd a-. C:~n O•tqo ~11111 .. .iv II Bl•llOI fM AnlOI' 8 1v<I C:11~1.1 M&.;.1 C111oto•n1,1 91616 t7 l4) 540 ,,~ ,~ . LUNCHEO!;r:.~i~!"!5 0 0 162?8 Peciflc Cotst Hwy. Hllfttlnp)n ll8dl • 12131 592-1321 3901 E: co.;. H91wwy N1WpCM1 8Mdl • 1714) 575~ HALIBUT • ABALONE • LOBSTER • STEAKS Take A Dining Trip On A Train For a unique dining advmrurc, come aboard,. thegbmour train. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Savory entfta include Roast Prime Rib ol Beef, Rack of Lamb Sc Chesapeake Bay Scal.lopl. Grand Central Station Lounge with Chowder Bar and Dining Can located in South Coast Piasa in Cioeta Ma.a. (7J4) 5-4().882:2 C.Ome relive the put. Inquire about our specially-selected ~wine of the month.~ ' ,.: ... : .. , .: \ I .. .. ; :.> .. .• .... • •• "" Me-N-Ed's Home-delivered • • . ... ., pizza is like having a chef, Maltre de, waiter ~ff~~, .. and taxi driver at your doorstep. •· .. ~ . Tired ~ dressing up lo eot our? Thed oi tlldng OfVlef '31/0fY night? Then phono ·. : Me-N-Ed's Family Pizza Potlor$ ana halle a plplnq hol pizza ~ and cOld sort drink dellve<ed IO VoJ1 doof in mm• JI05 ~·. Eleven pizlo 110l1ehe$ to choOse !Tom eoch do(lcl()l.isly d•l11)1MI ~ • N:ne nearbv Me·N-E<h ~lo SONe vou . -·~< Phone in voi..o ordef and eat out at home lat a cnonge ~· ~ > ~: {\.· . FAM LY PIZ~! . ~"LOR,.: Huntington Beath '847·1214 . • Costa Mesa : 646-7'B6 : I .... • . • -~ ... . ~ l I I • C(4 DAILY PILOT Frld!Y• Novem~ 26. 1978 Theater Defies Doubts • When Ernie Verre aod Com-~~----------younger Verre bas di.reel~ the pany took over the old Moou f...__1.. .. a--la.at donn productions and au· Lodce lo San Clemente three '•u:n 11 uo;:MVtl diences continue to lncrean. years ago t~ convert lt into a din-Tom Titus Wlt.h the openln1 ol ••1 Do, I ner theater, U.iere wu some Do" (closing Sunday evening),. shaking of bead• amou1 ob· the Sao Clemente theater re- aervers of local theater, who did ached another plateau -the not give the new venture a creat already la sold out for 1.>e<:ember siplng of a dinner thea\er con- oot,UINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo C.Orte Dishes deal of hope. and much of J anuary. tract with the Actors Equity As· After all, they arcued, San There are 300 seats at Seba.a-soctaUon. This official entry into Clemente ls so far away from tian'• and they have all been the proresslonal rank.a lives the anything. And dinner theaters, fllled most of tbe time since the Orange Coast two Equity LUNCH•OINNER DAILY Food to Take Out 11:30A.M.to10 P.M. "Jt2J ..... ltf'll • COSTAMIU 642-716Z. '46-n11 while popular on tbe East Coast. theater opened '?iov. l , 1973, with theaters, Sebastian's and South were virtually unknown in "Oklahoma" and followed with a Coaat Repertory. California. tremendously popular "Fiddler · r---------COUPON------_. Well, San Clernente is still on the Roof." Under the artistic WHILE Sebastian's bas quite a ways from anything. And leadership of Orange Coast mushroomed, other attempts to 1 r ROMAN . ' diDner theaters are atill virtually College drama Instructor John bring professional theater to Uilltnown along the Orange Fenacca, who directed five ol the Orange Coast have not been t .. 3RD ~~~l~~~~lcIAL Coast. .except for Ernie Verre'a the firat six shows, Sebastian's so successful. The Orange little investment which be quickly recouped its investment Pl•ybouse folded·after four pro. I 2 DINNERS FOR christened Sebastian'• West Din· and became a protilable en· ductions with ''name" It.an often ner Playhouse. terprise. · turning in poor performances, THE PRICE OF 1 1 INCLUDES SOUP OR SALAD ~ND GARLIC BREAD I (Any Entr•H on Menu of eo,,,.,.,able Price) I GOOD -WfTH THIS COUPON -l . THAU THURS., DEC. 2, 76 •• ,a 3709 S. BRISTOL !J (One Block No. of Sean, So. Coalt Pla.u . J SANTA ANA 979-6235 . ._ ____ ~-----------------~ SEBASTIAN'S bas not only survived, it bas thrived. Next weekend· "The Sound of Music" opens as the 20th production ln. the dinner .t~eater -and it Elion John on TY Rock s tar Elton Jobn sings his top hits on •'The Elton John Special" Sunday at 6 p.m. on Channel 11. When ~·Norman, Is That You?" wblle an ambitious project called made ita Orange County debut at the Harlequin Dinner Theater Sel>aatian 's, tbe performance just acr<>ss the Costa Mesa city schedule was expanded from five limiu in Santa Ana fizzled before to six nights a week. The original the playbouse was completed. aix to eight-week engagements were boosted lo 12 by popular de-Successful beyond even bis mand. own expectations, Ernie Verre is looking around for another poten- FO L LOW l NG "Norman," tial Sebastian's near the· center or Verre recruited bis nephew, Dan the county, If a site is found and Verre, from a similar operation another dinner theater is born, in F11orida and turned over the there'll be no shakina of heads in artistic reins to him. The thewingsUUstimearound. Drop By El Matador Say Hello To Marcial TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST MEXICAN FOOD UNOUl"t ~ACIUTlll -111' 10 1to Hl>f'l.& HU"'1NOTON 91!AO< • ~ ot:L MAii SU lllAUIST.ATJllt -f..COASTHWY. '"'"'" lll•"flff coc•t••" •~"''"' llOS H\I ltiltll• •Vt. •n•IMP1m 1114) U9·1tt4 .•.•.••.....•.•..•.••...... . . ~ Stbastlans wtSt ~ : QNl6 ~'l'NOUSI I ""1E3EHTS : . . . . ··························· 41100! 100!' hr 1 ;.. • 1 1nlor1'10l1on ~ '" 1·1vn11on·, coll \714) 492.9950 l 40 AVE. PICO SAN CLEMENTE ...••...................... ~ ~basttans \Mt ~ '. : ............... ..._ ... "f "'f<'J#ff'!\ : I . . . . ··············••··•········ NOW A TIULY SENSATIONAL SHOW!!! R A y LOW DON ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCING T utsdoy thru Saturday 9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M. OUTRIGGER ROOM COMPLETE DIH ... S FtlOM $2.10 to Sl.40 ~ 1761 HEWPORT ILVD .. C.M.•64S.l5ZO ~ ~ NEWPORT BLVD er 1a·i. :;TRE;:T ~ Mon.·Thur 10 to 11 •Fri . Sat, Sun. 7 AM to 12 M1dmgh1 Real Cantonese Food eat here or lake home STAG CHINESE CASINO 111 21st Pl., Newport Beach ORiolt 3-9560 "'o°" to Midfii<Jht DOity-W ........ Utml 1:00 a.II\. on• n n .. u .. ,...._.au JUST ONE VISIT • .-~ (111, ,j,11 .11111 ,,. .. ·111..-0·1111,i111 , • .J thut ,\,. \f) \;\ \ ,: ""' ...... , 1111i<ll"" r.••t.111- rJlll 111 :-<1111h••r11 c .1lif11rnia • "h· ,,. , ......... " .... 1 .. \ ............ ,., r1-:n. "I\'. \K\IE'\I\'· c:REEt\. & rtl '!»'41 \' 'I' .. ' i.il•i··· ••• "'''" J • i\\U-,ICU: \' i< CO Vl'l'\E'\TAL •Iii· >ltlt" \ .... i1 u-. .... \ .... ,,. LUNCH-Mon. to Fri. I I :30 to 3 "'1---7 •t D~l>i~E ~ -ftl es. Olll .. TAU: Dinner Menu prices start -$4.25 1~i,~. Live Entertainment Nightly · APADANA Restaurant 600 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach (1n Newport Center across from Fashion Island) For RHervations Call: 640·7502 fUf VAllOAffO PAIUtlNG IANOUfT fAClllTIES (10 lo 100) (:Airporter 'Inn 'Hotel f'RESE~TS OUTSTANDING DINING & ENTERTAINMENT .• * MEDITERRANEAN ROOM FOR EXQUISITE ClJISINE·SERVICE DINNER SERVED FROM SPM LUNCH FROM 11 :30 AM CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM to AM · 3 PM · * Captain's Table Coffee Shop SERVING 24 HOURS DANCING & ENTERTAINMENT· NIGHTI. Y IN THE LOUNGE 18700 MGcAITHUlt·NEWPORT (°"°5m '"' 133-2770 <Two or more Jll"IOftS) Qikten Chow lleln, awe« ad to.II' pork, •II foo youn1, IHed rice, C~ ~ almond C!di• KONA LANES 2699 Horbor TWO LOCA110MS Costa Mna 14~•:_a ''~~ 545-1112 llNH6 61Mtlt • .._ _____ _,I ....... ._. ____ ._ ________ ~ Sal11ted Comedienne Lucille Ball will be honored on "CB S Salutes Lucy -The First 25 Years," at 8 p.m . Sunday on Channel 2. . , r• Galleries/ Exhibits GWC Collages Photocopied :PHOTOCOPY ART -Collages ereat•d with copy machines, by David Borden, Thurs· day throu1h Dec. 17 at Golden West Colle1e Gallery, 15144 Golden West St., HunttnstoP Beach. Reception 7totp.m. Wednesday. Frff. HOLIDAY ART SALE -Drawtnis, J>boto- irapbs, ceramics, ctafts, noon tot p.m .. Nonday and noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday at Golden West College Community Center, 1S76C Golden West St., Huntinston Beach. INDIAN ASTS SHOW -Saturday throulh Dec. · s at Capistrano 'l)'lldinc Post, Sl7'1 ·Camlno Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano. tnmoa.stn- UoosdfilY. Hours: l~>"a.m. to6p.m. dally. Free. AltT PEaFOalllANCE -And lecture by Kevin Boyle, noon Tuesday ln Orance Coaat Co1Je1e Fine Arts Hall U6, 2'101 Falrvlew Road, Colta Mesa. Free. "CELEBllATION OP UFE' .:... Worka by Rolph Scarlett, Dorothy Merk, John Becker and Nan· tandy, Saturday tbrou&b Dec. 20 at Tanar Gallery, 2139 Laguna Canyon Road, Laiuna Beach. Reception (to 10 p.m. Sa"\urday. Hours: 11 a .m. to7 p .m . dally. LINT ABT -Environmental art by Mary Lou Barron, Wednesday through Dec. 17 in Oran1e Coast College Art Gallery, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa.10 a.m. to3p.m. weekdays and 7tol p.m . Mondays and Tuesdays. Free. OIL PAINTINGS -By studenu of Jane Hill, now through Saturday; by Carole Mat.wood, now through Dec. 31 at Petrick! Gallery,· 17'1 Westcllff Drive, Newport Beach; with Christmas Tree Lane. Reception for Carole Matwood, noon tosp.m. Dec. 4, 1 tosp.m. Dec. s. Free. 'llOY McGOWAN/INSTALIA110NS' -Mon· day through Dec. 3, Santa Ana Colle1e Art Gallery, 17th and Bristol Streets. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m . Mondays·Thundays, 10 a.m. to 1 p;m. Fridays, 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesd.ays·TbW'Sdays. Free. LAGUNA CRAFT GUILD -Outdoor show, 10 a.m . to dusk Sunday on Forest Avenue in Laguna Beach. Free adml~ion. CllAFr SALE -Jewelry, ceramlcs, glass and other items, noon to 9 p.m. Thursday and noon to 4 p.m . Friday on the Fine Arts Patio at Cal State Long Beach, 6101 E. 7th St., Long Beach. Free admission. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR -Macrame, planters, tree decorations, 10 a.m. to s p.m . Saturday at Christ Presbyterian Church, Magnolia and Adams streets in Huntington Beach. • DAl\.YPILOT P by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson THE VIRTUI OF VERA VAUANr INSIDE WOODY ALLEN \' l l ! I I t ug FLY 10 ZURICtt 'lo Vl 51f DR. HROL.f HELMHOU't, 'ffiE~WNW ~~ PS\>CHOL06t51', WHO IS c~e.'ln.v U'~1S11'l6-~IS AUTbBIOOAAF\i'/ If e'l/eRVf .. UNG ENDS I~ Df'.A1H, 1"HfN IN ftti; ENO, ~I~ M™s AN'fflill.)(:1, U.. llM/\f t:L '1'- RI~ ~. H€LMti01,,1'z:? 10 1~0£ HIM~t.f.0 TANK McNAMARA 'NANCY AUNT FRITZI, WHY .. 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CJ'--• .. hrtridft , 1111ily G>W.·12 ~Sllr lld f£) £1ednc C..,.RJ •UttJc~ Ufl-4:30-u Dilu.111 Guests 1o~lude Lynn Allderson, the rock croup Wild ClltfTY, Gcol&e Krrby, and fonnei Mm T HMCt Amtna KMhy Durden. (]) ,,,,,, Griffitt! <DJ Mtt'f 5rlfllti sa.. .. f ..tfy Alfatr fl)Z.0.! m rrittlds ., Mu 7:00 o cw ro m """' IJ Lian Club ()) Mr Three Sons lf) To Ttll lht Turth m Contentntion GI I loft l11t7 &)The FBI fl)Go Ranier llfJ Andy Griffith ED The Maclteilllellrtr Repott m °"'""ttc Series W The AddHIS flt!IMJ -7:30-e W'.U Kin&'om D llowf 1111 for Dellars ({) The Od4I Cou,lt (() Tiie MUHetJ IJ The Joltr's Wild ®) ~ Cf) IWr-d $411o1res m The ludy l4ild Ull CD Wtstti11 MUSIC Slloll fDCMtoolts ~ Hoc111's limn m Chllleel 21 TOlllSll m flnlt Gonloe 8 :00 U <lZl ill !imiiJCMrlotte's Webb Part I Maiilm1ted wersion ol [ B Whlle's t1me~ss "story ol mrra cles." fealuring the voices ol Debbie Re)nolds. Paul lvnor Heory Gibson and Aines Moorehead lhe storv contems a So11og pig .. ho's being ldllened up for the Yulehde season. and when he lmds oul he 1s Jranl1r' He calls on h1~ deartsl tri,nd, Char loUe A Cdvatica. a beautiful ,.,,, gray spider who-w11h the help ot the rmc1ble ral. l empleton-cooceivrs a marvelous and m1uculous scheme for sav1ne Wltbur's hie Cl tttJ (6) (]§) m ~nlord and Son "Carol" A sh1nger shows U1J at the Sanford house and claims to bf a lntnd of f red s from 40 years aeo Fred un'I remember him but-bf CJ~ the man ts we.lthy-agrtts to a n11hl Oil the town 0 Moone: c <'O) M ...... ., ksi• ness" (com) JI -the Man Brolhers (f) Mom : (C (211r) (~ "Th Molmb111" (dral 56-~ncer lt~y I 8) wrboll I. 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GJG)Nf'lfS 121> l'llt 100 a. 12:00 Olatof~ o Mowle: ~ w11 1rs r.-, Tiils Mu i It lcl1lu111" (com) '69- S1111nne Plesllette. l1n McStllnt. GI Pro foetW P'laybKk -12:30- " u.ir.pt si-: "re:> •Jllua Ru11," ''The lllu•111y's Tn11t,'' •HMse ti llonon," "M111 frOlll lit.all" u SldptllM Tllutrt Cll llft Gl1111 of lht Wm Q) Mowie: "Sillt a.,, Silt" (mill) '!>8-lommy ~nds, Edmond 0'911en. Q1i Notre Oatlll flltMn Hilites 1:00 CJ (2J) CD llRJ Mid11i1bt Special GJ MIMt: "The Wiid O!te" (dra) '~4-Marlon Brando, lee Marvin. mTite I'll. CM1 -1:30- Uhlbbovt 2:00 CJ Movies: "The s,idtf ' tlle flJ :· "loth Sides of Ille \W' l!D (}) Tiit Late s.... -2:30-m All·lllpt Sllaw: "Tlle Slrtet Witll !lo llamt," "Us Yep$ Sloly: -3:35- D Mo-tie: ct) "&ardt• of h i1'' (adv) ·~-Cary Cooper. SATURDAY llOYUllD 27 MOANING I 7 :00 O Ste~ Leaminc a IJ3) (j l)O) m Woody Wood· peUK (&) Weeketld 0 (~ ) Ill! Tom ' Jerry/ Grape Apt Sllow ( i) Nutrition m y outll ' the lssuts at UM r.,. a> Siii y orty Shw fl) Yop hf Multll -7:30- 0 o.ty's T'""-c D 121.l (() <!GI m ~nk ,Htlltr Cnati\ot~ O NlltfMceS... m ElttMl!bry """ m 11tst1r a.cen 8:00 II (11) Sytftsltr I lWtttf D hc.atflen •-,.._,.,llltJ wrtootu • (.ti rn .u j~f!J• o !'he Lone lt.tnctr m ....... : "Tlle llttwrn tf Moftte Cnsbl" (aOv) '46-Loui\ Hayward m "°""'' "-~) V0o« 0<1 T°'Jo m s.s.. StrH1 -8:30- & tJ1J rn (fl Cl11t Cltlll D f llttl 1or T od4J 8 (~LI)) Qt Stoolly·Doo/ ~ D MHit : ~ "little of tht Co111111aR-tS" (dra) '69-lick P•"rK'. lllomas Hunter 9 :00 n lln ill 'lJ 111ts....,111o1c1 fllMllf...., a @ rt ) <r~ m Mto.tt gfnet!Gtf lllu (f) The (Ad Sidt IWs ............... fD Ollc:e u,_ A amlc (I) fD'-c!IC -9:30-D @Cf)~ m Meuler s.4 11 Tiit ltlllenlall • <a. (') iti ltW f""'" O.•nftr Almy ws lfm • -....: c:~ "Tiie lie ""' .... (rorn) '61 -Stephu Boyd. Q)Z..! KOCE Television (50) •:• c;e.._ ......... " l .• Y"'"' ..... ll11t •:• . .._. ...... _ ... ~ ti• ............ ..... •.• ,. ,.,...~dft .... -...:~,.,,..... tt:• TlltMM .... 1"'*'-.__.. Film Nothing to Shout AhOut dent about tbe World War I undercover sabotaslnc of a camouCla1ed German battle.hlp ln Africa. Lee Marvin attempta to recapture lbe euence of bis "Cat Ballo.a" character as an un· kempt, dru1tkar~ lvory poacher. To,etber, tbe two take ~o an entire arQlY and na•y ln between elephant alau1bters <briefly depleted and rather unexdtJng) and periodl of rtc-..peraUoo at their dream hideaway. Roser Moore, now grown up from hls fitst h!!P.ll'l'lf'lmi'fti~Po!ol..,..Ni-1-----------embarrassl.bc portrayal SOtJ'l'lt COfiS'I I 0 A Y M A T ·1 N E E S THURS.-FRl.·SAT.-SUN. "Splendlleroualy Funny." "1t•1 a ball of a brawl • ., -J-~'""' (R) edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540 .. 7444 IN CONCERT AND BEYOND HOLIDAY MATINEES THURS.-FRl.- SAT .-SUN. AT NEWPORT (IN FOUR TA ACK STEREO SOUND) (PG) THE SOUNDS COME ALIVE AT TH! NEWPORT CINEMA. 8 AMPLIFIERS· DELIVERING 1 ,000 WATI'S OF POWER lMROUQH 21 AL TEC SPEAKERS. I ~ ~dwards · I ~ NEWPORT lfll~POii 0 CEHTEll Ntwpo,, IHch 6"-07&0 ol the legendary James Bond, phtys the educal· ed, sophisticate d Englishman who hasn't brains enough to extract himself from Marvin's spidery wiles. "THl .. OMr "MOIMAM. IS 'IHAT Your-CPGt "CARRIE" IRJ '"THIMID "HAllY & WAL1a (M) TO MEWYOM"INt LIDJ91NJH ..,,_ SOHG IUWMS 1M1 SA...-CNI "MOIMAH IS 'TMAT Your .,., "SEX WITH A St.ILi .. Cit ''THE DUCHESS & DIRTWAT£R FOX" (PG) 'SHERLOCK HOLMES SMARTER BROTHER' ••Sll.BfT MOVIE'" "IAHAHAS• CNt "THE OTHB SIOI OF 1MI MOUNT AIM• "IAMG THE DllUM SLOWL r" ""MAJtAlHON MAM"" II) ""THI LOHGIST YAU .. ti> -"BIZARRELY FUNNY'' -CharleJ Chimplln, L.A. Times 11 Laura Antonelli, a girl who is so beautiful If she were a Penthouse centerfold she'd pop the staples." -John Barbour, NBC-TV (R) co.HIT AT CIHOIA MST CO.fflT AT CINEMA CENTER "FLESH GORDON" cx1 to speeulatloo. The lint part o/ tbe 1tory ls conducted in Upt humor that. turns ln· to deadly grimness ln the second half. Cbarac· t.eriaaUon is nonex.lsteot and aome or the dlalope unl ma gin alt ve aQd juvenile. One 1oea to "Shout" for the acUOn, which also inch'4e1 a MAMll'S SO. COUl PLAZA Ct1w .. u >fltlUUtl * tlll MAltN'S. so. com PUZt c. ....... Mii 1111114 .... m• MAlll:S ClllE.MAUllD MMSt -...,_ , .. lfll prolon1ed bloody flsl· f i 1 ht b e tween lbe heroes. Three screenwriters pooled their Ume to pro. duce thiJ trophy of diaap- poln t.m eo t -Stanley Price, Alastair Reid and Wilbur Smith. ..Shout." ruoa only 128 minutes but seems nry long indeed. Rated "l>G." ... , .... Mlllll'S 11MA.RA THOM MAM .. ClllEMALANO ai MM St ..... , ,.,_Aft-7 .. A "" , .... ,. ,_", .. ,,._ Ut 1'11 h1'-ltlM:4~11111 MANN'S CINEMAlANO l•I' SL !Url>tr &tuk t• .,,.,.,, ... ,_ 61MARA THOM MAM .. ,.. ..... "' ,,,. . ,, .. ~""''­,,, .. ,, ..... :If.Ill ...... 1. A TALL rALE ABOUT LITTLE PEOPLE I WALT DISNEY . c;;,ini ... • .. .,..,.., W.llm ,., . "-I'll"'•"' • ~' BRENNAN. LOWELL. GWER . DOTRICE IMED --· ··-· ..... ~ WYNN , IUIS • !::"'~ , 1411i' ', IO&(JI r.=!J ~-0~ "--· AIGAI S!f\'OSO~ l!:!] Ttcluiicolor1 ., • · .,. .. ,..,, SADDLE BACK PLAZA l ....... .... ,.., ... ... 2400 \t • ., ... .. ...... , ... 99"2400 , .... , ... .. .,,,.. •l- m -9SIO •111 ... , ,,_ 531-9~0 ••• '1, ., ......... ~31 9~80 ....... ,,_ ~3 \.9~80 ····"·• h ,.,~ ... , .......... .,. u-6282 ................ fiWCllQlt 1MI WllNO DOlllMfMS IOI nut DOC IAVAOI, MAH Of .. OHD flt. MAU MIMll e MAtlUN 11.UMn Olllll llDI Of nll IQINT&ll 11'91 "UI MUSTANG COUNTIT i-. 111 .. 1wu tiff wu11 · SIUT SJACIK II CAllll "' IOOll -· e Ill M'Wff .+tOUT Al fHl OlVIL ll'Ol '"" TMI WlND AND TMI LION (l'OI ,...W.Hlllfl&lr CAllll1111 """ IOWIUll~ MIU ...... e _, .. llAJllTT onn 5* OI 1* UIHTAIN CNt "• llWSlAHO COUHTIT 111 -·-·"·--SHOUT AT fHI OIVIL~1 ""' THI WIND ANO nu UOH 11i'01 .IAC• M1'10et • en1 -lllO ""l lfZ(111 ""' rtll\11 & TMI llANC9l t~•• Mt! N 1lH • Clltll111 'tlll IOLUHALL1t1 _._ .... "'*"'" _ .... -..... Nit .. , ... CCMft'IT ... t.-OMIN111 1..-.m UHi rtYD 111 l..Mftll & IUH flt ....... ....-- IMWOCI MOMll' IMU\11 uona ,.. , ~I Dtl!WA111 POI f"t Lady Sings Bits Diana Ross will host "The Midnight Special" music show tonight following "The Tonight Show," about 1 a.m. She will sing ''Love Hangover" and a medley of Motown hits. '"fNI OMIH" llU "U:IHCAIMA TIOH Of NT&raOUD" l~I ,_.,,Ml;. MOVIEMJN1S FOR fMEN1S AND WUNOPmPl.E IUJllCTlt ~"-'"'' ..... , ............ , ....... .u. ... ~ ~ -)I ··----.... '4.-o .. ~ ,...._,.,,,._.tw .. M1•-.M ..... ENTERTAINMENT .. ~ . ' . . ~ . . . . . . . , ' Friday. November 29. 1978 DAILY PILOT C7 4·Letter Word Defended By .. CBAELPASICEVIQI Of n.e o.i1, ~ 1&e1t It'• incredlble bow a ba1Jc four-letter word can evoke aucb mlsunderstandlng, hostility and negativism. Say thia word in mixed company and.You're likely lo be met with a glassy at.are of nonrecognition or maybe a verbal slap in the face: "No than.ks, buddy, I'm not into that kind of acUon." Such is the cased the lonely j . a·z·:1 freak who wanders through life dropping names nobody has beard of and forcing albums on people, only to have them re. turned accompanied by looks of disbelief. JAZZ MUSIC, which was in· vented and developed ln the Unit- ed States, is still viewed by many as anti.musical noise (with radical tendencies). • Althoucb Jan bas been un- dergoing a renaissance lbe put couple of years (especially among college students pro- gressing past the predictable eight-bar rock boogie), mass ac- ceptance will probably never come. There are a couple of sound reasons. First, jazz writers and fans cl- ing to their avant garde genre with a vengeance. A review tout- ing "the ostensibly ubiquitous variegated electronlc and acoustic tone colors" is enou~h lo scare anyone off. Sure, J&U moves a1'ay from cooveotional (and safe) structures, but over-intelleclualizing can detract fl"(\Dl the pure aural pleasure of a well executed sax solo. SBCONDL Y, the enormous number and stylistic variety of jan recordings make it an awesome taak for an interested novtce to begin research. Major names l.lke Mlles Davis, John Coltrane and Charley Parker form only a frag~ent of a music that baa evolved fltoR} ragtime lo New Orleans Blues to brass bands and on. An effective (and the cheapest) start ls lo tune into KBCA FM UOS.1). Although the DJs are sometimes loo caught up in hip self-righteousness (a jazz tradi- tion), a couple of days of casual listening should give a good over- view of what's happening in con· temporary jszz;. For the sake of sanity, it's better to start with current works rather than dive into the dense past and try to swim lo the surf ace. Much of the material may seem alien and even uncomforta· ble at firat, but you'll soon find that jazz is not defined by an absence of. rhythmic patterns and melody lines. • George Benson, wllose guitar s tyle follows that of Wes Montgomery's, is a good place to ' start. While jazz purists have criticized his album "Breezin'" (Warner Bros.) as too com- mercial, the fact that it has crossed over to a nonjau au- dience la an encouraatnc atcn. SOME ARTISTS to llaten for include: Earl Klueb. a Benson prote1e whose mellow acoustic guitar on "Living Inside Your Love" <Blue Note) la technically brilliant; Weuther Report's Wayne Shorter, a tenor and soprano sax virtuoso who com- bines soullul l yricism and Brazilian rhythms oo "Native Dancer" (Columbia); and Stanley Clarke. the bassi.at's bass player who reveals the potential of jazz-rock fusion on his newest album, "School Daya" (Nem- pe.ror). Of course, there is nothJng like exi>eriencing jazz in penon to witness ita superior execution and immediacy. Locally, there's Hungry Joe's in Huntington Beach, which features top.name Jazz at a modest price. Also worth checltmg out is lbe Studio Cafe on Balboa Peninsula where JUJad, a talented trio, performs regularly. Give jazz half a chance and you may be surprised to find yourself a life-long convert. But one last suggestion that will save you a lot of strange looks: Don't tell anyone. ·,PAULM-~ A BRIAN OePAl.MA rmn"CARRIE. stanClQ SIB< SPACEK JOHN TRAVOUA.31'd ~PER lAURIE ·Sa~t-tlAWRENCE O.COHEN ·8asedon~~U1STEPHEN KING ~1irPAULMONASH· 1Mm10r BRIAN DePAlMA · UmtnArtlltl 8Ndl8ou~d Sollth of Glrden Grewe Frwy. Wes1mlnslH •534 THIS THAllSGIVllG TW!-MINU ..... llAIE WAY FOB FBED ASTAIRE , JAMES FBAICl~~US,B~BBA.BA EDEi AID ... , of ~ 6 ..-~,... ..,.r . ' , .. For some •.. too much time to wait. For the rest. .. too little time to run. WARNI ,, ... U11<omm1ltr·CI l """'" CHARLTON HESTON The-T W I) Wnc, Jutt M• t JOHN CASSAVETES "TWO· ftlNUTE WARNING'" iiiTul BALSAM • BEAU BRIDGES • MARILYI HASSETT DAVID JANSSEN • JACK KLUGMAN • WALTER PIDGEON· BEIA ROILANDS·im PfTHS·DAflD •·WONY DQIS•JOE WP A FllMWAYS PRODUCTION/ A LARRY PEERCE ·EDWARD S.FELOMAN FILM Screenplay by EDWARD HUME• Based on the novel by GEORGE LaFOUNTAINE Mos1c by CHARLES FOX. Directed by LARRY PEERCE Produced byEOWAROS.FELOMAN·A UNIVERSAL PICT\lRE ~~IQ~~IM;~~~ll~--:~t TECHNICOlOA' • PANAVISION6 u. (9 DAILY PILOT Friday. November26, 19711 OCC CHORALE CONCERT DEC. 3. • .. (From Pace C3> 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. $'9.50·$13.95. 492·9950. •WAITING FOB GODOT• -Samuel Beckett drama, 8 p.m . Dec. 2-4 in UC Irvine Little Theater, Room 161 of Humarulles Hall. 75 cents. PREMIERE PLAY -"A Bunch or Gods Were Sitting Around One Day," by James Spencer, 7 p.m. Thursday and 8 p.m. Dec. 3 abd 4 at University High School, 4771 Campus Drive, Irvine. S2. DANCE, EXPERIMENTAL THEATER -Fall dance concert, Dec. 2·5 in Little Theater; Ex- perimental Theater Company, Dec. 2·S in Arena Theater, at Cal State Fullerton, 800 N. State College Blvd., Fullerton. 870·3371. SI.A VJC OPERA -Arias with Charles and Irina Berger, 7 p. m. Thursday In Orange Coast College Music Studio 101, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tchaikovsky, llimsky-Korsakoff, Glinka and others. Fre<:. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3 'SONGBAG' -Coffeehouse entertainment, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3, Golden West College Community Center, 15744 Golden West SL, Huntington Beacb.$1. 'AUTORAMA' -And custom vehicle s how, Dec. 3·5 at Anaheim Convention Center. $3.95 adults, 95 cents children. 635-5000. 'MUSICAL MENAGERIE' -Dance concert, 8 p.m. Dec. 3 and• at Costa Mesa ffjgh School , 2650 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Includes "Jesus Christ Superstar" excerpts. S2 general, $1.50 stu- dents. '111EHEIRESS'-Drama, 8:30p.m. Dec. 3, 4 and 7-U ; 2:30 p.m. Dec. 5and11, and 7:30 p.m. Dec. S at Cal State Long Beach Studio Theater, 6101 E. 17th St., Long Beach. $2·$3.50. (213) 4984540 weekdays. 'STAR OF BETHLEHEM'-Planetarium show, 7:30 and 9 p.m . Dec. 3, 10 and 17, Orange Coast College Planetarium. Free. JAZZ CONCERT -"Yesterday's Lettuce," "Queen Bee.. and other numbers, Fullerton College Jazz Ensembles at 8 p.m. Dec. 3 in the Campus T ht>a ler, 321 E . Chapman Ave., Fullerton. $2 adults, $1 students. at box office only. EDDIE HARRIS -9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Dec. 3, 4 and 5 at Hungry Joe's, 1506 Pacific Coast Hifthway, Huntington Beach. $4 plus one drink minimum. SYMPHONIC CHORALE -Christmas Concert, 8 p .m . Dec. 3 ir. Orange Coas t College Auditorium. 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Music by Bach, Bruckner and Handel. $1.50 general. $1 students. seniors free. At door or by mailing self-addressed, stamped envelope to Symphonic Chorale Tickets at above address (zip92626). BASEBALL M EMOtABILIA -From Baseball's Hall or Fame, Dec. 3·12 at the Los Anceles Convention Center. 2to10 p.m. daily. S2 adults, $1 children under 16. VCI SYMPHONY OaatEST&A -Schumann's Symphooy No. 3 in E-flat 'P.a.ior and Brab~s • Symphony No. 2 in D major, 8 p.m. Dec. 3 and 3 p.m. Dec. 5 in UC Inine Village Theater. $2 general, $1students.833-6617. ClllUSTMAS CHOllAL FESTIVAL -8:1S P:m• Dec. 3 in Memorial Hall Auditorium, 333 N. Glassell St .. Orange. $2 general, $1 students and seniors . 99'1 ·6671. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 JJNIVERSITY CHORUS -Christmas Concert, 8 p.m. Dec. 4 and 5 in UC Irvine Concert Hall. $2 general, $1students.833-6617. SUNDAY. DECEMBER s Pl.A YWRIGHTS WORKSHOP -UC lrvine stu- dent work, 8 p.m . Dec. Sin UCI Little Theater. Room 161 or Humanities HaJI. Free. •MANY MOODS OF OllUSTMAS' -Saddle back Concert Chorale and Orchestra, 7 p.m. Dec.sat Red HJU Lutheran Church, 13202 Red Hill Ave., Tustin. Free. COSTUME FASHION REVUE -Costumes from musicals and children's plays, presented by Garden Grove Community Theater, 7:30 p.m . Dec. 5 al Community Meeting Center, 11300 Stan· ford Ave., Garden Grove, with music. $1. 554-1452. HANDEL'S 'MESSIAH' -Selections, 3 p.m. Dec. 5 at Garden Grove Community Drive-In Church. 12141 Lewis St., Garden Grove. With Chapman College Chamber Orchestra and 200 singers. COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - Russian music, 4 p.m. Sunday at Orange Coast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. $1.50. Tickets at door or bookstore. BARRY MANILOW -8 p.m. Dec. 5 in Anaheim Convention Center Arena. $6·$8, at aiencles. Comeback Seen Eighteen-year-old national skiing champion Jill Kinmont was racing in the 19M Olympic trials when she lost ·eont.ro11 catapulted into the air and crashed into a group o! spectators at 40 miles per hour. The accident left her paralyzed from the shoulders down. Her courageoaa and remarkable comeback is the subject of a hall-hour Channel 2 special at 10 p.m. Monday called "Jill Kinmont: From Tragedy to Triumph." Actor Beau Bridges, who starred in a full- length movie -"The Other Side or The Moun· t.ain" -about Miss IGnmont. is host-narrator of this program a bout her flgbt for a new life. ntl IOUNOI OOMI ~ AT 'fME ~T C1MOl.t. i tUIP\JRE'S OEUVElltHG • 1,000 WATTS OF POWE" TH"OUOH 21.t.ll'£C Sl'£AU"S (HO#'IN ro«M TMat smtlO .8tiHOI iN CONCERT AND BEYONtl [Wtrm~ nt·SQ~rofAlttS·Tnt·SA 'I RenaenaWr 'l'hem? That's how two Newport Beach residents looked in 1939's .. Slageco.ach .. : Claire Trevor and John Wayne. He'll be honored in "An All·star Tribute to John Wayne'' at 8 o•ctock tonight on Channel 7. with Frank Sinatra as host and Miss Trevor amopg the guests. "One of the Year's Best" fV>S ' .. 11l,1Eand llEATH'". ' AFRICAN ADVENTURE ' EVER FILMED LEE ROGER MARVIN,.. MOORE I • : . ' . f ( i • $1699 s3999 f1ua Tu & Ucen .. '2199 '72 PONT. 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Publl•htd OrertQe '""'' Otll'I' P'llOI. ..... lt, 2'. "'' No 1>1.-t mo wltll<lr•,. Ill\ bid lore pef'lod of for1y.ftve USI .Un ..... ,,. o.t~ wt •or,,,. -n•no ot bid\ "peyment t>t>nd •nd • i>trlorrn.nGe -wilt llt •..iulrect prior to tQCU"O" o1111e ,.,,.,,,.,, T"" 11evmtn1 b0nd1'1Wtt t>t 1n lt>r lotm wl lortn '" 11\t cont•ea doc.wncnt\ ByPaulE Hiii Pu"ll•\ll\Q M•,,.qer Oete· November ti. t9h Puou-OrenQt CMst o.tlv PlfOI. NOvem-It, 2•. 191• ....,~,. PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUClil011C£ PUBLIC N011Cf1 P V BLIC NOT'ltt l'ICTITIOUS IUSINIU NAM• STATUHl!T Tiit toHowl"!I i>t•,.... ts 611119 ~· 'W\\ •\ MA~ES CO •• ISO W _ .. ,,_ &o.ilevlrG. COtl• Mt••• CA~ P•trlcte 0 . MePH, J1MWf' ... M , C.O.te Mnt, CA tH2' ™' tlvllMt1 ts Mll"IQ t..a.tlecl 1ry Mlndlvld<lol. Pettit!• 0 . M-\ 'f'llh •l•l•-111'" •11111"' ~y Owk OI Or...,_ Co<11tty on Nov. IJ, "76. ....... PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "CTHl~I evtlNHS lf•M• $TAHM•NT 'rl\t tonowtno 1Mn•11t .,. llOlno l>U\I· ,_U H i TMlltTllTH IT"l!:ET AltCMITICTI . •n ~ SI., NtWVOf1 ....... ,A.tt•4' JoM C L-'!IS. "" ~ St., cett• Mt .. , CA. W•1' J •l'Ml C. WilMn, IOOS 0.vlote, l.t9""1 .. kll. CA. t'l•ll TIU\ t>u•l,..n I• conov~t.o by • llf'lt'•' N•IJ>tt•"'"' Jol\I\ C Loom ls Tiii\ \lettmel\t WO flled tMll\ l'W °"'"'Y 'It'" Of Or•ntt counw on Oc· I_,.,,.,. "~'I Plibll•llff Or•,... CMll o.ltv Piiot ,., .. ,.. ... , ), n 1•. ,.. 1t7' ... 1 ,. PUBLIC NOncE l"ICTtTtOUS eUSINftS ".t.M•STATIM•ltT t,_ klllow111Q "4'to<O Is OGl"9 bu'"• ..... .,. SAi.ViN 'ONST, CO .• ~ NO I Re'*IOll• Cotti MOU, (A • .,.,. WUllem T S.lvln .... DllWI• Pt .• Ol<'ona .. IMlf, CA. mn This O\lll""K ls <Olldu<IM .,.. .tn I~ dlvl~··· Wlllltm T S.tvln Publ•Y*I <><•noe Co••• O.lly l'llOI, ..... -· "·, •• •net 0.< l . 10, ,.,. ••·7• P\lbll\llfll 0<•"99 C.cMl\I O.lty Piiot. n.1, ltettm•nl ,,., meet wi111 '"' Oo<it>t'f Cltr1' ot Oref\Ot C-1 on De· _,,,.., .. PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMl:NT Ol'WITMORAWAI. l'AOM ~AltTNllllSHI~ Ol'tElllA TINO UNOE ft l'ICTlllO"' I USI Nl!U NAME T~ totoowlng ptrson "•I w•tnd•- •i • Qent'•' P•'t""' trom th• parlnttrShlO OOf>ratlnq undtr lht t.ct1h0V\bu\1M)\ ndm .. ot GOVIN0-.0$ RESfllUl'IANT •I llSO So Coen Hh>"-·· LoQune 80<1>. CA The hc11Uou1o bY,tM\\ n41m'" \I•• "'f'l\t tor the 04rtn•''"'O w~ 11~ on Marcll 71, 1'7t I" Ille Countv of Or.,..gt Full Ntmt tnd Alkltttl Ol tt" ~"°" WithdrawlNJ" Brien WnltY Na\tl, 1'SCI So. Coe\! Hit""°' La9..,.. 8uc.11, CA. sionoo: B•l•n "'"" l'SMtJ Pl,tllllsl\td ()r~ Ce>esl Delly Pllol Nov ll. ••.2'-•""0tc J "" •n1.11 NOY, n. "· ,., •M Dec. J, 1')• PUBLIC N011CE STATl:ME"T Of' AaANOONMENT 01" UH 01" l'ICTITIOUS llUSIHl.UHAMf. '"' foOow111Q !Mr\on• "•"" aa.n-dantd tn. u" Ol 11\t 11ctlll~ ~"'" ....... cENTllAL X·lll4Y at 11100,,.,.i .. 54,...1. 5\lltt !Ge. Hul\ltntlon lle«.lt, CA .,.... Tiit tlcllllou• ll<l\IMS• .,.,,.,. ~e<nd to ebOvw .... llltd In Or•~ Courl!T on l'tl><'IOl"I' ), lt1' l"ronk R L~w. M O • '221 Slte<ry Orctt. HIHlll"91on IHtcll, CA TH. ~. M.0 . ts.I A e.-•v Ori.,., Cott• Meu. CA lt•Y"'°"d C Otaon. M.O , l60 HlllMot, LDnq lleecll, CA PUBLIC NOTICE ... ,,,, PUbllw• <><•noe c out o.11'1' Poot, l\lo-.mlMlr S. IJ, 1', H, 1'1' Oil It< PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS aUSINISS !CAMI UATaMtllT The followlno .,. .... n. ••tdOlriQ bu•I· 1---,-,-CT-,-T-IO_U_S_•_U_$_l_N_HS ___ _ neun: NAM•UAT•M•HT we Sil( ENTl;Jt PAISa, ... , Tiit followl119 perM>n' •••dOlriob<l•I· McG<lw ...... lrvlne,CAt21!4 nHU\• Tl\omn ~lco. tUI Pe-Orcle, Vf:SCO ENTERPRISES. 4\0 N. ~t• """'°·CA '1.,. Merry!! W~Oon )16tOIUMryOuo Arm-St .E lOAl\•IWllm,CA9?1116 Dnw.CoUtMtu,CA'1U. E•JO=..:I~~~~.::. H llrtN-St. Jonn L WllllU ••. , ... P•rll A... ScNrllo J VH(O • ..., Dorwtl Or. UQune8eec:lt CA'7•~I H""llnqtonl .. <11,CA•l._.. Tn·~ bu\u1eu 11 <oneu<IH llr 11 To111 O. voto, 3'0 Penden11, -···;a~""::~·l~o T..ttln.CA Thi\ \lllltffttlll wes llled Wiii• '"' '1'111• t)l;Sl"f\\ I~ CO"<llltltd by 11 ~Y Cltl'\lof Or•n91t Co1.1ttyOl\NoV> OotM• .. ~"!'~~!co -s. lt7' H6IM TN1 \ltltm.,.I WH flle<I .. 111 '"" -~Or....,. eo.11 OeOy l'CIOI, Co\lllly Oen Of Or-~°" NOv- Nov 1?.1',n11nct0tc > 1'1' •SM·7' .......,s,1•1• l'Ml4I Rlcl\erd 11. H-1\ton, ll"OCMI~ Pike, Cotto,,.. .. , CA n.11 1111\11\ft\ wu cond..cteo t>y • i-------------- -••l Ptr1ntf'lnlp, PUBLIC NOTICE Pvllll-°'""' C..•t o.ov l'11ot. Nov IJ, "· U.encs O.c '· "" l'ren' It Lew, M 0 , Ma-rlP,rt,.,.r CENTRAL X·AAY l"ltm Pub11\lttd 0t11nQCt Coasr Dally Pllol, -"· ,., eftd Ot<. l. 10. 1'16 PUBLIC NOTICE M4UlllECL4RI( Ere(ulor or th• E•f11to of fr rn M. Cl•rl<. Oflil'tt.l\td Pubti,111•0 Or•nqe Co••t D•lly Piiot. Nov, U, "· i•. ""' e7t3-7' PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'·Slll NOTICE TO CA I OITORS 01' lllUC TltAHSl"IR ANOOI" INT•NTION TO TltllHSl"•1t ALCOHOLIC t •VlltAOI: UCf.HSI! 1s.u .. 01-.101 u.e.c.- ltOll·H I & ~ Co<lt l ""'11Ct I\ ,,.,.by 9lven 1n.t o l)ul- 1r11n•ltr, t11et110•nq •11 •l<onollt beverlQ• ll<•n~.1, •OOUt lobit~of th•t C.,1•111 llQuor •lor• llu,int\\ ~-t i MESA Vil.LAGE LIQUOR -IOUltd •I 1011 El Camino Ort ... City of CO\tll M•\~ County ol 0r""9". Sl•t .. of C..tttorth4 H•me\ot Tren\teror\ •nd l k""'"s,· \O(ft\t \@(Uflh n"rnber •nd bu\UWO\\ •ddrtt~•rt- Frtl\~ J l(oebrl< "· t 110~ O..• T , .. Lin.-1rvl f\t. (tJ tltorn•• SS .,,~,. 1')1 P.,t•cl• A l(O<'brlcll. 1nos o.~ Tr ... L•n•. ffvint. 