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1977-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilot
'. -. f •I ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1977 TEN CENT Two Wounded Huntington Polle Probe Party Death I By ROB ERT BAllKEB OttM Oallt l'U .. SUH Police questioned New Year's Eve party goers today for leads in the fatal shooting of a young Hun· tlngton Beach man and the wounding or two others. An officerr said some of those in attendance at the party at 10601 Goshawk Lane, Huntington Beach, were being picked up for interrogation but that oo arrests 1Sinks in BarfJour have been made yet. . Brian Louis Schneider, 20, of 7621 Seine was struck in the aorta by a bullet apparently fired from a .22 caliber rifle and bled to de· ath at the scene of the party, ac· cording lo a coroner 's spokesman. Firemen spray "light water." a biode- gradeable detergent, on the water to neutralize gas leak caused by the sinking this morning in Huntington Harbour of the 31-foot Owens cruiser "Caroline." Vessel is owned by Anthony Francois, 4191 Davis Cup Drive in the Tennis Estates area on Christiana Bay. Francois called the harbor patrol about 8 a.m. when he looked out the window of his condominium and saw that his boat was sinking. The cause was not immediately determined. Two other Huntington Beach men, • John Arthur Hunter, 22, and Bradley James Gillespie, 21, were wounded, apparently by the same weapon. iNewport Lawyer's iTrial Set I f Pretrial motions will be argued Friday in the Orange County Superior Court trial of a Newport. Beach lawyer accused oC mis· handling the $103,000 estate of a San Clemente man who named rum as his administrator. Judge Kenneth Williams made that decision today after reject· ing attorney Roland Stewart Barcume's application for the ,services of the public defender ;tmring his trial on multiple criminal charges. Judge Williams ruled that ,Barcume. 38, of 901 Sandcastle •Drive, must hire hi:s own lawyer after a hearing that again was closed to the press and public. l Newsmen and the public were :barred from a hearing held one j;eek ago when Barcume first ap. ~~ed for the public defender. i.Judge Williams explained at that 'time that Penal Code provisions ;ailow hjm to close such hearings I . U his derense motions are de· pied: Barcume will be tried next week on the basis oC a grand jury ~ctment that accu.sed bim or grand theft, perjury and offering !and preparing false evidence. l The defendant, who pleads that Jle is destitute and drawing food ,tamps1 is accused of not being ~ble to acrount for the alleged toss of S..'i3,000 from the estate of W'iJson Eugene Luther, 85, who lived at 138 W Escalones. San Oe.mente. ~fore ru., death on June 25. 1970 Barcumc v. as sentenced to six months to (ave years in l;tate prison by Judite Williams after plt'adang guilty to lesser charges. His motion to withdraw that plea and go on trial was granted after Judge Williams refused lo reduce his sentence Plane Stolen From Airport An aircraft valued by the vie· Um at $6,000 was stolen over th~ ~ekend from Orange County Airport, sheriff's officers said. Oeputles said the plane owned by Thomas Cotter Coolant, 24, of 2024 Port Provence, Newport Beach, was flown from the north tle-down area or the county facili· ty by a thief who smashed the cockJ>1t w1ndow to gain entry . Airports tbrougbout California h.ave been urged to watch tor the aircraft described as a 1967 Citabria. PUPPY LOYE AT FIRSr SICHr "We were so happy to rtnd a l«M! home for our puppy. We sold her to the first. person who ca01e." These were the words or a C?.tllt4I Me!a man who placed this dwified ad: AKC Cocker Spaniel. 5 moe. Llke.s ch.Udren. f:x. cellcnt pcl. f7Stofr. X.Xlt· xxxx ' lt you need to find a home cor" a pet, or &nythln, elle, try the Dally PUoi cJassifleds. CaJJ "2·5e78 for help. Forecasters Say More Rain Coming Hunter is listed in guarded con- dition in the intensive care unit or the Huntington lntercommunity Mesa Woman Attacked in Apartment Weather forecasters were un- certain whether a new storm front would hit California tonight and they hedged their bets by predicting a 30 percent chance of showers by tonight. Forecasters at the U .S. Police Seek Pair in HB Hotel Holdup Huntington Beach police are seeking two "polite" gunmen who robbed five guests and a clerk at the Sheraton Beach lnn. Officers said the two gunmen forced 1tuests to lie down in the lobby and stole $1,500 Crom their wallets a ndJrom the hotel cash box early Friday morning. lnvestigalors said the pair told the hotel guests that they dido 't want any trouble and asked them "to please hand over the ir money." Poltce said the pair may be connected with a robbery earlier an the day at a hotel in Anaheim in which similar tactics were used. Marines Told Where to Get Of/Over Pot CAMP PENDLETON CAP) Thirty Marines winding up holi- day leave checked in later than expected Sunday night because the bus driver turned'around. The driver. Bill Campbell, said two leathernecks lit up a mari· juana cigarette as the Greyhound bus pulled out of San Diego terminal. CampbeU said they re· fused to quit smoking. The bus was turned around by Ca mpbell . who put ocr the Marines and eight civilians where they started. Almost three hours later, the next bus l e ft for Camp Pendleton. Second Fall Victim Dies • A San Juan Capistrano ~oman was the second person t.o die as the result of an accident during a New Year's Eve party in the Sunaet CUffs area of San Diego. Diana Jean Dent.zel, 21, died Sunday of injuries suffered in a fall over a 75-foot cliff. William C. Secrist, 31, died at the scene. lnveatJgators said the pair were attending a party and were alltil)i on a cliff overlooking the ocean when Miss Deotzel ap- parently grabbed Secrlst'a leg pla.ytullf. Both lost their balance and fell over the cliff. Tau Ra.ps Ford MOSCOW '-'P) -President Ford lt trying to leave behind a Cold War lesacy for the incoming Carter administrati<io1 Ta.ss said ~. Weather Service said that if the rain comes, it will be a weaker front than the New Year's storm that dumped about an inch and a quarter of rain on the Orange Coast. The weekend storm, which lift· ed Ion~ enough for the Rose Parade and tbe Rose Bowl game, put 1.38 inches of rain in the gauges at the Santa Ana office of the Orange County Flood Control District -the official rain sta· lion for the county. Emmet Franklin, rain statisti· cian, said the storm brought this season's total to 4.46 inches, well ahead oflast year's l .ll inches. He said the rainfall this season has been ahead of last year because of the heavy rains or August and September. He noted that the average rain· fall for this date is 4.34 inches. According to Franklin, the wet· test spot in the county is Santiago Peak where the storm' dumped three inches of rain and where there bas been 12. l inches so Car I.his year. He said the average for the mountaintop is 9.1 inches. Along the Orange Coast, the rainfall was reported heavy but damage was limited to some minor intersection flooding. Jim Kennedy, a spokesman for the Southern California Edison Company, said the heavy wind and rain Sunday night caused two major power outages. The first occurred at 10: lS p.m. In the Irvine industrial area where 2,500 customers a few residential units, bu.t primarily commercial and industrial users -lost electricity. Power was . restored by 11 : 45 p. m. (See RAIN, Page AZl OC Transit Budget E yed A budget development pro- gram, spelling out procedures for drawing up Orange County Transit District yearly financial plans, was approved today by district directors . The program, based on federal requirements , calls for s taff members to begin developing next year's budget this month. It is to be reviewed at a pre- liminary public hearing in late March, then is to be heard at other public hearinga in May before final adoption by the board on J\.Ole 20. A 2'1-year-old Costa Mesa w,oman was attacked wh ile asleep in her apartment Sunday morning by a man who forced her to engage in oral copulation, then raped her, police reported today. Police responded t.o the East Costa Mesa apartment at 1:30 a.m. Sunday altera nearby resi-+ dent phoned to report a burglary in progress. The victim told police she was sexually attacked by a suspect described as a black male between 25 and 30 years old, wearing a dark green jacket, dark deck s hoes and brown leather gloves. Police said the case is under in· vestigation. Flames Hit Laguna Beach Home, Motel Two fires caused heavy damage to a Laguna Beach home and a motel New Year's Day. A unit at the Coast Inn, 1401 S. Coast Hiibway, sustained $19,000 damage to the structure and $4,500 to contents when an 8:40 p.m . blaze was started by an electric wall clcxk. The unit was unoccupied at the time. A home at 477 Mountain Road received ~cture damage and $1,000 to contenls'when a fire of undetermined origin occur.red atl:20a.m . The fire burned drapes and was spotted by a neighbor, Jeremiah Flynn, who was up late watching a movie on television. The home was unoccupied. There were no injuries. - 1lres Punctured A person using a sharp objecL, possibly an ice pick, pW\ctured about 32 tires late Saturday or early Sunday in downtown San Clemente, accordinl to police. U . Clifford Gates said the tire slashinp took plac• in the ~ block of West Mariposa. Driver .Jail ed • Man Held in Beating Death . l ROCHESTER. N. Y. -A former driver for a paraplegic transport service was in fall today after police accused him ot fatally beating a former charge, a woman paralyzed by multiple sclerosis. Louis Jones Jr., 25, of Rochester was charged , • with murder, burglary aJ1d grand larceny. Jones was paroled from Attica Correctional facility la.st awnmer and worked as a driver from August unUl December. .ije wu flred alter he was involted in an acclclent while driving one of M~cab Company's vans. Patricia Donnelly, 36, was beaten to death in the' bedroom of her suburban Irondequoit home Frid1y. Police sald Mias Donnelly, confiMd to a wheelchair , knew Jones and once lo him $30. .. Hospital while Gi,llespie's concli· lion was reported to be sali~fac· tory. . Sgt. Dave Miller said the killer and a group of his friends were reportedly thrown out or the par· ty after a disturbance had broken out inside the residence. He said the slayer returned as the party was breaking up al 2:15 a.m. Saturday and fired the shots from a car. "We have no idea at this point whether the victim was involved in the argument and was singled out by the gunman or whether the gunman was firing at random in- to the crowd," he a aid. A~Wl ....... 19 TOGETHER AGAIN-Claudine Longet and ex-husband An-• dy Williams bold hands as they walk to the courthouse in ...,. Aspen, Colo., for the start of Miss Longet's manslaughter ~~-( Claudine Longet's ,.. Death Trial Opens ::~ " ASPEN , Colo. (AP > Claudine Longet was escorted in· to the courtroom by her ex. husband, singer Andy Williams, as jury selection began today for her felony manslaughter trial in the shooting death of her lover. The small, slender Miss Longet, clad in a black minicoat and high brown leather boots, ap- peared calm as she walked into the Pitkin County District Court. surrounded by Williams and her attorneys. "I am really just here to lend support at tne first and to be witb my kids." said Williams, seated in the third row of the courtroom. Pitkin County District Co Judge George E . Lohr told abo 70 potential jurors that Mis Longet is charged with "u . lawfully. feloniously and reek· lessly " killing Vladim i r "Spider" Sabich. But Lohr cautioned that the charge was only an accusation. ''Therefore,·· be said, ''the burden is on the people to prove the charge within a shadow of a· doubt." Among the first excused from jury duty was Anthony Mazie, an attorney who said he was "a personal friend of Mr. Sabich . . . I represent Mr. Sabich's estate." Also excused was J .D. "Joe Dog" Muller on the ground that be alaois a lawyer. Williams said he expected to go back to Los Angel~ on Tuesday and return here sometime next .,,.. . Student Bus Deal OfferM An agreement offering mem· ben of the UC Irvine Associated Students organbatioo a 20-cent d iscount on Orange County Transit District buses was re· newed today by district <lirec· tors. The a1reemenl, which covers tbe flnt two quarters of um. al- lows students to receive dJs-count.s wheb they present their u.ociated 1tudut carcl. lb r.iurn UCJ and the 9,000. member 1tudtnt or1antzatlon Utted to rtpay the dlseouata to ®">. Dtltriet offldala said the •fl'tement should 1nerat1 $11,000 per quarter. ) week for the beginning or testimony. • Miss Longet "feels pretty cer-1 tain she is going to be all right." Williams said. Before t he session started,f Miss Longet flipped through a folder of what appeared to be newspaper clippings. Miss Long et, 34, is accused int the March 21 shooting death or professional skier Sabicb, 31. rt has been predicted the trial · could end in as liWe as two I weeks. bui rust. Atty. Fr~ Tucker has said jury selection could lengthen the trial to a month. Tucker said many poten- . · rs in th' ky Moun- tain ski esort---in be dis-. qualified because l ey knew <See LONG ET, Page A2) P ope Meets Mayor VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope Paul VI held formal talks with Rome's new Communist mayor for the first time today and told him he hoped the ''singula1· character of Rome might always be taken into account." Or:::tJ:as l Weathe r Rain decreasing tonight. Cloudy and cool Tuesday with highs near 60 and lows tonight in upper 40S. INSIDE TOD~ l' Laetrile, a derivative of apncot urneu, i1 bai~ by JUpJJOrten. and condemned by health o/fkiol.$. The Jin1 in.a #fie• of. article1 ttplqre1 tht con.tr~IJI. P.agc A 7. l•dex ' ' -'• DAIL v PILOT Monday, January 3, 1977 Stall Blaaed Nurses ·Fla y • • Hospit al Care 1 NEW YORK (AP) -A survey ot 10,000 nurses found that 38 per- cent wouldn't like to be patients in their own hospitals. The survey, reported in the January issue of the magazine Nursing 77, rated nursing care in the UQited States l.\fld Canada at a "low B" grade. The smaller the I hospital, the survey indicated, 1 the less the responding nurses thought of the care. As reasons why nursing care of 1 patients is less than excellent, ' Nut'sing 77 reported that the nurses blamed insufficient staff. the burdens of paper work and other obligations that took Ume away from attending to patients. The magazine las t May published a ·'Probe of Quality Care," listing 78 questions and asking its nursing readers to respond to them. Those responses, more than 10,000 of them, formed the basis of the ~=w~it 1 By S uit in Cycle Crash A Huntington Bea ch motorcyclist who lost his leg as a result of a traffic accident in Laguna Beach has filed a $5 million claim against the city. Similar claims have been filed against the Laguna Beach Coun- ty Water District, the county of Orange, and the state of California. The Laguna Beach City Coun- cil will consider the claim of Alan J . Boyce, 26, a Los Angeles police officer. when it meets Wednes- day. The council is ex~ted to deny the claim and refer it to the city's insurance carrier. Boyce, who~ right leg was amputated above the knee, was injured Nov. 9 when the motorcy. cle he was riding collided with a car driven by Kathryn A. Calldn,, 23, of 27011. Camino De Estrella, Capistrano Beach. Th-accident occurred at Brooks Street and South Coast Highway. Boyce claims con- struction of a new water main in the street and Jack of adequ~e traffic control contrib\c.ed to the accident. Boyce claims general damages of S3 million for pain and suCfer- ing, and special damages of $2 million for medical bills, and loss of currenl and future earnings. Clifford L. Lind vis, Boyce's at· tomey, said the o(ficet bas been on disability leave from the poli ce department since the acci- dent, but that no one knows what his future status will be with the force. Filing or a claim agai&t a public agency is a required first step toward court action. Yemen Narco Plant Cur bed ADEN, South Yemen (AP} - South Yemen bu restricted the conswnplton, sale and purchase of qat. a local narcotic plant which they say is burtlng produc· tivily. Qat is a chewable green leafy s prig. Heavy ~at users suffer from constipation, 1Cl65 of ap. petite and gastritis, officials said. A government announcttment said qat would be available only on Thursdays, Frid~s and public holidays. Friday .i& the Moslem Sabbath. The announcement did not specify how the order would be enforced. Of!ANOE COAST DAILY PILOT ~'::.~"t.~~~~~·r,::i::::~c;,(""' ~'' llVof•"'~no Comp•-"¥ Sit,.,.,,, flf'f1tiien."':I ove11wd Mo""ev 111t..,t11 ,..,.,., ,.,. C.O.•• .,\a Ntw00f1 .. .cf\, Hv~t.,..,. lllttie.ft ~ .. ,,. t•lft Yett••. lr¥11\t \•ctdt,.,_.,\ V•ll•• 4""J ~~::~;:.~~.::r~=·~ .,tft(tOAI ~11\ftl""O Oltif\t I\ .ft t'tO WPU 9•• "''"'· CO\I• Milw C•Hfot'ftla.,._ "~ .... -P,f\tOtft, •nd "'*'•Wr Jeelll C-t ., ........... ft,_ Go-•• Mo- "'"""'" "'ml (Oitor ,..._,,.._ Mo ... 1,,.l•i.> 0.-M.I. ... It_,._ At_..l\...,. ~"°'011'9 C9't0'\ ~. 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Only about one·third of the responding nurses said they thought other nurses iave good or excellent psychological sup- port to patients. Ohe nurse suggested a reason: "The physical care is stressed as all-important. IC we're found sit- ting in a patient's room offering support, we 're not considered lo be working ·-just talking." Only · 23 percent said they thought doctors were good in pro- viding emotional support for the sick. As for nursing homes, 55 per· cent of responding nurses who worked in such institutions said they would not want to be pa· tients where they work. Asked if they had seen deaths which they thought had been caused accidentally by doctors, 42 percent said "yes." And 15 percent said they had more than once seen deaths caused acciden· tally by doctors. As for themselves, about 18 percent said they knew o( deaths accidentally caused by nurses. F ro.Page Al LONGET ••• Sabich, Miss Long et or both. Miss Longet is accused of shooting Sabich with a .22-caliber pistol in the $250,000 home they shared on a mountainside above Aspen. Mfss Looget contends the gun she ·"'as boJdU,g-filed aeciden-tally. Among possible witnesses is Noel Williams, 12, one of Mias Longet 's three children by Williams. The girl reportedly was in the house when Sabich was shot. To obtain a guilty verdict, the Colorado, law requires pro- secutors to show Miss Longet ""consciously disregarded a sub- stantial and unjustifiable rialt" to Sabich in the shooting. Williams has remained friends with bis ex-wife, and w33 at ~r side during earlier court ap· pearances. Jury selection in the 70-sut courtroom was scheduled to last unW the middle or next week. Potent.iat'"jurors were to appear in groups ol 15 today, Wednes- day, Friday and next Tuesday. Pit.kin County District Court Judge George E. Lohr estimated that the trial would la.st two to four weeks. But defense attomey Ronald Austin, sharing duties with Charles V. Weedmab, said he feared heavy prior news ()Ov- erage could make the trial take "longer than usual." Austin said be believed Miss IAriget co,lld ietafair trial. The French-born Miss Longet, who ia free on a $5,000 personal ~ofnizance bond. stayed with friends in Aspen, including singer John Denver, after the shooting. She later moved into a Sl.S3.000 house she purchased last spring, Austin said. If convicted, she races a max- imum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $30,000fme. Lohr ordered certain material withheld from the trial, bul pro- secutors maintain that won't weaken their case. Tucker want· ed to use a diary and results_. ol medical tests given to Miss Long et the night of the ahoot.lng. The diary reportedly showed that her relationship with Sabich had become strained. Miss Longet said at a June hearing that for at least the month before the shooting, ·she was seeking another place to live. Lohr said Mias Longet'a rights were violated when the diary was seized and when she-was ordered by authorities to submit blood and urine tests. Tucker sa1d ht' was trying to determine whether Miss Longet had been drlnklng the day of the shooting. Newport Man Hit, Robbed in Laguna A 21-year-old Newport Beach man told Laguna Beach police be was robbed of $UO cash, a passport and British drlvlng license New Ye'rs Day sbortJy at\el' midnltht at the Cress St.reel beach. •. R.tchard J . Lasley of S37 w. Promontory Driv~ told otncers his wallet and prope.rty were taken by a mab he enoounc.ertd on the beach. Lasley wu ltrUd; tn the f 1~e. but he did not require emeraency bOIJ)llallntion. Fine Kett le of Fish Fish monger Ron O'Brien of Dudley, England, poses with a 900-pound tuna fish at his shop after paying 200 pounds for the 14-foot catch, landed off the Comish coast. It's a record for Britain, but the world re- cord fish, caught off the Canadian coast in 1973, weighed 1,120 pounds. 1.ast-rninute Filers Teen Driver Not Ticketed As Man D ies Spark Board. R~ces Two incumbent Saddleback College trustees waited until the final day to file their candidacy papers and claim spots on the March 8 ballot. Dr. James W. Marshall, 140-A Avenida Majorca, Laguna Hills, and Patrick Backus, 33382 Bremerton St., Dana Point, will seek new terms. Backus has been a Saddleback College trustee since the district was formed a decade ago. Marsball 's entry into the race was somewhat unexpected. He has been {n and out of the hospital during the past several months. The-Leisure World an- thropologist said in a brief in- terview today that he had been stricken with a similar ailment two years ago but. rec:.overed after special treatment. ''After that, I ertjoy.ed two of the best ye~rre>f""my Hf4! and I just know that's what will ha:>pen this time," be sald. . Each Incumbent will have one opponent. Marshall will face Robert L. Price, 25472 Charlemacne Road, Laguna Hills, tbe top ad- ministrator at Leisure World and vice president of. the.-&ddl.eback Area Coordi.naUog CouncU. BaclCus will be nmn1ng against 70-year-old Eugene C. McKnight, 25531 Purple Sage Lane, San Juan Capistrano, a reUred junior college dean, directorolthe Unit- ed South Orange ~11t Com-mun l lies (USOCC) and a member of Saddteback's citizens advisory board since 1913. A third prospective candidate in Backus' district, ROTC Instructor Carl F. Witcbe.f, failed to file his papers by the Dec. 30 deadline. The third available college dis· trict seat ls in the north Tuslln area, which was represented un- til early December by arch· co n serva tive Robert Bartholomew. The John Birch Laguna Burglars Get 83,000 Loot The theft or $2.550 in jewelry and $450 in cash and camera gear waa reported to police by Conrad Wahlquist of 445 Dartmoor Drive, Laguna Beach. Wahlquist said he and his wife returned home after a short absence Friday to find drawers rifled and the property missing. Entry to the home was via a louve r window, poJice de-termined. Society member resigned his post after deciding to move his nursery business to Ventura County. Three people have filed for that seat. They are: -Dr. Alan Greenwood, ;!032 Salt Air Drive, a dentist. -Dr. Clifton R. Brooks Sr, 1301 El Finito Lane, a doctor. -William "Bill" Watts. 1091 Charwood Lane, principal of Guin Foss School in Tustin. F ...... Page Al RAIN .•• In Fountain Valley, 7,500 re- sidential customers living in the northeastern part of the city ' around San Lorenzo Circle were without power from 3:4S a.m. to 6 Newport Beach traffi c in- vestigators said today they do not plan to issue a citation against the teen-age driver of the car in- volved in Saturday's fatal col- lision with a pedestrian. The victim has now been iden- tified by police as Robert G. Johnson, 21, of 1515 Huntington St., Huntington Beach. Steve Van Horn, of the police department, said Johnson was apparenUy crossing West Coast Highway in an unlit area west or Balboa Boulevard at about 7 :30 p.m. and stepped into the path of the oncoming car. Van Hom said investigation of the mishap showed that the driver of the car could not have seen Johnson before he stepped in front of his car. a.~~nnedy said both outages Pay Raise Due were caused by the downing of overhead wires in the storm. E' C •l? In Huntington Beach, the r or OllllCl Aminoil Oil field at Golden West Street and Pacific Coast Highway was forced to shut down pumping operations at 1: 15 a.m. when the field 's main breaker broke down. A spokesman for the oil com- pany said the trouble might have been caused by lightning, but none or the employes Ob duty at the time reported any. "We believe it was a power surge caused by problems on the line at some other location," the spokesman said. Power was not expected to be restored until late today. The New Year's storm was a change from last January when no rain fell at all, according to _Huntington Beach weather his- torian J. Sherman Denny. Denny, an amateur who keeps rainfall and weather records for the city, recorded 1.04 inches from the storm, bringing the season total in Huntington Beach to 6.21 inches. Westminster city councilmen plan to give themselves a 70 per- cent pay raise. The council has instructed city officials to prepare an ordinance which would increase their mon- thly stipend of $250 to $427. Action on the ordinance is ex- pected at the council's Jan. 11 meeting, city officials said. City Manager Robert HunUey told the council they were en- titled to a five percent increase every calendar year by state law. The last increase occurred in 1965. The increased pay would become effective in March, HunUey said. Racquetball Club W e ighed In Costa Mesa, the rain station Huntington Beach City Council maintained by science instructor members will bear an appeal Charles Lewis at Orange Coast tonight for a racquetball club to College recorded J.20 inches be built on Warner Avenue near from'thestorm. the runway a t Meadowlark In Newport Harbor, the Harbor Airport. Patrol headquarters recorded . 79 The meeting is sc~eduled at inches of rain, bringing the 7:30 p.m. at the city council season totalthere to 3.90 inches. chambers. A study session was Rain stations ln Laguna Beach scheduled for 5:30 p.m. recorded .86 for the 24 hour A conditional use permit for period ending al 9 a.m. today the club was earlier denied by while stations in El Toro re-the planning commission which corded 1.20 inches. In Mission felt that the proposed structure . sametime riod. oftheairport. Mom Viojo, it wt1~ for the would impact the sale opentioo Kill ids, Self Uzrbon Monoxids Pouoning Clainu Four LOVELAND, Ohio CAP> - Despondent over her broken marriaae. Betty Lee Tracy bundled her three children into the family car and died with them as the vehlcle idled in the garage, authoriUe.said. "Tbls ls a triple boullcide and suicide," said Clermont County Coroner Dr. Franlt Capurro. He said Mrs. Tracy 32, and her chUdren Teren, u , Patty, 9, and Curtia, 8, all died or carbon monoxide poisoning. Miami 1'own1hlp PoUce Chief Harry Snyder aald Mn. Tr.acy was upaet over h•r dlvorce from her husband. P•t.rlck. 34, and over cWflcuJUu abe wu ha\'iq remod.Un1 btt' bOUH. " ''Mn. Tracy worked awfully hard on the house," said a neighbor, Jean Young. "She worJced on the house all tbe time, tryifta to ietlt to Joolc decent.·' Tracy and bis bro\he r, Michael, who operate a tractor repair busloeas behind tbe hoUL!ie, stopped at the home SUMay af. t.emoon beet~ ther_ thought the house waa abaormalb' Qule\, They /ound the car in the 1ara1e and a suicide note jn lhc boult, Snyder .said. 'Capurro Hid tho ~ctlms died 10m4'ti1De durln1 the nl-"t· ·~ chlldren were wrapped '9» ~ blaaketa wl\h pillows llko tboJ -.re aoh11 on a lclftl lrip. I tbbat th«)' were 11eepm, when they died. Th•1 never knew • ., Snyder said his investigation indicated Mrs. Tracy took the children out for something to eat Saturday night. Wrappings and some fresh food from a fast food ~haln were 1Ull ln the car. Snyder theorized Mrs. Tracy wrote the note Saturday nlght, bundlei! the children lnto t.be car and went out. He said he belleve1' she drove around until the children were asleep, went home, entered the garage ualng tbe electronic opener and parked. Before she died, she i,>laced ber will on the dashboard ot the cor, he said. "She was an awfully cood per1on, but I guess she hid enouib," 1a1d Mn. Young. ~nity H e aring Halted An Orance County S~perlor Court boarln1 that was acbeduled \0 determlne the •-1· ty ol Ken Richard Hulbert at tbe tlme be alle1edly raped ad killed one woman and nped -1 attacked another w• hllt.d ~ day by tho CaU.tomla Supreme Court. Judie WUJlam S. Lee ••· doDed b1a Pl IOI to open the bear-~ and aeot bl.I jury~ -11 further notice when ho learned that the Supr6me Court ba4 granted the stay order sou&bt by Deputy Public Defeoder Walter Zech. ''Tbe Supreme c.o-'.ttt dec1slon means that they tbou«ht our re. quest merited a lq look at tho circumstances," Zeeb aa.id. ••1t could mean a delayot as much as 30 days before we &et a ftna1 de-I t.ennioaUon OD OW' petition." 1.ecb flied his pet!Uon with the I high court after Judge Lee te- nied a defense m~ that the bearillg into Hulbert• mental coodllion be closed to the p~ and public. ) Zeeb unsuccesllfully argued before Judge Lee that news medJa reports of what be predict· ed would be a "sensational" bearing would make a fair trial impossible if the jury ruled that Hulbert, 24, could face trial. Hulbert, the son of a' Fullerton , fireman, la accused olrapl.ng Ind killing Gina Marie Tisher, 19~ o( Whlttler, on Jan. 7, 1.975. ~ Yic- tim's nude body was fOUDd in the back of a car parked in a Fullerton apartment complexr Jt is alleged that four days lat.er Hulbert kidnaped a Fullerton Community College student •bo was robbed and raped before ahe was dumped unconsdous in the Irvine area. He ls held ln the county jail with bail denied. Riley Urges · Wheelchair Lift on Vans ; ' The addition of Orange County Transit District vans equioOed with wheelchair lit\$ to .setve Leisure World and Lag~na Beach was suggested today. by OCTD Director Tom Riley. a county supervisor. Rilt!y said there are mlny elderly and handicapped resi- dents in that area who could \l'e the service. OCTD General Manager .Ed Loriu said the-district ls ~w coordinating a (Ountywide an for handicapped transporta on services which should be C9,Dl· pleted within 30 days. ' Directors asked Lontz to ')>e sure and note if any Ult equipped vehicles would be available in the Leisure World area. ' The dlsttid recen\Jy purchased vans equipped with wheelchair lilta to 'serve resi- dents who call in reseryatio~·in northern and western Orattge CoWlty. But the service does ·not extend to Soulh Orange Counti The study Lorltt referred to • eludes use of OCTD vans as 11 as those now operated by so e private organization,,. ~ NB Laundry .~ 'Drag~r . Grabs Woman Newport Beach police are seeking a man weatlng a Panama hat who accos~ a 22· year-old apartment realdent while dressed Jn the clothes she says be stole from her. lo The woman, a resident otllbe apartment complex near lrltne Avenue 1nd 16th Street, a ld police the man grabbed her from behind while she wu doin,c .~er washing In one at the com&i}ex laundry rooms. She claims he wu weariq 'Her lavender underpanta and a whlte 1 blouse at the UJDe. ~-.A_ .. She told police •be:~ when he erab~d htt and .,. ran off, atUl attired ln the clotblN, valued at $21. The lncldentf pc· curred al S':lO p. m . Sunday. I Irvine Hom6 .,. Burglarized . ~ .... Burglars apparontly plted open a 11ldln1 alaas door to elller an Jrvtne t.ownho\.lle whil•·~e owner wu on vacation,= jewelry anci tUverware val : by the victim at _,,075, · o aaJd. · .. The burglar>' wai xePortect:a:t 12:42 1.m. today by JH!f!S. McMuier., 21; of 1rvlDo. itiie told i>c>Uce she wl(' returllna trom a Wfflt·l<>n1 Vk•U• al I.Ho Arrowhead. uq , :.11 ? STEIN SAILEP ON SHIPS LIKE THIS FOUR·MASTED BARK, THE JOHN INA Resident of Laguna Leisure World Spent 50 v .. rs at Sea U.Vt . •• . ,. . •o Adventures Live On Seafaring 'Sharp Cookie' Recalu Cape By WILLIAM SCHREIBER ,1,. OflloeD•ily~lltllMAlf ,•e are the last of the Capt! I/om ,.. breed ;,,, Of the men that rounded Cape ,,.., Stiff. Our pauing away meam the end of our creed ' Tbot battled lhe gales off that ... clilf. •• --Verse/rom .:; "TheCapeflomBreed" V¥ • t>y the late German Master ·•·•· MarinerCarlMeyer ., Those tines describe a dwindl· .,..jng brotherhood of seafarers who •'•recall the days before the uPanama Canal, when taJI s hip!> r end bard men clawed their way around South America's stormy. southernmoet tip. -"11 Capt. Erich S\ein ol Laguna .. dlllla Leisure World, who will be rlt2 in January, ls one or those men '!"""'&member or the lntemational Aasociation of Cape Homers. . Wheo he first set fool on the dect of a merchant ship in 1910 al the tender age of 15, Stein could look up into a maze or spars. masts and lines that powered the square-rigged windjammer he RECALLS AGE OF SAIL C•pe Horn Veter•n $tejn would call home for more than That tough policy almost cost six months. Capt. Wolf his ship on the return By the time he retired in 1965. voyage. Stein said a wllirlwind Steln was port captain and shredded the sails and ripped harbormaster for t.be island of down part or a mast and some Maui in Hawaii. He also had 50 spars, threatening lo capsize the years of rollicking adventures to three-master. ,rt:minisce about, spicing them up Had it gone down. Stein said. With bis lucid memory and infec· the cannibal natives living along tlous sense of humor. the southern coas t or South "I'm a pretty sharp cookie." America "would have had a 'be said In hJs rich German ac reast. ·· ' cent. "I remember it alJ like 1t Stein said bis first ship made happened yesterday. My son good time on its trip -77 days ,.,rants to write a book about my out and 75 days back. . life." The captain's seeond ship was He recalls his first voyage owned by French Huguenots lav- from bis native Germany as ing in Germany. His most vi vid thou~ it occurred this year He recollection of bis voyage to 'Sailed from Hamburg to Australia OQ that ship occurred Valparaiso, Chile. to pick up 1t while the ship was at ~hor. 'load of saltpeter loading a cargo of coal. " "I was a deck boy an ap "One of the ship's boys was 'prentice." be said. "My rather dangling bis foot in the water had to pay 150 marks (about $35,j--when a shark came up, dragged to get me that berth and my him under and we never saw him 'iralar)' was just $1.SO per month. I again," stein said. even had lo bring my own bed, When World War I broke out. c;lothes and everything else I Stein was on a German ship in :~. ·• VaJparaiao harbor, adjacent to The voyage began as an unof. other ships befooging to sup· f\cial race against several other posed .. enemy" nations like the 1 ~ shipe owned by the same United States. Italy and ' lil.-pany. England. t .. 1t-·-:We aU tried to see who would .. But there were no enemies ~to the next p(>rt first," Stein among the sailors,'' be said. ~~~ "There was always a com· ·'The captains and the mates ~ticnohome kind." · were our enemies. We bartered ft lie described bu first skipper. our tobacco with the other sailors -l"rttt Wolf. tt "an excellent for Engll.shjam and.French wine Hllor who pul up with no non· by swimming back and forth." teme. He never took a sail down One .!J..C those late night swims unleu it was absolutel y brougbf Stein and rour compa· neceuary " nions to an American schooner, Slaortage Cited ' where they eventually signed on and left the fatherland behind. Stein's life at sea entered a new chapter when be arrived in the United States. He served on a Coast And Geodetic Survey vessel in Alaska. and then in a logging camp until the war was over. He beC'ame an American citizen in 1921 because it. was a requfrement for him to obtain bis license as a second mate. He then served aboard passenger liners and eventually landed in the Far East. Stein said he enJoye<i the best years of hi8 life aboard small trading vessels plyin& the China Coast between Hong Kong and Calcutta, carrying small cargoes and wbee~ing and dealing with mercbanta of dubious honesty. "My captain was a Scotsman named Jock Hill who always said everybody out here is a son of a bitch unless he proves himself otherwise." Stein said. The captain said his ships even carried such cargoes as wild animals ror "Bring 'Em Back Alive" Frank Buck. "We had a little elephant on board OllCe that rel! down a hatch into the area where our Chinese crew was working." he said. "They c11me running out like hell screaming, •a devil down there. a devll down there.• " The China Coast adventure also included tiger hunts and vis· its to some of \he most exotic ports -and "randango places" -in Southeast Asia, Stein said. "l had a lot of luck in moving up because I was always Calling into some damn thing," said ~in. A stint aboard Inter-island steamers in Hawaii during the t920s brought marriage to the former Theolinda Nicolous in 1928 and friendships that landed him bis (itst barbormaster's job in 1929 in tiny Kaanapali Harbor on Maui. He worked in Hawaii until bis retirement. Of that period in hls life, Stein is proudest of the fact that he piloted more tban 4.000 Navy ships into Kahului Harbor on Maui durinJ World War 11 without a single incident or damage to ehip or docks. "l better have or they would have had me up on charges as a German saboteur or something ... heaaid with a loud guffaw. "Not many of us left. now," he said of the elite group of Cape Homers to which he belongs. "When we're all gone. that will be the end ofit." .. : Swordfish Price Soars .; : .!.::. Sy IOXE PASKEVICll Jll ' Of-DallyrlllCSt.tff :i1.1.