't llfornlA. SS 6019 7• IHS R•Cnorct A Sulllv•n 7711111 Lovl'Mt\I Drove. E l l oro. '•lltorn1• S <; lltOJ n -Utt L •no•l•t R 'iulllvan, 7'flOS L'lV "'°"' Orlvt. SI 1 Oro. Ctlltorn1t, U • l"3-J.1°'1i. N•"'"· IO< l•t U<urlly n11m1>tr M>O bu•lnt \\ •ddr•H of tn l•l\dtO Trtn\ftr"'" 1nc1uo1no 1111 fl!Ot tr• llt1Pl<lr J H•llll\Q, SO\O G<trti.td Slrt•t, Lono B•&<h . Ca ttfofn11. SS •S.1 0 41)) w1,,.1rtd M H•llino. SOSO Getfleld S!tMt l.ono 8ut11. CalllOf'nlA S s •S.? ., .. ,u. Toi•• c-l~rttlon 10II<'!Miidtor11\t Df'OOl:r-ty ltll\Crlti.d, In rnt'•'· ~ •H \lOO Ill lflctt. lltlvru •Qui_,,. - 9000 Wiii tottll\er Wiii\ I ... lie_,,.. " "0,000 00 o.Mrlltll~ ._. IPtr~c~c~ s s.00000 l dtm-noto, tollt ret>tectG 111<.,,.ll\f..,tlltterow tot em,.. 1 eo.000 oo IClllCI Of llct<IH to bt lreMI•..., end 1'tHftbtt' ert Oll·S.I• 0.l>tr.-1 LIQIM L•<•nu No JI ~"4 TM \ll4t enO tr•"'' .. wlll bfoCOll...,... mtlt><l ti 10 ... M on •r er1er , ... 1,, d•V ., DK...,.t>t,, 10•. al,,... •v._ a. ot rt"'tlll ot l"rottulon•I lterew ~CM 11 "'' H T\lfllll A..-. Seft. ••-·ca .,101." o .... 11"1. ~· Ma. Gell~·· t>l 11 All olMr Wtll\ff\ M-Md N-dfft•~ """ lly 1r. Tre<1tferot'l wllttln "" ,. .. """ .,...,, ........ --1911\t Tr ......... ,., Mlf\f TM Mf'lltt ,.._ t~I "" <-'w•• ti.n lor t!•t tr9"Jftr ti tllt ~~•NI Ille nu n" '' to .,. !Nl4 ett.. Ille O.IN•l-nt ol lll~ol>OllC .._ ... Co<\trol 1\1\ l l)plOV.d 11111 ~ ..... ,,., DetltCI· <kt-r 7' '"' ,.,.,.k J l(O.bfltll Potrl(le A l( .. lltlOI ltlclltrd A ~lllYlt\ Llndalff II 5u111v&n TrMtferor• llrtllu~ J HtflinO Wlnll' .... M H••llno fra11''-'"' l"•Ol"•UIOHA I. tSc"ow •••v1cn 11111119'111 T .. 11 ....... ..... AM, C.. Q1el .K,.._Ht ... 111) "°'*1""4 Orlfltl' C-1 o.lty l"llOI, ~-. "1• .,, .... $T.t,TIMl!NTOl'AIANDQHM•NT Ol'USIOI" l"ICTIOUS lllSl"l!SSNAMI! the 1oltowin9 l><'rM>n M i abt"°"""" ti.. ~ ot tilt llcllllOU\ llU!l,,..u """" '~ODLEBACI< VALLEY SGlllE£N COMPANY." ., ts.n Tetaoro Clr(lt. Unll '°C00 , Mlu lo<I Vltlo. CA, mH T"• llc1ltlou\ b<1,lnen ~-rtfer...O Ill •bow we> llltd '" Or enOt Gountv on Januery If, lt1'. O!>C4ff AAY WAl.STON. n•U Safam•nclt Or , Ml"'"" Vitia, CA ""' Th•\ IN" nu~ .. ._ <O'ICl~t..., by .inln dMdual O«ar R•v lf'fl\lon Tiii\ .ieterntnl Wt\ flltd Wiii\ tr. Covntv Cl••k of Or•na. COOnty O'I NOv• omt>tr S, 1'76. """'' •SI;) ,. PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS lllSIH•U NAMf. ST&Tf.MINT Tiit! totl-•119 ptnons ••• dol119 ""''" no1u: STUFF"N LUV, nu Tustin A'lf' • HtW!>O,, ee..:~. Cll. ttMO Merle lln" Vlnlon, ?ltS T<1illn llvw., Htwpo'1 8eec:ll, CA. t'lt60 Wllll•m Otrtld llln'IOll, 1l9S Tu~lln llw. Ntw110rl Buen, CA. t2"'10 Tiii> IN\•ntu '' tondu,ted by oen<t••I l>n''"'"'''hlfl Tl\1\ \1Alemt11t wH Ille<! Wllll thft C:0..1111 C,ltrtc of Or1n9e Co<1111Y on Oc· tobtr 71. 1'16 ... 5- Pl>l>t llll<KI Ounll(! Cout Delly Piiot 'IOV'tm-s. n. "· >•. 1'16 451l·l6 PYD<I-Or•n9'1 c;.,.,, O.llv Pllo!. -------------- Nowmt>tr 12, "· u . •no Dec.ember l, PVBLIC N011CE 1'7• PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI. INVITING a1os Not•(f" •S twr~by 91v~n lhel 1~ &o.nt al Tnxtf'P\ of Ille Co•ll '°"""""''v Cottf'QO 01\lrttt ol Or••Qt Cavfttf C.tlloml•. •Ill ttct•,.. ~•tect l>td\ up to II 00 e m • Monday. De<~r 6. lt7', •I Ille PvrtN""9 Deal ol wld iChOOI dlll•ICI touted .. t)IO AdatM Aw,....., Colt• Mn& c.11rom1e. •' ..i11c11 unw sald bid\ w111 be DUbllcly _,,..,end , ... d for• L(llSE OF ".'.O P IER · OUPl..ICllTOR 1111 l>ICI\ ar• to~ II\ t<COfCI~~ wolf\ I~ lmll utllonl end CofldthM• and ~ltlcttlOfli "'"''" •r• ,,_ o~ Ill• •ncl mey be ).lteured In ttot olllc~ o• t11t $-,... SU~lltlOlt COUltT Ol"T"E STATI 01" CALI l"OltNfA "°" THf COUNTY 01" OltANOE .......... ,., NOTl(I: 01" Hl!-'ltlNd 01' ll'lnlTION l"Olt l"ltOl.t.TI: ~WILL 41NO l'Olt l.l.TTl!ltS TllSTAMEN· TA"T E\lt le ol V4NCIE !LNORA COF FE"r,OtcH...S. N()TtCE IS HERESY GIVEN th.ti 001£ WILl..A,.0 COFJ:EV hn flled ,,.,.1n 1 oetlllon lor Prollett ol Wlll ano '"' ''wt"<e ol Lone" Tt\lerMM••Y 10 the pelltlonor rtt~r•nc• to "''"'" I\ tnedt lor 1ur1ner 1Mr1ltul•r1, end 1111\I !ht time •net piece 01 ne•rl"9 ttw sa- ""' been .. , for OtctrnlHr 7, 1916. at 10 00 • m 1n 11\f> cour1room ol ~·t· ,.,,.,,. No. l OI H id court. ti 100 C1v1c CMll., Orlvt Wut. In tl'lt Dty o1 Sarli• llne,C.lltornl•. Oottd No,..ml)er 1', 1'1•. Pvrcl\e\lriQ ll91nl OI >tld Knoot di.-WILLlllM e. SI JOHN, trl<I. Co.."tY C•.,k Et<ll bl~tr mu1t 1ullm ll will\ hi\ bid MICNAEL ~. Nl!WMl'.N 11 <Hltlt'r c cltecle. certllltd c,,..c~. or "'""l'Mfl C11rlsmu & bidder"\ bond made pay .. Ole In Ille or ... .....do'"< ' ell'• Ol tne Co•ct Communllv C.Olle~ ins H ... rrent"• $I Olllrltt Boero ol Ttult"' In"'"''~' ~ o. i.. 1'1I · ftOI leu tllan 11,.. percent 0%1 °'tr. w.tfc.¥t11a c•"m tum blo"'. g<IM4ntff 11\el tne bldOtt AttOtNY ..,; "'"""'- '"'" enttr Into tne Dl'OPllU<I Conlrec1 II Pvb4111ttd Orel\Qe Coest ~11 Pll t ,,,. senw Is ewtrdeo to l\IM In lne Nov. It 10 26 "" Y 0 • t .. nt Ol leflurp IO tnler l•!o lUCh COi\• 0 0 0 4860 16 • r act. tt>t ptoc •~OS o1 ""' 'M< ~ wtll be IOrltlttd,orlnt"tctMMl llo...i 1119!\Jtl '""' 11\trtof wlll lit torltlloct 10 s.tlcl KMotdl\lrlcl No Ill-• mey wlll\dr.w his l>ld 10<" ~''°" 01 lortv llw IO I iJW\ oller '"" 0.le HI IO< Int ..... nll\O llll!rt ')I flit loetct 61 Tr..ll .. c ,~,.,., "" ptM1-of ••lt<Ul\Q """ """ •11 lllCl>IW to w1lvt e11y lrre9ul4rltltS Of tn. IO'""'"''"'""'vllldor 11\IMblddt~ SlllMCI NOltM&Nf: WATSON Stc tv Botra ot T•"''~' 0!>9n; De< 6. ""-" 00 •,.,. Pvl>tl.,,.d Or•noe eo.t>1 Dally Piiot Nowmo.r tt , 2•. 1"6 -76 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC! TO CONTltACTOl'S CALLING l"O• llot Stltool Ol1trlct: HUN'rlHGTON 8EAC" UHION HIGH SCHOO~ DISTRICT lllct Owdllne • J 00 o'clot~ o in. Ol I,.. ,,,.dt1ot Otctmi.-r ,.,. l"llKt o4 BIO lll•etlDll Hlllltlllqton. l•.c11 1),.1011 H1911 5cl>Oot l>t\lfl<.I. Eduutlon C"ttr • ROOM Jt• l?Ot Bol•• Ave • H11"1'"'1011 IHecll, CA .,&A, P r•ltel ldt fttl!lce tlo11 N•m•· Wtllml"'llr Ml9h S'~OOI A•PIWlll .......... nl lllMIOvelltll PUBLIC NOTICE l"l .. ct Plen' 4re on Ille: Mell\• !-nee, Ollt••llon• •nd CoMIN<tfon Otl'I HUlll•l\Qton Buen Unta11 Hlof\ SUl'EltlOft COUlllT 01' CALll'OltNIA Scl\ool 01\lrlr.1, UOI llol .. A .. , Hunl· COUNTY 01' OltAHGE 11\q!Oft 8Ucl\, CA 'HH • "'-"4o. IOOClvltCtftltrOrh tWffl lllillit'7l l,li•I J.11 S•llt• A,.., C.llfornl• HOTICE IS HERE8'1' GIVt!N tllAI NO. 2Hl-4t ,,,. lbOYf ll•ftl•d Stl>OOI 04Wlct of SUMMONS Or•n9t C.ountv. Gal1tor11la, ecttno by l~AlntTIOH ActH>Nt •l\O throuon II\ Qovtrnl"9 loud, MICHAEL 11. OION. •tl!.tcll!Ofot llt•Plllll ltt t •l•tr•d t o a\ tlleWlllOIHt1t11lllotlt,duu..O,Plotn° "OISlRltT"', •111 rtcelvt Itel to, boil fill V\ MVRTl.IE FINNEY. Oncl Ooei !lot l•ltt ll\011 11111 Abovt"'lllt .. ti-• l0X, IMIU\I,,.., a nd tll .,.,.,.,.,unknown ,..Qltd I>'•" IOf In. •w•rG of • eontretl -Plevt or t1•lm 011y lntort\t 1nor '""' lor lltt tbo,.. 11to1tcl. on ,,.. o•OPt•l\I htrtln o~.crlt>tll, Bid\ \llell boo r9cel,..d,f11 II• olece Ottf9"<1tn" ldtftlllltd ebo,.., efl4 "'•II bt •'ltd 'ftlE PIOPLE OF THE STAT& OF -DUbllrly , ... d •lo\14 el 11\t .OOW· CALI l'ORNI .t, '1111.i! tll'llO e11• pteco To 11\0 •tio .... "•"'ecl Clfl_,,.,, IN h ell t>ltl '"int <OllfOfm •lld "" lo •II .,.,.o•u "'"_,..,...,. ""° ,,.... tW ~ai,..10 tltt cO'ltract CIK-f!lt. c .. lm al\f l11ter•'I In or I"".,..'"' 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"'""' r~td Ill lrkt Tl\tM rett'\ are "' tllt 11 11te Ille ~111111 ,,..,,.,.,, -llllOlll " OISTlllCT office '9t• ..... not ...... Mlt,--1 oSeclloAlitOflMC::W. • ._.., H1111Un'1"' ... C'll, CA ~1. Ill Qvtl l""'CefW.. Of lite IOfi0\111"'....... C9P!t' ,,,., be flit•~ "II ,..,.,i A -IY \fl\itlff In 0-•llOt OD\ll'lt.,, CWVtlt_r.,eulltllllf~atltot Ctllt.rnl1.--etlllfft•lol'°""': JW\IM l.o1 $?) .. Trt<I 1712, Ill IN tbunly n.t IOf't<IOI,,. K"""1t M..,-.,.. .. Or.,,.., "•It of C.ll1tml1, et -...... II ..... -I Wff'lllflt l.y flf -r9C'"'9cl Ill a.ol(,,.,.. ~ ..._ tltflf It> llCM\. TM , ... ftr ..,_ lnc1"'1._. Of !NM, "."~·If-,.._ -1 ,,..rtlmt we'1I t!IAU 119 M lte\l cords of Qt""" C011Jtt1, C.11,.,.,.1. 11,,,. tnd -·flt If, VO\l MllY se•ic f'Ht AOVIC1101" II""'"" m.llCMltorr\ltlllflllteCON- "N .t.TTORNEV IN ANY MAn.,, TRACTOR .. WIWlf'll tflt ""'rect It c; 0 N IC e c T II 0 'llr I T H l " I! _..,., 111111 ~ •nt w!ICOM•~ COMl'l.AIH T Olt tl111.,VMMONS. Ullftr lllm to HY llel le'M IMlltlle '4111' 1VCH AT'rORNIV ~HOULO 8• tPtcllt~ r•tu to t tl workmt11 'ONSVl.TIO l'R01j111'1\<V ~THAT ~OIOyltel llY flltM In 11\t t1Mvt~41 VOUll l'\.EllOINO M4V OE l"ILEO l!wtontrkl. 011 ENTlRlO WITHIN THI TIME NOi,!Htfml'(•lll\Orewllltllldlor• lllEOVIRIOIY Tl11SSUMMON5 ••loll Ol tortv five (O ) "" lllW-Olltd · Nov t, 197f dett Mllor IM -lllO If ltl4t. WILLIAM I . IT JOMM, °""' A MYl9\tfll bond IM e ~· !Iv .le-II• I. l ro'#ll. Oto\lly ..,,. wlll M requlrHJ .... , toe.cut""' V.WOflPICIS of'"' tont••<I Tiit ll"YMtnl 111111\d 11\fll llillCCA•TIN AMO MUClfJ lf"AHLalt bt Ill Ille form Ml fonll 111 tlte UlllrOCl JtN ltt"'9f IMlt••N. teftt 11<1 ClotUll't~t C..'9.....,.(cell~r.•.•, IYll~c; l•llt)',Oll't(tor T......,_ 114 ...-• Melnttflllftct ,O..OratltM &lten\tf\ ,., l'lt ll\\Mf •NI C011\IN<tlt11 l"\llMlllMf Qt.,.._ C:O.'I C)ell\I l'lllOI, ~IWcl OrMt'f CHtt o.lf., ,.._ ...... ,,,-.eMOK.Lt,1• ... , • ......,.,. It. It.•. 1t7' CJ-..n (. .. , Friday. November 26. 1976 11,, • ·········k···~ ****••············•••******************••·············································-· ! BEDSP~~~~~rv DSPREADS : Do you know z : ~ : P U G OT rh .. c~:~ o.y • : Selection & Lo : a great lt YOUR COMPLETE ! SEWING MACHl .... ES : OPEDS • o,... 1 Dors • bicycle when • ~~~'t.. (;~ : , .. ..,,,.,SI•••• : : Pl~~T .... $~2.99 ......... ,..L::.:.: yo~Se~~n~?· ~ u-~ : ~~;w~;~CICJ : : J 'i t ~ $21.99 ·• · ·· · · .ICincJ SZl.99* · ' • Ml..ASURt YOU~ OWN HOJDn Wl()Pf':NGPAPER T• po< foo• : -~ Patchwcd Vri .. KMg ...... $99.99: • With : : BEDDING & BB>SP D HOUSE : : lcrtH t Stretch Stitch ·: « ! 440 So. Main, s.to Ano * ~ FOR KNITS ,.. ti Contt'r of Mail! It~ :it * "" ~ 'r Mtg s Guar.int<'c it 11:-*' * * * * * * * tr * * * .r • * * * * * * * * * # ~LE!t:;;N • ! • : ~INNY 'S I ,,..1: CB'ERS I 0-~: :.~~:l::;I~~~·~·· : ~:RR~~YN~t~Es : s;~,7:~~~$:~ ~::,~! : -. 4 v :b I NOISE MAKERS 1< • * 1\ ~ •11J 1:1\ u1g ur J:dllng lit /J : HORNS CONFE TTI lit Christmas Lay·Aways • ~ ANTIQUES ET CT :it .i "l\.'fopc ikc·k al.1rn1 it ,. WcoEl"lE~TMAKERS IASlE COVERS Jt Always Accepted > ~ ,. ~~ tm f1.1r t 'hn,.1 n1.1 >." • :::J~:l ~:a:.t <:o.i,..t I I\\' PUNCH SOWlS PL ATES _. * -ti !Sn i! them 111 to Jt < 'ur11n,1 dd :II :ir • CUPS NAPKINS lit it it 1!10 El <":im11111 l<1•al lit it l]l4)675•7666 4 CENTERPIECES INVITATIONS P&JCOX Agency » i< Tu~tm • GNC • • : Call 548·4425 /\nylimc-• • t;inn\ h;,i,.. :.:11h i:.ilorc'. • ' it• • • * * * * * * * * * II* > i/t * * * * * it trnm Tifl:in~ I.amp,.. 111 it l11r1n~t.1l):111.r111 . . • • ~ it . 1b', ·' . * * * * * * * ~ • « m~ 1.111~ . 1•1111 Bti:\t'' N it ~kU~1Jnahl1· R;Ht" ... ,.. • '-it \'OCI< • l't'<fo1111 · ll.1lll••' * l.ic:itccL.t Un~lnl it \\' \Tt:ll 1"01! Tllf. • '' •. ·~ * Cu-.tom l.1·.1thl'I _. « ,. J \· \\·.inwr. S ,\ ~ llAll.\' 1'11.l)'f ~ 1 • • (;oodlo lu1 Chr1strn:1 • ~ Ot>t'll :11011 thru :-..it ti h111cl . \ l.·11·k .. I Jia,,1-.«I • ... ... , .. ......, SHO" 1· I I 11 » 2'000 CGMi110 C-.tstr.o MISSION VIEJO ll1·22l2 -4'S.6S]) • Muckini.: Stulil'r" r r1r lt fip:'\otch!'\rn1.. ~ ~ ~~ ~~·-~ .-;;.., . _", * FOR • it ' «llHl!-.T'.\l.\'i THE~' ...... .-," • "•~ .• ~1011'.'" ·'"' w1 « 1111:1t1x:1:.:lli."1:1 .... 557.z335 • • 1011s •o•Ms 11 -.... l 111 ,. """ ... E\. EH\' Tl ll · 1<~1 > \ y ,., .. ,.0 , .. l. •· · • ~ 1 .,. oa-.1 '~ « * * * * * * * * * * * ,.. * "' BROO«HU"S' · .,.~ ,. Lagun:t Ue;aeh, l'.11.:;:1;,:, ,. • * * • It II' Jt It II' * .tc * • •.,. * * • • * It * * * ,'ti .. * * * ~ * * * * * * * * • ~ •••••• ¥... . lt , .. '•411-0... I>\ .. ,. -3 .-• * * * * * * .* * * * * *.. » : l & M DRIVE-IN DAIRY :\:~·\~ __ ri .~ ~.· : y" ''if ·!j· GARAGE SALE » JONATHAN'S ANTIQUES .: -f( 100/o OFfwifftttis AD ~ ,.. HOURS · • : SatNov.27th » ~ ,. +1 MJLJ( 4U2 : CHRISTMAS BAZ AAR ,.. / •. • I 9132 Biddle Dr : ~ • ~ l 'hn:.I l'rc•,.h\ll'n.111 it Monday lhru f.T,doy 9·00o.m ·8.00 p .m l/(\'l:'\'I·. tTurtl .. rod; 1 ~ For YOfll" ~iol 171 2 Santa Ana A;t, C.M. • ( hurl'h it -Ch i t & LJ • y G"ft • ... .. Jt Sot11doy 9·COom-6{XJpm Sunday I I :COom-4 OOpm t. L I kc n l' \\ c (JI fl' t• • r s ma• .... ew s eors I s • .. Featuring Atla Dena Mill\ Dairy products • ut llu111 1n~1,,1111,.,,, h • • m ·' h' r". '..! 5 c II II • Jonathan's in Cannery v1·111'11n• • g MEW ~ l'l.1nlt'I'" 1 .. .,11. •*ii*********************** If. \\L•:.tl111d. s 1 up St.r, -':II"" ~ n...... L--Jt.s=t:~ ,: • l'hthlll\J' dl'l'\llJtlOll::. lt "L'•'"'hat'~undt·rour ,. heam. Walflc I ron, I.. Unus ual 1-of -a-Kind Antiques .. it -'7-VT • • l1µh1 luneh h.in<lmJdl' * u ,\11.Y I'll.OT • \\'all c lot k.-, b~•Sl'b:ill • Gifts, J E:welry, Silver, China » _.. -.• NUTS & DRIED fTS :l j • i:ithtor:..11 * g CllHIST'.\t ASTHEE M • ~lov"'"· lrg d 1•c. tan!>.• &Chris tmas Ornaments. » ... .... ..... • Sat, Nov. 27 ... : • l'\L'f) Thursd:.iy ;11 th" • '.\I any bl."aut. e:irr1ngs • W H · It Aftt • _. We also have beer wine tru111uces. bread. meals & it I Oto S * l'l«:-.s1f1l'd~t·l'l1on. lf. TypewntH, p1eturcs, _. e oYe · ~ • thP '.reshe!.t eggs in town Hrs Barn·8om Sun ,. r.,,.·nl'r of 711 a grwli:1 1'\ * !-'or inlo L'all our ____ • • eani~tcr SC:'l & many dis. • Jonathan's Antiques • • llJm 5 om ... • \dam~.lk•h111d!'\..Jk \,,1_\ * t'hn~ln'l<i~Ml 'Vl~r it f:iQ..-1 ffii•AYFRa Ay 0the1 ...,.. 422 3ls tSl. NwptBch 673-6001 • ~ We occ~ Food Sto~. 01*! til 4 l"M 'TllekMJl"'MJ • Shuflp111i.: L'.t•nl<'I' it 1;.12 51i7>1 lh:m~ it , it ·~·····•*****************t *************************•************l************•************************* -I( • G t y BACK EAST • fr .. * ,;, . VlllGl:Xfi\'S • .. s1·HP1us1· tht'l.11111h ,. e. our .. . HAVING A PARTY'? • c HR Is TM As • -:-.,.. co1.1.F:<.:T\11U:5 ·;.. fHl.l<ill'I \'Cllll.lllllt!I• ch r's t mas ... AMTl"'UES • ~ • it '.\cw l11duh1'(I Sl>l~t!l!l .... • 11.·1:111.t1.,.,. !'\1,1· ,. ,. ,.. ,. , it SALE • • .. • 1'1'11\l.I \f\<'111'\I it G1·ffs '.,..g·· · ForTh H.-l!day t'\.lv ,.. ,._ Sn1a&l.ovt•sc·a1~-s1111.9~ .... • • .~,.. . e Clilll1I S -·'"J it t'11t11·1• T.11tlc,.Sfm up "' • '"·•r11·c1 i:.11111" ,,. ~ow••• .. .. . * ~· · • -. « 1<1""" 1 .. pl." • ~ ••• ~1/ "1· A Musical Holiday Special ,. -~ ~-_ -,.. • :\1111t1ul':-. ~mall & l;11·i;t• • < .i11.111_~.;'1 ·~:~•'·'1 .. , • ,. Call Louise : : , 1' by The Professional • \J0~0 11 ; ,.. f :~HA-PPY ;t~;;~~~.~~·,1,1,:X~:'.::i~.r~!~~~ ! • , .,. 846-8579 eves. • ,. 1 .,. • • s.""1 l'.111111.c1 1110"" • • * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. .a· • • Items $I .SO & Up ,. • ·''''<dr.\ l'laqc11•' • • f1.··. LARA WA Y'S <;J • • "MOBILE DISCO, INC." '* • T HANKSGtv 1:-oc; • \J.itr.cnw • • • Cannery Village ,. • Bird Ca9es * ,. Clws~ ho;111b 1>11lb • 41 SPECIAL TY SHOPPE • ,. • Chine se Brass • .,. Chn:.trna~ Ul·t11rat1011~ • • • G°'d & Silver ,. At your home, c .. ., office, _... .-&-.. it Rower Pots, Etc. • Beverly \\,.rt> !->lllall ~~"an· our it • ) 13 Marine, Bolboo Island ,. A f J 1 W , f _,. ....__-::__, . .c.... ..-_;1 '""' lt iJ ••• ,. pn«c:-. ~ jo tu ~J:;u 0,1 ,. • 675-4491 n1que ewe ry : e~ e ... tftCJ •llC' ._,_, spint; 10, ,. • 111\\'e:-.tt!lthSt ,. .. ,. Clocks we'n decided ta lawet-our rahs for the ,. KAEHLER 'S it LOH· Al & Tara • cr,,.t,1 \h·-.;1 1::11 0:1:11 ~ .. .., CHIUSTMAS DECOR FROM LARA WA Y'S ; Collector's lterm : .. Ho.. Party Pllblic, .. bMt, for OMLY 40 it FINE ARTS IMC. ~ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * "; • W1• ha\,. s pPl'ial glul' lnr de<·orat in:.! * o • days st.tinq Mo•. 26th. ~ • CRAZV SHIRTS GIA~ SALE' ,. ... 1>11:-.1••;. h;1..;kt·t;-;. ;-;t1)('kltl~~. ;ind man\ * • pen• • lrnGCJine a trve clscothe.-e provi~ • 2350 Me~port 81. CM • . f"'ll I • • • uth1·r thin !.!". Still t ime• tq makt· ,. Tues thn.i frill-4 ,. ltqhts,nwsic,dancing&linprofeslionaf • MustClose Out • » : Ol'l'<ll1·1>t1tnl C'hnstma:• ornaments for : Sat/Sunday 12-S : else io<key. : Many Items at Cost : H'UGE SELECTION OF ! • gift:-. H1bhn11-. fqr tht• trf•t'. bells <ll\d ,. Sl4 29th St,H.B. • • BeforeChristmas! it DllCOftfi~~ Drwtfcl.-..oni * • IJ1·.1<lsJ ndtrimlnr..i:\l1•m lloli<lav • Call67S-4982 • ALLFOR-GETTHIS--$139. it • ,. • • * * * * * * • * * * • * • * ·• • • * * * * * * • * * * * * * * * * * * * 11 • Per EYening lit * * * * • * * * * * * * • Fridoy 3-6 Sat/S.. f 0-5 • • Bin<Jie Jells!! • WATERBED • WEB WORKS ~ it • ,.. ,. • :it .it STUDIO SALE ... .it SELi. S ELi. SELL » ''' '" 1 • 1 • 1111lu -.·11 ll.'""' ~ ""-&ntatr crtfoft.Onl thosl'Chn.\lm;i~11t·m~ • • 11t·1111g hu1oo I•• .111'"''1'' It XJntShap e-DblSz ,. Fr1Sa1U1•c 1Uth&111h .it ·-·r • yourrwMrY Y • fromundnour it Dec....,.3nl-4fh.Stlt • ... , .. 111 l'h11'lm.1 . c t11 • H L. .,. tu\'.\ltolP\I it 40 parties will have this uniq•• * UAILYPll.OT ,. • • 11.rn, 1'111 "' 111\ 1t e avy iner • Wm 1·nf,1ti1·u · ll.1111-. ,.. opporfwlity. Wear-. ~siOftellls at * CllRIST~l ·"Tl{l::E • 17l2McGaw(OffReclN"Jift1Nine lt Pechstal • Headboard r c· ,... ....... ... '"" - • flt'll"" "·'' '" • JI''' rt • "11<'1 ~ .tlh ~l 10 S:>1I '* he4piRg ~e have fwt wfttt daltclnq & "" C:,\Lf.our Chn'-1 m;i' • Id I Chrishnas ..:a. :it 4t I .. 11 •till \ :111 "l'" I. \cl ... ~ .. Ott ... .-.~ 11~11>1 • 1:1711 i.; l.111!,tfl -~'.'"'?I Jt nmic. lt .'\d· \'1ser .JI b·l2·51iil{ • ea ..,.. ... ,. $ '"•f.Hhl. ~ .. i-Jt I llJllHJl.l•l ).l.lh·lt)ll .• .. ~ ···············~·········~·····•••****~1 '************~************************~ :Cir. ~c,nlt:L.l~l~'Boutiqtlf: Re:~;~!~~:d x~-· '.'..i ~ .. , ~""""·~·-~..,.--:-;·: • ...,. : PUBLIC i .. PwlicoffiJ \ / 1 ,.. ./ ~ it CALL GAIL. 111 ~· 986-4826 • ,. • f .. : .. _11_... · · • \ • DO IT MOW!!! • * : ~ 1 I : All Types : : : : ~~~-u;s~~ ·A ··" : ,~.~.· ~'.'.~~.-..·.. ~ .... * .... * ........ * ••••••••• * •• : AUCTION : .. - • fl~ lJ ,,, : lt1·11.111"~ l{ .. ,1n1,1t1un ~ it ,. : ->I ::, 1 ";IAlllLil:>PIU .. Sl\H\E\R\ ·~'.. • CONTEMPORARY DESIGNERS : * • 'i!.) LO P'or W1lO Wet< C•nrer Logu110 Mills 8>040.0 ~ ~ it tc1.1 -1t ~ • ·~=• -'-~11~"'1 ... " .. ""'l··u,. 11J W1·:-tm11i-tn.:..1i ,. * ,. • I 'all 11.11 :!IOI H , ~ Jt ••• * • 1r • 1t * * * • * .. " * 1' .• * • * • * * * : * * * • * * * • * * 1t * .: ohday s e : A. UNIQUE WAY TO CHRISTMAS SHOP lt • Please Adopt Me • HELP1 HELF" • Friday & Safurday9-5 it- • • \nl 1r1111· 1111•\'1'' Lo111 ' FOR YOUR • Wh I • • ForChnstmas. _.Xl\'Qiin:it'.•h•n•·• '"""· ,. • olesaePricH. • ,,. • I "' ·' "''" '' • t"' I· ,. 1ni:, ht• llnn,11·r c.ilnnl'! >t CHRISTMAS • it Fine Crystal -Pore el ams • « sh.·11 •• I,., n 1·1. 11 "'" \~·II Fcn!I \\'11,11 • IVI G • Evening, Spartsltems it China -Paintings lt • '" """'m' h.1 ... r 11tt1·11 • '" 11· 1.01Jl.111i: ,..,., ,. G. N • & Yard Goods 1 ~ • E state & Contemporary J ewelry • ., '"' •11"1 ' 1 111" 111 ' 1 "" • R 11ey Day Attic • Beautiful LarCJe • it Bronzes . Furniture * : .'..1,1;1;:.,~~ ..... ~."~ < · 111 111' ! x.'>:11 -.,\rro'.1.'-''" n : Custom Made .. • Sterling Silver & P late • • • * * * * * • • * * • • • • • ~*-1 J3i·. * * * i\ Stockings $5 : 10% OFF W/THIS AD ! ! : MIMIA TURE OF A KINDS : t\~so~~~l~~·;ign~ : ! AUCTIONS EVERY FRIDAY : • Ci vil & Indian War items, d lls, glassware ,. Come & ,. I 882 WftittitrA .. e.. , t * *' .. & dishes. jewelry, silver. Collectables: lt CL----Y-·-• UnitT.near I I • satw•r & 5-day eYfttkiMJs. PM • • h • ~ _,, • ,. Cont•r 19th, Costa~a '\ it • • somet ing for everyone. 1-'or 1nformat111n • MANN ING s .. : Call 960-4145 ivH. : : INSPECTION & PRIVATE SALES : • ,,-I £-S. • * * * * 1t * * * * • * * * * * •• * * * * * * * * • * •• * * * * * * * • * * M-.. T--.. Fri ... Sat. Mo.-S PM • • C 0 LL EC T 0 R ~ ·~ • ~ ~ * RB> EC ORATING • THE LATEST * S..-, 1·S fl!M. alto Fri., Set. & S... ••n 7.t 'PM it • ,...,r lit * 6 Solid Walnut Dining • ,. ,. • SH , 1 '* • Chairs. xlnt cond. SlOO it . 10 • Jt • ~.. * • Pair SQ" table lamps, an· it • • ii 2421 M --It ..a Cotto 642 9251 lit • t i<1u e gold /gr een SSS. it • If(. t ,.. • ~~~·5_;.;,.5, 1•5 ,;,. ,.. COTTAGES ... oriii1na1 Diana N il's ,.. Hair Design ,. .nfirfit1tfli U':>l YOl:H BANKAME.RICARD. ; •**************** ********'*' •Collag e, bri!lht hluC'&. * ,.. f!' ,-V ' f'.IV'. MA~n.H CHARGE. _. 'n • gre<'ns ~. 6<1Hl981. .• .. Pr:RSONA L CHEC)( OR CA~H ~ l'hrislm11 ~ Trt'l' • Fill our Home With ! • * * * * ***,....*.*'If"' //) II~ It ... Orn:i mt>nt:. ,. .,. it Scissor Cuttf...,, • \ l~ fl .n • • 25 42 We.t Coaet Highway • • & W111cl11w han~lllJ:!> "" lt 9rtstrnasMusi~ * c·~rLES .. ForSai. • llo .. ., • tJ"ff' ,-1teJ • • l)(•;rnt1l111l.\· httntlcral't<'<I • WITll Tlf!S • IW • '1RVIME COAST it w Dry Ir Iron it Newport Beach, it. _. l'r11·Nt I rum ~ oo.s1:> 5· uat" Grand Kimball • it COUNTRY CLUI it • ~~{. CaJifornia 92663 JJ • «onw & ""c s.11. 2~1h * P1n11~'n1n na lural satin it • MEMIEtlSHtr ,. HAIR STYLING • (714) 645 2200 .Jt • froni 11.:1. :u;:1:. Fain 1c~ * wood /finish. \Int cond. • frH Gift Wrop it 640-134 7 ,.. Jo'OR it • • • « l>r South L ~q:u na ,.. Mlf)(~r i•nl • Distinctive gifb & de. ,. • MEN Ir WOMEN _. lt ·l~H6'.!J » ~M ' I rn I RI IO >t it * * * * * * * * * * * ,._ * ,. * * * 1t * * * * 'I\ * .., * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .... ~* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • * * ... coratl•e acceuories ,. it • .... ... -r To PL>.cf * Delen's • o • .....t • .. : Scu~pf ureJ ai'6/ ! •-~ ,..•r:fi Z 6~~~::£ ! HGirstytletg ! sewllMJ °:ochiM for ~:;.w7 ! .,. ..._.... ... CHRIST'··· .... • * SSl W. t9Ht St it _.. • ... •-Ml D .,. ~ .... ,. __ ..._M .... Hew&U...~MecMM• ... T.y -.......~ .,. -r 1.... p.e.G•S ~ ""99•v ea.a 548-74'26 ~ ..,. • I ,,._......., • io.1.-_..Hin ~ "' 11: • • ..................... • IMTIIODUCTO.Y it ._w.,._. ' 1 C tr • ,Ji.,. a YACUUM c:&.IAtas ! f'I Sltftdtt-, Malwd ,.._ Nwpt lch 640-4820 ,.. Chti~::~~~~Vlsor : ... : ....._a..,.. .: ., ~ ..., Price with this A ,. • 642-56 78 • it • 41 Tues. & we11 112-s 1 • ; * * * * *1* • * • * * .. ,.. "~~~~j~/:~.~;rM • Come In, browse and get your free Utter Beg ,. . r~ byappt.only * 9-5:10 ~Uy tacept • ' HA.VIMUSIC • lncludes Shampoo. : . s· Se . M h. • : \' :·~~nicurlngbylES .. : ft. ~ : Ma::s~:is~~~UP·: ~t;b~na~r~::: lf. ·-·\ 1ncere w1na ac 1ne : • I De a.vn'I I-".-& • ~ • rlj!ht, w /bench & music • Mankurc & PedJcun' • 1878 Hcrbor BrYd. C.M. • 41 HJ W. I ttlt St.. • if S3S. fs in xlnl cond it Regular Sl4.$0 ... $10 • 6 6 ' • ti 548-742' • R31 2551 • • ., .97 42 • ········*······· ·····••***********#*******************************•·~····•*********~****•••*******~ • • • « • • • • .. .. )II • c ti I \\Ith 1111, ... 1 !1\1 .. p ... 1·1,1, - 675-SIU • HAPPY THANKSGIVING For tfM ""°" wtio lift •<rwytMttcjl Aurhentic newspaper for every day ~ince I '1CX>. and enqraved wirh ~s name Los Angeles Time~ ~ Fronc•sco Clvontcle. Tnbuoe. New Y 0tl Ttrnes and rro:iy more. All onquiol issues 1ntoo -price $50. 1028 Bayside Dr. Hewpon hoch 67S·S433 Fndey, NoY9mbet 29. 19'71S • lt • • Frid • November 26 1976 DS _lMJafS I ········••***** *********•*************************•************•********~***•************************•· ~ MIYATA I SPEEDS it • Seewhul's underour • CHRIHMAS TREES A it • HOU01W SAL~: ,. • "' ,.. l oll the C arpet la it DAIL V Pll.OT it ~ it M OTOIECAME » Sttt, Sun ll/27 28 it • • ,,.,..---0 lt For Christmas .. CHRISTMAS T~EE • ALL VARIETIES. CUSTOM itLOCKI NCi l· .. NOMAO II!" • l\ntt(IUO turn. pkture •• ~ ~~ 100 yards Ru:.ugold shag every .Thursday tn the " ,,; Blue boy's 10 !\(.)('l•tl b1kt• ,. u um l' ~. u l' cord i u n . • 11 ~ r '* carpet. 2 years new, '~l ,. Chb~lf1ed section. • i l FIREPROOFING • • •. * 2.t" Wh1.·cl~. Xlnt 1•oud1 it In pod, BcnJumm F1t•u-. • , • ~"'f AWrt fOI' 'It cleuned.$200. it i-·ormfocallo~r • ' FOR PUBLIC PLACES --., •lion, <11:1d, uµpl1 '~. hs hlll *. • ..,.., .... Row! It 640-4646. • Christmas Ad· Viser • DELIVERIES •l it S7S 646-8297 ! m111c. Burgurn priced I it « h th • • 642 5678 » .. ~& it SUI Man!uerile, Cdl\1 Jt. • • e ave 0 er ... *. * * * *. * * * * • * * * * * *. * ·~· ... :..h' . THE Cl DOING~ . -'I/It**.******* le.**."*.***** ••. « N4w & Used Bikes, it HOLIDAY BAZAAR it • jr .. T°:l ' • ' ~ it • So mtthllMJ Special • • • Skateboards. • SAT ,SUN DEC 4 & 5 it CUTE ,. · · lJA J . ~ • Clldch & Lo•• it Feminine l"ash1onb ,.. • • ,, Parts & Repairs. •• Chnstmat. D1:corat1ons • Shopoodrthaired mini Doxie • . 'L..;a ALPHA BETA SHOPPING CCN'TER • OM of ttMtM .. 250 E. 17th St. •• « )~ • Otl,P_;.ttntmgs Planes ,. w/ le mamm!l, 2F, it ~ ~ 30848 COAST HIGHWAY , ., Adonll:lle it-Costa Mesa, t lltlgren • .._ ti , * LNIQUEGll"TS 1t l M, Buy for Chn stmas it t• • so LAGUNA CA • fl' it YORKSIDRETERRJER • Sql It · • Cycle & Co. 2488 Hewporl ll•d. • ~'O'.!l Ave Evita lt m , ea. Ready Dec. 22, • :ilC LOT OPENS DEC. "' \ . :.. •. · • PUPPIES • &15 571! •• • Coda ~a 6421910 SanJuanCap1straoo ... we II keep unlll Dec. 24. .._) , Bycafting640-596S • 1101.IOAV SALE • • It Son Ranch ~ 67J..&50 • 493·6748 4994753 ~ -it 20' r Ot'F Entire Sl()('k • •••************~·~·······•••*************************************t*************************•**********~· -~ ~t • .. It . • l • • • 9'iiJ q(ji) .. .,.... .,. . , :~-.. ALMOST cLAss1 c l : ~~:.!= : ~ : f/ f/ : ? A Big "Thank You"!: • Oorol de~ ~ '),~ it SANTA'S • • : 1964 TR4 (Triumph) Con-: ontques . baskets : k. , : ~~~~~~~~~~~ : & Season's Greetings : : vertiblc -wir(' wheels, ... Your wiused items could • ANTQS. decor 1lems . ..._ ._ ...... : needs some work, J)<.'rfect to : d.•,i~rl•,ul'-l "J .. i•·•"' be :.onwone's Chnstma.'>! ,. billiard lamp, vac, w _., restore for the n'w year . II ii9 •"•~ ill -fU Why nol sell them under , .. Marimekkos, gun rack. lt From Adrml's Antiques • \tr;JV\ 646 6188 ft 6 It the Daily Pilot Chnslmas • skis. gingham chr, more it l 11 I ¥1111 Wi l'lz.d S ,. ~ it ~· · a C p.m. 0 . it Tree. For informauon call _. goodies! Super fantastic it .,,. t. it < : fin weekdays. .. 1834-F NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA, CA 92627 • our Christmas Ad· Viser, lt buys. ,. • ' : It ENTRANCE ON RCAR PAHK ING AR(A .'. OFF RROADIVAY .. 642·56~9 lt #21 Black Oak, Irv, It •• ,__-------------. ,.'* MARY KOEHLER 64Z.Z5 16 ROBERT MORSE • lt Smoke Tree Condos. • .... wpori leoch 673-7202 • ~ . . . ,.. ... .. * * * * * * * * *. * * * * * ~ * * * *. * * •• * * * * * *. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * .. * * * * * * * * * • * * * * *. *. * * * *. * *,.. * *. * *. * * *. * *· *'* * * * * * * ...... ,.. ,. .., * Hand Croctt.t-...a • f-111 lheir Hearts ., it-.... C S R • ,.. Let Wonn • ~ • DESIGN YOUR OWN t£CKLAC£ • ledspttad .-u :· with music • "NOSTALGIA TRIP" •Ideal"~~ ~gln~~g re· * Christmas Music : ~ i' faiy directions _ dra pcs. lndlided. ChooH f 5 : ~fade b.v Grandma. F'lts it wit.h this : it porter: Embassy model * Echo throucah your hse It • • ~ 111 r. double. or can USl' for BT FI. K I M BA LL SCALES • Stenorette in c herry it WITH THIS ilAMMONO .... i' sf)M•_.. stot1n-l S" to It" I~ it canopv top. Off white. 'It ORGAN 700 ,. • cond. & 4 30 min. tapes lt R E G EN T F U L L ,.. , • 1 c ltt * SIOO or reas. offer. * XJnt cond. Must se~ to • Jt $225. It TIIEATRE ORGAN Pd ,._ • • • IL corot, gold twld. hellhl, pGI-. H&E $2.oo it 534-7533 eves/wknds lt appreciate. $700. 645-4972 • M; .. 1· r epl1'ca of old t1'me balance scales * 494.7430 Jt $6000. Sell $3500 I? • ~ ii :Z·E EtMnc: '*-ood, cw.Ne~. 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'"''I or nat1oniJl 11ni:1n or "'' 111tent1on lo milkt' an\ -.uch prefercnc·c• hm1la lion, or d1scnmmJl1c1n · 'fh1c; nc·v.-.pap<·r -Alll nm k no,,. 1 nl!h ;11 c r111 J 11' .11ivert1•.ini: lur r•·J I C':>lale which 1!\ in '1ola 11onolthelaw HouMs for Sale •...................... 1002 .....•................. NORTH TUSTIN l..irfl;e hom1• on a ll11 c1· l•>l ror a larl((' runul) \ Hr. lam rm. din I( rm (/wet n •:.1dt.'nllal loealmn nt th•• Jlln rt 11111 of GG 'lwpt ,.."'~' <ii 00'1 THE HOMESEUatS 752-5)5) MlSAVRDE 41R~.AMILY 5 Bdrrrls. 1 1.! baths, family rm. & formal dining. Large tile patio & waterfront dC't'k . S275.000. Luxur11lll5 4 BR. home. Family rm. & formal lining. with view toward Harbor ls land. Boat slip. $325,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Ral'.1d<"Drtvt-N 8 67S 6161 I GMeral I 002 Ge-Mral 1002 ..•.•....•.••••..••.•.. ·············•·······•· DOLORIS MODa Bluffs end unit with won't qi.Lt view! 3 bdrms .. 21h baths, wet bar , wrap-around view deck. $152,000. Just 1mmaculate condition; many extras. Make offer. 673-4400 DECORATOR -REDUCED $4600 Located in c hoice Tustin neighborhood. This 3 Bdrm., fa m rm. home will thrill you with its stunning decor. You will appreciate its new carpets, Van Luit papers and garage workshop. Some deeorator furniture will be included. Enjoy your patio en- tertainment area with gas BBQ and s parkling pool. Now ONLY $79,900. Tustin schools are superb. CALL NOW 752-731 5 DONALD M. BIRD Associate s, Re altors HAPPY THANKSGIVING Getterof To The Community From Your Friends At Waterfront Homes WATERFRONT H OMES 26'!:1 W Co.i,1 H1'11l"ay :wwpQ1 I n.,.1~h Il l I) 1,11 MIKI 1002 GeMrof 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICE SLASHED! MEWftORT HTS 4 IB>ROOMS 38R, expandable in S OO s u p e r n b r h o o d , I 002 Priva~Lr~ad~ay l~ads lo w /hardwd CIErs,t R&O, ••••••••••••••••••••••• triple ca r gara"e. w fw c pls. x · n ew ••••••••••••••••••••••• G...eral 1002 General ,. Spanish texture stucco. •. •' .. JJ.ave _A. • • 1Jni9ue :}hanL~giving • ~ • • U,_.l()UI: ti()Ml:S .• REALTORS,. THE NICESTP'l<Yl.E GELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676-6000 MESA VERDE, 546-5990 • CALL US S84,500 tmm.1rulatt• !\II'";\ \'l'rclr 4 bedr1>11m dull huu-.t· Rcaut1 f u I P iur<orl t" r hol™' Slate t'ntry WJ\ (;11(anl1(' formJI ltvuui: room mas11v4' wall nf lirrpl.l l't' ll u~<' fum1 lv room ~potlr~ .. J:ourmt'I $59,950 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, char ming home with near new plush carpet- ing. Wood shln~le roof. Bcauc1ful landscaping w tspnnklers rront and rear-located in fine neighborhood nr S. Coast Pl"za. VA Buyers Call Now Secluded executive tile lrg lrees & nicely entry! Dining entertain· lndscpd lot. Lots of rm • men l · E Pi c u re a n for xtra vehicles + dbl ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! kitchen. Separate mom-gar. sas.ooo for fasl sale. = an·law quarters w ;balh. J ACOBS REAL TY G-__. I 002 G---' I OOZ . R EALTY Nomoneydown.Many to Soar ing staircase lo C'rl"lr'rlllll ............. choose from. Call for bedroom retreats. Lush 675-66 70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••~ DiYisioft of Harbor lnnstmeftt Co. more information. l r op i ca I bac k ya rd ---T-... -11-E_O_V_"'_R __ ' W w/stummering summer """ .:: .JJ • run pool. Skinny d1ppcl'll GI LOAN k 11 c h c' n ~ c• l' I 11 11 (' 1t I n'IJ~tt'r w1nJ.: -plu .. :t Getterol 1002 G~al 1002 962·44n cr.:: 548-delight! Owner boui;;ht On this spacious 3 bd, 2 ~~~~~~~~~!new . Musl !iell. 'fry ba POOL home. New more t .J ma I~ ., t / t '' • •• • • •• • • •" ••••••••••• • •• •• •• • ••• • ••• ••• ••••• ~ .---------·I $9.300 total down ! crpts & fresh paint 847-0010. lhruout. Payments are h c• d r o o m ' 0 w n I' r tran.'lfern.•11 Mu:>l :>t•c to hl'lieve. Hurry C'll 11 752·1700 now• NEWPORT SHORES 2 Story A·frame; WO<KI heamcd cc1llnRs: 4 bdr ms., 2 bath s. secluded patio. Walk to beach, pools & tcnni'> Reduced to $85,000 673·3663 642·2253 E''t'' associated BllOKEAS RE lll TORS :r\1' W loib,., ,_., ••a, I Hwtt1A9fonhach SIAIRHZI POOl + JACUZZI J>"ruUg1ous Jluntintnon Beach localion. Spacious \wo-slory condo w i\h huae master suile rirst noor plus two twin-alze bt'drooms upstairs. Twin patios, separate laundry room. proresslonally up &rttded lhn.iout. 163,990. CALL now Ka· 7788 • K€Y ' I P.€ALTOP.Sil ANYTIME 5 lfOROOM WITH POOL· $72,900 . Newt Ll.Sted O'•"' ''' ~ ·" \ '""' •o.n N-rt • $388tmo Including taxes ~ [~ll when you purchase sub· ~~: ~~rc~~t:J~!~ ~ lt1tdll ~:t~~t:d\s~~~1~Lloan. of your own galed com-IAQC IA y ' HAY A FULL THANKSGIVING ~~r:::::;.t t~~1se h':.~~ bonus room a nd d e· lake, ertjoy lhe security ----- mwiity. Yo.u'll love this 3 Scarce vacant lot. S6x300 . bednn, mAinl. free home "" h 1 1 Z ed at $72 500 .. or orse overis on ---------. 546-4 I 4 I A·l, fully fenced, nice ND CALL US FRIDAY llghtful swlmmln1 pool. Ideal for families who FOR like their recreation at home • pool table Is in· A iWh I f D I eluded. Call for appoint· a e o a ea ~!·,~:~;"metN< .. ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTAT E. INC. -------- ne.lghborhood. Hurry on this one. asking SSS,000. Call 5'().1151 .,~ HERITAGE •.• REALTORS G!!e!!M!!r!!o!!I !!!!l!!!!JO!!O!!M!!I ~!!0!!!!2Sf!!G!!!• ......i!!!!l4Aoa!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!l!!!0!!02 [ e: m111 '-~ral I 002 GtMrol I 002 1002 ::::: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ···············••······ LAKEfbRIST and The hod Life are yours I~ lh111 Deane Garden holl\e. Walk to club & laket. IUah open heams 11nrl •alls of 11lass are fcaturtd In this single story :\BR 28A home PLUS beaut. Gft.tlfty ........ Large bide. + large 1 BR apt over double gar .. with good lease on beau· ty shop. Choice Eastald 1 • Lachenmyer Realtor fireside liv11~. country ________ _, k1lc1', 11ardrn dlnlnR ond ----------• huge lll8stct tuile. Great walled i.trounds. Very 1Jrlvate1 $72JIOO OPEN SA_T1~UN l ·S 24605 OVEIU.AK E on . NOTICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I lrvlne realty WISTCUfP Super family home -5 bedrooms ace for trailer or boat. Be your o decorator & save I $139,SOO. • FlllDAY 1·5 P.M. 1100 OOYIR DllVL (Q73). '42·t 235 .... ,. 901 Oovtr Drlw Harl)or View C9ntjf r "HAVE A MICE THANKSGIVING" ACourwallAMDtCO. 644-1766 2tl f IAH JOAQUIN Hll.LI "O. CAU .... 