· A dramatic drop In the number ol swordfish caught along the .. nwest Coast in 1976 is causing ~~a1ea in restaurants and in· t•i .. ted prices for coMUmers. """ 7,.,. "AU Oab run in cycles and right • !lOW, well, we're In the pits." said "Tlm Cammer, co-owner of Cam· · 0ter'1 Sealood wholesalers in .. . . ........ -0.ild Star's .... :~other Dies PALO ALTO (AP) -~rtrude A..'Temple, mother ol Shirley =Black, bu died at a local ta1 after a lone mneu. She wu&&. ifr1. 'l'emi>le, a native or Qiica•o. waa wlth her husband. :. ~e.·wb .. the died Saturday. 1,,n, wia their 14th wedd1Jlf an· ,,,.. .. ......,. I u111 11._ '~lf #OG &o ber buabend and .,., • both of Woodside, Mn. tmple ls lurvi'fed by 10M John i elQ()le of San Pedro and <t .. F. temple Jr. ol Lalun• ; "" 1randcl)lldrea and · sreat cructddldren. hi:::-1 n . Black 1aJd-..Oaervtce1 are "· paanned. \ . ' Cos ta Mesa. He s aid the wholesale price of a one pound center cut swordfiSb steak eo11ts S4.25. a jump of about a dollar since the same tlme last year. In 1975, 4,7.20 swordfish were taken by 220 boats in lbOl'J than 12,000 days 6f fishing, acci>rding to Department ol Fish and Gtme marine biologist Charles Hooker. This put year, ~owever, Hooker reports a total catch of 315 swordfish taken by 189 boats durinl .3,.191. da.Y• Of. Jisbini.. marking a dffreue cf nearly 81 percent. • ~ •wntttnd has bec:ome so severe that Far West Servicee. a (ood distributing company serv· lnC chain restaurants, no loftle.r can provide swordfish to all '11 Its 30 SoQ,tbern Callforrrla restaurants, said spokHman John Mundy. Mundy aaid Far Wet\ ii uatq swordr11b caucht and f.-..a lD Aucuat in an attempt to IUPPly a couple ol its· res,taurama like tbe Reuben E. Lee in Ne•port BUclr: Reuben It. Lee manacer Steve Scott sald "aword.n..h Is still on the mebu but we cui'tob· tah1 lt.,. A survey or restaurant.a re· vealed a number of outlets whjch b•ve dropped swordft•h from. menus. Dillman'• on Balboa .-.mnaula is serving a lresb swordnsti din· ner for $5 75. but 1 apokeaman • said "its only when we can get it." Others, like Sam's Seafood in Huntington Beach and Corona del Mar, are importing swordfish from the East Coast where f15. hennen had a ~nner year. Fishermen have varying theories concerning the Jaclc of swordflah on the West Coaat ln \ 1'76. · Some believe the ban QJl the use of ll)Otter pl._n.,. wbicll ~ effect lat .June b .. beml a con- \rlbuftn1 factor. ''D\111"8 19$ about 47 percent of tbe s~tings wer. from the a,1.r, •• 1-1.d ~. BU\ <the ban'• ~ '8 still un· certain because a nwnber or planes are tportnc lt. according tooae 1worclftlhennaa. At M¥ rate, there'• no doubt cwsr· •rt down tlld prlces are tn Ute ntllH manet. c Plsb -Seaf«>od ln CCllta ..... ud llQslde f'lah Market ta Jlfewport ~ are botb hlltQ 1wordftsb at $.S.ts ,,er p0\anc[ Baytlde ••rket ~ Jact J acltson estimated • lut year'• price •l about $3.95 per pound. Despite Inflated prices there 1s 41> no lack of paylnl cust()mers. "There are people that wlll P•Y anythlne for Jt -it's like tnet mlpon, •• 11ld an emplo)'e at' hclftc .Ftah •n4 S.atood l"llet ml.coon c0tta Iese than M • pound. . Monday. Januery 3. 1977 PAIL Y PILOT A3 Mental Volunteers? Fairv·iew Chief Skeptical of State Plan B1 STEV£ Mrl'OIEIL Oftlle0.llY ........... Fairview State ffolpjtal Ad· minlat.rator Dr. Michael Levine ls tomewbat skeptical ol a plan by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to recruit volunteers to work with patients at two of the state's troubled mental hospitals. The California 1ovemor met last week with a committee of re· Ugioua leaders to formulate a procram to ''mark the start ol a new era of welcoming citizens to share in the work of makine this a clvilbed society." 111E VOLUNTEEBS, TO be recruited by the religious leaders .from their con®aUons, wiU work at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwallt and Agnew State Hospital in Santa Clara . aod peychiatdc techriiclans thaa rely on volunteer help." be aald. He &aid a program ol trainin& boepltal aides -those employes who carry out the baste care chorea such as dressing and feed· lnC patients-would be advan· tageous to the hospital and the employe. The employe would benefit, Levine said, through training at the instltutuion, plus the op- partunity to ·'take advantage of the career ladder to become a psycblatric techni· clan." THE HOSPITAL WOULD Rape ·saspeet beneltt by u1in1 h«»Ptal aides to complete baalc care cborel tbat mote bllhJy ~tilled peycblatric tecbnlclana can no loager JmMUe. ''I'd like to see us ftll hospital aide and psychiat.rtc teebnlcian positions before we start tblnking about heavier use ot volunteera." be said. "But we do welcome volunteer help fro10 the communlly," Levine said. He ur1ed those wishing to donate iline lo talk and read to patients, or to perform other tasks, to call Entd Lathrol>. Fairview's volunteer program chairman, at the hospital at 545-9.131. State ofllcials hope to draw at least 200 volunteers in each 'bospltal, working at least three half-days a week. The 11 state hospitals have a total of about 1,000 volunteers. but some visit only a rew days a year to entertain or put OD a par· ty, astate health official said. Inmates Questiorwd In Jail Stabbing ' THE NUMBER OF volunteer workers at Fairview varies. ac· cording to Dr. Levine, who SaJd he would personally rather rm existing vacancies at the hospital With trained personnel than rely OD volunteer help. "We have an active volunteer program now.·' be said. '·and we really appreciate the help we gel from these people. "But you never know how long they'll be around or the level or experience you're getung with a volunteer." Levine said the hospital has 120 job vacancies. plus another 37 JOb openings recently approved for the hospital by Gov. Bfown. "l'D RATHER FILL those vacancies with hospital aides Several Orange County Jail in· mates are being questioned to- day by sheriff's officers in con· neclion with the stabbing Satur· day night of a Laguna Beach man who was awaiting court ac- tion on rape charges. Deputies said they have not yet determined . the motive behind the New Year's Day attack on Byron John Detweiler. 30, of 2787 S. Coast Highway. _/ They said they hope to be able to question Detweiler later today at UC Irvine Medical Center where b.e is being treated Cot multiple stzab wounds in the chest. ~ Hospital orricials today described Detweiler's condition as satisfactory following sur · gery for bJs chest wounds. Deputies said Detweiler was attacked while he was taking a shower with fellow inmates from his jail cell. They said they have not yet round the knife they believe was used by more than one prisoner durmg the attack . Detweiler was arrested last NdV. 1 by Laguna Beach police who accused him ol raping a woman be met on the beach and who bad been invited to join bim in bis apartment ror dinner. The 23-year-old alleged victim told officers she escaped from Detweiler's apartment after he forced her into ao act of sexual intercourse . CALIFORNIA FEDERAL INTRODUCES THE CAl.IFORllA·PLUS AUOUIT. . It gives you the withdrawal benefits of a regular savings account--plus higher interest. Now: We've combined the convenienct:'of Leave yom· mvney and intcrci:;t a year, t·egular passbOok savinK with' the high -~ you actually earn 5.9'2%~ 5%% interest of a 90·day certificate.'. 'You get It both ways. IC you're a rCbrttlur passbook saver. California Plus J(ives you all the ac.lvan· •heres your chunce to move up to hight>r tages ol ready access to your fund s. JC interest. you need them at any time aft.er the Here's how It works: Cirst 90 days, take them out: you pay no Deposit.:SlQOO.or more.Leave yow· penalty. And by waiting 90 days. you money for at lea-;l 90 day~. Then we'll earn a full 1h% more than nny passbook pay you&!/.!% plus a'~% bonu::.. And ynu for as long as you choos<! to l}okl lhe earn at a M·•~ annual rate. · llCCOUnt.open. No need to stort oll ewer. Get o Plus-foda~ lt used to be that you had to close out Come into California Federal and put a ninety-day 5:Y4% account when it came ' your money in a California Plus account. due-or freeze your funds for another And in 90 days we'll give you a bonus for- 9().day peri~ No longer. being patient. Now your California Plus Account v. • b t .ff • . continues to earn at n 5%% annual rate ro« r" e tcr 0u m bvt yott can withdraw f und (tf <fnt1tim<' C CALIFORNIA FEDERAL nftrr 90 dau.v with 110 mterext tHmolt g. •limt'# l.ar•"' •'t-ckral C111trorn(a ~ill'l'tll S11vfng11 al\d Loa11 A&&0ciat1on • CAPIST~ANO DEACH::l1000 Doh""l Park Rd. ('714)400 ... ·COSTA M~SA (2 O~'PJCESH 2100 Harbor ffouleVl'lrd <7'1<1 1 Gltl·:!300/'Ji!:J3 Urfalol 8l .. South Coo'll Plur.a. l.o"'tl' le\lt'f nt-x~ to 6••r11 11141 ~SO..cOOO • 'fo:L TOHO, IA~•· FQr.-~l. 24001 Mufrlttn<l!! Hlv•l.. 17111 fJ!itHJIJOO • HUNTINGTON 8.EAClh J~'t (;,,t~nf St. nt"'r F:1f1ni.cer. 111 fl 11nrln1rcon t>lu.1.0 1if fl AOi' :Jr,'1G5. '· A4 DAILY PILOT J'••t . ,::.~:~~. wltla -~ ... Te• lll"pldne The High ·And Mickey WILD BLUE YONDERS: Driving rain splattered and danced off the asphalt at Orange County Airport late last night as dozens of weary travelers hud- dled against the outdoor baggage ramp. It was late and the Jug. gage was late. Finally one of those fUMy little baggage wagons, operated by two men in yellow slickers, rolled up to a atop. Wearily and careful· ly, they peeled a soaked tarp off the stacked luggage. The crowd watched silently. The luggage was wet anyway. Tarp failure, maybe. "Is this all the baggage?" one passenger inquired. "This ls it," the fatigued bag- gagem aster replied, his voice raspy. "Last load tonight, thank God." Another passenger, stand- ing amid the silent, cracked un· der the strain. "MY BAGGAGE ISN'T here." he screamed. "Did they dump it off over East LA? Mondaxi January 3. 1m AnoaPre'"'9· Fires Claim iives of 45 By ne ASNClatect Prea Jl'lret in seven states claimed at least '5 llvea during the New Year's weekend and damaged Boston's Old North Church. Oftlclala said at leutoae of two fatal fires inChlcaao may have been &rt!Oll. In the l.ftermath of the weekend fires, five children were killed and at least one adult wu injured early today when names swepUhroogh a bome in the Chicago suburb of Brookfield, police reported. IN BOSTON. IUSJ'OIUC Old TUE SV8PICIOVS fire broke out ln an apartment buildlni on Chicago's Southwest Side early Sunday morning, killing five penom, three of them children, a nd injuring at least seven others. ·Police said two partly filled gasoline cans were round on the fourth floor of the buHding, where the fire apparently began. Anotber Chicago apartment house ftre Saturday claimed nine lives on the Northwest Side. The cause of that blaze WH un- determined. Nine persons were killed in a Shamokin. Pa., motor hotel fire that broke out about 2 a.m. Sun· day. One of the victims was the owner-operator of the Walnut Towers Motor Inn in the central Pennsylvania community about 50 miles northeast of Harrisburg. Bride Buys Deflated JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia CAP ) -The inflation · stricken Bellehmer tribe has imposed a ceiling on bridal money. North Church s witalned smoke dumage when a four-alarm fire burned out a nearby apartment house 1n the North End. rt was from the steeple of Old North Church that Paul Revere arranged for a friend to bang the two lantern• -the "two if by sea" or Longfellow's poem -00 April 1a. 177~. to warn patriots that British troops were rowing across Boston Harbor. Tben Revere set off on Ju. famous ride through the countryside. The Rev. Robert W. Golledge, vicar of the church. said smoke spread t.broueh the cb\D'Cb from the burnins apartment house and cauaed minor dama1e to the basement, which contaln.s the tombs of 1,100 persons, including victims of the Battle of Bunker Hill. TWO FIRES SUNDAY, in Springville and Union City. Tenn.. killed eight persons, in- cluding three children. A lather and three of his daughters, aged 13 to 4, died in a house fire In Duson. La., about 10 mlles west of Lafayette early Sunday. Police said the four were k..iJled when a burning wall col- lapsed aa the father attempted to rescue the girls. Cause of thal fire waa unknown. " .......... OLD NORTH CHURCH DAMAGED IY SMOKE Apartment F1re Ttwemten1 Aevolutlon•ry Lendm•rk Presiden1 Prepares last Bid.8 WASHINGTON (AP> -~ dint Font, back ln the White HouM after bl• laat KMduled rupt OD tM preslddal Jtt Air Force One, la pla.nnlnl a busy ft4al 17 day• H th• Dl!ioa'• dllef necutJve. Tbt P .... ic!ent and Mn. !'ord returMd to Wuhlqt.oo. Sunday nlabt after a two-week v&callon at Vall, Colo. DtJJlJNG THI! PUGlft' &om Vail, Mn. Ford told report~ aboard Air Force One that she feds a "sense of relaxation" now that Ford's 2~ year term ta com· ing to an end. Durlnl the closinf weeka, Ford will: -Direct the end d govemm.,t controls 00 aasollne prices. The move, expected Tuesday, pro- bably will meet strong apposiUon in C.anareaa. WQITE HOUSE officials Hid decontrol would have lltUe or no general eflect on 1uoUhe prtces. But ,OPPonents cont64d such a move could increue prices by as much as 6 cents a aaUon. Congress has 1S days to override such a presidenUal or· der. -6end to Conaress his recoi;n -mendaUon for a tax cut, expected to total about $10 billion for in· dlvlduals, plus tax breaks for COl'POt'aUona. Congress is not expected to 10 along, lnatead leaving any lJX cut decision to President-elect Carter. "Thia place Is worse than try- ing to get out of Alabama," he announced to everybody and nobody. He drew little attenUon. People were just standing In the rain, staring at the near-empty bauaae ramp. Clearly, there were more passengers left over than bags. The English language dally Arab News said dowries for virgins are now limited to $2,900 and for widows and divorcees to $2,300. State Plan Stuns Island -DECIDE WHrrHEJl to re- consider granUn1 blanket amnes· ty to Vietnam -era draft evaders and mllltary -deaerten. He ii un· likely to alter his previ0\11 at.and againat 1uch a blanket pardoo or amnesty. Just as the grumbles began to get audible, another fwmy little baggage truck pulled In at fuJJ speed. There was no tarp over the soggy luggage. They had dis- pensed with pretense. But our bags had arrived. "Finally." the man who hatt.>d Alabama airports screeched . "This is really a Mickey Mouse operation." The newspaper said the move was prompted by a decUne in the number of marriages due to the h.igh cost of brides, which had reach ed 20.000 Saudi riyals. or w,800. SAN JU AN, Puerto Rico (AP) -Ignoring President Ford's statehood proposal In his In· augural address, Puerto Rico's new governor says his first priority is still revival of the island commonwealth's sagging economy. After be wae, sworn in Sunday as Puerto· Rico's fifth elected &over nor, Carlos Romero Barcelo pledfed to work to eliminate "the 111tolerable condi· tions in which thousands or Puerto Ricans are still forced to live." &OMERO, A LONGTIME pro- ponent of statehood, did not men- Uon the issue in his address despite Ford 'a announcement Friday that he would submit a statehood proposal to Congress. The 44-year·old governor said ln an interview that Ford's an- nouncement was "a complete surprise, to say the )ea$l." -llltroduce leglaJaUon Propo5· lng t.hat Puerto Rico be admitted u the 51at state. This proposal, m•de Friday, bu been met by considerable oppoalUon. Earlier that same evening, many of these same people were standing in line at San Jo11e Municipal Airport. Outside, beyond splattered windows, the rain danced oCI the asphalt. China Fighting Reported During hla election campaign, Romero said his fl.rat order of bualness would be to improve the economy and the question or statehood would be dererred. "WE HA VE A com.mitmenl to get the economy moving. I ha· ven't made any deeision on this propoeal. It's a new ingredient that has to be studied. -Decide whether to recom· mend sl"nlCicant pay raisea for members of Congress and 2,500 high federal officials. Ford has Indicated he might leave th1a de- claion up to Carter. THE PRESIDENT AL80 mu.st complete three docume.nta: the State of the Union message to Conrress by Jan. 12, the fiscal 11r11 budget to be sent Jan. 17 and an economic meaaa1etobeaenta day or two later. A YOUNG MANJ about. 10 yean old, was wearl~ of the line standin1. The plane was late. The raJn was falling. "I can't understand wby lhey call them Sunjeta," he said to eyeeybody and nobody. "Thia airport doean 't bave any plnball machine.," he added. ''Thia Is really a Micky Mouae airport." Mila Efficient, who opeTal.el the delk where they check ln puaen1en, turned on her lllhta to start checklna. Everybody crowded forward. The 8 :35 plane wu 1otog to load at 9. Then the video acrHn marldna Ar· rivaa and Departures nickered and cha111ed. The 8:35 plane lhat wn sup· llOffd to load at 9 wu now tolnl to load at 9:45. Mia Etnclent turned out her lichta a1atn. "MJCKEY MOUSE," the kid muttered. Once Oft the Jet, the rucht atten· dant explaJned t.here wu no col· ree. There was no coffee beeau.. UltY hadn't taken Ume. "We need to beat the curftw Into OrUlt County Airport, If we don't beat It. lt'a sotnc to be a tone bua rid• from Ontario.·• I Hftt up a little prayer. "Pit .... Lord, 1tt ut to Mickey MouatOrant• County. "A11vthtn1'1 better than On· tario~:t -- BONN, West Germany CAP) -"Many hundreds, If not thousands." have died in an up- rising by supporters ~ Mao Tae- tung 's widow In China's rice· bowl province of Siechwan, the West Germany news a1ency OPA reports from PeJdnl, DPA said Chinese aources re· port.ed fighting in at least 10 pro- vinces, moglJy in aoutb China. The armed forces cn&lbed the center. of the rebellion but ( INSHORT J bloody diaturbance1 are continu- lnc. the report aald. The sources aald no new pocketa of resistance developed alttt t.he arrest ln October of Mao's widow, Chiang Ching, and the other three ultrJ·left.lats on the Politburo, indlcatlnl that the Big Foot Innocent, . Snow lloax Alleied AGAWAM. Mua. <AP> -A practical joker, not the le•endary Bil Foot, was responsible ror Ute huae flve·toed, 27't\·lnch-lon1 fool· prlnta found in the snow here, police say. But aorne townJloUc are convtnoed there 'a somethin& lurkinc in the wintry woods, d•pite uaurancea from a aelf·atyled Bil P'ootex- pert from New York who told police the track• were Jutta hoax. •'TllE ANG LB OF 111E GAIT 18 totaHy out of keeplnc with the lenllhof t.be pJiAtl," aaid Let Frank,~. "And the very aize ~the prints ind1cates a creature so till that it Juat couJdn 'tulat," he added. Frank waa called to A1awarn after schoolchildren reported flndlnt the 'ootprtnta lut week. So far, police haven't found the Bia Foot hoaxer. But the Jun.ior Chamber of Comm«ee, which operated a haunted house last Halloween featuring a club member draaed u Bl1 J'oot, la a prime suspect. · Snow., Sleet Hit Sout~ I~ Cl.o1e1 Louiaiana Schooh, Highway• 'l'eMperat Mr.-• Hltll Yw ,., Albany It " Albu(l-41Ue " u Am., If to '° " -~· n tt 1J AllM!le )I " .It 81\n\ef'<k ' .,, .II ... -. • 1' Buffalo n ,, '1 OWl•le1"tl " ,, OltutO 11 , . . l)J CIMl.,...11 ,. ti 01 a....~ ,. ,, 01 o.m.r .. '° °""'°' ... 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Foree IJ•e Tallled WASHINGTON (J\P) -The United Statea has flexed its military muscles to back up its foreign policy almost twice as often u the Soviet Union since ~. according to a Brookings lnttitution study. "I th.ink the President'• tnten· Uona are well meant. and I think t.hey definitely help to di.apel the false alle1ation1 Ulat have been made by the commOl'lwealth and independence people that Puerto Rico would not be granted stat~hood if It asked fOC' It." Republican polltlcs also will figure prominently on Ford's agenda. The Republican National Com· mittee will meet later tbJs moath to select a successor to Mary l.Dula6 Smit.h, who ia resigning as chairman. The study, released SUnday, counted. 215 occasions when lhe United States made a show of force or 111ed it briefly. The study found rn uses of force by the Sov- iet Union In tbe same time period . Dally Visitors · Talla 'C'otl8trt1etlee' PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa <AP) -BrltiJh envoy Ivor Richard met for three boura to- day with Prime Minister John Vorster to d.lscusa the deadlock in negotiations for a black takeover « power in neighboring, wbJte· ruled Rhodesia. Karen 'Remaim Unelumged' The talka were "useful, helpful and constructive" and "I hope we may meet again within a week or two," Richard eald. ~Cke4f11Ff~ NEW YORK CAP> -Revenge against a young woman was the motive behind the Bronx social club fire that killed 2S people two months ago, a prosecutor said in announcllll the arrtlt ol two men on anon and murder char•es. MORRIS PLAINS. N.H. (AP> -Joseph and Julia Quinlan make dally tripe to a nurs- ln1 home bere where their daughter, Karen Anne, fa still breathing on ber own ln a coma more than seven months after life.aupport 1yatem.a were re- moved. Mila Qu1.nlan, 22, a patient at the C!OU.n\.y~run Moma View Best Home here, waa removed from a respirator at her parents• re- quest last May, following a landmark ruling by the state Supreme Court. THE 00\TaT NAMED Quinlan suardlan or bla adopted dauabtu SPARED 0£Cl810N-& Phyllla Wbeeltrof Bo~I= left, sl\own here with a daughter and two &randcblldren, waa told her dauahter, Georaia LIO)'d, U, wn ollnlcally dead after a tralflc accld.ent. ahe uked (loc!tora to dllcoonect Ute.auppe>rt machines. Doctors r.- fuaed W>W le1al proceduret could be worktcl out. But the daucht.er. 1Wl Conneeted to W•1Ultainlnl equlpmet, died of heart failure over lM'WMUnd. MllS. 0\llNLAN KAlllN and authorized him to remove the r .. pirator. Attorney Paul W. AnnstrOng. 'f'bo repreeented the family in their court swt. 1ald S~ay that t.he Qulnlana, who live ln nearby Mt. Arlln1ton, visit tb11lr daul}lter •t least once a day on weeltends and twice each wttk· day. "Mr. and Mrs. Quinlan "l•tt her about '7:15 every mornfng when they are on the w.Y to work,". Armetrona sald. I HE SAID MRS. Qulnlan, who works ln the Mt. Arllngtpn pariah, visits Karen Anne alter IM leaves work at 3 p.ra., ~ Quinlan •tops by wbtn l~e flnilbes wol'k at nearby Warner· Lambert Company, • pbarmaceutlcal tlrrn wben tit ia a aupentaor. A 1Pokuaian at tbt l"&tt home uid Sunday that Mill Qulnlu'a condition 11rem&in1 uncbanCed." MIN Quinlan lapted lnt.d11 a coma AprlJ 15, 1975, aftc' lnl•t· inl alcohol and tranqullliers. and •• WU f.Ut on the rf.llPldtor It It. Clan• llotplt.al l.n Den· \111Je. WREN OOCT0&8 AT fbe bolpltal deacrlbed bor coad.lUoft u bopelell but rehlMd to tum Ott the maehln•, the QuinlUI 1\Md tor bet rltllt to .. dlt wlth dtpi!y.•• Jn November 1'75, a lup4irior Court Jude• ln Morrlat6wn turned dooh tit• J"tllU'lt. "' .._,, ht"*t court overt~ that rulln1 tut March. _ • f DAIL V PILOT .tf • • ·fil Major · Is~ties F8ce Brown 1977 ·&y Area Slammed ByStonn t BJ DOUG WILLIS SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. !'.dm\&Dd Brown Jr., bolstered by hnmeaae penonal PGl*lartt7 at the midpoint of his four·year term, faces toqb de- •• in 1171 on acbool finance, propeny tu rellef t'aad the death pen ally. Brown baa bad bis own •ay da.rln:ac~ri two 1 )'ean of bit term, aett.lq priorities, p luuea ".and dlctaUng solutions. But that is cbanitnf, and• ' Jm may be a tout!Jer year for the 38-year~ld ,,Democrat. .. FOLLOWING EIGHT years or Ronald Reagan'• Republican administration Brown start· I'~ with a handy agenda ot bot· .:'tled·up programs that were re· n 1aUvely easy to "et from the Democratic leglsl-..ire. • Brown can, and someUmea 1 ~does. recite a lor.g list of ac. •· ~mpliahments . "" "I could cite the laundry "'llat," he said In an interview last 11'Veek. "Loophole closing, men-~>liatory sentences, no new taxes, u o•• SO percent increase in scholarstl.lps for low income 1 'Jle<>ple, the 50 percent increase in early childhood 'education, the aggr essive approach on air pollution, (arm labor the first year, coastal the next year." n BUT BROWN DOES NOT have the luxury this year of picking the issues. t. The California Supreme Court did that for him ' With major rulings in recent weds that the death , benalty and Califorrua 's system of local property 'iaxe~ for schools were both unconstitutional. Those two issues are expected to dominate the • )egislative session begjnrung today. • But unlike the past two legislative sessions; 'Brown does not yet have easy answers or a unified ,Democratic party behind him on the top issues. He . ''promises to unveil his school finance and property 'tax relier plan within a week. !Lis first trial balloon 'tax proposal was criticized by most Democrats as •·too little. ,. ON T H E MAJOR iss ues of 1977, the big , Democratic party m:ijority in the legislature - 25-14 in the Senate and 57-23 in the Assembly -may not be any help to Brown. , Speaker Leo McCarthy, the Democratic leader ..-0r the Assembly, says he is r eady to raise state tax- •"1'!S if needed to give homeowner and renter relief. ,.Brown is making no new taxes a top goal. In the upper house, the top Democrat, Senate , ' .Pillar Point !.----------,, Man Drowns Tying Boat HALF MOON BAY <APJ -Authorities said a man who had been apparently trying to secure his , 3&-foot power boat in choppy waters at Pillar Point , Harbor was found drowned near the craft. ,;; The identity of the victim Sunday was withheld pending notification of relatives. Harbormaster Bill Harvey said the boat, tied c11atern to the dock with an anchor forward, dragged the hook and was found bash.Ing against pilings. The body was noallng beneath a pier nearby, he said. CllP Oftl~~r lnJ•r~d CASTAJC (AP > -A California Highway P atrol officer has been anJured alt.er his patrol car rolled over and burst into flames during a hi&b-speed chase. omcials said fire de- ( ) partment paramedics Sta te rescued Rob ert Welch from the buminC car Sun· ---------day. He w as taken to the Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital in Valencia, where be was listed in good condition. A spokesman said Welch was chasing a report· i11f<t stolen car when his patrol vehicle went out of trol and crashed here during a chase that ached speeds 14J> to UO miles an hour. ~Blt• .... 8 e ... I BAKERSFIELD CAPl -Ftrede5troyed the ad· ~tration build ing at Bakersfield High School ly today, a loss estimated at $850,000. ' The building was completely engulfed in ff am es Mben the first n~ filhtina units arrived at 1 a.m., "the city fire department reported It look about one hour to control the blaze. and creWJ remained on the scene through the night. An arson team wais In· • ·•atigating the cause. • _...._ ~· Str••flw d n SAN FftANCJSCO CAP> -Controversial black '"D<>verty progr am fi gure Ad am Rogers was • Sb-angled by at least two killers, homicide detec· ·•aves theorize. "" The 32-year-old worker wlt,tl the San Francisco 'Houatng Author ity, who had survived two shootings durinl( his career. wu found Saturday stutred bead 1,f}nt into a steeping bac found near Candlestick .,,,part. Police said they found needle marks on "'1to1ers' arms, a slgn of a heroin user. · n.,e CH•kn B••ted ,..,, , • SAN DIEGO CAP> -Search teams are loottnfr '1 'fer two missing California student climbers mlJs. · ~Jeg since Dec. 24 in snow and freezing tempentures, ·, 'C>n thellJ)per slopes ol Devils Peak, lSO mlles south~ ;~Tijuana, Mexico. .. The San Diego County sheriff's office, which ii ,., «iordinaUna the search, identified the mlasln.t climbcn u David Marcus, 24, andlCenneth Wllcox~ n~~ both 1tudenu at UC Berkeley. Shertlf's deputies .Jliaid Marcus was from Pasadena and Wilcox wu ~.~lieved to be from New York state. ·'1,... lletoarfl Olln'etll _, ... .., SAN DIEGO CAP) -A reward ot $1,000 bu :.been offered for inlonna\ioo af>ut the theft of ~ated remains of 12 pel"IODS. Tbe Telopbase Society told police that the u bes were in 12 boxes wei&hln11 four to alx PoWMta eacb • P.d stolen from a abelt rometlme Jut w"t. 11~1:: Callfornla, lt ls a felony to ateal cremated r.- j• as well as bodies. Vm ,.1, ~ Firemen Study Oltayed .,o~ ANGl:LES (AP). a proposed atudy of the ~.W Tb• Lo• Anselet morbtdtty and JnOrtallty '1'-bard of . Fl re Com-oWlisaioners baa tlven ratet of Loi Ancelet flte preliminary approval for' ftghten . • "' Prtlident pro tem Jame1 Mills. is again slJOUorinl a auoUne ta lncreue wblcb Brown oppos11. UOWN OPPOID the death penalty. But bls party la split down the mlddle on lbat Issue. And Brown'• oppoeltloa to c1pltal puniabment conflicts .tth ti.. sn~orlt)' vtew of California voters, wbo·in 1t72 .•.Pl>roved the death penalty by• 2·1 marlin. WU.b Republlcmf al'D>Ott unanimous In support, and the Democratic mtJorit.y split, chaocea are 60-50 or better that a death penalty bill will reach Brown's desk. SO F All, BE 18 approaching It cautiously. citing his put opposition to capital punishment, but refus· inC toaay what he willdoln the future. · But school ftnanc• and property tax relief may be even tougher problema tor Brown a nd the -------- Jeitalaturethisrear. \E" · ,.., LYSIS The Ca lfornla ' "'" ,"i,4,,,f Supreme Court ruling lut -------- week declared unconstitu- tional a local property tax system which raises $4 billion ayear. one a.nswer Is substitution oC a statewide proper· ty tax for the unconstitutional local property laxes. But a statewide property tax means leas local control of scboOls, and in some areas it would amount to a mu-imposed tax incre83e. BUT THE OTHER choices are also unattrac- tive: -SUbstituting other taxes for the property tax ls impractical. To add another $4 billion to the $2. 7 bllUon the state now provides local schools would require a 100 percent increase in the state personal income tax, an ll·cenl sales tax, a 325 percent in- crease in business taxes or some combination of those increases. -Increasing state aid to poor schools to give Rabbit trim 39.99 Special. Blue cotton denim with quilt lining, trimmed in natural rabbit's fur. For sizes 5-13. Also in a zip-front, hooded style. Fur products labeled to show country of origin of Imported furs. Young Attitude Outerwear them lbe aame mooey per child u rich diltrict.s could coet a $1 billion or more. And W1leu local tax rates were also d1ctat.ed, some sort or complex coo- uola would be required to pteveot school dutrict.a from cutUns local laxes to pick "'P more state funds. -Ordering high-wealth school dislrlct.s to cut spending to the same level u poor districts could eliminate thousands of teaching jobs and cripple some scbools. -Establlsbing special proirams and criteria for identifying children with speclal learol.Dg pro- blems might get around the court order to equalize spending so that no dislrlct spends more than $100 per child per year more than any other district. But critics say CAllfomia schools need less of that sort of bureaucracy and moreclusroom teaching . THE SO LUTION that Brown and the legislature llnally adopt probably will contain ele· ments of some or all of those options. But such a solution could face criticism from all directions. In urban areas, any school equalization measure will mean a state-ordered cut in the school budget unless the program Jg so heavily doctored with special criteria that the equalization is a fic- tion. In many rural areas, equalJzatlon could mean major tax increases. Suburban areas might get a t.ax cut and more school money at the same time, but at the loss of local control over schools. ·So far, Brown has revealed ve'l few details of the tax plan be will offer the legislature. saying he wants to meet first with leaders of the Senate and Assembly. But in an interview with The Associated Ptess, Brown said his plan will include a limit on spending or taxing by local government, eliminating of some state-ordered local spending programs and a s plit of the property tax rolls to aJlow dlff PrPnt tax rates on business and residential properties. 29.99, Jumpsuit Special The look of suede! Soft texture for a nifty look, the jumpsuit with cap sleeves, in rust or chamois colors. 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Thousands of motoriata were stranded Sunday night when the , main east-west routes over the Sierra Nevada, Interstate 80 and U.S. SO, were bit by a bll%.2ard and visibility was re· duced to danger levels. Partial closures of the major routes were re- ported for another slx hours. Wrap, 59.99 Special. Wool/nylon coat with tucking in back, double top· stitching for details. Nude or camel tone colors, 5-13. Young Attitude Outerwear SuperSuede:M 15.99, 16.99 The blouson top with a hood and pockets. Originally $25, 15.99 The culottes. Orig. $28, 16.99 From a group, Arne~ chamois color for sizes 5-13. Young Attitude Sportswear ., Shap Mon~Frl. 10 :00~9:30, Sat. 10--6, Son .. 12-.6. Bullook's South Coest Plall, 3333 Brlstol, ~sta Mesa, ph<>M 656-0611 • IA6 D AILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Still • m As things stand now, Orange County Board of Supervisors Chairmtu'I Ralph Diedrich is scheduled to l'elinquish his gavel this week to Supervisor Thomas Riley. In t ypical Diedrich Cashton, the outgoing ehairman high-handedly manipulated hls way to a last-minute appointment he wanted. Out of the blue, and without advance notice, he decided it was tiJlle to elect himselC to the powerful new county Transporta- tion Commission. Such appointments normally come at the first meeting of the new year and, in this instance, there was no reason why it shouldn't have been done when Riley takes over this week. Riley, who wanted the transportation commission post himself, vai.-Uy tried to bead off the Diedrich steamroller. But Riley blundered when he argued over who should be appointed. He should have stressed ... the breach of custom by an outgoing chairman bent on feathering his own nest at the last minute. Diedrich is Diedrich. By now it's not unusual to ·see him take advantage of his fellow supervisors' in· * eptnesses-or weaknesses to advance himself. In the case of the transportation commission ap· pointment, though, Diedrich was serving notice that while he might not be wielding the board of supervisor's gavel in 1977, he'll likely still be able to take command on any occasion he chooses. Watch Must Go On The battle of government secrecy versus the public's right to know what its government is doing doubtless will be r esumed soon after the 95th Congress gets under way this week. ' .. ' Command?, now be subject to the distasteful provisions or a bill tiUed S. l and another known as S. 3197. Along with some useful provisions, S.l contained sections that would have made it much easier to pro- secute and convict persons, including reparters, who uncovered a nd leaked information about co~Uon in government. S. 3197 would have manipulated rules concerning wiretapping and electronic surveillance so that un- scrupulous officials would be in a much better posi- tion to identify their critics. - Opponents ol the measures kept them bottled up in committees until Congress adjourned. But they'll be back, for bureaucrats tbe'world over -the power abusers and the backs alike -re- alize that a cozy cloak oI secrecy can make their jobs a Jot easier. But it must not be allowed to work that way here. National security does not require laws that enable corrupt or bumbling officials to cover up their wrong- doings or mistakes. When these bills come back, a lot more people will be watching. Honors Team It isn't every university whose students, when asked to recommend visiting lecturers, can request and obtain the f acuity services of Nobel Laureates. Tha t 's just what's happening at UC Irv.ine this winter quarter . Linus Pauling, winner of the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1954 and the Nobel Peace Prize in . 1962 will present a three-week lecture series in biological sciences. ----~ - ... ·- The public almost lost a couple of rounds last year. Without the diligence of a handful of senators (in· eluding California's Alan Cranston), we could right Gunnar Myrdal, professor of international economics at the University of Stockholm, who shared the Nobel Prize for economics in 1974, will join the social ecology faculty. In less than a dozen years, UCI has come a long· way from its pCIStoral origins. "Well, Richard, you 're one of the few who could 'take it with you!' " Daley: Last Big City B~ss Not So Much of a Hero WASHINGTON -By.the-time he died. Mayor Daley had translated bi"'self from being a crummy, declasse, lrish machine politician into being a fact of na- tional geography. Nobody outside of Chicago knew bis first name. He was Mayordaley, but how many people know the first name of the Mississippi River? The Mayor also lived, not tO bury his enem ies, but to make believers out ofthem. When • he first ran for office the pro· fessor s, the Was p bus i · nessmen, the ' goos·goos OP· 1 posed him as the incarna - tion of the old machine 1 politics, of corruption and fraud. 1 That was in 1952, in the middle of a short.Jived period when serious students or public affairs weresil· ly enough to think that a • bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago or Harvard certified morals as well as ' knowledge. Much , much later Daley's political creature, former IUinois Governor Otto Kerner, would be convicted of corruption and become the first Rhodes Scholar to go to jail, bul by then Mayor Daley had been elevated to lhe position of urban hero. the man who proved that, yes, cities were governable. Chicago, they said, warks, but no one inquired too critically how well. The sarne departments of pol itlcal science that once decried the political machine and the political boss were to swing around and declare that Jt was Daley's kind of apparatus that alone could work to provide two- way comm uni cation a nd sensitive r epresentation in an era of impersonalization and bureaucracy in government. The boss and his big city machine. with its precinct captains provid· ipg services that social workers ('O Uldn 't. got the revisionist treatment and was declared the ideal way of bringing order to the chaosofthei_nner city. R.ICRARf)-I . DALEY, as the Lalt of the Bosses and~ &st of the Bosses, was baUedas a sort of latter day, urban M"fl5SOlini who could make the cities rurton time. The charity and the practical, neighborly good sense of the pre. clnct captain was wedded to the idea that Daley was also eflicJent Fmcinating Facts And Misconceptions • I I I I t I l • t t t . l . ~ ThJnga I LeorMd t'n RhtJll! to Looking Up 0th~ Things: -That chess, whJch has a reputation for being the .. longest" game to play, is also the only board game that can be won in only two move!!. -That th e aver age life expectancy of a new business in the U.S . Is less than snt years, and the failure r at e for n e w businesses Is consiste ntly more than 80 percent. -Thal. in differ e nt h u m a n languages, the number of letters ln the alphabet ranges as widely as from the 13 letters of the HawaUan lanfuage to the 202 letters ln the E hiopian. -That cfOSe lo half of l1ie American population "disstve'' Dear Gloomy Gus Gov. Brown"s refusal o( a "lift" ol Kansos turkey red wheat seeda wu dncrlbed u "tacky0 and "f\ad no class at all ... Wonder bow TontJUn Partr would describe a polley of •not acceptlaa "1llil" T Jf.:J.Jif; ~- ( SYDNEY H;ttUtJS ) on net balance; that is, they spend more during the year than they earn alter taxes. -THAT THE Gospel authors Mark, Matthew and Luke never met, saw or heard Jesus in person, and it ls exceedingly doubtful that the author of the 00flpel of John ever did, either. -That Henry Ford raised the initial capital for turning his garage into the proto(ype of his first factory by winnJng an automobile r ace in 1901. and never raced In competition again. -That there are more than twice as many families in the U.S. with no chtltlrtn under the age of 18 than any ot.her size family. -That ''Dixie," the symbolic ~ of the Southern states, was written by a Northerner and flrsl performed on Broadway only a )'1:1ll" before the Civil War broko out. ' -di'HAT King Solomon · adopted that name when he ncended the throne; the name ~ven bim at blrth waa Jedidiah. -That the bat. which seems so slnh ter and lrighte'ning to Western people. has long been In China an emblem of )18ppiness and lone Ute. -That 1hree of the finl four Amertcan Presidents - Waahlngton, Jefferson and Monrot -married widows with cblld.ren. -That Ben,aa:Un Franklln waa lucky w th hls "kite· and·hY" experiment: the next two men who tried to duplicate tho feal were killed by Ughtnlna. ( VON HOFFMAN J and powerful. Political writers, reflecting a sort or diffuse ad- miration across mostofth&upper classes. would glorify ,and ~ magrufy his power until It seemed that neither a ieaf fell in Illinois nor a vote was cast that Mayor Daley didn't know about and ap-• prove. ln personality. Daley was more like Stalin than MussolinL He was a suspicious xenophobe, who s e a I l -p owe rfvl ·po. litical organization doesn't exist a nd probably hasn 't existed for a decade. TAA word probably is used s1Tice it has been about that long sin~ thP. or- ganization has been seriously tested and come out a· winner. There was no Republican Party to oppose the organization and no in- clination on the part of the bu.si· ness elements to form an oppo6i- tion. M a.yor Daley was their man; no Republican could have served the Chamber of Commerce better or satisfied the m more. . He did what they wanted and tl)ey put it out that it was he, the visionary political leader, the prophetic boss of the new city or man, who remade Chicago's lakeCront skyline. Savmg the city it was called, but sinking hun- dreds ot .millions in skyscraper coftstruction b~ n<>""more saved Chicago with a boss than it saved New York without one. Both cll.ies are bemQtThaging jobs into their su.barifs. New York alleastknows it's in trouble; Chicago hasn't yet figured out bow deep and how ter- rible Us distress ii. SOME SUGHT crtUcism came Mayor Daley's way because of the number of his political associates who wound up in the big hottse. There is nothing too unforgivably wrong about stealing from ~ public treasury lf you give value for what you take, and Daley didn't. He was known 8s a buiJ~ter andadoer; herammedanet.*>rk of frffways through the city that brok e its established neighborhoods and accelerated the flow of wealth OQt. of town; he ran oneofthenation ·~most brutal urban renewal programs in which the power of the state was used to take the poor person•s home so that the land itsatoncouldbesold to real estate deveJdpers and de· partmentstores. Half the city, the half the vis- itors don't see, is a bowling slum. That does n't make Chlcago worse than St. Louis or Cleveland or Detroit, but lt doesn't make It l\nY beUer. Thus in tangible results the concentration or political pow~r in the hands of Daley and hls close associates did not result in Chicago deviating from the slumping curve common to all the great cities of the Midwest and Northeast. The Daley organization seems to have used up all its creativity in self-enrichment schemes. The poJltical power vested in the Mayor was never used to attempt any of the controversial things that might have helped. In fact Mayor Daley's policy was just the reverse. It was more reactionary than that of the last boss before Daley, Ed Kelly. Under Mayor Kelly, Chicago had a low-rise. scattered.site public housing pro- gram. Under Mayor Daley the de- cision was made to "Use public housing as a tool of segregation. Miles of it in a row, all hlgh-rise, was constructed a nd the cost was the ruination o{ the city's South Side. CIDCAGO was one of the major receptacles for the enormous Volkerwanderung of Southern blacks in the 40's and SO's. It may have been that no mayor and no Free Rides and Fislaing Trips policy could have prevented or even ameliorated the social catastrophe that has transpired in Chicago. Ma}'(lr Daley never tried, however. Part of the reason was lhat he was a humorless, un- imaginative, defensive type with the political personality of a Joseph Stalin. but part of the pro- blem was that Daley. who could empathize with white working people. 'With immigrants from Europe a nd even nominally Catholic people from Spanish- speakJng lands, could not connect with black people ... unless the black in question was a Catholic and the captain of the Notre Dame basketball team . The Ir ish bosses of lbe past, the Ed Kellys of Cbicagoor'theJames Michael Curleys Cjf Boston, had some sense of defending the un- derdog. Daley had none. With his anti·black police department, his anti-black school system, bis anti· black housing program, he failed the most important test of his de· cades·in office. Neither so wicked as his enemies thougbt, nor ao good as his s upporters believed, this political anachronis m 's years in office did dembnstrate that the urban solution won't be found in derby bats, nickel beers and quaintly arbitrary ward bosses. Palship Along the Pipeline WASHINGTON -The top federal official on the Alaska pipeline bH accepted chartered plane rides, free fishing vaca· tions and other favors from a construction firm that has an estimated $1 billion contract to build one-fifth of the giant pipeline. ·(JACK ANDERSON ] He ls Maj. Gen. Andrew Rollins, a crusty, combative former Army engineer, who waa hired by ·the Interior Dept. in 1973 to· enforce federal stan- dards on the s·o o • m 11 e pipeline. From the start, tb e pipeline was plagued with pro- blems. -We were the first to re- port, for eumple, tlult some of the weldlng north of the. Yukon had been faully. Now charges have bffo raised in Alaska that X-rays of the welds were falsified. Earlier UU& year, the Interior • Dept. '1 own investi.gat.on con- cluded that Rolllns, for all hls wasplahneu, wasn't tough enouab on the pipellne contrac· tors. Now we have caught blm aeceptJna favors ftom Morrison· Knudsen, the giant COMtruction combine, wbl~b is bulld.ina w miles ot the pipeline. TBlS 18 one of the most treacberoua H1tments of the pipeline. It wmds over ruued coastal mountains and through • devilllhly nan-ow canyoo. Rollin• b sup~ to DJaQ aure tbat Morrbon·knodhn compllet wilh th•~ Dept. atandarcb. Yet be baa de- veloped a toiy relatloQlhlp with Morrison-Knudsen uecutlves. tn the 1ummera of both 1974 and 1975, he weot on salmon fishing trips as a guest of Mor· rison -f{nudun 's subsidiary, M.K . Rivers. The company chartered a plane and rented a Jodee for its guests. Rollins did not reimburse the company for h1s expenses. When the weather turned cold a year ago, Rolllna and his wife new to Hawail for a vacation 1n the sun. They stayed in a bouse rented by Jean Beard, who hap- pens to be Morrisoo-lenudsen's vice president ln charge or pipellne operations. Rollins paid ror bis own plane tJcketa to HawaU. but Beard. pro- vided the Hawailan ~free of charge. It wu a claufc cue of the watchdog conaortlng with the fox. &OWNS l'l&ST dtnied. tbe:n acknowledged, that be bad ac- cepted favors from Morrison· Knudlen. The fisJIJnc tript, he l&kt1 were,no«hlnl men than old frleoda Cettinl to.ether. He had ac~ Beard's ipvft.tion to •tar iJl bl• Hawa.Uan retreat, BoUlDI e'q>laµt~ because they wen 1QOd ~dies. • Mol'rllon-KnudMn b8d nothlnl to a_q. Burd wu travellnc and COUIC't be reached for hla com· ment. Footnote: Tiu. lla't the ttm tlnM that lforrll4&KludH.n bu been ln\"Olv9Cl ln a moltlmlWan· dollar conttonrsy. It wu part <A the coutnlcUon conglomerate = started out iJl 1812 lWitb a ...,...,.fixed·f ce contract. to blAl' iltfteld1 ln SOl"1> Vittoam. 'nm ~.t into a eoaatruc- Uaa pracram thatcottbllliobl. ll.oun\alDI of lumbu. ateel, cement and machinery piled up faster than the construe· tfon crews could use the material. The losses from waste and pilferage were staggering. In tbe end, the cosUy ~ways, docks and builcUng were left · behind for the Comm~ts. MoniJ!on-Knudsen also built a controversial highway through tbe Peruvian Andes. A 1971 gov- ernment report depicted the pro· ject as a monument to slipshod construction. Massive landslides took the U ves of 31 workers. AROUND THE WOBLD: The Joint Cb!efs of Staff will recom· mend to incoming President Jim· my Caner that the United States hang on to tt.s nuclear bases in ·Okinawa. The recommendation .is based upon a strateeic study of the Far East. -An internal Air Foree memo warm that t new strain ol gooor-mea, "totally res.lit.ant to treat· ment or penicillin," had ap- peared "ln "".,.,.. are.a.a of th world, iacludlng Korea." In the memo, Maj. Gen. Dem D. Pit· tman of the 31'tb Air Dl vtatoa ad· vises that the only treatment is a 1pecJal anUbtottc, medical follow·UPI aJi4 "lbltin@oce from •ual contact." U the disease spreads, he HHesbl. comman· den ahould conai.der "dJacbarg- tq an lndhtidual for unclean babita." -We rfeently reported that cracks bavo ap~ated In the lilanUc Bayana hydroelectric dun, which Panama t.I buildtnJ. Now we'ye lea.ned that. the cost al the proJ.ct bat soared far put the '51.5 mllllon estimate. Before the dam .II coJnplet.ed, u.. cost ia ~to exceed.., million. It ... started wJth a $G mllllon lou from lbe World Bank. -tl.8. aBUTJO~wttb Mex- ico have detertorat.ed more than tither country hu been wUll.ng t.o admit. The situation bas been so tense that U.S. military people have been warned not to vi.sit Mexico on Jeave. But the in· auguration of President Jose Lopez Portillo, according to diplomatic dispatches, should i mpro v e r e lations. He js described in the d~atches as a pragmatic man who is expected to resist the popular Latin· American sport of baiting the United States. -Two years ago, Gen. Al Haig left the White House in the wake of Watergate to take over the command of NATO. He t>as quietly earned the respect or the European allies. Unlike somt! o( his predecessors, he bas not ~n a cocktail party commander' He has spent conslder,ble time in the field viaiting the troops and monitoring mmtary exercise&. OAAMO• COAST I I DAILY PILOT t Ro~ N. W~lld. PllbU.thn I TllOmo• Kt.vii, EdUor ! Ba rbato Krelbich, · ' Editonot Page Editor l The editorial P•I• ol tho Di Piiot ueks to Inform a d allm ulate! re:tders by preHn I on this page diverse comment on top1cs of lntereal by syndic td columniata and cartoonlst.3, y pr()v\dln~ :a forum for road • views and by presenuna Uls now1paper'1 opinions and ldeh on curn•nt toplca. The ~i~l opinlona oC the Dally Pllot IPPt~ only Jn the editorial column at top of the paae. QplnJons • preaatd by the columnl1t1 a C•rtoonlsls and ltlltr wri~rs the.Ir own and no ~ndorsemf!'l'I or their vl1w1 by the Daily Pilot Bbould beln[trrtd. Monday, Jan. 3, lJ71 • i r I I I Users raise It, Foes Call It Quack Cure ' B1&0D~AE0 ~ SACAAMENTQ ) -The ( MEDICINE J promoten are Informal al- JWK:e. ol Jabora experimen· · ten, medical p eulooala and 'Ibey say the benefits reported an.ythlng else. Robert W. Bradford, 45, is pre- sident of the lareut p~Laetrile orcaniutlon, the Committee for Freedom of Choice ln cancer Therapy.Inc., of Los Altos. Calif. Ke argues this way: evan1eU.tic believers. by Laetrile users are due to pre- Tbelr subject.a are desperately vlous surgery, radiation or W vicUms of cancer who seek chemotherapy; that many mlraclestoavoidpalnanddeath. diagnoses have been made They include many who have without biopsy verification - been told by doctors that their leaving in doubt whether it was cues are hopeless. really cancer in the first place - Tbe Laetrilists, as they call and that some Laetrile users, as themselves, offer hope, support· well as non -users, are blessed ed by testimonials of persons who with spontaneous remission. HY they had cancer, and that THE WORST THREAT of Laetrilehelped. Laetrile, these officials say, Is Nearly eyerythinf lhe that cancer victims often aban- Laetrillsta s~ is disputed by don other treatments which have health officials and cancer re-scientifically proven benefits for aearchers, whp say science and someCormsofcancer. thelawareontheirside. ~ "The California Health Department, in connivance with other state and federal agencies and also medical bodies and the American Cancer Society and aided and abetted by the lntema- tiooal drug cartel, is entering in- to a conspiracy to deprive Californians o( their civil riibts by interfering with· the doctor- patient relationship, barring medical access to a cancer- figbling modality ... and forcing terminal American cancer pa- tients ... to nee this country ...• ONE RESULTS OF 11DS con· EDITOR'S NOTE: Laetrile ii.a flicl is a s~eady stream of patented derivative of .apricot LAETRILE PROMOTERS frightened cancer victims to Mex-~ls. It allo is bailed by atq>J>Orter1 spread their claims with pam- ico or West Germ any for l..aetrile. oi .an .anti-concn .agent .and con-pblets, periodicals, boots, press Many try to bring supplies bome. demned bl/ health offidal&,a.s iUe9Ql releases, cassette tapes,. films, Others in the United Slates and and wieln1. Thi& is the fir1t of three workshops, lectures, sym· Canada seek Laetrile from smug· ~~1. _ _ _ _ _ _ poeiums, rallies and health food gledsources. ~~--~ conventions. Herbert Hoffman, assistant Says Grant Leake or the They also""'frciteAa their con· U.S. attorney in San Diego, says California Department of gressmen a~ testify at customs officials seize the HeaJth : ''It's a cruel hoax to be legislative hearings and court equivalent of about 40,000 three-promoted to credulous, hopeless trials. gram vials of Laetrile a month in victims who have ne.ither the Lealrile groups are also botbtabletand liquid form. mental nor physical capacities to pushing in at least 20 state "It's the biggest smuggling pro-decide for themselves." lqislatures for bills like the one blem after nan:otics," he says. Leake said in an interview that recently pahed in Alaska that Laetrile, an extract of apricot profit is a major motive behind permits Laetrile to be ad- kernels, is banned from importa-Laetrile, and that many victims ministe red by doctors . But lion and Interstate commerce · ' mo rt g a g e the f a mi 1 y ,Alaaka 's attorney general says because producers have not com-homestead" in search of it. federal law s till bars Laetrile plied with federal requirements But promoters hotly deny the from beinll furnished there. forproofofsafetyandbeneflt. profit motive. They say the real NONETHELESS, SEVERAL ripoff is the $12-$16 billion-a-year BUTBEALTBOFFICIALSare l'apidly• growing nationwide or-"cancer industry" which they fighting back. A federal grand ganizatioos are promoting its use say averages $30,000 per cancer jury in San Diego receoUy re- aodclamoring for Its legalization. patient compared with about turned indictments in coonection The Laetr1hsts say users feel $2,000 per patient for Laetrile. with what It called a massive in-""° better, sometimes live longer Its promoters also say Laetrile ternational censpiracy to smug-1' than their doctors predicted, and has been legalized in California gle Laetrile into the United l • : . ·~ ... ,. r.,~ ~ ... "'· •• -.......... ~~ : \t .... ,.......... . People are loans Having them avallable means you can put your savings • ...... in In a certificate of oep0s1t that ,._m___.t-* pays consrocrao1y higher .............. Interest than a passoooK account. For Instance.a six-year. S lQCXJ minimum. certificate a~ount pays 8.~ interest per annum when 7 7 5% Is comp0un~ oally. And your account. llKe all Mutual savings accounts. ls lnsureo to $40.000 by an agel")cy ot the federal government with returns guar- anteed. If you do neeo cash, account loans are easily arranged because your account Is the security for the loan. If you were tacecs with a sudden need tor a sut>stantlat amount of cash. wnat woutcs you do? Dip Into your hard-won savings account? Borrow money at tooay·s Interest rates? Either way, you'd rose Interest. But If you had your savings In an account at Mutual savings. you'd have another choice. The 1% Account loan. savers who nave certificate accounts with Mutual Savings can t>orrow up to 90% of their savings account balance. The Interest charge 15'1% per year more than the Interest their account Is earning. We look on these savings account loans as ")ust·ln-case" \ The account femarns Intact. earning full Interest. ano you avoid the penalties tor early withdrawal or tunas requlrea oy law. Compare before you choose. Our 1% loan proves that all savings Institutions are not allke. Call a few of the others and ask them a Then bring your any of our t6ottlc ca11torn1a ana a counselor will ar transfer of funds new high-Interest Caplstrano·S•n Cl 1% roans St>Ool<. to In Southern lngs tne 570 Gamino Cle Estr la 493-5651 Corona·del Mar: 2867 East c oast Hlghway/675-SOlO • Fountain Valley•: 17900 Magnolla Street~63·8396 Santa Ana: 631 North Main 547-9741 •Open SOturdayr, 10 AM lO 2 PM • MUTUAL ~NGS \ -occasionally report remission of by court cases -as long as it is States. Numerous other legal ac- their cancer. taken as nutritional therapy lions have been brought -some *T kn But government officials caJI without any anti.cancer claims. successfully• some not. I Laetrile a worthless quack re· ABOVE ALL, THEY SAY, State and federal officials ad- • medy reminiscent of th.e snake Americans have a right to use mil they are somewhat at a loss .,.~ • oils and elixirs of bygone. days. what they wish in their own on bow to counter the persistent. , • 'lbey¥ythatinnumeroustestsof bodies. Officials respond that re-often super-patriotic and · • Laetrile over a long period, no ef-asoning would lead to the unfet· sometimes deeply religious ':~:~a~:~ ;::on:vc:n:r· h:as:been=sc:ien:-:le:red:us:e o~f h:er:o1n:. coc=ain=· e:anc1=:cn:=-~-d~;:s~~~°Ic~~-~~li::tj:i~il°NiTcEtll about . our l% loan. ~rJ::.~4il . I" .. . ... II , •I ... , .. . ' .. . - ..... J,.., ... ...... .,,11 IC) " 'll\ m bcu ( , l , ( t f l I f b " HOW MUCH IS MY HOME WORTH IN TODAY'S REAL ESTATE MARKET? In today's active real estate market, the value of your home may be rising by 2% or more per month. And, while we can't foretell future values, we know what has happened in the past. 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The column appears daily except Saturdays ~ l'~t ,..,, tlle l'•rd DEAR PAT : I 'd like t.o make a p ... ir of the popular "looted" pajamas !or my daughter, but I can't Ciod any material to use on the soles. I would like something very simllar to the plasUc soles that are on children 's rea<ly.made pajamas . Can you belpmeoul? A.S., Fountain Valley You can order "Sale Treds" from Zlsaon MuafacturiDg, 261 E. 'lt.b S& •• St. Paw, MN SSltl. For $1.98 you will receive eDOUJb material t.o make tour or more soles. 11lls product also can be med to make slipper and scuff IOles. Raat9 Ra11ge Top• ~d~ House dust, while the bane ol that are generally associated the boU1ekeeper, seems lite pret· with allergy-itc hing, hay fever, ty innocuous stuff. wheezln1. pink e ye, bives or But all that dust juat Mnt 1astrointestioa1 disorders. around may not be as ln.nocftt aa it s eems, so s a UC Irvine IHIT, HE ST&ESSES, io order Medical School professor. to be medically considered an al· According to Dr. Harold Nov· Jeretc reaction, those cbanfes in ey, chief of allergy and Im· the immunological syst.em must munology at the medical center, occu.r 1n scientiflcallyob6ervable house dust is one of the leading reactions. causes of allergies. House dust, according to the physician. ls not the dirt that ADDITIONALLY, Novey says blows In from tbe outside. It ls it is likely, although not a sclen· produced inside the house by the tiflcally rroven fact. that the pre-breakdown of plant and aolmal sence o hous e du.st ls a con· fibers. tributor to the spread or colda "These fibers in themselves and influenia. may not cause problems, but as Housedust asa healthproblem they break down they are may be e ven more troublesome transformed into rnore potent than pollens which are seasonal, mat.erial," be said. be notes. These house dust·lnsplred ADD TO THESE materials problems are at their peak right spores or seeds from fungus and now, N<Wey says, because of the mplda and U produces a mixture ooaetofcoldweatherandtheboll· that c an cause a variety of day season. problems ranging from severe al· People are spending more Ume lergtc reactions to minor irrlla· indoors n ow b ecause the tions in the respiratory system cleaned, thu• reduclo1 one source or d 111t Another source ii the untral heat.1n1 ay•tem. Keep t.be nlter clean, advlaea Nov•y. Humidlfyin1 syatema, eltber attached to air cond!Uonen or the lndlvJduaJ room·alzed on~. are prlme bretdlnt sroun4 tor molds. Mold spoNt can be a ~e or a1ler1lc reaction and reaplralory lrr1tatlon, ao humtdiflen need a t.bo.rouab. re- IU)ar cleanln1. The molds and fun1us be talked about are similar to the ones that grow on bread or cheese, he said. ONE OF THE CIOEF problem sources ts the mUde'f Utat irows ln uovented showers. Anyplace where there is d.lacol0rat1on - partic uJarly it Jt ts a dark or damp area -and places where there ls a stuffy, muaty odor oueht t.o iet a good, cleaning, too. Even cleanin& toolJ ou;ht to be (See DUST, Pa&e84) weather 's cooled off, so they're thatleadtocolds. exposed to m ore dust. Novey says most of these TH• proble121J can be solved "with a a GLENDALE (A P> - : Funeral ser vices will be ; '1teld Tuesday for Roy P. : Crocker, 83, retired pre- :· sident of Lincoln Savings :·and Loan Assn. Crocker : died of a heart attack : Saturday at his home in : , Palos Verdes. Funeral services are p lanned Tuesday for Roland \V. Hayes, 89, whose tenor voice and m usical talent led a gener ation or black Amer icans to accep- tancc as concert artists. Hayes d ied Saturday after a long illness. DEAR P AT: In February 1976, I bad a Caloric Range Top installed i.n my house. I mmedlately noticed that the top was warped, thus causing the burner tops to sit unevenly. The installer advised me to keep the range top and another would be or- dered. While waiting for the replacement to arrive, the original began to rust on the undeNiide and along the two supporting brackets. Alter five months the new part arrived, but upon examining the unit I found that it too was defective. It was bad- ly bent in the rear corner and there were many spots which appeared to lack finish and probably would rust. r was told by a Caloric representative that the underside meets their present manufactur· nus FACfOR combined with aood.strongbousecleaning." ....... 'S the hauling out of boxes of dusty For instance, be said that .,......, • BOSTON (AP) P 0 R TL AN D, Ore . ing standards. I paid extra for a special finish and (AP) -Dr . Herbert was not told that it was subject to rust. I have writ· Fowler, 58, recent win· ten to Caloric Corp. about this second defective •: c•TH·R~NL.lEEeLoLueo8e0TuoeT. ,.,1 ner of the Lenin Prize in part, but nothing has been done to have it replaced. ~ ~ ~ • Science from the Soviet C.U., Costa Mesa ornaments to hang on Christmas house dust can settle in the inner PWMllH• trees -themselves carriers of springs of a matress and box spr· Hl•ftHG dust-means a lot of people are ing set. "U you start wheezing or Al• COHD. likely havlnJl problems. sneezing in 'bed at night, it's pro-:=:.-:::, N ovey Is s pecific, how· bably because you've kicked up s-111vourA••t--c.l4 ever , when he talks about dust thatdu.st." ... ,ss10NV1EJO and aJleroieS. '89'~ C.mono C•P•Wll>O O '"'""""" r..,,, :; A,.,,..11..,J Allergies, he explains, are NOVEY SUGGESJ'S using zip· 4'5·040 I specific changes i.n the body's pered encaslngs for mattress and ·cosl'Ahi~. t ~nt ol Corone dtl M•r, C..lllorrw.. U • d · · Cal rf C b lnf _,., ... • aJ•.. h · • Pu\.ed •way J•nuarv ,, ..,, 5'>e ,, mon an a pioneer m o c orp. as orm'C'U you ...... uaODI · aurv1"9d bv two'°"' llon e11~-tor mental health programs finishes are not lnchided under 11.s warranty, as a : =!.~', '!.,,,.;11~~ • c':•11~.~ft~r for Indians. died at home goodwill gesture a new malo ran1e t.op ls being sent • M.>•'• H .. .-01 L•vuna N•Quel c.a Sunday of a brain tumor. to you at no charge. Judy Hadden of tbe Gas Ap· immunological system. These box springs. Thes e can be taken 1&1• .... '"°°" •1•d ~ 1.ot 642.' Sl •)llW changes produce lbesy·~m~p~to~ms~~o~r~f ~f~r~o~m~~tl~m~e_;to~t~i~m~e~a~n~d~~~__:~=:=:~:=~~====~ : Jour qr...oc~ildrrn llo•.rv .. NICM pllance Manufacturers As.soclaUea report& bavla• • T~v J•11u•rv • .. 1 I 30 PM .. 1 6a1t1 o DIEI'CITED INllE.4Lm • ~·~·on Cfta.,.1. coro11., .,., Mor ----------recelyd a slgalflcut number of complaints about Man o1 TltP cr.r1,11 .. n 1>uro•• on w.., J;~GE1S rusting of ranges. Some cues, sbe says. are dae to • ,..wUiv J•nudry S •t tO 00 AM et 0... uf la def h I k f J-•-• LMiv~..,.,1 ""'1"'""termen•••Ho-a man actur g eel, suc u a ac o porce IU.ll 1vs.ou1c1ttr C•rn~itrv tu1u a..r90ron flnlsb oa certain spots. Rust develops when · f:.""'" "'1 M•r Fu11tr•1 H"'"" dl•l'C· 1't4Y (;(} moisture and beat come into contad wtt.b exposed RAMsav • metal. Bat LD mo.t cues, abe nyt, rut' problems TERRY o. llAMSEY. ~ .. OMAHA. Neb. <AP> -an cl!redJv related &oat':;:( eoadldoos lat.be NEW YORK CAP) Only one-third to half as many Seventb·day Ad· ventist.s die of cancer as fellow Americans, Atlas World Preas R eview says. ""'• ""-C.•11-•. ,.,,.. ...., J ; t.cem1>er tt. ''"· s..nr1..,d w 1.._ There'w bad news for bo~e. Mot.ta.re collect.a r..,e top• as a by· • ,,,..,k 0 "-.. •• c..taMMa,et,; tobacco chewe rs in pred11d of IH combwClcla. II WI •olltare com· • t~:~; s~: ... ~·i:::: .. :'. :'.:''~::~ Omaha -spittoons no blnes with cblorin11.ed hydrocarbons (from the use The pe riodical adds • J-.,,., Ro111" 11.,.,,n •11 ~ ~·· k>n ger will be re~· red i.n ol aerosol sprays or noor cleaners anywhere ln the M•s• C• . mat•rtt•' 4'•"<tmotlte'r • Hti••n cr .. kmur. s.rrvlc• on TuowUiy public buUdiags cause house), bydrochlortc acid wUl form and eat through • J ... .-, • •t 2:00 PM. •1 !>! _, the City Council repealed &be fllllsb. : ~~:~'=i.7tt,.t:•'=.~~ tbe ordinance . Some studies bave coocluded t.bat U a tble!lter ·that diet appare ntly plays a key role in the comparatively lower de- ath rate, notinc that Ad· ventists do not smoke or drink alcohol or co!f~ . • (0\1•Mff<l,.*WrMAo_ .. _v The obs-olete rule is coat of crcelaln l• applied &o UM surface d11rta1 • tuv~• t _..,. • AONALC c. iuvui, ret1-111 one o a number tha t the pcvuuct , rustlal mt1bt be preYt!nted. But t.bts ·~111• ",..· c..11torn1a P"~ •*•v city attorney's office re-would make the range beavler, moreexpensl•e and • J..,,.,.,. 1• 1917 surv.-ed bv "'' '"'11~ comme nde d f or r e . more Ukely to crack. One way t.o avoid rust Is t.o cut : C.ro' l\l••r ol tM hom.-•· o,,,,. wri Otn- . II• z ...... , 01 S•nt• An•. CA . on~ moval. down on tbe use of aerosol sprays and wipe off the · <1a1191t1er Oen•w Zuver 01 5...,, .. An.;, underside of the range everytlme It Is cleaned. ; C.. .• ~rtnh M r •~ Mr~ Ectw•rd ==========-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----=-=::=~~~=:__ __ , .tuver or A~Aftelm, Ce Funeral • wr~l<•' on fUf>\day Je"u.ary •at 1.00 • _.,. •t W•'\fert_.y C.hurth witn lnte,,.,,..nt :M F•lrh•v•n Memorial P•rtll ~4' ...,._, 0. wilt\ Or Willlam °'""'"' 111 'ftclell119. Frltn<I\ mev <fll •t 8-11 :•ro•Chlllf•'I M ortY•rv ori MoncfAV • Jonu••v l. lrom 2 00 PM to t lO PM. lell 8r.,.dw0Mort114rydlre<tor~ llAY JOHN l!:DWAl!O RAY, r..idMt o4 to"t• Mew C.tlfornl& P•,~ •••• ' JMtu.,y 1. ~n •t 11><1 -lli 5l .,...,, """'"""' t>v hi• wire Jecq.,.llno R•~ ol "'9 -· children .__, -Shtrry ll•Y al WHll1roq1on SI••• -Slttrry "S...tt An• M •h •nd ><•~n _.,... _. £1 Toro • .aho 1.urv1v•o bV u~ ,:lttklnn o. .. Oulr'> C•n<!y Dulro tct'V1n )~~. f(rtt J-n~n cttwJ ICfoflY -.wn. •II ol Co.I• MoH . l>rGl'-r 8111 Jt•Y 111 <>'-tl\O Mr and Mr\ E , kl'luH1 ot Tf\01.n•nd O•'i.t . 1wo V-ltlklren Ro••""" -....... al l!I Yoro. C. • Jtllt0y Ro Of S-t• AN. tot Frie<Mb ,,._y <•II -y -'--V t. "" ,,_, • 00 AM to • 00 I'-.\, T""-.. , J-. orom • OOAMtot·OOPM t' IWITW TUTHlll LAMI) WMfetllt ~· ~ICH W-SdA'f J_.., j at lt.00 AM •t. IS.MITH TUTHILi. ._.,,,.., ~klltf Cll•Ml with tlte Dr , ~..,.on 9"nore of The c.~v .. llbl• tllvr<l•Olftcl•llnci llltf'""'nt.ol...,._ •01 Me mortet p.,.. !SMITH fUT'41Ll I.AMII WHttllH 0.-t dl••<IOf'\.-.-ltACMl t ELLA "UTH HACHl!'.t, ...... doftl f(f Cara •w. C.Htort>lo P-_, 09<-r "· 1t7 .. SM I• ...,,,._ 11¥ ..... -R-y H0<he1 of c..ia Mhe, (.e.; ~ler JM,. H<l<M f -.,, eo.te l!Mw, C. ; \l\tor M Vy T1wMI fl/I Colt• MH.t. C:. ,.,,.., l!u ~ .._,. ff W.Wa, Co ~ ... .,.. •-11., WNlcn -...... IW ITH lUTHIU. LAMlll '-'!cliff Ola•• dire<'°" -... -CCA•TMT LOAHA llllCCA~ ~ -~ Jll, ,.,. ·-., '*""" AN, Coll .... lllo ~ICM ....... •t !SMITH TUTHIU. I.AMII ~Hf a-1 ....... 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It takes only one minute and one signature to start your savi ngs account. mr ®~~ . @@@@ M~ All Interest Compounded Daily Annual Yield Annual Rate 8.06% $1000 for 6 to 10 years 6.72% $1000 for 1 to 2 years 5.39% Paid day-in to day-out 5'/.-% F~Jtral r"gulallon• Ptt•m•t early W1thdraw31 from term accc.11nta iu1>1ect to 1ut>S1tntle1 1n1e,. '"" fCCIUCUon. LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Newport Beach . 3201 Newport Blvd. -across from City Hall • 675·4500 O'IN ... MON.•TMU .. I . • 1-9 '"'· Heed Olllce · Los Angeles Federal Savlllg• and Loan AuoolallOI) One Wllstwe, Los Angeles 90017 • Other offlcea lhroughoul lht orM I • I l J \4ond1y, January 3, 1917 DAll.V PILOT ,49 Tonight's 1V Highlights L lfl. Bogel Cyclist Greater Death Risk ''lllwln ~~ but bought my new cer ln ~~~from .· KABC 6 7:30 -Premiere "Tag- gart's Treasure·~ stars Don Reid as a young man disinherited by a wealthy irandtatber and told to aearch for a cache of gold in the bush and beaches of Australia. Mlle for mUe, the motorcyclist la 20 tlroes more likely to 1et killed than t.be car driver, studies show. • . Seventy Umea more men than women commit robbery. OrclJd you le.now that? ... Seven outd 1oteena1e bndea have lhelr tlrst child within a year Of murtaie •.. Appro~imately 42 out d every 100 enitneers who graduate in Great Britain emtirate to the UnJted States .•• 11 your TV tettunsed on ttve houn flve minutes eacb day? Thal'• said to be the boun hold avera1e now. A. Aboutalx m0Dtblbeforelt'1 bOnl. To confirm the claim that blrda on1lnated llk• flab 1n the aea, )'OU ml1ht polAt out that they have 1c1lea on &bell' lep. JOHMSON Cr SON'; • • KCET .@ 8 :00 -Special "The lte&Uess Earth,. investigates the theory ol plate tetonlca and the causes of earth· quakes, volcanoes and other disruptions. KNBC G 9:00 -Monday Nlgbt Mov· ie ''Judge Horton and the Scottsboro Boys" depicts a Southern judge with re· putaUon at stake when he presides over trial of nine young black men accused or raping two white women. Was ~uat 103 yean aao that the Duke of Beaufort introduced from India to EnJ)ud the game of Battledore at his Gloucester'IJU.nt ..tate called Badrotnton. And the name or tbe 1ame waa changed therefore. What'• your at&Dd oa the theory that you can nsure out aome peraoulib' tra1ta of ln· dMdua.IJ by the colon they prefer? The clalm 11 that people wbo like red laid to lou lnter•1t in their romanUc partners wben aa.ld romanUc pa.rtnen start to 1et overly alfectJooate, desperately devoted and jealoualJ posaeulve. Jntere•tlq, Utrue. 'i\t Johnson 6 Son you're treated llko o member cA tho fomll)( TMy treot you os o person -not Just ono~r c:vstome~ I've hod excel- lent servtee on my used cors end now my new cor. They do what thty 50Y they wtU do. That's why I recomrnt'nd you drive to )ohNorl 6 Son. Give 'em o try:· M .,._ · MONEY ""'~ Mslslllt 8olJ ~ PflOI~ I OIWIOE COMY'SOJUr~Y llEAU.RSHIP. 66 YWS 'S ~y FAMLY (TV DAILY LOG) Ftnlt place that home burglars look for 1una is the cl01et in the muter bedroom. Doe1 13 percent d your after-tax income 10 to pay for boualn&? U eo. you're man•itn• your money in a dandy manner in that particular cate(Oll\!Ccofdlnl to the 1overn-ment atatiaUclana. ·1lle)' aay 218.2 percent of the aft.er·tax money 11 a reuonable figure to pay for food, beverqe and tobacco. And 11.9 percent for tramportattoa. They only tbJ..n.k 7 percent need be allowed ror ~reatlon. Pity. [ll"·-·· I ohnson&son HADl I . MONDAY I IVIAINQ < A Southetn judae finds pmions 1rovstd and his 1epul1tlon at slake wlltn ht pm1des over I trial in whicll nine yOlln& blatk men are Q. "When doea a baby'• hair start to grow?" Ad4Ttll moll to L.M. Bof/d. P.O. Bo% 1$60, Co.taMtfa,9Ulf. 2929 HARBOR Bl.VO. COSTA MESA IMO-ee30 8:00 . •• (]) tD ((ll) CJ)) ""' II 0 Cl) (QI CJ)) fltn a Q'I Star Yr• Cl) Goller Pyle -~ • hrttWtt Jlllllly G> .... l2 • Oldftc C."411 acwstd of 11pin1 two •lllle wom111. 