500 TOLLE -tu TORS Try 11 l>aily Pilot • Cla.!\.~1fic'<I Ari tu buy, sell SELL Idle ~t!fT'IS with n ol' ttnt aomethlnii Dally t>1lnt lu!llfied Ad how Dally Pilot Clru111· Hied ads display th('ir mes11aacs with lc&lblUty and impact? Our ads, w 11te proud U> SAY. r091ly get results. Phon 642-5678. lrvlne at Caf!\pw Valley C.ftt.r 752•141' IH ~TctNTlft • S&S4HDROOM l'LUS FA.MILY ROOM PLUS DIMINGROOM Executive drive t o secluded court yard en· try. Lavish living room with brick h eart h! Gourme t sunshin e k itc h e n . Sweepin g master bedroom retreat. Owner bought new and must sell. Try $8550. \otal down. For more lnforma- Uon call 847 ·6010. C)P(N lfl 9 •HS (UN 1011( NICf I f•IMNI CoroMd.IMar ~ DUPLEX One of the best n oor plans and locations in town. Each unit has 3- bedrm, 2 bath, rami~. rm. fireplaces, & bllrl, kitchen. Separate laun· dry room s. Wa I k t 1) schools & shoppin g. A'. mus t see! l $149,SOO.' 644·7270. • 1002 G••r" 100% ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLEASE CALL FOR .,.,OINJMB(T TO S& 1ME con Fint timo orrered ... the fabulous Sea Diamond l Private bulkhead location with full wat er view. Outstanding! $210,000. 98.S Bayside Cove West P9tt4SULA POINT To see It is to love It! Move right in. to this charming, beautifully de- corated, rustic retreat. Triple garage t $159,500. 21~ Sevtlle RON i111:1M4~ JUi()Cl.4.fti IN 600 Newport Center Drive• MQ.6500 • I I We Don't Want Your Busl11es8 Once TM We Want It l'or 1.lfell OUR ACTION WARRANTY Guarantees Our Service D8 DAIL V PILOT Friday. November 26. 19"'1 ••• Atk for yMr f,... copy of_. .. Ad!.. W~." It,........, .. , lft wrltifwJ "'• "rvlu• we ,.non. for ow C.\t~s. n..t's • boW ,, .... We ttlll'lll - cu•t0tnen deHne It. So we ,..tit ift wrltMt ••• .-d akJit 011r nOMe to It. W e Mllnlc yM'tl 111loy ...... wi. P.°"8 prOlld ..-.i. to oHtr MKh • wwr.ty. TUES .. WED .. TH•RS., MO PM SAT. S.12 AM $99.DO taltitn iMll*s "1.W 11111 lect1res ,,,, ,,, .. ,,. '" '" ~/:Jf1:11sn·1''C•6>2·1421 --..... ,_~ COSTA MESA COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN VALLEY HUNTINGTON BEACH LIDO ISLE NEWPORT BEACH { Investors Toke Notice •S llO l'P I NI. CF:'ITl-:R !>tic. partially devclopt-d. 2 3 '"'"'"' 10 he complete d . Thi:. off1«c only ext'IUSt ve ! • •COMMERCIA~ builrlin~. center or Costa Mesa. y:-2. :ill terms Eic chanl(c; CN L. CL; will cons1dc•r leaM• h.u.·I.. C(•nlurv :!I J>uhJll & Uo' It• ~1 11:1 l 1 liH ••• East Costa Mftct Rentals A •ail~ 2 lH{'.; * 5290 mo Call for more inro. Century 21 Westchfr &15 7:?21 Westside Best Buy 3 BR. 2 RA. extra ~1w lot. S:;i;,950 Double .c:arai:c. fcncNI. f1rcpl<ice Nl'<'d!' a .c:ood det'orator. C'l·ntury 21 Duhan l>OYll•. 51H· I 1f.X Spanish Splen clot New 1tsl1ng. 2 Story, 4 bedrm, formal dtn rm. lge hv rm wlrplt', 1tuest house w'3'• ba. Lots or natural wood trim. Spanish art'hes, etc. Lge rambling estate lot & pool. Can you believe it? Only S74,950! Century 21/Westt'li ff 645· 7221. Reduced!! 4 Bedroqm. 2 bath home with many new extra~ Price dropped S2000. In desirable area Large bJck yard with many fruit tree' $67.000. Cen lury 21 Berg 6-10·4950, 962 8891 Shoreclfffs Arch itect d esigned. quality ,..onstructed view home Pnvate beach Huge lot. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357. CYPRESS $49,500 Outstanding 3 bedroom, 2 bath beauty. Fantastic buy. Hurry!! Too mut'h to mention. you !.aw thl! price! Century 21 Ueri: 640 ~%0 or 962·8891 E~ TORO Buy of the Y eor NEW LIS"r!NG pool , J.1t•urt1. <"trt'ular BBQ, r1t ror !louse Beaultrul. 2 Story h11mr I'~ Year; old $80,95!1 Crntury :!l Uuhan Doyle548-1J68. lu Smcrt Honey for MOMy Vat'ant hou~r OJ'purtumty-<>wner wanls n t'·t 1 o n -i Bedrms. l'l• buths, only 4 •~, yc:lrs oh!. Century Park. $74,950 ('('ntury 21 Uuhan Doyle ~ llfiSJ Open Sat /Sun 1 4: 9'UO Warbler Ave . 1-'V. MCICJftfflCO! Jnt Recli9ced to $61,950 This freshly r e mod eled . This beautHul 3 bedroom. 1:v, balh home has an extra large family room, beautiful front porch and Is rreshly stuccoed and painted lhruout. Room ror RV park1ng~d more makes this an unbeliev p~at $6L,950. Century 21 Erner 3301 ' Minnesota Fats Would Lon TWs Rec Center wllh Hrunswick pool t..Able. pin~ pon.c:. overstuffed couches and more 1' a <1uper bonus to th1'> cxtraordianry 4 bedrm. 2 bath, 2 ~tory. near new. Landmark home In a ~up<'r II B locnt1on. ONLY $86,750. Open House Sun l·Sr 6472 Newbury Dr. 'J'h.is eouJd be yours i r you hurry!! Century 21 Emery 846·3301 PerfectS ....... A freshly painted exterior , new C&rl>ets and drapes and partially enclosed family patio make this cute 3 bedrm, 1~ balh home a perfect starter at only $56,700. Century 21 Emery 846-3301 S.p.o.c.Lo.u.s This outstanding Meredilh Gardens home shows like a model with fresh paint, beautiful new carpets, 3 lge bedrooms. 2'-" baths. lge family room & formal dining room. Ir you're fussy, you'll love it. A top area. Open House Sat/Sun: 20302 Ravenwood, Huntington Beat'h. Century 21 Emery 846-3301 Twin La Cuesta VIias 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. Out.standing locations and priced to sell. Hurry' 1 Centur y 2 1 llerg. 962·8891 or 640·-1950 SCllM Model 2 Times Beautiful 4 bedroom. 3 bath La Cuesta Ry lhl' Sea. Assumable loan. Corner lot. New drapes, all this and more ror S89.995. Century 21 Berg 640·4950, 962-8891 l•troMillg lrt1Ce T ..... Century 21 Marten Real E~tate specialist in Corona de! Mar. Lido Isle and other Bayfroot properties. Extensive real estate experience in Orange County and Harbor area. For expert service in your real estate needs. call Bruce Tuttle, Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-S3S7. Fonnerllllffs...e Upgraded with warm colors and wood paneling. End unit X model with added privacy and extra outdoor entertaining area. Home owner benefits without how;e owner chores in this lovely Blufrs Condo. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY ts· 2619 Vista Raquetla. N.B. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640·5351 Mlnl·Rcmdl 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 charming farmhouse. Just listed! And should sell quick, call 645· 722t. Century 21 Weslcliff Realty. View Vlewt! $99,500 That·., ri.:ht an unobstruct ed pcnnnnent view. Charrrun11 natural open beam cathedral ceilings pro- vide a warm open feeling. 3 Bedrms wlprivate master suite. Cov· erid patio. corner lot provides easy uccess The owner is in a hurry. How about you? Century 21 Westcllrf Realty 645·7221 Investors!! Take 11 look at the projections on tbis t'ho1ce shoppin~ plaza. Eic· cellenl terms and rinant'ing will provide cash flow. Some manage· rrient changes c11n make it a real bonan1.a ! ! Call Century 21 Marlen Beal Kstate 640·5357. SANTA ANA Maira & Moc Puts you dose to a super 3 bedroom beauty' Outstandingly upgraded home. Custom thruout. Patios. yard lights. lush landscaping s urrounds eorgeous interior. I lurry, Hurry! ! Century 21 Berg 640·4950 or 962·8891 5916 Wo"'erAn. CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: H.stittqton leach 846.330 I I 989 I ll"OOWlllnt Hunti"C)ton leach 962-119 I 200 N•wport C...... Dr. Newport IHCh 640.5357 1733 WHfciff Dr. 1740 o,...AY«. 24 18 Moc Artt.r at Ford Rd. Ml 640.4950 N•wport l each 645-7221 Costa MeM 541-11 H We're llA TIOllAL, but we're llEIGHBORL Y H F s• l F Sal H us s For Sale !Houses For Sale HouHI For ScH IHOUHI For Sale Houses For Sale !Houses Fors• Houses for Sale ous•s or Houseis or e o e • •• •. • • ••••• ••• • •• ••• • • • • •• • •••••••• ••••. •••.. • ••• •• ••••• •••• •• ••• ••• ••• ••••••••• •••. ••• •• •• .•....•....•.•......•.. ..••.••••..••.......... ····••······•·······••· ..•...............•....•.......••............. G •neral 1002 Ge.rol 1002 G•nerol 1002 GeMrol 1002 Gmeral 1002 GeHrol 1002 G•tteral 1002 ~~~~! .......... !~~~ ~~~!~~! .......... ~~~~ ................................................................................................................... ················••····· ··•·••·•·······•••····· JACK 'ECK 645-7221 GeMral CENTURY 21 Westcliff Realty happy I l ..... 1 ;)ITU• ., newe'.t M··~'ntP -I yo.J would 11~0 10 t.Jll •o Jock Call or Stop ly 1 n1 w .stcHff Newport leoch I 002 GftWf"OI 1002 WESLEY N TAYLOR CO. . REA 1, TOHS SI ll<'l' HMl> llG CANYON TOWNHOME Beaut. "Greenbrier" 2-story. 2 BR, sitlinJ! r m . 2 bath, formal DR. Gorgeous view! For sale $149,500. or lease $850 month. 21 I I San JOCICflht ~ Rood MEWPORT CfHTEI. N.I. 644-4910 ... s uggests you ask about the be autiful Lusk home in Eastbluff wh ich Hester-Brown &t Associates are offering at $112,500. -------------------------PRICE REDUCTION!! A well motivated seller has just authorized a $3,000 price reduction on th.is lovely "FRANCISCAN" condo in THE BLUFFS. Newly decorated 3 bdrm., 21h baths & frplc. Now only $112,000. NEWPORT ISLA.ti> DUPLEX EXTRA SPECIAL! SI 84,500 ••• ;.: •E•W• • •S•I• .0 •• Y··.: •• • • • •• •• • • •• • • • • ••· •••• •• • G~ral I 002 GeMi"ol I 002 G~ral I 002 GflMrol I 002 .., GdYf ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . in a prime rental area. This pride of ownership duplex has 3 bdrms., 2 baths, each unit; swimming & boating just s teps away. Fee land (not leasehold). Priced to sell at $162,000. Your own Mtni Eslate in Newport Beach . Ent'losoo tn used brick with a pr1vatc landscaped backyar d. This outstanding large family home has u fresh and sparkling decor tn· side and out. 4 Bdrms, formal D1 n1n g rm w frplc &j>('t'tally large family rm w /spat·e fo r a bill.lard table. This home has a co m p l e t ely coordinated interior with so many quahty 11ppotnt· menls . Wi\Tt:RFHO 'll't'O~l>O THAHtCS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y °" Mt.st Su It! ,15 ,11p. nt'w Jt,1norJm11· THIS DA y COVIMGTOM HEIGHTS TRANSFEtl t1...1v \tl'"' SZ.'l~.ouo tnl"I' MESA VERDE 4-PLEX MUST SELL t'h nr ~, t ~ ~: l' 1: ~ n ~ ~ C. F. Coles worthy Soper5~~~>R~~~irm•i1 s 121,500 UNDER $60,000. 4 tR • 2 sroRY HMte £uobudiw -IU\ ~fllUu< OM THE WATER $119,500 YOUR OWN BEACH MO llllH Pnm· onh REALTORS 640·0010 din1no. w-··" purqu"t nn 1700 sq . ft. owner's suite Ch · 3 b d ..COL· $67,500 ,,. """ ~ ~ arming e room Tree lined street in trancl'. nmrt11• arc:.i :1 with fi r<'placc plu!I three with.hardwood noors. on P r i m e b e a c h • • & BEAUTIFUL PATIO with wide open spaces view. Magnificent 2· St.ory with lge Living rm & Master Bdrm over· looking water & view. Quiet location wllh 4 Rdrms for the family who wants beach hv1ng in a more formal Cashion . .~Ja~~•fll'tl \ti• G.-rol i. I~ .>li7H \\ • .ml Jth 1002G.....-ai 1002 .....•...•.....••..•••......••...••....•...... HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OF YOU FROM ALL OF US The staff of Quail Place Properties In c., Quail Place Management Corp., and Quail Place Develop· ment Corp.. s pecialistc; in invest· mcnts. exchanges. re5 idential 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 loo. Please call us -the pro· fessionals large enough to serve, sma ll enough to care. Manny Allman Bea Arnold Linda Agostino Don Berman Bob AnRell Bill Bolton Dcbb1l' Bailey Harry Cowan Jat'k Blanchard C.1rla Gnfas1 Carol Brokopp Jim llo~ue P'"itfZY 1''rench Pat Kent .John Hassell Don Lake Barbara Keer Sam McD<>well Bob Kodsko Tom O'Connor Lou Meadowc; .rcanine Paquette Carole Miller Bunnie Porter Jim Owen Gen Ryan Tt'ddy Phillips Rob Scott R.obby Robmson Bob Sullivan raul Schm1dl Ken Warden ,• Mimi Shapif'o Mike Wilson Randy Tyler Ted Timmons Dane Wilh1te Alan Beyer Ed Wotre Dennese Cole Carl Baker AJ Golub Mark Cohen Mark Jasper Jock Eisenhart Mike Murray Dick Green Bill Stewart Helen Kotob Ron McBrt'd· e . Uni Shukley John Yaccarino Joan Mills ' , Baths J.ur"C IJ\•1no huge bedrooms. Three 2 b 'g lol Newport ,. " a I · ne1'ghborhood. Formal room N "w p •int bedroom. 2 balh apart 11 bo H' h s h Id .: v • ar r 1g c 00 is· entry lo large family lh'-carpe~. nc>0nni: & wat<:r ments. 5 car garage trict . Spruce up and mR room. Bnt'k floor to heater tlurr~. \harp Lind Best buy In this V1';RY save. CALL 751 3191 t'eiling rireplace. Coun· s;.;;,'.~ rq:hl ' Call ~~u~~7~7~el. C:Jll to C:::SELECT tr y kitc h e n . Dine. GeMrol 1002 G~rol 1002 ~HERITAGE · J"" ,. • .,. ,,.," TPROPERTlES 1-'lagslone t errace ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• [ -I llJdcaway master ~u1tc 4 IB>ROOM PLUS .. -------•I ® . , ·. MESA VERDE 3batb's.22'familycntcr· N!WLISTIMGS! DEHPLUS tainment room. :\1a ny Super 5 br. Extra lgc decoration ite m s. i.e WATERFRONT GAMH\OOM SEETHEWATER family & 1iviri0 rm. Pool Pie 1n t Ch · e lo a · h d f' d · 1 " custom s hutters and r oa · oic c · ThJs ar l.O m sing c . $154,500 (Duplext • -· REALTORS G~rol 1002 G _,..ral 1002 .............................................. cae: 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 210 VIA CORDOVA. LIDO ISLE. Ol'EN Fii, SAT, SUN. l·t One of the most unusual homes on Lido Isle . Special surprises like .a "hot tub jacuzzi ". Upstair s uite w/bedroom, bath and oversized lounge complete w /wet bar and Swedish fireplace. $?(17,500. ~~~! .......... ~~~~!~~~! .......... ~~~~ I 00 FOOT YACHT SPACI Yes! A rare chance for the owners of a truly dell.t)<e yacht. Exclusive Lido Isle accommodations being sold for · close to land vaJue. By app 'l. only: $.550,000. r A C:OUP#B.&. l.AHK.a CO. 644-1766 2111 SANJOAOUINHlllS .. O .. IN HC'#POAT C.fHTfJI & jacu:u:i. Across from Uon " BR 2 baths 2 bll t t drapes. Hurry! Won' . .. • , st.ory ram ng cs a c WA TER -BOATS •· Park/nr golf rouri;e. All r lcs loe at1'0 n .. h 2 400 Ct r "' I last. C:Jll 963·7881. rp .. " · P · Cn' Wlt over , i1q. · o R for only SJSZ,500. Cal ,,,,,,, ,. '.,., "'' deck. Won't last long at Living areau, located on GREEN PA K. An un- $40-9922. [ ~ $179,500 secluded lr<'e-ltne d ohstructed view from ® lt~~'li'tl NEWPORT HTS. ~treet m1nutc>s from this larie DUPLEX. One It! I A delight lo s how ' beach Too many custom or the few L A R GE ) i Spaclous3BR.Jba.,pool reatur<'~ to mention! Duplexes on the market home. 2 Frplcs .. )>underk Rambling ,:rounds with with 3 • lldrm & Den over garage with Ot'can room for 3 pools + R1V Unit and 8 3 Bdrm & 1002 GeMraf 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HIWPORT"S llST IUY Dest buy at Spyglass Hill. Only one listed. 5 Bedrm, or 4 bedrm & maid's quarters. 3 Baths, family rm, sep dlning, huge tile entry, ocean vtew. $20.S,OOO. 675-3411 . I l ' S t\. ijl I~ I . \ L I \' .. / ... ,.. /• I .•. \·',.,. t ,, i , Sll9 u.n1 parking. f or a preview Patio umt. Live an one & v ew. ..-v. or thli1 umque home call rent. t~e othl'r for ap. MISA VERDI 96J-67G7 prec1a11on and deprceiia· Price Cvt $5,050 , ,,1.., 1•1 'J. , : 'II'' rir• .. 1• lion. ~~E":;~::1•·'.:~~ [~,ftiNtl l9 :ii~~: COSTA MESA U.STSIDE 4 Units -1128.0001 lalboo lay Prop. Rffffors • 675.7060 * TUSTIN ME ADOWS Ranch hol"I)~. 3 br + bonus. Wiit to schls. shop'g Rec rtr w pool. 14811 Ocvoruih1re Ave. 544-8284 9,~ -- S©~~~-"£~s ~ That lnlriguing W ord Gome wifA o Chuckle O • .,,,,O"Ot t.~.,. of it.. lovr ac:10Mbled -d• bo low IO form '°"' ••mpl• word• ( SYPCHI ) 1· I I I r I· 801'1R I ' ·1· I Ii I l t I· S I FT 0 I ' I I I' I 4> If 1 fool end hli money ere soon ported, whv ere 1here JO m1ny --? nu [ NOLSOA 1 o c..-.. ie .... Jj,y(~, • .,11(11.., I I' I I' I ""'""! • ' ··~1 -· .,.,,. d-~ ·-...., No b.low • r:;;r,,\MlttO Ir I' r I' r I' I' ,. r I -. ~-EARLY IALIOA 2 Cottages. on R 3 lot on the Penins ula 3 Bedrms & 1 bedrm. W ,000 . PETE BARRETT' -REALTY- 642-5200 Rancho Mesa Pool Home Outstanding • bedroom home. Great Costa Mesa location near South Coast Plau. Room for boat or trailer storage. This new llstlntr is In move·tn condition . Jlurry ! SIB,900. Call 640.616 I (:b COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC . • &ijjei' I I I • I I I I I . Have something to ~II? SCUM-LITS Answtn ht C losslflccrtfot1 51 00 Classified ads do It well. • • • Frid . NOYember 28 1976 OAILVPILOT •7 ~!::~.~ ........ ,~!.'::~.~....... ....... ,... w. ~'!'!!!!.~ .~ .••.... j~c:4! ·········-······ ··•··•···•••••··•······ ...................... . .,,....,...... ···············•······· ...................... . G1MN I 002 '-______. I 002 ttou:.es '°" Sde K~• for Sde ••••••• ••• •• ........ ~ •• •• ••• •• • •• •• • ••• •• •• • •• •• •• •• • •• • • ••• ••••••• G al I 002 COf"OltG cW ..._. I 0 G...,.ol 1002 G IOOZ G1Mr .. I002G......a G1MN 1002 ~ ..................... -.. * * * * * * ••••• •• ••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••••• ••• ••• •••••••• ! Bit &: CAR. Al?f :? .{'ut 1002 t••····················· ••••• • ............................................................ . , .................... 1111111111 ........... .. 5 BR •• MISSION VIEJO Res tful v iew of c any n & Mts : beautifully upgraded h~e with dbl. door entry. other feattres include family rm , formal dinin rm. & 3 car gara~c Spacious parti lly cove red patio overlooking chnyon $125,000. lt seems t o m e that large "rnilies h ave more fun th an t ari'Yone - espcci<Ally on f 1esta occ~ons such as Thanksg iving. Wouldn 'ti the a bove d es e r 1 l> c d h o m e b c la G R E AT • Thanksgiving sift for the LARGE ram11 y 1 I ~rat I 002 GeMral 1002 ............................................. Must.Sell $39,500 2 Rcdrm. cr<'a m 'p ufl TownhClu~r Tl·nn1~ & pool rl'ally ~uper 645-3474 NEWPORT BEACH LUXURY llcst bu' 1n 1\.1\1'1<'''' :!..'>CICI Sil it o! llllrl' l'l,1' ' Four rrJ.a""'"' lwiln•11n11. with M'('IUdcll m.1'.l('J' w111g Sunnv ll11'nlrY kllChl·n \\ 1l li J ll 11\'IO. a p plJancc:.. indudan~ hulll in microwave O \Cll 2 Ldrge "atcr hl.'.lll'r' + + + 1lt•rorator'., <k hghl. l>o1\'l m1,,~ Jll th1., for onl~ $13!.1,5011. CJll t..16 7li l I '?ROVIHCIAL" &Bl'SNEAR BEACIH S8 I ,900 Doubll' cloor entry lo new world ~pknclor L;ir i:c fdm1h '''it'd laving room w1lh Ooor lo ceiling ~tone f1rc•pl;u <' !luge formal d1n1: Ol e n count r y kitchen t assive family room w1 wall or glass '1ew or covered te rrace & gro unds. Hideaway ).!uesl quarters. Seco nd story swtt s in('lude huge maste r & children's rooms. llurry for this oct•an brre '"" special. 9iiJ 7881 •• I , 1f', I G~ral I 002 Gt>Mral 1002 ·················•···············•···•···•·•·· SftermanAJ6onale6, in k eepl0n'J wilh lhe lradition o/ I~~ greal-4-m erlcan hoAJa'J, wif/ te cfo~eJ fhiJ weeJenJ. 'We 1v~h aff '~"' lre~ureJ cfi.eilf6 & a66ociale6 'a 1no~t tt6JeJ & SUPERB HOMES R!ALTYIHC. w.~You From Ow Staff Bob Bennell Joe Guliono Lorrie Bennett Jeon Mor\h Vik~ WallocP Betry thoppt>I Amhony Ard110 ~UPERB HOMES "l Benr8 Arrlito Link My81'\ Ao Gey Anne Mc Cosland Janet Muld~r <;oily Root Btn Sta key 1555 W. Wtet\ C.M. MHf to Martt.t loMlef 549-8655 1002 GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AT .4MOST HUPY PRICE Real value in this charm ing three bedroom home located m one or Irvine's besl areas. GrC'at kitchen for mom. co1y f:Jmil} HURRY 1t won 't las t. room. even sepa rate dm lhis -I bedroom, 2 balh mg room Ideal local1on ContC'mporarr within for children. Price as walking d1 s tann· of S68,500.Cnll673-8550. N e w po r l · s f a m o u ~ Q1>1·111H1·111 w•1' '" '' 1 • ~~lli~~~~~~iew;::!~· 1 ~ 16&'1111 DEERFIELD · -_ Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2'':1 batb Townhome near pool. ja cun1 a nd recrea· tion center. Huge m aster Sl.Dte, upgr aded carpets and a private patio, of· fered at $69,950. Call 640..9900 2LANDMARK BEAUTIES UNDER $80,000 Both near new. 4 + 5 bdrms, 3 ba, (am rm. 3 car garages, beaut up· g r ade " t hruou t + "gazl'bo" Be:.l II B buy 963 5671 PRICE RB>UCTIOH pal1Q11, rucdy furn. SO Heritage Collection ~~~ly $1°'·:~ A~ HORSiLOY ·! BARGAIN HUNTERS FIX& u,,a -4 lx'd rooms, 2 bat h. family room. for1lllat c1MMJ plus eat-m kitchen. This 2000 sq . fl. home needs help. Asking only $69.000. Call 540-t I 5 I. GREAT FAMILY ROOM WITH OPEH HAM ClfLIMG -hobby and sewing a rea. 3 Bedrm.. 2 bath with lots or extras. Like 2 patios, fireplace & garage door opener. Top value at $65,500. Cal 540..1151 SMELL· THIS IEAUTIFUL HOME -not hing s mell s better tha n new plush carpets & fresh paint. Sque aky clean thruout. 4 llCJ bedrtu., 2 b a ths . fa mily room , fi replace and all the extras. Great Costa Mesa location near schools. J ust listed at $68.5()(). c• 540-1151 UMR~L COMTt:MP~tY Loaded w i th antiq,ue s ! .Clean .. spacious, s unny and fulJ or fun : ~01- que architecturt!. 4 Bedrooms; stamed glass win dows. corner jacuz:r.i, private sundc<'k and great locat ion. U got· tasee it! At $162,500. it is an outstand- ing Newpor t Beach buy. U~IVU~ tiVMl:S RE AL TORS'. 675·6000 2443 East Coast H19hwav. Corona del Mar dlso in Mcsd V1•1dP .11 546 !i990 2 Blka. t.o 1labltt Roo~ 3 B R , d I n l n a~ aordrnroom , C rain~ IDds Land & all. ony Sl2UOO ~ CdM P•OrERTIES ~ 673 ... 494 t' • ~:!1! ~~:: ••••••• ! ?.~ HATI TO P Altn'7 ~ No 1\ccd to' This vacn~ Mc~11 Verde• 3 bcdroont'. f:.1111lly room homt> wtlJi tirt'µl11ce Is rt>ady 4i rnovo into ri~ht nolflGI With d i.treut rccrcuttonl!I vut10 uwalt•tl In ,, rrJI pride or ownc r:.h O> nrli:hborhood Ill on~· S1f1 ,1100! call s •s.2:113 • """ , ,, v ~ \ ' •• ft " "· ' • ----~ 'f!! .,. .. HERITAGE G"'t'f"al t002'G"erol 1002 ' RH . 21'1 Ba. nc\( • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • s p :.J l" • n U ' s p I 1 l · l C \~I w frpk. r.am r m. & I , < REALTORS GeMrof 1002 Gen.ral 1002 ....................... ··············•········ gar Nr So. Co31>l Pla ~ I ~.001 ~ ~m c .. ~ 645-4170 or 54 ().(l608 ~ --'T llegc Park. 3 Br 2 Hf• nrw cpt, drps. roof ~ ,,..mt. Spoc kit. • lbtto>. r;ep din. cn<'I yd & pal~ $56 ,950. O w nr /A(J . 557-7648 LOWDOWN PAYMENT Btn pride of ownershii: home in super location. Jlas s h ake rf, 4 li:e bdrms, 2 bas. lovely yet. patios all a ro und, & mon •. Corgcous is thl' word &only S64.!lOO 5-15 W9l SPANISH MANSION Ot>lHILL POOL+ IEACH $58,250 Secluded courtyard e n- try to magnificent enter· tamers penthouse. Vault· ed ceilings add drama to artistic se1tin,::. Hu ge floor-lo·ceahn g cracklin~ fireplace. Gourmet pub kltd1l'n M ass 1vr h1dl•<1way master suite 1 guest quarters. Tl'rrare overlooks sparkling pool & grounds. 96~· 7881. OPfN fU 9 •11 \ H·f,,j T Ir.I II'• J ' [lflfl!Hil GEORGIAN COLONIAL SIX Bf:DROOM HEARaEACH Formal double cloor t•n lry to ch1ss1<· old world charm l.arA<' livini: room w1lh floor to l"l'1l1n14 111 epl acl' Bunc1ucl Mt N I for mal d111111~ room •~ l'01h c111c nlly ~cdudl•d frnm h Ul>t l' ,·o unlry k1lrhen. Fam ily c::a:-.ual r nt<'rla1n m rnt room •n<'rlooks 1.trounds . GUl'sl qu11rtrrs. Sweep 1ng open hannastc r !>la1r11 to massive bedroom sw les. llurry ror l hi., "Gone With The Wind" charmer. Call 963-7881 rv1r1'''9• 1 N rn • [~-] NEWPORT BEACH J.4SMIHE CREB< -C.D.M. Beautiful 3 BR 2112 bath home in new private area with secur ity gate. Hardwood floors, lush cptng & drapes. stained glass. beaut. li ght fixtures . $149,500 unfurn., $169,500 furn. 21 I I Saft Joac,P Hills Road .. EWPORT CENTER. M..I. &44-4910 1002 G.-rol 1002 ..••........•......•••• ······················· Attractive 4 bdrm. home on corner lot. Bay views from living room & up- stairs bedroom. $18.5,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1de Drive NB 675 · 6161 .... duplex .... Better than ne w two General I 002 G~ral story, a ~hort w;,alk lrom ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 the bcaLh. llolh un•h arc 1--------•1 MESA VERDE 2 bedroom, 2 balh, luK· O....,.,,,.ER ury units, on a corne r fet """ $79 ,000 lot. 1'\111 prirc $1~,ooo. Europe lound Thts low, low pnrt• in CALL 556-2t~ Don't miss this Cost u rho1ce Mesa Verde loca nrs, 11, baths. Nr Ua lqr & Fairview $62,000. P"11 only i (;oa:-.tlinl' ~tty (131·11141 •STORY 4br. 2ba. bo14 :-. rm. By ownrr. $7J.5ft frlfi 2700 ~ . I, By Ownr !\l l'~a Wo<xh:o I br. 3 hu. l)(lllU'-roollfl. Sll4 ,000. ~~7 -llH I ~1 $57-3392 • Fme Mesu Verde 2 st~; :i br, 21 2 ba. Open lloU$c Sal /Sun 1-4 or apt· 751 3930 . Prestige LI VIOi: ~ Privacy Security ~ Etei:ance ; Stop your st .. arch for tlijal perf hm This SUr, ~I hm 1"(1Jr4.''>:o.('!. l'XQWS •' ta<o;lf' & i.:rur hvln)? .,. · ~ 1n'tl by <lis<'n mm at IJllo! hu>,•rs. Rl'S J)lc:'ndC'nl eJl t ry. i.oarinjl 1•al hcb-1 1·e1lng·:-.. cxq mslr :1fu l•nor rumpus rm. lux 4111 for l hi! i:ourmcl A s tun ""'~ ut•h1l•vcm~·nt in lhl· 1111d of lus h lndsrpn ·~ Call KATt:LLi\ for t h\s $98,300 e xp. K atclt.a llcalty, 3825 So. Brlslol. $7-~1 1. ASSUMABLE lOAH Large three bedroom home plus Corm;tl dining room or den. Massive POOL HOME lloor to ce1h ng brick InfN1'1NGTON BEACH • SELECT Mesa 4 bedrm home lion. 3 nr. 2 ba Op<'n featuring formal dmm~. house Sat/Sun 1·5. 170fi PROPERTIES lge kit. w/d inclle. Huge Oahu Pla('e . CM IRA.MD HEW 59 JASMINE fireplace'" sunke n h vm~ Move-in cond., 3 br, h:c CREEK DRIYE ro om. Excellenl OP· stone rplc, 18x36 pool. Exciun..: two-story home portunily•lo assume ex· yard in super shape. A with OC E,\N V I E W. ist.m(lloanwithlow down musl sN.loday' payment. Call 842-~JS. Gr Many built· in features-... ,1 , 1 >, , • ,, .., beaut.if a l mirrors; three assoda1e5 5g~,r~·::t~~: [ ~ H!Hil . - poo1 & jacuw and n :N-THE RANCH N I S C 0 \.! R T S 3 IB>ROOM PLUS One of the most sought Remember. f live in 22 X 20 after & presl.Jgaous areas J asmine Creek and it ':. of Irvin e. A "country" t FAMILY ROOM JUSt grea ~ome see us atmosphere w /towenn~ COLE OF NEWPORT Prestige home in pre· t rees. Majestic 2 story 2515 E. Cst Hwv. CdM l>Uge location. Secluded mansion w /4 bdrm. 3 · on q uacl Cul De-Sar &75-5511 Strrct Walk lo S('hoob. bas. huge lftx24 game rm ----churrhf'Q. parks uuc1 &swimpool.B4f>~Till MU EDITH ----- "" ......, "" bwlt :?2X20 Fumily Hoom F'nrmal entry into huJ?e with ncam cc1lin~:1. Call h vanJ? area centerecl Southern Calif Rll v IEA T around many trees and 752 0558 5'\6·5005 fMFL.ATIOt>l 44' covered patio. Corner ----- 1 · l o ca t i o n lot s o f • Invest those dol ars m pnvacy-room for motor Balboa ren.ms.ulo I 007 hard·IO rind income pro home. boat or I railer ••••••••••••••••••••••• perty. Tip lop quality un 1 RR 11.:1 in good rental area of Pnced nght at ~.500 JSTH Street Dup ex. 3 Costa Mesa. Ide al ror Ca11 ~·5880. 2BA, block l O b c h h\c-m owner or owners -~_!r_Sl_J0..:_000 673 45()(j. Builder's own cus tom home. 3BR, ram rm . cent-air. top loc, wa lk'g dtsl t.o all schls, OCC & swim club. Come ;iod see or call for more info. $70,000. NE W PO RT IRVINE R EALTORS. ~ASRG ------ Two. 2 bedroom units IA YFttONT CONDO 1--------· plus n ex1ble ownt'rs unit ~-n Hou~,, <;.JI c.un FttUIT TREES! 310 FERNANDO Love y o e ge a r for $149.000. Call for de r~~~~~~~~~ V1.Jt: I C J 1 P k tails. 673·8~. ho • t J d UNIT 310 me on qwe cu es•''. °'1 " ·' ''" '' '' '""~'" 1 ~ SJ<t5.000 3 Udrms .. family rm .• :! • Can buy this property -------wood an kitchen & fam\ly I ~-' ·. AssumabMV.4Loan i>WNER ·f;75-8753 baths.1\bundant natukl wilow down payme nt! B\' OWNER choil.'e R3 rm !luge covered palm Larg<' 3 hr. 2 ba Costa Ocea nfront Property , & ext ra wood deck10~. IP YOU'VE ALW,\YS WANTE D TO LIV~; BY THE OCEAN S pectacul ar JllO 1Jei;: Mesa home. r;as bllns. btwnC&D Sts 673-39GJ 9i4.900 ~:ri\ ha~~~~~"t~~~~~~-Corona-..... ~-.-022 r~~~...,.L-... ~ ...... ~ .... ~ .. ~ ... ··~· p •· Obi ' •••••••••••••••• ••••••• . • new curpc .. 'i. e gar. • · l mil G '"RD£J...IS EST ... TE shoppinR cent<·r cu~tom ... . • linng room. Forma l din 91;:11>'767 lf}~ fQOm , C:o urml•t 1pj ).tt I 1•1 f ' f '1 kitchen with bre a kfast [ 11111 area. Huge fam ily room ~ . ' ·• with crackling f1rt>place Walk m closet in mabter suite. Ownt!r will he lp SANTA ANA HEIGHTS _ ocean Vl<'W & ma;:n1ri· cent sunsets. this 3flR, omce & 48A horn<' w ta :,;parklJ.ng pool al 4545 Or- n ngton Ave. in Ca m eo Shores ls li:.led al only Lge pnllo w /bltn BBQ. PRIVATE ~ ·' -11 vacanl BEACH ACCESS * 675-5930 * Call Don Biel 546·8104 4 IR R•ckiced ·11;:1; E. c,t I I\\ y. l'll \1 , 646-3928or 545-3483 to SI09•500. Lachenmyer The price is ri~hl, the Mesa Verde, 3 Br 2 ~. location is great, th~ new decor. Serlud<'d hie mstr bdrm is giant lhe yd. bltns. S6S.900. Owflt finance. Try S9.000 down Call 963-676i . ,. ' ,. .. SUPERB HOMES REALTY OHers 1 Yr Warranty Home Suv<'r Pro~ram ~II For lnformauon 549-8655 1002 -------........•.........•.... ~IL macnab /lrvlne 1'-realty FINEil HOMES FIOM SU,000 TO $1 ,200,000 HAllOll VIEW A v e r y s p ecial Portofino w {4 bedrooms. 5 baths + guest house. Quarry tile entry, hallway, dining room & fireplace. A separate unit ide al for i n -laws. Complete ly private. Inter-com thruout. $159,000. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (SU) LET'S MAICE A "DBAB.D .. DIAL Your chance to make a fantastic deal-a very much sought after 2 bedroom . 21h bath townhome near comm. pool & jacuzzi -totally up· graded carpets. drapes, cera mic tile. gara g e door ope ner - beautifully landscaped. Be one of the lucky lew ! $63,000. Holly Markas 644·6200. (Sl2) HAltlOI VIEW SOMllSIT Spacious 5 bedroom, 3 bath w /superb greenbelt Jocation. One of the largest lots In Harbor View. Community pools, park, tot lots & basketball facilities. This won'l Jast at SU9,500 fee. Joyce Edlund &f.2.8285. (Sl3) '42-t135 6444200 '°1 DoYer Orlw H•rbol' view Center trvlne •t C.m~ V•ll•Y C.nttr 752-t4'4 $198.500. Realtor A SANO &SEA 2700 sq.ft. 5 BR 's R.M•d $5000 . REALTY tii~8llOO ~~~--~~~- yard is pool sized.' the !168 930l ' land i s f ee , th e bathrooms are lwo and the fireplaces are too Lownt Priced $46.900 . 48B>ROOM + FAMILY ROOM 1/J ACRE Waterlront Condo Te rnhc view with 40' boat s lip. Quality up- i;tradmg. 3 Bedrms. 2•, baths, dmtn~ rm. fplc. Offered t o l he d1 s- cn m1natmg buyer for $140,000. &W·7270 "4~ Swciti. ti"~ REALTORS 644-7211 ... Vet1Wekon. • New last ang-Ow ~r motl va t t'd ! L owe s t pr1rt•d home avallal>ll' tod,1y In Costa M e ... _________ 1 Thn·e s pacious bclrrn' • DUPLEX • plu.~ 1s·x20· lam rm . "°tn BACK DAY A R EA' Close to all schools. freewa ys-beach-shop· ping-I rvi n e in In · dustnal. One s tory. 5 bt'drms. 21 • bath. s ep. laundrv rm. formal din· 1 n g . "e 1.1 s y u p k e <' p Pretentious entry Close t o new M un1 r 1pa l Newport Beach (;oir Course. View of t>X · ('lusave Santa Ana Golf Cours e. F'or appointment call . Qtuel tree lined slrl'ct lo pnvate dnvc. Secluded entry lo lavis h h vanl! room. Epicurean kitchen -separate family room New carpet and spark! 1ng paint ' Swe('p1ng ma<>ler bedroom com· plex fful(e, huite rear yard• Room ror pool and may hc t e nnis! Seller ~~~~~~~~~ bou~hl new and must : sell' T ry $6500 down ' la r g e y a rd a (ld S1l·down ocean & hay workshop. Nol a condCt. v1C'w' 1 5 Yearc new : 3000 hl\'l'!>lors, assuml' 11 •,~·" :.q. fl. Ea('h unit ha~ 2 VA loan. Total pymts Im· bdrms .. 2111 ba .. frpks .. Iv $284 /mo Pl e a~c blt·ins. 2 dbl. garage:.. tiurrv, call loday. Asking $189.500. Call for • • Qwr k ! 847 6010 ~~~llm~~~I [ iiliifl Sell idle items 642-507'8 __ _ G.....-al I 002 G.....rol I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate Sales . Follow tfte WGYn to Whff• Wehr Realty We _.. loo6&Mg for Who will utllize .the advB.n\ages our newly remodeled, high tra/Cic location offers. Ask for: SECLUDED VIEW app't. Call:540·3666 ! Elegant 3 bd , 2 ha , Ii:<' ~· R 1 n p o p u I a .r Turtleroc:k Vaulted 1•e1l- in g11, lovely a lr1 um gardens & much m ore. Price reduced. 545-9491. -' . ----- --....... s-p I I I DON Y. rlUIOCJ.l>C I ~t.ALTOR \ =toLC:-'- C.W-... -640-7000 $©Rdtl~-f1't,!rS e Thof l11fri9uin9 Word Gome with o Chuck/• -----14ito4 ~y ClA! It. l'OUAfl 0 ••<>"0"9<' 1.11... ~· II-. 1.,.,, ,.,o.,bi.d _.d, be low '" 1011 .. lw r '""11'--d• ........,...----....... ~ ! l D Y 0 L I _ i Men stay al • 1vrnmer Of' 1---.1 ... 1..,1..--.... li~,--1 wlnter ''"or! till lhtlr rnoMy ._ _ _.. ___ ..._ .. _ __._...._.. runl out1 wo111e11, 1111 their ______ ......., .-"'"out, H 14 I SUCRHO I ...,..,.I,....' 'T"I -,Jr--rJ-rJ 4 O c-o1e1e "'• <l>vt~t. ql#Ott<I _ hv htl.119 "' the """"'9 -d .__.-....._ _ __.. __ Y"" de .. 109 llOl!I t'tll No, i lleloto • ~~,~~tsr1J~~~t\lf!U~ r r r r I' I' r 1 () ~';f'~':!tft imm lO I I l I I I I I SCRAM-LITS 14.Mwen ht Cloulfl<..tioft 1010 ·~-We're here to hel~! MESA V!llDI! · Co.thy Club Yih ()pn hsc Nov 26 lhru "8 3 Br, 2"'1 ba. $7S,000 by Qwncr. 3011 Clubhous~ Circle. 546·2280 Best location 11\ C~t:.i Mesa. Walk lo all schools including Jr. Colle~e C.:ustom1 t ed feature " everywhe re Anlhon> pool, garden!!, buck & s ide p:ltio covers 11nd wooden decks. 4 BR. 2 Ba & fa mil.Y room. $79,500 ~.No brokers. IMYESTOIS FOUR..PLU $110,000. New llstb'lg-Prlme loca - llon -X lnl in come- Terms. Please call for dctalls. • ::" HOUSH For Sale HcMIH1 For Sale HMs.ff ~ S. ' Pf DAILY PILOT , fridey, ~ember M. 1~f ........ "°" s... ..••..•.•••••..••.••••. ·•·•··•••••·•·•••••·••· .••.••••.......••...... I I ••••••••• ..................... '-ors. Motts.' FM Sole 1,.-,IM I 044 ~ .. ocll I 041 ....... leach I 041 ... , .. Few-Sde .._..,for, s. ' HoMMs ,_ s•. ~....... •••···•·····•••···•··•· .•.••.••.•.............••••..•••..••..•.....•. ··•·················•·· ·········•·····••·•···· ..•........••. .,. ............................. •·········••··•·•·•···• ........... ~ I 014 ......... Oii leac• 1040 ....,.incJt°" l.ach I 040 -"'tEW Mtwporl leodt I 049 N.wporl IHdl I 0'9 Saitt C,._.t. t 076 t : JUSTu···s·TID········.............................................. Don'tD01t11 ~ 'i..A &\...~ E:.1raldlav ................................................................... . • OWNER l.F.A\'ING Jim Don't com $C1: '°chi• 2 C~~~ACH 48t, Pool table • .t Oame OCIAN VJIW MUST SILL Rainbow's End r./~OC:O·c! ~x~\~~{. bedim plus den charm Nearly oconfronl on ~~~·r~"a~~;:i~ TO LOVE ME OR NOTTO LOVE ME. OPENSATJSUN 1·5 DllAMHOMI ~pototgold la lh•<S • wii_tiw .. l>her u1n!n1t :'ft~rtfe::fc:;,e~~-J>rc:St.1g101.1.1Curronve1n yard. Pvt <'ommun1ty ntAT lS TH£ QUESTION. But how ta~!:%1::-~Ra~e Opportunity of bedrm with fnrmald.tn· room. ore:.ikfoi.t bar, ly $82500-unl~u you the northend oJ L.aau· w/pool, tenna, bea~b & will you ever know unless we °*et? ls dyf hfetJme-Your dream ln1 &lid sepuratc c~luls famtly cone.to. can l last, lire ". senous buyer-na .. •n <easy drive to voUeyb•U. . Call 673-7300 & my agent will arrange rea or )'OU lo move , come true In tbl11 lirCll in kitch·n. Creal call Tarbell, Realtors. lwcaus1: you'll love it! Newptnt 2 Rdrms., si74 ~ lnlo lo. All· MS-Glll2 or bedroom plu11 2 bat t 842-&ml Uon'l ~·y W" didn't warn lar&e ltvtnc room I< ' • 8 date. .,.493-__ 2_1•_3 _____ _ f•mllybomewlthforma .:~~~:;n~:r. ·~unnd~, . I ,... " flrepl11<:e. Luxurious!' ~WW.