8 (8) {))) a AIC MelMLl7 Nlallt MowTe: ~ (Zltr) "Grun tya" (dr1) '78-Paul Wtnlleld, Ritt Tushlncham, Jouthn Lippe. V1ctor11 R1c1mo. leml In 1972. sol· d1tr Lloyd Oubtc~ ttl~rned from Vietnam 1111lh 1rul hopes tor the future. However, he encounters bit· ler frustration tnd his hopu never malerlahtt. lonely and d1s11lusloned, 'ht returns to S111on, where ht • Dr ... tlc Series Qll OlnMI GUltlt&uc.111 -6:30- • searches amonc thousands of wa1 orphans for lhe child he left behind. m Merv Grlfflll Sllow • DiNlll Guests include hnntsse Ern1t F01d. Paul Williams, CNtley f'ridt, Don Meredith. Bill & Boyd. Debbie Byrne, Johll l!odby & Super Band. Cl) w, Criffltll ® ... " "'1fill Sllow at flfllfJ Affair ((llj (J)) "'"'""°'' t!DZ.. fl3 TOWll Talk 7:00 II ft Cll ID m "'-e u.rs ·ei.. . (I) Illy Thr" Softs CJ) Tt Tel ~ Tn1tll e Ceftunlratioft e t LM LllcJ GJ TM f1I ec-.111~ •Wr Arifflth 63 MlcNtll/Ltllrtr a.Port (QI CJ)) flllllly ......... ""' -7:30- IJ California luyti11e l!I Bowtl111 for Dollars (I) Tiit Odd Couple G) Tbt Vir1Jnlan fl) Cine Ullivttul -9:30- • ( (JlJ (J)) CJ) All'J ftlt Pa rt I. C1n1er's depression tiler troubles with her muried boyfriend lu111 to happ1nus when sht tills in love 1ra111-w1th another married mtn. 10100 · 1 ~CJ)) (I) becutlw Suitt (I) • '•""""• m o '"" ...,. ·-10:30-m • m•ws 11:00 fJ 1J ([) • CD 8 Cl) News • Qll (111 (I)) Lon A111erlu11 Style CJ) Sta Hunt em O llttrs ID Mary Hllt!Nn, Mary Halt•a11 tl)Str1u11tlilkt (Ill> ell) Stump ttle Stars m Mtwit: "lidllrd 111" O> Dramatic Strits -11:30- D (1311 (I)) ()) CIS I.aft M0¥1t 11 ini cm a ~ c:ar.i thwpeCalllag Former state Sen. Clare Berryhill, a grower o f wine grapes and former state assemblyman, has been na med to head the California Assodation of Wme- g rape Growers. He lost his senate seat in the Nov. 2 elec· tion. U ,,IEMIEllE T111,,t'1 Treu1111 Don Reid stars as a younc man cut oH from 1111 allo~nct by htS wulthy arandlathu and told to search '°' a uche of eold 1n the bush and beaches of Australia where the OO TlM ffi Club • (H1 s1,..1a ,, s.n Fr•~'"'' Dutch Set D1n Aucust ID Tiit HolltJlllOOllllS 1r1ndf1t~ll hid Once Sten l/USUfl. QJ) Jht 700 a.. <.J) lllM That l•nt . (8 (I)) SdtllU Fldlot! ThHlrt D tilt .lohrs Wild ID lltws/Mme CD lttdJ 11111<11 (117) (})) Gos,tl Sinrlns J11M1" 12:00 ID CJ) Wiid world of Allim1ts a ltst et ,,...,,. ai Hocan's Htron g Mo¥lt: "M a. Hiit" (dr1) SJ Ctt.11tl ll T01111ht 'S9-Crerory Ped. Harry Guardino. fl! frlt116' of Mu Rip Torn 11)1 Fi• f Mttre CD liftvit: "Tiit °"" lltl.I" ( 111ys) t!9 "F" Trtoit • 36-lionel Barrymore, M1uree11 8:00 o·sun1van. fr~n~ lawton. a (@ C]j) (I) Deida When site O> ...,.: "l'IJ • Die" (dra) '60- • tlllds Olll Jot Ill\ lllldt Pf!Valt 011111• Ernest 8011111111, Zoht1 i.a11pert, ~ Gerard throws • rntmorabft Murvy11 Yyt, Al Austill. New Year's ht party •Ith a •lldly -1%:SO-l l111pro~blt Hatio. .. n touc~. e lltiM: "0-. larkr ti nett e D Cl) tD G Uttlt l1t11tt• Strott" (hor) '39-Tod Stauclller, I .. ll• frwlt "81imrd" rule Ev• lliter. a.etts ttwovch ~--~ wlltn e ....,..: CC) "Mt• Wiit l.Hlk" tht cot11ftltftity' c~"*t11 111 IDst (adv) '66-Jm Sorel, (d111und I llld lristltt11td wtltft tra"9d b1 a PurdCllll. l audllt11 1110W ''°'"" ! .... :(at)"llNte~· 1100 (toll!) '41 •'°' Hope, 81"' Cto"y. e 0 Cl) 9 T-..w I (l)lll*(l:)~r)"A Me•-A Gntmet.• ~~WI~~~:-;., -1:30- 1 ttMlttt ~) Ctb• Kapl111, "o" e ..... 1 ,._.rd. tllf Oollay Moit •uut. • K .... tf Ult ""' Tiit • Stanley Ctp Cll1111olo11 Mo11tml Cuad11n1 vs Ch11101on ,hll•· dtlphla flyers •I M011t111I. ·I::::.. ' • Mtwit: a:> (nr) "llltl ... I .... ~~'~'U:tlty, I 0.Cuiiiiiir.ry lllvtstiptn lllt ceo-loclctf llltory of "pt;t1 flCIOllia." I -"ldl eo11tt11ds 111•1 tllt t111h'1 uvst 2100 ..... ,.: (I:) ''T••., ... th Deeter'' (co111) 'IJ-Sand11 De1, ''''' Fonda, Macdon1ld Ctrey. Bt.111•11 Bondi. MtrJtrtl Llftdsty. -z:JO-e 11t·•!i•t n": .. .. Ill die M llMllt" "Fta at ... ..... " """" , .. I.Mt .. ....,. • COMlsts ol late• ··pe.1es" wlllch are JMUUT c Anti porno Campaign AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands (AP) - Justice officials have launched a campaign against the booming pornoarapby trade in The Netherlands. con· aldenid one of the mott perml11lve countries in Europe. SEX MOVIES will be banned in theaters with more than 60 •eats. Th.I.I means they can be shown onJy In small cinema clubs where a membership fee bu to be paid. An lnvest111t1on hu al.lo been ordered into the number of porno. traphic book l hOPI and sexual aid boutiques that continue to aprout up over the country . Prompt action hu been promiled by officlala lf the reeulu are alarndn1, whlch aeema likely. But tbere wa1 no lndicaUon what form the action -would take. I ce111t111tly shlftlnc. """"I u rtll· ..... tit,..""' uh 1,"' lie I •Hhs, wofmou. 111d otller ..,..,...._ THE ANTl·POll· I dlwptlons. Ptor1111 lftcl11dt1 • •isit 1UO. "1111 ...... (di•) 13-nocrapby drive ha• been -.itll 1 C.lltot11i. aclt11tlat •llo is Stlf111 Kvletll. Mellfrtd Krva. P"tetect by loud protat, I t1plot1111 molut1011aiy etw rntlhods "Tk Acc-4" (111p) '41-1Ddudln1 a demand by tor llfllilll ,,.. •ut bta i.ttll tf lht loutta Yo•n1. •ohrt Cum· thW!'1eat parllamen- 1 tl!r..., S. Wrw 111111. llliftp. tary party• the Socialllt J •ef:':,':.':.,.-.-• Wa 1'4" (ldv) ''3-PDA, that the movie • ..... -Mirullo Mutrol111n11 Ul'IUla l"tltriotlona be 1craDDld t -1:30-Alldrt11, fist MtrtlMP • • .. _ di t ilfdal ' e (IJ!) (J)) (J),.,.... ~Jlllt U• • ., ... 11 .. ._.., OD ...,. lfOUll o tf ' dotu IMJ for• petllltftiftuo111t1t· (td'f) '47-Joen er...._ Jiff cemonlllp. Parliament r otnt. pt11bltr hddy Dtslrlolld. Tiie CMMltr, .1111 StertlflS. vot.ct lut year to lbolilh t •11C01111ter t1Pt111 Into • •rm rtl.t· 1,.!., W.A •la., lrtlt' eemcnblp of adult mov· l tlo11s1ti, '"' lvlt whu ~ turllS N· (Cllll '41-Ctry Gr111t1 A1111 I•. I "°" DMoni 1.,incs the rml•tlon S 11. M1ri011 MetlNI. Howevt.r, the five at- • "'711irt111t™1r 11rii0n hes J11st l:tt • tJD "f•llM Wt 1111" tcrney cenerall leadlnl COt11t " •• ,,_, ••• ,,..,.. L~;~Wepe, An111 the drlve for the JUltlet l • ~ ,.,.9"'--==~ ( 1¥) • Mlnittry H)' action can 8 100 'C7-0oailu Falrhab 'Jr .•. be taken under tbe little· t e (@ (J)) (J) llladt Maud• • 11 ..... 11 O'H•r• Allt~o117 UHd public decency law, I k1l111toloMcoe1tro1othtf1florts to OUIM. Wllttr -~ which 1mon1 other I r11M OIOMY lot • mental Mtllh l:06 9 <JD "ltclnt ,._.,. th!ngs prohibits the dis· tlln.c •11111 hr lltro·wonlllpp1111 ....,. (Mt) ·st-Mirto lino, play of offensive plc· couslll PIP• surprWn=slt. ltllleS Whitmore. tures. e G CE at G •'Pt 3;30 ~ •A11Mfllrtt..._. fll9wlt:<m (21w)~JM ... ..,.. dre) '57-C.!f. Clrut. JOHAN BU8TINX1 • Sc.-... (dta) '7S-Dt ~"' lllelletd DtalN. one o( the atton\t)'t, ll14 Mhvf Hilt. Ytrt Ila. Ltwb J. Ctthlte11 Nssbitt, _,~rt Q. that movies that wU1 be Stadti11, ~11 ~rclltnl, Dian S.rw. l• · drivel\ out of regular doem.. lnc!lude ''Deep, 'nlroat. •• "rrench Blue ' and "The Devil ln Mia •Janet. The Dutch Cinema A3· IOC!iatfon, to which all tlne-maa in The Nttherlanda belon1, has aaid Ill ..mem be.rt 'flt11 Meat Price Eyed As 'Reasonable' WASHINGTON (AP) -Beef and pork will be available at "reason.able prices" in 1977, the meat packing and processing industry says. But the ll'OUP admit.a lts idea d "reuonable prices'' may set some record• at your netebborhood supermarket . The Agriculture Department predicted recent- ly that 1977 retail rneat prices will rise to a record annual average of 10 centa per pound bi&her than t.b1s year'a avera1e of $1.39. A spokesman for the industry group said the USDA forecast did not conflict with the industry'• estimate, indicating that the industry thinks an ex- tra 10 centa per pound will not push meat out or the "reasonable" category. Guilt Pays? Wmtitr.wnta Wonder FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP)-Resident.a lo lhis chilly interior city are wondering why a state judge convicted or a felony is stiU receiving bis $41,000 an- nual salary while hesoaksupsunlDHawail. Arthur Robson, 46, a Judge ln the 4.th District headquartered In Fairbanks, was suspended wilb pay in late June after being indicted on a federal charge ot provldlnc ammunition to a convicted Celon -a former client. Ajuryconvictedbim Nov.12. But standard procedure says the veTdlct lan't to be filed 'Nltb the U.S. Imtrict Court until sentencing is rendered. And state Supreme Court Chief Justice Robort Boocheever says hil court, which has sole control over the state judges, can't con&lder remov. ing Roblon from office or taking him off the pa)'l'Oll until the verdicUs filed. "THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE IS COMING" "The Bible. related to practical life," will be led by author-lecturer-psychologist Dr. Paul T. Culbertson . of Point Loma College, an Institution of the Church of the Nazarene in San Diego. The Bible studies, held in the home of Mr. & Mrs. Duane Anderson, 34021 Calfe Acordarae, San Clemente, are the beginning activities of the new Church of the Nazarene to be organized soon for San • Clemente and south Orange County residents. - The Bible studies will be each Tuesday-evening. ~ beginning January 4, 7:30 P.M. and continuing through the month. , Besides tt~e sessions with Dr. Culbertson, a story time for children will also be provided in the Anderson home. so children are welcome. • j These activities are under the sponsorship of • Southern California District Church of the Nazarene, Rev. Robert H. Scott, District Superintendent. The· District office is located at 524 E. Chapman, Orange, telephone 714-538-1193. Further1nformation on the new church can be obtained by calling the district office number, or the Anderson residence, 496-8159. , Southern Callfomla District Church of the Nazarene owns acreage bounded by Calle Naranja, Calle Portola. and Calle Juanita in San Clemente. Plans have been In the making since 1970 to begin a church. FREE Original Watercolor Print FROM MARINERS SAVING$ Limited Offer We have commlasloned arttat Mark Levien to depict a waterfront scene along the Southern Collfomla coast. HI• expre111Ve watercolor, titted "Newport Cannery Docks" Is available for a limited time. Yours Free (Offer expires Jan. 10, 'TT) You are lnvtted to come to Mariners Sovrngs and receive one ot these ex- clualve 16" x 20" tull-color prints to enjoy tn your home or office. We have a limited number, so visit us soon • ' Mariners Is Part of Your Community We. are aware of the Importance or being a part of each community we aerve. lhot's wtrv we offer you aome- thfng ot real value to Introduce you to Manners Sovtnga. · Not onty do we pay more Interest on youf aavtngs than any bank. bllt we also prOVlde you with many more free aervfces tor yoor conv.nlence. lam 1;06%. on a Slx•Year 7.75% Certificate of Deposit. • SUbt9et lolUbllanftcll Wet9St ~' DMdPGl It ~J)floJ 10mo11.wtty. NIWPOllT IMat 1M•n Ottlce) tl111WMdf I)(. (llaYlklt Ctntlfl 1024 ~Or. (714)642-4000 , 1dber• to the deda'°" ~~-----...._---._~...-~--~..._ __ _.;..~-::--:--"~~~-:-"'"T""--::-~~~--------"!'"--ti, but I.hat It will bt fCJUCbt. ~cer -I t alian S t gle Muraro (rightl of Inter scores the second of his three goals to pace a 3-0 victory Sunday over Roma in the Italian major league championship. Defender Chinellato (center) and goalie Conti try to stop the shot. TED TURNER .fw est Rolls ·. ~Tri1imph , STANFORD. -Baylor's Gary ;Green flashed his All-American !form on two long punt returns. in- -eluding an 81-yard dash for a ~oucbdown which helped the :West win 30·14 Sunday in the 52nd &rine East· West football game. : Green. one of five All - !Ammcans playing in the col· !te1e football all-star game, :'scOred in the second period oo the !'longest punt return in East-West !history lo give his team a 24-7 Oead. • Late in the t.hird period, the eBaylor defensive back returned a punt 54 yards to set up a 34-yard field coaJ by M lke MlcbeJ of Stan· ford. Michel set two records, by ldddna three field goals and by ldckinl a 49-yarder which was tht. lo.n1eat field goal in the game'• hmory. ~ S.elire•P ... SAN DIEGO -The Soviet Na· t.icnaJ hockey team plays a con· test witb San Dteeo's Mariners. It is the ftlth ln the Soviet's eight· game tour of World HotkeY As· sociat.ion cities in the United Stat.ea ud Canada. Tbey play at San Dieco Arena at 7tonl&ht. .. rAe ... r.,, SYDNEY. Australia Australian veteran Tony Roche defeated Dick Stockton. &-3, 3-6. &-al CM, Sunday to wtn tbe New South Wales tennis cham· plcnahjp. 8ell0kaw USC running back Ricky Bell. mocked out of Rose Bowl acUon with a concussion, has received clearance from doctors to play ln s.twday'a Hula Bowl. ,~ ...... NAGOYA, Japan -An AJI· ~uhn ·Suspends T~rner COJJual Remark Did In Braves Owner ATLANTA <AP) -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner says be oughl lo be committed for malting a "cocktail party" joke that brought him a suspension from basebalJ commissione r Bowie Kuhn. The frustrated owner made the comment Sunday night after Kuhn's decision on a one-year suspension for tampering with another team's players was an· nounced by a spokesman for the commissioner in New York. 'Tm thankful he didn't order me shot," Turner said. The suspension resuJted from a remark made to San Francisco owner Bob Lur.ie about .then Giant. outfielder Gary MaUhews during last October's World Series. . "No matter what you offer Gary, I'll do better." Turner said Matt.hews was playing out h.is option with the Giants. planning t.o become a free agent. available t.o other teams. "It was a crack. a cocktail par- ty line," T~rner said Sunday night. "I ought to be committed t.o a mental hospital.·· AJthough Turner considered it a ca.sual remark. he said Lurie evidently look it as an offer directed al Matthews and filed a tampering complaint. "I'm sure the commissioner is trying to do what he thinks is right," said Turner. "but I don't th.ink we did anything wrong." The mention of financiaJ deaJ· ings at that time was illegal, since under baseball rules. no contract talks could be un· derlaken before the free agent draft on Nov. 4. The Braves picked Matt.hews in that draft and signed him two San Bowl Clash Barefoot Kicker Paces A.&M, 37-14 l:L PASO (AP) -The whiplash leg of b.arefoot plaeekicker Tony Franklin boomed three crosa-country field goals and fullback George Woodard scored three touchdowns Sunday as the 10th· ranked Texas A&M Aggies mauled the outgunned Florida Gators 37·14 in the 42nd annuaJ Sun Bowl Classic. Franklin, 1t sopltomore who learned to k.iclt soccer-style by watching television, ignored l,akers Nip Portland 55-degree temperatures and gusting wind up to 30 miles per hour lo kick field goals of ~. 62 and 33 yards. The 39-yarder was against the wind and the 62 -yarder established a field goaJ record for bowl games. The old bowl mark was 55 yarcJs by Russell Erxleben of Texas in the 1975 Astro-Blue- bonnet Bowl. Franklin holds nine NCAA re· cords, lnC'Juding a M-yarder. Tbe Aggies defense, ranked fourth in the nation, -smothered• Florida's high-octane offense and tbe 240-pound Woodard rumbled 126 yalds against the tiring GatoTS defenders. A record crowd of 33,252 and a national television audience watched t.he Aggies build up a 18-0 halftime lead and limit the Gators to only two first downs in the fint 30 minutes ol play. 0 0 I 1 U ' ,, • I) ~, weelcs later. But Kuhn ruled Mat· thews couldn't Join the Atlanta club. ln suspending Turner. he llfted bis ban. Kuhn beard Turner'i. case at a speeiaJ hearing on the day of the draft and handed aown hls de· cislon Thursday. according to Bob Wirz, public relations direc t.or for the commissioner's office The suspension means that Turner will not be able to participate in any operation of the team for a full year, Win said. Turner said he would caJI the commissioner today lo find out just wha.t t.he s uspension means. "Can I r.?o to my office" The Stadium Club? Talk to fans?" he said. His suspension is especially bad for the Braves. Turner said. .. because 1 've taken a more ac· tive role in this club than most owners do. "I'm a rookie, and I've been in· volved with this team more than most owners. but I don't believe any wrong was done anywhere.·· he said. Vassallo Paces U.S. Swimmers Against Soviets Cold air and rainy weather slowed the swimmers at the out· door USA-USSR invitatJonal swimming meet Sunday, but lt dldn 't at.op a pair ot American freeatylers from winning two eventa each .. USC's Bruce Furniss, an Olym. pie gold medalist, took" the 100 and 200-meter freestyle races. while Mission Viejo teenager Jesse Vassallo won the 400 and 1,500 meter ·freestyles in the Marguerite Recr'eatioo Center 50-meter outdoor~ _ Other Nadadores sparkling in the meet included Valerie Lee (first in the 1,500 free at 17 :"3.29 and third in the 200 fly at 2:25.68); Margaret Browne {first in the 200 back at 2:30.32 and third in the 200 free at 2: 15.60); Alice Browne (first in the 400 free at 4:27.86 and secood in the 200 fly with a 2:22.03) and Debbie Pyykko (second in the 400 and 1,500 frees al 4 :34.48 and 17:4.S.29). AJso Becky Mccafferty in the 200 individual medley with a 2:30.63; Dawn Rodighiero in the 200 breaststroke; Jennifer Hooker (second Jn the 200 free at 2: 11.68 and third in the 100 free al 1:02.48); at 2:50.47; and Victor Vassallo in the 200 back (2: 13.13). Huntington Beach's Lisa Hilger was second in Ute 200 back with a 2:31.60. · Also in the men• s di v.ision were Ed Ryder, who futlsbed third ln the 20Cffly (2:10.19) and 400 free (4: 13.07); Kevin Schnejder (third in the 200 free at 1:58.96); James Carter (third in the 200 individuaJ medJey at 2: 18.88 ); Doug Frllier (third in the 100 free at 54.99): Mark Barber (second in Ule 200 breast at ~:42.72> and Cliff Clif· ton (third il) the 200 breast at 2:44.6) Furniss. who bolds the world's record in the 200-meter free (1 :50.29), won in l :SS.64. He finished the 100 free in 53.96, ahead of USC teammate and Cana-1ian Olympian Steve Pickell, 54.67. Vassallo. 15, finished ahead of the two Russian entries iq the l.500 freestyle, clocking 16 :01.53. Second was Vladimir Salnikov. 16:04 .25 and Sergei Rusin. 16:04.27. Vassallo finished the 400 free in 4:09.35, ahead of world record holde r Brian Goodell. who clocked 4: 12.SO. Goodell, the Olympic gold medalist in t.he event, has just resumed training af\er a two-week ski trip. Soviet gold medalist Manna K08hevaya had no problem wm· ning the 200-meler breaststroke. Cinisrung ln 2:44.05. She was the Montreal gold medalist with a world record 2: 33.35. USC's John Naber easily w the 200 backstroke in 2:10.l although m ucb slower than · world recprd 1 :58.19 clocked · Montreal. The Olympic got medalist finished seeond in th :llO freestyle behind Furniss wi a 1:57.81. M.., 400-_I.,. ••..clley "'''": I, USA, llloO Tler,,..y, Mllte SMert11. JM Bollom, Ok.It 1-i-l•.•1• tro"ltl Unl .. -.lty ot Soutllern Cellfomfe •:a..A7. L V~f ~VlelotNm• U.lS. .. 1!00-1,...~hle· •. J .. w VaswtlO, USA, " 01.si; L Vl41dlmlr S.11\lltov. USSR .... OUS 3. S.r Rusin. USSR. t• 0-tr • 200-lree•lyle I tlruce ,,.,..i .. USA, f•U 6• ~ • .-Neller . USA t ~I ti ), ~"' Sc"'--u~:·lllCIMO...I mt<lltt; I, s .... Po<IUlll,, VSll, 2 I)" l Doll Pet\tre UU.. l . It 11. l. ~carter USA l 11 II lOO Dllll•rlly I O.Oroe Neqy. USA. 2 °',, 1(\. 8'11111 0-11 USA, 7 1011 J. Ed R-. VSA.;j 2·10 ~ 100-!~1¥1« 1 8•u<e i:....,.s.. USA ,,._ 1. Stew PiOell USA S4 •I I. Ooo1t1 FraJIW, USA. )ol tt 100 ti.cltst""'• 1 JnM N•-. USA, 2:10 1\. l. -T-""~ VSA 7 17 '7 1 Vlclor V.auetto. USA. 1 IJ I) • ••-1¥1• 1 J••"' vas .. •to. U5'1.A>ot.».1. ll<IMI -II VS.A I 17 IO l. ~d ·-· VSA. •. IJOI IO!MMI•• IJ•H\l\lrou 000\ a-,..,,, USA 7.61 U l M••k 6••119• USA t :a 71 ), Cllff 011 tO<l.VSA. 1 u • --••• ''"''YI~ relay t USA, Johll Naber. ~ FurlllH, Ste~ PK~ell. Dl<.I< ....... , •••• , , ..... use.I ··" 7,USA IMlldtOllVHltoll;471r1 .,,.,,,..., •OO·rntt ter medley rtl•y· 1. UUR. Olcie l(ltvak•na. Mer.na l(oshev•r•. Tam1r1 $MlofHIOU. l.lfl\WI Twreva •:".10. t. us.t.y IMIUIOll Vltlol ••U 31 1'00·fl'ff'llyle· I V•lerle l.M, USA. 17:311.•I 1) Oebble Pyykko. USA II 41,. S, l.aurle Edwareb. USA, 11·«> '1 *-tor "ff\1¥1~ I treM V11wv•. USSR. l 10 12 l Jennlle• Hooh• USA, 1 It l>8. ), ~"'Nret Br-1\f'. USA , 15 60 JOO.l11C1ivl1!oa1 11"9C!lty. 1 Oil» Kleva-1111, VS- 5R., ,. t1 l 811<~¥ McCattertv. VSA, 7::J0.6J J) Sw tllrd USll l;)t IO 100 bultertly 1 T•m"• ~a.lova. uss.-, 7 71 '7 2. Allee Browne Vs.to. l:lJ.00. 3. V-le I.ff.USA. l n ... tQOfroestvl~ 1 1.~r" .. T~ ... USSR. 1•01 ... 1 hv,.. V•-••011<1. usio. ' out > • .leflnlt..-_., us ... ' tn ... ~ l>ackslroltf t MofO'ret Br-. USA, t :IO.n l I.•" 1-illcie• USA 2·31,60. J. Sue 81'9. USA. 2 JJ 1• .00.-•t• trttUYle 1. lllla llr-. Us.\ • 11 .. 1 O.llO•• Pvyuo. USA.,.,.• l. Lotur,. EftWat'flf USA • 4' JI IOC>-me1e< l>'H•Ulrollt I Wlr!M lt-•Y.._ USSR, t U OS l M.,ln• Yvr<Nnl•. USS"4 l 11 • 3. O•wn ROdlqllltro, USA. I 50.17. apan collegtate team got a 25- yard field goal from Tomihiro Kakimoto in the last five nilnules and beat Cornell UnJversity's lllbtwel&ht football team 17·16 tlDday before a crowd ol 20,000. ,.,.......,.. UCLA'S ROY HA•LTON DAIV!S AS HOUSTON'& MARK TRAMELL WATCtfES HELPLESSLY • •••• ! ......... JobMy Rodgers, the former \JJllverslty of Nebraska nmning l&ar. t. oo the verp of signing wttb the San Diego Qaargera, the len Dteto Union~ today. Bo1en. a Heitman tl'Opby wln· 811', was the Charaera' No. l pick le t.be 1913 NatiooaJ Football ~draft. a.1i1s--. .. RE DMOND, Wub. -Pete Cro ll . 21, \be Seattl e Superlonlc1' tltlrd-rc>und draft choice lo 1970, wu found dead In hl.I home Sunday by biJ wife. ITanetseo Better ~han U~~A? LOS ANGELES (AP> - Alt.boulh hi• UCL.A team JQ.yed well enough to beat • 1tron1 Ho-.1ton aquad by U polnta, coach Gene Barlow was uking for a little more offensive polish. "We weren'l as abarp u we lbo91d have been .,alnlt their full-court defense and that Jcept them in the tame," Bartow said aflw t.1CLA 'a te.a naUonally te1eVlled vlttory &mday. ''We bad chance• to blow them out. We just weren't quite poUabed enough lo dok" 1'be Brulns' front. line com· bined for 67 point., counten.n1 a 42·point performance by Cougars guard OUs Birdsong. UCLA forward David GreenwOod sank ~ oomta, center Brett Vrom an added 2( and forward Marques Jobnaon hit 17. UCLA outrebounded llovst.on $'1·•· wtth Greenwood sn ... l.na 17 and Jobnaon.13. Tbe elehlb·ranked Bruins have lOll onl)' once ln 11 sames this season, bowlhC to Notre Damce. Rouaton bas a f ·3 record. two ol the defeats coming against un- beaten San Francisco. "We were tired." Birdsong ta.id. "UCLA was waiting for us. t don't tblnk we played fttell.'' 1-bJaton was coming off a tough lQufnarqeot in Ha wail Asked to compare the Bruins with San Francisco. RIN'l"IOnr< ( ( said: "San Franciaeo is a team than UCL.A. Everybody tha\ San P'ranclsco team tough. Marques Johnson a Greenwood are auper plqe but those two are the Ol))y re stara on the (UCLA) teua." ltOUHOM IA) -,. .. ,, • """'""'6111, Sc'll t t II~ .,, Sloto a. W1~ t, TrMll'lltll WOii""'•· "fi& ,,., -Oretl\WM ••• JeMWft ' "-" 14, Tewltffnd '-Spill-I ""41- "-"'lll"" e $1"" 1 Wiik•• t t44Mfl1Me UCl.A a1. Helrli.1 Je A -t,JOl Monday. January 3, 1171 OAll. v PILOT A JI SouthCoaat CdM Five· Favored PREDICTIONS Corona del Mar the 6·8 center. Cetta Costa Mesa Mesa starts a front line San Clemente of G-4 Gary Willa, 1-4 El Toro steve Parrino and ~~ Laguna Beach Stan Miller -and all are University averaging in double Mission Viejo fllures. 8. Dana Hills And Costa Mesa pla,ya the passing came well Corona del Mar Hlgh's and uses a tough brand of Sea Kini.I~ ranked No-2 man defense. The Jack ol In Orange County with a proven outside shoot· the 1·2 punch or Alex in i guard is the Black and Jack Tuz, ls Mustangs' only question the overwhelmiDi dlOlce mark. lo capture the South Coast League basketball 3. San Clemente <7·3) race according to cage -With a front Une predictions from the Dai-averaging ~6 and auard ly Pilot staff. T I m D u o h dn • t be The race gets under Tritons of coach Stan way Tuesday evening De.Maggio are a serious with a four-game salvo, challenger t o Costa featuring Cor ona del Me.sa. Mar al El Toro, one of Dunham has hit as three teams given an many as 38 points In a outside chance of slow-game and if the Tritons Ing the CdM juggernaut. can get the boards a tJ.6 Here's how the race front line should, and shapes up: come up with a consis· I. Corona del Mu (7-C) -With Black and Tuz, the Sea Kings really don't need a lot more. But they have it anyway in guard Paul Akin, 6-2 forward Steve Esposito and 6-0 Mark RaiM. The Sea Kings were 2S-l in 1976 and have been com- peting in 4-A competition Uµ-oughout December. A single loss in league play would be a major upset. tent defense, SC will do well. 4. El Toro (7.3) - Coach Wendell Witt's El Toro Chargers have ex· cellent balance and ex· cell ent athletes, especially with Mark Hill and Bob Charles pro- viding the points. But there's a lack of height -the tallest is sophomore center Malt Simpson (6·2). IC El Toro is to stay with trees llke 2. Costa Mesa (7..f) -the 6 ·7 Black San CdM'S STEVE ESPOSITO {30), ALEX BLAClC (32). Los Al Entries 'Anita Racing Results ,.,......., ........... l'llllTllACl-thlr'I-•. l'lllle>t. ,...,.., • '"' •kb • ... a.inw,,.. fl\lrw\10,000. LA V.llCMlt C\l .. •...-rl n . .o n .. u.• HeMv'•l'olky IC:.•lel!M•I nAO 10» OWlctnDutllet.tll'llllCOYJr,) 4 •• Tl--1.112/J. .... '"" -.... "4rray, Mlllldtfl Miu. lAl'I Oe\ LIH:h, Devit 014 11, Tollf• llylhm, Mil I Kori, "'"" DelllM, l'l'IYOt-MIKhltf. ,_Krelcll ... SICONOllACl-U url ...... IYff" OICI -kll;I filli.t trff 111 C:.llt, ""'-110,G . lt'lbl Oftll9 COw'dtro Jr I •• "° ,,. ltond A!MctlCIPI CSlll-rl Uo UO A.ny T1-Salflo' IGHIMHel ... TI--1.1121". AllO ,.., -t.t~lllt $al, si-fly, WIM SI• ~ll<t, Min l'e<tlllt, ...... SMrCIPI, I""""' Or.co, SI• 'H -... lllqM Sor1, Cr.cat'" lloM. HO kr eldl ... 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Cypress Five Tabbed to Win Cypress and Santa Monica colleges probably will wage a two-team race for Southern California Conference basketball honors this season. Cypress. with 6-7 All-conference front-liner Tyrone Branyan leading the way, has won 13 of 14 games while Santa Monica has posted a 13·4 mark while playing a ruaged pre-conference schedule. Conference action opens Tuesday n ight, with Golden Westdrawmg a bye. Rio Hondo also figures as a contender, but the }Wadrunners don't have the horses to stay with Cypress and SMC. Golden West could beat any team in lhe circuit on a given night but the Rustlers. as usual, lack consistency and probably will finish in the second division. Here's how the Daily Pilot handicaps the con- ference rac~· 1. Cy pre s Cll ·I> -Branyan leads the way, but gers coach Don Jobn5on bas a food aupport.ina a.sl U.at includes 6-2 freshman Rick Cromwell reH High) aod 6-9 center Barry Weston,. a fer from Mississippi State. Two other cJants that play considerabl)' for ress are Rory ~I <S.8) and Ray Beer <H>. Idea the hel1thl, the Charaers also shoot well and re lrnportantJy, plfl.Y food defense. %. Santa Monlu (14.3) -The Corsairs have a d startlna five °'at is a,agressive and physical. la Monica's be6t players are ~-7 forward..eenter ete Atonchidt and 6-0 guard Jerr Perry, second m all·conference a Y'!ar ago. • •10 Hoa.do UM> -Steve McGuire, second alJ-conlerence last season, ls one of the better ters in th~ circuit and the Roadrunners will re. on him heavily. McGuire, a 6-4 forward, is a1lng 21.6 polota per came. . Guard Tl m Koza is another aood one fO?' Rio 4. LA Harbor (C-7) -The Seabawlts do not have talent lhey've had in past seasons -but injuries Uln~ses have also played havoc with Jlm te•1 Harbor five Sophomore iuard Carl Washiqton (6-1) and. terman forward Bob Jobnson (6-4) are the key ewks. s. Golden West Cf.8) -The Ruttlen have eed well at times, but will have to be at peak ormance throughout conference play if they n an.v tboufhts of winning the UUe. t:Jobn lilrschler (6-Ut>. forward Todd Zirbel ), Brian Rod1ers ($.S> and Tom Rowan (~7) are fltln'es for G WC. I. IA S..tbwest <H> -The run·and·fUn C.OU,an could move up a notch or two, but they 't llsure as contendert4. 1. IM Aa,elea CC (t·I) -The CUbs have a new h 1D Kea Patton and a youna team -Utua they been 1low i.lt-COlfl.ing around.-But..LACCJI DOt._ lk ~am and. also could move up a couple ol Guard Steve Hines Md forward Ray Potlonao ,...,-e the best of the Cubs. Mopit edminl1tr1tive. profaeelonef and 1icecutlv1 Po•I· lion• In Callf0tnle ate llOI 11dvett1Md or ll1ttd. It )'OU qu1111y lor o SIS,000 to $85.000 JDb,l!llld utyour t11ume now and lot us halp direct you to tt)e ml91fng m•JOflty. • Better 11111. call now for en 1ppotn1m1n1. Thttl't no cott "' or obllgotlon • • Haldde usocl•••• (1'4!1t!Md 1U7 -... .. •tt .. ., lllitt fiOI •,,._I~~ .,.,, ___ , ... El Toro's tournament overtime victory over Laguna Beach is an ex· cellent indicator or the relative strength of El Toro and Laguna Beach. S. Laguna Beach (1.5) -The Artists of coach Ed Burlingham rely on Bacon for most of their firepower. The Artists ace has been Laguna's bigh scorer in every game except one. Only 14 times has there been another Laguna Beach player· in double figures in a dozen starts -and that's not enou,h. 6. Ulllveralty (5-8) - Poirier is almost always in the high teens or low 21111 -bt4 the Trojaoa of coach Dout Sorey ap- pear a year away from putting thln1s together. 1n p;fl"r•lo CPlnc.ey Jt I v ....... SIOCIOO CMll< ... lll 1n SIXTM lt.t.CI l ll> v••O• J Y••• olCI\ 00 Strul<I" Cllyertl 1n & VO CllltnlftQ Pur~ U400 O•ltn•"9 •.OO l.00 ?AO E• .. 19" lt11kon 1 Pl•r<•) s 40 •.OO Go_,,., Sll119 ITrH turel 1n price UOOO. 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THEODORE ROBINS LEASING CO. ltA1,Li.I U:~.!'t:.:•t .. 54o'-8211 ot 642·0010 Mark Eykbolt. gives Unl a a9otJ second weapon, but lbere are too many other weapons in this leaaue. hl RotkelNtwS (TtHIU-,.1 17t ·,----------------------------------ClurWl"'I fAClelrl 111 1. Mlukm Viejo (1-5) -Under n ew coach Dave King, replactne Pat Roberts, the Dlabloe could do better. The Diabloe lack two impor· tant in1redients -bei&htand experience. Trlplt 9 rl(lllt IRIChlrCI\ I IU SletCOnltfteler CMulnOI 111 Pro Cage, Hockey Dynamic Condidoning ................. ••-lellOll •ASTallM COM"•lllNCS ACIMtlc OI.,,.. K•-C'lt'r",P-lw• Loi •noo-.104, ,..,,land" Seet11• a . O>lcego 1' For Men Only a. Dau Bills (f.5) - The Dolphina of coach Art Jenklna could finish u hlp u al.xth, but ha· ven'l shown the firepower nee ded, Transfer Scott Cook ex· ploded for 23 points against Laauna Beach in t6urney play. however, and mi_fht be the ingre- d lent to m ake the Dolphins cllck. W L oa ',', ',! .J1. ...T•OM•LMOC1C•YL1Aou1 Ira A Fact! • .JU ~aLLC:ON"l•INC• 11 ,. .SIS l'Mrl<' OMtr.to :~ ~ :: :Y> fllll•lldtlllllt• ,~ ~ T• '1!~: O: The MAYO METHOD of physical e..ntD•ottMM HV ,....,.,. n ' • to "' " co-..J'borung for m o-111\Cf 21 U .61111 -Allelll• 11 U 1 4) 1• ttt I IUJ en ' =~• :: :: :: ;: NY 11.,..~""1M ~11:1,'i!.t 41 ''° 1 " i.s U1e hrs! proararn of StnArttvnto 11 11 .S1' J st. l.allls 1' 1e S >1 111 1M nd d w....,,,..., " 11 .as • o.ictt0 u to • n ,,. "' its kl evelopeo Alltftt• ,, u ·'" '°"' ColorNo 10 2J • " IOI' , .. wa1THNCOMl'•ll••c• v-1111 ' u 1111 .. exclustvely for men. ......_OM..... MIMttdla -111 • nm m OtlWw " 10 ·'°' -waLHCOlf"'"'"c• It omb;,..es the most Ott1'911 JO 15 .J11 (II\ Ntnlt DM<tl C " ' , ,.,._ IT 20 .4Jt M Molllr'tel ti s • n '" II eff · iso · 1e-e11, " io .dt •~ P1tt10u"" ",. • • 122 uo ective metric Oiceeo 1' 20 .>SS 11Yi Lot "41\0tlot 11 16 10 16 1tl 124 Mi•-.. • 11 "'° 14 °''""' 11 " • '° 11i "' and aerobic non· ... --Cal d , ... 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TRANSACTIONS No Losers &de Chsen Everybody By MILTON KOS&OWTl'Z Which would YoU n\ber do -io to a marine am\llo- ment park wbere you can watch trained seals do tbe.lr tricb or curl up with a toOd textbook? U.'1 oo coateet, ol courae. and Uuit'• the l&ol'y behlDd lat moath'• acgu.laltJoo ol Sea World Inc. by Harcourt Bract Jovanovlcb Loe. That'• not quite the whole slol'y. There wu a bil ol a tusale before the New York publiahinf ~e ablorbed the San Diqo amusement park _werator. In fact, aa 'oft.en happena, It took the attenUon or another suitor to aro use Money Tree Harcourt Braco'a lnt.eroatlnSea World. St:A WOBLD EN'l'EllTAINS thousands each year at it.a marl.De circuses. Tbe original ls the bl& Sea World puk at San Dlego. It bu two at.hen -one at Geauga Lake, 20 m.Uel IOUtbeaat ot CleYeland. aJ:Mt the other at OrlAndo, Fla., DeU' the Dimey World compl~. The business baa grown to the point where tbe comS>a1l7 now take. in -believe lt or not -about $50 million a year. And on that revenue base it will net well more lhlll $lS mUUon after taxes. That's a lot better than nogging tedboots, wblcb LI oae ol Harcourt Brace's main activities. The publisbina com· PuY bu more than five times the revenues ol Sea World but neta only tbree Umea as much as the marine part operator. DlJ&ING THE srocK MAUE'I' DOLDRUMS ot 1.t'14 and 1975 you could have bought 100 shares ol Sea World for u little as $350. Even early in 1976 the stock could have beea bought on the over-the-counter market tor $11 a share. So $1.100 would have bought 100 shares. Last sumrner a company headquartered n6t far from Sea World'• headquarters ln San Diego decided that the stock was indeed a good buy. Hollywood's MCA Inc. bought 180,000 shares of World at $15.75 a abare. That bite represented about 8 percent of the company. Several months later, like the shark in "Jaws,'' MCA went after tbe entire torso. It offered to buy all th Sea· World stock it dJdn 't already owo at $22 a abar-e. The acquiaiUoo appeared to make some aenae. THE 92% OFFER WAS A $S PREMllJM over tbe pri~ Sea World abarea were then selling at. MCA 'WU nuab from its success with "Jaws, .. the big. ge.st moneymaker in the history ol the movies. So it bad plenty ol cash ln the WJ. Sea World i8 a business that would mesh neatly with MCA 's entertainment complex. In addition to making mov- ies and films for television, MCA runs 3 million people a year through Us UnJversal City studio tour. ll ha.adJes the lodging and recreational facilities at Yosemite National Park. It operates tbetourservicedorthe Federal Nall, Ar· lingtonNationalParkandtheMountVernonestat.eotGeorge Washington. BUT SEA WOl.LD'S MANAGEMENT quickly rejected the ofter, calling ft "wholly Inadequate" and advising sbarebolders not to tender any stock to MCA. That left a harpoon in MCA 's underbelly, but what real· IY put the quietus Qn the deal was the entrance of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich It turned out that Sea World's manage• ment was not so averse to selling out. It just wanted a better price. Harcourt Brace o(fered $28 a share, and Su World'a management smiled berugnly. The original MCA otter w-. worth about $34 million. The Harcourt Brace bid came to $41 million. So it came to pass last month that Harcourt Brace succeeded in acquiring 92 percent of Sea World's stock. And ln this game there are no losers. MCA bought its 130,000 s hares last August for $2 million. It can now sell them to Harcourt Brace for $3.6 million. Report on Building A.ids Stock Recovery NEW YORK CAP> -Tbe stock market was mixed to- day, bouncing back from some mid·session seDJni wtth the encouragement of a favorable government report oo con- struction spending. Trading was moderately active. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, off mote than6polnts atmidaflemoon, cutits lossto4.90 at999.75. Gainers moved ahead of losers in a seesaw race among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Analysts traced the ma.rl<et's midday setback to profit talcing after the sharp rally that took place the last 7~ weeks of 1976. St~lul11Tlae SpotUglat HEW YC>f!K !Al')· 5111'1, 4 p,m. or1oe #ltd ,,., <~ Of '"" flfl~ .._ .., •• llvt Hew York Sloe~ E•<Mncle '"'°'"" rr..irno ,,.1ron.11v el more INft \1. TttACO IM , ....... , )67,600 2Nt-~ PNllp MKr.. ...•.• nu«> "~~ R""'..S• In..... • • 114,060 •1t-14 °""~'., . ' . . . . . . . . 200.400 " • ~ Oct lden Pflt,.. •••••• 11~200 lM + "' ~n IM!Ot\.. •• . . .• 1Sr,IOO 1a -VJ Am Tel& T•I ••••••• ,. 1S4,700 ~ '-H~ Toot........ 152,JOO ~. \ff NCR Co<p •• , ••••• ,., Ul.«JO Jl\'ii+ .. Slluthe"' Co......... uu oo ,., .. ~ Kre-SS.... •• " 10 ,.JQO 40'4-YI W.ttl'll,, ••••· •• • 141,l!IO 4Jl9-" 00.. Ch.. ••• • • ,,.. ~-""'T&T Pll.... ••• l)t,IXIO SI • 14 h •• . • . ••. . • lll.500! '*· .... DowonaA Hra.ges i~API ~r .... 1 Otw.,,...._eott 311 Ind 1~J ,:,'.r. ~.re' ~Jo-;, '° Trl"t U6 IO Ut.tt l U " U7.n . o. tS UU IOI M IOt n )07.tt IOI .... 0. ts Sit J2568 J t?. IS 111,4' 314,.._ O. J ~ ""'" ······•·····•·••········ 1M7,000 ~An • . .. . . . • . •. . .•• •••• •• .•• ·us . .soo "' ••.••••••••••••••••.•.•• 3'4,100 6S St11 • , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • t ,S.1•.600 Laugh-in 'pecials 'lated LOS ANGELES <AP> · la America read,v for .ore "Laugh-In"? NBC tints so, and the !twork has scheduled x new specials of the 11nedy show beginning lxt fall. Georee Schlatter, who ·oduced the orlg1nal Laugh-In," will be in narge o( the new iecials. He says he will &ssem· e a new cast of re- .llars, replacin& such iginals as Lily Tomlin, oldie Hawn, Henry ibson, Arte Johnson, ary O~ens, Ruth Buu.i id Jo Anne Worley. No mention was made whether Dan Rowan ad Dick Martin will re- mas top bananas. ~lummer Set LOS ANGELES (AP) ·Christopher Plummer starring in •'The As- gnment," a political ·ama being rilmed by a llt'edish production Cilm Portugal. By Tbe Aleeelated Press The following are Billboard's hot record bits tor the week ending Jan. 8 as they appear in next week's issue of Billboard maguine. . HOTBINGLIS 1. YOU DON'T HA VE TO BE A sr AR To Be In My Show -Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davia Jr. (ABC) 2. YOU MAKE ME FEl'.:LIJKE DANCING - Leo Sayer <Warner Bros.) 4. I WISH -Stevie Wonder (Tam la) 5. CAR WASH -Rose Royce (MCA> 6. SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD -Elton John (MCA-Rocket) 7. DAZZ -Brick (Bang) 8. THE RUBBER&AND MAN -Spinners (Atlantic) 9. AFTER THE LOVIN' ........ Engelbert Hum· perdinck (Epic) . 10. STAND TALL -Burton Cummings <Portrait-CBS) TOPLPs 1. STEVIE WONDE.R -Songs In The Key Of Life (Tamla) 2. EAGLES -Hotel California (Asylum) 3. BOSTON (Epic) 4. WINGS OVER AMERICA (Capitol) S. ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA -A New World Record (United Artists) · SOUL SINGLES l. DARLIN' DARLIN' BABY Sweet Tender Love -O'Jays (Philadelphia International) . . Monday. January 3. 19n 2.1 WISH -StevieWonder (Tamla) 3. DAZZ -Brick <Bang) 4. HOT LINE -Sylvers (Capitol) 5. CAR WASH-Rose Royce (MCA) COUNTRY SINGLES 1. BROKEN DOWN IN TINY PIECES -Billy "Crash" Craddock <ABC-Dot> 2. YOU NEVER ~A REAL GOOD THING Till He Says Goodbye -Crystal Gayle <United Artist.a) 3. BABY BOY -Mary Kay Place as Loretta Hagcers <Columbia) 4. I CAN'T BEUEVE SHE GIVES IT ALL TO ME-Conway Twitty <MCA) S. ST A TUES WITHOUT HEARTS -Larry GaWn (Monument) 6. TWO DOLLARS IN THE JUKE BOX -Ed- DAILY PILOT AJ3. Kennedy's Tiff With ~off a A.ired die Rabbit (Elektra) ~~~~~~~S~ 7. DON'T BE ANGRY -Donna Fargo <ABC· ii --._..,__~ Doo . ~ . ~~-~~ I 8. SWEET DREAMS -Emmylou Harris <Reprise) · EASY USfENING 1. WEEKEND IN NEW ENGLAND -Barry Manilow (Arista) · 2. TORN BETWEEN TWO LOVERS -Mary MacGregor (Ariola America) 3. SORRY SEEMS TO BE THE HARDEST WORD -Elton John (MCA· Rocket) 4. LOST WITHour· YOUR LOVE -Bread (Elektra) 5. LOVE THEME FROM "A STAR IS BORN" EVERGREEN -Barbra Strei.sand (Columbia) School Hoax Fihn Set WICHITA, Kan. (AP) -A college graduate wbo posed for a year 85 a high school student and competed on the school's gymnastics team has signed a contract for movie rights to his story. four months later. The East High student The 1974 Iowa State council president was ex- Uni vers lty graduate pelled for bis alleged role posed as Scott Johnson at in thedecepUon. the high school until his One other student was cover was exposed two expelled, and proceed- wee.k.s ago. ings are pending against Lajko came to Wichita · a third. in June 1974 to work for The gymnastics coach National Cash Register also dropped all junior Co. At'lowa State, he had and senior members d been a three-year gym-his team because be said nasties letterman on a they knew of the decep. team that won the na· tion. EVERY DAY t "SHAGGY D.A." ,,..,_,. "RIDE A WILD PONY" l!H-7:K "I got caught up in that desire that is in ever- ybody -not to grow old, to return to something and do it better," said Patric k Lajko. who added that he began the tional collegiate cbam-----------============ pionship all four years he ·deception as a lark. Lajko, 24, a youthful· competed. The episode had some . distasteful after-effects. : j looking native of Des -;.... Moines, l owa, began , ~ working out with the ----------.......... ".,_ .•. Wichita Ea s t High ;t§j"'t•S111111!•:l111""5-.i;111111J=•=-·.-; .. 5•t"#..,.;.1~t .. J~~ ~hg>~c~~~~~s~~~s te:i,~ ~~ ...... -=:iLi.:.,;~e!!!!!~ Jtt .PGJ Gii). began attending classes .. · ........ Cit"°"" •_en.,.. .. ,....., ~ ,,_,_ • An " ... Nothing less than the most exhilarating entertainment of the film year to date." \ . ,\/ u .. H;Rr\ 1/MES ___"' __ _ _ , ,_ ~rutB4CClf'llt \, "3 tAYS OF THE CONl(I" -'"-""'l' __ J_l•ll S . COAST PLAZA >4111mlllSlM61lll , .. .,_ LIO l9'PlltH THI SONG IEMAIHS THISAMI" ,,, ..... "'''' __ .,,_. .. ,_ ... , SO. COAST PLAZA l'IOlmOlSI ~'1111 1111 , .. ,.,. 11ROCKY11 7:JO• 9:45 SAT ~UM-l:JO.J:40- i :45-l:t0. J 0; 15 ,, I.A, ,'4WY IMAHCWHTfA l>t.I q,q. 11'4WY lCITY DA. lX.l • WALT DtSHIY'S "'TMI SHAMY D.A.'" 16J. "I.IOI A wu roMY" A WALTDISHIY'S Y 9T'HI SH.AGGY D.4. • ,., "l.tDI A Wl.D f'OHY" .. CAllUI" "1.0U.Ul4U" llJ i'MICKELODEOM" CPGJ . --rHE SONG REMAINS THE SAMr• CPGJ CHILDllH'S NJHI SHAGGY D.A." PRICIS ""llD! A WllD PONY"" IGt ~--ADVBmlUS OF A WILDEllHESS F~IL Y a:" "MISTER swa IHVISllLE" (GI ... MAIA.THON MAH .. CIU "ONI FLEW OVER 1HE CUCKOO'S HEST" "CARR.Ir IRt "'1l1EATBt OF ILOOD" IRt KING KONG" CPGI •'THE LAND TIMI FORGOT' CUMWTWOOe 1"1 INfOICll .., _,at.1.-..a• .................. 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A way of packing tobacco with extra fla vor without the usual !. increase in tar. ·. MERIT created a whole new taste standard in low tar smoking. : Now that same taste sc ience ·has produced a lOOmm .. cigarette. ; , MERIT 100' s. !· ~ Only 12 mg. tar. ; . Yet smokers actually like 'the taste of MERIT lOO's .. . ~as much as higher tar lOOmm ibrands. Kings: 9 mg'. 'tar:· 0. 7 mg. nicotiqe.... ' r 100' s: 12 mg: 'tar:' 0.9 mg. nicottne av. per cigarette by FTC Method. , ; • ,, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined II That Cigarette Smoking rs Dangerous to Your Health. ' -\ ~ . -- . , . '-. ... ...-. ..-.. ,. .. - Test Data Coiiclusive . New 12 mg. tar MERIT lOO's were taste-tested against a number of major lOOmm brarids rangingfrom 17 mg. to 19mg. tar. Thousands of smokers were tested~ The results: overall, they liked the taste of MERIT lOO's as much as th~ higher tar lOOmm ·brands tested. MERIT and MERIT t MENTHOL. King Size and ·i new 100' s. ·J The taSte barrier for low· J tar ~moking has been broken . r again: . . •' "Amc~11 l~llft• of ~r Opinion. Stlldy a•11l11M free on '"ciues1. 1 Pbll\tl Monti ~nc .. llrdl1111>"4. Va, '2.}261. I ............ ,_.'" ~:Ii · ·.·mr1ons -... ' Gui/lain-Barre Syndrome, a rare temporarily crippling disease, came into the limelight with reports of a possible connection between it and the swine flu vaccination. Victims Virginia . Elliott and Ed Sowers (at right) are willing to lift morale of others afflicted. ReCpvery: Slow, But , Optimistic By DENNIS McLELLAN OllMO.ltyl"llet .... Virginia "Sis" Elllott went to a Christmas party recently where she danced part of three waltzes with her husband, Raymond. "I've .. ever been so excited in all my life," she says. That sounds like a heartfelt testimony to 39 years or mar- riage. There's truth enough in that. But that's not quite what motivated the Newport Beach re- aident's enthusiasm. Last Christmas Mrs. Elliott coukln 't even lift her legs to get out of bed, let alone breeze acro55 a dance noor. She was then in the first weeks of suffering frchn the rare Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a tem-porarily crippling disease that attacks the lower portion of the body first and travels quickly to • the upper half. The ailment was little known to the public until recenUy when il came into the limelight with re- ports of a possible connection between it and the swine flu vac- cination. IT JS RARELY fatal, but total recovery is nol certain. There is no medication for treatment: On- ly through intense physical therapy, do patients begin a slow and painful progress to recovery. Mrs. Elliott, 60, who "bas .. ' never been sick a day~ my life," had spent a week in bed with what WU thought lo be the flu. (The disease occasionally follows a viral infection). She was having dWlculty wallt- ing and by the time she was bedded at the hospital for tests, she was unable to move. She describes the realization that she was paralyzed as "the worst feeling l ever had in my life. I thought I was going to heaven any minute. I was pre- pared in my mind that this was iL" But, she says, with determina-tion, patience and hard work, moyement begins to return. "Coming out of it is bard. It takes you, the individual, to get yourself back. Don't give up. That's the main thing." IT TOOK ABOUT five months before she was able to begin ex- ercialn& her hands. She began walking by simply trying to gel from her wheelchair to another chair. Today, despite pain in her feet (and bands) she makes herself walk two city blocks a day .. whether I want to or not." She hopes to be able to drive a car by February. "Yoo've got to keep moving. You can't just lie there. It owns you, you don't own it. And it's not . BEkANDERSON, EdltOt' Monday. Januray 3. 19n Bl going to itve up until·~ work it out of your system." A vital woman, who loves to sail (she and her husband are members of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club) and do volunteer work, she largely bad been cao- fined to her living rooQl where a hospital bed bad been set up. Yet, she did not remain idle. In between therapy, she k.nltted afghans and took up needlepoint. She says she bad a "needlepoint. Christmas" for her family. FUENDS HELPED out with cooking (although ~ busband- usually handled that chore), ran errands, offered to drive her pl1t_ces and in general c~ed her up. "I tell you, neighbors and friends have made this last year fer me.'' One of her most ·cheerful morale boosters was Ed&wers, a Newport Beach man wbo came down with thediseaseinl973. It was about seven mooths ago, through a mutual friend, that Sowers learned of Mrs. Elliott's condition. He called her and since has become a rei\llar vis-itor . He showed her variows band and finger exercises such as twirling a nut and bolt, squeezing a clothes pin together with the fingers and working with tennis and golf balls . "He comes in and says, 'You're not gcine to sit in that chair all day are you?' He en- courages me to get up and move. "He's been great for me. Otherwise I wouldn't have known anybody to ask questions to.'' THAT, IN fact, is what motivated both Mrs. Elliott and Sowers to offer to discuss with others their battle with tl)e dia· ease. "Ed bas been such a help to me," says Mrs. Elliott, ''Uaat I thought we could help someone else. I don't know anytblng about the medical part of tt, but I feel if I can just help someone's morale, like Ed has helped mine ... " Sowers, a r etired school teacher and coach at Alhambra and El Monte high schools, was 62 when be was afflicted. He had reported for work on the Balboa ferry (he had been an operator off and on during sum· mers for 30 years). when he com- plained of a back ache and numb- nesa in bis feet and legs. He said be "begged" off work and at lunch bis legs felt leaden. 'Ibe next morning be nearly fell while walking down the stairs to breakfast. He went to the hospital where · tests were made. By the time be was told be ~ad Guillaln-Barre paralysia, be says, "I couldn't even get out of bed." He also was seeing double. He spent 63 days in the hospital. "I didn't know whether I was going to walk again or use my hands," he says. "You do have a lot of time to reflect on many things. You have that hope that you're going to walk again, but I couldn't even feel my feel or fingers." stumps"). He runs m a health _spa treadmill 12-20 minutes ·'tltree times a week. He's also done a lot of stretching and Y<>i• exercises because bis muscles had contracted. The dUlease causes much anx-iety for patients, which Sowers believes could be eased by talk- ing to someone who's gone through it. "We could talk to them and let them know tbete ls a chance, like THROUGH INTENSIVE they dowiththehe:!~!~ents.'' therapy be now is able to take be uya, adding, " from walks along tbe beach with his the medical standpoint, only wife, Margaret, ride a bike and from the human standpoint. drivebis car. . • 1 just thoaibt JI they wanted He still bas numbness iJJ parts jt, 1 could_)>e °'help. I could say of bis feet ("For two and a halt ·· ·r~ebftn'there.'That'stbethine years I felt like I was walkln& on Sis and I want to do." .. Way of. Life Uplifting a t • • Retired farmer ~nsel t oney, 89, finds peace and permanence, in the earth and sky .. He builds and flies. kites for himself and the neighborhood kids. By JULES LOH FARMLAND, Jnd. CAP> -Tt\e times they are ·a-changing, aa always, and those who can locate life's reliable mooring posts ln the ~Una curNPt are percep. tiveindeed. One is Anael Toney, For all bia 89 years that be Cllll remember. Ansel• Toney baa found a sense of permanence and peace in two places: in the sweet smell of soil fresh turned by a plow, and in the insistent tug of a kite string. "1be earth and the sky," he said. "I !eel very cloee to both." In this part of mid-America, where devoUon to the soil is manifest in bulging silos and acre upon acre of fields -at rest. now, fringed with shivering gray trees ...... Jt Ja Ansel Toney's second love that aeta him apart. "ON A~ EVENING whea the work is done I go out with one of my kites and send 'er up, catch. the currents, watch 'er fiy. A delta-kite loots Just like a big gun •flopping up there so graceful. l · just think kites are beautiful. All ldt4!9. . ••Other people might rmd the same peace of mind by swinging a &olf club, though, Uni, I don't see bow. There's something about flying a tJte. ... Well, I guess I can't explain lt. I've felt it since I wu a boy." •'Ibat was, of course, a long time go. Toney was born east of here, in Ohio, Dec. 12, 1.887, the cllfaprlng of westering pioneers. The cban1e he bu witnessed bas been profound. Hls was a boyhood d. coal oil lamps and country lanes and bonepower that meant borse power. "Many a day I've walked 30 m1lel behind a sinlle-blade plow, .. be said. He bas seen the arrinJ ol tbe alrplue and the atom. He flas known isolation and adversity -the death or a son. the loss of everythlne except a last, irreducible quarter- section of land when bogs dropped to 2 cents a pound. .And today? "IT DON'T LOOK GOOD, does it? The country's in debt. The cities are in debt. "But I must say the kids that come around here to have me fut their kites, they're just won- derful kids, as full of energy as ever . They come from all around. I believe 1 made every one of their kites. The word spread, I guess." Ansel Toney builds and repairs kites, for himself and the netihborhood chlJdren, in a won- derfully cluttered shop heated by an old blacksmith forge, which he also built. Tbe shop's other fu.rniahings suggest the paradox of Ansel Ton'ey :, an ancient anvil alongside an electric lathe; ~ tools of farming buried beneath a piled. kites. Tbe shop is out behind the clap. board house be bought wtth tbe f ann and next to a great red bam with hand-Jlewn beams and the aura of even. greater age, of at. leut 150 years of struggle and survival. Other farm buildings mate the wJtole almost too 'typical, American Gd.hie in the jet age," a scene from a Sweet Lassy seed c~talogue. Ansel Toney is a small man, 135 pounds and S.feet-6, but Cor all his years bis wit is lively and his steel gray eyes have the fiaah Clf youth. MAYBE fr'S THE KJTEs. 1111 father made ~m bia first one, • simple two-sticker. SI.nee then. man and boy, Toney bu made perhaps 200 -deal&m, some bl8 own, some researched from bookl. He has sent barn lanterns aloft on kites at night, and once, in a spirit of adventure, sent up the r~ty cat· -and got it down s&rely. If there is a world cbam· pion tite expert, lt la Anael Toney. · In his vie?:t_ though, ~ ls the leut or u. "The main thins b to set lt up 'then and wat~b lt fly. Feel tile air current., study them. Look• a kite up over the wheat ftelda and the elover flelda. 'lbat'a tile ~ beautlful atgbt d. all. ,.tat J'ourtb of JaJ:r my ICll .and J lent UP a 11-foat delta kite wltll • bit Amedcm 011 ... tacbed to j(. YOU lboald JaMre seee it, IOO feet in tbe alr Oftl' t.be ~·· "De f\ylnJ dodln't dalap.. 'Die ab and the air t.'UmllU will be tllere tomorrow, J111t •&liq were wben I WU a bo)'. 0 So will OM e.rtb tf.,. Uh care ct It. My ld4a ,_I& ...... dolDI it, but whenever I em I• • tbat traetor and pall tlYll~ ..... plow aDd ..... dilt .... ..,,._ • •o 1et a llleiilt...t '• wp. Md tbat'I 111 tllill'ell to lt." 2 DAILY PILOT Monday January 3. ,gn • Walking Down .the· Isles Alters Routine Trip Robert Smith red nowered matcblng shirt.I and muumuus at Waikiki Beach ls euy. So ii e1capJ.n1 cJatt.er· int Honolulu night clubs Uaat serve m•f tais in smaller versions of ice buckets. Robert Smith has found a way to enjoy the Hawaiian Islands, an ex- otic, blossoming land blessed with enchanting natural scenery and a refreshing tropical clJmate. He sets out on foot and hikes through emerald green valleys, meanders along muslin-textured beaches and backpacks to jagged steel gray mountain peaks. Since many local travel agencies report that the islands are a popular vacaUon destination for Orange Coast resJdents, experiencing the SOtb state a different way could prove t.o be an ad· venture. THE VISITOR wbo it willing to forego the tourist bus and resort hotel ls likely to be treat- ed to an unexpected fan· wy world. Smith said. He will detail the fun· damentals of ffawaU on foot at a free slide-lecture series from 6: 30 to 9: 30 p.m. on three consecutive Fridays at Golden West College. The talks, to be given ln the ColJege Center, will begin Jan. 7 with Maui, the Valley Isle, followed by Kauaj, the Garden Isle, on Jan. 14 and Hawaii, the Big Island, onJan.21. ·Tu be taking the au· <lience on a foot trip ol eacbilla.nd, "heaaid. Smith, of Huntington Beach, currently teaches English at Lakewood High School. He earned his bachelors and masters degrees in political acience at California State University, Long Beach. lfhe report.er, colum· niat and author met his Ha wail an wile, Nancy, in Japan during his years in the Anny. "She stimulated my in. terest ln the islands," be said. With their three children, Cheryl, 15, Miles, 13, and Jason, 10, they moved to Mrs. Smith's native Maui in 1972. . RE TAUGHT at Maui Community College, was advisor for the $ludent ... ., Sympathy's Wasted DEAR ANN: Now that so much has been said about ypur survey that revealed 70 percent of ., America's couples would not have bad children if .,. they had it lo do over again-PLEASE rerun that great column, "Musings of a Good Father on a Bad Day." -BAL TI MORE FAN DEAR FAN: l thought you'd never ask! Here ltla: There's notblog,sadder tban the cblldless coo· pie. It breaks your heart co see them stretched out relaxing aroud swhnmiDg pools In Florida and CallfornJa -lllD·tanned ud miserable on the • decks of boats, trotting off to Europe like lonesome fools -with more money CO spend, time to enjoy themselves andoothJ.ngtoworry about. ,. Cblldless couples become so selllsh a.ad wrapped up ta their own coocenLS you feel sorry for tllem. They don't fight over the kid's dis· ctpline. They mlas all the fan of "doing without" for tbe cblld's aake. Tbey go along ud do as they • darn well please. It's a patbetlc sight. Everyone should have children. No one .. should be allowed CO escape the wonderful ex· periencea attached co eacb stage in the develop· ment of tbe young. The happy memories of those ~ early years -saturated mattresses, waiting for t " Q< s; ., I ANEWYOU 1 tv1akeltYourYearatJRPI For the woman who cares. 1977 cnn mean a beautiful d1f!erenco. Preoare yoursett for Pducat1on business, prolec;s1onal interests and new relat1onsh1ps Be a modAI or 1001-. 11~" one Develop po1c;e. beauty ind conhdence to last a lite•.me. Beginn1no & advanced < •urses lor women of all aq• s Try the Powers way t ~ t • aut.'JI' C:ill m come 1n today for ,1 comphml'ntafy ana1yc;1c; .~,.,d program d1scuss1on John Robert Po.vers The Schools ror Yow PmOMI De~lopment ORANGE COUNTY # 3 Ttwon & Country 547..S228 SUCCESSF\Jll V SERVING AMERICAN WOMEN SINCE 1925 ]A.IV UA.RY SA.LE Savings from 50% to 70% or more. Da 11•1 ........ UjWlsg .... " & L.-ps Al ..... ...w.._ .......... ....... ............ .....,_ ...... " ___ _ elilli&.Te-. ...... _........_ .... ....................... _ ... _ .. ,_ ......... '"' s1tten who don't sbow, midnight ut.hma attacks -rushing to the emergency room qi the hospital to get the ldd '•bead atikbed up. Tlien comea the payoff -when tbe cblld grows from a little acorn Into a real nat. Wbat can equal the warm amUe ot a small lad with the s un glittering on $1,500 worth ot br aces -fulned by peanut brittle -or tbe froUcJdng, carefree voices ot 20 hysterical savages running amok at a birth· day party. How sad not to have cbUdttn to brlglltea your cocktail parties -massaging potato chips la to the ra1, wra.t.UD1 the g\llelQ for the olives la their martin la. How empty Ja tbe bome without chaUeagl.Dg problems that make for a well-rounded Ufe-ud an early breakdown. Tbe end-of-day report from mother, related llke strategically placed blows co tbe temple. The tender, tboughtfal d.lscuutons when the report cant reveals that your aea.lor son ls a moron. Cblldren are "on.b every moment of uxlety, every aacrific~. YoulmowlttbeflntUmeyou la1te your IOll butlng. Be didn't mean to shoo& you ln tbe leg. Remember bow be cried? Bo" sorry be was? So disappointed you weren't a d~r. Those Pisces Popularity Increases TUESDAY, JANUARY4 By SYDNEY OMA.RR ARIES (March 21· April 19 ): Emphasis on security, solid base, find· ing right materials and poorer lime for construe· lion. conclusion or transaction. Accept social invitation. TAURUS (April 20· May 20): A relative could aid in breaking from unnecessary restriclions. Don't permit pride to block progress. Versatility, humor, willingness to ask and to learn -these are spotlighted. GEMINI <May 21·June 20): Be open-minded. not gullible, concerning money matters . You get something, but it won't be for nothing. What had been missing could be located. CANCER (June 21· July 22): Lunar cycle is high -judgment, intui- tion are apt to be on target. Assert yourself - wear bright colors and smile. New starts, added what's happening and how it affects you. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on desire, romance, reward from business enterprise. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Strjve to improve product and your own position. SCORPIO (Oct. 23· Nov. 21): Lunar aspect suggests stimulation of learning process. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22~Dec. 21): Dig deep for information. Take noth- ing for granted. CAPRICORN (Dec. ~-Jan. 19): Accent on what has been beyond your experience. Con· tracts, legalities are featured. AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 18): Digestive system could be subject of conversation. Main· tain balance, humor. PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20): You make significant changet, find ways of achieving de- slres and you increase personal popularity. independence are;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ featured. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Perceive potential -re. ruse t.o be cajoled or nat- tered into false sense of security. Be aware of YEAR-END SALE BALDWIN . PIANOS-ORGANS Factory Financing Lessons Instruments . YATES MUSIC CENTER F11hlon 1111nd • &40-1020 O'IH OAJC..Y 10 AM • I PM newspaper and spent free time rucksacklng through the volcanoes and valleys. ··1 virtually walked every foot o( the island," he recalled. His love for the out-Of. doors, coupled with bis desire to write, led naturally to an Idea for a book. He wrote ••Hiking Maui" after discovering there was no information available on hiking and camping in any part of the state, he said. Published in 1974, the narrative is ''designed for everyone, from the novice or family interest· ed in short, easy walJrs, t.o the serious out- doorsman." Since returning to the mainland, Smith bas planned two more books. One focusing on Kauai la scheduled to ~ pear l.n March, and one dealing wl~ Hawaii will follow . "I HOPE to research Oahu tb1.s comin1 sum· mer," be noted. The eutdeboQks for cam~rs and bikers are the baals for his lecture series. Topics to be cov· eredlnclude: -Flora and fauna. "Al the wettest place on Mau.i is the only spot in the world that the Greens word plant grows. It's extraor dinarily beauWul to see." -Wild.life encounters. .,Goats roam freely, and wtld pigs are a dellght for the local people to eat." -Edible fruits encoon· tered along the trail. "Manio, papaya, moun- (Ann Landers ~ are tbe memories a mu treanres. Think back to that alOat ol romutlc adven· ture, when your buddlag, beautJfuJ daughter eloped with the village idiot. What cblldlesa cou • pie ever a.bares in sucla a wc.derfuJ growing ex· perlence? Could a woman wit.bout cbUdren equal the streagtla and heroism ol you wife when she tried to fllng herself out of the bedroom window? Oaly a father could hne the courage to stud by -ready toJumpalterber. The cblldlesa couple Uves in a vacuum. They try to nu tbelr lonely Uves with dlnner dates, the theater, goU, tell.Ill.I, swimming, civic affairs, and vacatloe trips all over the world. They coatrtbvte DOthlng to ham &Dity. The emptlaeaa of Ufe wtthoat clilldren la in· describable. Bat the cbUdless couple ls too com· fortabletokilow lt. Just look at them and see what the yean have done. Ht looks boyiah. unllaed and rested. SH la slim, well.groomed and YoUWW. It Isn't natural. U t.hey bad klda, they'd look Ulle t.he rest ot a - tired, gray, wrlnk.led and baigard. In other wonts, normal. taln apples , guava, pualoo fruit and huge avocados are found eully." -<ieology. "All the islands are volcanoes, wbich makes ll interest· ingt.obike." -Fragile ecosystems. "Herb \cides and pesticide s have destroyed plants. Also, so Dl4Jl)' other plants have been brought in that they have overcome native plaotlile in some places.'' -Wilderness ex· periences. "To get to the summit of Puu Ku Kui, you must go through a you want ll, ram gear Isn't that necessary. And you don't have to have a sleepi.ng bag below ~.ooo feel." -Expenses . .,The plane fare aside, the coo is minimal. On aU the islands, camping is usually free or the fees are modeat.'There usual· ly are no hot showers, but who needs them in Hawaii!" -Transportation. "Though you have to be lo good shape, you can rid& a bike. Renting a car can be expe n sive , but sometimes you ha veto.•• rain forest and hike up to .---------your knees in mud." -Clothing. "I prefer hiking boots, but even tennis shoes will do. Shorts or jeans are really all you need." -Equipment. "Unless ForClusslried Ad ACTION Call a l.>aily 1'1lol AD·VISOU. 642·5678 n€t:tl€ ~CR€€k S H 0 P 20 0fo OFF SALE Draperies Bedspreads Headboards Boudoir Chairs Come In or Call For Decorator Assistance 23 Fashion Island, Newport Beach • 644-8860 JANUARY Fabric -Clearance PRl,NTED FLANNELS 100% COTTON MACHINE WASHABLE NOT RECOM- MENDED FOR CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR. This 11em available at Huntington Beach and Westminster stores only, ORIGINALLY $1 .19A YARD CALICO PRINTS A VARIETY OF COLORS & DESIGNS c yd. 100% Cotton -44" wide -Machine wash· Tumble dry ORIGINALLY $1.49 A YARD MATCHINGQUILTS ••• 1.97AYARD 97, , ;..;\ 100% Cotton Face/100% Polyester Fill C 100% Ac.tat• Tricot Back ~lfi=;::;;;;==r~B ORIGINALLY$2.69A YARD yd. PRINTS• SOLIDS• NOVELTIES BROCADES CREPE Polyesters/ Acrylics/Nylons/Blends • 44" wide Machine wash· Tumble dry ORIGINALLY $2.98 A YARD FANCYU SOUD DOUBLE KNITS FANCIES 8c NOVELTIES ~ Polyesters/ Acrylics/Cotton Blends All Machine Walhlble • 64" wide ORIGINALLY $2.98 A YARD Honor P1o10 11111 ......... SoJ'lto A1to~$551 1Su1no rortt It< Le,._ .... lutno Pork-828-4373 DAILY PILOT /aS by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson BOOMER • THE VIRTUE OF VERA VALIANT Wi-IAT ~OU> ~ 1 llO > ~ ~1~ MW . INSIDE WOODY ALLEN FUNKY WINKERBEAN i f r ! TANK McNAMARA 1·.3 ~E!IWA~/ ONE 11Gl<ET. JUST ~E ! I'M ALONE! I f.{A'/E .,O~TEJ .. 1 ~ ~ by Joe Me1then by Tom Batiuk NANCY by Emie Bushniller HERE C~E THOSE FRESH TWINS TODAY'S CIDSSWDID PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate ACROSS I T11ru11es Slal\9 S Dull l1n1sll IO Oeeo-wal~r vessel t4FaMto ln· ctude IS Btockneads 16Generat QUllUy 17 Parl of VSA I 8 Brains i WOfds 20Cthten 22 Acior ••·•·· Tru.& 23S11ten 24 SlenOer wire nail 25W1tlc hke1 dudt 28 At11nge111en1 32 Miit t>evera~ 33 ·····on a secret 35 Staff or at 11ndants 38 Scottish CIOS 38Muaic11 comoosr- tion• 40He1d: halls 48 lndy-SOO driver~ SO Oo b\lsmen !>I Tanoen In <11an ~'l Brook !15 tmmalu•e lro9s 59 S.r>0us atl1· Cle 'l WOtdS 6 t Soulttern cons le ff a 110<1 f 2 Force oul t>J M1u01tw 64 Atw1ys 65 Summer drinks 66Cutol meat 67 Bre1ch 1n retat1on1 ~ . • ' s s'A'G~ 'M7'i'H '. I IS IH dli 'n Cl'l 1 ro l [ N l 0 T t "'" E R A T ( I\ A (.I ... ' ' ~ I N T R 11.l s P I N s [l A ~ E r IC NV N E I /\ LW ~ u I{ A y E N c. ( I A "I O• 1,0. 8 A P A 0 s -( ~ N1 AN t T I 0 A l Sn I• I v . 11"1" > t "l E ~"' ,._ '!• IA I' [U [N ~ ., IA I ll 0 It IN t A ~ l ( 0 T I• A II ~ 0 1' I s w A, I N I ii [A [l ( AN ,JJ ..! :!.lo~ ( ,,. 11 t IN !1 .! ..!! .!4.! .!. £' A T ONE 10Ecce1 2 37 Those at· WO<dS tendln9 COi· 1 t Whetstone 14!9• I 2 P11nt1no 39 S11r111 ltu•ds 4 2 Stealthy I 3 Annoymg e>erSOl't DOWN person u Instrument I Bani! tr an-I 9 Gott 4 1 Furnace ucl•on 11a:ards control 2 S"tol and n Soothe 49 Hollywood shell l11l0t •1• Orunken name mal s1>1ees 5 I Wilks back 3 APOearence 2S Colorlen It· and forth 4 String ol Q\11d S20retk pol· beads 26 Coltonwoos llco 6 StaQe oer• 2 7 Reh11Qu11h a 63 Kind ot blow l0tmances lunc1ton 54 fl(tend up· 6 Combushon 28 Takes on ward residue food 55 Br11n tissue PEANUTS '• .: .. t~ JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS DOOLEY'S WORLD GORDO MOON MULLINS I ~ I ~EM EVE~V C,!J..!1 1 AND 'f'OV KNOW W~AT l READ? by Charles M. Schult by Harold Le Doux MEANWHILE l-IEY. GARY! THIS rs SWIFlY! I THINK I GOT SOME INFORMATION YOO MIGHT 6E IN'TERE5TE0 111! by Tom K. Ryan French 41Rlieues •3Combpro· lecttons 1 Chinese 29 Blockade 56 W11h dynasty 30 Perfume 1n-5 7 Lev11 WHYS L.o'1SA WCK WJ!ARIN'1HA1 SINE ONHl%HEP? HE'S NCf AU-O!NeP'10'WEAR ~-----.~----. •5 Aoam •bout 46Clrtular 8 Sawbuck vreo1ent 58 Kind 9 Glacial J t EnQlteh city 60 Inn Lttb ridges 3"4 An enrtretv Or9. A~l:A'fl.ifR1 ee:cAUSe He'S NeYE:R COON-p:P A COOP. MISS PlACH I itA, ..aA ~ ~ ~n..'f oot~ \.llCS ~' ~ OJPN'T '™'Y T'AKI ~ON A NICE AIATO -ri p ACi~ 'THI CON'l'ININT f' ~ MO~E Olrt \.'~· iHIY MAll.EO Mf 'f.OM MOTIL. it> MOT&I. .· •. 0 by Metf c •·l "' ____ _. ::r,r•e"'"MfAf.f~, by Rodger Bradfield by Gus Arriola by Ferd Johnson. GOOt:>NEWS, LADY P.··NO Neer> IO OPERAT6! THE GIRLS "I ju~1 hale 11 when they're all eighty-nine cents-you wear your• self out lryin~ to find rhc biggcsr eighty-nine cent one.'' DENNIS.-THE MENACE t H Jj l; .. ., DAILY PILOT Mo11day. Janu!')' 3. 1iTT Santa Claus Bo·ught Investor Pays $52,000 for Arizona Town From AP Dllpat~bea Wbo says money can't buy everything? 'Millionaire businessman Lury WU50a just boUJht Sat.a Claua. ' Asking price for the tA>wn o( S:mta Claus, Ariz .• wu $S2,000. Owners Peter and Mary Stanoyicb out ·tt up ror aale on Christmas Day. Included ln the package was a service station. a cale called "The Christmas Tree Inn," a curio 11hop and four acres of desert along U.S. 93 about 8S miles aoutheastof Las Vegas. Wilson. 39. is a real estate investor in Santa Rosa, Calif., and used to own the tow a or Healdsburg, a tiny community in the California wine country. • Mrs. Herman Talm,dge, 54, wife of Georgia's senior senator, says she Is shocked and surprised at Talmadge 's request for a divorce. "I just don't know what 1 'U do," she said ln an interview with The AUan- ta Constitution from the [ J family's home at Love-PEOPLE joy, Ga. "I just don't know.''' ------------ Ta 1 mad g e, 63 , declared the couple's marriage "irretrievably broken" six days after their 35th wedding an· niversary. His first,1111Jrrlage to Kathryn WiUiams. a pro- fessional model, In 1937 ended in divorce three years later. ~ A Las Vegas newspaper photogrupher filed a ~OOO·plus damage suit for injuries s ustained wfien be was allegedly assaulted by security guards while attempting to take pictures in the ring after the Muhammad Ali·Ron Lyle heavyweight fight at Las Vegas in 1975. • David Waite, a photographer for the Las Vegas Sun, filed the suit against four guards -Bruce Bailey, Joe Scbaerer, Kenneth Rhodes and Paul Bryner -and John DeLuc:a, listed in the suit as manager of Statewide Investigations, Inc., who employed the guards. Waite contends that he was assaulted and hurled out or the ring by the four guards. • Mlke Leite and Robin Perry lost their hearts on Emperor Hll"QhHo, the world's longest·relgnlng monarch, plans to spend 1977 in a relaxed manner by concentrating on hls marine biology studies, ac· cording to an imperial household official. The official said no major events were scheduled for the 71 ·year-old Jilrohito in the upcom · lng year, giving blm time to compile hia fifth book on hydroioa -small marine organisms similar to jellyfish. Hirohito, who bas been Japan's empeTor since 1926, is recogniied as one ol lhe world's specialists in hydrozoa. .. Poet and novelist James Dickey, S3, and u 25· year-old former student of his were wed In a c1vtl ceremony in Columbia, S.C . Dickey. the author or the book·length peom "Zodiac" and the best selling nov e l "Deliverance," married Deborah Dodson, a native of Myrtle Beach. S.C. The bride received her un- dergraduate degree this year from· the University of South Carolina, where Dickey is poet in residence. DOt>SOH Dickey's first wife, Mu:ine, died in October. * Greg Schneiders, a top aide to President-elect Jimmy Carter, and Marie Harnett, were married in Washington. Schneiders, 29, is expected to be Carter's up •. pointments secretary in the White House. Ms. Hartnett, 28, worked in the Carter press o£fice ill ·Plains, Ga., during the presidential campaign. * A teen-ager upstaged teen idol Tom Jones, the British pop star. Wbe:n Jones, 36, and his son Mark, 19. were granted perma· nent resident alien status, a young woman employe of lhe Immigration and Naturalization Service came over with a fan note -not for Tom, who's used to it. but for Mark, who isn't. Flabbergasted, the youth the artiCicial kidney machine. The couple, who met at lhe kidney dialysis ward of the University of Or egon llcalth Sciences Center where both got regular treatments, announced their engagement, and plan to marry in September. Both now take tre atments at Good Samaritan Hospital. • said, "That's new. It's my father Since 1974, both had been spending 24 hours a week at· tached to the maehinc, which l'E.RNY fulfills the kidney's function of cleaning the blood Miss Perry. 22. 'has on the morning shift, and got off the machine at noon. Leite, 26, c<1me on at I p.m. for his treatment. ~ Nguyen Van Thieu, former president of South Vietnam, is preparing to move to a larger house, ~ays a London newspaper The Dally Mail said that Thieu, who has avoided the press smce arriving in London after the fall or his country in 1975. is preparing to leave a four-bedroom house in New Malden for a seven· bedroom one in Wimbledon. He is asking $55,2SO for the New Malden house ' and the new one co.;ts $153.000, the paper said Both are localed on London ·s southern outskirts For the ou •••••• ,.. Of Marria,,e ,., ... d01c•"'"'' ANOEPSON T 411'4'"•• l·.,I· Af'\\".t l tW"~t\ruc: .. HA')tt ~N\ M.l;.t"y£1 ,,.,, """ ttntH"t }f.1\'0"' flt.OTH Af'll')lll"l1n•J •nftA1rP\Ml1A K:Nl(i.Ml A llf""V F-•'"d Oorut'1 f", MAUltEt •ri••I Alill'\ .,,,, SV'd'tt M1tr "•"f'I CK °"""''11 q .,vt A"•trl<• c, ~fO(')AtJC#t-t MA' •it A •nd Mlt~ tl"'I 'l 80l>OV£ l "••-"*' ••"' 0.11< • "'"~ W•LV>~ Oi')f'trt,t • tnlfJ•,,,.,-, w Jr "VPP[llT l•••E .. .ac..••• .,. VE;All.,,. C""" V• •lltl A.,,.,.,., ,. .. ,. .. M""' ... a"Nll(~ Vl<tl')rtJ J ~ ....... .,11e .llECKMAk Er .. 111>1 Ill •"t1 t,-,,.vt L , 'lELl "f \u,.-n,.,. ~ "'1"",...' 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COfHq.llN Vlr;to ;1nd W•lf•r: HAl..LSTEO L•tttr EvOl'"f' """" CvMl'lt<I ~. lVTTRElL MAry AM Mii Howard M.; BE TANCOVRT, l'tl<Ml• J. and lao19e E ; K"IOl.L. Suon 0•1• And Wllll•m 1.te; "ICHlllllOI TlmOllly Conr.., aM J-.;. .,....11,,., Jny; 111.0URNOV, J•"""' 11, '"'° IMrtho E. FOX, W•rrM C -An•l<I LV"ln O'AMICO, Eva K Md EUQO!ME who's the sex symbol." MAllKJOfllES • French film director Claude Lelouch suffered bruises when a stagecoach overturned and dumped him out during filming of his sequel to his classic movie romance, "A Man and a Woman." A spokesman for Majestic Films said that Lelouch went back to directing "Another Man, Another Woman" alter the accident, which injured nine persons. . The coach went over a lS·foot e mbankment at the Lake Sherwood Ranche movie set near Thousand Oaks. Lelouch was aboard the stagecoach acting as his own cameraman. 11> The son of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko has been named director of the Soviet Union's Africa Jnstitute, an institute spokesman said. Anatoly Gromyko. 44, work~ previously at the institute, an academic institution that helps formulate Soviet foreign policy, as well as at the U.S.A. Institute and at the Soviet Embassy in Lon· don. He replaces Vasily Solodovniko'" who became ambassador to Zambia last July in an apparent Kremlin attempt to upgrade its diplomatic pre· sence in troubled southern Africa. Record M J.tl(KSON Wiiiiam 0 •ndVrlon ~ 8VRRI'>. Otl\ Jay Jr •nd °"""'~I.. THEOBOL.O, CltllorllE. nnd M.trv•nM WINN. C•n'7y Ann •nd Robert Ky•• \/Aloi VAL1(ENBVRG, JMWt end Cll•rlt\ 0 • GE£ 111. Gretclltn AM• •no Pau• i( METSA, lla•bllrt• "'"' otl'ld llOl>o•lr;,WILlETT. "°"" w tt •nd llu11'1 O•lt; WAI.I.ACE, Elmo L•~ ,, llld B•rb•• .. Elor•betll. l.llA .. EV. Ttren<e J •nd Fumte MILLEA. Sl6'1lt\' w. entl w-. 0 RICE. W•vn• E . •Ml MllOroO. NEl t ON. 'Tom"'"" '-•• •nd Kttlr M•P, Sllll\/AI( l(•Mtlh E @n<I P•Wlll\A l'EANllNOEZ MArloMO El-.~ 0 . BUELi... G;lrl W M'l<I E<I· M\/ SOUTMCOAIT COMAllV"llTV H0$1'1'YAL 0.Cem•r 4, 1'7' M• •rvl Mfl T11oma1 Cl'lflJll'lU'I. 1.a1;uN Hiii•, 01r1 o.t•m•• s. 1''6 >M •1111 M•>. !tl•••ln;i Wlllt•l't, Ml'"' """ \/ltlo, Qlrl OecemMr•, '"' Mr •f'llt Mr•. Erl~ J•nMn, uour.. tk<1(ll,DOy 09( ........ t4, "" Mr •nd Mt\. MICNI loltmCllll, 0.... Point. olrl. 0.olftMt I&, 1'76 Mr t lld Mr\. G•t't W1n,,.r1:1tr91 Sou•ll UIOIMI, DOy. OK--.rn. "" Mr tfld Mrs Tllomu Murpny, 1..1-.. ~.glrt, l>KtMllff,., 1'76 Ml. -Mn. K•lt•r f'ln<h<lr, UIOYM lollQiitl.bO<;. ~lft-tl,1'76 Mr •!Id M•t •Mn Brlgl'lll>lll, l..tgvf\11 ltlpl,glrl • Mr, ~nd Mn. Wlllltm WIQOlnhom, MlMlon Vl•lo, Olrl. IAHQ.