~ P.S. t 'm on beautiful Lido Isle fi my dlning room and famll tam.bhed 2 YD old with StarterH~ >ou. RtclC--t $89,000. From uua BeaullfW·•Br, admirers say Pm •8 real doll s.HIL.,..a 1016 room. Owntr mWll sel lou or warm brick II nd with charm U<>wntown -...-3&. C0.5lom home View h . II ok ? •••••••••••••••••• • •••• lmmedilttely. Pri«d un earth lonei., only $85,000. 1lunt111gton Ht:ar h. 2 Rfflton 13).3310 ol Eoure North Co11111Ulne 0\1.6& ... so. ca now, ay nMH ARCH IAY der market for quick bedrm, $42,00U. Ooat or S143,SOO ' 0 sale. Sellers loss you camper prkg 1>pace MUST SELL 8 0 3 LID REAL TY 1 •Br. 2~~~~:. deck &aln.Plusecalltoday! Owner.Must Sell R~:~r;oo Br. 2 ba. ;rh~ Te~~~ce TOP-SuchaDeall nnYJe~.M.L 67).7300 &pa.Uo,lrglOl.$1SO,OOO. Will sellVA-FHl\oryou ·-·r ____ Townhomes. secluded .OP' TUF. WORLD. Thettanm'tmanyviews Ph .4D9-~13.Princonly. may ussume existing c "I p k & 1. k • v 1 e w , Pvt PD t Io Choice locauon on park lef\ l~ke this one. 3Br, FHA Joan J B\Prm. :C~~aba(•ka~r 4 li; :b:t land8cll~d w/fuu11tain . like lot with pnv<acy . 2&Uide·Away.Makeus Mlaslo.V&.fo 1067 Mewportleaclt IOHOH.rRHIEatah shake r<>of . f1r19t'1a ce, lrgkit,f~plc.$c7,990.cali Upgrades. S71$,SOO. Call justperfectrorthesmall anofforwecan'trefuse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• pnme o.rea. J ui.t $65.900. c.=,. """'l Ml-0480. family who deslr.e a cozy $189 500 1u1,jJ'i-LI--· .... , .. ~ ' 22852 Via Octavo -~ • 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in DOLPHl...a l..E.. ~•....L.. 1'100 FORMAL I · I " Beautiful. unusual de· ~ ,.._--Roberts lf"YtM I 044 immacu ate condat on! 494-1511 coraUn1 & lndscp'1o1. 4 br, llACH H I! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DINING Pricedlorpromplsaleut lge mas t er bdrm .. This 3 .hdrm .~l bnth Bx.216,seUconl'd,fullbath, Spanish Realty WOODBRIDGE $8.5,000 cathedral ceilings & real home. watb ope'ij-e;•med just rertnlahed Inside. Set Mesa Verdel Uit ll .... h ll•d Warmwgt on Model B ROOM m... A'<\nA_....,,...,. wood burning frplc. Only ceilings, has en UP· up with awning, $1850. • "••llnct .. ""'h Lownhome. Xlnl locauoo 3 Rt•droom. 2 bath Cam-~ ~~~<:..> MYSTIC HIUS $72.500. Ownr may coo· g_ra<led with a new 548-6173 SpuwUng custom with (;hoo:.e upgrades now lmdge Modt.>I '" THE ~~li' 3BR. 3BA. sauna. view· 61derl~down. kitchen. enlarCtd msU'.IC..·----.. ----- about 3000sq.ft.1nside! C<ill Steve, 121JJ922·l068 T~RRACF. Creal loca· 499·2800 View· View! Great exec. BiU'Thompson Realty bdrm., new palJil • new ;:arc 1600 Bedrms, 3 baths. Family IY OWNER or (714 )552·40'.JO lion, cl<>St! lo community home. SJ.S9,900. Agent, 495-1870 carpeting. L~lvlu aru operty fOOm + den. ""ormal din ----IY OW ... ER -1001 overlooks lge. Uo with ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ~· Landmark 4 BR & fam purk, pools and s hop " 0 •.,. _ .. _ .. __ ~ T G .. • 1 .. Y iogforally-0urentertain rm, boat "ale. Call TURnEROCK $76500 "··11 r REDUCED r>c:n.., S"°C· IF I HAD A gree.....,._,,, at 1· u ,,_.,_ log, wet bar, bit " 11111!: · "'"' or.ip-....,..,., ,... blk.looceanintP v•le 1AAUN"'l11t•CH 968-8019. $'12,950 Plant!. 3Br, 2ba puintment today~ tacuJar.ocean & coastal l / l -• " - vacuum system . Frplc,l'allo&;\lnum views,3BR,28a,2yrs NE\UE\..\.. HAMMER $:s~uni Y "poo ·Sale-lease back. Pr\me •• plea.sure to show, BKft IY OWNER S81.S000wner new. Submit· all offers. · ..i~ar CH &ocaUon. $21,000 annual ~11540-1720 833 '>Ooc: 6 s QUALITY & LOCATION "'""'"" • 4 blocks to beach New ·""°"<Jr 7 JOl7 we're anxious to sell. h I cou ld add 2 lovely na:.u .TY 6 a:.16,.2 lncorne $225,000. I I I h f 11 .....,, 500 99 2109 are just about everyt mg bed room s to th ls ~ -~ TA u ra, P us · u Y W db d S&S ., .. , ·4 • and;nLa0 una,lhlshome · RBllL land5Ca}>t!d. 1800 sq fl. 00 ri ~e • near "' " marvelous starter home•---------1 Glass&cedarwoodpalio park&lake,2·s ty,3 Br,3 has both! Nice ocean 00 a huge lot with lUSTICSlltlH<i home·frplc-2 bdrm·den· ba, under constructJon. SOPHISTICATED view & you can walk to beautifully landscaped Cape Cod 5 Br, 3 Ba. 'Ill "#I In CafifontJo" lge master s u1le + + + S'/6,000. Call 833-2144. HOME' town, high school and yard. This shake roof acre, heavlly 1 Wooded. dbl A 2BR, 2BA + beautiful beach from this charm· i h r· I · r ti vt liak U I storage· garage. J .M. Peters Plan c. w / ing & substantial 2 w l 1rep ace is In a ron ng onp f e. n • •IY OWNER* dream h?!!'e. (or _only air. other upgrades, guest house. Private Bdrm., 2 bath home. QUALITY LOCATION que seclusion. Nothing Attractive home, now ~0.500P . 8"s• 7cNhnancmg. ~.000. 551.4S25 security ent. St ·to-st SP 1it .1eve 1 with and close to shopping. 1$li~ 000it ln N l area. rented & paying for self. EN U 12 4 l>M '+523 CAHPUS DI.: IRVIME V lEW lot. $279,000. hardwood noors, cedar $62,500. ""• • Buy for invest or move Stl lSthSt, Hunt. Beach. S &ldroom & family rm OPEN DAILY paneling, built·ins, lath 2331 Tusli ;• jn.3Br+lgden/Br.3ba. 714/536-8256675·9337 ~.000 or lease option. 8A.M.T06P.M. W1.L1..XAJ:VI; II OPENH nr back bay, Nwpt Hil(h , ---Park. Pvt community, STYLED fireplace & many other m. Pl 64~1 · WHY PUT OFF t · · · ,//,.,,/r,',J/n/,-quality features. They ~· /\JEWE'L'l- ·'"'' u• ' I •' l .HJtJ ,,, t~. ,1 t-. : • i , ..,-+l BAYFRONT Office building, spec· t.acular view, luxurious executive orrices. An Jdnt lnve.lltmenl at 9630,000. llUGRUMDY Realtor 675-6161 Top condition! Hest Joe forappl Prime location. Univ. Jl•OWEJf...11L &plasterwa s. masonry f 'Quall ~ SAT/SU tennis els. $86.500. (714 ) ennis, s wimming. 497-1751 don'lbulldthemlikethis Prap.,.tt•a 1 642·3336 HAPPINESS 552·8587 or752 :J:llu FOR THE "'"'c><...,,,~ ..... ..,..,....,. o...,~ anymore! Large corner 7S2·1920 llG C~MYOM BA YfRONT lakH' & Fairview AMY LONGER? WHITE GLOVE TIMES lot provides room for ex· ·1•00 QUAil St. HlWP041 UACH Exclusive, Quz41ly bit 4 Office building, spec· Super area. Super condl· 5rF.crAr. is this spac pansion. $.ll0,000. Maw.....,. leach 1069 bdrm, frml dinl sep ram tacular view, luxurious J Bdrm I' :1 baths taon. Super family home. ..clean and you own lhl' A Deane home that pro· JBft, 213A, den, dining ....., r-· rm, sunken c,nvertible executive offtces. An xlnt. . Coa~~i~~i~~~sy~::i846 This S bedroom, 2. story land. Call us lo sec this v es so Ph 1st 1 cal ed . rm, muftj.Jevel, vaews ••••••••••••••••••••••• pit w /cot.y r,.,1c ! Up· investment al $650,000. large home 1s on u torner beauty & the pools, tl.'n· modern stylm~ ean be Bonus, 2 sep dbl garages. LIDO ISU graded inlerirr. Prime llLL GRU .... DY I l II h I h rus. volleybull & parks be r I L• ..,.. 500 3 Bed b 1 ... " .MovmgtoOregon. Must o neara scoos,:.op aul1u .r or,,.....,, en-$139.500. room, 2 a, rg ~acrelolw/V,wofgoll R--""--675•6161 sell 3 BR, 2 Ba Condo ping and lluntangton around at. 3 Bdrms., 21•2 JOY 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, a Complete Rental Dept. 1 __ ut""-patio. modern kitchen. course, cit y lites &1 __ ~-------- $46 50 p · 1 State Beach. Just re-ba 587•500 fam. rm. with fireplace. SHIELD REAL ESTATE ~ ""° I 050 $139,500 by owner. Calalina! Terilnc pallo o.lexH/ 540-~~rJ;.~ on y . duced. $83,950. Call ~ F1rstclasscondition. 494·8093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67~15. tor executive entertain· <Whsde 1100 ---------1 546 2313 before it's too 552-7000 IEAUTYWITH ing. For Lbe -.ery best,••••••••••••••••••••••• DcMo ,oiftt I 026 late to see at ' 4 VIEW FEED THE DUCl(S call838-&56. lONEW UNlTS ·' Ouc.VlewDuplu RL .. ALTORS cul-de-sac w/greal view XlnBR.l &ndplawyrmlk.: 3 blsa.. ' l"Jllerton St., C.M. All MrD---Pt M.....1•a .-r II & Ill h·11 A co · a lo Po0 • ' ·-ba l ........................ [ ~,.,.. .,,~~.·~ii:·I~ i~cL .~cE. .... _: -. re~ lh~elrs ~~~na ~!~ ~ .. :a~e'rl~:r:t dte~k~ 2~sfy~ 5 llJ' 1· . 14 0 P~n~i:~~~~~ at. 2 Yea;;-ne;, ;'"'iied· -=========:::::::..i ~ V:s ~yd': s r~ a1 bsi e tennis&ocean. $96,500 ±± M che or unils. Monthly rms, den. l3• baths. WINDING nghborhood,frplc&cov· CAYWOODREALTY Westc liff-H arbor ~;~::s$~9:~6 .ar;iriecx·"~,----~ • fireplaces, s pacious, Staircase UNIQUE r'd patio only start the • 541-1290 * Highlands, btautlful 4 $295,000; 25'7o Down . • $112,500. lf513 C• .. "''SDt·l"''l"'E Sec I uded , s h i ogled list of features this hm SPYGLASS HILL Vu 3 BR, 2 BA, family rm, UP· Owner w11l carry paper. World Wide Brokers h·ads to private upsta1r!< ""''"" ,., .. " Woods Cove home with o(rs. Call now for appt, B 2 Ba 1 b • d • graded laundry rm new Do not dllllurb tenants. B~a 673-4545 quarters in thas all lux 968·3301 r . ast ran new • CallS4().24SS Owner tran s ferred Pacesetter 4 BR. 21a Bi\, nearly new. up~raded • 'pool siie lot. $86,900 ANCHORAGE , INVESTMENTS C71414t6-771 I &Toro 1032 ·-······················ SAILING TB4HIS POOL Clubhouse, rommunrty acliv1t1es. '4 Bedroom. 212 bath Two·story lownhome. Vaew of lake su.n:.ets & c1Ly lij!ht.:.. CURTIS BRADLEY ---CO.REALTORS -==--· 4.:.:;99-4584 1034 Real Estate by'M&AY ury Townhomc, JUSt hsl OPEN DAILY great, close·in vu : cozy · house by owner. 640-1751 custom k1tcbe1. Approx. [ · ed ! Brand new ! 4 BAM TOG P.M patio. Cplc. 2 bdrms. ketlll 2.000 sq. rt. Pnnc. only ~ RW1 Bedrms. 3 haths, full SUPERB!! $87,900 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~~~ 542·7727 'for appt. ~ l!f.J!!-j fyues: ~·~in~ ~·',7:;11·:ar:;ip Rr<>udmoor Turtlerot•k ~ ;::~~~~t~J.B~~~m~~!i, w 1 t h s e I c t' l c d R dl'd k' c · f1replarc Aar rood. com· rem . 1t w I ornmg • DUPLEX * Cort~ BKR. call Mo-1nu. w a 11 Pa Pc r s· 1 us h • range. Priced lo sell at 3 &2 BR. 8·Mo's old. WA.LK RIGHT IH Sil nghl down in this 2· s tory POOL home . .i TARBl!LL Bdrm, 2112 baths, canv~s la.i wall covenng, dramatic .. ~I I c-••£ __ ... landscaping• lartei; 4 $88,500. Owner S48·3080. Xlnt design, immaculate bdrms., formal dining, Beaut 3 Br, cntrl air, huge cond. Steps lo ocean. farruly rm. S}9,!l50 • gar, frplc, sprklrs, close MEW CUSTOM $154,SOO lo shops, schools, frwy. BAY VIEW MANSION HOLLIS WOOD ~Ian REAL ESTATE 900 Gl1·nn <')'" St ~94 94 7l ~49 (IJl6 Cam rm. with stone frplc. ft n mlTVO'IO 552-7000 SPA .... ISH S474425 anytime. OPEN SUN Realtor 675-8676 & bookshelves. Water LAKEFOREST soft Garage d oor opener Pretty as a Pie " L.og1mo Miquel I 052 1-tPM HOUSE of GUSS THE . .. · .. · -Large pri vale lot on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3600 SQ ft estate with °" Challll•U" M.I . MUST SELL · lure! 968-4 l5G "HIDDEN HACIENDA" ~c Front 4 Br. J ba. y I LLACE. .' .· ocean side of hwy; 3 magnificent view of the Spacious <lBR.:..JBA, den (2) 2 Br, 1 batb, bltns, frplc brand n e w -bdrms.,Jbalhs,big fplc. /\JEW&\..\.. bay. $247,500.220Tustin & gam m . \iourmet newcpts,drapes.Prime viH·anl. Onl_y S85.uuo. REALTOR & great floor plan. BEST BUY in the area. <Nr Pacific Cst Hwy E. kitch, brkfst nook & area in Costa Mesa. SM S O u d o w n ---------• $155.500 West Nine charmlnft on Tustin, nr Mariners formal din rm. AGT. $75,000. Patterson Inv. Owner A~t·nl 540 OSSS Spanish-style condo·, 2 Mile) 835·3696or 633-3100. .,...,7601 548·3011 Lnri::c 4 txlrm For e,. •--a. h I 048 HOllt ••.. CO u• ... t.'CUtl\e bu\ er l'ra\Jl1· Custom Interior ~ ••• ~~••••••••••• --------• Bdrms. · 2 baths & --H ' •·2-St-o-ry-.-4-b-r _&_de-n,-2-b-a-ths-. -•i..cOl'IW Property 2000 (O urtya rd . Span1-..h Supcr:.harpt·ond 4 Br& WHITEWATEtl spaciousne ss with ~·STILUFF & full wine cellar.••••••••••••••••••••••• qu a r r v ,. n t r, 2 dt-n 3 foll balh!-. delux<' *EXCHANGE • VIEW CO ... DO beautiful orientation to '""" * _ /I 00, D I Ir h " Niguel Golf Course. BY OWNER 5 Br 3 ba $136,500.642·4006. -·~ w 10 " farcp .lCC!> ru~1 t'Jrt1o•ts k1tt·h. 21100 + :.q rt Man> you ave im·ome pro· 3 Bedroom. 2 bath super Tasteful decor. Priced L k h . S 9' 950 DUPLEX Sep den "' ...,el bJr other upgrade.s. lo" perty any where in condo in SO. LAG UNA. forpromptsale $61000 pu.s . olmeO 114 0 . LIDOJSLE·Byowner Zonedforonemoreunit 1-·orrnal l) It li<>Jt ~Jte. mamt ).ird Located in Oranj(e County, we will Corner unit with ran· . . . r1nc1pa s n y. pen 2 Br, den. 2 Ba, lg. patio. 2HOUSESon 1 Lot low mamtcna11t P 'Mei de~• red Un I\ P ;irk' trade £or a 3 Bdrm .. 2 tasllc view. Spacious Sat/Sun 1·5Pn:'• or by $150,000. 673·16'10 Beaut. custom bit home with frct>form POOL' S93.7SO by Jppt bath wood/glass ocean rooms.Walkingdistance appt,2242AraliaSt,NB w/lge r mp s"rm +• 961\ 4456 Ownr /\~. ~·317ti view home in Laguna to shopping. Only $82,500 64S-2999or644·1653. BY OWNER •. lge family smaller uhom~ behind. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ONLY $46 OllO" , E)'ld unn 3 Br. condo. . huge bonus rm, 2 car gar 963-3377 Bk r. -R2A1Estate by/N!VAY SEASONED TOT.UTE l'Jew drape:c, nt.•w ktlrhl'n ' floor. rreshly paantt'd. new dishwasher Quain S bdr hom e wath EHD 4th. QU.ARTER! • , , ~ach. $1.2S,OOO. IY O""'""ER homeoo desU"lble Kin.gs Live in one rent out the }tuying Um1•' Whal 1•ould n~ R E u NI \: ! ,AH K HORIHS REAL TY T "" Rd. 4 Br 3 Ba. formal din-th •. be better th,rn thi:. dr Chanrellor 4 HR, 2 2 Ba , Monarch lay err. Bayfronl #8 Collins lsle. ing. Xlnl view4-lge back 0 cr.K--" R film rm dan rm many * 494-8057 *' 32S71SevenSeas Trade or finan.ce. yard. ~n Fri. Sat & Wft! oger'S ~~~tr~:ivbdt~;~~m~to::;!! 11111trJde'!> .. t)n. rot' de i.dc. ---------. ·4~9~6-~7~2~2~2~~8~3~1~:~0~8~3~6 4BR, 38A, quality-built $308,000. 673·7770 or Sun, 11th SPM. 502 Kings · Realty 848-8300 Wallpul)t>r chri~r-.v m-Appl n~h 552·9795 _ _ home. J car gar + many SSll-8723 Rd. Nwpt Bch.T xtras. $155..000. 67 Shpt To Sond tenor for hvt•ly riouplc TURTl.EROCK <:Ll•:N YEAGER REALTY SEAVIEW Park Lido Coqdo. Lrg· 3 17UnitMote1/Apt Near beach Won'l l:hl at Plan 11 4 BR & Atnurn LAGUNA 556·6171 . d Br, 2~ ba, ftplc, pool, $400 000 $100 ooo D thas lowpncc!!1611 l4~ vnh:t•J;1t.ava1I Der . '76 OCEANSIDE ---------t NEWOceanVaewBroa · dbl gar . Bt owner. Ow~erCarryBala~~!' p ARTY HOUSE $1.29,500. 552 0795 Lagunita Architectural A. •~ I •~ • moor 4 Br, 3ba, Call eves $62,500. Call 645-8233. Agent 673-4S4S Digest classic by A. I V'liliiiit .... 'liliiiit"-._ 675·1519. days 642·71011----------1----=----_;_ __ One year ncw pool & Woodbrid;:e , s pend QuincyJones.l80'White ON.THE FAIRWAY · Principalsonly. BackBayarea~3Br1Ba, Jac11111. "' l~nr0v1rh, 2 Chnstmas in your new Luxury cus tom home nlcebome bi Jol trees HI t&...4 .. h baths, & f,imaly mom BroadmN>r P11l10 home water ocean view. Within with all the extras. COME SEE Terms. s62. , 'make ~• '"+°" oc Unbelievably lol:\,nl'L'<I. Tastefully d!'corated & steps of beach in secured Refrigeration air cond., Best buy in Nwpt Shores. orr. Anxious. 556-8181 Ag. COMMERCIAL .. _ private community. 4 d d s· h 1 N h - 1 :I· ·.·1 ·111 u1 ap11;kr;t1e&d. ~·~1r~e·s~1<' .. N,L r1 Bedrooms. 5 baths. 00 2 pool. jacuzzi, grand hv· 3 br & en, 2 ba. Un er 1x s arp un ts. ear t e 1111!"~ •••-, ,,.. .. " v~ N QR l N S ing room with magniCi· market at $78,900. Call BY OWNER.' Newport beach. Good parking, sacnfact• $77,500 Pnnc rarge lols w /room for cent views. 3 Bdrms.. PropertyHouse642-3850 Terrace Condo. 3 Br. 2 Upgraded surroundings. chen shable appeal D n OWNER LEFT! nnly 552·051!6 RE A LT Y pool. $37S.OOO baths & den. Extens1v Ba. newly decorated. Fantasllcally priced, a frontage on golf courlle. HAllOll VIEW KNOLL $56,900. Dys, 540·1219; muslseeloday. & 8onu3 rm• G&s frplr Des~rate·Must Sell' in L.R 968-4456 . 3 BR. 2 Su. step down hv ----------1 rm, formal d1n·rm, s uper MUST SELL upgrading, U r~tnt ' Now tfiJ,950 Agt. 5~ 7752 HURRY!!! 5 IEDROOMS "STRATFORD PARK'' IY OWNER 10 MONTHS NEW 961•6546 $105,500 UNTOUCHABLE -\l ~.950 1h1<1 ha ithly up ,l!l'aded Tuwnhou~c 1s a <>teal! The lowe<.l pnceti home in Irvine only hrC"ou•;e nwnrr must sell quick' llurry up and j!l'l In lanl'' 1.:all Rt.'d CQrpet Realtors 833-338<> An impressive home New view condo. 3 BR, Evs494·0SJ6 Watetf1ont f'rop., lite. PICTURE WINDOW lo 496-7222 831-0836 $179,000. 2.,.. ba, Cam-rm, din·rm.•-NE-WPO--R-T_S_H_O_R-ES-1 12131592-2113 s uperb whatew.iter & make crpt selection. .,._ _______ _ coa.'ltal views 3 Rdrm., --------• MovelnFeb.752·0392 4Br, 21h ba+shower lo ---------•gar. Sun declq, steps to 3...., btith. den w1wct bar. so. LAGUNA Finest Newport Heights bch, pools, U!(lnis. Prin Income PropertJ d1nan1ucom, 2 rarcplaces Gorgeous views, forest· area. Rustic home. 2 BR. only, call for a ppt. &3 view decks. $185.500. lake setting in popular BY OWNER, new house, +den. wood burning fpl, .642-3827. $83,000. Open For sole com m er e al area. This nicely de· Br 3 Ba, formal dining, s pace ror recreation Fri,Sal&Sun., bwlding leased to strong ID DEA WAY in Rlucbard rorated l ·bdrm. home all newest appointments. vehicle. $87,000 tenant. Ca.sh on cash CChaarnm"e~ :,ith2 w!':~u~: has great possibilities. Pnme location on Gol PAUL MARTIN Olm.ct by OW'fl«'. spendable mcome. For S84.950 Course 645·8806 Real Estate 644·7~7 Immac 3 BR, 2 Ba, priv $50,000down. l Move in by Christmas CALL962·77Sl JNT'LR.E. NETWORK an$1 fireplace & large LAGUMAHIGUEL ---------.1 ---------• entry court, ntw crpts & MAY 0 CK W£ WISH YOU vrewdcck. $79,9511. The Highlands; the huge A. aew~ • 1llC BluCfs·Condo. Oesira· drps, prof m~inl. View 'morn1uT1nN PUILIC NOTICE GOVERMMENT1--------~ A. bl L 11 1 v .... ._._ ble 1sly,3 br, 2 ba, beaut 1 /RV ~ & k' lAGUNA ~ Huma • oans A HArrY EXCllANG E your in· yard oflhis young fam ly PRESTIGE and pride o greenbelts & patio·lse ot w ga ppr. g. ('714)494•2148 SUPER LOCATION Aviulable to anyone" No TH ... .,SGIVl""'G come properly for lhts home will accomodate 11 1 nd $1 500 p . 1 $89,900. 64tH o. nnc. •---------new loan coslt< Low In· Aru' " multitude of outdoor ac· ownership will be )'ours ;kr.'&44~7460·r 7~1~0~~[ only. ' • IHHtonDre-. :>1J9autlful 4 bedroom lerest available, tak.-:r:::mO:~~r~ie:,oh~m~ Uvitle11: the house has a ~~·!~r~~~~~:r~ SaftC.._.,.. 1076 8 beaut. units. Costa " ....... room homes hurry 'th th t race. 3 Bdrms., includin " " 0 'h6me. only 2 veara old. over payments. 3 & 4 on 11 quiet lane in large entry, sep. dining SA.VE $5,000 •••••••••••••ti•••••••• MAsa. Clo•ed garage•, Huge lot.. m.ooo. """110A'> aoc:.. •• • lllueblrd Canyon. 3 rm. WI pass-ru 0 On th.ls large VIEW H•JUST p RFECT lndry n kts Lot 63 s '\!1_1§!~L~·:·!fQ Tica ................ 18.1.1---------.. ~~;;,· " 2 baths . ~~:~~gr~~~.k~~~t~~ ~er~£fm~:~,J~r~1~~: ~~";~·y~. riN~o~ ~%~ac~~tt ~:a~1i\i ~~~'.~~:~~!~:~a~h.·~ _ -·· ... ~~ living rm. 3 Bdrms., 2 p I 'l Redu"ed to $194,000. frplc., sha~ roof, 2 dwn, ownr. fin. Mary " baths&laundryrm.with r vale commun1 y . " * 494-8057 * skyligbl /\rea amenilies $100.000. ~n l·SP~ Daily, 2011 private pall , on the Ritchie, New Era "#I IRCalifonUa" VILLAGE 11 ---------1 incl. swimming pool, Kings Rd. Jam Boe, Rltr. prettiest c~.,-in town. ~-~ors, .525·S891, • EW S NG KENDAU ~-r" clubhou.~e & playground. $46..8640 ONLY m.ITT N LI Tl ! OWNER SACRIFICE: BeaulifulKendallplanin ...1 ~"-'()~ $72.500 He~-$87,500 R•E~~TROntRSA F.l'i9R2~1•21 1·E-/\_S_T_S_l_D_E_C_M_ Catcbtbisonebeforeils Reduced SJSOO ! Im Univrrsity Park. loadcd .(i) 11 COHDOMIMIUM l~IR'""+'l,...,..US 215~Del Mar,$an'"cie'"m. TRIPLEX. S82,000 • • pub,._.__ ... s--acular maculale 4 bedroom. un· w\lh extras. F.xtras in· (> ~ ~ Ch I bd It "'" """ ,,.72 a•7 -.. .. ..... ~ ,,_... ( lud • . bd "' ~ arm ng 1· rm. un ocl!.a....av11w n..le• hillside cul de sac. .....,..,... or-·-;dory With courtyard en· aque marble a replace, c e" spacious rms · ...., ~ with great atmosphere. '"""" "' ... • Pri -L-, lr,y complete with pond decorative wallpaper. family rm . 21, baths, ""' ~ .b Custom shutters. extra Private areo. Guard Portico enlry. Huxe liv. ceR....-4"1 J GREAT and sparkUni fountain Nowaxkatchen&dimng central air cond & m f~ ~ ~ blt·ln sleeping space in gate. 3BR, dlnin~ rm, rm -brick hplc . 20J) Deg. octan view, Giantreerealionroom, room area. EZ c are move-in cond1t1on . A .._, ) bvingrm.,lowmonlhly 2~BA.3-cargar,2500sq. Spacious r ul country Mustsell!498·936 NEWUN'IJS ,br's, 2 ba'a + counties. yards. Tarbell, Realtors, great family home on fee incl. gas, waler, in· r l . N e a r n e w , kitchen · breakfast area.•------+---- • ex:laru. A MUST SEE! call 842·2S61 choice locallon near new surance. outside main· La.ndJcaped beauUfull.y, Magnificent BONU~ -BY 0 ER lmhl• Coste MHO 11\$72.900. •·0-WN--E-R-'S_P_R_l_D_E_J_··--· recreallon pathrk and REALESTATE tenance ~000 k>tsolgoodies.$197,SOO. 7FOOAMll.YftROOM. oivedr ~-~~ .. ¥vusl•rea.'b.lh·~:!!_eaalkn Del .. we .. e ... una'ls •tt'll 531·5800 : .. ome pool.a. llurry on u1 onr · • JayW. Yeats Realtora sq. . -ra It .., iu ~ llll' • "" ..,. .. .. . • " WirtMIHINMlllffl for the big Camily. S Only$82,500onfee11md. HOP onoverlo lhellob· ~ , 499.2237 hearth frplc tool view.Prime~aUon.Gd Umelocboo6ecoloraand ...... H.twortr utra baths. Hearty loft. $89,500. Open sat. & ~r FCX Ir S4VI lntt. 12 (t. wet bar patio. Very c an inside. bedrooms, fnmily room. bit.s House. 2 Odrms. 4t fjj' •----------1 Cathedral beamed cell· n lncd ya • covered options • GOTSOMI lot'. fully landscaped. __ .1 ,,,,,.,,,._ • Cor.lot. lmmcdoccup. master. Tiered redwood Sat/Sun 149 . Ave. • UD ~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~--~fireplace, prelly comer Sun.1·4PM. ~ 3Bdrm, 2 bnth, alr·cond. W/refrig. Secluded lmrnaccond.~n houae I' aa 1r ~ ,. $1Sl,500, Tarbe ll , U04So Coast Hwy, 1lOS N.Coo.,\4wy .. logur.o •IONDRIALTY• decked tanal patio. 2200 ComeUo, S.a Clem. or Place .' . CASH7 Rea ton, call 962-SS66 LAGUNA OF.ACH 494-1177 Gallery btrlomes sq. rt. Plus -much call 498-3005 d Pl 1'188Pt ... ..... _ 4972457 1714Jl31t .. ll morelCa.lH•st.?Sz.tTOO. ri -.-iii-tt20 r-un;baser1l~FVhome2BR&Den orJBR.PoolUNIVERSlTY PARK 3 • • .. Olt('lllt 0.01\IUNTO~r N•fl'' Adjacentoeeaa&ma. na t•OOQUAllSl.NlwPOllttu.04 .. eubject lO ex lat In g lrjacunl. Walk lo bench. hr, 2"'i ba. Crplc., ram. r· I view est.lo ah:e lol In ,DUOO ~lain w/1326 OP£NSAT/SUNl2·4 kitchen. S84 ,,SOO 47J:i38Rallwoodolder hm.2 FAMILYLIVIHG .~,Jll~'l!:IJ area or U9·200,000 TW04·PLEXJ'.S ·payment, lae lot, a()()d 7007 lUh St. H.U. Royce. Open Sat /Sun t 4 ce.r far, t()J) quallly. Lrg 4 BR, 3 Bn. trpl <"llr 3•r·JjlVIJfl; homes. S81,()()lfor tKlth. (0 JBR, (4) 2BR. Prime area. 988.3371or546-1754, Cooper & A~S()<'. s:J6.1484 Ownr 552. 794,; near Jevtl lot. .Prirel0$8 bltru. crpt, oulston 1ng _ .:am: •s .. _1 .., • re3'1 area, C.M. $130,000 " view. Wlk to bch. 4c loc. Mont1rch Oay Ter· t; a . 1 s 'JI, d 0 w n • 'I ..... ~ .. ~ Wll lkr.r C I e11 Real lslale 48R,l~Bal65.000. J .M. Peters A-plan w/X· medical c tr . Not OPENH-4SAT&SVN race.pr1nc.onl)'.Submlt Claaalned ads sell bla AMC:Jt014M W/tJ'ade ... + 3.-.0N·A·lot. OPENSAT/Sl1Nl2·4 tra.s.2BR,2Uo,S81.900. replaetable . Ask 661MysUcWay allolCtra. ltemt( 1mall items or ......... IMTS <l)l8Rhsew/fplc+(2l l5232NotUngham. By ownc-r. This wknds 1128,500. Owner, call LH/OlltionSZU.000 GOOD EARTH REALTY any lam. Jvst cal C7t•t 8 ._7711 28R duplex. $85,000. 10% Cooper a, MIO<'. S31M 484 onty I flurry! 8'2·59S7 6-f PM. (714) 499-3933. 181 Nyes SUS,000 $J0.30IJO '4:·567 dn. Ownr f Agt. 540<05SS I .. .. • Fflcl'Y.NO'f'emberH. 1976 •i CA1t.vPrt.or D9 HoelnU•fw...w.d Hw.1U•f.-..d HoeMaU.....,tMct 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . .. ~~-~.!:~ ...... ~~.~~.!!!~~ ...... ~.~ .............. ~~~ ... ~~.2.~ ~!~~~~~ ....... ?~~~ ~!'::~~.~~.~~ ~.~~~~ ... ~.~~ .... ~.~~~.~ .. l.c-Proptriy 2000 °""'9C..ty CodoW... 3124 •S. ot Hwy, n wer. S br, 4BR PLUS 2BA, rcad,y BEA UT now H nt• tr¥IM 324 Logi.e...... 3252 H9wport1Hcla 3269 •0 •••••••••••••••••••• ,...,.,. l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba, fplc, lndry. no ~LS. now. $lBS/mooth. 1..Andmark COndo. lnclch •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CUSTOM 4 r10 ........ ::! ........... l.r8 Mod uparadcd • Ur ref. ear. $4D:i 675-IBOO AGT. ~osss fabulous Ree fo'aell, 3 Br 8tAUT Ext!c1type home, l<'Ol' rent 2 Br Twnhsti, SJOO, UUl pd, I Ur, drn. Many extras. $88,000 $2J 5 ODO den, 3 b:., Jll~uz u: aB;"drm ~ b· lh -COM 2 Ba, $450 Oy1; ~·2361 2sty, 4 Br. Z"'-Ba, Fum Lani rm \lrw. adults. kldll, pets. 11n1b. Fee. A.Jt,. Ceo J:.'rey. GlS.2886 Calalina vw. S6SO mo h • 1 uh • 3 br, l~ ba, frplc • yd. E~/M2·27Slf Rm. wt!tbar. Lovely P:aclflc bl Vlllasc. ~ Main R~lala. 540-s:rTp ----548 21~ c armer w it ocean S325.0all6!Ve50rwlmda. --epU,dfl*,lhruout.Futly 64C>-l&44&5'82S73 • <>n. million alx hundred J -view Choice II)(', clost> lo 7!a2 0512 LANDMARK lndscpd lncl pt1t10 ~7 ILUPflS thousand ,~ Deluxe 2DR F\lm ho\lst! to resp prty 2nd lw•l'h. ept~. d~. ---4 Sr, 2"'i Ba, 2 t ty, 3 ear ardnrlncl 640 0014 Ntw Dix Twnh$.,, 2 Rr, BuuUfully decor. >n1 2b;i ihb11 units w /fpl<·s ="'CRE VIEW s;m on IH2 mo .-iitrmt blt.m plus rt•fni: AdultM E-SI• 2100 Sq Ft ~Jr• p.at1n, fam rm, ---study, 2''1 811 Park mac 3 br 2~ b,.. No ~b Prim~ location. Will "" .. 3BR, deo, H •8A 1st, 111.,t o nly . $395 t m o . <.: u 11 3 Rr, 2 h11. frplc, furn rm, t:dlSOn ,llll!h. $41S mo . TUKTL!'; KOCK Niauel, SU5 mo. 498·2'777 83.1-8468or (1)993·3500 • trad e. Ownr /All ISHORSES depoM1t. ref. Citru((t' bi523ll,Sh11ron ~sqft.recrmw/BBQ wtrpd Stun~73CT7 3Br, f11mrm , utr1urn,L..at __ 1~ya-i.. 3 .,.67 --~ 4 H CLUB rei.vd for my per i.nl ,.,__._._._ 322-4 New cµts, dbl gar. lse -SllSMO~--greatvu,$S25.644-4&4ti -.--,.... ., OPIHSUH l·S 1 • • tor g 642·2156 ~"' ._.o $4.56/mo. 178 F.. Bay. Call "'" ------••••••••••••••••••••••• TIIE BLUl<'J:.'S. 3 Bi'. 3 Shan> •·ptex + Bach apt, ~ ~ ••••••••••0 ••••••••••• 873·3456 Come see thla bln:? bdrm RENTALS Los Allsoct Villas, 3 Ur 2 Ba. beaut. greicnbtlt, good Colila Mesa loc, 3 Prc,t1c1uu'> nl'w family Hui1tinc10tt leach 3140 MESA OEL MAil. 4 Dr. home freshly painled In· Stngle Family tlnmes Bo Condo. Encl aiar, pool qulel c uJ·de·U C. ~ase yn. oJd. $14S,OOO. Prin. <'U:Store t tH••t<· m Spunl,I!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fiam Rm, bltn~. fpk. dbl 3 Rr. 1 bo, Wc~t lllth St. side. Blt·ins, lge yard 2 BR, 2 Ba .......... $4 fac1I. 557-Mlll $585. 511 Avenlda Larao. only. Agt. 644·5769. rnotll. A.11k for l. I', I'~ Mobile home, walk thr 1u1rw/opor , toed b11rk yd Secluded. Kids Ok. Lrg wtbrick BBQ. Call now. 3 BR, 2 Ba .......... $38 ----644·114'cvc!l/Wkncb -------------•Kt:ARNS fnr d et:tilM. dog, $210, ulll pd. r el\ w/frulllrce!l.$400,h l+ ya rd . Spoar. k 1l , 897-0321 3BR,2Da .......... $39. 2br,1"'1 ba l'.Ondo.l''rpl., CMTrl·plcx W/cash now, Cull :W1H440, Tustin & OK. Fee. M ain Rentul:s, $100 cln. dep No 1Jot;s. a.tv/r efrlg /pallo S350 ---3 BR,2 H~ ......... AC, VICW, upgraded. NEWPO R 'r CRES 1' lg. 3 br, ownCT's unit + Assocl.ittli, rtealtor s, 540-5370 544·5100 mo. lst/lasl + $100 sec. 3BR,2Ba........... $300. mo incl as:;ocaalloo CONOO 3 8 a I 2-2 br'11. SOS.500. Property 17772 lrv1nt' UI , Tustin. &t.2·9'.1.64 or 551-6627. 4 BR, 3 & . • .. .. . . . SS1 fees. 581-9444, 497-3'704 Leue ,.76, 23 tand '~ii flou.'le, 642·385091m·9pm E ves, 54S.Om~i LoCJuno leach J 148 4 Br 2 Ua. fplc. lge yard, 4 DR 2'-' Ba h 3~69 Court ••••••••••••••••••••••• closelost•hnols. $380,bt 3Btl lBA frplc, hrdwd · T~ t;·· ·.. H.wportltac A • IMVESTERS R..al &tat• & last. 546-9342 nrs, nu pnt. Unique bse. own omr~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·1744 cveis/wkndi; Ix .. ..__ 2800 Lease Ocean Vie w Family -$lSO 436 H ·rt 2 RR, 1 811 II A R D 'l' O F I N D ---• Several new 3 & • will •••••'":":':':'!:•••••••••••• llome. 2 Br & den/bdrm. DESIRAILE ami on FOR LEASE: New 1800 2 BR, 1 Bu .. .. . . $l Eastblu!f t:xc~. home. CLEAN 2 Br front dupleJ<, ~ ~~i~~~~s~;h,j~BI Will Buy-Sell·Exchng frplc, fncd yd. $425 /\Yllll HOME College Purk super sharp ~~m~.' ~~~oc~~e~l~ ~SH, 2 Ba .......... $37 4br. 2ba. fam rm. Sort fplc, pvt pat~ I I 1/1 lhru June or Au.: :tO 2BR 2Bu Den <'rpltl 3 br. n ·, ba, l''rplc.. u•7 B24 2 BR, 2 Ba.......... water New crpts dtJ* 673 Each building has a dlx un)'rta or persona 494-4726 ' f · d ' h ' clahwshr .. dlx stove,_.,.._.,_.__ 2 BR 2 Ba $4 • ' • -------ownrs unil. Pnces ran11 · pn1perty unywht.•re. drps, Orce u1r eut, f ls N 2 BR. 2 & "· · .. ·····$-I paint Walk lo schools, Newport Ht-1ghl5 3 Br 2 1n11 from Sl 39,000 t o t"..11. C\iai.l lnvestment H.wport lcoch 3169 11arb-disp, bltns, vatio. te .ng.. e $425. 0 pets Sharp, squeaky clean 3 2 BR' 2 Ba .... " .. ·SS i. hoµi;. l l' o o 1 t-e I u b u.o, near Cliffs, new cpts. Slto,000. For more into 114 K:i2Z823 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~arage, watt"r furn 646-7528 t)r, 2 ba home w /bnght, 2eR'20~ ........... $750/mo. l.!.c Refs $475mo.646-375T , AdullS only, no pets. chcerCul kttch, d1nin~ • ...... · · · · · · .. • 64CH775<tr645·22AO • call 960·2467 or eves, Red Estot. LUXURY furn. condu. RATE Rt::ASONABLE LARGE2 Br home. Crpts. area & frpl. Pvt back yd. 3 BR,2\.'a Ba ........ S4 UOOJSLE·A BEAUTY 960-Z750.RJtr. -Wanted 2900 ovr rlook'J.!, tennii; crl :t Acros:. from Country i.lv,ref. Fen~edyd Gar ~lyS375.848·9427 lBR.~'11 ~ ···· 54 •MOWAVAIL • 4Br3Ba$6SOpermO. I st OW'Mt' De~-••••••••••••••••••••••• tir. S700 mo. 640-1751 C'lub Adult.!>. $!30. G44 9806 ------3 BR. 2~1 t::a ..••... $1 TiiE BLUFFS, ~ lo 673-3435 ' r··-· LEASEl()PT W:inted 275 MesaDr.•~ti700 C 3Brw/famrmor4br, Jur 4Br,2~1ba. S49 $795permonth FOURPU-:X-lO'"~Dn. __ --_ $285,comfy 2 Br. nedyd. W/W shag. d~. bltni., J BR.21'.z Ba . ..$49 BIG CANYON, $7u' l 11 S-CMtntlft 3'>76 JI ., K t Ro flit Pnnc unh Saddlchack LIDO ISLE k 1 d s & " e t s JV "" u. en geri. v t1arbor/G1sler , fam rm 3 "' · · fncd yd, 8 blks to beach 3 BR 2t,, Ba . • • .. . $995 th •••••••••••••••••••••••... , ____ 848_8300_ ~~~::;-Coill 58G<>l75o 2 Br.2 ba ,frµlc.dbl~dr br,2 ba.fplc.DW.dcJn. 1~;1a~~~~-m~:;·2 i~~: Nodogs$3'75 mo.lmmed. 3BR:21i Bu ..... $560 H:s"TiMGS&CO New lux~ry 2 Br. 2 Ila. Wlllter$m.G7S7176 S385,mo !163 -456!1 or ' · · · · · uccp·y. Employment 3BR,2bU..i ...... S600 • twnhse. ocean v1ew.)llbl \~~reo~~cc~:t~ h~~!~ d& Bw Ider nt•t·d" 'Jt Jnt R 1. _ _ __ _ _ 531 9545 Agt _ 879 1000 ven fl cation r equested 3 BR, 212 & . . . . .. $600 Realtors fi4~~ t:ar. pool, jucuui, seoCin· $160.0000wneril45·il77 R 2,&'1t3.1?,h.CM.o J Br.fplc,modkit winlerr.t&<;A VEHUE.Ul-c 3 br, St~en.ls OK. J B~ hse. !>36-c.!06 3 ea.2~i B3 ... $6000ceanv1ew Condo. 4Br. ty S:J75.(213)598·5206 " N B Jrl'¥ M 7898 19&1 Continent.ii $325 per 3 BR, 2t, Ba.···· S625 dinrm 2~'1 Ba pool ten . • ~· · S350 mo. Yrly, SilOO mo 2 ba,5put1ohomc.Local· . 3 BR. 2 ba, .:ar. dr. -iBR,2'-\Ha ...... S47 ec·. ty' L·ds' OK 28r,3plex,nrbch,k.W:,. LotsforSole 2200 -Pvt patio W1ll rentun cd $100,000 neig h mo 6426368 opene r . <'Pl /drp. Child ~~.h~s",,.·4 ~"A"'. pets.$18.5.Beachcombt:r, •••••••••• ••••••••••••• Rental• rum to nght party 1f tic borhood, $495 mo. on Dano Point 3226 OK, $:175 mo. 962·3170 '!:::""''"' n ·.,.. . .,.,..,.,,. ".:: Fee. 631·2011, S47·2SO' & ..........•............ ~ Houses Foumlskd sired. (213) 287·7420, eol lease. Ed Riddle Realtor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exclusive Irvine Terrace, 879·1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lert. Wknds 7~4-645·2?37 646-8811 2 Br fplc magnificent $285sng· I~ 80r.Kg.ar~.~~~s·:;~~ CdM . Btn exec 4 Br. 2'h ~ --_-L---------Open house Sal & Sun. ---' ' c II n~ 1 vt I lk l -..,_, GeMrel 3102 10.5PM COLLEGE PARK Lse, 3 ocean view. $42S mo. a Rentals. 540.5370 °"'• g. P poo • wa ° Capttrano 3278 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 2 Ila, fplc, lgc Uv rm, 493-5845 . ' beach, tilloppang & park ••••••••••••••••••••••• XLNT LOC Close lo $800 mo. lease. garden & Lease, HI Rancho Mirage, Hou Unfurn. ~d dtn area, family kitch. Spacious Dana Bluffs ' F pool serv incl ch.ildn.m & NEW 3 8r2Vt Ba Twnl\se, 3 Hll. IK-uulllully furn., ses 15 Ne wly painted, l'pts, Condo 3 Br 2h Ba 1830 schools, 4 Br, 2 Ba, am petswelcomc'.675.3152 \'!llCI dbl gar, dsh~shr. with i>001. tn scrludcu cul G;;;.;d••••••••••;i•oi drp11, ~rdnr inC'I . No pets sq. rt. B reatblaking0v1ew :0~·~~a~:.a:a7~~~l de -drps. fplc, pool & Ja~. l de o;u1.•: lO min. lo golf $395 mo 549·018S, a~ of bcae h and harbor ttS73 C.otPUSDt·IRVl .. E JIV Hms, Carmel 3 Br mi Dana Hbr, s me pl"> LOTS,-COSTA MESA 1·uuri.l'~. 41*6·115211, \I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5tall d~•Y wknds from LR & Mstr Hr Brano new 4 Br 1-FR, + OPEN DAIL.Y +FR, nr park & school ok. $42S 493-4200 ~~ ·12();! CONOO. 1 level, 2 HR .. 2 ----O · d 2 t a gar Ult +2~41 Ba S>SO 3 Br $550 mo 644 7770 --4--Two vacant. !·with oldi-r ' ~ -ba, fpl. alnum lmmed. 3 llr, 2ba Condo Jo.ncl versii e r · '• · B 8A.M. TO_G~:_M· --·-· 3 br, 2 ba, Harbor Ln. house,nextdoor1i.oc'41:r TUSTIN lrv11w \'111.tl!l' •K'l·.S3'75Agt.ti44·11J3 putw, i:ar, adults only w0<wJ&f~ple & bl~~J· Uv· 2'"' 83• $375. 3 lir 2 a. ~o Fee to lessec Newport Beac h. 3 blks H ome n r ocean & l'Onstruc lion. Cirn ht• ~1''4 311r :!h:i lrpk Jtr :'-lo 1>1:b 5111 5851 , f\•es ~r ow<'r cp sun· S450 962 7859 3 Br. 2 ba., formal din Manners school & park schools, nice patio & ~~. 1>9ughl as a 11al·ka~c nr ;"''rt .. 11;,um' auln i:.11 J llr 2 Ha. new cpts& drp<;. 556 7627 de ch Clbhsc. pool. Beaut 4 E\r, Jo'R. 2 ua 3 Br. 2 Ba , fnt'd yard & pool rC'C nrea avail. Kid,,. separate. (;all for mon· d r p1Jo I. I l' n n 1 l'> patw, bll! h..1C'k y.mi :! -Ja<'uui. sauna. t enni:. Walk Ill Hhool!.. bei.l rm. Qwt"t i.lr€!ct. tcnni;. patio, C11k . cplS, drps & ok Pref no pels. $1100. In r or ma l 1 on ''I: l • \Olll'' hJll $-!~.mo. be c.ar gar, newly pa111tcd. New T'4n~se :! Hr, l '" bu. c,:i . .:a· All for $495 mo beach urea $395 mo l1S & pool a'•a1l Ck·un & shutters. re mod k1tch 496-lltOS , IJ73·7601 ol!l'J 1:is•1 I Avatlnow Sl<IOmo +dn utJulL\ t?..1r. PJ.llu, ~75 (1 14 14934000 9680932orll48·1885 n.•JdyCoryoutomo,ci11 w /dbl self cln ovn $4SO .R·2, 6 Unit lot with cal yap BolM>o Island 3106 proval. Westside. 29', ••••••••••••••••••••••• tee. IS!l7 341l9. M1dWJ} 165 <..: 2hl S t , C M . BToro 3232 for6mos.$395Mo mo.bil-242Sevs/wknds City &l.2·8017 • BR, nr 3 + den. 2 ba. 2 BR, 1 bath $350 -•••••••••••••••••••••••' J BR.2ba,famrm$435 br. 2 ba. Twnhmf'. <Harbor Lane) w /2 i:Jr Down .. 0'4ner will c.1;r} 2 Or 1,, Ba. l"pk, 2 car EXEC. Sharp. 3 Br 2 Ila, new hrst. $74,500. Cull i:ar, balance or .,.mler. kids, pelS, park, l mo 640-2455 ~mo 0'73 0000 $375. 997·1284. Tustm MESA HORTH New 2+den ON the lake bltns. drps. new cpls. cov 3 BR. 2"'2 ba, F R $450 Attracuve 3 BR. 2 Ba. on cor. w /fantastic vie\4• ! patJo, luds plyhl>e & fncd 3 BR 2 ba FR $425 I'. V. blone frplc, fncd A/C & all extras. Ready y~. S3'7 S. 968'3675 o r 3 an: 2 ba:: FR $450 WESTCLIFF· S57S gar .. frplc .. bltns .&. Spadous Enc H0tm refng., steps to ~I . 2 Br, 2 Ba + den, frph: BBQ & play area. 1 m1 lo [(i;;\ 'Mf:w'fl ...... ,:..... l I 07 ~!~:'!:'! ..... ?~~~ _'a.J •--L~J ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br l Ba, all wood. cpts, gJO, P enn. Pt. l'r Bay & drps. Cpl<'. patio. no rear y rd. s hutters, Janl.'77.$545.Call(714) 96.1-6092. J BR.2"'2 ba,fam.rm., wallpaper $385. mo on 962·3614. Foe-lease 3 br, 3 ba, frplc, dm. rm .. 2fpl. $550 month lo month ~r lease. Fountain ValJ.y 3234 maint yd., ('stm pool, AGENTSS2·7000 lmmed oecp} Call Agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• walk to bch $550 mo. m· 548.7300 Harbor. 64S-3930. d HcMeMs Furnished or.· WATERFRONT Con o. UlrfurM*cl 3300 w/ 34' slip. 3 Br 3 Ba, dbl ••••••••••••••••••••..,•• gar w/opnr. lse or lse LUXURI OUS O C ®AN opt. 640-91l9 VlEW 4 BR. house. CdM. Big Canyon upgrd.s new 2 6m·9(18 $750./$1000. mo. TWO R-2 LOTS ocean. 2 Br until June ch1ldrC'n or µ<'ls. Yrly C213)243·S316. lse. 12 1 494 8698 George Marlin to see Red 3 b 2 b OW eludes pool service. S.10-8640 ec r. a. • ~-4026or963·2S43 HiO. nu cpls, drps. $375. --- New Turtlerock Glen, 4 Bit home Possible purchase option w /lease $700 p /mo. Owner. ll33-1927 or 963-29511 !163-451B or 531·9~5 Agt. Xlnt Location 3 Br 2 Ua. :-Jo Fee. $400, lsl & last. Largc :.11.c lo111inhl•urtol llARP' l'olle~e Prk L&gunatk,1rh for :.alto 3 8R&Dc n,2 ba.frpl,wcl area 3 hr, 2 ba. bltns .. Br, den. 3 Ba. view of 644·~0 . · • 960-3388 SI 10,0lltJ . 1'l•rm ... ron ----------1 bar &lg. 11at10. SS75 yrly, dshwshr, encl'd. yd. $395 d r I r ... 1nd'g ullb 673·1200 J2US New Yurk St Exec 4Rr& Oen Deerfield Twnhme. 2 br gol!, tc•nnis, pool. patio. Condominiums only S795 lsc opt 1124 Cu Unfumlsh.d 3'2S side re o r 'l ua 1 icu F11r Cl.i,:-1r1~d ,\cl Pool & Ille} d. l'ownhoUliC 2 Oil + den. 2 21-, ba, frpk ., patio, ni buyer. Call ror 1tl'lutl~ Aenor-: &IJ>t'r cozy 2 Hr cultaRc. ~lll -1-171 SilliO mo. 960-3071l ba, frplc, pools & tennis pool. $375. mo. 552-8740 nyon Is land O wnr. . 552· 7133 •••••••••••••••••••••• l'all a nµen b!'am. rireplac!', B ca u t 3 b r , 2 b j ----l'rts, boat & trlr storage. IJ11ly Pilot l.'lt' S.1~ mo. 214 Apoh•nll Townhouse. New paint & Be h 3240 S395. ~.5430 LARGE near new. yard . · Lovely secluded 2 bdrmi l UACK BAV 3 Br. I Ba, lge ba, Condo in H.B .• •r yard. SJSS mo. K111s, pets shopping center $301>. OK. 556-8868 847 ·3584 or 826-l()j!I. MAYO CK ,at\·VISOH ~nhsc l"~~641i·~I CplS, dble g.ir & pJllO. ~~--.~~••••••• ---------&home.3Br2 Ba,onlyl ~·:• c""•" A I no •"""tmo C"ll Br, 2 Ba, nr bch, s chls, mo. $375. 997·1284 (714 > I tit f"tlt I'll' t< ~ LAGUNA BEACH (714)494·2146 .,.._,,., n lolM>oPeninsula 3207 Y~I lr;I~ ... 4 Hit, 2 ba. 2·slory, w1lh s hopping, $395 m o . •••••••••••••••••• • •••• ~. 54~ -·----huge patio & back yard 5.16-6565 Great Family Living Agent, no fees. t ----------1 Lrg 3 Hr, 2 ha dplx l•n Chris tmas move-m. Exer Good neighborhood. 7 WOODBRIDGE WATERFROHT I Penn ~1t 116 E Balbn.1 Mc:i.a Verde, 4 br. 2"2 ba, Yrs old. $420/mo. Agt. u..-1._... New s ogl family hme in LJOO PENTN. 2 & a den, Cl & r ...,,,5tmo r o / """' 8 A k f D k "9i#Oft beaut. lrv•fte. w/par'···, over 2500 s q . rt. of ••••••••••••••••••••••• C-ona ... -IMar 3222Coronodt1Mor 3222 n unurn . ....,. Bucco a . S70 mo ,,.....567. s or IC . HClrbOur 3242 m "" ..... _, Call Mr. Cole, 675·2653 Owner/Ant 546-5990. aft pool. lake w /swimng & ULTIMATE living. Full Near South Coast. Plaza. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••,••••••••••• alt 2 PM . Agl. The 5,979-04sS• Clean 3 br, 2 ba, cpts, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sailboats. 3 Br 2 Ba, securily, underground Bradford Tnbse. 3 JR, JackSQn Group Ltd d r P s . e n e I Pali o · 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse. w/all the features. Avail parking & dockage avail. 1.,.., Ba, newly decorated. macnab / Irvine realty SHORECLIFfS -VIEW Charming :J lJt•droom " rt.replace. formal cl 1n1r.g , Jg k1lt•h t·n & 2 private pat11,..., Furn S7~ 1mo Un rum S700 t mo Wutt>r & gardener incl Belle Ch a~v I Rt· f>"H fi200 <Sl-1 \ ''\.EASE A VACATIOM" Marv<'lous oldt•r homt• .1l)(1vc the heac h in Cci'ft l bed rnom s. $975 /mo. \'ri v n arbar.1 Aune 642·8235 <S is 1 . SU"R LOCA TlOM! llarhor View ll1lli:; 1 bedroom + rumily room ldc•al c·onwr loC'altOn :tC'r~s f rom J.(rt't'n ~ rno ll<'l<'n Wood 641·6200 1Slfi1 M 2·12JS 'Mii Oovtr Or""" ./ 644~200 H ,., bor \11,.w (. .. nll'• so WMAT 1S HEW WITH YOU? Only the Dally Piiot reafly tells you what's new In yout local community ... every d. DAILY PILOT MESA VERDE $335/mo. 963·4S69 Sparklin~ new cond. Dec. J, $450 mo. 12 mo $915Permo,yearslease. Pool,lgepatio,childOK. •,Rloel(to Oceanor Bay. :I hdrm, 2 ba. fu lly 531·9MSAgt.NoFee. S470 Call "Lila ", lse. Or owner will con· loy&~ach $330.mo.SS6-19'n • _ :1 Rr :!'• Ba. $475 yrlv <·arpt'led & draped, bll· 846-1371or846-5456eves. s ider lse purc hase R.-M.. 67$.3000 BRAND NEW 3Br2•L ~a. 213·88!1·0500 Ownr 67~3320 l) 1-6 1100 ..,..,. =» ----11\S, 2 car gar., boat ac· FOR LEASE: 3 bed.rm, 2 Waterfront " res, l 1 • fplc, ~mi from Dobeiiey 2 Br1 Ba duplex, Isl & last eess. gardener included. ba, brand new. 1700 sq.ft. 4tll pvt dock. 3 br rnnch, ore. St. Bch & Dana Whltrf. mo rent. 303 32nd Sl A. $42S. mo. Call 540·1521 Landmg home W/3 car lge rms, for mal din.rm., TURTI.EROCK Plan Ill, 3 Br 2 ea dplx, fplc, 1 blk $450 per mo. 634~82, *'""'.497JlilllnrK-17%34! (Owner) afler 5 nr · Id hed I I r 0 SPM c:"Al012E _.., 549_86.'i.'.i (Agt) A\ ailable gar . S525/mo. inc g cat ra ec1 mgs, new 4 Br, dm'g & am rm, pvt U> bch, new cpts. drps _.,.. __ , ...,... vs.:....__ Corona ct.I Mor 3222 [)(.'el Rardener.Nopels. rpts. rlrp!!. paint, $810. yd. view. S575 m o. paint. Beam clg , natural •• -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----FOR LEASE . 3 bedr m , 2 mo yrly 846·9103 644·7770or 552.7093 wood walls . 1450 yr!) Apartments Fvn.JsMct' Shon'l'hffi. 2 llR, dcn SUPER CLEAN 3 Br •• I ''z ba. b~and new 1900 sq.ft. l"iM 3244 --------673-7684 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :-.pal'IOUS I tv rm. ):ldOI n a . n cw k I l I h . Landing home w /formal ••••••••••••••••••••••• R* REMB TALS * Newport Shores 3 BR, lalboa Island 37~6 back vurd l'vl lwh $575 ~ chhwshr. 2 l'ur ).!ar. dm. r m . ram rm, wet Rancho San J oaquin 2 Br. 2 B . 21;'.z a ..... $.525 & b h & i •••••••••••••••••••'or•• 8M-JS3:! Ill G .~ Kt121 01' nll'l' yOrd llrt'a S-n5 mo bur .$575 /mo inc ldg den, pvt patios on golf I Br, d1•n, 2 ba ...... $475 be'. nea,r IC I r tenn s, DELUXE 2 Br 1 Ba "~ ~ 11\28 • rdener No pets 2 BR Plan A .. """ ams. rp c n am·rm, ..,"" B A• fi7!'>-G22i · i:a · 1 • <'Oursc $495. 640·0997 • · · · · · · · · ~ lease $450 mo Unique ruce. _.,.,. ruc:e, ~- NEWLY R de r a ted 3 Robftis Realty -------3 Bfl, 2 Ua ..... · · · · ·· $1150 110 ' 675·6000· 642·6368 J ASMIN I·: C Hl';F,K S l' ni . 848·1688 LEASES AVAILABLE :tBR.&den ........ $450 _ m~·-_ _ 7- mo:c;t popul:• r model b r ·h 2 1ri ha • $4b i'iJ n s · Live in Irvine Village. 3 Br, F!l, 2 Ba ....... $495 H.V.HOMES 2 Story, 4 Br. lolboa Pettlnwla 370 l'l:in 2 with :! l>t•clrm'>. & ~swer wi7.er · Call J ~'.~ --We ha Ye homes avail. for San Lws Rey ...... $625 2'12 ba lge Fam rm & ••••••••••••••••••••••• den, on ~rC'l'nbelt with Suu~d c~.,~~·n Oa~s 4Br. 2ba." blks from Jease ln.. 4BR,FR ........... $S5() kilch .':! frplcs. RcntWinter2Br,lrgp~de('k, occnn "1ew lrom pat10 A 6,u.0212 Eves 545.2277 Westmnstr Mall, 1 hlk to Walnut Square 4 RR. . . . . . . . $47!i negotiable, avail Dec Isl. 5300. No pets. Avail now. b.irgain ;.at $'125. 11c r mlh _ _ • _ -:1chls . cul d ·r.ac. Kids Ranch <.:al llomes Ph: 675·5673 (,75·0526. oo )t'iarly lc.ii.c lnduclc~ s 1•ACIOUS Dix 3 hr, frpl, OK. $1115. Ph 8411 9427 Deerfield Univ Pk --- If I I .1 m •· n l l 1 ~·' cnd'cl. )d, .:ardn'r. 2 car Culverdalc Col.Park 3 BR .. 2 ba. upper duplex. Steps to beach. $132. Ul1 l ('luhhou~e. puul J•H 11111, i:.ir Westr hff area $395. La Cuesta hme. 3 Br J 1, Turtle Rock · $475 Mo . Yrly. l House pd. Fee. Mam Rentals. lmm~ l'UUrt... fi7[,. JK49 Ba, nr school & beach 2 bdrm. your choice of from beach. Af..'t. 673-62l0 540·5370 COlE OF HEWPORT 8395 mo. 640.4543 from $340 to $400. Woodbridge, Briarwood 4 --C M )'7?4 REALTORS Coll<.'ge P ark Im med oc ••NEWER HOME 4 Br 3 ;j bdrm. your choice or 14 Dr 3 Ba, avail.12/15. ssso H.V Homes. 2 Story, 4Br, •• ~!!~ .. ~:~ ........ l'.":. tup.inry J Br.2ba,new h k r rrom~""c.to $475 mo . re n t or lse 2'~ bJ, Lg Fam rm & $40.00WEEKlrUP.'.• .!.'lt:->f. C~l ll"'."·n>'l Ra 3carcr c a e roo ......., kt h 2 r I I' t ly redecor..itl'<I. Clo!lc to · · "' · 0 • 4 hdrm your cho1t·c of 213 682·3245 Eve; 1 c . rp r 'en 675-5511 SC'hoob. shop<;. Rent Bright & ... pa r 1nus r $450 l $550 negotiable /\Yailable •Sludto&lRRApt.-. thruoul. Cheery kllch"n, rom o D rf I .. U I ., t Ser I rll'golt11blc &46·2165 aCl 5 ~ No Fees ce ie" c ux..-~ s Y Dec Isl 675 5673 •TV & Maid v Ava1 ll-.·.1ut nu hmc. J."mmr 1mm..1c movc·m cund RANCH REALTY Twnhmc, :! Rr Z12 Ba •PhoneServ. Htd poQI Cn•t·k.3bt .f.1mrm .!'.llJO pm Snl{ls OK $475 mo fplc,dblgar,pat1u,pool. LIDO ISLE 2J76NewportBlvd.CM ~q It . no l!.l' rc11 't 2RR.1'.,RAdnplex Stove, K48s.t27 or962·3287 551·2000 $350.826-0878<714 1 :! s ty. 48r. 38a din 548·9755or645·~7 t.l-1 ,;.14!1 l>W, W, O hookulJ. 2 c.1r rm IC am rm , r ri1I1', garage 1 <"hlld OK. 1111 ZHr. children OK. Pets •Rancho San Joaquin lg blqunaltcteh 3248 675-9l09 S\:!5 2 Ur l..11h.111·t:. :.ni:b ·ts 407 tlumllton $265 w dcp.SZ85 mo. 962.3533 2 Br 2'/s Ba, fplc, din rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK !-'cc Mam ll1·nl.•I·, ~Ph ·.c.5 . ...-. .,,. 01 536·0.121 welbar. up"rades. p.it10 ~~ SUSCASITAS Minutes to NB. Bach & I SR furn Adults, nu pet.... 2110 Newport Blvd CM .,.. ,,,..., " North L 2BD. 2BA, 2 Fl'. !>10 5370 II ll N T J N G T 0 N pool $495 644-0496 FK, 2 b to bch. O<'n. vu ON PENIN POINT :! llr $ZOO mo /\du Its only, 4 Bdrms w tbakon1c~ Cur cn~1 :! Tlr :! H.1. rlt-n, 1:.1r 1111 • ,~l'> l'pl.s, & drp.,, ll/\RBOUR AREA. J SR, Su nsh1ney Sharp En $SSO. 494 4127 CVS ench. l'rcslll(IOU'i W()()(I S!3S "ttrol't1ve I & d!'ll. rtr 11pnr fpk. min. nm. t.l<! ll\11 2Ui\w/hUSO?damilyrt><>m Condo. 21lr. all bltns RIEHTALS intcrtor & hcttm!> & Patio. l(:u I i\dult, 11,~ q ·n \ u . S:l j ~ r II Ill & f rpk. ne11r 11choolli. Comm pool, <'IOSC t H warmth S600 yrly lsc J>(!l::.. 2234" Hlltl(ers D,r t>.11321'1..irtr.l'M NF:W 1,ux. T"11hsr:1 fir S.12S/mo. CAI.I. TORIN frwys. No lsc $325 L.AGUHAIE.A.C t.:SPECIALLVLAHGE ls a good day to advertise In the Dally Pilot Classified Section. 64.2-5678 2' ,, Ru . fpk, pool, k uls REALTY 846·1371. .. WE 675-6488 3 BDRM. newer homr 4 Ad rm & dcll. t-'ronl lli\(;IJJo;l~Olt Apl. Sl2f. nK. Fncd y d ~175 Al.SO 11/\Vf'o; other pro· . , locntcd in Por tar11111 yard as hk c 3 grt'cn purk mn Nocook1nR ..... , H75 rooc; pcrties tor rent. Homes. Wooclhnd~r Twnhml• ,J nr Lag u n ll . 2 Bal h s . W/\ ll'W or WJll'r, IJOul:i & 642·6361\ Apts. and (;onllos 2 Ba . A t C. up~radi·~· fireplace, oce an view. Spyi.;la::.!> 11111 s.'i75tmo Collci,tc Park, 3 RR .. den. ----------lakr &pool pnv. 640·8~2 Excellent ram. home at n"'''INSUI A Hwtt1-on leach 3'110 d •·•so R"" ., I 2 b"' e ---ON r·r .. ~ • "' .. ..,. dbl itnr Xlnt con . .., "-"<'C ,, Jr, ... n w Pri $.S50mo ExcitinR :1 Hit ho me ••••••••••••••••••••,r•• mo. 557 IJSI paint, <'l"l>L'I. drps. R /0 , 2 Univ. Pk 5 hr hm. m r.1001mo yrly ll!I.' 2 Hr grdn apl, w I vtit>I. --- ----car J?Or $345 /mo . Joe. Pvl comm ten & 2 BDRM. home. deck ~GRAND CANAf,.Watcr clnse t<>hch.103512t .. tit. Rentals /HofH I Afl N R SHOY Pl NG 4br ;2ha /$395/mo. Isl. + la:.t & secunty. COSTA MESA t'r Qtr /3br .2bll, /Conclu S350/lst/lasl/:j.CC /Cln Call 54•-8655 963·4500or~31-954SAl(t. pool. $595. 552·8587. Lt ·1~ ----7!a2 9381 W/<K'ean view. v. rm. Y~arly Charming 3 $230 . 536·9626 ~~ - Cl b 2 b lh Rio w /open bl'ams. Owner ""drm w/bnck beams, ,~1 ean, 4 r, :i . • t"l't I ..,.,Sm '"' OW . rrpt, drp!>. fplc. UNIV PRK Vlllal(C 111 paysu 11 iesa ...,, o. wnrmlh. LAcJ-altach 37"CI $350/mo !163 ·1569 or Pnnceton 3Rr. nu pamt 0 (. WATERFRONTllOMF.S ••••••••••••••••···~~.· 531 'l<1~Agt $425mo 644·7770 4 BDRM.&SWIM p 0 •· li311400 Bach Near l>e..ich. UU I <>' • _____ ---.:_ has (am. rm & dmlnit ~~ pd si95.$22S mo S6S wk. JBr. Cum rm. cpts, drps, TURTLEROCK·VIEW. 3 rm. Landlord pnys fnr --141.'iN Ci.l 494 2:iOll fncll ~·I. nr bch. shnp·g , & Br 2 Ba, ram rm r>mr pool serv1<'e Exe. lonJ? NewµOrt Shor<'~ A frumr · · _ • schls S35() ~:IG-fl155 ltm. ltic yam Nr lrnnis t('rm rental at S.S7!i mn 1 hr. 2 ha. n4•w plu~h eplR Oceanfront Apts. mli-h 1----------1 &J!OOI $.")>!~1mo $200Scc & 111"'Jr.. Pool!'. H',nnis & studio. hll' rnokmi: 'l&i --2 Br I ha. nl•wlv d errt 'd flep /\~ 752 !llAA l BDHM tluplt•i. unit 1 och $450 yrlv t"ti! ~ br $1!1:> ~5 l tal 1nl I 3 BR. llUGF: 1-'AM RM. condo 1•mr1t 1,1\ml'lrr fa1· Blk. from 'hopp1ni:. or645 M~ s:ll0321 Be a m1•d <'l' ll 0 Jti.. f rp I. & ponl ~125 mo 11 n J Rr 2 Bu, nn cul dt• 'lac dMt" ll' 1)(-;irh Landlorl1 ·' • works hp 1\llcy ncct's' area 5'1G 8009.,, 002 771\ll IJ.:l' yd l'losc to a.ch la. & pn)"ll lltll ut $220 mo y> B:l}"!horl"> 1 lh I nu. w 1w 2br. 2 h,1 N 1>rl hl..,.<l ror et1mf11'r $:175 rwr mo pk $395 552 0430 a ft ISSIOH R"' "LT " h 11 i: c p t . r p I r , Oc\'en view. i:•u 1nl'I u.., n'""l l'F.AUl' 'l llr O"W l1 I••. 71'M M "'~ ""'"'~"~ ' • ~ 9 07ll w:.hr dr)r. µvt pot111, ul1I p,·t Pool .. 1dulh. , CPL" & drps. JU1ol pamlrd . p~ 4 4-of urn or unr fn rrl yc1 r.150 6t'i\08 to yr l'lr . 497 1247 $43.1 <tBR , 20 1\. p.1t1n $3(i0 SnJ?b c hlldrc:n. Spac Univ Pk 2Ur. 2ba. . rl $'100 w inll•r Mc11a Vertlt•. 29~7 Pt•ppcr peL<;, OK No fl'C 536 AA70 w lrl? otnum. c1bl iu ms tr 3 Br 1.a~una Charmer. :l k ~ Ou the l>earh, ~00 l ltal Tree lsl. lallt'. clca~lnl? or Altt .673 5144 , 554·5337 bdrm, lake ovr lsc. 6 Mo blk.'l l<? bch. Lolli or room · pd Fcc Main Hen\V~· & damuJZl' '140 l c20, -----leftS390/mo lncls useor & pri va ty. $390 mo 2 Tlr 2 Ba . (rplr . ht•uut. 5'10.~0 Maritarct or 543 7l35 3 Br. 2 Ba, dbl garnge. comm pnnl/tt•nnis erts 5S7 1989 or 688·7538 ev. lndscpnl( All ap1>ll Sit!l5 . --0 -,. ,. eover~ patio. clean, nr 552.0004. /\gt. 1 __ Hiii 3250 !163 120fl N•w--' •-i.. 37 69 3 B R 2 /\ " o n " o · shopping <'enter & beach. .......,...... $ -,...... • -ac" Dshw~hr, cpts, drp!ll. 1•nc. s:ns mo. 846·1296 aft 5J>M Turtlerock Glen, new up· ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LEASE •••••••••••••• ••• ••• • •• paUo. dbl gur. lndry rm, gratJed, S Br. 3 Ha. t'R, 3Br. t:i..ba. A /C. c pts. , .: water sort, PoOI Nl'nr 3 BR 21~ ba condo. I..dry, tennls. pool. $89S lse opt drps, bllns. dhl gar. BLUFFS CONDO BEi\CllFRONT I Br"fhr OCC ref .. slv.Kidsok,no J>(ltll. Ownr, 1114 Sycamore frptc. grdnr. $385 3Rr 2ba single story . msiture adllr.. S22!i mo. $32S 960 40111 Nr. :1ch. & mrkt s:l25 mn 55a·7133 8311-407!1 ; 833 •678 /\vall aea'1.1uru1iy dccornlcd on /\vi l2tt 6/30 li7~ :~ Swi~~ Chulet. 1210, 2 Ur. fplc. kid~. pel~. sn11li.. 1-'t><' MJ IO Rentnli- ~5370 + 9636675&11750023 12/1. nice gm b1•ll. l'ool. "'lP NEW J M. Peters. up· •LA PARISIEHME• i.trftded ll(t 4 Br 3 Ba. on SUPF.RQUIETAREA ~ ~&MO·it~ 28edroomfurn. ~I p ll r k 1 L n d ll<' Pd & 4 br, 1'4 ba. all bltns. Newport Shores 3 br, lgc All electric F1repl11c<'. spmklrs l')!l!l or 111<' opt encl. patio. 2 cnr J?Urage ram.rm .. ~h. tennis UeatC'd pocll Adults. no Owner •211 Tnhnf' Close to frwy access pool $490 962·~ .... ll..9791268or645126U CIJSSlfic~tl Ads .;ell big C.<'> 7''"3 0 2256 M l ~ ..-· I.> SSS . 1 on o u • Atross from golf cou-1tem!\, s m nll lle m 5 or Owner 545 24s1 0 lla\c omcthmp to i1cll1 2043ZSantaAnaAvc AD\JLTSOVEK 40 Nev('r lived In Landmark Condo 2 Br. 2b;,, w:i~hcr, 1lrycr, dshwshr, dbl oven stove Many rec. facil. S375 m o. 962·0485 any item 1>42·56i8 ---------Want ad results 642·567 S48-447l Classthed uds do 1t well. ~~~~~~~~_:__J_.:=:======:..i.=::_.:_-=;;__~..;;...L~~~~--1-~~~~J - A,mtcoab ~ .,.. ........ ~ DJ. DAIL v PILOT * Ftidey. NO'ftrnbetit, 1m l .............................................. A., lsacats......., ~ tw.t1Uaflllrtl. ............ ""'-". Afi lacah....._ c.toMne 1124 .......... ad! )140 Apwlwww.t11Mur-a. Y..._..._..1 4210 Offlc.t......, 4400 ················•····· •••............••..•.. . ..•..•.....•..•...•...... ~ ........•.•...•.•. ············••••······· ........................................................................................... . Me.,.,. IMdl 376' CoroM .. Mow 3822 Cotto MffO 3124 Cotfo M4tM 3114 BRANO New cltx. z bl-, z 2 Br 1~ 84, sep 1ear, pvt Newport a.oclt 116' BIG BEAR llolf!~ for o O O Sq. rt c 0 m . • ...,•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••,••••• ba. w/1ar, adulLI, no pet.lo, $250. 5»-8a all ••••••••••••••••••••••• rent. 39r. 2ba· JlZ per inercl&l/Warchoule bldg HST NEW l BR. cauJet CdM BRAND NEW pets. ~ " 1295. 1912 8PM BEAClU blJta. n•w paint. day. Call arUI ~4112 on W.19tbSt, C.M. Wltll l IUY location. Cur parking, Wallace, 645--3354 2 8 1 patio bile 3 Br 2 e. dplx. (pie. Lt\ RG £ CAB IN.BI C ac. atorap area _,.hind. Some ~pie uy )'OU get pool, Jnd11 lac .• :l~!ib Lowe It and Sl90 2 Br new cpta 1 w~=~~ .!~u ~·15lh bll.ns. patlo. aar Nopela. BEAR nr aid •lopes. Suitable for comrn'l & what you pay for! We or· ~· 87$· 1l aa or . ma~. M~a Vm!e ~l"e':. St. s.'IS-8'29or"6-l718 $400yrly. 645 ls&? Slps l2.. Col ~la· ~:;:,::?" o~~f~ro~1°: rer more And lhf' price Is se. Sr dl•· ~''d N 28 blc. 5'8·~/ 14 or I Ins Membership In a ~ I ·a ... .,.~ · 0 pets. Sl80. 2 Br ~I •ar k1d11 Leue r. 2ba luxury apt '94411 Keavy rront ra fie. · SUURISE!! t 998-6685.557·12&4 • '0 • overlooking Newport PhooeM.2--UlOUkforEd lleallh Club. A tennis You will~ when you see OK. Fee. am Rentals. Bay w /bolcony & ff'l>lC. , ··-... ill u._ .. ch1b. f'ree lenniS l~sona. 2 Br 1 ~ Ba, no pet.a. N. 540-5370 ..-. ......u.nous. , .. m . " • on .._.. .. o. Bllllards. Sw1mmln1. lbae larse rental offer· C-ofita Mesa, patio, encl 833 ,_... Sayuhta Beach near•---PO--R-T_B_Cl_l_STO __ R_E_ Golf l>rl vlna Ra o re. lnp. AJI 2 Br, naluul Stroll the p.1th\A.1ys of" pine low't M~nndcr pMt 1ear. nrshops. 548.7229 1160. J Br. chdd OK. Nr. SPAClOUS 4 Br 2"'1 Ha, Puerta Va.Jluta . .f br, 4 N~AvonSt.·S270 Mo. Saunas + &r eal •c· 'be~":. :~~~~ee:au:c0~ t11n1bl1ng w.1tcl'folb .,nJ qu1l!1 pools Usll'n 10 the • . beach Fee. Main Ren eocl p1&llu, 1 blk lo bch. ba. ~.wk. T3l·3777 Jury Wynn '1Ul'T'M70l tivlllq: Sunday BDQs. deck$, plenty of parking sound of bubblt•'!;) Sltl.'M'lS mid 9rowm9 1h111g>. Good Locmllon, 2 Br 2 Ba, lab. S40>53'70 Yrly. 673-7708 Palm Springs ar•e condo 1---=-~------ Partie11 wtth live bands. All lhls & private beach 'ri:Jur o<lult <1p.1nrne111 honw "' F'111ecr~ck Vlllt1gi' 1s bltns, drps, (pie, gar , 2Br 2ba on gotr course' ..._trt .. ....._. 4500 Free Sunday brunch. access too!! From~ a a total r~tr~"' I l~t~ ~vu ll'n "nJ<ly unu~ut1I pnv<Ky adults, no pets . 5290· OH BEACH 2 Qr, waterfront, fully re· ten~is, 'JX>ole, j"cur.:1:1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• I S49-40SO decorated, pvt deck. use s4oo/wk. Cal (114 ,._ _______ _ Yourrenldolhusaoeven month yearly. Nu Ceell .• rnd u>.uiv ~~~:~~~~ ot boat dock. boat slip 328·0l411 ; 673·'850 or ONE YEAR OLD furth er •••A terrific Agentll44-356l. ARECREATIONPA.RADISE.Twotennis cour1s. '!~~its:g:.,JkBt~'s:gg~: •Sl.tmmer&\V•rrterat xtta.$4SOmo.6'6-S945or write 20 SevUle Dr, maintenance crew, pro· ~R.AftentOOU. Swinurnngpoolplusun1qu'-'vollc~llpwol.Jacuul. 646-7310or673·0884 ooachle.ooauurul oo-7575 Sunrise C.C. Rancho '150 Sq.ft. lndustrlMl fessfflonahl managemendl 41 MorfthMJ COftyon S11nd volli>•"'all couft Mvun1c"n lod!)':! clubhouse *VI e w s or ocean ' Luxury Cond o. Nwpt Mirage, Ca. spoce ro~ lease. Located sta l al car es. 811 bdr b lh >""' I 2 Br apt. 7l9 W. Wil!)on CalaUnu&PalosVerdes Crest 2 Br,2bu. $475. Ph across· s t reet from frie ndly neighbors Very ~p:c10~. ·R~!!~~:: W1thfircpl.1cc.co11wrsdl10nf)11 b1llnrds.!Nfl1.s,1uno. Encl patio. S225. No •Larg!frivutedecks 645-4867&1·524-7731 R....tahto,._.. 4300 Koll /Jrvjne Ccntt-r. Nr Model& open tla1ly 10·1. bl ,. • ., 6888 1 , . pets. 646-1251 •lle"t Pool aun"s ••••••••••••••••••••••• oc ..... ~r( -..../-o Sorry, no one under 21 & c rent."'"'. HumJ to th~ goud lifl:! '"'d t 1c•1 r\'1<o•X .. .. ""..., • ....,,, ... • LAR •Assigned covr'd prl<g 3 BR, 2 full ba's, dshwshr, l-"ree Room, In Lul(ury IP IUDDL! no l?eis · Room ma le Large allrat"tl"1e b:tchelor FROM 5265 TO S355 GE 2 Br Apt. $WO mo. •Add1t1oruil lree parkang ws~r /dryr hook· ups frpl, Irvine home tor l:idy in 1t•"'•T-646..at I I servu:e available. Mon· apartmentSouthofHwy. lnclud1119H~al ~-~~~s SS7·B5Go or •Moidserv1ceava1I pat10,gar.$32Smo exchange tor lite _.."" lb·"' month •«"P' ooy. 67J.S1'6. flni~..,,1.-<>~ "''"'"" °"" """ • FU<rul""' °"'I 6'2-4"7 "°""'k•eplng. Call K••· ~~~~~~~~~~ OJ.kwoodGardenApts 2 Brl1"lBaTwnhse,rptc, r .!J \_;_!~ f..,,,l\.•,fi·•11nTv.,,U.11h ......._e ... BnU NOPf:TS 21RWATHFROHT 552-1222 ~~~ ••• ~~~~ 11,, blks rr beach & \ , lJllOAdM1~/\w,1nCost.1Mes.l. ~cau ~ OpenM F"9.30·S30 ArARTMEHTS SallO-S.Sunl2S Bulltins. £pie, crpts, Female roomalieto sbarel>e$perutelyneedZor 3 8r 880 Irvine lat 16th> stores. $3?5. 613·1102 .1cr~s from Or.my(<' Co.1~1 Coll~" h H t• gt dlll6. garage. $435. m y h o u • e n r hse abl S300 mo La&una (714)645·0550 b..-"''-''-'11H11rhor-'11dld1tv1ev. Bae elor $190 un IR Oft 3001FfNLEYAVE.NB 13th/Balboa. NB. $160 Bch·a-a.•"~,.7?o 2Br, I Ba S'lGO & S275 J COIS R"' "'LTY 167" ""19 "' .. '"' .. ~-v !:: ----- Macnab·lrvine ( 71 11 'YHI UOJ. NOW RENTING Adults, no pets Pacific /4. l;A mo+ 4'2 Utl .... v ...... J700 16th St (at Dover) (714 )642 8170 2 br, winter renta I S300 {213) 445·5!*63 or 1213) 447-9443 13JE.18lhSt. 7110ceanAvenue 675-6670 Male 25·35 <\Fsi red to -.•nat/ llf./\1.TYCO\ll'A'\Y CostaMtta 3824 1CostaMH a '3824 646-6SlG (710SJ61487 2 Br. frplt", l li bath, 2 share 3 BR Ilse ""'2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SO. OF HWY. CdM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All util pd, lrg lBr, pal. patios. encl sun porch & remales $122. 962·9740 lwsMs1 -------NEWPORT BEACH· 2 Bedroom rurn1s hed. Steps rrom beuch . $375/mo. Agt. 752·7315 g<:.%~~~~~~~~~kwl~~ COME HOME TO bltns, refrg. S190. Adlts. wu:!~~:i:cb!scu gar. Walk to bch. Comp! Resp. F share w;same. 2 OpporNMty 5005 ocean & main beat"h. no pets. 2013 Charle redecorated. Adults/no Br apt. Cm. '54·1151, x ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near all shopping . FOX HOLLOW VILLAGE 548·1517; 646·0112. 1 Br, S20S/mo pets. $375/mo yrly · 219. 7-lOPM Pn.sc11la •fUmlture& Plywd l'tf!g. $325/mo. CSl7) Nodeposlt. 1 yr old. ~548-4005 •Ladies Wear, lii·Clasal Su urity o-..u WoiYfod 3 BR. tse dble gar .. fplc. 847 3084 673 8956 Heed A ROOMMGt~7 •BOOKSTORE Belle Chase Lee644-6200 For qd'1i:dTftMllfh patio, bltns. $350/mo. --. or -· --Lge 2 Br. 2 Ba. near To Prorcss1onally Find •DRAPERY WKRM Call Agt 548·Jl68 101 Lge 2 BR 3·Plex, l'rpls, beach. Yrly. 652.2280 TILATRlGllTPERSON •RUG /UPHLCleaner FREE RENT. · in ex· Costa Mesa 38 24 change for hte hskpg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• shart> s m bc}I ~se & EASTSIDE28r2Ba.encl friendship. t' ·· 25·39. gar lndry l child OK no 1173·5040 days, 673·7493 pe~. $2?S. 642.343a ' eve. Soutft L09'1"a 3786 CASA VICTORIA •••• •• ••• ••• •• •• • •• •• • • I & 2 BR. uni or rum , gas 2 BR, 2 ba on the ocean & wtr pd. Adlls. no pets r tt.f\A Pool. rec rm, sec. i:ate. Live on your own private street in a 2 appt. d.rps, pvt patm. lndry rm, eves/wknds. * FURN!TURE Ref an bedroom townhouse with yard & large Dano Point 1826 children $260. 968·2691 Compact 2 le\'el single. ~f.-Clb.ru tLruMITID Contal.1.AgntSam c rane patio, wood burning fireplace & at· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hunff~Oft siso iocl~des util in «Xi''1~~~Kt,.,,• (714~170 M0-0608 tached garage. LOTS OF ROOM FOR Sparkling clean, sunny, 1 HarbOur 3842 HarbQr View Homes. c.>~hwo•...c\ LITTLE STORAGE ANO HOBBIES! Br. bltns. ga r, ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adlls.nopcts.640·0964or 832.-4134Slncc l97l Adull5. $375 view. S210rno. 493.72.:lt NEW 3 Br, 2 B11. <:ondo so· 642.7860· Garo9es for It...+ 4350 Lau~2!':! ~~~E~sta 62 1 W . Wilson, Cosio Mt-ta Ex. lge 2 br, 2 ba, frplc. to li'nnis, pool, J<ICUZl.l BEAUTIFUL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa location for only 642-4991 dressing rm. Adullli ... 1 $450. 9611 5700l•\'s. BAY FRONT Nwpt CM . BSA. nd lg gar $16,000. 26 washers and teenager. From S21l5 lnoine 3844 }etty view. 1 Sty. 2 br. 2 storage. donattdtsm ree, 10 dryers. For specific Gas & water pd. 496·7379. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. xlnt cond · ne~ cpts. Mr . Ham .111 o n d or terms. call 673..SSSO. bltns $650/mo 642-5200 Garman S•2·5193, 01t1o1rr10 .11\1UNro111N"f'. F\lm. S700., un urn JUVV. 52."i V1ctona. 642·8970 Total secunty. elevators. 3824 rec. fac1hlles 49'J.28J5 2 Br 1 ba, patio, enclosed Costa Mesa Costa Mesa ~824 PARK WEST APTS Agt.oreves $48-6646 646-1523 [ I Adult & family 11pls --bd ---~ l~~~il!ilJ from $245 Tennis health 3 large rm, 2 ba lower Office llefttd 4400 ' i"J: club, garden vu:~. ~ unit. New deco No pets ....................... ·;' i Parkv1ew Lane. Irvine S400 mo yearly. 2 blks to . • $230 / th ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·······················LI.. .~ .. _ h 38 .. 0 ~nh gara ge. mon . rur .. ..,°" DCOC .. Unfurnis~d S48·7S29. G iC)Gl'tiC 2 Br •••••••••••••••••• ••••• r~1s. llAY MEA DOWAPTS New 0 w n e r s 0 f •••••••••••••••••• • •• •• 2 BR, 1 ba, children & pets -,,.. _ _. 3802 Underpr1ced. Crpts. I br, gur, pool Gas & Beachwood Apts, 19132 ~ OK. nr: So. Cst. Plaza drps. stoves. pun fled water pd No kids, no Magnolia. II. B . offer a 2 Owned & manaticd by b<'h. Blk to bay & park. The Irvine Co .. 5S2 9200 _67_3·_2303 ______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call for appt. 979·1877 water, laundry, lawns. pets f'rom $220, 646·0073 br, 2 ba, 1000 sq. fl <212bdrm, 1'2 bath d S3 0 th Adult E-side 2 br, encl p\'t patio, cov'd garages. Brand new 3 Br 2 Ba. ~ecuri.ty apt w /pool. ConEos. ~".t~o . gar,palio.Llkenew.No Off street parking bltns fplc paneling lge Jacun1, A/C. dshwhr. WOODBRIDGE 2Bryearly.garage,wtor ves,. · pets. $250. 644-0878. Adults, no pets. 202C t · " r ·$125 559.1828 Adults only. No pets PINES APTS without boat dock. $325. SS b 8 I f\illerton Ave l blk E ol pa 10• ,.a · · $250. Call new Mgr at t. 2 & 3 bdrm units 673-2493 Coty. $1 . 1 r ·P ex. BEAUT 2b 2b I lk S f I --------Kids or s ingles .new r, a, 1\ Newport Blvd.lb o STUNNINGlge2Br2Ba. 962·1800 Des igned lrke ear y Back Bay 2 Br duplex. Be a c hco m ber, r ee. rm. dm rm .. £rplt". beam Bay. C. M. 642·8690 wtpaneled den, grdn apt. BY THE SEA ~al1 Corn1a bungalow:. rnt"d yard. 1 mi to UCI. 6312011, 547-2501 o ceil.,bllns,Jacuw,gar. . · Pool.$265710W.18thSt. From $270 115 S240mo.838-1082 (714) 879.1060 oceanvu642·7992 2 Br,2ba,prermatureor S40orrdepositw/ad. New 3 br deluxe tnhse. Pulestone.C>rchrs3·5:30 ---------- WESTCLIF r BLDG. , NEWPORl ilEACH Corn•, iw'~•t<.l11f [:,,,.,. tttd f••ne A•• ./Mr~ ./c __ ,........., ..;-;/v..-,/, .. __ ./x-........ ;/-...--"' ,._.. ......... r etired. No pets. no 201 l4thSt.S36·\718 wkdays,9-S 30wknds SanClen.flff 3876 StS5. neat t Br 6·plex. Lrg 2BR. beamed clngs. childrenS195.6425848 2 BR. IBA w/crpts, drps. 5520400 •••••••••••••••••••••••i---------- :.ngls OK. Beachcomber. sngl stry. no pets. S200. Casta Mesa 3824 bltns $265/mo. OPF.N 2 br, cpts .. pool. play yd.. OCEANFRONT Luxury 2 •l MO FREE RENT• Call Mr 11oward 645. €101 Fee. 631·2011: S47·2S01; 2049·D Wallace 646·8885 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAT &. SU N · 2 2 4 ~I pe t si:J6 ~J 8 A ' Loguna leach 3848 br den Crpl P''t steps to 1·2·3 Rm. omccs Crom 1!79·1060 •2Br, 1lia. upper Mesa Avocado. Mr. Lake or aware. · · •••··~~::~·~;~~··••• bch. ssSs499:2807 Sl25 per mo . Adj. Balboa lsloncl 3806 Verdt". Garage avail. ~llman. 752 1846· Heer Lc*e Park Airporter Hotel. No lease *Balboa Island* Rare fmd!! Two in one beauty salon & retail boutique; double licensed. Xlot location. 15 Year established cUentele. Call for addi· lional information: price S27,SOO Ad It 5235 N t RENTALS Bachelor, near ocean. req. 833.3223 111 noon ••••••••••••••••••••••• u s. 0 Pe s LARCE 2br ,2ba. $225. In· Deluxe 3 br, 2..., ba, atl. 2brtwnhseapt&2brhse $175 mo. Yearly. 332 En·--------- 4 BR., 3 ba., sundeck, 833·8974 rant & s m. pet ok. Call dbl gar .• patio, frplc · 171.3 w /frplc & gar age. Walk cino Ln. 492·2896 60< ,.ER s9 FT 11 s. /\Ill. F frplc., washer & dryer. Lg. 2 Br. 1 Ba, dshwshr, 642·6612forappt. Alabama, S36·346S or to bch. S mall pct · 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB Hi\1.1101\ ISi.A~() $625 Yearly. SlO"e, drps. new cpts • 536-1718 welcome. 547·~48. /\TIENTION. Hse-szd 2 ACT. "-"l·S032 • 673-6900 • • or 2 BR !louse, fncd. yd, lg. B 2 b h Id OK Cpts _, .. ________ _ WILLIAM WINTON paint thr"out. carport, EW B Ba r , a, c 1 · · ---------.. kitch. child, sm. pet ok. ff 3 r 2 . rec rm. · 2 BR, ocean view, rr-nlc, d bit blk to bch I SO I Westclff Dr. 1----------Real Estate 675.3331 rncd yd, .... r •· trash pd, BBQ c ·,. rps, ns, · .. ~ "' $260 mo 642-0857 etc. rm. • nr ity bea"'c, bltns, •-, blk to .,,,, w M · ~s5 CO_.E SHO .. C")'>C N h Id I HBHS $ ""' "~ . anposa. ~ . ha rrs r •....&.....-f' -L -· .. -3107 ..-mo o c i ren or Ha I + ' 350. bch. $435. 497·3976 Call c:•a 2575 Newport n nclal Ctr $13 00 -'""'-pelS.675:3436 LG.2br,nupamt,pool,nr 968-S700evs. ,,...,. · LeosiftcJOfik S $25,000. F .P . ,0 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• '·-01 n-ange Cou""''S Hbr. Shop'g. Adults. $21( OCE ....... VIEW Pres'1denlial Hls Condo. 2 "-II on St'teM.anapacger. Sudopwenr.opqpe•tsy. s~soorts '~-~ . Near ocean & bay Redecorated.. $185. Lge 1 '"" "" "'1 mo. Bob, 548-4661, Scott DELUXE 3 Br apt. rplc. IOAn ..., -. ...., v~ ..,.. 2BR .. sundeck.$325 br w/pool,walkloshops. mostbeoU11tuloportTnent 7'"·1925,orcall,.·"·1276 dshwshr,patio,TV>nl $.125 2 Bedroom, excelle nt br. l h ba, golf crs lot. (714)642-Mllext246 751-1741 "'~A eta In "' ....., ...... ~ I · t ocean view. Adults, no ---------Marshall Rlty 675-4 Mature adlts prer. No communui=. r x g mo.842·554l or847-5948 ocat1on, garage, min •-.--------• UNITED BUSINESS h Id 887 "'""""''·.-.. • ..... GE rr..&<TSIDE condition. Yearly lease pets. SlSO. mo Yr lse lst.1• INV"'.,,..,.MENTS c 1 ren, no pets. t ""'"'"'ti ""'' s .. eoms, II.Aft ~ last + $100. dep. Avail Ir.ct HIW aw.. """• GORGEOUS Monrovia. 548-7924 woterlolls,ond majesnc 2 BR. encl gar. nr new 2 Br, 2 ba ~unlington Bay $i50. call 49.a.8519. now. 842.~ Offices with ~ate 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E VIEW! 8&51' EASTSIDE Loca· treesFeorurtogpoots, S250. Adults 6<1S·7S54 condo.Qwet.Adults on ~ balhs.4SCenl5asq.ft.in· (acrossrromKonaLns) lo eves. ly. Pool & rec. ctr . S265. 8 San JIHM . • Suite 106, Costa Mesa Bayfront Apt., 1800 sq ft. lion 2 Br lift Ba. apt. fplc, .Jocurn.souno. blll rds. mo. 5S2·3280 · 3878 eluding ut11Utes. 300-600 UBI Open 7 days 3 BR. 2 BA. $6151 mo CJll panelmg. gar. pvt patio and excmng clUbhOUSe 1 br, upper. Fresh paint ~ Capistrc.o sq.ft. unus. • 673-5410 ~mo. 559· I~ wlltl socral events. Tennis, stove & rerng. Adults no SPANISH STYLE 1020 So Coesi Hwy 494·8519 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roy McCcrcle TRA YEL AGENCY Big Deal! SlOO Ut11 t>d Newadultwalt'rfrontapls gym.onovoleyt>onot pets.642·<1044aft 4pm ~a~c~·n:.s~~?;0~1~~~ch Mewportleach 3869 B~~~!h/.~[rii,~.02 RNftorl810Mewporl Pnme loc. Nets $6600. Near water. FC'e. Mam 1n Mesa Verde. Beauurul The VIiiage MOfe ol Deluxe 930 sq. fl. 2BR. c11>t'g & dbl encl gar . ....................... luds ok. Avail lsl. $285. Coata M.se 541·772J mo. 751 _374 ' Rentals.~5370 landscaping. Excep-9VtlfY1tlingyo1ireloolung 28A, P''l patio. bltns. $365. mo. Pet & children PARKHEWf'OllT 496-8895 . UNlTEDBUSINESS t1onallv nch antenors. lor.Fuml!Urelsovolloble. crpts. drps, rrplc. $245 OK. "'P"'RTM.,....TS ---------Peninsula · Spacious dlx t&.2 bdrm:r. from $275. mo. Adults. Avail. 1211. 536 •a ,,. "" ~ South LCICJll"a 3186 COM dJx suit.as from $150. INV~MENTS d I J B 2 B ,rplA One a~" '·-Bedroom Bkr. .1...,4 ,.._...__bay UtiJ m· cld A!C ample 525 M V--' D E up ex. r . a. '· Mesa Verde Villas, lS5S •N '"" 642·4000 beC Spm. 646· 1812 vn...,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • l esa ..,,ue r 3 pullos. rerng, 673-8l48. Mesd Verde Dnve East, Adult LMng. art 6. McKendry 3 Br , 2 b a. r r p I c • Luxury apartment living Lge, qwet. luxurious ex· pkg, Jamtor675·WOO (across from Kona Lns> ms-2306. Costa Mesa . (714 > Otficesopen9001o6.00. washer/dryer hook up. 011er lookang the water. cc. 2 br. 2 b~ iq~t. PrimeNewportloc-.,20r. Suite Ul6,CostaMesa 540-8871 Now rooling. EASTSIDE. Sep 2 Br 2 Ba, patio. $360. 