•MUllT• oaltlllAI. HOl,ITAI. o.c-wru, ,,,, Mr . ...a ""'" M•'-r A•ford, O.NI Polnl. bOY· 0.tefl\Mrts, lf1' De<itm .. r2e, 1'7t Mr. •nd M ... Wlllle f'l•ld~ s.n c•-nto,boy Mr.'"" Mrs. Sl"Jlfhen Grllfln. Ml~on VltJO,boY Mr trd Nits. T '""°' C,.pewett, Oana Polnl, 01r1, • l..*'S \IEGAS, ,.,.,, -l<Nfrrl- llcenottltsued h<trt lnclu<lo LUSHEA·HllTTER De< 17, JoM M. Lustw•, Sl. of L•ou"41 Hiii,, ltnd Heier R11th Halter, 4', ol ""'""°" vi.to. Oll\IER·PAlll(S -O•C· 11, 0.Vld Et!Wa~d 011 ... r, .01 OI Wtt\l"I"'~' ...., Vonnie Ball Par~1. ,,. 0Hlout10fl, Teu,, , MllLa ERG·FEl\,ER -O•c. 11. O&•ld Gunnar Malberq, u . •ncf B•rt>u" Ann '•lltr, ••. botlt 01 ~1mlMter l(IN().RICKAB'V'-Oa<. 17, °"'"°""' lolllot l(lnQ. JI, •nd Patrie•& AM RICUIW.lS,bOl!lofHuntlnotonllff<h.1 PRIMM.(OltLllol -Dec. 17, Rl<h<t~d P,.ltnm. 41. ano M•roar•I "'""Conlin, It, boll'lof B•lbOe. OU-'01.llfG-MElllRIL.l. -O<!c 11, Lr#1s w. Q!Mdllno, 61. of ~ 8Nclt. alld toflnn• v1rol11I• Memll. ,l,OfSallJ,..ftC.Pl•lrano. NIHO-ROWL.l!I! -0.C, If, _,, X•vltr NlllO, t6, allCI TfftM ~"'I ROWIM,10,bOll'lotHu'lll"Olonlloe<h. TtllMAl4•SGHlll!18ER -Ot<. 18, David ~,,,., 'Y1Um111, J.4, And J- 0.nlM Scm.llMr. U, boll'I of Coflt N\9i.. . HINZMANN·HOOlfER -De< 18, llndM L.., Hlnimann, 41. •nil ~I AMHOOvtr, 3t t>Otl'I Of Wutmlnllt•, SICKEL$.MIUO -OK. fl, O.Ylcf Sklttl1, .._,, ano S.1"11•• Abdalla Neid. lS.bOlll01Westml11S1or FRANKHOUSE-PETISRS -~. te, 11"""'1 llarton F,.nkhOu ... Jr., n, and Elltn sue ""'""· zi. 11ot11. of W.0.IMIMltr. Wings Go To SC Man Now wearinf AJr Force silver w ings following graduation from pilot training ai Columbus AFB. M iss., is Second Ll. J ohn S. Kalota, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kalota of 2244 A venue Salvador, San Clemente. Kalota is being as. signed to Anderson AFB, Guam, for duty with a unit of the Military Airlift Command. A 1970 graduate ol San Clemente High School. the lieuienant recei.v~ his B.S. degree ln 1914 from USC. PUBUC NOTICE flCTlflOUS aus11t•U NAMl!STATEMENT Tiit tonow1119 person Is 0041\Q bl&>!· MU•\' l"EOPLe Fl NOE RS, 112 Sl'lltlllNt "-""· CO>ta ,,...,., C..llloml•m27 Cl\•rlu Armond "'•ldo lit Sntll1"1er Avenue, Coeta #eu, Cel ll<>nll• '12U1 Tl'll~ OU!l,_H I' COfldllOltd II'/ ... 111- 0M-1. C A. Fltld Tl'll! $t•tt-nt .. ., tlltd ... 1tn IN Counl<; Clerk ol Orenoe eo..r.ty on December 11.1976. -Publlf/'led Or•f'l99 Co•sl Otl41'1' Piiot. Oe<. 2', 19'• ano J•n. 3. 10, 11. 1'71 ):s.ft.7' PUBUCNOTICE C1'·1"9 SVl'E"IOA COUATOF THE STATE O,.CAllf'OlllollA l'Oll THE !;OUNTY Oft ORANGE Ne.A"'9t6 NOTICll Oft HllAlll l"IG OF l"ETITIOH t'OR l'llOaATll OF WILL .llND l"Olt L•TTtEllll TESTAMEN· TA"V AMO AUTNOlllZATIOftTOAO. Mt'HST•ll UNOltR T ME lltOEl'INOllNT A0MINISTllAT10f4 OFES'YATUACT E~l•lt 01 CA ROL l"N lO\/EJOV CAkl'I ELD. Oe<:e.wd. "IOTICE IS HERE8V Gt\/EN that El.OEN C. WHIPPLE hi\ lli,d henltll ~ Ptllllon IW Probate OI Wll I and,.., I•· wance Of 1..eueri r.stam1n1vy to tl>e Petitioner and •1>thorlz•llon lo •<1- mlnllter unclt< tl"le ln<le~ Ad· mlnl>lretlonol E,l•ltsAc1 re~-• to ""'IC~ It made for lur11'1er .,.111eulen, -11\et Che 11mt •nlf pt•c~ Of "'6rlno tne wme ha\ bftn ~t ror Janu.ry 11, t9n, et 10:00 •.m • in,,,. Loun,_.,. Of Oo"*'rtment NO. l of uld coort, •I 700 civlt C:.nltr Orlvt W•st. In tlW! City o1 Santa Ana, C.tl[Ofnl•. Ottad Ott ember U , 1'76 Wll.1..IAM E, St .1011" • <:ountv Clerk THOMASL. LORO Suite IU US21 l'-dt\lllOftCI• 1..1_. Miiis, CA •n» 1114) 5'1·1* A-yfor: Ptt11i.11tr PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI IUSIMIJU f'ICTITIOUI IUllMllS ._,,,.,. NAIOl•STATUll•Mf MAM&STATWM•MT •tCTlflOU,allllNCU Th9 tol lowlft11 Ptr>l>n• are dOlnO \,usi. '"'9 lol'-lnQ Otf'tOM .... d04ng bull 14 .lMI iT AT I Ml NT --· -Ml "TlltfOllOttll"'Qo.tr.a.'l\•r•llOlnQllY>" ANOCO OlllOINAL.S, ... UC11 6t., M & W MARKITINQ, 211111 0-• Mh•.: """'°°"'"'"·CA , ..... Ot•w. ~'""'°" v l•)o, Gllllo<nl• El SYD "'"'~Tltl"SHll'.utE••t P•ul W Al'l<ltrt, )IOI Clay St,. «ltlJ 11111 S!rt•t, Co•I• Me .. , (A NettlOO<l llHcll, (A, "1'60 Marilyn -Iman, 2tl.JI Ctrrtnr• Oanitl Gllt><trl, H11 Otano.- Jon R. """'''· 1m a-...... Ortw,MIMlonVltlt1,C1lllo•nln?tJS ..... l.O\AIA"lilO\.CAtOJ)O Aj)t. O. <:Mt• Ml••, CA. t2U• Wtftfy J, Wollman, t~I C.V•.nl.t Mlch .. t $1•1Mr, ),. •••I thll Jtll Cruton, ll'l O<enoo Aw., AQt. Ort,,.,,,.,_..,. vi.to, c.111orn1amrs $1,_ ~laMna. C.• O.Oat•Mes.o.CA.mU T/11• •llSIMU I• COl\41uclld bV . ThlU\lllMUIHOfldtK!ltOb'r•lllllft· TI'lll b\ltlno" I• ~onduttad Irr e llmll· lltM••l IMll1"9rwup, odPorllW"hlp M !Nt\,,.nl'llo ""-•Hy11 Wollma11 Otftl•I Gillleft P•ul w. Anoe,. Thi\ lt•l-1 Wf\ llltd wit!> ll'lt 'thh '1•1•m•nl w•• fllod wllh llw Tl'IJ• ''•'•m•nl w" lllf\1 wltll ti. Co\1111, Cltr11 of Ch'en~ GOllr'lly ~ O>\lnlVC.ltfkoC0<•"91C:ounlvonOt<:. eou111, Cl••• 01 Of•no• Cownly ·on. ~ n. 1tn. 21, mo. ~ '" ,.,.. -p..,., "''°*' -• .... u \ l'ulllllloed o.-.,.~ co.st Dtllllv PllOI, Publlfll<HI Or•"9f Colll Otlly Pllo1, _,_Of~ Cotll O.llv PllOI, OK. l7, 1916 And ... n. J, tQl 11. 1tn J"". l, t0, 11,U, 1'11 "6• I& o.c. to. 21. ltlht\d Jen.), tll,.1'11 SUI•>• -•ni»• ~-~------~--- PUBLIC NOTICE s..nne l'lc:tlTIOUS 8Ulll4HI N4MllSTJITaMllltT Tho lo1tott1lnQ 11••$on1 .,.. dot119 buslno" •• PARAMOUNT TAAOl!tO COMPAN~, l..0 EHi C.rlltQle, Solntt ..... C.lllornlt .,IOS • PARAMOUNT COMMODITIES. INC., • C.llfomla corp0r•tl<H\ 1'40 £Mt Otrneel•. S•nt• ""-• C..Sllon>I• '2105 Tltls bti'SllltJn ta «inductfd by a CIOf'PQr MIOt\. "•••"'°""' C:Ommoa111 ... 1nc. S.m Htlltr, Prft>lcltnt Ylll> "atomtftt wu liltd wlll'I U.. Olun!Y ci.1k ot Oren~ Count~ on Ot<:am-8,,1910. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS auStNE5' "AMESTATl!Ml!MT Tlt• lolto"-1119 PHISOll~ "'"' OOl"9 llllM••tu .. , · · THE OTHl!R GU'V'S. tS30 Pl-.otn- 111 A ..... N-l IM!ldl, CA,.,~ • ··~H•H<; A. StrMO. ,031 Natlon.1 Avt .• Coste .IMw. CA. '2'11 8 noce R. Miine, 1$30 PIK<eflll• A...,,, loltwPMl lltaell. CA. 921.63 Tiiis buslntu h 'conduct<HI t>v • 11"""•1 par1nershl11. HtrTVA. Strt'ftO . ll'lls ss.tem1tnl wu flleo lttrllh tne CollnlY Clar• ol Or•n9e Ol\lnly on Oecen!i.r I, Hlb. ..... Puellshed Or•n<Je Coa1t D•ltv Pllol. DK. u. to,21,elldJ•11.3, 1tn si»1• PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTrCE PUBUC NOTICE flCTITIOUS IUSINUS NAMI STATEMENT Tl'I" lollott1lnQ per>ont ,,. <10IAQ buslntr.su : 'TAEOS t. THllE ... 0$, 110 E, fllfl StNei, Cosle IMU, CA 921>1r ,...,, P. Pat,eo.J. ~7 Hum Otlw. Plec9<>118, <:.A t2'10 EdW•rO J. Fran-~, '* $1enc11'11 ..... M-1m, CA neo. Thi' b<l51MU h (OllduclM by • vener~I partner$hfo. Paul P. Petncle• Pt}BLJC NOTICE ..._ Publl•l>tcl °'""°" (CMl\I O.llv Piiot, Ot< to, 21, 1f1hna 1•n. l , 10.1tn S2M·1' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE S-37 .... "OTICE TOCRl!Ol'TOM SUl"UUO"COVllTOl'THE $TATE.DI' CAI.I "OllMIA R>R nflCOUllTVOFQllAllGE. Mo.A-tn1T E\late or HAZEi.. L. OlllMAtt, Cle<HM<I. l'U!)4111'1ed OranQ<t Coa•I O•llV Piiot. 1-------------This statam.nl wn 111..i with '"" O><lnty Ciera of O,.noo County oro Doc 8, t'7•. NOTICE IS l<ERE8V Gl\/Elol to'"" <.nclltors ot IM •IJO'"• M1"1tcl -( tl'lal ell .,.,,on\ having • lalrm <IO•ln\t ll'le uld 00<-nl ••• r~qulreo to 111,. lf'em1 with 1he ne.C .. '\.\erv vouc~ ht thlt olhcr OI the cter~ of the•-wn• tlHtcl court, or to pret.ent tMm, w1lh Ill<• Mt~\ary vouch•rs. to lhe unelef's\QNXj at SECURlfV PACIFIC N.lTION4l. BllNI(, Soni• An• Ol•lrlct Tr"'! Oltlc.,, 890"1 ~ln S1reot. P 0 . Bo~ 113'1. Soon••• An•, c.111ornia, 92101, AUtnllGl'I: M'1 Oorl\E <:;rll>Ot,. Trv"Olflc"' -!ch i" tt,e 046<-~of bU\IM\\ ot th• unOers•Qflt!'d "'all rrittt,f'o Pi«trtAlt"11no to ow Mo1atpqt w•U Clet..OOnl, wtth•n 1our ""''Ith• All•I' n..11'1111\104IOUonol '"'' nollC•. DK. 27,28, "7Und Jon. ).1971 PUBLIC NOTICE S-S16'S SUf'l!RIOll COU"'T OF THE STATll OF CAl.IFOll!tl4 FOii THE COV!tTY OF ORA"IGE No.AMlfl NOTICE OF H EA1tll4G OF PETITION ,.OR PAO•ATE OF WIU. AlolO FOR 1.£TTt!lltS TUT-'MEN· TAllV A"ID AUTMO!ltl'lATIOlolTOA(). MINISTElt UNDElll THI INOEPENDEkT 40MINl!.TRATIOH 0" IESTATES ACT. E•lale of RVTH \I ERBRVCI( HUSCHER aka RUTH II HUSCHER, Oocoased. NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVE"I tl'IAI PATRICIA H BRENNER 1'111> flleo !>erl!m a r>etlhon for Probole cl Wiii - tor ls\uonce 01 Yllt'> Tt>l6'TlffltMy and Autl'lorl1atlon to Admlnl\f., under t~ lnoeoend•nl Admlnl~U3110n 01 E•lates A< I refttron<e lo whltl'l I• rnade tor IUrther CMtrtl<ul.,•. and that the 11,,,. and ol&ce ot l'leo•l"11 lhe...,.. haJ """' Ml tor Janu.ry 11. 19n, al 10:00 •. m , In the c..ourtroom of O..t»rtmMt Ho. 3 ol "11d court, &I 700 Clvtc Ctntor Orlve W~t. In ti.. City of 5.Wll• Ana, C.lllornla. O.led o..un.t>tr :10, 1'76 . Wll.1.IAM E. SI JOHN, CO\lnly Cltr- Tl!OSUl.UVAN AtlorMYalLAW UDJ CA..-St., s.lt. lOO uk...-.CAfOPU AH-I' IW: "9111'-r "'-tllll\l'led or.,,ue Coas1 08(W Piiot, Ooc.n,M, 197UtldJ•n.l, 1'n SJ!8.1• PUBUC NOTICE · Publl~ O•M~ (O~•I OAllY Pelo•. Oec.13,:IO, 21, t9).dn0 Ho l. 1911 ~IV 1h PVBUC NOTICE 0.l•d o,umber ·~. 1q16. SE(UlllfYPllCIFIC "Ill Tl0NAL 8ANIC 8yL 0 Grow. TrustOttkor M•OOIOl'I 0 HOO•~r fiX'<UIOr>Ol 11\e WUI 0'1~a1J0••11ameo di<""""'· JAMESF. FEl..L MCKENNA & l'ITTING TW9ntr·El911t~ Floor >USWlltlllre lll•d., U.A,,..ltt, C..lllorni•tOOIO Ttli UUl3""'3JI Al1orney lor Euc.,lor• PubllSl'led Or.onQ<I Coa\I Oa•IY Pilol, DK 2ll.71, 197Un<1Ja~. 3, 10, 1911 S163 16 PUBLIC NOTICE GVAJARO<>, i.~n M and Rl<nM!J NIO<•no. MOlllTE"ISEN. M•""..,, I.. .,,.S wtnr,d Jol'ln l\UCH I NO ~ .J. MO Oomnl(\ f . PEltlllOSE, l("Y endlllcl'IArdArthur: TEMPl.E ,loolH, andGIWIOll•M . CASTll.LO,Cll"Ol· ta F -St11I; PATRICI(, .Ml<,,,..I WlllltmllWl~ltlll*lll• Kev: All llOVO, MM91f Allfl encl Ate••nOtr O...ri.\; THOMAS, Dentel M •nd Dorl~ A • TITUS, larO.ra $. ond J-"' P ; CARAUTl4 EltS. K Scott •nd 0..1\ll,,. J 1(1 E FER. TllOm•U JOM M>d Cll•rl•,,. 0•11 CAliO, Mlr19m •n<I Gltdar.to dfJ .Htu\, ICEl.~N. O'l<trvt J -MHlt: Jr . O'CONNELL, B•l•n J•y and JacqU*ll• l(e,..ne: EOWA!!OS, M•f'Y A. fnd Ar11fl T ; SCARPA. ROM Id JOS.Ol'l •nd 1>11\rld • 1..nu1...,· SETlElll, l!:dWln P.<1rd Linde l .• SIMOl4. Fern AndrH ,._, Jtlf"'f llfOVI; SIZ!ll.OVE, Audrey l!ltliM •rwlC.lttlnJ11d, Ml, tind M,.. John W&lktr, ~Jutn Glj)lm-, DOif, CLIFT·CAMEllON -Oec 18, Vl(lor II .... tnd TtroMI l ,. 71, bOlll Of COU• .... . ·------------- Mr, •nd Mt" $1•nlt,. Cr a lo. 54'\ Jutn C:.,IWIM, beY. ~,.,,.,, Mt. •ltd iw .. Deni.1 VOIUt"IQlt, ~ c;ltrnent9. ""'· HOl.MES-8111AND -OK. It, .i-.., w., tG, and Merit, tt, betlt Of C.otlll Mt-\a, Rl\,EY·8ROCICWA'V' -Otc. 1e: l YLE, Ja~t• T and P'llylll\ May; 111!1.ASCO. Judll'll M. •no lledl>ev A : Ot<tm .. rU, 1'7• w &ttd ""'" DoltQlts BallOI\ Sal'I C-fttt.boY. IUVtM llotllld1 JO, ol Gl•ncMl9, •lld MtrNI Mar .. , S., ti Cott• Mete. Fl!IKIE•THOMJ>SON -OK. ti, JolWI $., Sl, of -oort lit"'"· ""'Bonnie Jean. 4' ollrvl,,. 'JIHU.llO.~l"e•ndMtrllt1, ...... 0.W,.,,..'11 DELEE, Dtlll\t Muoo,..1 tlld "°'"" lollveri DOI.IOI.AS, l<NIN I(. Cl'Alll, CArol Jon •lld R0"811 Mret- ton. T&L.LEt. Mlcfltllt a11<1 IUctw<1; KRAFT, Tommi• JO •nd RocMly Al• tin• WITH, Greqory S eno Pltlllt41 J C:OllAULf' LIOvd E. -CMyi.ne Mr. and"""· O•vld lltllr•y, MINloll Viejo, flrl. Ntr. tnd """' Vltl0f'Ol!v1ru, Ml•len Vltjo,bty. ooooil'<OllSON -O~c. 18. Dtvld Wanitor9, "'-•nd O•lly Loutw, iii, -al COii• M.ta. P,....P_,,eA• DUST A PROBLEM • • • ~ tcrvUnJ•ed. Vacuum cleaner b•(I need to be cbapged recutar. Jy becaUM wben fUll, th• du.st juatgetaldcked backintothe air. The best kind of dust cloth ls ciae tbat JI dam~ or oiled so that dult wlll cUng, rathertban beina ~ve,beu.14. "OP f:OVa8B there la a problem d the pel"IOO who'• fOl.ne to &> the cle~i la the allergic one." be said. "ltl that cue -- maybe a dutt mask should be wom or somtone else wbould do ll'' . Novey ettlmated that about 15 pereenl ot the population la CMdically an•fllc to some sub· stanceat.omeUme. Of lbolt lh•t are tetttd for •l· lerlf c reacUons. hr 30 to .0 per· cent of th• cuea, there wm be a reaction to house du.st. THE REST OF the population ls probably Affected by the Ir rita- tion that dust can ause and the feet that it can carry viru3es that Increase exJ)08ure to colds anc:tnu. ••t would UY tn this r~pect, house dust la probably a more severe health problem than llDOIC.'' hua.ld( ' "JI It'• ratnlns out.tide nnd you'rt! aneei.ing, it'!t not polfen. ll's an tndoor thtne." .....,\ .... ' .. --... PUBLIC NODCE PICTITIOUS IUSINISS NA~IUTATt!MENT TM foOOWlllQ .,.,IOtl\ art CIOlnQ Mi. .. u ... A. fecllOllO>mOa"Y Productlonln- Qtn'M' P...-tM'1f'ttoLel• ron•''A*'2 '*AH; e. t•cll 011 Co"'"""" PtoOuetlOl'I 111-c-Pt<~""'D Eklor~)"Afltt;C. T.ch Oil eomo.nv P•O<lucllon lnc- PWt,.Mllle C.frn\ •• , plul 2·· o. TKll 011 Com1>Any Production tnco,,,. Pll'IJ,.t>lllp C..utty • .. A8", E. Tedi 011 comP1nv Produtllon lncom• Ptnl'lt""1111 Ctlllty S ''A8", fl. TK!t 011 comDeny ,rod\lcllon 111come l'trin.tt\'111, (Jtlllfy 6 "All"; O, Tedi OU ComDtll'f p,.educllon 111comt ltttl-lp Cevlty 1 "Aa"; H. Tteft ou c.o,..t>•liY Produtllon tnctmt Ptrlnenl\I~ S, H. C.11ley lt "t&C•. tut Du11011t Drln. 1rv111e, Qlllornla tt7U <Suitt 11'1 JM!\tt l . Cooeotr, >901 flllntlll..., \.eftt, lrvlne. G•lllornle n1u Jtmat W. lfllty, 01• M.trlM City Orlw, 5vlt1 ''°°'· Mllnna Oort RtrY, e.tltomla'<l?tl n 1, llU'I,,." It <onfllt\to ll'f I o.nitrat PAl'llltr~nlp JAl'f\fl I., c.oi>tt Tiii• •••ttmenl w•• flltcl """"' U.. Coul'll• Cl•rl of Of•noe CINl'tlY "'" 0.CIO'!llle• , •• ltl6 .. ~ F\Allls~ O••noe Coul Dally llllOI. Ott. 20,U, 1t1UMJ•11. $. I0, 1971 , • • Su+t4 PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITtOUS IUll .. Ht "'AMI HAT~Mll4T ,..,!::,,1o•-•.-o llOf'-· •.. 00.,, °"'' Ufll1T'f' PQO DUCT\ , ... .._HU\ A..,n.,. N .. pofl 9N<l'I CA m.> M()fli I I. I V Tl~ IT Y I' llOOVCU t~(. • l •lltQf"n1" fMPOt'AOon 1'11 Mitrtu\ Awnue. NtwUOt• O..~. (.A 1"1 .. l lnJ, IW'll,,...,, I• tonduclt4 by• tOr por•llOC1 MOOll• VII Illy PrOdu<H 1,,. l!t•l""M*rlltw, ~•tllo<V Thi' 'l•t•m•nt w•' •Hect #ltf't tM ''"'"'' ,,,,. o• Oranu-CowltY .... 011!-0mlw< " "'' PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIO\IS IUltNUS "'AMI! HA'fl!Ml! .. T '"~ followlno "'"°"' •'• (fotnq (N'\!hli}\\., Tiii: JOY 0 1' YOGUllT", '.ooulh (M\t \/Ill-81d0 "8'. ~IOt• NO IO ~IOWf"I \lf .... 1 S..nt• ArM (&"1107 Jo\~~ P 8fon...,,,... 101 Coct~ tif'MMJ Ralhnq ti1t1\ E''"''°'' CA~>• £1••,.... r 81tn\On •OJ CoHOl't'WOOd ll<wl q~lllnQ Hiii• E\1•1•\ (A '11)7h Wiit""" I Cut-ti\. W01 0••\Y (1rt:lt, I •• P•'"'" CA '!0611 Oo•Ol~• l (ut1I\ ~~1 D•lw t 1rr I• l" P•lm• (' • 9061') h\1' bO\•n•'' i, conauttwd by • Q4lt"llllral DiiRrtrw•\.hlO E1a1rw f:-B•n\O" lfti\ ''•'•"'•"' '¥ttA\ fl~ ~Ith O• c.>un1y Cler' OI O<•nOt C0"'11V iln O.C ? .~,. PUBLIC NOTICE SUPERIOR cou1n Ol'TMe n .. no, U.l.ll'OltHIAP()tt TH E COUNTY 01" OllAHGll Ho.A __ ,. .. OTICl 01' MaAlllNO 01' nTtTIOH 1'011 l'ROaATa 01' WILi. AHO f'Oll l.aTTl!llS THTAMIN- T4Ut 'I' AMC> 1'0 11 AUTHOltlZATIO- TO AOMINISTall UNOlll THa EMll.M STRAHZ -:0:ri~~~;~h"1i:.':~:i:: ~!!:.~:I~~. CA"'7I "' lT HOI Pub!"""" Oro<IQ• Co~" D~llv Piiot o!::;.,01 MEI.EN F WHITEMAN, Do< 1), 10 11 IUunu Jon 1. "71 NOTICE IS HliRE8Y GIVEN HIM II .. 1' INALTEA E. WHITEMAN hM 111..0 ------------,,.,.1,. • otllllon tor Proe,.1eo< Wiii ~ PUBUC NOTICE ""''"'•ncu11..11e" r •• 1.-..y1o ------------=~!~•:;-;,:n:,:: • .u=~::'.: HOT I Cl IHVITIHG 8 10S .._..,.,,, A-IN•l••tlon Of E•l•le'li ~t)r 1rw Con\lruc:11on ot Ma,_,._ &<I I Probate Cod<>S~l et wql ,..,..-.nee PAn.w1v Antonio Road (411• &1or1n to ..,,,..,,. '' m•O• tor f1i1rt "•' NICI LO Pe1 ROf<I Weier Trenvnl\"on -'•<ulor\, -11\el ,,,. II,,,. endOI«• """'n' Of hHrlnQ , .............. -"" '°' NOrlCE IS HEllEBY GrVfN 1n.1 J-ry 7S, 1977, 11 10 00 0 m.. In,,... >f&IM bid• will be reo•••d llV ,,. San <0<1rtroom OI Oep.ortm.nl No J Of \otld lt1 Mttruttr•le W4ttf' 01\tttct to cour1, •• 100CJvlc Cent•r OrlveWlts1 1n •urn"~'l'IO •11 PIM! tAl>O•. wrvl•~•. th@ City of Sant• Ana. C•lllnrnl•, me1Httl\, 1001,, 1K1ulpm•nl, •uPOl•n Oolff O•omber 11, "11 l••"•POr1~111)n utlllllP<, """ ... .,.,.., Wlll.IAM I[ "JOHH, .u~m' .nd tat H•ltt\ nec•,wirv tN'rf'"'tOf County,.,,, ••OIO•idod tn IN>Cont•.o<I Do<.umonh. MAlllllSOH ANDWAT'SOH t,,, th• cOn\Huc Uon ot ••t•' ACW..tt<ltlA• trAn\tnl•<1on111~11""' 'f>Oo''""' w11'1111 m ..... 5._, ,,.,. "'' •oourt•n.enc,., ,,..,.~ro fn ttrtct llC s-CW...., C..ltf~• tJtf1 rn<ll.on<• with \he \C>ttll•<bllOft\ -lt4: (114) U.Hlt J•ewl"Q\Of\ "'""' "'" O!l1ceot Rot.o'1 A-l'ltw: -It~ ll•ln, Wllll•"1 Fro" .!. Aoocltlt\, t.01 P\>blloh<ld Or•l\99 eo.11 o.lly PUOI, ~:,~~: .. ~1, .. 1 Newpon 8ttch >tn~ryS.•. 10.1971 SC77·7' OATE OF OPENING OF 8105 - B•tk will be recotvt-0 4'\ tht om<n ot ~MW 0 Clllll EnQttlfer, HS/1 ....... QIJt'11t P••~W8Y MIHlon llltlll. 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S1•t• Of c.JI-• m,l INU bulk tran\fer, I•_,. to be med• 10 JAM ES ltOlllRT 801.1.:NG•R end SHARON t(A'I' 801.LINOER. 'SO<lal !>tcurllv No. 569 61·91'1 er>o ~». Tr....,..._ eno 1n1....-Trend-, -lllnl· ~U00r"OH1Ult Caon04, lnlht01yol O.U -.. County Of 0r•"9t. Slat•., °" llOn\I• fKt7, ~',,.,..,,., It ~r1"4 If! --IM' Alt f!O<k fl\ Ir-. 11(1--,,__9000,.lllott<t •laln-...a wlM bor bu•IMu 'nown •• """' Woon *"' IOtt lOd el :!014 Pl-.. .. A-Ill,,.. CllY Of C0\11 ~. Cllun· IY of Or-. Slate o4 C•ll~ .. end trtn\ltt lht 1ot1ow1no a1cono11c llt .. ,. llC"ff!M (Ot Uctn<eUI On.-. ti..r a wlM Put> Prtmt._, H- <tSel. "OW l•w.<1 \oo P"'""'~• lou'9dol l0t4 P111<ont11 A .... Gottt ~ 1t1r -~·-louled el )014 Pt«onll• A .... In 1 ... City of C<Kta Maw, Clll..ry OIOr ...... \!•tool C.lllor11le ni.t i... -"'"',,..re.._~., OIMIW.lion tn c:on111Ktl0n "'"' WICI 1 ... -Of Y id t-.. { .. l~I •lld Hid '"''"•"· lntlU<llnw IM .. ttfMlecl •n•ontoo. 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(O\llltY ol LO\ AnQfle\, St•tt of Cllllotlllt. orovltlllcl ,,.., "'° °"*"' -.111 A~lt hwreOtCOlllrol- ........-~tnm~ot ..ietio.., o...oo.c. t7, lt7' JOHNO.NTllN fr.........,_LIC- JAAIH!tOtllRT 1 .0U.IN()E9' T~-lnt-, Tte11tffftt '"AltON ltAY 90LLIN01111 T ........ l!O•llflnltndfd • 1 • ..,..., .. WllllMO.fll-~,tt~ ...... ._..AlllllA.._,..,_ .. ~.0t111.•• ,.,,..I_ Or ... CNll Oll1y ~ ~ ... "" 11114' Monday. Janvary 3. 1977 DAILY PILOT •S The Bluest Mlrk.tpaee. on the Orenc• Cout 6 4 2 DAILY PILOT . CLASSIFIED ld>S You Can Seu It, Find It, ( 642 •5678 ) Trade It With a want Ad One Cal I Service Fast Q-edjt ApProvat lttal htote ....•.• I 000-2999 Rental1 •..••..... ~99 lluMMH, •nw•tment & financial ••••...... SOQO.SOff Hollsn for Wt , ,_..._...,Motfu: A.II ~•I est.ate 1dnrtised In thls newspuf>'r Is sub Ject t.o the f'L-deral 1-':ur Housing Aet of U16~ which makes it illegal to advertbe "11ny pre· Cerence. llmitullon. or di.scrlmlnaUon busod oo race. color. religion. •ex. or naUooaJ ongm. or an Intention lo makt! any sucb pl'elerence. limit•· uon. or d1scriminat1on .. ·····~················· ·•••···········•·•····• ······················· • ~ 1002 ....... 1002 . ................................................................... . 5 6 7 8 AllAL•IM L«ated ln one of lrvlne '• n~l area.a. • hom•. nut a eondomlnlum. with three lovely bedrooms. a deligbtfu.1 family room. entertaimttent kitchen and enclosed l11nal ad jotnfng a fre:lt priVAtC yard. No Association duo. Price Is only This newspaper will not $70,000. C.11 now lo aft. knowlnf ly accept any 67J..8550. advert sing ror r eal 0<'Nf~<1·HHUN 10HN1Ct· estate which ls In ¥Iola· [\IM~ f I ~;;;:;......... ~'"'''* G-c1111ol 1002 WATE:Ra.oMTHOMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uiuque and Un1.11u1l wilb llB>ROOM bri c k, bnms and PLUS 22 x 20 warmth.. A. 2 Story unit FAMILY ROOM attached ror lnc<>me. Ex· , ...,.uUge home In pro· citing 3 Bdrm bome wl\Jl dining room. Family rm, ~t.11:t. ~ation. Secluded p1lcMd beams & stained D ,.,, •tule t Cul·de·S•c glaas windows. TIMI ren· •1' "''1 W'1k to schools, tal Wllt bas l BR 6 Iott. r '"" • h-~ pa!k• and whh 1 ol a kind 2 storr "'"'11'"""' ~" . CUstom ll"'-" room S238 000 , .. , .. , a:t • ,., llamilY ·-· · · ""'' ~ '1\1 ..,;).I n'll'l'-1 HOMF.S A ..... ,., """'' ,_,,, cell· -WAl"ERmONT I if ~_tiil *>Ml&~~:. L l 11 .. ' ,, I " r I n d 3 U ER .. t!.lJU ut M HOME. B ILD ·s ""~ •lllllU" no0m. •II ' CLOSE OUT ., .. .iti(,'11 u..m •RD iaiu. at ' ., ..... -.. 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Feauuina rour L MUST SB.L FAST bedrooms phaa family 1---------•1 room over1ooldn1 ao am· pie awimmJng l>OOI, I.be house provides lor com· e_lete C•mlly pleasure. Top c:ondltion. or course. with a generous lot al· lowini for plan.a to •x· pand. Call for •PPOlnt· ment to Ifft Sld,000. m.asso. 3 BR. 2 BA. Cream puff A wtlh pool, new carpelt &s paint. Ready ror new Townhouse owner. with S =-~-extras. 12..SPll. 645-1474 s ........ -Ol'fN 1119•11 \'I.JN IOfM Nl(f• 1 F I. E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 Selling •n)'1.hl.na wilh a asslfled Ads sell bl& Oally Pilot Claulfied Ad Items. small Item• or Is • simple 1n11tter any item. 642-M78. JU!ltc~l 642-WT8. SHI<& flNlt ntE HIGHS H A R E C 0 T N A S C M A E 8 H G I H TlGH16HTREASONOMHEt HlGHHOTEAHERIWHGIHG G T A H H G 1 H G 1 H Y T H N K G A H 1 1 T 8 S L l A E G T R H 1 0 R H l R L H U 0 F E A Y l H M 0 E G W A f 0 0 H S I H S S A E S P t D H F 0 P I 0 l Q E G C T W H S 0 R A M I L R D D H l l l E " H M l A S I E A G I 8 N £ C E K M R C A P G M R E H H H E H A l S A 8 1 l S A R 0 l 0 S W G S R 6 l I M S N H J U H P R ( £ T E t T E I H T $ • S I 0 t M 0 S D M A L M G 1 M 8 Y I L A H I G H J U M P T l M P t 0 1 l I I R A M I 0 I A L C Y 0 B H I I N D A ~ -~or ....,,111¥. Fl;:: lfld ~It : ~ H1gfl f1delft.1 Hfgh Prftst Highboy J Hfgt\ Mlp H1gh Scl'IOOl H1gtlfl 1tn ~ H10fllaftd Part H1gtl Seas H1Qt11andt H1Qtl Pofnt Hfgh Treason HfghW4,t Ta.orrow: Mluechustttl \ \ I . '.'-j I '1 '\ '!"'AYLOR CO. 1n:.\I 1111~~ •.,11\\ l'.llli IEAunAIL SHOUCUr.S -S23S.OOO Real rare n.astlc charm! Impressive 3 BR English s tyle home with pool. Ocean view from upstairs mslr BR. 2 I I I S• JOClqllin Hlls load MIWPORT CIMTU. M.I. 644.49 I 0 G_, .. 1002 G1Aal 1001 .............................................. Owner-to Move! 4 Bedrms, or and dea. U4 S.th. Lo.,._ I}'. quiet neighborhood. Clea1' end bright. Rtde.,,.t lllOIM;c49at Tlltett. V., t6M4tl PllCI SLASHrD SJOOO S llDIOOM WITH t I POOL-Ut.tOO Spread out in t.hi.5 huge ~ bedroom home plus bonua room and de· IJ&hlflll swimming pool. Ideal ror families who like their recreation at home. pool table Is ln· -------• eluded. Call for appolnt· ' men\ 842·2:135. MISAD& Mil Ol'lN lttO•tl~llJNIOll(Nl(I ' =~~~~ [lll~lltll hoc:De. Great H&F pool __ _ St9t.._HewYHI' oolpcorner lot. w/pleo ty ol rm roe trMUer o bolL &epa to puk •ten· nls in quiet establlabed neighborhood. Onl y ··-645-9&91. ~ Walker r. lee Real f "tete ~11'Pfo' l" .,.)UllfllJll! 'SUI f •Ill'' (ll'ratal •dlltJ • 11"•'k '"''' "' K111' .. Mo> ulov t(l •11llJIJ Wwd.btt!' WIMl(f .. 11 If you missed your dre•mbome-for Christma.a, see It now ~ Dover Shor e:s Bayrront~o· on the ' water with pier and slips ror large or many small boats. Goraeous home, entry court with swim. ming pool. $ bedrm, Cormal dJrung and much more. ..... 111w.,,. "' .._1uo1111 au • PETE BARRETT -REALTY- lt .. (ruurm... ''" n\'n. ~ .... _. .... _. ..... , ..... , ..... ,. 1.-ov"'-t• U•~u" r"1t01 ~\" ""' J,1 I u JC tO d f \ • '~----------· •·•""'"''"' · '""'01.,.., 5UPlllHOMU Or<:akf•el '1dllu tiuol REALTY J,.,u..u •vll111yl>llU 11111111" '~a Yt WuTant., \II.I.> \401<1"" ll••11'( "' ii... ttow"-.a""' t'TOl(nan• ft1..,,.L Wuo' lAI\ tt'au fkl ,..1111 ~•II •vi ah!ormdliu•• ....... '!I' .. ~ .. ,. "'"'-*' S49 .. 6SS fmllffl -.. _ .!A~J!!e~~~2 ... ~ Oulnnlng older home rtj· ~ 'I cently crptd. drpd & ILUFFS paoeJed. Huie llv rm, '70R L!A51° w/cornerstonefrplc.Se 3 Bedroom, 21r'i bath. hof;>bY rm: Harbor J:li· w8tervtew. ~./month. Build a unit for xtra·ID· c•• •6~"9900 come. Our exclusive. -..._ -.nu or~. or hes: 644-0406 ~ Walker 6 I r.r. Real (state COVIMGTOM ~&J&/al.SV- valley Realty PRIME4 ~tlngton ~!!~a'!!"!t Beach location. Let. ua new c bed rm. f• mlly show YoU bow YoU can become.the proud owner room, beamed celllng ofthisprldeofownenhlp home. llvtng room Back 4 Plex. Great Investment Bay area. $125.000. We for tax shelter and •P· TrWarder al Trillarbor ! preciatlon. 3 bedroom 408E.JrtfltJ1. RIR,.!l! firepl•ce plus three 2 A~. . ... owner 's un ll w i l bltl.~~~·1-111-~!-;~ bedroom un.lta. Owner • • will belp CiGaoce. For more lnrormatlon call ----------96U767. Of'tN Ill 9• H S 'llH f0/llNK.f ' ID -"' E REAL ~ATERS _ TUmM Beautiful Spacious 4 Bdrm. I,,e lot. tmmed ocaJPllDCy. llO.llCSO , _______ _ THIHOMISll.URS 752-535) BIG CANYON a~~.!!!, ~.f!TJ!oMsq. tt .• b l... •""'"1 b t d bedroom home In rlDaJ omel JH '""' •• atagea of construcUoo. c:beeryifd c.;.. Family room and library I.I.I= at ovorlookin1 aor1eous a pool area and aolf T...,., Vly course. 2 story llvlRi f62-44tl roo m with maaalf& r~~~~~~~~~ ftreplace and •lew loft. 1: $38S1.000· Oi>eo Hou10 $59,500 lmm1cula~ a Br 2 Ba home. All Bhna, fireplace, b\llt ramll1 rm aod m1tn.loured yard. Qa1J:NH4M ASSOClATEO SO. COAST BKRS. Satl::auo l-5..r. 17 Royal.St. G«q~ ~.IS._ 640-6161 4 · COl\TS t. WALL~CE AEALESTATI INI . .............................................. OHi ACRI RANCHI Elcape to Orao.p Part Actwr Get away from 1t all & come home to a beautlful Spanllb lladeoda w /+beclrocJa. 1,000 ICI· ti. on prtyate cuJ.de.aaa m.t. Corrals. stalls for bor1e1. lrNplaceabl.e location.. A bu'aalD at '1~500. Call todayt JAIWllHOW&L ......... .. ... 89 DAILY PILOT Monday. January 3. 19n ~~.~~~ ........ I~~~!!.~~ ........ ~~-~~ ....... ~~!.~~~ ........ ~-~~-~ ........ ~:.~~ ....... . HoetNa FOf" S. ~·For S. HcMtNa FOi' SGle ~ I 002 Cit'MrOI I 002 CoroM def Mar I 022 H.tti...,t°" hoch I 040 lrYllM I 044 N.wporl leoc), I 0'9 ····•···•···•···•·••·········•················ ..•.••...••...•..................•............ ·•····•·••·•····•······ ··••·•·••·····•·•··•••· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G••ral I 002 ~ I 001 GftMt"d I 002 CAMEOSllORES Uv1na room. ljepurot~ Qin. 3 Br. 2 l>u Prof de cocated Poot. parklike yd 1189.500 hy owner 4600 lloxbury. C11moo Shureti Oi>en Sun I 4 l~h 644-4140 INCOME NOPUTY 2 HOUSES OMA LOT TRULY llGCAMYOH VIEW · $2 I 5,000 Caotivatina Vww N,·~port BJY to l>eane 1~ome J 1-uJ't\M Cataltnu• Iron R·•le t•n and tumlly room.:? b.1 . Ir> M..imrnoth l1vini: ...•••..•.••......•.... ·•···•················· •.•••.......••......... WHAnAVllW! Warm. friendly 3 bdrm pool home overlooking the Bay. Balboa Is land, the Pavilion and beyond'. This Irvine Terrace home also features a den. skylights, sumptuous maste r suite and whatta view'. Presented at $198,000. U,._.l()Uf t1()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast H1ghwav. Corona det Mar ,11sn 1n M••S•' V1•rrll' ,,, 54f-i !>990 1002 G ...... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TMINIUHG AIOUT SB.UHG7 Well. now is the best time of the year to list ; historically. activity is best in January, right after the holidays. This year. it will be frantic. For best results, get started right now! Call : 67)..4400 GaMral I 0021 ~ I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 BDRM. SPECIAL One of the finest homes in Mission Viejo. 1s now uval1ahle due to transfer. 5 Spacious bdrms .. family rm .. forma l dining rm & 3 car garage. Beautiful patio overlooking canyon & ml!'.> Sl25,000 GeMrol I 002 I GeNf'OI 1002 .............•......... ··•············•·····•· CLASSIC 14LIOA HOME Peninsula l~ation . -.tcJ) · to OCl'an & bay. Fun two bedroom w1lh wood noors. Best bu) iJl S85.000 r • COl.OWIU ...... co. 644-1766 COYING TON ULEX $123,500 t'700 l'Q Ct owner·s sultl' with f1r~plac~ µlu:< thr~~ huge bedroom~ Thr~ 2 bedroom. 2 hath apart mtnl!s ~ cur garage Best buy in Uli! V fill Y populur model. Call lo· day 646 7J71. (ll'f "4 ,,, ,, • ,, 'llJ'l IC'I ~·'I(/ ~'1111 $36.950 Btrl decoratan~ & de llghtlul brick pallo areo · INCOME UNITS Sax unit apartmenl building in good North Santa Ana location. No vacan- cies. In good condition. A DON BIRD EXCLUSIVE . $105.000 Call for details CALL NOW 752-·7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associa test Re altors ,. om p It rn l' n l l hi s Gftttnll 1002'GaMf'Clll 1002 spacious t story town· ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• home If you are paying ~......_......., was ted n'nt m oney. here's your chance to get somt> lax deductions & a savings accnt started . m dn pymnl posMble &16 7711. -TRANSFER MUSTSB.L 4 IR-2 STORY POOL-S67,500 Tree lined s treet In prime bt>ach neighborhood. Formal entry to large ram1ly hv ing room. Brick floor to ce1hng fireplace . Coun try k i tchen . Dine. Flags tone terrace. Hideaway mastl'r suilc 3 baths. 22· family enter- tainment room. Many decoration items, 1.e. custom shutters and drapes. Hurry! Won 'l last. Call 963·7881. )iltr-J ,,, •J. I·, 1111'.; 'Ill'# tlf I OCEAN VIEW North Laguna Beach Condo Large 1 bc..odr m. 11,-a balh, fm~place. Ex tensive sundeck w /Can Laslie ~·1ew Exclusive $86,500. 644. 7270 SALLY ROUT ......... has joined the sales staff of Select Properties. Sally has been active in local real estate Cor the past several years and brings an abun- dance of energy and enthusiasm to her work. Sally is an avid golfer and an avid real estate pro. For truly professional servicing of all your real estate needs, call Sally at 751-3191. c:;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES I 002' GNH'Cll 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. & formal dining, with view toward Harbor Island. Boat slip. $325,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Buy\•rl" 011ve N B 675 6161 1'~o lariw new homl'S or room witll v•L·w • Mar --' on a cornt!r lot Ne.or •c. J IOI locot~"' In prim ('Ommunaty pllrk, PoOI bll' rtrt•placc f>1111eled llunlln~on lkuth tt!nt11I 1 ed fornutl dimn" room Wt!t "' h .... h 13 and 1ght tennis l'i>urb ... area. oc.llC nvmc· ui1 d b~r Spurious kllrhen & W t Ad u It 64'1 567 h I b d This £'11ghlful home 1s rn ~ an n esu :. • l ree arge c room> p4 ntry F.i.tra 1ar"1' ... d bl Th toi> eond1uon t'nce " Jnu ou (' garage < ma:.ll'r wins Glassed I 024 masstvl' kltch ns haH $99.~ vil'w patio 1.oads ol ••••••••••••••••••••• •• all the bwll ms Ownt!r 1~ stor•ge 3 Cnr J(ara1tti Cotto~ w1lhng to sell on an rn ,1 Citlt now ro 1 personal teresl only loan Catt (o1 ~ D.. preview 752 1700 ~~1~~~z"2.s~po1ntmen1 li/:(~r [a~ ;\HV"t:. '; ~ [ i 'llf ,iilil 833,~ ~ . ~!!!!' FIXER UPPER S&S Resale SpeciallSta. J. 'tS13 CAMPU5Da·hWIH£ Watet f1 wt Condo fn nice neighborhood. 4 or 5 bdrm models avail. OPEN DAILY Z tJr, 2 s ty lrr ·level. lirlng your paint & TLC somew/pools 9Gll-4602 8/\.M. T06 PM formal din·rm. 60' Uo11l S80.000 area. asking Pennington Properties $I 1 p S 2 0 0. 0 O 0 SS3.~. Agt. 673 7601 ·----~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl TIJRTLE ROCK Ph 552.7091 I• JBR. Carruly rm. Plan I, ------ CHOICE . EASTSIDE 4BR 2BA home ne ar Westc11rr shopping & schools. Playhouse 1n te ar yard. boat/camper storage. CALL today to see this r1n~ fltm1ly home. 64.5-6646 FHA great vu Lots or xtras HEWPORT IEACH By owner S91.$00 Bluffs 3 Br. 21l baths. ASSUMABLE 6444G4&. large family room. E Pion. Unobstructed view Q\o1ce opportunity for a 3 Br Home. den w/pvl en or Back Bay on lurgt• good home and a great t~ance. 2 car gar. £rplc, greenbelt L1k l' new loan m the center oC H.B. air cond. newly decorat cond. Wolk to pools For Massive s tone fireplace. ed. pool Sl lot off slrt-et sale by owner/a gt!nl. 24 · Camily room. carpet· eJut. quiet C'Ol·de·~.lr, $139.500 644·6S29 e\eS 1ng and drapes $15.000 close to everything. prin 752 5041 day!I down pays t o FHA only 546-0403eves -'------ balance and 1S14o.~ .. ~ ~IHc:h 1048 N:wpo~i~V~~:e. month pays a . .....,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fullpr1ce HURRY' xtra lrg lot w/many 531.saoo ' COMMERCIAL PoSS1b1bt.aes. Lots of ex-GRACIOUS lntemational Rffl LOTS tras here CALL now LIVING + &tote Network Prime Pacific coast UNITED IROKERS ,•INCOMEUMIT• 1:~~~~~~~~=1 llwy location. Two C·I JohnCareyGRl646--7414 lots & three R 2 lots Three luxunously large Tolal package· $23l.000. FEB> THE DUCKS bedrooms keynote one or REMODELED .._. Rir. •LTY . r r 0 m t h e 1 ~ e . our best Eosl Srdt" offer NORJ"S 10A waterfront deck. 2·sly • 5 lngs The 20x30 living * 494-8057 * BR. & pluyrm : J ba. room. pool. GUEST COTTAGE HOUSE. 3 car garage 1 •GUllrJ & Xlnt cond. Walk lo pools. with shop space and 1ort Brand new carpets. -",,_ tennts &oceon. $96,500 make this a wonderfully draix,>s, paint and leaked HIDIEA WA y CAYWOOD RE.AL TY ne10ble"home for a large floors. Enclosed garden 2 Bedroom & den in * 548°1 290 * family New paint and room highlights this Canyon w1secluded rear --------- plus h carpeting too !lpectaeular home. 3 yard. Patio. terrace & SPYGLASS HILL PLUS Rental Uo1t in Bedrm · I 'll• Bath. 2 tree house. One male to Brand New 4 br. 3 ba. back. fireplaces. Just a short town & beach. All this for ram. rm. poss lse/opt. walk Crom golf course m only $64.500 Call now to By owner. 752 539 __ 1 __ one or H untington Beach·s Cmest areas. All ~G4S~ Uus for only $83,000. :n:> N. Newport. N B llGCANYON PCMOf'°""C Vle• 3 u Monoeo Model OPEN SUN 1·5 HOLIDAY SPECIAL 2 Separate~· Take 4 Bedrms. Den and on I lot. Full oC Easts1dc FamUy room. add pool. TRADE/SELL Or by appointment 116 RucVerte GRAND VISTA RLTV 768-l212 6404111 Extra spacious I bedrm Charm. $85.000 J8Cuni. fire.ring and -----~-.. G.....-ol -1 OOl GeMf'Cll f 002 3 ~/2 loth superb decora11n~. Set In ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dbl. garal!e Fenced lovely neighborhood on home. mint rond. lrg '1:" Pl.AM fenced yard. secluded Comp. redecor.; on cul Close-in. SS7.500. de sac. 1st Time offered Mon In On Credit Appro•ol! Be:iutiful 3 bdrm. 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Newly painted. new 1.'pl. BBQ & large yard for entertain· IOK Vacant' &16·3928. eves 673-4577 Lacheninyer Realtor HOME ON THE WATER Gracious 2 Story home with 4 large bedrooms Beautiful patio ror 1n· door I outdoor entert3an· mg Ideal Cor Cam1ly hv· mg in a beach communa· ty. $119.500 COST"' MES"' yard $50.750. Terms. private. tree lined Cul d GEORGIAN '"' • Roy McCardle Sac. pay only m .ooo an COLONIAL CHARMER Realtor 1810 Newport happiness 1s sure t "Z" Rftlfty 49.f.1611 for sale.3 BR. 3 ba .. ram. rm. Fimshed & paneled SIX lf:DROOM Fantastic 3 Br Cam1ly Costa Meaa 548·7729 follow• MOBILE HOME garage. 1134,750 Large, 1969 Star mobile CORBIN ASSOC. HEAR BEACH home Cost a Mesa's .R b rt most popular area. As ·-O"'CHING D e S Formal doubll:' door en sumable VA loan. Easy ,.,,.-,,.-" '"' try to classic old world monthly payments PERFECTION --Realty home: 26x4J, in Laguna Reaffon 759-0226 Beach Largl' lot.1--------- secluded & qwet. Moun·l•-------- cha rm. Larl!e l1 v1n~ Don't mass this one. In design ... an quality ... room with floor to cc1hni:: $47,500 full price. Call in hvabihty this lmpec· lflt4t leaeb 11..s fireplace. Banquet sized now646·7171 cable Mesa Verde ex. • . • • : • IUOUllC\OO IUtb mfi~fic;:}~ formal dininit room Is oPtN "' 9 ·" \ '''"' '°"' 1v1<1 ecuUvc famlly home can ---------. nn,,..."" n.n~ conven1ently secluded [e I be the answer to your ~ IV Crom huge <·ountr y 1.li1~:1;f·1J 1977 dreams. Featurinl( PubUcMotice 499 •29oo kitchen Family casuat J\iJ !11 formal hvang plus a bag Government ••" 500 Lo 1 2 b t entert:11nmenl roo m _ ----··-·-~· CanuJy room. t<;ach with • .....,, · ve Y r · ap · overlook~ ground:. a fireplace. Formal din AsSllMClblel.oons Oen side oC Hwy. Views Guesl quarters Sweep. ---------1 mg and a large kitchen. 5 Available 10 anyone. No 49'1·359S/494-G320 Agt lalll views $13,000 CANNERY VILLAGE 2 Bdrm house m C·l ione. $6&.000 UDO ISLE 2 Bdrm.+ den: frplc .. 2 pallos; beamed ce1l. llv ing rm. $145.000. LIDO REALTY .1:177 \ ;,, l.i1lu. '\. B tug open bann15ter stairs $59 950 big bedrooms 2680 sq. ft new loan costs. Low tn· ---------1 to massr v<' bedroom , in alL The resl tS breath teresl available. take s uites llurry for this 4 Bedroom. 2 bath. taking . Isl time ad over payments, 3 & 4 1---------"Gone With The Wand" charming home w 1th vert1sed. 1112,500. Call bedroom homes. hurry, *673-7300 * ~Ian charmer Cull963·7881. near new plush carpel· ~2313. call842-88M oPrt1 '''? · "\ ,.,,. "'"' " I mg. Wood shingle roof. ""'" "' <> ·"' •1.., •o ~' '"' 1 ~t lfll_dl ~~.:t~di~E~~ I• 6,IHI TAllBl ~ -S Coast Pina ---'"#I la CdifonUa" fam/dm'g & hv'rm 2612 LANDMARK REAL ESTATE 900 Gl•·nncy"' ~I ~C)4, 9.17 l \40 ''Jl6 SPANISH ..... CGpi1trano '078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charming 2700 sq Ct. 4BR. on approx. t,.'1 acre. Formal dln, pan'ld ·ram rm w/wel bar Prof'ly ldscpd grounds. 1164.500. \... ~ -Wl\n:RFRON'T """------.--~-~~-~--.--HOMES ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~:_ REAL ESTATE -631-1400 G••rd 1001 fi••rGll 10021--------- 116\ SAH JOA.OVIN HILLS AD. IN NEWPORT CENfEA • sq.Ct. L~e 15x40 ·pool 4 BR. Cam rm, RV Large pri vatc lot on ~an side or hwy: 3 bdtms .. J baths, big £pie & great floor p lan. $155.500 .~t II. Mesa Verne 4 br. 3 ba. ANYTIME w1Jacuzz1. coverd paUo. storage. upgraded. 3 car gar. xlnt schools. Owner. 968-8019. !~·-~·-~·-~·-~·-•_•_•_•_•_•_•_~ ~~~~~~~' Own.r. by appt. 556'1434· I .. 1044 MOHARCHIAY $120.000. " •IOND REALTY* GALLERY or I IOM ES l714Ull·941 I -" ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 0 Mesa Verde PRICED TO SELL. by Lovely 1 Br.