894·6510 art 6. Enjoy S7SO.OOO health Elevator to scenic pnv. rices. 525 sq. ft. ea. 1250 UBI Open 7 days. 3l 22 adult unit w /encl gar. spa, 7 swimming pools. 7 bch. Party &game r.oom. Mo. each. Corona det Mer M gs A v ER DE area . $265. $48·2634 or 645·2767 2 Br, 2 Ba, bltns, enclosed lighted tennis courts plus lOtal sec. Perfect llvmg Lido Really 673-7300 PIZZA. ARCADE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Home atmosphere 2 & 3 patio, wshr tdryr, n o miles or bicycle trails. or wknd retreat ror t he ----------1 WOW! The besl 2 money ---------•I br deluxe apls. 546-1034 NICE I br. frpl, pool, pets, J child OK. near putting, shuUleboard. adventurous adult. $515. Prime location in Hunt· makers In 1 pkg. E·Z run. (Stl<:~.:~ CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br To"nhouse. frplc rool. tennis. cont1nent11I brt>akrast Some CK'can ~ Calllhna view . Cl~e to ~hopping & r1nl" ~ach 644-2611 3 RR. 2 h1t lnw~ unit f'rpk , "'untlC'ck with heautiful v1t!W s.:500 Yrly WILLlAM WIMTOM Real F&tate 67~3331 2 Br. bltns. frplc. pool. WHYMOT7 Sunken llving room Cathedral t"e1hng 2 bedrooms. I' 2 baths J\tt;iched garai:e Washer /dryer hook up f'\'l yard with patrn Adults. $375. mo. •'OX HOLLOW VILLAGE 621 W Wilson, C M 642·4991 or ~2·4226 Et herio Meso 2 11DROOM Also I lldnn Fe"' No ch11drco, no pets. Pool & Recreation ' 1959~An~~ p tlo. "iUndk $295. Adlt.s, l Rr, gar & encl. patio. no Pf"lS. Av111I upprox /\dults. Ref:c No pels. 1 2 I I 2 6 7 J l 4 l II S2~. Util pd 645·2240 cvcMwknds ----12 Br, l ba. 1 story. shag. • W?e Modern 3 br, 3 ha, drpei, patio. frpk, beam ~reat location. 412 Iris. ce1I., dshwhr . iiar. I $t75. yrly. 675·0993. Adults. $250. 2650 Elden. --S37·3l2S ' EXTRA 111. duplx. 2br. ---------1 • 2ba. ocean vu, burned Brand new 8 plex, 3 Br. 2 cetl'gs. frpl, 2 tar gar. Ba. ownrs unit, also t& 2 ' pvt bch pr\vl. $445, yrly. Br apts, no pets. (714) 675-3203 82'MM79 or 548-8077 2 BR Furn & Un!ur n . • 2 Bedroom. J bath. Mature Adults. No pets. rireplat"e. Very cha rm G<I. toe. 645-0632 rng $300 m onth, call 675-Z:Ul agent LOVEL V lg 3 br, newly ~~~~~!!!!!~~~~redecorated, Ideal loc. No pets. $24S. Mgr. at 979--2531. 2885 Mendoza. ......•.••. ft. apt A • \' • ok. no pets. S26S. mo. • 11 ~ • 3 BR. 2 Ba, patio. children : 1.,.:';0 ! 546-9080 or Me-8985 • ,OTTH\'? • ~ .. • • I •II If I• \Oii .tm11kl '1111•' .it .. •Ill .ill Url4kr Ill\' • t :. DAILY P'ILOT : ( C:hrl1tmei TrH • ~ . .. 1 •Our ('hn•lm:i~ !H'•' 1< 111 » t 11111 ~·.11 h 'I h111-.IJ~ lrtilll » • '·•1· I Hh thr11 lk1 lltlh. • • «un "'mun' till\\'• ,. •. U!\ \rn•. ¥. l"'lh • n..-\11111 ~. '"" 1u ' • 111..i.1 .... '\10111' \\. .. • • • 1 Jll 61l 16711 .... ," """ .. 1 ·~hrl•lln.rl \II \iM'I ltrf .. I •I!\()(\' 1t1fnrm1111•1n &r In it • 1•l•1" 1our ,.JI ,. L • • • • • • * flt ft • • • • • • ............. !! Ar~ )'OU t-onru~cd & won· denng how lo advertise your Chrlst m a~ gilt ltcm11? f"or an lncx pensive way lo ao. jU&l caH our Chrlstm11s Ad· Viser 11t 642 5611. adull'!, no pets. S230 mo. schls $250 mo. 546-3710 croquet. 1 and 2 bedroom mo. yrly. lse 499·2835 i n gt o n Be a c h o n $3000 + mo. net. Price 548·4757 or 646·3708 art SPM p I ans and 2 s l o r y .&-nf's F\I ished Brookhurst, 800 square right. Call quick. FOUR SEASONS APTS SUNNY Upstairs 2 BR townhou~es rrom$2S9.50 . .....-U~ ~ 3900 feet.Single, garden type /!J4. 751-3741 Spac1ous2brtwnhse,1'"1 l'"Ba .• w/frplc,balcony ', Electric kitchens . or s storeororrice.Goodex-.,. p ri v ate pa t 1 o s or •••••••• •••••• • •• • •••• • posure, sign age parking. Distr. WholelClle ba. pool, pvt patio, no encl. gar. Nr Civic Ctr balconies. carpetin~.1 THE EXCITING Call Mr. Plummer Xlnl Industrial Oisllibr. pets. $230, 735 Joann St. S270 mo. Bkr. 536·1484 drapenes. Subterranean P .41.M MESA APTS. 963-6767 P rotect ed prod. Net Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Mt1a 3824 Costa MHa 3824 parking with elevators. MINUTES TO NPT Ofc to share, in a boat yd., $4000. mo. 29% Down •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••• ••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Optional maid service RCH. Ba .,75 Jeaverage. Just north or fo'ashion Bach, l&.2 BR. on Newport Y· .,.. · 751-1741 -Adult Apartment Homes with a Winning Uf estyfe. Choose !tie best combfnOtion of superb recreation, premium location. and off ot the oppoi:mnents you desire to make your me complete. • A1r.condltionlng • Built-In App11'1nces • Private Patio rx Balcony leisure Uf e Alfroctions fnciude: • SWlmming Pool & Theropy Spa • Two Ughfed Tennis courts • Clubhouse Wlltl Arepface, Billlords, Gym, and Porty Kitchen //iF~ One and rwo Bedroom, Jr' One Bath, No lease ,._... IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~ From $230.00 faPk ~ Vill\iS 550 Paulorlno A.v•~ Costa Meso (7l4) 75t.e995 ""'.,_,, .,~ .......... ::.-:.Gl • Island at Jamboree and from $195. mo. 67J.6.540. UNlTED BUSINESS San Joaqwn Hills Road Adults,NoPets APPROX 800 sq fl, C·2 al JNV~MENTS Telephone (714 )644 1900 1.561 Mesa Or. l30 E 17th Sl., $2.50 mo. lS2S Mesa Verde Or E for rental information. (5 Blks East of Newport Doyle 548-otJ• (across Crom Kon a Lns) PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS l or 2 Bedrooms and Townhouses From $259.SO Open 9·6 Daily Spa Pools Tennis Across from 1-'iashlnn Island at Jamboree on San Joaquin Hills Road. 1714) 644-1900 OCEANFRONT 3 BR.2 ba. SSSO 2 BR. l ba. Vrly. $375 NEWPORT THRACE 3 BR. 2 ba condo S500 SEA WIMD CONDO 2 BR, den 2 ba $450 IA YHtOHT HOME 3BR. 2 ba. GOOO Mo yrly STU'S TO IEACH 3 OR. 2 ba. Unt $C2S associated llROKERS-RE AL TORS lOl~W lolb~o•l•JUI Blvd.) Suite 106, Costa Mesa :>iG-9860 S...110ffla$95/MO UBI Open7days. Downtown San Jua n VlLLA POMONA APTS Capistrano. Wtll s hare Hambwcpr Stand 1760 Pomo!'a /\ve. C.M ·. girl. 751424 Gross sis.ooo. mo. Lovely. qwct commum-Ma.ior Highway location. ty Htd pool , pvt gar., 1st Class C>rt, Superior South County beach adults only, no pets. Ave, C.M . $100 mn, town. Free stand ing 1-'urn bach $195. mo. Davis-Brown Co. 646-188.4 building, loads of park· fUrn 1 br $225. mo. Un· ing. No major con'lpell· rum 1 br $195. Unrurn 2 DB.UXE OFFICES lion. Easy 29% down. br $213. mo. Ready on or Comml & ln,sll spaces, Agt. 837-4200 before Nov. 30. Phone 200 to 2000 aq. ll As low1---------- 642-20tS, hrs 9 to 6. as JS< sq. Cl. Jlag N lguel & Nursery jRetall Rooms 4000 Mission Viejo ureas. 12,ooo .sq. h. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·1r~J'Jt~~cJ·D· Frwy. Newport Beach location. Seeping nns $60·SlOS mo. ---------grossed over $100,000. ln All .u., wk. Share kit/· ..._.1 1.....;.ol 4450 '75.bulotherbusinessin-..,., .,... terests caused decline in bath. Shown Mon-Sal •••:i•••••••~•·•••••••• '76. SacrHlce for only .. only ... ~»II aft tpm. LAGUM•llACH $'7,000. down. plus stock. Refs req d. 556-0058 or Village F~lre Com · Agt.837-4200 548·Si5" mer ical Slops /Offl ce•---------- nOOMS $2.S wk up with space. Le i a Ing rrom Coclrtail/DlftMto HM kitchen. s.co.oo wk up $390/mo. Ample parking· ONLY $19,000. On pyl'nt npl!l.S48·97SSor645·3967 nextloPottd'}'Shaclc. Owner l eaving tor Europe &: must sell ? 3000 sq. ft. aoned M 1 In Loc1tcd in heart of busi· L a g u n a C a n yo n . ness du1lrict. Seats 260. Establlshrd locet1on . Low rent. 14 Year lease. Wrk~ fem. Christian. kit prvl'g, steps to bch. N.B. $150. 675·1706, 64$-2223 SlSSO/mo. SllS.000 full price. Agt. Room w /kitchen prh ·gs. Cwy II Co""_.., 83'H200 i---------1 Call before 12 noon. CM 1l04 So.('oaat .Hwy. 1--------- •DB.UXE-area. 645-'1920 LAOUNl BEACH rt....a. ..... WM Eutblutr 3 br. 2 ba. G.tsttto.. 4150 4974457 N~'TSSUOO. MPO. Lease. lnel. apac master ••••••••••••••••••••••·•----------• Major Mbalo11 VleJo suite, din rm & dbl Loving care. 2.f hrs. • TOr * 1hopplng center, all garage . Auto door balanced diets. Pvt * L<>CATIOM * equipment brand new. opener avail Pool & room palios.544-:1833 Succeuful retail o r Croes ls growing steadl· recreatton area. Adult.s ---·--------1 service IOdltlon 011 E. ly, but ~ 1,artners can't onl)'. No pets. VoccrtiOft R..tol1 4250 17th Street In Costa ::firce. er ms. All. 865 Amigos Way • •• •••••••• •••• ••••••••, Mesa. -4200 • Managed by 810 BEAR LAKEFRONT • 1800Squ.re feet ,. Manuf'aeluril\l·Weldhlg Granada Mgmt Co. Qi bins. C714)866·7701 ~ 2 Auto b•~ M11ch!nJng-F'abricatlnf Nwprt Shrs, 2 br, 2 ba. 494.9727 or M9·S173 *On-site wklng Nets 25,000. yr. Active s:us mo., lse. 833·8190. • Excellenhxpollurc shop. Asi. Sam Crane. Ru l h . 6 4 6 . g 4 7 3 t.AKE Tahoe-Inclin e •1ArgesiC1'area 645-4170 evcs/wknd:c VUI., 2 br, 2 ba. comp. REALONO.,lCS, Corp. BE•'_..,.,,., "N ---------• furn d., trpl. TV, Sauna .Brokers 67s.6700 "v • • ~ NEWPORT SHOR l::S & jacun l. Thanksgivlng 5 Station.,. On Fairview, l~ blks. to O('Hn. Super & other prlm~ . limes Older houle; l\s ill, 700aq . Santa Alla. srooo. com· 2 br. duplex. Ownr. (714) avail. Wk.nd., Wkly " tL $250 mo; No lease al plete. AO,. Saro Cran.e, 870-~ moothlyrates. IM'7-4658 2528Newport8lvd. CM. MM1'10 • ' • I r Frld!Y. Novembel ie. 1976 DAil. Y PILOT 8 J I Add it .•. 8u1ld it ... 01a r lt. •. Hammer It ... Carpel SERVICE it ... Cement it...Wire 1&...Hoe it...Clean it ... Move it...Press IL.Paull 1t. .• Nail it. .. Plaster it ... Fix it ... DIRECTORY ........ .,_, c..,.....,. ' C.,.tS..lce G.• I I ~ tt•a_,, P-.....Jl'•rillC) P ..... /P ...... t ••W-•.,. ............................................... ······················· ................••.............•.........•...............•..............................•............•.....•............•...•.••.•••.••.•. APl"UANC!!REPAlR ptclaUnnl( ltl laree" HOUDAYSPEClAt. ExprdJlawUanaatdener. ProlesaonaJ c~tclun F'rM t Sh.&mpltOOR,Ulc, , .. Y ... c..tM £.XPERTP&!nbna.lat.rei CANOPYTVSYCCO. $1o--&ttvt~Call 1ml rflflOdebf\g, al&.er:s-Shampoo or S t eam Yd deanup1. tnmming, ln!J. also floor cue & blocltwalts. brick, plan-AvrtExtrl.Sly$)4$ El:tr. n-ee ut, Gu•r. LSl~t.eSttvlce (T10SC9-2AZZ lions, & reiuurs. Svs Cleaned. Z Rms. HaJI or prunl na. Lt Haul'i window care . Dutch t.crs Quality work at tt· Z·St>'$46SllnuSUrm w~Mz..029:S atFalrPrlce.t9eO-l&33 calls Pal~mbo Const . batb SlS.95. 541·~7 & ~. Maintenance Service as prica . .Bob 7»1354. Prices lncl mtr'l/labor ......,. /It.,.... ..,,_,.,...., Mb-BBB. F ul service, $3'7-7396 Ca..._11 •. So E S3'7·l~ 960-3953 Guar. inard. free est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • all wk 1uar 963-8314 ""' ero "' n.s. xpr Ted sn 7900 S.SZ.0134 OUkl care. l''enced yard Ca tsedor • 1ardencr. Pr ests, re. HOUSECLEANING Is Mo•illcJ . or PA'ICH PLASTERlNG ERAMlC Tlle. New or Day1 or eves. Wiison. FINISH. REM_ OD EL & ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaonable. 646·41154 art Our 8 us In ess. Ca 11 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• INTERIOR/gXTERlOR ••ALL TYPES•• rmdl. Ji')-est. 1ml jobs Victoria school area Rpr. Small Jobi OK . L£.EM.JARVJS 4pm. J11.nice 's Racgedy Anna A·l MOVlNG. Top quall-.Acouatlcal ~ll'gs 2S n• t)'eeEst 540-Cl25 weko~S38-M2illafts 5&1508 I Reu.m-0379 MdillOns&Remodeling WEEDING-CLEANUPS al675-MS3 ty. Destpric:e,25ynexp. exper.'9H308a1\.IPM VERYNEATPA1CH ,...Set-Ylq Wtn crptf Seor<rke 9112·~73 Lu: 317856 •Complete Mat.ntenance Reliable Christian lady No bttt~r service or PalnUna. l11l /Ext. Rea1, JOBS &TEXTURE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••····••••••••••••••••••••• BobScarcilaConcret.e lnc Freeest 642-9907 wishestocleanbomcfor ~~P~~e1:::iywdh:J;· dependable. Free •at. FreeEllt. 193-1439Re1novals, t rlmmln~. Mchitectural & Struc-· in~~~l1)~ S~~·g~lc~~::;· General ~ncret~work. Gfocl.) work'g person Ol' cpl Anyt.&meSal/&in.' . Ca11Jay64$-796$ ft91... ~lnl, fr .. est. 1..lc: ~ lural Plans. Remodel & " Commerc1al·Res1denthal ••••••••••••••••••••••• Days. 540·6646. E ves. 1 ti.Ext P lnU A •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• lly ln.9u~. 842-21824 or New Cons trurt1on. wht ca rpts . 1 o min 498-0059 Lk220941 Ski d d k $$7--4029. P~/Pape"'"i n ia DI. ve rm 10 3 olf fad Plu blnl l~'-Cle-'-' Res id /Comm 'li lnditrl blench. Clcun hv rm. din ploa er, ump true , . ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3S., all prices Incl paint. w 1 ·k bm... • -r--...... r -.. rm & ball SlS. Avg rm Bedrlcal haulln&. tree wk, grad. L-.dlcGf*MJ . Free est. 64-319' WU svs, ek a, a w.rm •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• &40-'1020 $7 50 couch SIO t·halr ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• inc. domolitlon,etc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pacnt·Repair.3.s yrs In encl. Reas.832-MG8 DAVENPORT 4'CRAJR c:.pe..ttr G~a~ ellm pet O<lor. Crpt Electrical Service CalJs. 751·3930 Expr 'd Lllndscapers. areaT, wkordkm atnsfhlp f?xprt Palnuc·ng & Paper· PLUMBER Repair re ProreHlonuttycleaned I I" Do $13 Li C1031S'"Z Call S .... _ ... I · J t II & guar a ea v»n ·0 my 1 n g • u IS l 0 m • • · tor-"' Pb·""""•1"'" ....................... repar . .,yrsexpr. . c .... "=#ng pnwi.ers. n..sa .re· exper.536-7056. work+mat.ertal&,25yrs pipe, installation ....,. ·-"" ••CeorgePllmer &Sons work myselr. Refs 842-8233 ••••••••••••••••••••••• paJrk Concrete & bnck ex pr, r e f e r e oces. services. G. Gidley, WlndDwC~ Adds/ Rmdl/Paant/ Plans S3l 0101. foetlcJncJ YOU HAVE IT READY wor · 64.S-7978 Malone PETERS PAINTING Richard 960-l36J 64-931S ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• Srnljobs·Lic'dSS?-8}32 rpet Man wlll tay youn ....................... 1'1.LHAULJT AWAY Mas• r Ex(~uGas. ~~~ree Need k' b bd Clear View Window ,..~NORHOML'RL~PA IR or mine. Repairs & Ch"';"Link.UnitedFence TlMS48~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• es· ene · . your ale ~n. rm. Waahio .. & Houseclean- "" "' "' cleamng too' Guar work ....... .., lSft i"0 talled PETERS PAINTlNC 11 v r .11'! P.8 1 n t e d ? loo&cJ in ". 0 Q u a I w r k • Carpentry. Plum bang & lb Fr l ..... ... . ~ Firepl:ices·Planter~ . SpeciaUz.mg Ul aml job$. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .,,.., ....... 873 5130 CeramicTileS40.5S60 a 1ggarsavangs. es Freewalk gafeSS7·1502 ....................... Bn ckConcretePatio Exprd reas. rale&. free Harry•92-l0'73eves R 1 ,,_ C ltwtr,,,._. ...... or · Try a Da i ly Pilo Class1f1ed Ad lo buy, ~el or rent something. 64S-3646 • • BloclcWalls BBQPtts est.CallGeneS52·0458 · e pa ra"' ompo eves4cwlmds. 1be fastest dtaw m the Want a REALLY CLEAN Ref, F.sts 646•0464 . Have something you want Sblngl~s; lnspe~tlona. . llave something to :;ell"' West ... a Daily Palol HOUSE'! Call Gingham Find what you wa nt an lo sell-> Classified ads do lnsrd/Uc d. Lo pnces, fr SELL idle items with a Class1f1ed ads do 1l well. _9assifted Ad. 642·5678. Girl. Free ests, 64S·5l23 Want ad results 642·5678 Daily Pilot Classtfteds. it well. 642·S678. esl. 8»S020 & or S41·5930 Dally Pilot Classified Ad. Business . SOOS Lost&f.ound 5300 Lost&f'CMlftd 530 SocialCWtt 5400 HelpW..tecl 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 HelpWantfll 7100 HefpW..ted 7100HetpW.nd 7100 ()pportunity •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST male orange cat FOUND: Poodle male. BORED? COLLEGE Deliverymenforhomede· Hostess. rull time. Apply PEOPLE PERSON WotMftS Sportswear w/flea collar. Bushard & gray in vie of Dana DATE you can relate to. IOAT liv. LA Times. in person 11·12 & J::30-3. Mllllkal htt"-nh Exec needs p/llme as- Sucessrut. profitable Adamsarea 963·1408. Point.Call493·2440. Send $3.50 registration CARPEMTRS CallS41H740. Harry 's N.Y. ~ar & Mfgneedstralnees &ex· soc.lnwhslesupply.Ful· business 1n downtown fee lo R. Rowell. 177 F Are you a boal carpenter Grill, 4248 Martingale per workers for wood ly cap1talized. 673·2223. Laguna lie a ch. Be s t Lost. brown fem spayed FOUND: Male, 6 month Riverside Ave. NH. 92663 mterested in working for Delivery man ror early Way, N.B. Nr. O.C. s hop. Call S45·72SSr..;_..;... ______ _ names in swimwear & Doxie mix. Vic. CdM old puppy, CdM area. the manufacturer of the mom'g L.A. Times home Airport. 1_<7_am_·_l_la_m_l _____ , sport.swear. Owner retir· a_re~; Lie. 003316, "Bur. Call lo identify. 494-828S ; &u~ & world •8 tiniest sailboats? deli ver y route. Must NURSE ing. $19,000 + inventory nlo . 646-5961 640-7372. ,,..,_..loft Westsail Corp., maker of have eccon car. Adults HOUSECLE_ANER Want· ..... LV at cost. ""OUND M , h •••••• .... ••••••••••••••• this excellent craft is only. 2'1'.i hrs day. No ed for maintenance co. Rn or M AJewE'L'L a~soc inc bkr L~quna Beach 494-6!>9'1 ,. en s wa le . FOUND.: Female cal , <~hoof & t' 1: soli"i'ti'ng no "Ollectin" Exper. nee. S46-0'766. Charge Nurse 3·11 Xlnt "B II W · ht " S h T bb · -. I now accep mg app 1ca-~ · ~ ... · · I ng . eas ore gray a y._ cinnamon I ..___., 7005 . f k'll cl bo Westminster/H.B. area. pay. XJ ntbenerils. area. 64S-7i67 ears. Bal Penm. 642·7619 m..-~nott ~~~ ro~ s 1 el al 6J8.o126 Hskpr. Mature woman for Park LldoConv. Center ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ............ nters w tat east 2 · occas ruu dy babysitting 8 F_OUND wht /upr1c_ot~:ll/2lLrg.graylng MEN WOMEN yrswoodw~rkingexper. DELTACO &hskpn'g. Ref's req'd. Newport ch 642'8044 C--=~-. 1 , C o c k a p o o v 1 c haired cal weanng plaid TRAIN FOR lD t.he boating mdu:;lry. N---' ..,. h 1 1 731·2402. NlJRSES UWQMK'MftCJ O us. Newporl /C .M . Call collar w/10 tag. Fam for full-time or piece ~s .... ilc enl ep lVH'slrRM's Ov~rSOOacttveloeul bus. 631.08438n 6pm. has moved out or ~tale. IARTEHDIMG work employm ent. If P /tame positions avn11. HOUSEKEEPER, for , bstmgs. Please CJll or -Children heartbroken TWOWEEKCLASS you're an uncompromis Day help. $2 .50 hr. small exclusive Motel In E~per pref d . 3 l~ 11 slop hy for free info. All Found Labrador 960-lW2. NATION-WIDE JOB ing craftsman who gives 631 -1831 1720 Superior Laguna Beach. s day shift. F/tim.e or P/tsme. categories & type!>. w~ Balboa Island 673-t398 PLACEMENT only the bt!st uf h1mseU Ave. CM week incl wknds.•94-8521 Good sta~hng pattern. guaranteetopleaseyou. Lost: Blk Cocker male. ASSISTANCE to the job, apply to the DENTAL A t 0 th Xlntbeoofits. 751-3741 FOUND : Sm l dark Red collar. Placer Co G-OODJOB Security Gu ard, 275 Ch . d is:!r·dc{ 1° HOUSEWIVES P..t&UdoCoa•Ctr PHONE SALES Phone Soles people. "'8le or female, 16 t.o 65 years of age. Guaranteed wages or com missions. 250 East 17th Street, Suite 0 , C06ta Mesa, between 5 :00 & 8:30 p.m. 646·4223. Equal Opportunity Employer UNITED BUSINF.SS Coe k a poo. f em a I e tags Reward. 963·Sl4Sor OPPORTUNITIES McCormick Ave, Costa p a}rstR~A x 4~ On ;· P/time jobs .. flexible CALL"2"8(M4 INVESTM~NTS Orange & Old Newport, 847-8553. AMElllCAH Mesa. Nr~ ·54 Hr 00.2626 ay · hrs. while kids are In PLUMIU. llEPAIR tS2S Mesa Verde Dr E CM. 646·~ LOST d s all fem I A RT E H D E R S · · school Apply. De.I Taco. HUllSES AIDES F /time. s Years min ex· (across fromKon:i Lns) FOUND· Irish Selle r Shih·Ti~~·wh~ & brn. SCHOOL IOAT OENTALASSIST 2S252 La Paz Rd, Lag ~~t".!iU·t~:rnr·J!~~·:e per.Call531M4S2. Suite l06, Costa Mesa Male, H~tg Bch. area. To Gold collar & gold leash. 1104 f;. 17th St .. SI\ Busy· happy ofc. Xlnt hrs Hills. persons. Jntervws Mon· P It Sales, ~0.$70 wk up. UBI Open?dayi.. idcnllfy, 842-6288 aft Vic Harbor & Hamilton, 8J.H960 MANUFACTURER & be.nelits Dental ~s· INFANT C ARE. M y Fri 8am·4pm, Mesa Men, ladies, students. JR DEPT 3/Evs. CM. 11-23. Ile.ward. SchoolsCoastToCoast Cabinet 'Assemblers. sisln g course prefrd home.EIToro.Rers req Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 Eves/Sat. 5S4·785 l, OUTL.ET STORE 631-167'1. some exper. req'd Xlnt Exper nol nee. Applicant S86·7l&? Center St. C.M. 839-7m6. • F O U N 0 F e m . Jobs WC!llhd. 7075 co benefits. Apply Mon must be qwck, well or· ---------1..:..--------ldeal for couple Nets Australian Shep m1 x.LOSTdogOcll8nrTuslin ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll129,JensenManne200 ganited. hard work1n1:. Sl~ p/mo. Sll.oc:>° full whtl<' eye CdM area. Ave. Shaggy, med size, Mother's Helpers for The A Kalmus. Cos~a Mesa. thorough. happy & eic· pnce. Some terms. M.'l 497·2771evs blk/gray w wht cheM lloltdays . couples EquaJOpporEmployer lremely slf confident _S8m Cranc.G4S·417o_ . beige feel Heward rleun1ng. Free est MS·49S8 day, 768·7S29. JAMITOlllAL P /time, F /time. Exper'd adults only Local. Eves. Top wages. 979·3923. Nw-ses Aide, part time.•--------• Vaned shifts. $3.00 per Real Dilate hr. 494·S835, 494·1151 room 219. ~--------~,.O UN D : Yng pa rl 645-6310. Cle:ming w,c:irc. Paula BoatManufadurinCJ !illl-7884 eve!t. GR"'-.. TMOM&POP Hhodec;1an K1dAcbaek. &D ~1 63109l3 Co seekin g Boat As-------KITCH,.,... .. <SIST PARKING ATTEN ~ malt• S La>:una,493·2.JSS I.OSTdog.smullbrn ar ... · · · se~bler wiwood work DENTAL HIGENIST. r;n,_ · DANT.$2.SOper hr oa; Beer & wme orr _~:ii \' to 1dent1fy Schnauzer /poodle mix. Available Nov. 27th. prac ex p er. EI e cl r i ea I part ~1me. 2 days PIWk ~:~ldw!/l~7'f m;°01~: &/or nlles ror parties in BROKER SERVICES slor~. Full fixlUres '" . -.. Reward,64S·7899. heal nurse hvc in. Call Installers. Plumbing llunt g Bch ff.<)8.442..'> was her Xlnl benefits. Dec & New Years Eve eluding near new U<1ta ,.ound Olk fem l oy f'oo· 846•2289 • 1 all r E 'd ---Need a professional who has owned or managed lurge residential resale office with a successful background or recruit· ing, trainjng and manas:· Ing people. Must be able to communicate with broker /owners. E•cellent salary, ex penses, car allowance, medi cal /d ental In s u r ance. Dynamic growth potential with a solid based firm, na· tiona..l li> scope. terminal 300 c;.11,h re die rnii<. wht chin & Lost-Bl~Lab. male. llyrs --G~f~oat \:~chu;.pgip DENTALRECF.M' Apply in person, Beverly _640-__ 74_33_. _____ _ ~1ster.7 drwalkmcold lhroal. Sml wht male old. Vic Brookhurst &HetpWanted 7100 perMarineCorp 1919 E Some ~xper. Laguna Manor. 340 Victori a, Par t time Bkkeeper, box. Reduced lo SlO.OOO poodle, apncot ears & Adams, H .B. 962·4564 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 0 ·d tal SA • · lkh. 494.7522 C.M · Costa Mesa cabinet shop. and lerms to suit. (.;all back._ Sprtnj!dale & AAAAAAAAAAAAA AA cc1 en • . EXEC. SECRl::TARY for Landscaping malnt. Need .S40-551S CUrt. Westministcr.894·6054 Ls~~~~u~~r~gf!~.g:.V JOIHOTLIHE Book~eeper/Typ_1st for in vestment co. In exper. man 18·2S. Must --------- PETE BARRETT 1-~0UNO Pf'geon approx 2 Reward. 962·0048 EXCITING Public Acct_ s office. Ac· Fashion Island. Must have refs. $.1hr . starting. PART· TIME -REAl:TY-wVk1sc agBoa. lgb.ogarayl,stlaamned. p---'s 5350 OfNflowc:eAl'voaislitabiOftle 5 curacy ~ mm. 3 years eic -have 4 yrs exper .. lype Call 751·2399 betw. S·6pm OPl'ORTUMITY ~ per. req d. 642-8636. 65-70 wpm. sh 80·90 wpm. In production depl. Hrs 673-4077 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CallS.56-8505 Apply. TMl 369 San LOOKIH~fOR Mon noon-4pm & 8pm· , -. Drinking problem? Control Career IOOICKEEPER Miguel Dr. Suite 200, A FUTURE? Sam. Tues 5pm-4am. No ~~ FOUND: Dachs hund. vie Call Alcohol Helpllne Employment Agency General bkkpng duties. N. B. Major corp, needs a few exper. nee. Will lrain. 642-5200 AFfo'ILIATt-: Magnolia/Talbert F V. 24 hrs a day 835·3830 Typing r eq 'd. Prefer good people to train in Apply. Pennysaver, l · Oppty lo own a Branch 8473064 .AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA. automobile exper . Call EXECUTIVE managemenlpos.inare· PlaeenllaAve.C.M. orrice or a 1>U<'<"l'"ru1 fOUNO. blkiwhl male AIORTIOM BANANA NOSE, please OlaMe at Bauer Mot.ors. SECRETARY tail noor. wall & paint .;in ule" or"a n Ila lion, Counseling & Referral caU Meme. We love ya. Costa Mesa. 979-2500. Im med. 0 ,_n1·ng. Good business. Good money, ... "' rupp). Tllurs Vt<:. Bear .. -;ire.is a\a1l lhroul So & Sunflower. S.A Preg.test-avail.wknds ACCOUNTANT/ skills. Abtllty to work on xlnt future. fantastic Oal Call !'>16 42'ili 24 Hr Helpline 547-9495 TAX PREPARER BOYS AND GIRLS own essential. Laguna benefits. To succeed VIDEOVlEW PREGNANT?. Expenenced. 752.1801 Niguel area. 831-0681. must have ambition & (7 t 4) 997 5400 Found hllc & wht fluff)' for Daily Pilot routes in c.'Ommon sense. Call for ----_ · mull. vi"' ,Npt i\vc in Caring confide ntial Arc h Beach area or appt Color Tile 6451127 .. counseling & referral. ASSEMBLERS Laguna Beach. Must be · · · '"~-ity so Is r~-~~'.n <.:all 7Jl-184\I Aft Abortion, adoption & al least 10 years old. FOOD ORDER Monday betwn 9am ·9pm. -rr-· ·-· keeping. foul n... Phone 642·4321. aslt for M ....... TECH ••••••••••••••••••••••• APCARE 547-2563 Xlnl opportunity in Mis· Circulallon. l<"SfMBLY "' "1 • • -------Loo;t M1n1alure blk ----------1 s1on VieJ·o Industrial IW Ma intain a nd Tool female C«kapoo. 11 21. "'·II T' V E · t •~oo 000 R · -~ *SHARON'S* Complex. Mu st have IOYSAHD GIRLS ,. .. · 1me acuum quapmen . -, e--r~ vie Npt Crest. 548-5192 y M th b" · .,.-d manual dext"rity In sml MIS' si'on vi·eJ·o . E l Toro APPL us ave mac i.nmg ex· f'or Bu-.meso; \rntur" eves or833 7~4 ays. OUTCALL MASSAGE "' •-b · d t d components. Familiarity area. Earn your own FAR WEST SERVICES per .,. as1c un ers an · St>oo.uoo ll 1-. TURN to: 0 LO 'T " 0 _ d ._. 499 l22A i 6 2 R Id A 1ng of electronics To rLUS LI t'l-:TIM 1-; 1u;,\ L !:; : .:>l. ocrnar r_ • us ng microscope very money selling subscnp· l 7 eyno s ve · fo:STATt-: JNl'OME s mo o l~ co.:il . v 1c helpful. Gd benefits, tionsafterschool.For in· lrvmc work with minimum r RIMI--: COLLATl-:RAt. Baka i 1' a1n tew CM. EXOTIC GIRLS salary commensurate formation. call 830·0913 Equal Oppor Employer supervision. Must be self "UALIFl~:n prinr ipal:-. ~7758 Ma.ssage &Modehng w /expr. Call Carol s tarter. Salary from "' Outeall 0nly542·3169 581·3630forappt. Business man seeks part $600 /mo, based on only 7590077. Found Group or men's ----------1 -----~----lime associate. Earn GAR DENER w /ex p . ab!Uty. " - - - - - -clothes near S . Coast "THE EXPERIENCE" ASST MGR TRNE $500 per mo. 645·1182 needed for the Laguna Newport Thin Film Lab . ...... ~ytoL--50 25 f'.!:am. 751 ·0413 after Adult motel. Closed Apply Del Taco La"una Lido Apls, full lime. 549-0620SantaAna __, ..,.... ., ...,., rm·uil TV. For Reserva· Hrns. day shirt. 25252 La Business Man R. E ., 499·2835 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llons.S4897SS Paz Rd. needs daily touc h of ----------• ht.2nd &lrdT.D.'' lA!.l fluffy ~rt'Y cat. housekeeping.hour orsoGardcnerfor apt complex c.Oi\:..S/\VAll.AIH.,.: neuleretl male. white •rALMREADER • Automotive in exchange for free Ii\'· s•.; days wk. $600 mo. Credit not im!J()rl.tnl pa""~ & underhdly. flea Past, present &. future. New Detail Shop needs ing. If service answers, 645-3381, 837·9Sl7 t?3-~lirnkl't rollar w/bell Name Uc213161M·l3SOl\'9'19272 help. le ave message for . 'Corona . SlOO Reward " Top wages paid. Engine _w_al_ter_._768_-8890 _____ General Off1ce·Clerk Mort T t fin 4!lffi 499 3140 Typist. p/lJme. aftns. II ~'-nn . -p Q BOXES Steamers, eng painters. arll4l Reply lo Classified o.idS SOJ5 • • bulCers & polJshers. up I RIV 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t~"'T Large Male blk & For R-t hols tery s ha mpooer s, CA D ER ad no. 771 c/o Daily Pilot Ian (~<'rman Shepherd '"" check out. pick-up & de· Menor Women PCT Box 1S60, Cosla LOANS 9% '"'ufo' vie M;ignolu1 & 631-0727 lJvery Apply at Mustbe25or over Mesa,Ca92626 W ;ir n c r . Jl EWARD 20S9 llarbor Bl, CM Apply In Person d R Ai.so2MITO l.ooni 846·5-132 ---------• Yrllow Cab GIRL Fri ay/ ecept. P'~lratTernu slnC"c l!W) . OVERWEIGHT'!' 645·1030 11251SlaterAvenue Typing. lite bkkpng, Ex e_....._ ~ Co I.OST Miniature wht Guaranlced 10-29 lbs, 30 ·--------• per'd. Send re5umc l ~ .... '7' • iihauy poodle. Big C.t· d~ys. Lose acrumulatcd __ F_o_u_n_la_i_n_V_a_ll_e.:..y__ Classified ad no. 770 c I 64~2171 545-061 1 nyon urea. Please nil fal & inc he s, r:ap1d AVON CAILETY Daily PilOl, PO Box 1560 MA.RIME B.ECTROMICS IMSTAUH Westsait Corp. is looking for a highly skilled marine electronics in· slaller lo work on the most beautiful sailboats made. Must have at leasl 2 yrs exper. in this field. Please a pply, t o the Security Guard at 215 McCormkk Ave. Costa Mesa or call 549·9711, exl 4'1 for more information. -5 .. vES_S__ 64-&-4383 tightening or skin. in 1 .... 5T .. L•ll!Bs Costa Mesa.Ca9262S "'" creased energy. Sare. " "' Od;ft Prlv3t~p11rtyw11lbuy 1-'0llN L> -;mall blk cat nutrious. No drugs. $2G. Chrl1tma1EaminCJS Apply in person. Storer GUARDS MAS$EUSE your2ndT06f2lS1:1 w tfl e;i «;<1llH . Mesa 673'8370 a.glnMow QlbleTV.27402Camino CostaMna (13-28)forlegitimatefu1J V c rd e on Sa mo r . For VOM Capistrano, Ste 107, Lag l i rn e po s Ilion i n I st & 2nd Loan1 545-3995. Greyhound bus ticket to A Niguel. Permanent. Fu 11 & port· Massage. No exp. nee. rrvmc Pacific "'man<'ial Butralo. N. Y., or any REPRESENTATIVES time. Phone & transp re· We train. Call 752-9561 Company.6408292 f'OUND lgc gray short point enroulc, one way Bet1t time tn e5tablish CARPET CLEA.HER q'd. Retired welcome. 124hrs>. 2112 Harbor , --------hair cat , wht nest collar Call 96&-1378. customers. Interested? Needed tmmedialely. Call 546·0274, ore hra l0·2. c .M. 2930 w. P aclllc 1-~ARN 10'1n on local TD's. & rro collar rem. Alla Call S40·704l or Zenith Call 640·2700 CI08ed Wed. N Re:i:;L HARD11is~2866 _Vl!!ll!_ area. l .. R. 494·4046. *KAREN'S * '1·1359. CAR WASH MGR. HAIRSTYLIST ~;::~:~:~ANT 1-~oUND male Lab mix. OUTCALLMASSAGE l mmed. employment Apply Unlvenity Park HB ph.yalclan. R eply ~rm/ V I c G a r r i c I d & 6PM·2AM 838-1780 BABYSITTER who can avail for full ser vice car Coiffures, 18052 Culver Classified Ad. #IOl Dally l'ef"'IOMlfs/ De4awareJ847·3020 alt 5 -' I h Io v e 9 m ont h o Id • wash manager. Must be Dr. lrvlne. 552·8080. PUot, PO Box 1S60 Cosl• Lott Ir Foeiuld Chnstian Cir_. teac er, Mature, relioble. m y d . FOUND small Beagle. wll!'ts Christian guy t.o home 2i,; days a week. e•per' an all phases of HAMDYMAM Mesa, Ca . 92626 ••••••••••••••••••••••• male. Vic Culver &Cam· bri ghte n up hoHday Westmin1ter I Bois a car wash mgmt. Top sal PfTIME·Prefer Retiree . MEDICAL ~••Rh 51 0 pus. lrvmc.SSHt05 ~!Yt~:....Athlctlc type. Chica."""""-"A. +bonus + comm. For Need conscientlo•"• han· •••• ••••• ••• •• •• • •• ••• .,.,,.,.. OoH _ .... ......., interview call 644~. -TECHNOLOGIST Or Cou d Found Mnle Ynrk1e lln· dym11n w /landscapinA ange . nt1cs most :i Jured) Taken lo vets. ' Babysitter needed. part CASIDERS. over 21. full knowhow lo keep a Sun Memoon Spm-tpm. vanced Color Worksho • 1932 MASSAGE tlme, mostly wkdys. San t.i~.Slocations, Newport Ctr ore bldg Musl be He'd & have re· Invites you to part1c1pal Cont net S mtM al RGURI MO"&I S Juan.493-4744. METRO CAR WASH looking SHARP! Send re· cent exp. May add addl· Cibachrome School. 1-'nr Anohe1m .t. .,._ 2950HarborBlvd,CM. s ume lo. California lional hra by wortcin!J ~1o;.!.,reservau.ns <.:all Found. Black Lab Pup, ESCORfS '. BABYSITTER NEEDED Growth Real Estate, 1901 holiday11 at vac r&lief. ..., """" ouTC •u.o....,LY ln HWllington Bch. Mu st. .. __ ......_.. w.-1.1-..-s XI•• pay Top -or1t•·1 CORNELLSTUOlO under l yr,fo'emale. Vic. vT ~ " be dependable & have ~---llllln'TWSS Ave of the tars. Suite -· .. "' 25201 La r u Rd. Santti Ana, 19lb. CM 631·3' I I own trans. Hra: 7 :30 t.o Pltime. Must be 21. App-J43l, ~ Angeles, Ca conds. La.auna Kills. 642•4024 s 30 M lh F I ly In pel'IOI\, Frl. ll/26 & 90087· Pedfke , ....... _______ _..-FO_U_N_D_S"_e_p_/_C_ol_ll_e_! SoclalC.. 5400 J>ieU.car,~~ r . !!tellRfb becatwnge. '~.~§I'-.--~ =!?!1;:;.~ SCRAM 'ETS Puppy. It bm w/gry, wht .......................... ,.. ...... 842-0lli':;dmorm 9\. paws. Vic. Edison H.S. ARE YOU IN A CLASS Bal\ldn& ~:c~ H w Y • I.. a 1 u na ~ li ANSWERS H.B.iQ.7181 BYYOVRSELF? ta•a11ater•d MEN. perm. p/Um$. tor Has your rinencial TOKAf BA~K COSMETIC CLERK '"'t..:!!~-~ LA Tima bomedeilvery Physic -Robtn -Found.: 2 DOltS Vic. Main security madt yo,u a 3333W.Cout ttwy,NB For H.B. dr\llltorfl, p/t. H.9¥1'ellbti•lllt In Newport /C. MtJ•. folst-Saloon -& A.dams. HB. Shep & target ror s~ia.I clim· 4*-7l!Uorlntervlew Min age 24. Exper not tn-lnePtrsoruwA,gency Mutt have dependable RtCH FOOLS mixture. 960-4637. b~ra ? At Vldeoview BaoJd.a 1 ~ C II ti nee. Perm.8'1·2563. e&E.17t.hCotta Mesa car Is be Hliable. St75 to ll a foot and his mnncy FOUND: Yorkie, mate. Diamond Club, you'll ._,1 IPH~·.1u00 n!"k" Suite~ &i&z.1470 Sl$0mo.5*mO. 111ro 80!>I\ parted why are meet other slnates who ....., eT, : .. u • ..., uen Cosmctololbl . Licensed ~ ' has bet'n 1njured. Call ot.S.n Clemente 1c~ Mr. wo--n wan•-.. to train JI~!!!!!!!~~~!!!:~~!!!! Mf t Trne 8a ~hootli~o mnny RICH H.B. Vet lro.p. 536·'159l. ~Danis ·~:roo f}0 ~·\'~': Colby. in •"'in eare~S-6193 or HOST1SS 11 ~.poo • !:':'°'ruu!': Ktrburt 1 C&rlto M 0 FOUND: Wallet. vie or St. Dh1mond Cfub Mcm· aut,ySalon 675-6191 WAITllSSIS en.11Sa.Jes.5.S4·1851. ,. n · · J ohn Tb e n a pt Is t berahlp I.a nooo. Other UCIPTIOHIST CUSTOD\AH For food • coclltallt Mekt Mh CM ;r::;n,c:~, the openljg Chul"C'h. Call to Identify. Mcmben1hlll$ from St35. lot' buay beauty Sllon. Vitamin Mfa. Oays . Exp. Apply In person, • t B eat w ~•tern otFa:ify :-~~~l~~~ct cc ~ l9>8 ~58 7m Muatbuxper'd. F /llme. Neat. Matutt~ Appl,y In 3100lrvineAve,N.B, Olpistnno Inn. muat be 1'1122 Och. Blvd Ste UM f'1nd what you want tn Don'! settle f0t lem when Rkba.rd Ouellette Salon, person. LlnwUco Labs, Sell thinp fast wttb O•.tly band.able. over at. call .It.a 848 ~ Dnlly PllotCIH~tleds. you con hove the be~t. 200NewportClr Dr. N.B. 21•Newpoct Blvd, C.M. Pilot Want Ada. fora"'-(TH)493..siML I PIX A.Mwet-Set-v . Graveyard Shift 11·7. Ex· per. pref 'd, but will train. Paid while lrain· ing. E.O.E. 8J3.333J. For confidential in· terview send resume lD P.O. Box 109'15, Sanla Ana. 92702. Tum them Into CHRISTMAS CASH by plochtg • od....,. our DAILY PILOT CHRISfMAS TREE • **********•. -tr i3} IF YOUR • ii IUSIHH S tr • IS • 41 CHIS -TOYS • • Sl'ORTI NC coons • • Cl,OTHfNG POTT!::lt\' « « JEWELRY ·11 1\IH « • ~1USIC ·1''UllNITUIU·: tr « A.~TIQU!iS HOU IHt:S « • HOOl\S • ,\I* l,l.IANCt:.s M « HOl\TS JUl\ES .,. «· AUT-0:\10lilL~l:i ir «Sell &hem the •lmplc • it•cl et1s)' w11 y rrum • • llnderour • « CHRISTMAS TFtEE tc '************* Y•c• .......... tlll• .,. • ... u .oo O.·hlJ·•PW Cl&..._ Tree Ml,_· ... ~ ... D-..1-. ... .., ..... ,...,...._ ... _.,...,. .. ._ ,_ ..,ti C4il 60-M71 a ._. ,_. c:ait 0 l ~ ......... _,. ..... •• ........... ,... .... t ' • -.. Appl~" ao 1 o DocJS 9040 ~ sa1. 1oss DJ z DAIL y PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.lpW•t.d 7100 He&,Wonftcf 7100HelpW.tecf 7100 couman Tee t.hker. &WeYarkshire Teniu.5 ESTATE SALE, Sat. MhcelCMtOa I080Mbc:eflaneous 1080 MisuUGMOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ... ••• New~ l month. $2$0 010·a.A.KC. $150. 1-0..SPM. Copper, brasa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wc:mwted 1011 SECRETA•IES i.mlalled. 673-1Z32. 548-0340 antique misc, bamboo WANTED UlUeton bench'-'~ \ete ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• llCIPTIOMIST SAJLIOAT Lee;laJ·Hany \o 1-·tt<;T OAMAC~D llO'l' Ff-fftoYOll 1045 turn, qullta, lHO W. TOP CASH DOLLAR SlO.IUeb tell.Stty)amp ~ OtUB4TA.1lUGS llC.GH &>okk~r t.u$1100 POINT Sul._. 33011 W ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocp _ _!,~nrronl, Newport PA I D FOR 'YOVu TMetal polrla·rll<' bSll WANT Persian & Attractive, over 18. fo We1b&ll r.~ bas Im L'-" l o .. ,1 F W . "'Ill' n oaslmas er porta e 1• T HEAL'Ilf SPA. we wal · ....... ,.. ....,p oyua .-a)'"" <'C!i a~r nr Harbor,Sauta Haby Guinea P11s & JEWt:LRY. WATCHES. (')ectric hea\er sis Chinese ao.ao •~1try. lraln right J>('rion tor ~ vatlilncy for a purt La.c Remdera A¥1!ftCY An,• m 2921 purents, 2 ra bbll s . R t-m o de It n g s a I e, ART OBJECTS. GOJ....O Drt-mel moto liMP Powt)r PV1 Ptya onty 84~1014. l lime u rlboal nuer 40'.l0BlrcbSl.St(' 104 ~-6407 aft6PM rurnlture. 1n11de fix· SILVER S~RVlC E . easy un job. Mr Guu· wJIOl!lolexper ,towork Newport&acb 833-8190 Lwnmwr .M.irLain frnt ----· ---doo I FINF. FURN 4' AN jigsaw$10 lhaW~I~ Miltkal ruNO, <24hn> 7S2·DS6J . ~3ll brs ~r wk. Pleas._, Qall!or Appt F.1tab 'llS lhrwr, ltkt' nu $17S. Sears German Shep. 9 mo'!>, ~~r;~· Llm't rioc~ Cor~. TlQUEs.64$-2200 K1h lna.~r~ott el1et IMtr..nb 1011 Resta t npply le> lhl' St>t'Unty -------J)Ortl.ll.w:.hr~8311275. male blk/lan shot.s & ~JOlH rengera .... v ucooer ••••••••••••••••••••••• uran Guard, 27S McCormick SECR~'TARY·EXEC • . . . -I.re. &M>-ussart 4 PM. ----LUGGAGE TAGS 125. Chromo side mirror C-On.n Min·O Ma\ic: elec. IOOIUCE.EPU i\\'e, Colt.a Mesa. Greatoppor C..rcer :.e{')' kl-.~ trn. 1-:HATOJ_tS ----Sal only l().4. Cluna, wght $1. Blue swai: lamp $10. or1111n, excellent cond1 Expu ntt. Apply, City currently worlung, de WASll EltS·DRY~.RS Lovable Cc><:kapoo Terner IJ!t '& ~tt, toy1>, r llhs, etc from your bU!iness card ~. :.tz.e rolll1wny b~d UO#l, SSOO. PP. 53Z·l2S9 Yard Bar & Cnll, 111 W. sires challn·~ ~ll. in Rrcond1t 10M ~epros & mix puppies. 8 weeks. 519Slgnal Rd NB. ~ one card tor each frame $25. Sm11ll clcrtnr Paliud11, Sao C lem SAf,f.S/MG MT , 0 1·w admin. saJes. Slit work l-'r~O:s11uge.(,uur /DcJ. Call6422818aftcr6pm. ---tag plus one spare. We l1rn $3. Sean Spran;c 8U('Scber <.:-melody su 4.98·1211. store. mrnstwomcn:. Jst of yr. Xlnt Stltlyp, :.'9 Yrl\in0ran~e ('u -M 1 1 1 --Church Garage/ Ruin· return per manently tens1on ramllyf.llneti•S<'t ophone. All new pad1. c 0 n l t' Ill J) 0 r u r y b\y dell w /sal~ :.iblty. I DUNLAP'S 2 n (' .n IS, 8 wks old, maae Sale. sun lOam sealed attractive tag & $3. Turner portablti pro $85. RETAIL sportswC'ar. Posilwoi. girl ore. Prime Nt:wpurt ~rt•at Chrastrnus gifts. 2601 1 Ro mero, SJ C'. strap, meeting airllne pane radiant bealt'r ~ 5'49·2113 i;,;:.1101~Y"°n~ege::,~·,YE~ ~~h~~·j,1~d~t'i:.ni.~t~~: it11t~~1.~ J~~t:M t>Jl_ o.s~-ITroy llomesl ~~t i:1suir'~!ntrF!;e~ ~o(~:::er~''· ~·:triread Offk• ,_,,,.,._.a Applications being Accepted For: ASST. MANAG!R Openln.gs in our Cernlos location. Ex per In Jr Sportswear helpful. Op por. for advancement Salary commensurate w /exper . Apply , PETR I E'S, 14 7 Westminster Mall. Westminster . See Mrs . Craft. person. KennclhUoydot u 73, Daily Pilot P.O. 1 • , Fn•i•. Larl(e Htrd of SAT lo-4 1611 Aliso Ave personahzed lag enclose 8mm projector $1S. TV ~,..nt 1015 Newport,2700 W.Coast Box 1560 Costa Mesa l PH I G If r P11r:uti.!wplu11l.Youdig. C.M. iolf 16t h St.) wallpaper, fabric or antenna & pole SZ SO'••••••••••••••••••••••• B • ' RF.FRIGl-;HAT OH II\ Mll·O<t78 Trumpet, metal Ille cab, "Day Clo" paper & we TV/FM I d . • ~ t • llwy,N. . OJ. GOOL> CONl>l'l'lUN s.i<J new ea wire Complete ofr cc sel·UP , Ulll&441:l58I bar stools rrom El Wlll back & tnm your suo. 9541 Flounder1.>r, xlJil!ltceldcsks&chlllrs · SALES..MGMT Service Station i\llt'n · 111ma..r. 8050 Pescadore, elec BBQ, tag.s. Or try t wo card.a H.B. 962-3822 swivels also. 67S·3000, we are looking for 4 dunt, exper 'd Day & llelri ~e ralor . We::.l · ••••••••••••••••••••••• turntable,mii.c.642·2159 b11cktoback l"llLl..aG-IROO"S Bay&Beach Klty. rush1on minded people F.ves fo'trll&p/t1me.Ap m.:houi.c 14. Xlnl cond **IBUY•* Yard Salt>. Goodies PRICt;S: ~ " " ex per 'd in women ·~ µly, ~hell Station, 17th (It Avocado, s17s. ms 3GO.'\. S2 ea or 3/$5 Ideal for Ht-Rise apts , ,eh 1087 rru.h1on clothing for sulc::. Irvine, NB. Good u::.l'<I Fum1lure & galore. Fishing tuck le. 4/S tag.s Sl.60ea. small patios, etc. Et'\Joy ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/ad\·ancemenl 1n.'o SO<.:JABLEA.">Sf)(;-.-t\l'nmor\·Wa-.ht>r&f:h!\" ,\pphances-OR I will f-)'tSUnL0-4.2SlE.l6tb 6/9lag.s$1.50ea. yo ur o wn gardenFreeDalmalion female,3 maoa&cment. If you rt. , • , Ur y l' r, >.Int con d i-dl or SELL for You CM lOor more $1.40eu. waterfall thisChnstmas. yrs. AKC shots, l<>ves interested 111 a 1.arecr rn neede d l.Jy EX F:t: in ~'6 01~ MASTERS AUCTION liold & white twin ca~ Sales Tax Included 548·1444 children. 552.3913 women's fashions call "hsle t'trlly cnpit..1h 7ed .. ( r f 646--8686 & 8 33-9625 bed . ::.teel oHicc file NO CARD? RH Charge Nun• for Jppt. & anter'vicw s u PP I Y. P / l 1 m c :-.t>a,.., I.:: lU l ro:.l rel --- ------Dniw your own or send Five hghl sliver can Japanese Quail, xlnl pets :J..llP/time.ll·71-'/tJme Monlhru Fri9·S, THE 12131592-~S ltefri~. Only $100 SAV~1 New &ui.ed fu~. ~~!~~~\·~i~;·r~, ~~:~I name, address, phone& delabra 18" high, ace & layers . $2.50 ea . LVH MNicatiofts LOOK, 540 4500. SOUTHERN Ci\Lll'" 67S !173:> uppl ~. m1~c. Wilson s 21901 Seaside Ln 968.9923 we'll ma Ice one card per bucket. trays. c n Cockal1els. 642-3S42 3 11 P ,., M v d ---• f &r~.iin Nook. Now 2 · tag. Add 2S<"eacb. cyclopedias. 493-3037 ••-· • o-1090 -,..,me. t>sa er l"Sandwtc h maker in Represent<1 t1v c or tr .. l'd rc·fngcratnr. Good St 545 & 814 W Send b k r-... • ·~·-Conv. Hosp, 661 Center gunnral food prep. Parl establt,.,hcd mannt· t·h;irt 1:ond ~ orl!S • • GARAGI': SALE. movrng, der'o~ ec or money or-Cmpll l>el of Nal'I Geo ••••••••••••••••••••••• St C M 548 5585 ~ , • d b & l!lth C.:.M 642 7930 & lols of ~oodJt:S N11ut1cal " • · · · · lime "ork a\'ail. 4 hr~ surHy.,, 1stn uuon t~2 M712afll•r4 ~ 3262. -WE BUY lunushmgs. tools.bikes: PILOT,RIHTIHG graphic mag a u n es, KJMJlALLORCAN700l ---------•! dJrly. Lovl'ly Tum of tht wlld1tvht··a"ral~~1·1dplalUrat,·tfrrmcat' Auction 8015 washertdryr. pamtrngs, p 0 Box 1560 J95H976. $650. 58tHS74 XJnt cond Must see o SAIL CUTTBS <.:cntury Country Kitcht•n ~ J'I " Dbl Sofa Hide-a -Bed. · ----apprec1ale. $700. Please Restaurant. Meyerhof·:. tron:. to ')'ChartG.u1dl'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1111.' new. Brand nl'w old fa:.h1oned w a ler Costa Mesa,Ca.92626 IURGLARALARMS callaft.6,645-4972 & SEAMSTRESSES On The Green in So Csl p 0 &x Z!ll, Anaht!1m •PUBLIC * mat tre1>s. $165. Ph closet , nuts & bolts, etc, Protect your home or or ----- The Manufacturer or the Villane. Call Jim bet 2 & 9'JSO.l .,.~·849-1 420 Avocado Ave. CdM. Beer drafter, holds I/• Keg flee brand new top orthe Cbnstmas Girt? Wurli tzer beautirut Westsail Crws " •FURNITURE• ------Sat only. HAM lil or beer, new cond. $200. Im~ alarms w/outside Cherry Spinet Organ. Al ang Sa1lboals, has im Spm for appl. S40 8044 TECHNICIAN *AUCTION* 5.>" Octagon t~blc. 4 Capt Honei 8060 673·5276· Call aft UAM. bell, ins1de alarm & fire Cond $S7S, 640-7007 med. openings for sail SchlBusDri•er Ceramics or :.c1encl' •Frldoy 7 :30PM • cllairs,han~1~glamp.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM al a r m . O r i g: S800Btll S' Baby Gr and. cuUers & scamstresse' 11 I r e.1 18 background mandatory D end tables. 536 8701. ~·or Sale: 2 ponies & show +Sacnr1ce $225 642·0088 I S ti d fl I h w/at least 1 yrs expt>r. in our y pos1 l~n."" per Basic understanding of eders W elc;o me wove...1 WOODS . natura a n w n s sai.lmak1J1g. Must have hr.Lag Bt·hScboolD1st. clectrorucsmandatory :i /\II wood g ame set quarterhorse. ~ King size w ater bed xlnt.494·844-0,497-31111 Own tools. Apply lo John _Call 4~-8013. C-··1.__ ..... 5 w/matching accessories, Call 847·1091. •50"1o T080% OFF• w/heatcr. Xlnt cond. yrs cxpr nee. Xln l ...... .,... ..... "' 1 1 •. l ---0v 40 · •A~k tt •*** Vyn, J6J8 Placeolla Avt•, S T do D t benefits, salary com R • eut ve v«.>l so a °' ov-J ~ 8070 er m-s ...... pa erns $100. SS7·4029or S40.6646 Costa Mesa Or leave ap. ears u_xe ep epossess1ons eseat, l(lasstop dinette, ew ry Also MlNl·BLlNDS H ave a Mu sica l pltcalion w /Security Sa lesperson needed. m ensuralc w /l>al·k StockLiq uidotions wood corree tbl. gljs~··••••••••••••••••••••• 645-8950 833-9770 Zenilb TV $.tSOflrm.Anl1· Chris t mas. Thomas G .. ~rd a• '"'S McCormic k WC'll g_roomcd. Mostly ground. Mission Vtl'JO In corree tbl, lg. lamps, kin11 WANTED que furn, m, ink stole. spinet model. 14 years ..... ~"'' ._ k 0 du:.tnal urea. C'u ll Carol d new' E"ceptional c:ondi Ave.Costa Mesa. mo,roan gs .,. w ·n .s 581-~forappt $$$SAVES$$ bdrm set w /armo1rc. TOP C ASll DOLLAR Autos fOt'Safe Lon .on F og c oat . . .. . p /lime. Cathy, S40-33J3, I-mg or queen box spnnJ? p /\I D L' 0 R y 0 U R ••••.•••••••••••• •••• ••• 557-4029, 540-6646 t ion. New I Y t un ed. l .. ,. 1-<HK.I a\;.iil:.ibh• on lht • /\II I t ,. l'Arcus•1on lnstrum•n'·s ex .... 1. TEUER /P/TIME 111c·m1-.l·~ lll·tn~ ~11llJ••1:t '"' m:illress 1" "n JEWELHY. WATCll~:s. Antiques/ Movin" Twinbed com .. ~II wo"rk Bea .. ::'1·r"u .. I Classified Ad!> l>t.>ll b11ot k 1•1•nd MUST SELL .\uT OBJ L'CTS. GOl.I), Clo•si·cs 9520 .. u -items, small rtl•m-; or Han· ,0mclhin~ to :-.-It " Branch olc 1>1.'t' ' bo11<l.i tu pr•·:.Jll' We ho nor ~-4760 " "' " plete $4S. Cir TV nu SWO walnut wood. Ask mg arl\'ilt•m f>.125(,iH Cl.cs::.ilicJJ\ls duilwl'll. hit' Tclll·r lo w ur).. B .. 111)..Aml'nt';irJ.MJ~t•·r SILVER SER VIC Jo:,••••••••••••••••••••••• Can chr SJO. Port ~my $250. Call after Spm I' lime Elqwr P•l·f cl CilJri.:t-, C.1:.h1cr '• (.'cmvert1ble~ofa.brnwnc!I. f"IN L-: FURN & /\N radio $75 Misc Call please.646-4781.•••• -------------------,! C-Ontalt lltl1la Tt"rra110\l· (.' h ,. c: "., & CJ\ S II whl tweed. llke new T IQUES.64S C!200 631-1571 6·8PM 2580 S /\ - •714 } 644-n;;s. "'' korm: sw11 !Hi0-1785 400 11.ve 1*308. c 1\t. Small upnghl piano. good Got three French hens you want to move by Christmas? Move them under our tn~c-. On each Thursday t hrough Dece mber 16th, tbe Daily Piiot wiJJ publish special pages to make it easier for you to convert your saleable item s to Christmas cash. Buy a box under our tr<>e & s ell your toys. s p orts e quipm e nt, lu gg a gl', appJlances , furnitur ~. antiques, handmade & uniq ue 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 large s t bo x. BIG, BI G SAVINGS if you run more than one time. For more information and to place your ad jus t c all 642·5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad·Viser for more information. Your credit is good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to your Ma s ter Charge or BankAmerkard. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 Western FederJISJ'm~,., MASTERS AUCTION CUSTOM ------tone & cond . $32S. 27.W E Coa::.t "" y, CdM l I M Bl Sn~l l,...11 W. like new~-GOLDSMITHIHG Red Fox Fur Stole. Brand 645-4727 Equalllppor 1-.:mployer 0 75i 2 wpt. . dhl bd w/hdhrd SSl Wholesale &Hcta1l COLLECTOR new. never worn $500"' --------- --------C ostoMeso Hoovenac$30768-7737 . JEWELHY reparr and 554-7Sl2or 897-8000. SportincJGoodi ao94 TYPIST 833·9625 646-8686 remounting. SOO patterns Magnavox TV, 19·• attrac-••••••••••••••••••••••• L" f . I ((i Comer group, bdrm :.cl. lo choose from. Stock CARS .-or pro essiona 0 11 ~ end this, lamps, chrs uve cab. $275. Rosewood Golr carts (Bedford) $LS & Exciting 1:ro1.Vth or>pty •PUBLIC* mL'lc li4S ~ nngs. chains and custom • • • coffee tbl, 4oxl7, $12S. S20. Outboard Motor 71-, 1'' P Time. Send n ·:.u ml· •FURNITURE • ca:.ung. Large stock ol 67s-5415 llP water cooled $16S. l'.O.Box 424, Balboa 9' Sofabed. good cond 14kfandwgs 5411·9642. hlund. *AUCTION• Makes2single~.$!iS. 83.1:t048 833306-1 Indoor elect. s 1i:n. -------&-. •Friday 7:30 PM • <;alt!WI 2:J7:l .MacTav1sh Gold!>m1th 3•.2x4•,,', rhani:cablc Universal .30. Cal M·I Vrnainq Attendant Consi91'mrnh 42SOSt·ott Dr. Npt. Lich l'Opy. $700 value. $399 Car bine. Ruger .357 for National 1"011d Water l!cd, Super Ut•lux ----Spanis h dining set. Ma.:. Huger .22 &i ai:. St.•r\ll'l· C'oinpany in s.111 Stock LiqYi dotion1 modt'I $l!OO m•w. $S5 &.•aut1ful white golu ~'!I ct 6'12.3628 Bolt /\l1.ion .22 w/sc:opc, Judo Cai1i:-tr.1110 Xl111 IA111·lv Full&. Kini.: :-.111 tompll'll' 91)!!.12.Ji;ift J Sohtatr\' ~1.1;, S12S or of also rarl ridge belts. working cundilwn .. 1\ Ht•drrn s1·1s cir•• wr,.,, ft"r.!>1670J:l Silver Service, Ht'l'O & shoulder hols ters & liberal fn11 ).!1' lluwlth .. hi•.;t,. night ~t.inch Mmin~ S.ir c•umrll-tt> Ba rton Englr..,h Prov t·ustom J(nps & more. <.'.JllG:lll 5571 E o.~: lw,1ftlln<1rth l'.1 p1.1111 ·, :J B H h ~ l' furn ' J.! s ·Livestock pattern 8 plan• "l'lllll.J: + Cal1Chut•k,673·31!)1J. · W,\I Tl.'.H W \l'I HJ-.'\'\ ··~per. Lu11d1,·1111 (., 1Jin ncr :.h1fts a \,Jll i\bu, mature woman for food counter work. lfrgul .1r P1t1mc. T"o or J dJY'> •·ach week. Ph: 4!>fi :'>i6i l11r mten1ew appt l"·cb bun).. ht•1b, clc• ... k>. M..itching sofa & lvv ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Sl'rvmg pe1Cl''\ Never --.............. - 1 11111 ...... t.1 t1ll•s. dia1rs •'~ral. G 1-: rrfn.:. wshr & Reg. Morgan mart", brok1• usl'd. $450. ~·45!>6 TV, Radio, 1 har..,1tM1l ... ,1uffc;1•.111clt"nd dr)r. TV, Dining ~ct . to rrdl' & drive. l1lk 4THANHUAL ---HIFi,Steno 8098 t.1hl•·'· h11111.1:>. p1t'l11r1·s '-tt·r1'0, patiu furn. Lob parade Morgan iwltlini. SOUTHERN Pine quality furn . ••••••••••••••••••af••• mirroi s,,lcn·os.rnlor& more.644·2038.640-4396 Eng, Wes tern t714 ) CALIFORNIA c~1ldren 's.bdrm sels,Stcrco system. Garrard IJik ""ht 'IYl> Selling uniq~ importe<I 338-1011 COLLECTOR CAR ~1rrors. oil pamtm~:.. ,. hang c r. J e D sen Corchture Lamp hand car\'ed 3 pc hv.rm Machinery 8071 EXHllmOH pictures, decor ative ~peakers. head phones. R ockers. w a i. h c r s, ~et. $3,000 644-8020. •••••••••••••••• • •••• •• & "UCTION a cc e s.. c us t o m b d Gd. Copd. $1~. 646-8139. WAITRESS F:xpcr·d only nec(f ~pply \tr D's Coffee Shop, :JOSI' t-:. C..,l Hwy, Cd"" A s preads, 200 yds beaut - r+'ln.Reralor<,. freezers. M • S 'fi FORKLIF'T.SOOOlb. Neu a ntique satin, eleganl TelevlSlonrepair stu~ts I' I. S LOTS M 0 HE 0 •tnCJ-acn c• . Sharp. 168" L1rt, make plants. priced to sell nd donated cir portables . NJCl::MISl'. Complete Bl uff's 3Br offer.538 """°633·c""" ..,.,..,., _.,., Must sec lo believe . Will pickup call anytispe. DONT Miss hom~. Malchmg sofa & 552-4833 548--563'1or8304373. ; loveseat. G E. refr1 g. MlsceflaMous 8080 ----- Wl'llOOWCI.t-: \'iEH Ex~r d Uuar g;oo+ l"-·r mo ,\II t••1WP & tru1·k fornsh d /\11111>' al 123 ;-. Olivl'. Or:tlll?I' THIS ONE! washer, dryer. TV. dm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ng sel. stereo. bed rm CARPET $$$$SAVE$$$$ set. hide-a !Jed Patao Food a'ailJIJI~ 1111 ltu lorn & LOTS MORE' pri•mM·~ tt1•m., ·.uhjl'C't 1>14-2028 & 640-4396 4 00 sq yd. to prl'.;al1· w.-honor ----PLUSH SHAG 1-1.dnk of Amcncard Jnd Sale o f Houseful 0 Lowes t pnces on any '\aslerchars:e alsn furniture. reasonably ma1or brand. Call for C.rshi er's Cht"rlls & µneed. Lenox china. ch freequotc.10-5pm. Wom<'n. 25 & oltl~r ll work for housccl~aninc !;\S P .T1nll·. i;d hr" fi75·6553 l't\Sll' tv. roll.lway bd, sofa. (7l4)497.1345 MASTERS AUCTION bdrm set, buffet, ant{! --- 2075i/2 ...... ft Bl. secy, oak sideboard .. sq PLUSH CARPET "" oak lbl & chrs. trusc. •••••••• •• •• • •• ••• ••• • • COST AM SA Cum. 548· 7800 Pvt. pty. Carpel Contractor has Antiques 8005 646,.a686 833 9625 ------163 yds. Rus t Nylon ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Walnut bookcase bed, Plus h. Sacririce, Must Bicyclff 8020 w/box spring & m at· Scll 67S.S906,642·22l0 Wonderland ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • lress. match in!! dresse •"" 12·· D ft T bl & w /mirror, r easonable'""x . ra mg a e · Of Antl·ques• u~a. u. it 1-: u u 1 LT & • Gu:.irnnlt•NI. /\II lyllf's, H UG E w .u r l' h ~ u ,' t:' part:;, repairs. 'fraJc·ms crammed "1th oHr . .-04J ,1,.,•(·pt<-d•;JI 2101 musrt' boxes. n1ckelo \leon piano<.. 1 1 r<' us or >~ a n s , w a I I l' I o 1· I.. ., , ~randralhl.'1 l·l111 k-. la:.cinalln•~ ,1nticiui· •NEW·USEO Ull\ES• lluy &!II Trnde I' J rts & Hcp,11 rs Skateboanls. Cyrlc & t:o. 2188 New&>e>rt Blvd C. M. &12 7!110 Over $l 001) 1)()(1 \\< 11rth Amcncan lnH•rnJtmn,11 <;allene'I, 1"«1:! T t\1•tt1•r 1ng SL, Irvin!' T1•I :!li:-cd2t"St·hwinnh1kt"'. 7S-1-J777 O~·n Wt'1i 1hr11 hoy-; ~llm~ nl'w $139 95 S.11 !IA Mlo4PM V1..,1t• lht>..,r univ ~65 l'al'li h•llow. Call 'lt.2 4f.42 * ....... * Cmreras & CHRISTMAS SALE Equipmerwt 8030 I Uay Onlv Sat t>1•c :.'7 •••••••••••• •••• •• ••••. '' rn •· r r ,. a:', iJ a k , C/\NO"J T l,u w 1-·u1 . l S1d~buard~ S2:JS. llJll kn.-.. Mrnt ''ond ~1 w,1..,1 lree~ $270. RnJ t.illlt>... urr w.:1:1 772X $.!.50, HtgtJboys ~1111, I 1111 Pine Cupbuanh S~1:-1. Catt 8035 Beds $65/Sl 2.5. I.OT:-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MORE 1700 So. <irand. ll1mulnv:m-s ~I mo~. hl11t·s. Santa Ana & s c·als, rt•ason11hlc i---------•I 5.'>7 5719. /\f\_7_ur_w_knd..:o; American Clocks Sl/\Ml-:St-: S<-o lpornt kit J Day Only Sal Nov 27 tens. 2 f '. $25 c..i. !'>4.'i 253'1 642 0200 Dr a rt mg ma ch. Xlnl · cond. $400 includin1t lrg l>lnette set S60. Coffee & assort. drarting tools. end I bis S35. Twin beds 673-2891 aft 5pm. ~-Chair $40. 642.4293 POOL TBL. 1'' l>lale lop, 2 7' brand new couc h sets balls. 1 fun ball. 4 Custom Rust brn. Ask cue sticks, l cslm cue 111g$7S01bslofr.84~3327 S3SO Ph497·1302 ------s· Saddle arm brn vnyl. OHicial uneven Parallel ~ofJ S2SO. 1\nlq Atlas Bar, hkl" ne w GSC Bar$150. Minl.640-4051 Equip. 116618. 1976·7 ----catalog San Pedro. Plus Joor Sall! • Near new 8' 2-12" S'x5' Foam pods l'u~lom hit modern nylon covering. $1000 ruul'h, nylon be1 ge complete. (714) 548-0796. 1 .... eed, brn velvt•l lnm, ---- hargmn 586·917"1 Combination la bit>, poke table & bllllard. com G arage Sale 8055 pll'tr with ivory balls ••• •••• •••• •• •• • • • ••• •• cul' s ticks 631 1066. ;1 1-'AM ILY SALi::. unlt 1111es. lots of furn. skil>, turn, lamp:. .. waterbcd lo~s of misc. Families co~p, (dlx> km~ $200. fl) moving out of st ah · Indian Cycle SOCC, $75 or 'i hl'M. Sat /Sun. 843 b~l ofr. Apt sz rcfrig. Cortez, Colo la Mesa d'-'.'ette, 2 dressers. M ony ----------masc Items. 842-6407 1741 Tu~tm Ave. C.M 18" blwn 9:30·12:30 noon. or -t drawer lock flies, other aft6PM. goodies S:it/Sunonly. -P-lu_m_bc_r_s_h_a-nd-too-ls- Advertising, He,11ulnton, or 552·8733 School House, Kitche n, MovinJl-. Sat & Sun Nov 27 Mantel. OOCJS 8040 & 2.8. 933 Joann Sl, CM. al a bargain 67s.-0798 • ••• ••••••••••••••••••• 548 .. 0074_ ---------~~Pvt~p~a~rt~Y~· 832~·~94~99~~ YORKSJllRE TERRlf-:tl -------rMaple desk, 22" gas log, 1-PUPS Champ blood Huge Sale: Fri/Sal/Sun. xtralgedoghouse. Arriving rrom Tennessee, lines. tiny 3 lbs stud 32011 S. Coast Hwy, So 842·4246. antique cut 1tlass & serv1ceSJ0.64~ J, a gun a . M an Y handmade bed spread~ & -fi:argains ! qt.allo;. Fri/Sat /Sun only, AK<.: Dadt-;hunds, shot-;, 673-6174 Sl~.U & Up. Hed & Blaek ---4954.1~ .. MARIA .. ---· Green Houses. Custom COLO H TV's, 2 Portable, l l!!';;t*'i~I rn:ide by exp carpenter con sole. s1so. each. SATURDAY & SUNDAY HOYEMIEa 27 & za. "" I 0 A..M. Doity Viewing Friday from l P. M. til d ark at lhe elegant NEWPORT BEACH MARRI01"1' • with cars displayed at FASHION ISLAND GREAT CARS ltOUSROYCE FOID MODEL "A .. 's STUTZ CADILLAC LINCOLN CHEVlOLET T·llRDS CHllYSLH IEMTLEY PACICARD Al«> MUCH MORE!! DOHT MISS THIS GREAT EVENT!! Must see model. 642 0467 963.8007 aft. 3:30 eves. .. --Boats & Marin~ Roge r's Cu~tom Dog Equipment Houses & l'lay !louses. •••••••••••• ••••••••••• _ _84....!:!_z.52 _ _ Gettttol 9~ I 0 Kng Sz Bed, Stereo, 19" ••••••••••••··~·····~·· TV, Kelvanator (Fff) 17 foot SeaK1ng w.1th refrig, tables, chairs. tra1ler. 80 H.P. Mercury dresser. Mus t sell· outboard.$13SO.S37:8f8 _ Reasonable. 645-1792 13• Plywood boat, wllb 4 HP Johnson m otor. $l00. Misc~lanHus _846-_7_525~-~~~~ Wonted 8081 Boats. Marin• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equipment td30 Short-Wave Radio ••••••••••••••••••••••• With clear reception in Wanted: 25-35' stooe. or good condition. Reasona· ketch. Trade land, VUlfe ble. 536-8280 guar. (714)327·9888 9800 Autos, New tioo Ofhr~s-d.y. 11.Za.76 BRAND NEW 1976FIAT128 4 DR. CUSTOM SAVE ••• ' speed, rodlol tire \, S546.2Q front wheel drive, tinted glon . 1se11. #86666) NOW s3179 WAS ••• $3725.20 ... "• . ., . ,. -.. r ~ • -.-• .. --... , ......... -,, ,.. . Frldey.November26, 1976 OAILVPILOT DJS loots, Soll . 9060 ~!det/ ....................... ~··t.-. ti 50 looh. 'ower 9040 ah. ftoww 9040 Sell 9060 , . .. ..................... Allll.-•I ~s/ Allto1 New 9100 Alltot Hew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulled Sot cat 18 • Sood c.aMsic_s tSZO Ckll.slct t520 •••••.'••••••••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1$~· W81lcrafl W/lSOb' le 16 trlr oew trans & cood, w /lot s of new Kanda~ Elsinoro xlnt ······••ll'••············ ....................... r---:~o-=:::-""---;;jiiiiiiiiiiiii ,. • • eqwp, Sl87S 1nclud1n& d u _... n1 W/115hp Evmrude, E 30• JEFFRIES more. Sl.'2S. ~ or ltlr lax & Ile 631 1622 con . ~""" o Y once, ndet trlr, new ln '7S, less Flyb11dgeSporthsh8r :-.81-7505. • $4.50/f1rm'73-U9S t,h,in l~rs on boat & f'reshwaterlwn v~·s --:oAFF RIGG Hannll Ericson 29. FUily eqpd "13 Honda E.lsinore 2Slkc -ll!t:_.Smpll w /1ltl1 & Assum loan AY646-9000 desico oew sa'its ods ~ce/cruiH. S'll.000/olr never raced very clean' Jaw~"'' Id for Os.tlln&. --• • 675-1830 Eves & wlcnds. ' · acu'be or aki S3000. CaJI '7S Bayhner 2250. Jo'ly wcrlt. S'l,IOO/ofr. S36-3739 $.1TS/bsl ofr. 548-7630. f7M3J3 aft 6J)m. bndae. ~olvo 280. 16w 71 COlUMllA 34• CnuinJ Sloop Z7', being Honda 250 Elsinore, hrs, VHF , much more. rebuilt 1n boatyard. $lOO •tr .. 121 14' Aluminum boat• trlr S46 9089 Cusl int, tux, diesel Refasted, rec11ulked. etc "' _.., ' w/l8hp mlr, el~ start. Like new. Xlras. s:n.soo. $2000 firm. 7Sl 7946 or $500 Firm. Call 546-4923 18 ' Diesel Classic 531-33'14 or 64S-7SS4 Evs wnte f'rank Mill er, %777 Dnnks 8,!lke new -- -B tol C M 92626 •1 • C 1 r v e r 2 8' a 11 675-6666 '74 Columbia 23, ex. cond. "" • · --- '75 Yamaha DT12SB, like oew. 1800 miles. Call (714)~. flberclaH, rly bridge, Trade fo r ? ? $479S. C I P Y d J hn •~~ 511-/ For sale '72 BMW, Sll50 lwin 18S HP l /B, Vilt'. a 1111 1c en an 7S9·5634 ays. o ~.!L_r-9070 orbstofr.Call8"7·1293or Sonar, alps 8, fully eqpd rwutbout .Lr.Jr of its klnd .,,_.. ~ wood L:.pglake Mlr, new umbia 26 Mk ll. Roller ••••••••••••••••••••••• 839-5'67 trlr $2000. (714)963-6083 Furl Jib+ 3 Jibs. Dix SL IP WANTED : 34' -,97-3_Y_a_m;i_h_a_360 __ . _V_e_1 RR 1929 PHANTOM ff UMO Rares~ Hooper hodv ·restored to Con· cours m Sw1tierland and Rolls Royce in London. 2S' Glutron. Twm mere fabri c int .. cusl. O/B Catamaran. Newport or 1 XJ d n:J eng., loads of. xtras. t97S loah, Rent/ bracket, VHF radio, knot Dana Point. 673·3620 c ean. nl con · _.,.,. Jff( ULTIMATE IN LUXURY xln l cond~ $16,SOO. Chcrter 9050 meter, bow & st ern --SS7-4029or~6646 D ·lllm ••••••••••••••••••••••• pulpits, hinged mast, SLIPS FOR RENT 197S Harley lOOOcc. Like 14' OUTBOARD Larsen, reblt Mere' 3S. good shape, $1250 firm. Hmc ,846-4633. ore. 213·264·14()4 s· Schooner K ELPlE spotless. $9 ,4!>0. I' r 27' &3S', Newport bch new. 4,000 miles. $2,400. 121 3 I 789-5345 now taktng reservations 846-9103 714/675-0827 S48-8334aft. 9PM ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! for Nwpt Christmas Harbor Linhts cruise. SABOT. full race. Newport Channel dock. 2S •74 SU%UICI fl5 .. ,,....&...._ u__ ..... 5 I p rt " Near New. $400 to 40' pwr boat or step R ---~s, _..o erv ce, o s Oec 18·23· s4tH72S or art Call aft 6PM. 645·4717 mast sail boats, 646-S94S u.ns good. 67S--025S Sole/Rent 9160 l Accessories 940 0wettsGronodo37 5PM SS2·l~t;3 -----or 673-9202 '72Yamaha ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Red _ ... ~c: 000 r k ' sloop, plywood, fixed Rent New 23' Fireball uc.,.. -· or qwc loah Sail 9060 keel S12SO. 14 · :.loop, trlr Will trade use or my SS' Enduro lOOCC self. cont. loads or win: New 327 Cu. inch Chevy sale. All cabin, 2 heads, 2 ••••• ;••••••••••••••••• $450. 548_2429 Racing Sloop + money $300. 8J3..8096 dows & counter space engine & trans. $ISO. ;a:wK~· ~~~~.e·2~fnh~~ '72 Hobie 16. w/trlr, all ? for slip. NB or HB areai.. '72 Husky 450. Xlnl cood. 645-2283 ,_498-048 ___ 2 _____ _ total time. twin en g 67~8.sl,7m8ous!.s.,~94$13S400/bst n\ana ~-· fu~I ~acej l Cill Rick, 673·7309 $400Jbst olr. Must Sell. '76 Ti 19' di l 360 l righl·hand door for '67 Perf. Co-.... ..,,7_9.,..,. ..,... r ...,.. sa1 s, g a~s ee . x n ---631.3214 oga, x in ., . VW Sqrbk ~n "" oN ..,... ----1 r a c ' g recd . $ 5 3 o o Need Slip for 41' Power eng., loaded, 13,000 mt · _... REDUa YOUR INVENTORY 22• ,47 Chris Craft Hay Laser 1110827 <213)697·6349 boat. pref bet Seashore & 1974 Honda sso-FOUR. SlO,SOO. 968·9798 549-2193 Goo<l condition Jamboree 644-8020 M ·lb boat. Nds work. Be:.t ofr $750 846-\4()4 uoo 14, w trailer, 113702. ---·-· u!f~ ~~: e~~. r~ 22~'.1976 AMF, Scamper, Alllolfor W. by 11·28. 631 ·0312, SJ800 loats.S~& xlnt.$1200S42·23S8 rrum ~otor hme. lo m1, •••••••••••--•••••••••• c:..., ef t.d•' .............. to ,_ _ ,.. .... wttlt ,_..,. d ••• of .... ..._lllh4cws: ~l Sacnfice 18' P-Cat No. 1213)007-3851 aft S Sid 9080 roof air AM /FM stereo ....... N l bo '74yamaba100Mx ask1•g$1'1.S00.83l·OJ•9 nmCSim••::fs -· Chri c n ~ 454 ew ma!> • om. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., .. 9520 -s ra 1""'· auto t 968 ss20· 968 2290 • 0 B pilot, xlras. owner must e c · ...:. ___ Cal 20 Sloop. Beaut cond. 16 t1berglass I w /7S xlnt cond, fast, just Trollet-5, Tra•el 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell. Ma.lteorrer. 67S-3631 Lido 14 no. 3829. Dry Barients. Johnson 6 HP Ev1nrude. Good bored. $300. 752-8618. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •OVER 70CARS• • Ser. 188203. Ser. 135870 • Ser. tlS.389. Ser. f-48003 • Ser. 133111, S.. 11<>2378 •Ser. 116•46. Ser. 12.-.21 Find what you want in Storage. CO\'ers, xlnt. H.P., loaded with xlras cond. S18SO. 644-4966· '7S Suzuki 7S, good condi-70 ldeal Travel Trailer, IN INVENTORY Daily Pilot Classifieds. $1600. 67!>-7252 S3.900 675-3065 '72 Kona 17' 140 Mere 0 /8 , tion. $300, best offer. 191f.a, xlnl cond., gd. rub· w • .,..,... .. ~...., .. .... ...... ,..., .......... ~ .... .... ---p w r l rim . x tr as, 673-3659. ber, $2,500. 675 .. 3475 A..tos Hew '800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew $)0()()/bSt orr 962-~7 ANTIQUES &CLASSICS From Fords to Rolls '7SHonda XL12S, 6,000~i. 1959 16' travel trailer. Royces; from $500 to new tires. SSOO/bsl ofr. Good shape. Refrig, stv, sso.ooocars. ..... : .••...•..••.•...• ·•··•·•••··•······•···• ·············~········ Sa •Ice Dept • .,.. ......... ,.',.... Offw ........ I 1·2f.7' 752-8388. 752·7939 Aircond, $750. 960·178S. BUY-SELL-TRADE '71 SUZUKI 120. Street TroiMrs, Utility 9180 a% fAltCiO & CO 9120 bike. $350. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8306. Maln·Santa Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call642-4024 Lge load ptentiut. 20' 10\06, Mon.·Sat. ---------1 flatbed trlr frame w /20'' Closed Sundays 75 GMC Surveyor' cam pr iS HONDA 90. Xlnt cond. whee Is. 2 lo n ax I e * 547-9709 * van, semi self cont'd. A LaNJe Selection of Extra Clean Used SpOI ts Can IS MAKING CREAT DEALS ON NEW loaded w/quad AM/FM Extras. $400. Call w/hydr. brake drums. Don' . th hA I S4~27l6 1• 11 h t mlSs e 4t nnua stereo, CB &many xtras, No icense, no 8 ts, K r u 5 e Sou t h .e r n 498-1497 '7S Honda Xl..350, never take ll away ... $4S. See al California Collector Car raced, low mileage, de· 273 E. 20th St Costa Mesa Aucuon ... 400 Cars ... Sat ••••••••••••••••••••••• sert equipped. $800. AMfto S..-.ke,Pmis & Sun. Nov. Z7 & 28. 10 ~ & AccessoriH 9400 A.M. at Newport Beacb TRIUMPHS ·& MGs HUGE SELECTION FINAL CLOSEOUT ON 1976 MODELS HONDA EXPRESS HOHDA'S AHSWH TOTHI ~ MOPED •SAVE• HONDA SANTA ANA JOI W. WAllHEA 540-700 Motor Homts, Sole,IR...t 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * THANKSGIVING &CHRISTMAS Rentals still available DALE'S RV RENTALS 15092 Harvard Ave, * Irvine 559-4446 * Autos, Mew 9100'..;.os, Hew 9100,Autos, New 9100 Autos, New 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE INVENTORY OF '76 DATSUNS STILL AVAILABLE BELOW '76 PRICES BIG DISCOUNTS * OFFER ENOS 11-30-76 * BIG DISCOUNTS LET'S T ALK~?'.'URKEY! v ALID v ALUE CARS ~~i'~ WE HAVE 1977 '75 710 4 DR. SEDAM ~w~ ·~~ .)-DATSUN PICKUPS Fu lly la c 1 01~ s2395 ~j ,~ ~~ 9QUIPl>Gd <l <;PPl'CI • I j ~ radio & healPr (__-· ~/.::~~~I~~~:; {JHL710041473-33031 """'"' &l"_...# { ~. 1 :,.:,. 'mr.:-- F u 11 v ·~~ ?,'~r~ DR.SSED2ASM95 k~ ~' eQu1pped Automatic .~ h e a t e r & s 1 d e 1976 SHOITllO PICKUP moldlnQS Fully l•CIOty •OlllPOed. I (JHL7100.t1 357·3298) "'• '"H.,_.. = ~~!,0t>v:::::.~ '75 710 4 DI. SEDAM Fully lacrory eQu1pped 4 soeed. radio. heater & ,_...,Aw C11ulth I•> (JHL 71 0044188·3650) S269S · '75 710 4 DR. SEOAM Fully fact ory eou1oped Aulomat•c. radio & side moldings (JHL 10040892-32991 52695 '76 710 4 DR. SEDAM Fully laclory eou1pped 4 speed trans with radio (JHL 71008566S-..230) USE SAN JUAN CREEK OFFRAMP .. SOUTH 52995 t;tn"°'no I tow mtl" rHLm122oe1-2 l•re~ 53279 76Midas22W Motor Home By 00dQI FU It V MH._.r-1,,.., "'1eed 10 ""· ~=l': lor 11• --· s9595 73 lnttmatlonal Stout II •14•4. va . .vto • '". P s a rec• Reduced 1,200. (9131.ECI. '3695 71 Volkswagen 7 Pon Bus Nee. Nee (7900JOI s2995 7•ford $urftt Von 111.-.PS.elt. II-· .._.. Ice -pot\ -· & lftdl ...,,._ !U Ut21 s4995 70 ford Surfer Van Wfo1110., '"· 111e41, Vlt. CUt!O"' DAl"I, Juel 0 0"' llW'OuQlll!(MleH.) ~3595 74ford Courier P.U. W/JIWM, (4\HN~ '2995 70Toyoto land w .... .,,.,_.._, ... IUS~ '2995 c--...-. .. ,,, .. atfl • 74· ~ ····· ...... I 4WCeL . Marriott.. for local in· formation (213)393-9221 NEW '77's HERE NOW AT ORANGE. COUNTY's # 1 ·cusTOMER RELATIONS DEALER # 1 QUALITY. DEALER HERE NOW '77 INTER NA J.IONAL scour· 11 IMCLUDIMe THEALL NEW l)IESEL 15 CELICAS PRICED TO SELL 20 'Z CARS PR OTO 74 Pone 914 Coupe Populer ZO Sper'll"O Ol•llnu .... AM/FM tltr•o. rlllyea. frft tftlCUllll, ("8$(Yl'L SAVE 73 Datsun ~z OoddtH b•O"H e(C"d IM!j9. -·,..iv ·~· 1471HZlll '4595 74Mustong Hardtop ~ ,.., Ml!O -· '''-Leu 1111n 21 ooo "''· fl'..isP) '2495 73 Toyota 2Door &eden HI 1111111 4 t119e<I. · o erktlno 4tr• blla. (8890HMI. '1995 c:Jk.ta 4 -11'<1'-oe ten~-~ Mil ltlletlor. I l H). Orlly '1495 74 v. f Malibu =i.:. i:.::'::11 ~.:.; '""-'iOt l.Mldtu. el--' A --(4$71.IEI Ofll)I • . . . . . . ~ . . -' ~a/ 4 ~ Dri... tHO I DJ 4 DAILY PILOT frld1y, November 29, 197&. ......... ... ti~ ~ ... .....a...... Cnn•lca 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v 9570 -os. "ew A.tot, Htw fl -·Hew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 Chev "-v-9570 Yant 9170 Alllot. lmpore.d •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• T3 p y r!__Wbl. Dr, ,_. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------------. s253 REBATE 72 HONDA OVIC 4 sooed 1950FYK • PU&ICAUCTIOH COUICTOI CAAS 4'.bANNUAL Soutbtm California on U. "'-"'yenne super ' •••••••••••••••••••• w /camper special * * * * * * * * * * * * '76 Dodac 8lCIO Vin VS, IMW 9712 pacllage,A/C, PIS, PJ8, air, AM/FM, I trk, 0cu.!il ••••••••••••••••••••••• tilt whl, d\lal gas tanks Int. maaa. 16300/ofr dual battery system. m-3aro 11iding rear windows, ------1 headers, 1200-lU tires lwlo Leol... 9510 AUCTIOH on Tacoma Runs, YerY •••••••••••••••• ••••••• SAnJRDAY It SUNDAY clean. $4.500. SS7·9901 or HlW •76 No~mbvZ7.ZS.19'76 an. 1,SS7·3262 * Every Kind Of Van cAPalll MPG JOA.II. E M d I Of View Fri lPM to Dark ..ska 9560 • very 0 e Van Complete wtth front disc ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• * F Pl · V brakes, s t eel belted Newport. Beach Marriott 1976 FOID rom ain ans radials, 1tyled steel &P'uhionlaland UHCHIAOGT To Surfer Vans wheel covers, rack & Shoc>pin1 Center. plnon steenna. ~cbnlni Automatic, pwr. brakes. bucket seats, rold down 400 CARS stereo w /cassette, rally bench seat.a, vinyl top. including many out· wheela, special tires. LATE MODEL SI 01.17 Mo. standing Model A 1''ords black exterior w /speclal <Roadsters. Phaetons, sideslriping. (1CS416). With only tax It Uc down C'.oo"*s). Rolls Royces . ALLIN TRADl!llllli...IS (1326.341 for 48 months ,... s;w " on approval of your good Padtard • T-B1rds · Lin· Olch/C&dillac/GMC credit. TolaJ cash price coins -Cadillacs · S.D. Frwy.