~. ram ~~ •••••••• !~.~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·······················----------VACANT! AIANDOHB> Immediate J>QSsion. Sgt. owner. $85,000. lmmed. rm. large Uva.ng room & cae: 810181 BLlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE UOOISU UTTal.Y CHAa.t•tt&! 3 Bedroom + Lounge Decorated 111 Greens & Blues. Entry Paneled. Expensive Wall Coverings. Powder Rm Has Surprise Hidden Laundry Area. Xtra Lge Patio. Street to Sttada. Beamed Ceiling in L/R. Vault«! Ceilings Upstairs $149,500 Ill DOYB DatYE 631·1800 MlSAVERDE Now vacant! Large 4 Bedroom and family room. located on hugt• Cul·de·Sac lot . tr you need 1t BIG 4 BEDROOM on a BIG LOT. see this beauty• $72 ,750 Call 540 1151 - ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS PRICE SLASHED story 4 br. 2 ba in "Model 4 + occupancy. Luxury 2 BR, separate dining room w 1 0 w n er· 3 Br Ad u It Home" cond. One or the library. Rancho San Joa· beamed ceilings. Heated Twnhse. nr OCC. Pool. 4 IR + POOL best locallons in Fount. Family Room quin Condo. Fully BP· pool set in ocean view Immediate occupancy private roadway leads lo Valley. Hard to believe a Excellent area. shows pointed. in c Id air. Excellent condition. S39.950Ph 646-6308 ~r~~ c !:cc~l~:: ~J~~ :~Y· ~'. ~~rJ:x1c<1a ff~ like a model. Pool-slz ~= sJ.~7~fl. Spm & Guarded private com-Soelfh LC19'1ftG I 086 entry! Dining entertain-545-M24 yard, parquet entry an ---------• munHy S164.500 Ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• men t . Epi c urean ASSOCIATED dining room. 3 Cull baths. TURTLEIOCI< 499-2'7l& 2 BR. 2 Ba, newly dee. 180 kitchen Soar1 ng 50 COASTBKRS. PV stone h ea rth, DISCOVER the secluded 1.oglMHih 1050 Degree OCl!an view staircase lo bedroom ---------1 separate game room garden paUos oC this well ••••••••••••••••••••••• Public beach access. retreats Lush tropic at 0n1 Y S8 9 • SOO · Ca I designed 2 BR, den, 2 BA Beautiful Laguna Hilla '°" Sl25.000. 492~700 Pr1nc. backyard wrsh1mmenng Coroeadef Mer I 022 ~1720 single family home. saJe. by owner. 4 er. 2 ea. only summer fun pool. Skinny ••••••••••••••••••••••• GRANDVl5iA ram~ wtwet bar. cpta,W __ f'S...;;,._h_nil_llS_ter ____ 1_0_9_8 dappers dehghl' Owoer ,RIVATE 9ftABl!l I RLTY 68·12 drps, 1mmac. Lrg well ••••••••••••••••••••••• bought new Must sell IEACHACCESS I~.. FAl'IWAY developed yard. Call HEWPORT HTS. ':fl ooS:Om total down• 4 II Rl'dllc.cl '"#I ltt Cdifvnlio.. TOWNHOME lm-t034 for appt. $49,950 A delight to show ' .,..,,,,,., "''"''o"""'' to$109500 Lake & Night Light ...,..Hllpef 1052 SUPER Spucious3 BR. Jba., pool [e I The r1 1· • 1·gbt. the D-.aPoW 1026 V1'ews. Most popular ••••••••••••••••••••••• tionw: 2 fr'l)tcs · sundeck l'~;Sif 1i\!I locatf once ls s g~eat.' the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rancho San J oaquin J br SEA TERRACE over garage with O(ean ~ an;~ rnstr bdrm is giant, the Near M~rlna. Spacious plan co promised DOOPER view! $139.500 <Or will ~~;;~~~~~·~ yard is .....,., sized, the ocean view duplex, . • { un m 48R 2ba Popular "J'' 3 Bedroom. den, central leaae at $650 mo, yearly l ..: 1 and .1t"""8 re e. lb e sq. ft. or living area. view rom every room. Plan. Comer lot, Qwet air, nice fenced yard . ....... __ -.... ....._.,, GOLF COURSE $137 000 $20,000 in custom up· <"U.1-de-sac. heated pool. Convenient to sboppin& & _.. -1 • • vr· bat.brooms are two and ' · grades. Wood ceilings, Localed In the private u Redton VIEW the fireplaces are t.oo. security system. custom comm .. 4 tennis courts, * 675-7060 * Btrtly upgraded. very 644-7211 AMCHOIAM wood entry. Ultimate rec center. walk lo .. WEST<>IDE REAL TY ~~~~~~~~~I spacious home on golf IMYISTMIMTS RAncbo Home SUS.000. beach ENJOY THE G••r.. IOOl1GaMfGll 1002 course. 4 bds. master 171,.149 ... 7711 Ww~J..S7K!5.821·8202.06. evea· GOODUFE $125,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••,••••••••••••• TURTLE ROCK down. 2\.'z ba. frml dJn. ~ -... ......, -. First time offered! lm· lge ram rm. wet bar & ---------IOOMYEAR C::::::~llRADlEY OfhttoRfflhtat. INC 848 nn meonab / lrvtne realty LU.SI 0"10N -VIEW HOME The discriminating buye r will ap- preciate this unusual property~ 2 BRs. studio & 2 bulbs. Freshly re· modeled & redecorated. Ocean ·& jetty view -12-block to beach. $168.500 1ease/oplion . Polly J ohnston 642·8235. <X24 ). RAU IN IA YSHOUS Beautifully remodeled lg . fa mily home across fro m beach. S BRs or 4+den. 4 baths. Mini ·bay view from master BR. New random plank flooring in living room. Jacuzzi tub in master bath. All new kitchen. ~asy t o see! J eannc Barnell 944·6200. (X25). '42·1235 '44·6200 tOl Do,,.r Drl""8 Her-bor Vl1w Center frvlne .i C.rnPUt Val .. v Ctnttr 751·1414 macutate, adult oc· expanaivevl.ow.545·9491. lllallHglORleoch 1040 l '13<::::::~~ ..................... .. cupied, split·l«tvel family Prf•afe fll\'ftfor •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• J1muary of l976 was one ---------r Mobile Hotfttt .. -me nol tease land. J HU .......... GTO... oC the hottest months all .,__ .,........ I I 00 '"' Local resident wants """" "" •-i di · I y l"'Ullr -Bdrms .. tge. Camlly rm. d 1 lri 1 CdM year "' n cations are MONARCH A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·" frntc .. formal din· up ex or P ex LAMDMAJUC th.at the same will bold Tb I t I f w•u• ·.. area. Pri n only. no I B C d r 1-.. If h s o v e Y our SELF CONT'D. 8"26. full Ing 3 car garage. for the brOkers please. 873•7710 Upst a rs 1 r on o. true or ""· you ave bedroom. occ41n view bath Just relinlshed In· golCer. sand trap & Possession 3/l. SJ5,000 any real ~ataUt needs· home is within walking side.' Set up with ttwninl(. pitching green. heated cash to $18,000 loan ap-don't waiHall nowt. distance to the beach. $1800. ~t73 pOOI, extra storage tor Q.tilQ ~ ...&'\ '-i f)-C. ~Q. • prox. Appl only Eves Red C_,.. Ertjoy pnvate comm uni· --------- 1\V or boat. FUtered air· P~ 1-'ot.1 ~,.. -'b i;, q• -;J Spm-3pm, 960-2583. Prtn· Ratllton 133-3310 ty living atS12UOO .__. ~ 2000 cond. plus radiant heat· Tlta# Intriguing Word Gome wit/Io CllucJda ctpalsOnly <>PIM SUHDAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ans. Upgrading galore A ------4.., CIAT .. '°"""' -----Owner's Pride. Giant 4 HUGI 4-f'U.X real jewel! By app·t. 0 ...,_,. "-" .. t11e bedroom 2·story, 2i,..l•--------In Costa Meso. Only 1 1152.500. Fast possession '°"' _.........., _. i. baths. s-arate ramlly CUl.YaDALI 496-7222 '31·0136 Avail Lots of lawn. pos.'lble -io '°"" '-.. ..._ _.. ~.. ~~~~~~~~~I bl kl rf I · room. bufCet dining, 2 4 IR.• FAM. RM. _ tns. spr rs. pe . oc. c. F. ColeswortholYO ~ rl 01 "IR Al" I r ._,,_,r... r.:~·~di-c!~.rl~~~~ S~pa~OHgaluo~~nothlo~.tun Mhsbt Ylefo t067 ~z:k:'~~~. s~:c:0c:>c ltlALTOIS 640-0 11 ( __ .. __ r· Tarbell , Realtors . runiboaie:;lth4 bdrma.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS05.mo ..-.....~~· 962·5566 au on upper level 11wuy a.a.a A C!'!le SOUTH COAST OCIAMROMT DUPLEX 3 Bdrm., .• 2 baths up. 2 bdrma.. 2 baths down: both w/frplc./converu· t.lon area. Only 3 yrs. youn1. Good rentAI n:· eord. Priced at U75.CIOO m.aG63 833-0623 associated f' '• 1' • f "•; I) t A ', ,IJ '• <f ' 'f\, • I f o -I ' ~ I r " A p 6 A I s'l from flrsl floor activity. RUU INVESTMENT --OWNER SACRIFICE: budem11terbdrm.wllh OfBedroomsto lslove . ____ ~ __ lJ._03 __ _ I r I I Prestige etrtum model. -1 ·-Sunke n living room. separate dressins area, Y starter homo on a i--------- c er a m 1 c e n l r 1 . 3 plus a huge bonus room h u a e • be 11 u u f u 11 y I H E c I F I ' Sc••~ 1, u"predicitbi-1 11 bedrooms. formal dln· dealgned ror comelete landscaped lot. This I r r I et"~ rM" 11p io !tie"'°°"· in&. beerty fireplace, family (u.n. Beautlfulty shake-roofed home • - - -bl.II ii Cl"no' ge1 -dow" newlY paiot'ld. Tarbell. decora t ed lbtuoul. W1flreplace ill In 8 -------from publlc txilldl119J. ,.,. Realton,MZ-8854 Located on an extra QUALITY LOCATION l S £ [ 0 I 8 I ---------1 large lot and cloae to and clOllC to ahopplng! I 11 I I I 0 COlt!P""" "'-""~ qucll9d $48,SOO-Vllla Owner's pool. park & te nnis f62.500. . L _ . _ "1 '11Nfto "' "'-""111"11 -d bought anolher home, c:ow:u. Reduced to 1011 at '--"'-~ ........... -~ "°" ....... 1'*"....,""" J ......,, oeeda lmmedlato t111 lc. -.:ioo do. l Yt bath•. dlnln11 ... Place For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 Gorgtou.a 3 bed.room con· I .... Quajl ~ Cal,. tC:::':.1 Tk~~h"e"tt Pt aplrlima a.l'«l. 91J..*6 • aw ~a~~ MAOtl _______ _ • I Olm-R ... &tah ....... Unfwwl•d ......_ U•fwwl*d Hottte1 Unfunliahed Ho.1•• Uafunllshld Apcriftwfth ""'11hed Monday. January 3. 11"7 DAILY PILOT •7 ............................•...................•.................... ···········•••·····••·· ·•••········•·········· ........•••.••.•....... ' . lwPr-opcrty 2000 CoroftodefMw JJ22 CodoMHa 3224 in• 3244 M.wportleoch 3269 Costa Mesa 3724 A.partwHnhu..hrft. ~~'!'::'.':.~ .... ~.~ .... " uuneouuuu•uue •u•mneu emu eeu• ;•;,~•;•;;o•;;;~:~·;; •mu uuuunu•uu ~=~·~~;·;~l~;t~; ... ~~~~.-~~~;:~~~~· .. c:;;.;;_;;:u•n••j;~· CotfaMfto 3124 MewporllhcJa JHf 8 UMfTS ); gac street ~l~t' to ult • REHT A.LS * 3bt . 2ba. lie lot Gucit Orluxc 1 br upt SlllO mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Santo Ana f'1vf' 2 bdrm schools incl'g OCC & So l IJlt.drn $475 roomsep $475 846·3157 Adwuonly, no pcu 1~ <.:ASA \tlCTORlA S200 Lge 2br. 2ba. pool, BR, 3 Bu Condo. 2 Car & 3 l·bdrm l'rimt• pro Coast Plua 546-7~ 2 OR. llen • ~ ---, Pomona Ave, Apt 15 l & :>.OK. unf or furn. l!as ullull), Newly dl'coratC'd. aar. frpl(', tennis, Vll"W Pt'rly. S125.000, 15•, CONDO 2 BR 2 8-2RR $385 Yearly281f&Ck'n.2bli, Completely furn. 1 br &wtrpd Adlt.11.nop.:·tx no p.-1s, tS41l 7311+, $475 lllt! 87531123 down · . a . 2 BR s.i2S home Frplc. DIW, dbl d 1 • Sl45 Pool. rtt rm. sec gute. 67~. llUGRUMDY REMrAl.S clean , blln:s , rdrlg,. 2DR .i•-.B1t S5SO l(ar.wa.lktoheh.pool:1& ~7~ ~~JO~~~t'r 52SV\ct0f1D 64211970 'illHEWrORT REALTOR 67S.6l 6I patio. pool11, nr 0 C C :rnn. 2 Bu S500 ~ "'35 mo 645·0836 ___ . __ New Twnh!e Apt t'rplc. A.PA.RTMEKTS $350 mo 646·8811 Rltr J til<. I.kn $500 EA~ home 3 Bf< 3 liu Studio dr<'or furn. P'"t 2 l}r .2 Ba. f~k. pool. 2 sty pool. J11<'uzz1 21.ir. l hba. 1or 2 Bedrooms and RISORT PROP. 32 UNITS on 4 ocres m downtown 11JC BEAR blk1i from lake lneom 16 SS0.000 yrly. Sule price Is s:?Ao.000.1 $00,I down. 8eller Wiii ('Orry balance ut 8~1r Owner desperate, needs cash o · trade. CA.U. 645-6646 71 Unit Apt ProJect . Coi.tu Mesa. prime locat1un. I be built in 1977 Excellent tax shelter benefits fo 1977 Rcqwres $320.000 in J a nuar y . BulliJcr (714 )642·4905 JAS MINE CRF.EK 'S ft-r~'--" 1226 J Ul\.2b,1 ... ~75 d (l 1 · L ' B ~Uo. Willer & gas pd E·Sldl.' Chtldn~n OK patio & bulrnny, gar TownhoW1cs --3 D" L"I' 2, h ••c.• un <Hl • eue ) .... ,,,,., <'""'' $290 548 O'Jl6 w/washcr dryer huoltup t-'rom $231150 most popular model••••••••••••••••••••••• n,r ,., o ,,.,,., o w ner $600 mo cwn10....,·.--Adi $37~ 10 Ii Phan 2 with 2 be<lrmll & Tt!MIS. Swim'" Snuna 3 BR. 2 Ba S425 Vays,752·9442 or lf75 IG17 0CC S -I' •n=--uti1s Clsa de Hermosa 646u:: O am· pm, S0~1:' 91 6 o,.aily dl*n /\ burl( Jiil lit $68S . ... • 3 HR. 2 r~ . S500 ' ()«Ill ...., "b l f ' l 1 •~ l pa 00 II enn13 r mlh on earl leaM? Pvt Co!1'munily. 2 br. 2 3 Bit. 2 l:ia $565 t!vcs pd Fc.oe " r up w1 ircp arc. T> /\cross from Fa,hlon pe Y Y b a. Coo do . D I W , 3 BR 2 U 54 ,. IVI ., 1 11 b Mam Rentoals !140 ~370 bath. range. oven. d111 OGIMI Pohd 3826 Island at Jnmb<>rc.•e on lncludei. bll 11memt1cs Was her /dryer $3 l 5 . u · I I I I ~ 1r & en or 3 r • hwusher ·$320 AJ5o 3 br ••••••••••••••••••••••• &ln 11 H 1 Clubhouse. pool Jaeu7.21. 8311678 . 3RR,f>'R. . . $425 SS25 Av l. J a n 8th. STUNNING l.11 . l br <scp.bld~l$370 38 2 88 d I Opl 2 Joaqulnlll 1! onL teruus courts 3 UR. 2 11<1 • dl•n .... $475 644-41187 evt'~ gardl!Q apt .,out. rel' 160 W. W1l~on r, . bll' uu ~is 17141 644-1900 Fountain Valle-y 3234 3 BR. 2 Ou .. $4!0 BRAND N BIG CYN . ureu. 1215. 710W 18th SL --T~ir:~ ... ~~':· no pe --o~· UXE-ON LAr<KS P U R .. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30R.:.i~.Ba ......... S530 3 ew d 2 -ISTMOHTHfR.E.E • ~ bdrm. 2 bath. no pets, LG 3 BR. 3 BA. trpl. 3 BR.JlJa ·· ..... $1i()(l s;y • vb~i t 8,tu Y HmtiftcJtORleach 37 40 SSydToWllhouMs Huntfnc)tonleoch 3840 Easlbluff 3 br, 2 ba. one car gar. S37S per dshwsr Many upgrades •l BR. 3 lla .. $575 l nlise, o e DOC> in~ go~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, 1 ~ ba from S29S. Air •••u•••••••••••••••••• Leue. Incl sp11c mastt'~ mth.yl'arlylease Very $385. 714!163451l!f or 5 Blt 2"1 Hll • ,$55() co~1rs~. pralm&aTti c SMALLBEACHHOT&L cond,pvtnatios.Adults "'--L.-A.tP.-a. )Ul!c. din rrn & dbl rue~ c"l·""•5 A,.. N f' urcn tcc.ure. oo en· R $30 k " ..__ -_... I( a r u ~ e . Au Io do 0 r .,.,.,.,.. . ., •. o ee nis~"''mo'l>879·a""7 ooms w see M0 r l!l20Meyer off ""I 3 b "'L b tt 11 p 1 & ,...,..,., ' ......, Apts$130lmo.~7056 " · u.:uxe r ,..., a n opener av11 . oo 0 N D l G C 0 R 0 NA 3 BDRM. 1"• Ba. Prestige BIG CANYON View ol l9lh ~kdoys ll·5• wknds dbl t1ur., patlo. (rpk. 1713 recreation arl'a. Adu!l!> B~A C ll BREAKERS ar ea . $400 mo. Agt Gollcourse&lakc,2 br~ a..og..c.Hills 3750 l0-4.G4202!12 Al~bama, 536-3465 or on.ly.Nopcta.t'rom$300. ORlVt: l''abulous View. 9624471,546-8103 1>3, upgraded. S6SS mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge 3 br. 2 ba townhouse ~1718 86SAm1~osWay ~e~d~~bu~u~~~:!r~ LG. Bonus Rm. 3 Btt. 2 . Steps to Tenn. c rt, pool, ALICIA. PLAZA in quiet complex. Garage :i br. 11.,. ba. frplc, patio. G Ma~at:d b{eo per mlh Yearly lease BA. frpl, dshwshr. rpt.s. 3 Br, 2 ba, on cul de sue. Ii: JacUUJ. sec 644 5441 Sceruc Mountain V1l'W!! & palio~ Adults only No encl. gar Avail Jan.l rana a em drps. Call about our :rd. close Lo schls & prk Large. dlx adult 1&2 peli. SJ25. 645 3381 or $365 846-4990 S.Cle•fth 3176 ON tST. AVENU E. in old Chnstmas Bonus $395 $375. Is l mo. only NEWPORT HGTS. Bdrm Ap~. Furn & un 837 9517 · . kh •••••••••-••••-•-••• 7 4 552 0430art 7rM 3 Bdrm 2 bath din rm 2 !um. • Nr Ham1ll0n/Broo urst Corona del Mar ·2 bdrm 1 ·963-45619 or 531 9545 ----• car ga~. SOOO. monthly Pool. J a<'un1, 81lllards 2 Br. nice & cle:in. close to 2br. 2ba, gar. patio Sml •SPARKLING• •• urut w garuge. laundry A~ No Fee . Nl::WElt 3 BR. 2 BA. cpls. Our.side pets only. Agt. 581 615l or S8HilJO s hopping. Adults only chJdok. $285. 962-0778 2br. Iba apl, just re._ C ta M fac1ht1es & refng $400 3Br.den,2Ba.fplc.hugt: drps , frpl, dshwshr. 64.5-9950.838-8863 25211 Stockport L ag Nopl'ts.645-3939 novated. 2 blkl to bcb. OS esa per mlh Yearly lease patio, soft wtr. clb hsc patio. $375 7t4 963:4569 lhlls . La e 2 br. 1 ba ('Ottage New deluxe beach apt. l & $225 . & $235. Stove & FOURPLEX $395 0 I or .. "l 9545 i\"' No "ec $235 2 Br. T.H Pool so t .rg .... C u 3 BR.qwetarea. ref rt g , 150 -152 W COLEOFMEWPORT pnv.,ownr. m . se .,,, .,. .. --rry.nope s l::n<.'I garage . .,.a~t .m . 900-1934 &'lcalones. San Clem. REALTORS 968-23S2 --IHVINE Singles OK ... ~ec Mlwport ~och 3769 Adults only. no pets. "92·7072 3 Bedroom. 2 bath and ., .. 1 .. "' CsUlwy CdM u.J1t-•-och 32"0 2 BR, I Ba . . $375 Mam Renlals. 540-5370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $300. 548-5300 Lge I & 2 Br. 2 ba. Adults1_:.;.:._.;.._ _____ ]_8_t_8 Bedroom. 1 bath units OJ" r.. • • ...... -••• ...., ........... -•••••••• :.. 2 BR. I &I $350 only. no pets Pool. W.strNMMt-W11l consider excha nge 675-5511 BR 2 Ra ..,_ *HOW AVAIL* 3 8R,2r,;bath,2car Nice l br, frpk. pool. Jacuzzi. From $:?20 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Private patios. cxlru1---:---------1·---------1 :! • . .... ...,..., 375 THE BI.Uf'f'S, $500 to gar . view $695/mo. adults, no pets $230. mo 19132Magnolla 962 1800 Lo 2 Br 2 Ba cpl.5 d"""" large units. Crt'al invest 2 Bedrooms. large open FOR LEASE. 3 bed rm, 2 2 BR, 2 Ra · · · · · $375·5:5 $795 per month Agent 646 32SS MS-4757 or 646-3798 · ,.,. · · · • ..... ment potential beamed l_aving room. ba. brand new, 1700 sq ft 3 BR. Z Ila · · · $42S.SOO BIG CANYON. $750 to c_....._ L 3786 BeachTwnhse4 BR. 2sty. stDve. l2lO mo. 968-96:!2. large family or dmmg Landing home w/3 C'ar 3 UR, 2•11 ha . $400 625 $995per month .-... aquna Adul.l 2 OO<troom beam 11-'J ba. nr tennis. etc. _646-_2824 _______ _ room. dishwasher & 4BR,2',b~1.Curn . SS95 HA.STIHGS&CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <'e1hng no pets S200 568 $325 963-2532or536-1461 1£1Quail l bul ll·ans. Circpl nce gar $525/mo incld)( 4BR,2•i Ba .. $795 800 Realtors 640.5560 2 BK. 2 ba on the ocean W WilsonrnqaptC · A.pcwlawfthFuntllhed Pl Washer & dryer 1n· gardener.Nopets. 40R,3Ua $600 Furn $700., unfurn $600 4-PLEX,2BR,2Ba, W/W oru..fumished 1900 a~• • eluded. Good location. FOR LEASE· 3 hedrm. 2 BIG C/\NY()N Newport Shores 3 BR. 2 Total secunty. el('vatori.. *OPEN * crpts. drps. $215. mo .... ••••••••••••••••••••, Prap.rtt-$500. month. 640~8358 ba, branrl new 1900 5q rt 3 BR 21'.I Bu · .. · · S700 BA. near bch & tennis, rec. facilit1c!<. 499-2835 Mon. to Fri. l 4:30 963-2S32or5J6..1461 TiiE EXCITING 752•1920 Landing home W/formal ·~ f le f 188 E. 22nd S~et ns 1400 QUAil Si. NIWl'Oll) tlACM 2 Br. Iba house. Month to d ucams. rp m am-rm. I BR G rd A t <t ll rA.LM MESA. A • in. rm .. ram rm. wet lease $$50. mo. Unique New. Easts1de a en P ·a u s. MlNUTESTONPT TRIPLEX· llunt"g nch. 2 monlhCS3SOal<l6·73 .,.,14 bar.S575./m o 1nrlclg Homes.675-6()()() ~nts l..arge, deluxe tnplex, 2 ~ ::~oo. mo. To BCll. Blksloocean, prime loc. ~ gardener. No pets. ----UnfurnlsMd BR. 1"'1 ba .• frpl. & priv _sec_.:_________ Bach, l&2BR. $120.000. Ai:t 557 287 Beauuful !louse. 2 BR 426 Roberis Realty Ulg Canyon 2 Br Twnhse. ••••••••••n••••••••••• rear yard. From $360 NEW l br, frplc, beam rrom Sl95. aft.6pm. M3 rigold, CdM New 141-1688 l''antastic view. Will de-General 3802 Mo. ceil, bltns, pool, volley Adults. No Pel3 rrpt/drps. Near Sea & 1---------l'Orate to swl. Pvt romm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AgtN1'gdha.tsY!~~.~,:.,ooo ball, gar. $235. 842-6934 1561 Mesa Or. 7 & 18 New Units Shops. ~ mo Sorry no , $795. mo. 6"2-0345· 21R WA TERFROMT .>.Ko.,..,.,,, !5 Blks F.ast or Newport '"hildren or pets .4Br.2sty.2 h Ba ,bllns. 3 8 Zb r _... Newlux2br.lba,bllns, Bid) , . r. a wt e nc ..... pat&OS. Builuns. crpls . drps. B LCE 1 Br to•· of storage v 0 C 3 • ., .. ., w/w cpl. fam rm. Super · ..., · 1275 mo 3 br, 2ba. $375. c • ., ,.,.;,,,.. ran~e Oun~ t213)44~ clean!S475_962.9571 llesl locauon. $500/mo S.Q,huge deck .~arag~ .l(ar, new parnl, no c hld /s m pet O K .1 ____ _,. __ ...,.,., ___ _ 't523CAMPCJSDa·IRVllfE 1)31·1400Agt. $435. cluldren or pets Mature SUIJ time o choose co ors La r i;i e 2 Br + ram rm CLEAN 3 BR 2 BA -fr 1 ___ .::._ _____ , · 1-826-6916 Nr. OCC. $200 mo. uUI. in· E I l t P OPEN DAILY ESPEClALLYLARGE J601FlNLEYAVl::.N B snalormarned cpl only . Id z y Id baring und options xcellent w1cecora or app s dsh hr 2 ' ·1345· TY " c g a ies s areas Will exchange f)-plc. i:ar & yard. X Int 714_~569 c~~ g~j.9545 8 A.M ·TO 6 P .M 4 Br + Den Front view JA.COIS RL\l. Refs requested. l200 mo. 1 Br ... 12.15 & 2 Br .$266. $1s0 Ph mom 'g only I Quiel street. $500/mo. Ph A N F WOOUBRIDGE oC water. boats & cl<>M! to 675-6670 + Cln fee 645-3487 Util pd. Z bllt.s bell. 631-2626 · 1See also ad'. I I I 631 1400Agt gt. 0 ee l::ST1\Tl::S everything! $575/mo lc6oo Peeln:wlo 3807 ms PER Mo. /\dulls 2 br. 5J&.36U. house for rent, Marigold, ac• a Ml bath.5. cpts, drps. Bltns mdJ lhi;thJy up1-trd d :i San Juan 2 BR Duplex Cross st to 2009 Maple. Mgr. at Apt. bl ks bch. 326·1Jth St ROOftlS 4000 QPIUai~ ~t ~ 3224 4 Br house a\•a1l. now :! Cape Cod Wu::.hml(ton Agt631 l400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndry fac's . Encl Gar. I Ur. pets OK-1210 mo. 3 _Cd_M_> ______ _ P.rap...ti•a ••••••••••••••••••••••• $350. 962·3533 Br. 3 IJa. !am rm. dl'O. c-i ...._..... 3278 beach. Yearly. Pvt. ply U. 631-3277 t 7 l 4 ) 9 6 0 • 4 8 3 2 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-1920 Mesa Verde area 4 br. 2 -~el bar. S!IK,500 or ..,.s..,.... ...,.5 uo E""l 1213)431 5616 woo ou.t1Ln NlW r UACM ba. crpls, dprs, bltns. lge 2Br 2 Ba, adll condo. fab IOOOtmo 833 9031 19 51 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• _..,_,_.,.,.,_·~------Nice Jbr, 2ba, upstairs. no · ROOMS $25 wk uµ with --------• comer lot. encl back yd. R~ area, ~ m1 brh .. dnvc by ltltl Wl•::.l Yale Stef)6 l0 Bch. Sl3S Uttl pd pets 2 kids ok. $265. S13S I Br. Garage. Kids, lutchen. S31.50 wk \lfl 16 to 160 UNITS ~~~7b1y 3202 Minnesota.. gar. $300. Pb :640-5048. l,oop IH CHA.RMIMG Gar, appl's. Fee l O 2 7 V a I e n c 1 a pets OK. Fee apts. 548 9755 _,..._ 546-9080/546-6985 Mam Rentals. 540·5370 -----------i LARGE 2 sty 3br.2•,-,ba. Turtleroek(~ll'n New :J Or OLDSA.NJUAM MainRentals,540-5370 ROOM·Qu1el person Fixer Upners Condo. 2br, 1 ba. patio ram. rm. frpl. dshwshr. on best street S72Stmo Th Is c h ar m In .I( 2 Corona de( Mer 3822 EASTSIOE RUSTIC. like Pel OK Cookmg. pvt entr. near OK, Nickerson f ans' Mix garnfi(e No pets. $293 els. LO bch. Call about our lse Agt 631 1400 bedroom, l bath & den ••••••••••••••••••••••• new, I Br. 3dulls, no J Br $180. Fee bull. 49'M!IOl4. or mate" 16. 2Q, 3"!, 40. 48, ~ 751-6543 Chnslmas Bonus $-l95 -----home h11s plush l"a rpet ,_________ pets. $200. 646-0505 Main Rentals. 540-5370 V--"'--R--£als 4250 '"' . . 714·963-4569 or 531 9545 2 Br l Utt. lux apt. ovl!r· Ul1'. fireplace, hu1IHns & ..........._. ,..... GO. 64. 80 units, A~lUAllY E·S1de 3br newly ~ecor Agt. No Fee look mg Newport B:i y. :! rar garage. Won't last -... ;; BEAUTIFUL new Bach $175 2 Br. gar. Pool. kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• we have two80 uml CO!"· hme, lgc yd & patio, nr with haleony & Cr>ll' long• Call 646·2158 days. (61 apts. Flreplare, ref rig. OK. Fee. Mountain Retreat-rental. plexes,onehasfour20s; schools.S39S.646-2389 Clean&sharp,3Br,2 Ba, 83:\.923<1 •193 0588 evenings & '[I,, l 4 ':t"!__AS.... incl. $200 645·8256 or MainRentals,540·5370 Spacious Zbr's, frplc, the other five 16's -Owner ---cpls, drps, bltns, focd. ------weekends -·· ·~-· !119-3376 adllll'I, no pet:s. Close-In. w1ll sell orexch11ngem·MESA VERDE 3 hr+ Nr. Mal ls & schls 2 llr. 2 Ba townhot1:ll' SEl\BreezcTwnhse.Zlg, perfectweckender toget dividually or In combma· family. 2 ba, dbl. gar .. Kids/pets OK $390 Pool. dubhoui.c $385. 2br. Iba. Condo. Clean. CORONA OEL MAH Trt-plex. 2 Br. 1 ~ ba. br .. 2 ha. Pool, jacu1.21, away El Canso Village • lion. Exchange up now fresh paint. Al cond. 847·2760 Avail. now. 551-1429 washer. dryer, pool, no 2 Br Townhousi>, frplc Fam rm w/frplc. CID. sauna. Gar $300. 968•5218 1275 878·1314 • By appomlmenl m our $425. 548·7729 Realtor pets $275. 494-0315 Pool. tenms Some ()('eon OW• no pets, $335. Ph 1 BR • "" r · · office only. PS. We have Very nice 2Br .. 111.iBa Newly dee. \,m Pk lime ..:----------• C 631-0496 · .,l ...... re ng, s tv, COZVCABIN For rent. by s maller units too• MESA VERDE·4 Br. 2 Ba, Condo. Fireplace, laun· 3br. 2ba. atrium + xtras Immaculate 2 Br, 2 Ba. & Cal:llina views lose 1---iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimm;I yard. kids. pets ok. Call day or wk. nr. RunniniI. • cpts. drps. ram r m. dry service area. main· $445 552·705..'l,7611-7744 ram rm, back yd, avail toshopping&flnebeach. HewTownhouMt 962·3533/536-032l. Springs.Ca.3Br.slps13,.. n kitchen bltns , liv rm tenance free. $275mo Jan 1 $290 mo. 492·5771 644-2611 Tnstan• move-In. 2 BR. 2Br. 2ba 4.ptex, encl gar. reas. 552-8160 Iii pa--mo.536-5014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Custm Exec 4 BR. 3 Ba. J H<J bath. patios. air, de· fncd.patio, cpts,drps, R...eafsto~ 4300 I~ Quail ~ frplc:, fncd yd. ref. $43S 963-8738 Loguna hach 3248 • Prop ~-2Br.1V:rBaTwnhse.2sty. HOMESFOR REHT car gar. Panoramic Vu. luxe. adults , $280/mo. bltns.D/W,walktopa rk. •••••••••••••••••••••··· ...t... EastS1de-3Br.2Ba.huge clean . quiet. $295 mo , •Guu•a~·cH Gardnr.Nopets 4!13·6138 CUTE 1919 Anaheim St. S<'bls, shops $260. Ph Heed R tt? 752-1920 fam/game rm. lg yd, 640-8114 -"""' '""' ____ ...:._ ____ .On bed b th 546-4141, Mgr. Dave. 847-3346,968..(967 ° oo...a 1-00 OU.llst NtwPOllr llACM w/fncd end pool. freshly 3 BDRM. newer home s.ta AlllO 3280 e room, one 8 1'... ... rn_, 'UNuMrTm $122 000 painte d . $395 mo. New2800'lllerooCluxhm localed ID Portor.no ....................... apartments. South or Mailf!igt• ~f-v.t:/UU • • 7~-8178 in superb ne1ghbrhd. 4 Laguna . 2 Baths , NO FEE Nr. Shopping. highway. Close lo beach lV..BR,garage,nopetsor HarbOur 3842 AProCessn'IRoommate SET UNDE R TllE Br.den.famrm,:lha,3 fireplace, ocean view. wamer&Bristol.4Br.2 and shops. s25o pe r children. S24 S Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ReferralCompanycan 1 PALM TREF.S AND 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Encl car gar S52St mo Excellent ram. home at ba S39Smo S49-86SS month. As k for Mtssi, 646-0635. 376 E. 16th St. $330 Nr. Harbour. 3BR HELPYOUFJNDTJIAT' COLLECT TllE Rt::NT pauo. gar. adults only. 7Sl.Jl73. . $550Mo. ..:...:...-· :..:..;..;_._. _____ , 67~2311. C M. 2BA Tnplex. Bef 8am °' RIGHT ROOMMATE from this 4-Plex, m xlnl No pel5. S81·5851. evs WestMMM 3298 .1~ l(j .. -OK at\Spm: 213/592·2666 832..tJJ4Smce 1971 C M loc lnperf.cnnll A 5.'56-7627 S2903Br T.H.tGds,pets 2 BDRM HOME. tge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE1•c1L•£•F 2BR.cpt,uo.-. "" · Propert "'ew 0 OK F und ~ ~ No....,.,_ l200 mo. 548-0483 .,..,.. 384 Woman over 65 w /car to. unique y 1• n 1 . ee s eek w/ocean view. 2 srQRY 4 br. 2 ba, new Newl"f redecorated 2 ,,__ mrkt Income S8SO 4 Br, 2 ba, Fam rm, frm Ma.In Rentals. 540-5370 1..1.v rm. with fireplace. cpt & d ...... , frpl. Cor. lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• sh a r e Cd M ho m e.1 SOUTH COAST Din rm. lovely area, W W t lh l Bo • ,,_.Call bo t bdrm, l ba apt. Pool 2 BR Garden apt. Frplc, WOODBRIDGE w/same. Rm. board & INVESTMENT view. nr. bch $7S0.2BRCondo.superclt>an. f carpc ruou · atgate. 8 u our Nearbeach.Adult.a.$300. dshwshr,pool,pvt.patJo, PINESAPTS nominal saJary to right 64~1103 l-535-~ crpts, drps, pool & dub K1lchenw1rangc &oven. Chnstmas Honus. $450. mo nr. Irvine Ind. Area. J, 2 & 3 bdrm \lnlb . person.Nightordayph. house. S260. 979·7888 S425 Mo. 714·~:i9 or ~HIMS. • 646-0883 SS7·284l Designed like earl 25 Loh fOf' Sale 2200 3 BR. 2 ba, fam. rm. frpl. 4 BDRM 3 BATH Oood Ag\. o ee LARGE l & 2 br. a ... •. California bungalow•. tv..:..:..:oma=31iii~---t.s-a_a_m_e_to_ •••••••••••••••••• •••• Comp. lndscpd .. fncd. 3 BR. 2 Ba. LR, DR. t'R, ·• · br. l ba apt w/gar11ge. h ....,.. Ad ..-1 Fr 0 m $ 2 7 0 . 1 1 5 " n. Loh--Costo M.se yd. 2 <'Br g,ar .. cul de sac fp, RIO. O/W. drps. cpts, ocean view Liv. rm . Condolllinhmls Adultr. only, no pets. DsFroh:s .!io~.· gu updta: Pineslone. Ofc hrs 3.5: share my ho e. Pref re·• 2 t l I Id $400.645·2978 1blktobch.$425mo.lse w/fire place. Bilt·ln Unfumiihed 3425 $350. mo Incl utt l. -kda 9530 knd Ureetorcompaniooablp vacan w n e r k tchen Fenced yard 778 "'-""t Pl., off Placen· w ys, · · w s • · • Reis 963-4482 .,!,,,. M · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-7710. tJa .':':.~ ·"'"'J cc., ,...00 540-0150, 994·2082 bouse, nid. door 1s newer $2~ 2 Br. T.H. KJds OK. · ..,.,., o .ru. .....,, ...,..""" const.Canbeboui<htau f'ee 2 Br. 1285. Yard. Kids &. MISSIOMREALTY Lease $525 .. Spac Rancho BR AND N EIW • 2 OfficeRewtal 4400 par kaJte or aeparalti. Mam Rentals. 540-5370 pets OK. Nr schls/park. .....,,......E "9" "731 dSanegrJeeoavqi.wewn,pe2 nBthsr. dee.n1,80 2 bedroom. 2 bath apt over Adult E·Side 1&2 br apls. lacJMa a.och 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call f i.nl ""' ...,.,., """032 ... ""'" .. "'""' Encl gar, patio, pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or more or ....... 962--....or~ I ba. luxury living nr garage & detached from 67~7001 ~ 2F~· T.H. Kuh. pets tWWOll Nlce farn.lly home only a schls, golf &UC[. l mmed m~in bouu. Very ~new, no pela. ~~~~~~e:.~RVi~~~. tha t• Df.s,erl, Mam Rental!. 54().~0 Hm'baur 3242 few steps from Crescent occup. Call Pat 831·9432 pri vale. Good So. ·Of· Incl. ulil. $3951450 Mo ~ 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay Bearh 3 BR., 2•,; orChrts831·27lS. Coast Hwy location 2 1 & 2 Br apts, $175 to 1210 TURNER ASSOC. Ol'EN HOUSE SUN balhs. $650 Mo. blks from CdM beach. d t 311 Wilson A l ....................... 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. TURNER ASSOC. To~ All bullt·ins incl. trash + eposi ' P Realtors 494-J177 SNOW 111 rominl( & lhti air ~r~t~~~:: ~:r: 2f'bR: Sparkling new cond. RealtDrs 4~·ll77 lMfwnishecl 3525 compactor. Fireplace, 1•631•2177 Ocean view 2 BR. sun· 1s smoa free• Rilo:" r1<-nr, d L $470 C a I l ··Li I a··, ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. laree sundeck. Sl75. Cozy l Br Singles deek, """''-$300. Laguna leasc.'tl laundromat. of rsngt'. t w . sc . MG-lJ7lor846-~eves. l.agwlaHlls 3250 BRANDNEW3 Br2""Ba Ideal apt. Adults, no o K . Fe e $1 s . RealG:' 494.0011 or f1ce,2epl5 $59,500 751~ 645Lllbrndot" MOVEtNTOTOD/\Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• fplc,l/JnulromDobeney pets.$450.Available Jan. Beacbcombe.r,631·2011 4!&1977 WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH o (.HUOI .... ,,,I II [>"•f' '""I•., "I~ All~ HJI ~--9781 -LI •cal•~ S16.S 1 Br duple.~ uUI. SAIL TOMORROW 3 Br house. Immaculate. St Bch & Dana Wharl. 15.673-3858 Sing I es F ee $1 5 . HunLHTbr3Br 2ba UP· Close to shops Good S450 per mo. 634-8282,--U-ps_ta_1·--1-B-R-.-S300--. -2 Brt lw1g,ard. S2d30/. Nteiw Mewportleoctt 3869•---------Beachcomber 631 2011 ' • neighborhood $350/lst' S.5PM 524 1012 Evs ·~ crp • ge nc Y w pa o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . !ltncoodo. au elec .• W/W 4!H--0122 • . . 831-0554 Water pd. 2224 "D" •1MOFREERENT• Call Mr Ho ward 64 5. 6101 klDSfPETS OK cpl. c.arport & enl gar 2 Br Laguna Niguel 1---------Placentia, caJI belwn 1·5.1•-------• l·2·3 Rm. offices from 2br. £,Side, gar. yard. w/boat slipSS75 mo. Ca_ll .,., MO. FREE RENT· Lan8i rm, view, adults: Costa Mesa 3824 636-4120 IAYFtlOHTHOME Sl2S per m o . Adj ....,... $295 mo. 675-82~8 or Oarleoe556-4393orChns Lease 3Br, 2Ba. newly dbl gar Pacific Is l••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 38R.2ba.S2000Moyr ly AlrportcrHotel. No lease :.:.:_:::•F•.u:,•;:;;uuu ~ Clawson 835·761 l for rwnted inside, separate Village $3ss 6'().l&44 & Lovely Single dwelling 2 STEPS TO IEACH req. 833·3223 Tit noon ..-. -----------r aPIJt. am·rm. central air 3 · I.«e 2br. den, 2 ba ownr br. newly decor 1 car BR ba l S42S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Met• Verde 3br. 2ba. cond. SJ7S mo. Rusty 548-287 unit !n Trl·Plex. Gar. n gar. Married cpls only, 3 '2 ·• un · lill:loCIPe 111•11 3107 cl~ao&pnUy $415.3loo lrY• 3244 549-1862 WOOOSTREAM 3 br + shop&637-8828 no children. $295 mo. 3BR,Zba.,unf.$400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Samoa. 844·1836. ••••••••••••••••••••••• boous, 2 bo. l yr. old mdJ. fi4S.3310. Si>ac1ous 4 Or. 2 Ba ocean· LEASES AV AJLABLE Laguna "4'9-1 3252 Back Bay Cpts, drps, -------- froat home. Frplc, wshr. EXECUTtVE Home 4 br. Live in Irvine Village . ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• bltns. $425. 645·9543, 1 Br $210. Stv & refrig. No dryer, dshwahr. 2 car 2 ba, new cpts, drpe & We bavehomesavaU. Cor OCEAN VlEW, adult 646-U64 children or pets. 731 W. gar $750 mo Avail J an paint. ~luded area nr. leaseln•• community spuc 2 Br, 18th.AptC 673-778? l6-July l. No pets. So.~tPla1.a.lmmed. WalnulSQuarc den,2Ba,lse S475mo . .,....Xffllftfww 1600 t n t BraptnrFairview& 644·9e582 att 1 PM Occp y. Eve :>:11·9563 Ranch Cul.Homes 496-4482 •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ~ associated .. IHIOI< f ll~ llf Ill Tl)f!S 20}1, W 8•Jlhn'1 "'' 11;,.,1• 60<PER$9FT 1617WESTCUFF·NB AGT. 541·5032 I SO I Wntclff Dr. NewPort Financial Ctr LHaJftg Office Space Call on Site Manager (714) M2·3lll 41Xt 246 Deerfield f.Jnlv Pk ...... ·•-vt-j 3267 2 BR. pvt yard, clos~ Baker. Adulla, no pel5, ~ Tiie ._ ' Costa MffCI 3 124 Just painted In/out Mesa Culverdale Col.Park ,..,_, .,. 0 gar. 1 Sm child ok. No crpts, drps, & bltns. Sl70. vn -r ••••••••••••••••••••••• del M8r 4 BR. 2 Ba, !am· Turtle Rock ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. 81218 Mi"chael Dr, 545-1882 U>vely 4hr, 2 ba upper. r You Need /\ Staffed & f I bltns tJ Beam celling. frp lc, Furnished Office. call GOO 1 Br. utlh1. pd. Dplx. rm, rp c, ' pa o. 2 bdrm. your choice of 3 38rCondn. No pets. Poot. H.B. $195 per mo. call t Br. $185. W/W shag. patio, d shwshr. gar , Tll E EX ECUTtV E Chlld OK l''ee ~ from S340t0$400. encl gar ago. $32S mo. days Mr . Petet11on blUns, ref rig, gas lcook storage, ssso. 673-5719 or SUITE. Rent lncludea M&Jn Rentab, 540-M'TO 2 Br $200. W/W carpets, 3 bdrm. YoUr <'boice or l4 768-~ 84'7·3Ml, Eves536-3638. ltoloofOrongecounty's & heal) paid. Adults. no 540-1720 f/Ume recept., phone & drps. refri g, range. rrom $335. toS475 a Br All!-0 Villa. a.Jcond. mosfbeOUlul Op011ment . peta. 548-1098 mall serv Ice. util & ......_U11fwlli.a.d llldr)', patio & gardener. 4 bd:rm YoUT choice of 6 frplc. fresh paint. No 641 lw.tsfwiilllwd communllel.Arlkmlg EASl'BLUFF Slunnlnfl 2 Janitorial. Secy's & ofc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults. no pets. 548·1098 from$4.50toSSSO pet,. Avail now. $270 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• seftlgwlt'tlr90ms, 2 Br, lYI ba, patio, gar. br. 2 ba a:pt. Townhouse equip avail. NewPor1 Gi•ral 3202 No Fees 83o-8'740 lcAoa Pi•ttda 3707 ~.......,..., ....,. mo._.,. Adults, no pell. 296 E. noor plan Patio, Pool. Center. ~5470 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br. 2~Ba Condo. Adu.lla. RANCH I.I.ALTY . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""IVI'"-"'"' J""'... 16th Pl. Apt c. $295. Adulta. No pell. $34().1--------- Tri·level condo. 3 Br :i.-=· S8t·58Sl, eves Sll·ZOOO 2,&r"· lmin:-1c.i°lcey~ t«e 2 br. 2 ba. locl. uW. ~r.c::::OS. Slud1o apt. 2 rooms. full 640-034.9 17:.megt ~~•t:~ al~ hHu:~ Great location. Irvine -rp c vai mme Nr beach. $325. lll5 W. be. kit.ch facU. Pvt yd & Yr Lse. Bachelor. t250. Brookburat 800 aquatt Ave .. W Ion Univ Or. to 3 Br. 2 ba. SU per location. Woodbridge Twnbme 3 Br 831·1256 & 8Jl·Z292 Bal. Blvd 962-«i05 and exdlng CllbtlclUle patio. Mesa Verde. ll85 All util pd. On Canal. reet. Sin&le: aarden type Wooc:btreamCondos.u.n· Close to beach, new 2 Ba. A/C,rtup~,Mewporfleach 3269 Wlhsoctot.......n.TIMIS, lndutll.540-5601 (1)492-3710 atoreorofflce.Goodex· ltN-4 $420./ eer mo. landKaplne. very clean. late&poojp v. ---.. ••••••••••••••••••••• ColhlMete 3724 gym,onch011¥1>CJ1at E/s!de 2br. lb11 w/crpts. LIDO ISLE WATER· po1ure, a1U1lgned park· *•Ullihdltobn Sti-3924 SlcS built College Park HARD To FIND ••••••••0•••••••••••••• TheVllOgl.Mortof dr"pr.. stove. $%JO/mo. FRONT 3 Br. $650 mo. Ing. CaH Mr. Plummer JohnC.rey 646-7414 &Side C M 3br fam rm ~ house.Elm~.1~!r· Eaatblu!f Exec. bome .• ~·:&~Ap&..UP Mfyl*'Gyr#re~ Mgr.: 548-9590 Le&se.873-3888 ._98M767 _______ _ • .......__,....., 3206 washertdrye'r . s3ss: 2-· $37S. ves....,-...... 4br, 2ba. ram rm. Soft .............. 'dpSe .. u lof..F11NUe•CldmM. -water New crpts drDs. ~... ...... rv Ava ..___ l BR, new cpu " drp.. : BR. W/W crpta drPt. round Ftoor 11,for 2nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-5'568or645-934l TurUerock. 4br. 2ba, paint. Walk to s~boo1a, .•PboneServ,Htdpool OntoncllM>~uum Sl90. 998 Valencia . bltns "rt'lr'la. dose to noor. Next to Sec:. Pac HOUSF. WANTED on yrly SplJt 4 BR bllns. cov ror~•I dln ·a. a trium. shops, t e n n Is c 1 ub. 2378Newport Blvd. CM Ml.I lM'lg. 54CHI087 or &'46·5437 bch & Mrkt $295 mo. Nat'I Ban.le. lndds 11.tU. ++l Lhaaa Apeo & me pallo 1410 'Refs 83!1San: Incl s r ec facil mem $750/mo. Lae Rofa. 548--97~or645-3967 omc.open ~toe.QC). l23¥1 38th St. tlOam Ampleprba 188 E. 17th a18o-$3211mo.673-S9l6 U1tgo.Rd s4s.'1359 bcrahip, tcnf!IS & pool. 640477~or&4S.~ SUS C •ea NOw rtt*lg. Eaalalde Townhouse 2 <lpml or8'7a-3085 aft 3'pm St. Co.tta Mesa. Ph: r~ lffch Ult . $490. mo. Ava11 l·15. L8efl ,_ TAS BR. 2 Ba. patJo, lnd.ry ' MZ-4210 • ._...... 90 3Br l~ba new paint or 18 mos. 7~·6532 or HV Hms. C8rmel 3 Dr Minutes to NB. 1 BR bookup.1281>. ~-4971 UPPER DUPLEX 3 Br. 2i--------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUPer yd, nr schle. fam 642-0200. ... FR. nr pa.rk " acbool. furn. Aduns. 00 ts. N.,..., beau• • •• 1 " 2 ea. 2 bl.kt to be•ch, 1rb Ex-Suites Magnificent ocean view or•n"'1 ..... 5. A ... u ._5337 , sssomo 752-0617 2110N-Blvd. rw. "'" • .. pta, -mo M2 3188 ,,.~ exec home. 3 Br, 3 Ba. &--· 11' ...n New Peters Townhomc. ...~,...... BR. Appllcatlona beln& -• · · WOUid )'OU lllr.e a 11\clua Phone4116-1772. DupleK 2Br. b•. cpl.I, amt C_l?_~a_nJ 3 Br.2"» Ba. AtC. Bluffs l level 3 BR, 2 ba. 1150 Bachelor. nearly \a.kt,'O, Ul80 Anaheim Sl .. Oceanfront \gc l BR, luir· olc to properly Pretent ,.~ ...._. M -3222 rncct yd, pr. $2$0+dep. u.