-Avery Pkwy. Incl. tax & Uc. $4315. Bentleys • Me rcedes LAGUNANIGUEL Oeferred payment price Benz · Chryslers · Siala • CALL 495-6430 WE HA VE THE UNIT incJoolng tax, lie. & in· Corvettes -Porsche • YOU ARE LOOKllllo..IG FOR terest $5552. Annual Chevt;olets -and much 74 El Ca mino, auto, P /S, " percenuige rate 12.96~. more. P/B. A/C, open seats, Ser. GAEC:SIQ4M2. Sale Terms: Cash Admission charged ...\'~C:• •uc •ucnow c:o ~ ............... ,. shell, very clean. S399Sor bstolr. 545-6715 1973 Ford ..., Ton, V.S, P /S. 3 spd, stereo . $2750. 673-2'94 I st a HARIOR • SANr A ,\HA 531-6000 531-3421 . ********••** GUSTA FSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 SADDLEBACK BMW '11 BMWs HERE NOW SH THI AU MIW lJOi TODAY ' IMW ltlSALES 1972 2002-Automatlc with aircond. U21Pl'Q). 1972 BAVARIA · Aulomallc w/air cond. <488FQF). 1973 BAVARIA-4 speed w/alrcond. (680PPM). 1974 BAVARlA-4 speed w /sunroof, (348LFM ). 197S 2002·Automalic. stereo and air cond (3.'W2). 1975 530lA·F\lll power. t70SN IS)-===1.u-,~-qit,." ()Hj(A 1tJll'f}.t.1f --------'74 Mikado Chevy Luv, TNCks 9560 NCks 9560 AMtos W..e.d 9590 SADDL.EIACJC Y ALLEY IMPORTS 131-2040 49>4'49 'Wide tires. cm pr shell. •••••••••••• •• ••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1968 Cad. Coupe De Ville rear bumper, 38M ml, '75 FORD CASH FOil CAIS! C.onvert. bl~ck beautiful S249S. &7S..9504. '62 Chev ~. PU w/cmpr. UNCHBO P.U. Top $Dollar $paid for body, new tares, full pwr, SELL idle items with a AC. PB, tape, CB, nu This bandy all purpose clean used cars, trucks & $1500 or best offer. DailyPilotClassifiedAd paint. nu eng. 3 gas vehicle has radio, Corvettes. Ask for Paul 714·639-4049 6t2 5678. tanks. Ex. cond S48..88M healer, air conditioning, O'Neill. CREVIER $1 Sf 6 llOAOWAY SAHTA ANA -power steering & brakes, HOW ARD Chenolet 9to ~. Hew 9100 A..tos. Hew 9100 all set to go & ready for a Dove & Quail Sta. •••••••••••••-•••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• new home. Lie. 45&>6Y. NEWPORT BEACH 835·3171 EARLE IKE SAYS: Our way of saying Thanks during this weekend of giving is to have a gigantic Month End Clearaa,ce Sale. Rflll'. OJl'tO'\ 38 MO 0 ( l l It' •01I 13641 23 JIP\Uf'IAI I 19)8 '"'·~-., .. :>O tftC ... "'° .... "' .. ~ °"" RN?303U11 3& mo 0 e l c '~ rnll l3~S2 SI R .. 1ou~I &11)88 f()jll ca'1\ oown 12?9 13"" t •• "'° •w 1.c M:Q COii LITOte OfOUI S4U!St• SHOW •LITIU OR NO CASH • SHORT ON DOWN PAYMENT • NEW IN THE AREA • SHORT TIW ON THE JOB• JUST STARTING OUTf YOU THIMAMrWAYS WI Hll' PlOP\l Ull YOU IYllY DAY IH P'UICHA5'N& YOUIMIWOI USll>Cil • Only $4695. 540-5630'• 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MEHCURY WE PAY 'l'OP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS Ir your car is extra clean see us first. 2626 HARBOR ILVD. IAUElt IUICK COSTA MESA 2925Harbor Blvd. ---------• COsla Mesa 979--2500 '81 Chevy C-60 Truck, 22' WE BUY box, like new, eng has •USED CARS & 3,000m1, $3850. 640-4646 TRUCKS• 72 Ford Courier Come in or Cal I Sl,425 firm. AtEE Appraisal 545-0401 or 546-5284 Groth Chenolet 'lHE ULTIM.\ Tl DlllV1NG MAClllNI! •USEDIMW't* '73 Bavaria· (906L VY) '752002 • (629NBK> '762002A-(0499) Ctosed 0. S.llClays OUHGE COUNTY'S OLDEST Sales·Servace-Lcas.ing Rov Ccrver,IRC. Rolls koyce BMW 15'0Jamboree 62 Chevy \Ii/AM/FM l8211BeaebBlvd. radio, ma gs & new clutch Huntington Beach Newport Beach 64<M;444 _S7_50_.64_S-_169_1 ____ ,,_8_4_7_-_,_o_a _7_•_5_4_9_-_l _l_l _,I '73 BAVARIA auto. air, '1S Ford Courier PU. Xlnt TOP DOLLAR FM s~rco, new Mich. cond., Very low mi., Ask PAID rads. Xlnl cond. $6800, tor Jell, days, 631-1770, IMMEDIATELY &meSS1-2000or834~ eves, 673-2828. FOR ALL 971 S FOREIGN CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Datsun P.U., camper CALL OR COME IN shell, mags, AM·FM. TOSEEUS Many xtras. See lo appr. NEWPORT IMPORTS $2950. 534-1009 3100W. Cst Hwy, NB 'SS GMC •,;ton PU. Needs 642-9405 some body work & paint. Asking S750. 645-0948 TOP n Chevy Pkup, ~ Ton, DOLLAR VS, auto, radio, heater. PAID P /B, homemade bins & FOR CLEAN rack, S2700· 536-3390 IMPORT CARS 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973DODGE SURFER VAN Deluxe interior, mags, CB radio phone & only 34,000 miles. (83024N ). MUSfSEE! SADDLHACK V AUEY IMPORTS 831·2040 49>4949 AU.MODB.S ~ 1883~BEAC.HBlllD HUNTllllGTON BE ACti S42 7781 -S40 0442 MECHANIC wants run· ning repairable or wrecked cars. 847 ·4995. '70 Ford Van l ·Ton, V..S, I BUY JUNK CARS xlnl mech'I cond. $2150. USEDAUTOPARTS Days 640-1591. Eves 540-5125 847·9637 _67_5-Q34 __ . _____ ~ IMporhd 1974GMC l/4TOHVAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Audi 9707 Automatic, air cond., ••••••~•••••••••••••••• pwr. steering + brakes, '71 Audi IOOLS. Xlnt cond. stereo tape, bed & ref rig. Must sell. $1600. (221MPR). Cal1640-4948Aft3PM. 197 6 CAPRI U 4 speed, stereo cassette & a ar cond. <613MWE). Priced to sell! SADDUIACI< V 4UEY IMPORTS 83 t-2040 495.4949 '76 CAPRlll VG, 4 speed. air cond .• AM/FM r::adio, deluxe in- tMior, silver with black Interior, only driven 19,000 miles. Llc . 233MYF. A real bargain at this low sale price $4595. 540-5630 1011 XSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCUl<Y 2626 HARIOR Bl VO. COSTA MESA 73 CAPRI CPE V-6. 4 speed. factory air conditioning. radio. heater, vinyl roof. Super ruce ! ! (698HG Bl $2195. 540-5630 IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY ALLEN IMW 9712 2626 HARBOR ILVD. Olds /C&dillac /GM C ••• • • •• • • •••• • • •• • • •• •., __ C=.0=.S:::.;T~A:;...:M=E:;;SA..:.-_ S.D. Frwy.-Avery Pkwy. 1974 IMW 2002 '73 CAPRI CPE LAGUNA NIGUEL White/black. 4 speed, 4 cyl, 4 speed, radio. CA.LL 495-6430 sunroof & air cond. l m · beater . See it today! maculate! (917LFK). (428.JES) '73 DODGE 1 ton, xtras. MISSION VIEJO $2495. $3800. 642.3793 & 646.9303 IM-RTS AskforTom rv 540-5630 1964 Ford Econoline Van Avery Pkwy .. S.D. Fy. xlnt cond, reblt eng, cust. 28701 Marguente Pkwy· int, mags. new paint,1 ___ 8_3_1_·_17_4_1 __ _ IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY must sell. $1350. 492.0947 '70 IMW 2100C S 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '70 Ford Custom 200. "4 Q.ASSIC COUPE __g>STA M_!SA __ ton, good cond .• $2500. 4 speed, leather, pwr. '73 Capri V-6. decor 962-219SaftSpm. windows & low,low group. nu s ll rdls. miles . Mus t :.cc! AM /FM slcr<~o. s nr·r '76 Dodge Van, silver , (235Cf'S). $2650846-3966 loaded w /xtras. 10.000 S DDLEI QC orig. mi, must sell, cost V~IY I A Have soml•lhm~ )Ou want new Sll.500. asking $6,800. MPORTS to sell? Clui.~1f1cd ;ids dt• 64S-4733. ll 1·2040 495.4949 al well. 642 Sll78. Aidos,New 9800 .Alltos. New 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Says -"Here's wbal you get on the Fial 128 that you can't tet oo the Datsun 8·210 & the Toyota Con>Ua at any prlte - • Overtaead cam ea11ne • IDdepeedent suspension • Front wheel drive • Wider track · • Rack Is plnlon ateertng • Loager wbeefbue • More trunk spare TH.E FIAT 128 • More room In the back treat • More vl .. ablllty DIUYEA LITTLE ••• SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE IARWICK DATSUM San Juan Capistrano 831-1375 493.3375 '75 280 Z Cpe, Lite blue, blck int., 4 i.pd trans, mags, radials, 11 .000 m1 Well rnamtamed, extra:.. $9150. 640·3206 ---- '752801 4 apd., AC, s t e r eo w /tape, Mags, n e w radials. xlnt cond. As- sume bat or 3 yr lse. Pvt .. <714 }493-5358. '73 240Z. sunroof. rJd1at. mag whls, st<'reo, Best offer. (213 )596-5919 ·74 8 210 ·iJtchbck. 4 ~pd. stick. very good cond $2195. 63t-2870or 552 9434 '72 Datsun 1200CC. 2 dr. , H.T., Sharp, 4 :.pd , VT 26m mi., 39mpg, bst ofr. 645-7191. '73 DATSUM CPE 4 speed, radio. heater Extra clean & :.harp. t290JJCJ $2295. 540-5630 IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 HARaOR at VD. COSTA MESA 7l :?AOZ. Super clcJn. I spd, AM FM c.i:..,etll' Silver. Pvt. Pty. l\1 u:.t sell, $3250 ofr. ~3 7939 II 240Z, fully loadl•d, lo m1, $3750 11r rt·J~onoibll' oHcr 536·4312 ~ 9723 ....................... Ferran '64 JJO l;T. Xlnt. new Uorr.sn1 "'Ire whls 1»4.93118 642 ~ Fiat 9725 •......••.•••...•..•..• '70 124 SPIDER 5 !.pd. R&ll. itJt·1n.: Hrd .... blk. lo m1ll! .. IJIS4B'\;Z I $2195 '72 124 SPIDll 5 "Pd. R&lt . mai:-.. orange w /bll.. trim 1323DJBI $2995 1975 Rot s,tdtr S speed. power disc brakes. healer, AM/F'l\1 radio. r adials & low mil es. Gorgeous! <770NBY> OMLY S439S NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 1u.1100 '69 124 SPIDB S spd, R~H. burgundy w/black iftl. <729AEQ) $2495 Find whal you want In Dally Pilot Cits~~ SPEGAL PURGIASEI ~:':'77 CUTLASS Supre111e • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • TAKI YOUR PICK COUPE '72 HONDA COUPE -~­~llOllCEOI .. IMMEDIA Tl DBJVERY ON THE IELOW LISTED BRAND NEW '76 GMC TRUCKS. SALE PRICES GOOD THRU NOVEMIER 30, 1976 ONLY! ~TON 4x4 ""'o "'"-1400-..,, ,..,. S.•a $6677 ,.,.,. GI-.. ., ofot.--IC>ct><"O 0°11 fp & P..dlf'O ,~., _.,,Oo• tillCf'IC)rNI• 400 C t l<:rlltnH .,_1t lo016821 I TO CH0011- BrondfJ6 New Brand'J6 New '72 DATSUN COUPE •72 MERCURY MONTEGO '73 OLDS 98 LS COUPE ~c=0~~!..~1'4!~$2JJJ ·-· "" ....... (:.)~) $1077 M••' llrOuOhl"' Au!amtllC O•' s2177 •lfffi"'O owr '*'"dawt ,. ... fl • ., conc1 A oll"V' !DO l~UZI •67 PONTIAC FIREllRD '72 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 51077 ~7.~~L ... ~~·~·~ 52277 '69 POMTIAC LE MAMS '73 OLDS OMEGA HATCflllACI "'" '"' ..... t l AW0!>01 Cllltll<l•l10•11t>g I) I 1GWWI " .... -... "-··-·"<I ... ..,.,., , 51277 ""'.,.,...le 00 -··"""v ·--• 52377 '70 GMC 1/J TON PICKUP yt M""'•'•C <ft!>() ......... & "'"') 51577 _,7-111 '73 AMC JAVB.IN Wln'j4 IOP IJ02~3-tl ""'"-oc. .. oond. -al-"'O '52077 52477 AMtos.Mew tlOO ..•......... , ...•..•••.•.••..••............... ~~iiiiilliiilit;;A-. It's NoWI Look: A Dynamie SALE OF tAPBISATm OLD PRICES (and they're iamdtMy low ••• we proaaik!) phu the big ldvantage of tpttial GIANTEXmA DISCOUNTS at Santa Ana LinCGlo Mercury New! Exciting! Penooaliud Colos:s! n.. "VOii" l.ool ht• NE_. CAPRI! Don't Wait! Get'em While They Last! Last Chance For '76 Savings BRAND NEW '76 BOBCATS Good Selection! Typical Value Example: NEW '76 BOBCAT '2999 Santa Ana Lincoln Mercnry F ealores Demo Deva$tatioil! Prirr" 11ma1<hc>d lo hie .. ! Mul'I St(-; lh""'" hrl'athtellinfC Ml'rrury ulur" ••• likr pu1tin1t muory in thr beok!) '76 MONARCHS '7600UGARS '76 MERCURYS All loaded with equipment • • • All PRICED TO SEU! Don't wait. Thi" big Automobile Adventure ia NOW NOW NOW! ~~- -1977 Lblcoln Mercury Products We've Got ~Em! Come on down to Santa Ana Lincoln Mercury., The '771 are waiting! ' • DJI .DAILY PILOT Fr1dey. Novembef 28, 191! NEW 1976 MATADOR 4 DOOR NEW'76 HORNET 2 DOOR '3776 ... ~- $199 DM. $101 92 MO. un•"' ~ ~ IJl"lt'• °""'" ·~ a ec:..-. 0rtt-...,J ~ .,..,, ... l'OQ6 , ..... MM'\ to-'" .......... .. ~ 41...,, °"' ~ "-'' .... . •1•!':. NEW '77 MATADOR WAGON '4876 ... §_ $199 DM. $13316MO. W?•"' ...._.. t > h O' • oa.,.. • .,. & "...,.. o.&.o.d O>r-..,CI .. &i'i'-l·~ 'lO't.• ... \-~f4ll -'l.riiod ~ ~\ LA ""'°-. .. .J ...... ,,.,l. 11fl\ NEW '77 HORNET WAGON· $48~L ·=· 'I U s.r. 1i11Acle7E12885' $199 DM. $11 O"MO. j«}lf>•\ ..... (~C'Jt •r'J~,.,.&t·~~ 0.>,......'110'1.•"'1\~17 Nt W•\lpoi \oe--V .. ,....J 41 '"'-' O"I °""'°"'~ v-li-Af'll t.'fJ't NEW 1977 GREMLIN '3576 UW•"' .... ~r-•dvt. to.''-'....-. Ow' .... ~ p.,,_._.,.,..... , .. ,.\1.-.d "-""•°' ~· •ti.d .. #lo ' O" eupioo...J ...... ,,, ., 'fJ\ Mtos, IMported Autos, IMported Alltos, l111port.d Autos. IMporhd · Wos, IMported Alltos, IMported Atttos. 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Sale' ttJ1795 1973 s.,.. .. aeetle Nice sec 0 n d car. m.ig!> Buv or XLNT . --.-peccably m ain tained TOYOTA • ,. · ~ • 4 speed, 8 track tape & ACCESSORIES (030REJ> leaseplan iGOollPC). 75 Pon.che 914 l 8 litre New ly u pho lster ed S !I -."'-: lowm11es.(313JES). purchaseancw $1695. SADDLEIACJC low. mileage. xlnt cond lhruoul w ' chinchilla fur ' GARDEM WEST VW 2 Blot·ks W VALLEY IMPORTS bot2 <-'liH2 ----Seetobeheve' 759 0077 HERE NOW •, J : or Bcar h Blvd 76u0Westm1nsll'r Bhd We!\lmm~tn 1!93 7~'>1 197 4 s.,..r leeff• Sunroof. 8 track tape & low miles. (3355). 1976 P orschr Targa , more MUST SELL. Ph· ]2TOYOTA *.._.EW MODELS : . . ! metallic ""• r ~ bl.ick 673-1252 "" • ~ ,. ·10 Tnumph TR6. New 1973 412·4 Door anodized lnm. l"Jrrcru . ------CELICA lfo~e Sa vini:s on i\LL re .,. paint, hlc ycl111w . clean, Automatic, ste reo & 77 OR 76 BEETLE, RAlllT "SCIROCCO DASHER. BUS before 11·30·76 and take your choice or 831-2040495-4949 '72 911. low mi. AM/FM Toyota 9765 ! rt~" • sterro-('ac;o;, bra, Koms & ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HEW COLORS • ~ • mag~ ... tr l·oml l'!tnH"k 75 Por ... chc9U;2 0.mag Ex ce l lent cond ma1nini; n e w 76~ & ! -" / • xlnl mcch. cond. S2700 J0.000milcs.<947JGT). stt·reo & only.>.:,()() miles ~hls, 10 mi .. '1 Stereo <141Fl':C> rx-moi. • ,. 642-2073 SADDLEIAC« •22Ml'HC> Pn. ply. Call S7l00.496 4933 nr 492·7092 SALE! $2299. The Beller Il:irgam •~----it 9770 VALLEY IMPORTS $2. 00 00 iw; ~11,;, hours al work ·73 914 2 0 Blk beige. Al · MARQUIS TOYOTA ,. m .1rn nta:K111~:\,.'u~.1< ,. ~~~~::~:.".••••••••••• 831 -2040 495.4949 • 540·5630 Ion ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MEACURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '69 VW Bug. Air, new brks. lo mi's. Tan. Good cond. $1100. 548·0000 . . irr· Ion.: so k1•t·p trvin.!._ loys. A M FM !>lt'rl'O, re-MISSION VIEJO • l:O. I\ ' ·' • ,. ---------1 In free D•oler liH !ll2 very lo mi, new ar ref. kit , l'O\l'r, app 831-2880 495-1210 ; GREAT DEALS; NREA~J:l~ '70 VW Sqbk. New eng. cnsories!! r.irhal .... xlnt rond Must grp. (714 l5.58 2909 • GARDENGROllE FWY ,. New paint, rad. tires. "11s11m !1.1:10119 911 s '75. Blk1blk, 5 spd, -'72ToyotaCelica • $65 73 Xlnt.SIJ75.497·3965 ac· 1969 VW, dark blue, automatic, xlnt cond, low miles, $1150. 536-0396 1 h lk> ----4 t•vl . 4 s peed. radio, • 71 Por ... l'h1· !HI Blk r1tl . t•al er "Prt seats, a Y '76 TOYOTA h!'att•r. whitewall tires. • ...i. .. t '73 VW 412 WCICJOtl hlk ant . F\f r .1-. ... !'ltt' ~his. ~M ifo'M stereo Longbed.5 speed. Like lintcdglass &wheel eov·,. ....-•ox Automatic, air cond., ... ien·u C.1r CO\ Pr Llkt' <'a!t' Super cln p P new 11C57388l SALt; er~ S up er n 1 <' e ! .,. 36 mo. 0 . E .L. O.A.C. pwr. brakes, wheel cov- GARDEN WEST VW 2 Blorks W or Brach lllv<I 7600 Westm .11slt'r HI HI Wpslmmst..r 89:1 75.51 nt·~ S3!KJO 4!lti·l39ti .~} .. 313.2~0 Call <213 > 53699• (IOOFl':G> • Total down pay me nt ers. vin yl interior & '"" J• ONLY $1995 • $269 .67 plus lie. Res . AM/FM s tereo. Im · '71 Bubble Top Camper . 1972Ponche911T RoUsRoyu 9756 MEWPORTDATSUM • b::::::::~~~~j $1904.6SStkll3304 m aculate condition. Manyxtras,supcr clean, 5 'Pt't'<I, :.liver ~ blJck ••••••••••••••••••••••• 888 Dove Street • '.:::: l23SJFB). Sac. $2950. 979-3194. intt-nor. Jir <'ond · mags "l 0£Al£R IN US A NEWPORT BEACH .• ONLY $1995 & r w r. w i n o ow s · · · NEWPORT DATSUN Wanted. Clean VW 'Bug or l<JSF'Tll m ROY -833-1300 •••••.•••••• ,,... 888DoveStreet Sqbk. Approx. '67 Vin· SADDLHAC« R CARVER '00 TR4A. New top, gd in· NEWPORT BEACH tage. Reas. 548·5497 aft. 4 VAWY IMPORTS j RO US-ROYCE · 7 1 T o Yo ta . a u lo . Triumph 97 6 7 tr. rblt trans. Eng needs -833-1300 _&_w_ee_k_en_d_s _____ 1 831 -2040 49S.4949 r ls.to JAmborH d a ma ged rend(' r & ••••••••••••••••••••••• work. Best ofr. Call aft ·m vw Bug, orig. owner. --------'73 Super Bug. Light blue, Npw_.iauc11 bumper, motor >.Int. '70Tnumph6SO.Gdcond. 6:30752·6596 gd cond. 63.000 ml, sun· "6S VW. 25 window s uo-steel er. F-Air C .. R&H. HOLIDAY SALE OVER40 USEDVWs TO CHOOSE FROM GARDEN WEST VW .' lll•H"k·." "' 11 ..... h 111\11 7filMI W1•stm1n~h·r lll\d Wt·~tmm~lrr ICl'.l 7551 ~~;r.r. ulle 1ll'ms ~llh " \._ _ _.....,_...,. $1000. Call aft 4 P M, 17'19toffer /trade roof, Blnupunk AM/FM. roof. Sl475. Slick . sharp, $2295. 1>.111} ~lot C~l.~1f1e'1 Ad --ClOS~~OAYS 645 021-1 G-12 3628 CLASS I Fl F. D Wiii sel~ Sl520. 631·3577 548·0387 _75_1_·0770_. -Wanl Ads Call 642-5678 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 A.dos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 ufo1, Hew 9800 Alltos, Mew 9800 Mtos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CON NILL CHEVROLET AND GENIRAL MOTORS ' ANNOUNCIS -· ·~·.,,, -. FROM THE FACTORY , ... • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH REBATE FROM NOV. I I th TO JAN. I 0th IF YOU PURCHASE ANY NEW '76 OR '77 CHEVETIE OR VEGA IN STOCK OR ORDER YOURS BY DEC. 10th. YOU'LL RECEIVE YOUR $200 FACTORY CASH REBATE ... OVER 70 IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY fOUHTAIN VAHIY NUNflNOTON llACH MISSION VllJO ,r?d!y, November 26. 1978 A!Jltot, IMpOfied ...................... v.-uw..-9770 ....................... lt69 VW Bug. Supe r •arp Slick, new molor Call 63J.1S7t. 6-&PM , Free MalfltHanu f.reeR~rs For I Yr.or 12,000 Mi. toctuded for e'Cample IK'h items ai. 011 & lube, pne-up, brake:. & dutcb " wheel altgnm ~nt , filter s, :.park pl u,Rs, tftper blades, light bu!bc;. GARDEN WEST vw I ~ Hlol·ks \\ of lil'arh Bhtl ~'"IU Wt'slm111.~h'r Bl\d I \\'t·,lmm,ler 893·7551 'll VW CONVERTlBLE 2(000 onginal miles. l::>e· eeflent condition. Oran.Re in color. Must st:ll 1 (2660FA) S48·2196 • "67 loja, I 600CC • Call 548-5046 ---------'88 VW Pop Top CamJ>('r. 10.000 mt on lSJS<.:<.: enl! .. AM/FM tape dck , many xtras. $2495. 497·3704, 496-4617. 64 Bus • 74 Eng, dean. plush int, runs great $885. 67>4978 ----V'Clffo t 9772 ·r····!··.············· '11 VOLVO .HERE HOW .•NEW COLORS •NEWMODElS Hage s avtnJ:S on all rl' m a1n1n i: nl'W 7b:. & Dem~ m stcx·k MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION Vl£JO 831 -2880 495-1210 •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING Overseas Delivery ~..-rv1rl' & flJI h 111"' 1 I" n on !'.1l', XII• .i t•u ~uur l-Oll\ cnu.:'nl•t'4 191'6 ... ,, ( "' 6J~ " } 75 :MSOI. \\ Jl!11n lull pwr air. l:i.VI•> tnt, h11~1oom t·oncl 1;.11 ; .. 1~, .•.••.••••............. Codilloc 991 SI .........•............. Nabers Cadillac Qual11v .tnd P11u (.11.11.mll·l d l t '"If'~""'' """ l'r I "I~ I 1• •• ,, ...,., I" I ' • I " \ I , I ( I 11 ,., ( lr 11•). I t11l I Open "w ·d ' C.1tl1l l.tc M.t'ill'r Ol·.1lt·1 2b00 II II"• H fll," (.,~IJ Ml,,l <-Ill '111·11 Nabers Cadillac Just 2 From Our Arte Seit-ct iort 0 f CadUloc Resales 76 ELDORADO COUPE !'VII powc·r. ra11orv air c:ood .. sterl'<l ta JX' <:rtllSl' cOntrol. leather ml & truck lock Like brand MW! (707XDNI 76ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE RARE! t'Ull powl'r, fac- tory air cnnd . stereo. cruise cont rol & only 11.000 miles Am~rglow firemlsl while lop & leather Almost NEW! (3188). ALLEN Olds/Cadlllac/CMC SJ> f'twy.-Avery Pk°'\y. LAGUNA NIGUEL CALL 495·6430 DAILY PILOT DJ 7 lnch.)dmg air cond. landau roof, till wheel. $ power steering, brakes. automatic. radio and more Order yours now BRAND HEW 1?76 MIZER F' 1r 48 mos OAC TOTAL CA SH PR I Ct s 293 7 94 incl T & L. Delerced f-'Jyment pnc~ S3820 52 at 14 76 APR Ser #362667 YOUR CHOICE 51399 '72 DATSUN 1200 CPE. Gas saver .Beautiful snow wtute. lo miles See to appreciate (891FFIJ '73 MAZDA RX-3 WAGOM The Hum m m er Outstanchng family car' (711JFO) '74 CHEVY VEGA The hot one from Oievy. (765LIJ) BRAND NEW ROTARY PICJC-UP PER MO. THEALL NEW .98 REGENCY IH STOCK ••• READY FOa IMMIDIATE DBJVMY! • Including t1nled glass. pwr disc brakes. AM radio, 20 gallon gas tank and more #75PU108912 BRAND NEW ROTARY WAGON s3499 • Fully equip! including air cond .. tint glass, pwr. disc brakes. reel. seals. 4 speed trans .• AM radio & more. #75RX3364060 5-YEAR • 75,000 MILE ROT ARY ENGINE WARRANTY!! NEW CAR TRADE-IN BARGAINSll 73 BUICK ISTAn WACiO .. ". ........ ·~ I.ct.,.,., ,.,. _ .. _ ~ O'••., ~-~~ '~ ,. .... ~•••II I•••· •. '•If Q ., ...._~ 81.)t,.,Wft '75 OfEVY CAMA•O LT ..... ,,.,.. • .,.,,,,.,, 4·• ~,,,. , •••. ,,.. 09••• ..... d •• , A'°' ,._. •11.0 .... , ... Y•"'.,t tOr--4 ,.,.,.., ..,.~ ...... •N11411 , ......... ~-· '''°°° .....,.._ ,QMNOJ '73 OlDS CllTlASS Ii;, '"""' , ... ,,,.., •.. ....... ·~.,,...... .,, .... ~ . ..,.,. ... .... -"""••"" '"•' ....... ,,..,,,.h.., .. ",...,...~ t l ..... fOUllHOI a CAMINO IST A TIE v. . ,,., ~·"-l#J(:il)f'y ..... ~.....,,,.. P'• bf(laM ........ ._.. . ., ~···-, ... f')t' ' '69VW IN• 'tt f 10 h .... , ..... """"' CY'C:Ct44t S...,,.~~ 7,FORD MUSTAMG II Y8 C¥I .,.., ,,.,.,.. ~ ,.. ~~~*w"toof """""' ~-'" t1•.tC.•N '69 PlYMOUTH ..,., '" ., .. 9ul'J ...... fytqty .. .,.,...,,,..,.,..,~ ...... ~,,,....., ~,... rcrl ..... ?ftd c,a-rz•HOU\ 73 OLDS N,UCHIACI ""9 .,,.,,_ ,.,...,...., .. oo-9' ......... O'>• O'tlt•' t.0.. ,,...,... """ ........ "~ ..,~.,. tf'¥J ~.,. ... ·~<,.,,.._, -!U· '74 vw .... 4 4C)lllMf ,...,.., ..... .-~ '°' ~loectt011 '72 PONTIAC WA.GOH ~.,,..,,,. ·~ .. oo-9' \_ ........... ., .... .-..,, ,....., ~M-t• •i ~1~ .... """""'i4toil)llfA• '73 AUDI IOOlS 4 DOO• .ti·Jt') ... ... ' , ., ·~' ,.,.,,..,,,,Ot1111tt• "••-.i• ronl ,UQGiva 54599 53099 52499 51999 51699 52799 I I 00°/o FINANCING 0A v AILABLE • 73CADIL&.AC BJ>OaADO This aoW beaiaty with a white vinyl roof bas only cone 1ust over 33,00Q miles. A true luxury c11r witb aU tbe wee lnterior appointments you wou Id expect. U c 143Nlll. $61t5. S40-S630 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • l llllCOLN MlHCURY .' I NEW 1977 FORD F-150 PICKUP 258 NEW CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM! NEW 1977 PINTO WAGON $ 2300 cc 4 cylinder engine. 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on. steel belted wsw tires deluxe bumper group tinted glass complete Ser $3 3 79 ~"'-·. ~~··o:..'.: /,.:;. 7.~: •Y I • ' "' I h•1 7• ""'-"'• ....... , ....... ' -NEW--1-9-76_M_U--.ST_A_N_G---~~ llMPG2 -t-2 9 .~~ 53579 NEW '7 6 GRANADA 4DOOR . '°.... ...., .... 4 " • • ... ......, • • ... • ' •• "I\!:•• ........ .,. ._ ... M,ettr f ~ $4179 ·· ... ·._ .. ....,, ... .., ' ~ .. I C .. ~~"".,,. • •• t 1 I #t, ... ,_ •ff'W"' ·~"' #7R1 2Y101712 NEW'n PINTO s3479 2300 cc 4 cyltnder enq1rie 4 '!peed rransm1ss1on front d•sc brakes. steel betted radial ltr'ts deluie bumotlf qrouo 1tn1od gla~s comotere Ser ll7RIOYIOl107 '7J FORD '73 FORD '71 DATSUN '72 PONTIAC LT.0.401.H.T. Auto rrens laclory a" power steering oower brakes rooro hearer nice car ( 1 73GXF) ""10 WAGOH 4 soeed rad•'l hea!<tr S~GGYJ P'tC:XUI' 4 soeed rao10 he1rer 56!M7U) l'IHllRD V-8 aulo lraM llCIOtY air power sreering power brakP' Exira Sllarp' 18850Zll '2179 •1979 •1279 '2579 '75 FORD '73 FORD E200 '74 DODGE CHAMTOllMO YAM NEW 'n MAVERICK s4379 AIR C:Ol'fOITIO,..MG 260 6 cylinder engine auroma11c transmission steel bolled radial tires power steertng power 1ron1 disc brakos. Iron! & rear bumper guards Mted 91a~~ complete Ser •7K91l104061 '75 CHEVY MOMTI CARLO V-8 .>ulo Irani; . ractO<V NEW '76 TORINO s4279 AIR C:OICDITIOICIMG }6 I J 8 .... .., •t I 1r'"'~.tl<#' ''t 'f'I, " ~ .,.,.., .. q ('..-•l'""'·"·c-ri--.... ,,.,, '-"•' "i'" 1...-r1·'"'1 '•1 ll.,,. ,., ,,.,.. I•"!"" ~ U)Ye'\ '''"' '1.,,., ~· u-... ,,.., • •• __, O• ..... iit••• 1• •••• "'""' ~,. '"°" .. • , '•""' f I ¢,. tfi)Al•.-.~:-..1 '74 AMC '69 FORD ..... UOO Y4H C:O..Y. NEW '76 PINTO Runabout 1'YJO rr -~.,. • °""'" 1 •••" -,..,,_: .. ~·~· ,....,.~ .. .., ... .,, .. ., ., .. ' , .... " • '"<f' t-11,...c•or '1 •• • •i ~ttYtltf .. • '74 PONTIAC lf MAMS Auro rrans facrory air cond111on1nq oow1ir a11 oower s1eertng sreerinq power O•'.C V-8. auto rrans. faciO<y Otr oower d isc t-rake\ brai.e1o AM/FM raoio cond111 on1ng. hOllPr 2 Or H T V-8 auto trans factory air cond1r1on1ng. oowor stotlf1ng. oower d•SC brakes rad•o. hearor vinyt roof. Landau top (898LIR) rad•o heater. under hea!Pr rallyt• w heels 1696SSR (124MWl) (583LVY) •4479 '3179 •1979 •2979 '73 CHEVY '71 MERCURY '75 CHEVY WAOOH W4GOH MOHTI C:4RLO Cl'I. v..e. a 1rans tac air o srr p brll9. R&H WSW vtnvl r1 tnt gls . whl cvrs lo mt Sharp I yr. or 12.000 mt Wlf •SA31H105873 IC()tf()UICI YAN V"8 auro !rans powet V-6 lulO Irani.. laclOtY V-8 auto trans • factory :itr V-8 auro rran, lac!Of'Y BJr. p "ecr1ng, o brakos radtO. heater wr11rewilll fires ltntod 11la\S. whpot covers, SllVtlf ltntsh r I 24MWL) FIRST .. ARYICI V-8 auto tr1ns E•tra nice• Sleeftng rad•o h&alet IE24GHS2 II 77) s u r I er Pa ck I g e 160607Xl FORD tTWO TO CHOOSf. 1976 CHEVY · MOHTE CARLO Full power . factory 1ur t·ond., AM /FM. hit wh~I. cruise control & rallye wheels Like new ~ ($39 PJH) 1971 CHEVY MOHTE CARLO ' .\ulomatk. f:lctory air cond .. pwr. !!leering & brakes, vinyl roor ~ r:illye wheels. Sharp ! l24SCI'P). ALLEN Olds/Cadillac/GMC S.O. Frwy.-Avery Pk)¥y. LAGUNA NIGUEL' CALL 495-6430 '75M0Hli 2+2 Cpe. Auto, ~[. radio, blr and rally wt1Js Local one owner c:~ ~ 14JOMIP> • $3195 Ward S.Lee AMC 547-5826 1134 So M.Hn Si S""'·' A 11..i ·;4 M a libu C l assic ~1ctallic beige. blk ~·in tp. Xl nt cond. S3700. 5.'>l-75l2 or 897-8000. Chrysler 9925 ....•....••••.......... '70 Newport. air, P /S. P /B, 73.000 mi. good cond SSSO. 962·8290 or 83J 3131 wkda}s p,t pl~ Contlnetttol 9930 ....•..••••.•....•..... '75 MARK IV LoJdl'd with a ll t'hc l(ood1es ~1u~l set• to ap prcc1ate. t<\83LPW I • $8686. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 842-8844 JUST ARRIVED THE FAIULous· 77 MARKV JN STOCK f>'OR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GUSTAFSON LINCOLN M ERCURY 16800 Be a ch Blvd Huntingto n Beach 842-8844 ·73 Town Sedan. Gd ga~ mileage. Clean. $399S. Ph 846·3529 Pvt. ply. ·74 Mark JV. Sperral Gold Edauon. Moon Roof. Cull eqpd .. perf cond SSi·9iMO --------CorveHe 99)2 ..•.....•...........•.. "65 Co n vc rl 1b f e . Completely restored •to ong cond. See at (7111 Pla<'ent1a, CM. • 646·lZ18 ask for Dan. $5200/firtn pp --------' 63 Velle spll window. a ll ong, 327 4·spd, /\M/FM, llrcs. rims. $>300/bsl t>P 6.'11 -1993: 673-6452 '76 Vette, arr. 4 spd. AM /F M .. Leuse avail. Call for quote BRITISH CAR C~ (2131990-2525 •• Cougar 9913 .......•.....•......•.. '76COUGARXR7 I Automatic. /wr steer· mi:. uar con . black on blat·k & AM /FM l>lcr~o Only 8600 mrles-s tall un der factory warranty. Immaculate! (468 PRV ). ONLY $6298 MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJ O ll 1·2880 495-12 hJ ·oo Cougar . Orig. ()WfiT Xlnl cond. lo mi~!(e. S1700. Ph 675·3291 ·59 Cougar. Buriiunlfy. New llres. AT. PS/P B. $1000. Call 494· 1235 eve:; '68 Cougar Hrclp $1000 675-2171 ~ 99)S ••••••••••••••••••••••• DodRe Colt 20000T stbtl. A/C, AM/F M stereo. fyr old. Asking $3.000. Call 547.8()()9 or 731·1980. 76 Dodge 8100 Van. Va . air. AM/FM, 8 Lrk, cl.tsl int.. macs. $6300 /ofr. 87J.3ll03 Ford '•a '72 Couner PU. Nu L. ··················~··. 19,oOo mi, Xtra r parts, trans. S.-8885 ~ '70 Mavericlt, $1250 or· and TOP <low) xlr clean Great cond Tuned . etc Ca II ( 1 496-3734 h idey. November 26 1976 DAIL V PILOT D J9 n..•uiMrld 9970 ....................•.. •··••··•··············· ..........•.•.......... ~ ~·.~:~!••••••••••• !'!'!~·.~::~••••••••••• ~!~'!!'!.~•••••••!!.~~ ~~~•••••••••••!!.~! ~!'!'!~•••••••••••!!~~ F\111 1973 T-l:Rft t ~·.~~~•••••••••• !~•••••••••••••!!?.! ~:.~~••••••••••• ~ '940f'tymouth 9960 LeMan.1'73.lmmac.,v.a, 1SPOMTIAC comt~!c:i,:rJ.ae"':s'.n...('btrd 9970 Hl~TC74YHIGI"'~ Vt90 '974 ...... ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• •••• ••• • • ••••• • '61 rL YMOUTH Atl/r'M. radio w /I tratk •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• ,.. •'-" ••••••••••••••••••••\••• 1,75 FORD 4 DOOR 2·dr ff.Tl., P/Sl • P /clilc ASTltl tai>e deck, Ult wheel, 'S'7T·Blrd. ort1lnaJ owner. 4. speed. radio, heater. '74 Vea• Hlchbk. Splr1l or .aAHOTORIHO ATLAS Auto. trans. power brks. a r , au o. ~95. ~ded, tuper clean! cniaecon\rol&alrcond. lo mlleaae. Xlnt. S12SO. vt.nYI root. Unted &lass. America, 4 tpd, Jt,000 ·t~nno, radio, beater. 645-20&4. LUZ> "'-'y .......... n 41 000 mil... Ph: ~lit. custom lntertor fl rallye ml xlnl cond *l81S BROUGHAM 4 Door ~ ""' .. ' S.I .. 2H VUI ...-... ' .... wheels ln'beauutul coo ' ' • · f)!U power, factory air Chrysler~moutll Good trans portation. 'MPonllac .. • a real beauty. See It lo-"fOTICE ditlo~·rully ntce i _-._1_m_;_ ____ _ cond .. stereo, till wheel & Open Oa1ly & Sun "lll 10 1377A EP> Good cood .. clean. day.~. how OaUy Pilot Clan· C%08KP&) only 11.000 al"tual miles. PM $995. lm·3038 $4695. lrled ads display their OMLY SI HI IF YOU J..lkeoew! (S92NXM ). 2929 Harbor Bl vd., 13 Flreblrd Formula 400. 540•5630 messaees with le1lblllty NIWPOITDAnuM havea servl"toorreror • ~LLR.a....11 Costa Mesa 540 • 5630 XI d · and Impact? Our ads, we goods to sell, flace an ad "' 51"1 546-1934 nt con · mileage. are'proud to ttay, really 888DovcStreet In the Oa ly Pllol Olds/Cadlllac/GMC -640-al get r esulu. Pho n e NEWPORT BEACH Clas111rled Section •• , S.D.Frwy.·Avery Pkwy. Class1f1ed Adi. 6-12·S871l Want ad results 642·58711 Sell idle items 6'2·5118 &t2·5678. lll-1300 Phone642·5678. C~N4~~~:l0 Autos, Mew 9100 2626 HAHOR BLVD. A.wtoa. H•w HOO Aattos, Mew HOO 2626HAAlott ILVD. ......_ H . tlOO A..tos, H•w tlOO Atltos, H•w tlOO --------i••• • ........ ••••••••••• COSTA MESA •••••••••• • •••••••••••• •••••• •••• ••••••••••••• .COSfA MESA ••••••••:•-=•••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 LTD Exec. car. im · mac, lo mileage. air cond, Avocado gret•n M300/best offer. Pvt pty . ftlSLQB. 540·7800 8 5 weekdays, 524·2 157 weekends. Ask for Bud. '63 Falcon 4·dr. Good trans. Auto-trans m1?>s1on t:J:50, Ca II 962· 3822 '811 Ford Wagon, 9 pass, 00,000 miles, air . good cond. $950/bsl 546·0577 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 UMCOLM 4DR. Sedan. Full powel', air cond .. a real straight family car with many miles or good lransporla· lion left In it. Lie. 322KLH. This week's ~pedal only $2195. 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MERCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ~~!~ ......... !~.~~ •'4avcrick. Xlnt cond ~ or offer. or $300 , take over pymti.. slse ll. 400.37 34 wy ••••••••••••••••••• '76MOMARCH 4 dr, VB. AT Fae air PS PB radio hlr. Lo Miles <261PAA> $4799 • • '75 COUGAR XR7 VS, AT, to'ac air, PS PB · AM /FM stereo. Sports Vtop, bu(• seats & con· sole. Lo m1 (562LVZ> $4899 '75 COHTIHEHT AL 2drHT. l"ully pwr cqpd & ai r. AM 1 FM ster eo. Vtop, crwse cont, lilt whl. leather seats, etc t228MVC) ;-$7299 ~· '75MARKIV ~lty power eqpd & rar •lilt. AM/FM & 8trk. ....-~op, s plit leather :-cats. tilt whl, spd ront. U!29370) $1499 SANTAANA Llftcoln MH"Cwy 1 N. Tustm. Santa An.i !>17 ·0511 ---• .Mere Mo ntego GT • int cond . fully eqµd ~Id be a classir. on.: ~wnr. days . 646·4332 ~Ve'I, 673 5613 19i0 Men ury Montcgo Wagon. $1350 Good cond. clean 968-8257 Mlst.c) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Mustang com crt1ble l'Olplty restored. Collec tors item Trans & enit mrilaled new pamt & top SIY•5 bes t o f r 91$2 5374 068 302 ,\olu 'lnl $995 nl r l'r pt> l 711 ll>IS :141:14, ·m Must:.nJ? 1·ni: 1~ ti,ul best offer t.ik1•., s.'11 2712 ---------'118 Mustang Fs thr k Super sharp. St 195 Mu!tt see lo a pprec 84fi 34:lli --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2 dr. iood Iran<> car. IU,000 mi, SI 195. &11) fl044 or644·4040 f'Mto •..••..•......•........ '72 Runabout t\M F M radio, auto Sl 100 Dyi.. 1145-7075; eVl'!l 675 9670 74PIHTO RUMAIOUT Super cond. <118.SK IE) Sale! sz 199. GARDEN WESTVW . 11101 k' " "' 11, ·" h l~I "' j, .. ,,., \\ 1·,t 1n1n,h•r Ul\11 \'-• -.tru1n"it•·r ~J i''.!•1 ••74 Pinto Squire. New Radials. shocks, battery $2400. xlnt cond. 752· 1637 -.'16 Runobout, 6 cyl. pwr . • alr. 3600 m1, I dent. $3600. • or belt offer. 673·5535 .Ptt ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 DUSTER Auto, small VS. pwr •teerin1. lo mileage. like brand new. (618CP J ) ', '7' D\aater, P /S. auto •• 11 74M ml, Ultenew. $2800. 844·MIM $ Example ••• IEW 1976 ASTRE HAIGllACK FAOMY RDATE $ e FAOORY REBATE FACTOIY lllATI OM Im AS1'llS OffB 4iOOO llT'WBll MOY. II. 1'76 & DIC. IO, lt7' IMMEDIATE DELIYERYI '76 SPEGAL BRAID IEW SUIBIRD LEASE DEPT. SPEGALS 1977 EXAMPLE: "FIREBIRD AS LOW AS GRAND PRIX SJ WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS CAMPER SEBRING SA TEI.LITE I s12r_+_ Only $377.93 Dtl•en $ 150 00 $ecun!y [)eposl1 $129 93 Fo~ Pmymenl Including Tu M.OOL~f- PARTIAL EQUIPMENT INCLl.lOES: • P:aotory Air' CondltlOnlng • Pow. ~ • Aul~tlc tr11r1t1111u.on • Po .. , llttrin9 • Tilt wtlffl • RlllV-II whffla. Ser. 12T87R1N1oeee9 24 MOMTN C&.Osm .. LIASI Me Olis a , • ..,., .. .,.._ ~-·1.-.... ,..,.., OM.....:MICWT '74 ToYo•O (~o"ol •. ·~td $4795 '73 ~~ YI,~'> "-·$ 2195 (O('O"f !)o• '""d '"""""" NJo '""""' "" -....... ,,1 flM ~ -v ,1_., low ~ .,,jo t.,.,.;:.. 'oe> llll}l(LOi (>4Sl M! We haYe se•eral late model, low mileage, well equipped used Trans Ams to choose from. MG MIDGET CORDOBA ELDORADO GRAND PRIX PONTIAC LE MANS CtfEVY 'h TON PICKUP OLDS CUTLASS COUPE '76~:..,;~ ~.,.I l·;:l:."" ~$ 5395 '75 l'* ~ •. v.e.""° ...,..,(CJ(.$ 3495 '75 l><~--·'...,.,q.AM•o<>. $ 3995 '74 ~=~~~OC:~$ 3795 ~ •lot ti • , ,.,.., '""Y "" <0"°''"""'). l'O'"I' lo ....... u...d bit ""' abuied. ---l,,..;,., lap 1 ,,,. ~ •• ' ., .. ,.,1 ''"'11111'"<1· todj~ ~to•er (t(lll!>Sl ~ ......... \ AM,..M \.lt'fto ·v ;• l·•.11..Pl-I (1~J~l CHEVY MONTE CARLO VEGA ESTAn WAGON GRAND PRIX l TO CHOOSI NOM PONTIAC ASTRE FORD THUNDERBIRD DATSUN PICKUP OPEN DAILY -9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M • WI llPllTl y DO PONTIAC w AllAMTY won HGAUUSS Of WHml YOU OllllMAU. Y PUICHASID YOUI CAI WE LEASE ALL MAKES AMD MODELS ' Alc.t ... ,.,...._ ~c.. .............. ,. .. .......... ,. 11·2'·7' ' . I " I· 1"• •" ••"' be .. Hf•l I t77 ·~ .. ---... ,...., .., ............ "'. ( ~steering. AM radio. H76x15 wsw tires. ser. t G0072GG018017. "HEA~~~S ERVICE ....... for ~ senlce ':.~~ Ollt ., ., ___,,. • Or-.. o,.. s•.,.1:00 ....., ..... ......, J:~ to lioo P.M. A.M.. to 1:30 P.M.