~es. no pets, S550 Lovely greenbelt & pool. new, all uum1e11 paid. C.M. 9am·4pm d11ll1. ury apt. a yrly. lncld yourbU11 lma10 In pleu• --_.. • MMl.84 mo. I.e. M'2.oo8S $500Ail644-l133 Adult.t, M p4ta. 54tMOll8 &41J.3Z29. util. 675-3823 • Ina a\lrroundlnp w 1.m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cu~nt sec'I aervlc••" •S. ol Rwy. n:iewe.r. 3 br, .._. Verde area. JBr 2 Vlew, Tl.lrtlerock Terr. 3 c.ondo 2 BR, 2 Ba. view, Sl50. Bachelor. ~ utll 1' 00.. ln 3Br. 5'ovtl relriJ Ulte new 28r, 1 btl, bltna ldeal P'w1 •C~. xhrt 2ba. fplc. lndry, 00 peta, btl w/Crplc. Kida OK. Pb 8r • Fam Rm. beaut. wet·b•r. frplc, t.,ennla, p 0 0 l • r. e I l s • 8230 mo. No ptll. ""'pd. carport. S28$. t401·A CUL local nr o.c. Airport rer.,14T .. S495.8'759800 en.m$,8'4-'JW a.>ocno. 15USIT pooU47$6'W271 Ot~.&Sl.JOU Ml-1000 Dr.642-$61Jappl.. 546--S , I Add lt ... Build it .. Diaper 1l Hammer ii Car~t it ... Cement it...Wire it ... Hoe rt...Clcan 1t .M ?...:e ... it. .. Pre~s it ... Pciint tt...Najl 1t...Plaster 1t .. Fix 1t • SER ICE DIRECT RY P lu11l b 1t P.1\ch d Pipe tl ... Rt'n1\)c:1CI rt ... i 1 Root 1t. .. Lundscd~ 1t . l ile It... Trim H .. Sc•wit .. . Hau l ii .. Add 11. . Pldnt 1L Alter it ... L~ar n it... ~~~~~T.!~ ...... ~.~:~~~ ........ '?.'!!'!.':.~ ............ ~~ ............. ~ ......... ~ ............. ] ~~~~~! ..... ~~~~~·: ......... !~:!~~~~~ .... .. APPl.IANCJ<; REPAIR Cur1>l't M:in w1ll l11 )' your~ Uc'd Day Cltn • for lnf11nt~ W!';EDINCi CLEANUPS Cl.f':ANINO hY ANN Fruc E11t Bloct .-alla, Oon'l br hor111wo1;iil<'d PA'l'Cll PLASTERING CANOPY1'V SVC CO JIO ~rvlc\! Cull or m 1 "'' H 1• pu lr'I & & loddlcrs Luvinl( cure • Wt.-ckly MalnttnDnct.-• Exper;o11ctld, W1lh r11f1 . 1 I umps tone, b rl <' k . For fuw quul pulnllnl( & • •ALLTVPES• • lilt Rate Service ~!._S49·U22 C1~1J.in1tloo! liu111 work Mniwolln&A<1am~. llR FrffEllt 642·9907 AflerSPM,493·0680 Rtsld/Comm'I Rua fair pri r e:s to!!. call f'rt•e t•!il 540682!'> ut l:o'11irPncc:llo!MjQ·Hl33 An:hfhctuel ~~~:r savln¥11· Fr. cllt Avail Jam !Sth. 962 3277 OAHOt;NING 1CLt:ANUP Klng.a Carpet & Cleaning ~~· Bob 7~·ll3M, C'Rll;~~r~lr!t.hld~n~~~yr; llomr~·Adchtwns Ret<tuc trlle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Confroctor R<!as ralt!et. Newporl & Co. ··we do tl all ... Holl· Uc/Jns 8JS SS.SS co ovttr blk w•lJ1'. 1-'rt.•e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Arc h1t r-ct urn I & St rue We <.;urc Cntfl(tt Cluon.-r!i •• ••• ••• •• ••••••• •••••• Cct.ta Mesa. 64S. 7~~ aft duy pncus. 835-3561 Ftreplaces·l'lanters est. low rnlet1 !)116.41\92 P·ramlc Tihoa. •bower~. turul Plan11. ttmdl & or Slu~m Cleon 01 Shampoo LP.f. M JARVIS ~PM HOUSECLEANING Bnck <Ancrete Patio Ortt S...rgraphlcs kit , entries Reas, N I. new cotUlructlon. n csld Al~o Upl111l1<tery All worll AddlUol\jj & fternocMin~ Ex~ril'nted G ardenlna Dy reliuble couple BlocRk ,Y!IJ.ll_s .. A~l!...~~1ts Custom Murafa 836·~~ PIMmbitMJ Sm Job OK. 642·M20 Com ' I/ l n du 11t r 1 u. l l(unr It('("' MC Fr1•1• ciit 962·M73 Lic 3178)6 Service &Cleanu"" Qual IW! 003 5813 e..,,, ""'ta',,...,.~.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------64().7020 ttea1< Rall'' 64$·3716 k Mlk .,,. .. ..,r.:.. s . Paper·Pnint. 20 yrs exp B"R R li ~~f ------------••GeorgePllmt•r&Sons wor · e ,,.., . .,.,..., CU.Sto1n OtHiljlned poUos. 20% Os· Jan Save $ PLUM c. • f'p111r. rr ""~· c. lclbytlffi'"J Steum <'l••(1111n1i. llv 1 m. AdclstRmdl/Pnint/ Plans ~al Ser-YI planters. wulks. fences S t. G~u~· No ~alt. 1''rt e p 1 p e. In s~ ll It 9 t 1 D n ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <lln rm & hull. uv11 rrns s Jj bs·LI 'dM7 6932 C:H Landsc:aplftCJ also ceramic floor tiles a 1 •3906 st•rv1 ce s . 0 Otdley, Rumovnl•. tr immln'1. ~xpr molht.'r will b:ihv~lt $30 l"tt·e 01•odurant m 0 c ••••N•0•••••••N••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Many local refs. 645"3512 ~z.ilfJO • eve 642·931;,. pruning. free Cil. l.lc'i"\1 & ~Ive TLC My home Crpt rl'p1tir. defl1•11 & de-HA YMA ·Homes & Expr 'd L und s caper s ~ • Fullyln11ured 642 2624 CM Duy11645.&l2 odori.tc l ~Yr11cx p liood &.dri al Apt s . Cunsciunlaous Sprinkler~· Install & re· MovlncJ ' PITERSPAIMTIHG HOME SAVERS PLUM refs. 01.0101 · c: Cra~sman. Ph: &45-0302 pair. co~crete & brtck ••••••••••••••••••••••• . BING & ltEATINO f-Tur Can! t .,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 r ll t' M Ex~r d. Reas Kalcis est $10 Hr Honest & .. ::'!:':~ ............. ~nt/C~,..ht ELECTRICAL SERVIC1': HcMing work 45'7978 8 l S a~;:;t··th~vmg Free Est. CAii Gt>m< Reilable Se~v BofA & "'INISll. lll'.:MODEL & ••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLS $lS/hr. Ca.I I •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Malone Anywhere.~nct :r truck. S52-04M Ms trchg. 1:147 U383 & ttpr Smull job:1 OK S!';CUIUTY DUILO(';HS tl42-8233 YOU HAVE IT Rl'.:ADY Bogert & 0 . Br I en Fast. expr. very reas. Ptaliw/Rtpcdr _1_s1_·3_1_so _____ _ Re1ts. ~7!1·0:!79 All phases cone rel~. l'LL HAUL IT AWAY Land sc a Pl n It. C !1 l m Wlnton546-3CM8.a73·47t4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R_..--------hlockwall and custom IFYOU TlM548·6306 work •. aprlnkler in _ ... ,,.. CarpetSef-•lc~ bnckwork.L1<'cnsedand have11 servlct•loofferor 11tall /rt>p11I" Comr.I ~,..,me, VERYNEATPATCH ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• b011dt.>d. 64:> 2031. gOOds lo sell, place un n<l G.t Rid of U11tlghtfy maintenance. Com I ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBS & TEXTIJRF. Repulrs & Compo51Uon STEAM CARPt:T -In lht• D u il y P1lol Trcnh&Dtbris. Reaid . ll ou l l n g . Painting. lnl/Ext. Reas, Frt1eE5t. 893-1439 Shingles. Inspections II<&! f't. Upholstery r'ncf what ynu want in Classified Section ... College slud't, $12 load treework. sod lawns. dependable. Free eat. lnsrd/llcd Low pnces. Cr Too~ Ph 546-6861. 821·78S7 Omty Pilot Classifieds Phone 642 S6711. 548-6428 Reas 496 0702 Call J ay 645-7965 Want Ads Ca 11 642·5678 est 830·502o or Ml ·5930 ~ For Ad Action Call a Dally Pilot AO.VISOR 642-5678 Offfc•Rental 4400 8'n!Mu Hetpw ... d 7100 HetpW•hd 7IOOHelpW-"d 7100 .W,W..e.ct 7100 HelpWCllthd 7100 HefpW.t.d 710Cl HetpWa11t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>pportunity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .................................................................................................................. .. DELUXEOFFICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• BANKlNG DRIVERS GEN'LOFFICEGIRL LeCJGISedy..P/TI• Comml & lndstl 111>1tl'OS. Steet Fobrfc:ation ACCOUNTING T&LY IOYS AND GIRLS CCrou-Counfryl Sal~ open, perman• $6 hr. 100% Fr~ to appll· 200 to 2000 sq. It. /\S low Nets $2lOO. Mo for Daily Pilot routes m No special lie req'd. position. 898·3044 cant. Work Tuea & Thur. as35'·sq ft.LagN1guel& Misc stcel.Worktngoor:: P/l1mc. Mon. Wsed. Ffrl. Arc h Beach ar ea of MacGre11orYachtCorp. G .............. ~ ...... c•.: f'.asbion~.slandoCllce•~ Mi ssion V1rjo area!\ with t•ontractors llclp CLERK 9·5.30 + occaa. ats. or Laguna Beach. Muat be 1631Placentia,C M. _ _..Ha"p"a"""A" ,,.. rucedignil1ed legalllrm. Handy to S.U. f'rwy. run Requires no ex our S Co11st Plaza ofc. al least lO years old Llihl. but intere&lll\8 Call: 831-1400 perienre Owner will Exper. pref'd, Call Mlss Phone 642-4321, ask for Electronic Supply Store fteq's Carpentry le Ve~ work load. Should bav<f tram COOd terms. Agt For news pa per accounting office. Kubes. 540·4066. Circulation. needs ex per d counter cle malnt. akllb. Cal Corp. or Probate back· Balboa Inn. $2SO. mo. md. 837-4200 Must be accurate wtlh figures, Catlfonda Ffllffal sa.leaperson,64f!..4g92. ~1421. >:round. Call Abigail Ab· ulll. w.5 Main St, Ualboa · oper ate a 10 key adding machine and Sa•ingl & Loan IOYS AHD GIRLS bot Personnel Agency. 67~7-i-O DB.l/lu~Wine electric type writer with skill. This is a .3333S. Bristol. C.M. 10 to is years Earn Escrow Offtc..-~1h~r:ri::fsl~i~~o! 4500 Ca mpus Dr .. N.B. CdM 390 to lOSO sq n. Cpts, Corned Beef rPastram1 full time position. Work in pleasant Equal Opp Employer Christmas money . $20 to &crow s.cr.tary 20-30 hr a wk job6 w/r11··•-55_7_·6_122 ______ _ drps. A I C . janalor, Sandwiches, xlnl shop ·~ . h d m /r $40perweeksellingsub-Mla11lon Viejo, El Toro ""'t. In runnino 8 s mall park'g, Mnslers673·4120 center lot. Tremendou~ ebenv1fr_on~en1td~it gook compa.ny scriptions to the Dally a rea New ofc, xlnt ~(kl'. Duties" tnclude~'·--------- P o t e n t 1 a I f o r ne its me u mg 2 wee S vacation Barmaid wanted. no ex· Pilot. Transportatio n chance for advanc11· Library OFFICE SPACE , N.B. o t A t f ·d lyplnK, phones, <'orre11p. 1649 Westclirf Dr. Air. ~~operu or. R a ter one year, company pa1 group per necess. Oood pay $3 provided. No dehvcnes ment. Trnnsamerka Tl· & assisting in ship & rtt. W d 1 pvt.toilel,ctc.Twounits --insurance,creditunion.etc.Applyat: hr. Lal Aggie 's Bar. or collecting Phone tle lnsCo.547-9571. 1r you're lookln~ for a uet l~euel atene;::~r~ 400 sq. ft. ca. $2(>0/mo.no lusinH• W~ SO I 0 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 847·5411 536'9712 EXEC. SECTY perm. position call for w/dynamlc personalities l One It 1300 •• • 111: .. ""'"'STYLIST appt & intervw, The h l 1 x ras. un sq. •••• •••••••••••••••• 330 W. lay Street, Costa Mesa -"'' CASHIERS for construction & real t at we tan train o n- H. 2 t oilets . a s 15· INVESTOR-MGR ~e:OO 5~ Mus t be good with Wanted ror self service estate deve lopment. Look.540-4500. trodlk!e 6ur PN)(luct ti) $400 I mp I' A,C Ir I c Seeks pt-ownership loc wtw ........ tto.-t UT • AM--~-natural atyling. Follow· gas staUona. Part·lime & Strong Na tional Com GU R s customers in Calif. & R_EA!, f.STATE. Gene Travel Agency P 0. 274, Cal for .,o•:twwnl .,.._. mg oot ne<:. Take over full-time openml(s in pany, paid Insurance and A D Arizona. Work 6 hrs a Hill.M2·0200 CdM9262S 642-4321ext.276 chentele. 837 -4250 & Co!>ta Mesa. Here is a vacation. Must be capa Co1taMesa day. perm. In our office APPROX 800 sq ft. c .2 al u--y to Loan 5025 Equal Opportunity Employer 831-8779 Lake Forest perfect opportunity for ble of handling wide Permanent. FUii & Part· near 0 . C. Airport in h ~ .._... you housewives. mi·ddle range of respom;ib1lities. Um!!. Phone & transp re-ideal friendly ofc at· 130 E. 17t St, Suite T. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BELL HOP Runne r . 1 cl dl bl c 1 c•'d Retired welcome mosphere. CreatJve OP· S2SOtmo. Doyle548·0479 agers or semi retired to n u ng pu 1 re II· ' I •t 2--' & 3rd TD ' Dnver Sandpiper Inn & u •· I Qill 546-0274. ofc hrs 10·2, por. for men & women to .. • nu •• s s upplement your in· ons. some .. ave may Exec ore suites overlooi.. LOANSAV/\ILABLE Tennis Club Apply in come For more in · be required. Equal 0p. Closed Wednesday. make as much money as ing fabulous Np HarbOr Credatnotlmportant Ptr'lellftalt 5350 Hetf>Wmted 7100 person. 2101 E Coast formation call Pa rt· portunilyemployer Call H """DY ...., you desire while retain· & the Pacific Ocean. Lux 673-4883 Broker ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy· C<lM. Time, Inc. 2131925.0431. or send resume to: Jack "'"" MAn mg an xlnt base salary rum incl'g secretary &i ..... __ ----*KARE .... 'S * Assist. Controf5"-Boat Manufacturer Torre. President. Torre Exper'd. Varied hrs. By Perm. P<>Sltlons avalla· recept, from $385. No lse . .........tCJC!C)es. Trust n to,$1200. 1001>< Free to ap. Electrical Installer CHILD CAR£. Loving Construrtion, 1101 Dove appt only for Gulliver's bte. Advancem e nt to PH.<714)675·4030. DffdS 5035 OlITCALLMASSAGF. phcant.lrvlneC.o.orrers pt....a.i....I tall pe rson n eeded. m y St , Suite 430, N .B. Restaurant. Call Mon managerial position ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 6PM·2AM 838·1780 this outstanding o p--·-..., 111 .,. home Start in Jan, full 752.1730 thru Thur11betwn9·10am MVaiJable. Work eves or lusiftessR...tal 4450 LOANS 9°'o porturutytoJomthestaff Assemblen llme.2Ch11dn?n.Ml·5497 & 3·5pm only . 18481 mornings. Por personal ••••••••••••••••••••••• /c ABORTION in their lovely oHtces c_,..nters EXEC. SECRETARY MacArthur Blvd, Irvine. Interview contact. Ms. NEWPORT BCll STORE AllO 2nd TD Loons &;~~gnst~l~~.~~a~~~~~~~ Know ~II phases accu~nl Apply ut C1ippt>r Marine ClEAHIMG LADY TO PRESIDENT Fash ~ ~!:!~: ~lq~:liopr~ 2630 Avon St.·$270 Mo. Fairest Terms smce l!l'\S tnR. Xlnt benefits. Call Corp. 11119 O<:ctdenlal S Nil es a wk 6P M · Isl Flnonclal Serv firm. H Jerry Wynn (213)477-7701 Sattfer M'-' Co. 24 Hr Helphne 547-9495 Ablr<a1I Abbot Personnel SA ' ' 2:30A M. Bondable. N B. Good career oppor. Very appy por. Employer ,.,. A~ency. 4500 Campus ofc bldg. 40 Hrs. Steady challenging. Xlnl skills 642-2171 545-0611 MASSAGE or .. N.B. 557-6122 Boat Manuf Company work.644-0606 req'd. 75wpm typing, 100 Holidays LYN l·ll:lO 700 Sq Ft. ore. avl Pac. Cst. Hwy. S200 mo. Call. Robbie 548·0757 4500 SAVE n FIGURE MODELS ·\.'>:soc1alt• Rep LIME FOREMAN COOK wpo mN sBh.Su369t Sa200n Miguel Irvine Personnef Agency Charge Nurse & Medlca· ESCORTS F o r m e dium s ized r. · · 1 e · 488El7thCostaMe11a t . F 1 Private party wtll tiuy 18 OR OVER srulbOalS. Musl have ex LuJ.1.---SuJteZM 642•1410 100, /t me. Apply ···············~······· your2ndT.D.G42.:ls73 OUTCALLONLY MOEXPER.NEC ""r Call8J5-!;1316 Askfor PART-TIME F/C~ ---Park Superior. 144:> 631·3811 Jack Wiiken. Dick Church's l-0$900.100% Frectoap. -Superior Ave. N .B Lease or Reul lite In tr •ou're new to Oranue ---· R..,...._____.. plicant. This 3 ~rson of· ,_642_·_24_1_0 _____ _ du.<ilrtal H ,OO()sqrt. 171 ht&lndTD~~. ~c rease your self . Co~. Lt>mporanly di.aco'n. BOATS 269SN;;._._...portBl.C.M' fire in Jrvme will just HEADIUSIOY 'Man & wife needed for gross, heuvy pwr. !lood S~'X-. 640·8292 r<>nfldencc and love life linuing your educaUon. Ga REP41RMEH suit you If you don't ltke SET-UP MAN complete care of home & offices. Acros11 fr OC lrvme Pacific F'inancrnl w , hypnosis. 636·4113 rerently disc harged E xper 'd. MacGregor Coolw being lost in the crowd. plants, 2 or more days a Airport. Call 546·4731 r ,,_ 1 f y h Co ,,., Pl Handle one set oC book11. Neededforbanquetdept. f ln Dys; 5404713 Evs. .Annouttc:emenh/ RELAXING MASSAGE rom uoe serv ~e 0~ or ti arc;; t i · 1""1 acen. Allshlfta,lood J>llY A~ Pleas.ant atmosphere & Expr nee. Must speak week. r you enjoy do g ,----'•/ "-bJumes-L1·~. Masseur any reason see 111.g elm· a, ·15 a esa. --ly Jolly oger , 400 . lop companv benefit• Engliah •Spanlsh. Apn.. excellent work please .....--.. .,., " Pofllryor career cmp O)'· Bookk II h Cat.Hwy. L.B. , . ly in person at t.he aa1!: write this busy couple. ....,_./I t/ Lost&FoUnd Outcalls9-9.494-Sll\ menl ('Onsider this uni· ecper, fu c urge. Call Abigail Alibol omcebtwn9am '"""' inch.ting references at: "'1....-'..: 11••1 •• ••••••••••••• •• •• •••• quo oppar. You can earn Construction ex per pre· Personnel Agency. 45()9 Classified Ad irrn. Dally '""""""• ~ _ _.._ 510011Ea!lllrm'PoJ1fte*t-•nt & fd. Mall resume to 4720 C ampus D r • N li . Airporter lnn Hotel Pllot PO Box l """, "-ta ;.~.:;•••••• •••••• •• •• •• • ••••• •••• e.":::':! •• •• •• •• ·~ation s 196 py WEEK Cortland, CdM. Qi. 92625 COOKS M7-8122 18700 McArthur. Irvine Mesa, Ca. 92626 "'9U """' ~.i... SOOS Art\<;t'l & C r a fl s m~·n ~:::,::;••&•••••••••••••• Ef:PER Experle P r red Fi De 1 ti •• ;:r;.;;.:;;!......... net.'<led for wkn!l Cnaft .--1 7005 Das<.'<1 on your produc · C~~~~: OPPTV But N:.Ne::S:!ry ' E~;:r n!cgnA~pr,.' ~~ HELP Wanted-{;ooks & M ATURE W 0 M A N Salt'. muJor s hop·11 lmtructioft t lvtty Comm + fUll charge.toS92S mo. Day&NiithtShif\s HarbOrBI CM S411-9ss7 Counlerperson.Overl81 p /l1me lo we lcome COFFEi SHOP center. SS p'dny_ S-10 0940 ••• •••••••••••••••••••• mcenllves & extra profit Available · · Apply In person. Ken newcomers & ~ontact NETS$2000. MO. MEN WOMEN sharing bonus. On the Job Mulllplc ledger ex per Apply fn Person Food/Cocktail Waitresa tucky Frie d Chicken, merchants. F'1ex1ble hrs . Perfect Mom & Pop loca· FREE TRAIN FOR training . Tremendous lhru flnanclal statement. Sftoclc Sho H 9 exper Apply in Penoo Laguna Beach. Need nr, lite t.yplng. t . .,.__,,. l d , .. II IO"'Tlo..1.r-. t li l h Accountingmach ormln1 p o . 'l .. ......,'s New Yorkn.r .o.. ,.,.7·309S. 100 .... .,.,s an ini.:uw t A ""• IARTENDING po e n n t o r eac computer cxper. deslrn· 34461£.CslHwy.CdM Or-1.IJ 8 M tl.oad 1 .. l•---------i-..,.---------lng w1th plenty of pnrk· CLASSES TWOWEEKCLASS s uperv1SOry & manaAe· ble. Ca ll for appt. t714 ) EqualOpporEmptoyer ri . 424 h ttar n a e MATURE WOMEN for IOg. Heavy foot tr8'flc Slm1.mgJun 10. 1977 NATlON·WIDE JOB menl positions. Must be 833-0657. Irv Way, NpBc ·A 2pm. HOSTESS housecleaning service. loc. Short hours. Goo<! S•"""Jl{lred Uy The PLACF:MENT personuble & ambitious. --------GAL"'°' y p f ar nee top$ 645 :1123 term~.Agt 837-4200 ""'BALBOA ASSISTANCE For appointment only BOOKKEEPER Full Cooks,foH&p/Ume.Over bll ....... OA of /UMme beor PART-TIME c · · . call c harge. with.Date 18.1 Yr cof~ecshope~· pu cacct. c. usl Good opportunity ror a MATUREWOMAN AMtoWreckJRQ POWERSQUADRON GOODJOB 539-1183 Processinginpulexp.for per.Rrfs reqd Charlles accurate W /Clgur~a. personablelndiv.requlr -SlllOO.MONET toleachyouthe proper & OPPORTUNITIES Y · ht C lub Day Cltili,:>4.9-0351. oper ate 10 key ad.d g. ing p/time weekends & for light hoo~ekeep1ng, Or:1nge a. t A Counlles safehandlingofall typc~ AMERICAN ac · s. m ach . & t ypewnler Tues&Thu.rs.lO·S. some cooking. Muat locations !-\Illy Ucensed. or bOaL-. For t1elails call 8 A R T E N D E R S Aulomouvc 644·953J or 644·9532 or COOKS w1skill Call. 642·0506 c-64""3189 drive. ~-7 days, will ell'· Agt 837 4200 67l·S117 SCHOOL EXPERIEHCB> Slevlesk. ~-5374 ask for Mr. Male or 1''emale over 18 anytime. 9A-M 'tll..-NOON cuss salary w/right par-p RTS MAM c _ _ to work olghts. Apply in ---------ty. Refs req. ldcol lo~a· Rowen&,._.. SCRAM 'ETS 1104£ l7lhSt.,SA A I""-Secret person: GARDENERASSIST. THEIRVIHIECO. tlon on waterfront. Lag Nets $3,$00. mo "I. 834·1900 Rolls Royce & BMW On· -... I ~ Del Taco For apt complex. N.8 . 550NewportCenter Dr Sch. 494·3411 San 1-~rancu11:u lllyle t ANSWERS School.a Coast To Coast ~ee~e~~~l:xp:~~~~c~~ ~~:r:fe.~Tf~ .. flt . 1720s.p.riorCM. ~~~· Steady work. "'~u~~Opw~~~~~~ver MECHANIC-Service Sta. ~non opc1rnllon Uu11~ Jabs W..t.d, 7075 person at 1540 Jamboree ..,.. ' Class A smog Lie. No Mall loc Only 131.()()0 Norm11I -P111t1.1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Road. Newport Beach. BOOKKEEPER OOUN'.'fER Help Part & 2 Gate Guards, neat & maJor work. Great op· fl.Ill prl«-. wlll\ tcrm'I Cht.-t -Be111dc ~;iture refined woman Asalsta.nt. Must be good full Ume. Apply In pen. mature Re t Ired Hoeteaa. part time. Apply por. Apply. J im Tice AJ(l.1>837-"200 PIGEONS dHlrea liv•·ill poa. a1 Automotive withnumbers,strongde· 3200 E. Pac. Cat Hwy, welcome Appty In In pers-0n Harry'!! New Chevron. 2590 Newport COCKTAILS Sclenct• I~ unprrdlct:i <-'C>mp•nlon oide or home New Det•il Shop needs tall willing to handle CdM. person. Newport Ounes. York Bar & Grill, 4248 Blvd, CM hie . h r im ll<'t men up lo mgr for m<>lherle» hm help. some clertcal functions. Counter Help full & 644-0510 Martindale Way. NpBch.1----M-~--H-... -.... -.-C---Newporl &11rh th•' muon. but It <'8nnot "'-•t r~f 67l>-7nM Top wa~es paid. Engine 11 l kl d' & aft 2pm ..,.,. "'" r' l u • h l I l 0 d r ..,., ... <>u-• l exce en wor ng con I· p/tlme night shirt GenA~-• Off1'ce . " · l' t• n " I o Al't PlGE NS own rom .-...m~. ens pain ers, ti E rlenee ard .. ,,. ~ ...... ----------t working or not . check Part n-' r 5 r r u J 111 it. publir bwldlng:o1. Xlnt ~/hskpr/drvr ror buHers & polisher11. up· ons x pe · a gravey· 5•u.o•1· App Mature woman for gen'I HOSTESSl CASHIER hi I · ·r A°' 837 A""'• E 1 must. Irvine area Send Jack ln The Box, ofc./ knowledge or ac· t s x nt opportunity. <'rms .... ......\1\1 u,.--& Foultd 5300 ON quiet 1v1ng, am holstery shampooers. sftl"""' w11F'l to· p o Bak s Cos M Days. App y ltam·lpm Automobiles. Class A lie. t ..... , •~ d It Be l I h k t I k •-d • -J • • er t, ta esa. counUng p--edures •-.... a..,ry Au · 8 oc c cc ou •p c ·UP"' e· Box 19~3 rvlne Ca ·~ "' d ally. MICasa Mex. req'd. S•OO+per wk C.UderlwcJ• ln7 ....................... refs. Uve·in. pvt. rm/ba . livery. /\pply at ~13 • • C 0 U N TE R GI R L Inventory control. 3-~ Restaurant. 296 E. 17th possible for good man. Over ~00 /\ctlve tot•al l.ott Ulk Toy Poodle, S.l.673·3l00 2()!;9 ffarborBl,CM ------P /Tlme Fast Serv. ~s:r1·pe.rwk,8AM·1PM St,Costa Mesa. Frootend allgn exper., bus. llsUnjls. Please call fem. Umv Prk, Irv area. WM.. w.-.11....... 7100 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii64S-iiiiiiiiiiliii030iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BOOKS Sandwich Sh op Cal' I ....... 036. tuneu .... el"'C 4Vnl\r e tt' or stop by tor freij tnfo Reward ~~ ·~ ~ Stuchtlh 833-89l9 . " --HOUSEKEEPER · Live-ea1158\~1lJ4 .. -.. ~ ' All r .. tegortes & types ••••••••••••••••••••••• House I & In. xlnt pvt qtNI, good1---------- Wc guarantw to please LOST In ll B. Blnek AAAAAAAAAAAA AUTO SERVl~E wr.:ns OOUPLE to manage. Ex· General Help salary,J0.-45.875·2256 MB> EXEC/SECY you Gordon Seuer. reward SECY /GEN OFC MooNI tn per & refs req'd. 12 UnJu HEW Of'B41HGS H k d Typillfl & insurance ••· 75' ·l7 4 I s,,o. 536.0405 i\c\:ountlng/Recepl MI Ilion Oo r corp. unfurn.. Costa Meaa. ~ Large Orange County In· ouae eeper wante , perlenco required. Call UNITF.O BUSINESS l,QST, Sm brown POO<llo, Employers Poy All Feea J.C. PENHIY CO ne.eda men & women ol Br house for yard care & dependent Ins urance Uvc-m. Room, board & f«>.OOOO 9 am t.o nOOtl INVESTMENTS name "CO<'o''. Reward. l.ltReindersAgency 24~laland any aite who enjoy m~nagem e nt. Nci aaency ofen lng ne w arnall salary. Spanish wltdys ' t525 Mesa Vtrde or E flunt'g ll•rb IUl\..1419 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport leech speaJdng wtothers & who ch 11 d r e n owner. fac\lltles n Fountain s&~akCains10K. 2 ch971101d0re7n 6·1-----·------ (nrto5s from Kont1 Lns l ::::::.1 Newport fleach 83J..8190 liaa an01>en1na for : are bored w/the average 532-5939 Val 8)' & Fullerton ia '" II eves. · I 5. Mgmt Tme, perm. Ear'n Sultel06,(;()Stp Mesa Found . Long haired C.llforAppV&tab'M AuhMlloH" runoftbem1lljobs. seeltlng tr:lln~ & ex· <Yorba Lln<la, Anaheim $175·$200 wk. Fuller UBI Open 7duys altered male Tabby ., DELIVERYMAN for ear. per'dO(ficehelp. Hlllsarea.1 BrU3hSaJes, M4·'1851. • wtwhlto feet & chest , A Hskpr. Uve·ln. refs. Sal. ~lcePtrlOft No a~tuat selling In· ly morning LA Times ~lh Hounkoeper, mornings MODELS MEXICAN RIST. wearlnl( Clea collar Pvt rm/ba. TV llto cook. volved & no setting llP· homodel route. 2 Hr. per C.t Sen Clerk onlY. CAii 646·8304 aft er Photographer needs 8'.\ach Inc. E·ZS3200. mo. Oelson's M11rkt!t. San C<lMM4·96(!6/644·9806 Expertencerequlrod olpolnthtme· emn~tW:?;,pkuwl!~n: ~mlcMalucsatr hAda·~I•~ AliltoUndlt wrlhn 6l>M. Near Wilson & t'hariamatle attractive octt. Help run. Partflcrs Joaquin Rd. 644·0139 Ou'-'taruling co benefll1 "" "" .. .. """"'" .. .., N rt split. Try Sl0,000. down. A/P.Pavroll Xlnt worldn1 conditions successful product• on only. No soUcltlng. nci AadoCtahm Clertr ewpo · t81f1u1reHmod1e1tl. Conta~t A~ Found: blk Kitten. Vic lo S900.100%heeloap· Applylnpenon themarkettoday,An1n-collections. Wstmnslert $121to$1100 HOUSIKllPIERS am on (714) Ull 751-3741 lSlh & SAntu Ana. N.8 . pl\cont. We don't think tO.mT04pmMon-Frl expen.llve i>roduct wbo'a H.B.arH .638-01218 SaJaryCommensurak Lead Housekeeper &i-1541-·7334 __ • _____ .,. 642-1938 ther e's 11 better op· Equaloppemployermt( nomo Is o household WitbExperlonce. Cus todian Bothi---------.. -•t«tMGP• ... ...,.. partunlty for you In the word. thruout the world. DELIVERYMAN for ear-Stan IMMEDIATELY 3 · t l ·. 30 PM . Gen' I HJ\PPYNEWV""AR .... "' -"' Lost. brown Poodle, nns. lrvlnearea W1dttlllyou -;iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Work 111 .a youthful. ty morning L.A. TtmH AJICo Be flt "' Larae fU.ll service faclJI· to .. COCO", vie, Flower see the lovely new of· • -friondly atmosphere & route. No collecting. 2" mpany ne 8 hospllal ex per . r eq 'd. ly 3 War pertner s pht. & l rvlne. 548·476~ or fices, the pleasant ataff. AYON have run while vou earn HrsOally.~t 17400BrookhurstSto208 Xlnt bene fits . Sno i~ Ideal Cor exp. operator. 6'2·1336 " Fountain Valley Clvmvntc O en e ra I So. Oronae Co. lo<:. Ai1k· ---------the list oC cumpany top pay You receive a OeUveryPenon UnlonFedornt Hos~ti.1,114/496·11.22. lna '89,900. with terms. LOST: Old Eng Sheepdo8. bencl1ta, etc. Bnng your s.t. CS..s guarao&eed salarf + eit· 25·30 Hra a wk. own Savtnp Bulldlni:t -• ~· 751-1741 ~~c~.1~1r~~4t~s~•c ~; gfbfJt~,:~~bi~: e ~~~v~:so1 N =~:~*~~~~:~:: ~~1~a~~.mJ:~e;::! ,Call>:llJ 549-tl64 Mo!~~~~~~per. new port ~·:; perso~r ... agency . -7S2·0331 ~ .. oplt-h Peno•..,, 5350 Pt>raoMel AJcncy. 4300 REPRESENTATIVE. Xlnt advancement M e di ca l Cen ter G _.Offl Pl"tlf'd,butnotoeo.App. ""''" d t~S ........................ Cam Pu 11 Dr · N · B Meet people. payott boll· posslbiUUes ror both men Pharmacl ,M2-0l06.IMrw C• ly, Ru•LY Pelican, 3pm. vi..., . own. "' ta "-' .k' bl .. M7-fl22 day bills & start s 11vlna & women. DB.IY .. Y $Day wit. p/Ume,.aner· Gpm, 2735 W, Coaar llwy tlon3. lthn)' mor e to vnn mg pro cm r .. SR noons. Typing req'd, SH Newport Beach. choose Al(t. <;:l~Alcohold ~~~'!!!~ APT MANAGER. M•ture ~gain. Leta talk about It. No exper. nee. You re· Mu.It aulo carrter want· opUonaJ. Salary dependa 1 .. YOUTr••TIUP Ull 711·3741 ns • ay .......,._ couple. New 47 unit adult Ca.II S40-7041 or Zenith celve full pay while being ed fOf' afternoon deli very on akill.I. ml.Lit IJke work· -,,_ PREGNANT? complox, C.M Hu:tb 1~7~·US~~· ~~~~~~I trained You can work lnCM/NBarea.NdreUa· Ina wtth numbers. Xlnt AmST "OMllR CHICKIM Carl nit contldentiat mll')' hnvo other Job. APll· momt.ne or ove. hrs. On· blo tranaportaUon. Hrs : beneflu. Nwpt Conte r FuU·Uroe. f)'plna mon Oranee County's best counHllna & referral. + modest salary . 8abysllter1 worklnJI I)' lOmln. by Fwy. from 2·6 & early morning loc. Contact Rita datory. P /tlme pro locauon. E·Z operation. Abortion, udoptlon & 645-8739 mother neeas depend• ull surrounding tom· wknda. Over 18. S2S0/'30o Oladatono for a ppt. ofreadcr. Good 1pollln11 S2800. mo, net. Help run. keePiDJC. hi blc sitter for G\A, yr old munltlct. You owe It tn monthpoe11blo.640-3008 &44-la30. E 0 .F.. neceu. Apply 1660 Legal Secy to l1 <><J> Ex« Sclcretary ~ A/P. Gen Bkkpna S'tl¥l ~pUonlst ~ OeneralOffl~ Cler1t Typtst Personnel Dept. Cltrlt Typ st ~ Loan Deportment $23,000. down handlu. APCARF. 547·~1 ArcR 1tectd utol Dra~manh boy. Pert , eomeon e yourst.lt to at least In· D'""..,.,.AL .......... _ .. 1 O-..CI Placentia Ave. Costa All· O · .. !.~ txptr .• ~ort wtown car, ror Aft. veatlaato lhla unu11.1al RECE""'PT~•10NIST ~-A m Meaa. Ull 711...J741 •SHAR u•5* -·~noa.n Development IC!hooi, no lat.er tha• 11 opPor Contact Renee fl'ot Trade AslOC!latlon. --------• C811ForA-intment 1 f"'ll Co., 3lll 2Bd Ave, CdM p M. Irvine ._ o o"ver Rolsl,·m.tOlle. Exper'd, N.B. ofllce eo Wl)m, iood $pellln1. lApl Se<!ret!Jry. mature. .,.,., T~llorTralnec "50f> PtDA·StOOO.Ch-OUTCALLMASSA.OE T58-02U area Start jan :t . ----------~ll grammer. Bxpr pre· 1'> 3tart 111\er the New 2JJ:aMar1.ln. lrvtne PTanchJae lY.JHI. a tore. 4"· l.2ie ASSIMlllllS MS-m2 IOYS AHD GtlLS DINT AL ferrtd. s days. H . $$50 Year .... .mo. 38000 Sqt;. n. Scala TlSO. '1'HE &XPERtENCE" We wW tralll l.rtl .. 2ftd Ba bya t& le ti Ha k Pr :r'::tonE~~Jo .;o~: ~r: Dental Ste / Recept. ~:,Joh for Interview LIGAL SfCmARY .. row do" aren ry Adult motol Cloac() sbltl Apply 1•m, T:IOam-'pm M·F . Lov· money aolUna" aublc)ip. trainoe. PtUme.poAslble f or N.B. law ore. ... s.ooo. wn. Aat c~ult TV. For Reavva· lla«Jf'tlllQI' Yacht Cotp,, tfta. depend, Own iran.p. UOM after achoo&. For ln· f/UIM later. SUO per b.r. Havo sornelhlna to sell? ~tat.e expor. helpful. Ull 111·1741 tJom,M5-3N7 l&UPlaceat.laAve,c.M. llMMl8. formaUon.cauaao.oeu e.u.oeu. Cluslfte<hdaoottwell. O.lfKenJ5*MOO. HUISIS AIDU . j Ex.per. pref'd. Wlll train if nee Park Superior Conv . J101 p . lHi ~ri0t Av•. N.8 . ~.~~·::! ..... ~!.~~ ~.~~t::! ..... ?!~~ ~.~::'.'~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~.~~~ ..... !!!~ ~~~~ ..... ~!!~!~.~~.~ ..... ~~~~ Mond • Januar 3 1m OAILV PtLQf 89 HUISESAIDl:S Rul Estate 00 YOU RF.Sl"AURANTPIZZA ~~ 7om·3pm & I lpm rum NEED a manaaer for Now acceplln• .ippUc:a Exper. Pr<'f'd, w1ll t rum PHONE SALES your Rtlal l')illtateh olc' UC>ml IOI' lmmcd. ptllme KAI £STATE SICR.,.,"'RY PfT AKC Golden Rt'lrh•vc-r WA ..... TED matur• person w111p Exper. n u P 11110 employmcint Muat be ftllU. u"' PU"" xln• hun'"r" ftm1 f"'lll llt· ...... r"or """'itl"n Mtaa Phonu Salrs p ople. Avail now C311 $4~·Z4e2 av1ll to work nilu & ,Varylnl?c,enlna & wknd ly:;;1• .... :doa·· .. ~· ...... 1 iOt' C~ll DO Li.AR ....... .....v v L-,L ., ..... Id ... _ ..,. CONDO CONVERSION .. _ , ... ,1 ·~ .. l421 ,.,.. • _.., _.,,.,., .. A I 0 F 0 R v 0 l ' K Verde Conv Hosp. 661 m;a le or feoiak>. 16 to 65 Rc"ltor 10 tin"d <>eal w""""" ....... u "" 'u or •u "....., ...,., • , ~~rSt,C.M ycorsof aee C:uarant~'<l a"'t.ate OlvlsO~"Mu~ ~ ~v1Shr "ronC'ull for 11ppt PEMBROKtWEl.l>I' J l:.'WELRV WATCH KS. wag~ or romm1u1on11o atilt' t o oq;anize & -.. . SPECIALIST SECRETARY CORGI PUPPl~S ART ()BJfo:r 'l'S. COLI>. HURSESAIDES 250 East 17lh Strt-et. sunarvisc-saks force Perry'i;f11u o Fash Isl l''in11nr111I ~rv CallM6-492tl ~11,Vf.lt ~!-:KVIC ~. &ORDERU"'S Suite O. Co'lto M~!>ll . xtn""trnnumerallon •·as· N~rtBeach 67J.131lG If YOU have substantial experience in flnn Typing70wpm .sh --t'INl'; 1-'L HN & AN " bt S 00 & 8 30 '-"' all phases Of condo conversion and are 00.100. 369 Sun M1eull J mat(' whl m1n1a1ur(' TIQU~S 2000 ALLSlllFTS ~~,, Pm sist.646-7117 Restourant prepared to become Vice President of Ot.N 8 Suttt·200 Poodles. AKC S12St~llt Ex~r. prtf'd Will train ISADORE'S Is acrcptmi.i ofr 5wks ~ U•Htock 8075 interes~ 1Jld1v1duali; Equll! Op~rtu.nity RECEPTIONIST applicatmn!I for dow a dynamic. expanding company with SECRETARY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Udo Convales<'t'nl Ctr t;mp oyer pi:rsonn('I. Apply Jl'M spectacular growth in the investment Full time 1 Girl office ~a ~ d~ps AGKolcd Reg. Mor(,!an mu re. brokl' l~SuperiorAv•' Attrnctive. ov~r 111· for 7PMdally t;o E field (Salary & profit s haring), Write V.irlous 1nterut1n~ ....... strl'"' ume to rid ... & drl \t'. blk Newport Beach 646 77G4 HEALTH SPA W• will D p id Q duUes ·NB S48 2888 show males 83l·9097 11n1rudll Mor• Jn "l·ldtn" l ht n ro R "----AH~ on Berman, res ent. UAIL .. .. ... PHONE rain rag perso r .,. _ _... ~-........_ 8050 t: n II · W' 'l tr n \ 7 14 I ~cEM"' ... "'GER elllly fun job. Mr Gee. N PLACE PROPERTIES, 1400 Quail SECURITYl!f..U"'RDS ~ ..... 1011 WTT"J "'""' . SOLICITORS <24hrs>7S2·9S61. ow accept.mg opp ca Street N 8e h ..., "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ . Comm'J real estate firm 'Eally pleasant c\•enlnl! Uons for days. ltrs bused • ewport ac · tmmro employmllnt f\.111 Modtinery 8078 needs exper'd person a i. work 4•9 Mon -F'rl NeNl RECEPTIONIST <>n experience. Must llPP· lit p/Ume. Jrv1nt11 arl.'li **I BUY* * ••••••••••••••••••••••• ore m gr to supervise IS P~'Ople immed Call ly In person btwn 2·4 pm ....,._.. --~------.-.. ---.,,, Afur~ens. 2Cal &ro&velir.hoUrn1e(onrmens Good ~ l''urnllure & Rosll Fork 1,1ft S2~cn. 3whl clertcal staff. administer aft "''m Mon-Thurs or GAl FRJDA Y Ask for Vin. Titco llt•ll, ._. .._. ~ ~ ~ ~ .._. ~--.. , 1 OR II ~ nfr procedures & do bk t'~ · for H.B. Realtor. Must be 69S So Coust fl w y H.tp W...t.d 7IOOIH.tp Woftted 7100 Untvl'rsal •rotect1on App ianres-I wi JlMUmllll<' t1rc11. hrt1'. kpn~. Send resume to or (71 i __ S4&4 ______ 1 ullr11 ctlve w /plet1i1ant Laguna Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• So:rv1t•c. 1226 W. Sth St. sell or SEl~L for You. 0000 lbS. 1o1· Vl'rttl'lll. JUi>l Cal 833 21100 H on p k phone voice. Ute typmg _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Santa Ana lnlcrvlew5 MASTERSAUCTIOM overhuulcd. 3 Cylinder . . ll Sules. $40·SiU w up. Salary open. Apply In RETAlL SALES In Mt.• ~--~ L.o1L &L•••aJl 9625 I k I ft I .. bb Tomsic. 4299 M3cArthur M<ln ladies studt-nls " hrs 10am·12 noon & v .. __ • • or l . rnrv ru er BeBlvdh Slleail!J~· Newport E \'e's Is at . s s 4 711 s l. rarsnoo ;u;: ~ ~~ 2o f~Y i c::~en~'. ~~~ro~ ~ ~r~ R.E. MANAGEMENT: ·'-:_30-_4 :_30_p;...m_. ----Sol __ J_d_o-ak_1J_p_c_0_1n-·g-5_e_t.I ~!~~\;:' ::~~t t1~lrs'~~ ac .,...,.,., ll.?>-7006 Drookhurst. Huntington per week. No exper nee Service Statton Allen· Xlnt COQ.d. SSOO /bst of. lbs. 12· vcrtt<'ul. ~74 W Office Help. pa rt time. PUBLIC HELATIONS R c-a c h . K E Y Mui1t be ovall between Vice President opening exists for ag-danl. exper'd . 1-'ull or fer. 644-1605 191.h. CM. Ph 645·1001 Typing, filing. answer Part tame. 1,omc clllrical. REALTORS IOAM ·7PM. Apply at gressive Apartment Management pro-p.irt time. Apply Arco - telephone Lite book Newport Bch. 640.4119 ·--------i F'oto Mat Corp. 768·4171 fessional. Must have managed over Station. 17lh & lrvme. Solid 7 Pc: Bedrm set. New MiaceHaneout 1080 k Ba •·c· or492 3950 CM $2200. Asking $10SO or ••••••••••••••••••••••• eepang. xter ... ic:ero1 _________ , RECWTIOHIST · 2000 units, be ready to mov~ up to makeofr.~ 642·72.38 n TY f RETAJL NO FEE Presidency of com~y quickly and Ser vice St3t1on Help. WANTED .,..UAU for sallbool co. I you I f Blue suede r sofa. 2 c:hrs. Part time phone w<>rk & CONTROLLER have lhe ab1Kty to handle Mriers have a following. ary p us pro it C1Umc. £xper'd. 19 or w/chrme base. end tbl. TOP CASH DOLLAR dehvery.$3hr. For 8 h igh quality a busy sw1tchboard.c:an lnvW~~ sharing. Our staff knows of this ad. ~~a ~:!a~arbor Blvd, Parque. pinball mac:h PAID FOR YOUR 835·0211.ext 163Y !rnllboat manuf eo do lite typing, have a Warth.--.. Submit resume to: Ad #812, Daily 640--296J JEWELRY. WATCHES. ed wholesome front ofc ap Shi"-Pilot p O B 1560 CM Ca NM!~ ___ • _____ 1 ART OBJEC'rS. GOLD Part tflM ••es 5-9PM. Know! gc & ex per. in pearance. work well un 2 '"" Long Assign • · · OX • · " · "c.v<JO Stodl/Moil Clftil UDO ISLE SALE SILVER SERVI C Y. $31\r. 831·3656 eleetncal & mechanic:alll der pressure. love public M/F THlp Penn I Fash Isl Financial Serv. Beaut entry Ena din f"I NE FURN lit AN systems necess a~ we ftthr•'-w I OAM-2PM ~~~ l1nn. Must have exper. · ,.. TIQUES. 645_2200 ___ _ ---------1 as a knowledge & Jud& ronU\ct & are extremely rm. set. 8 uphlstrd chrs PAYROLLCLHK ement is carpentry ~~f.lcallAnnSm1th. Jon4·5·6at HefpW.ted 7100 H .. W•t.d 7100 ~~;~e{eo~.d;./J.9 S~~~ lighted china cab: bm. LUGGAGE TAGS The Jolly Rogo?r. Inc ls f1n 1sh1ng. Ability to·i~~~~~~~~~~I HANDYMAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 200 velvet patchwork long. perform w /m1n1mall: SALES •---------sz.bedspread. new bdrm rrom yourbusinesscard looklng for a full -time superv1s1on & refs req'd 2 S 3 I 0 PaMrkawrayg u r' le t\N OHIO o rL C~. ofC('rs SALES TB.El'HOHE SALES ensemble · Amer anti· Send one can! for each Payroll Clerk. F.xper Call Bob Gates. at R~lst PLENTY OF ONEY Ready for '.!Omethlng Do h . que desk: lrg amount or lag plu.-. one 1parc We must include familiarity s d ays a~week for Mission Viejo new? E!xc:lting l(round you haveenl usiaslic: Franciscan Hacienda return p<'rmnncntly W/large compuleriz!ld WeslSail Corp. S49·97t l hairstyle salon. Must ------~--plus cash .bonuses. fnnge noor opportunity in wide personality & a well patt. dishes. lllllc girls sealed c1Urun 1ve taf( & payroll. quarte rly tu re · ---------1 have expr in public rela· RM RELIEF benefits lo mature in open tleld. Jom our team modulated voice? Then b1c:yd e like new. Ph: str:ip. m\•••t •ng airline turns & olher payroll re REAL EST A TE Lions. Sales & light ac· Super visor. 3·11. L VN dlvidual in beach area. now: Call 640-0432 or contact Teleprompter 673-9443 67S·S767 I 0 reqwrcmcnts. Pre· lated duties. Thi:. PoS•· c:ntg. Apply in perSOQ on 7.3, full or p/time. Mesa Reg a rd I es s of ex· S48-l9Sl Cable TV because the Z 11ent loss & lheft ! For a tion requires the ability SELL HOMES ly aft 1 PM. Regis Verde Conv. HO!p. 661 perience, write H . F . _.:.._ _______ CHANNEL Is m N.8 . We SAVE! JAN. SALE. New personali:r.ed tag c•nc:los~· to deal erfectively w/all Hairstyles. South Coast Center St.C.M.:>48·~5. Read, Pres .. American1---------•I have sever al full & & used furn. appl'll. wullpaper. fabric or ....., Wonted 7100 Docp 8040 J..-elry 8070 .••.••..•.•.•••..•........•.....•.............•..•..•..•..•.......... levels of management LEARN Plata, C-06ta Mesa Ri...l'S Lubnc:ants Co .• Box 696. SALES Pttime sales positions misc. Wilson's Bargain "Day Glo" paper & WI.! Must be available t o " Daylon.Ohlo45401. uva1I. We oHer a salary Nook. 2Stores~S&814 will back & tnm your work overtime when re f bn t S f RECEPTIONIST Chcrqe Position + xlnt benefits. You can w. 19th. C.M. 642·1930 & tags. Or try two can1~ • q • d . s a I a r y c 0 m nves en a es Fash Isl Financial Serv. Weekdays & Weekends. SALES SPECIALIST make $300 wk . Phone 5411.~ back lo back mensuute w /exper ()penl.nf(aewiinOrange firm. Reeept/Secy. front Challengmg """itlon for 642·3269for an lnterview . ...:...::......:..;.:.._ ______ , PRICES. Please apply In pee-son. and Newpe>h Beach ror desk. Exper. Refs req'd. capable in~uduals. INSIDE SALES WATERBED. Complete S2ea or 3/SS 17042 Gillette. Irvine t; x pe r 1 e n e e d Type 60 wpm. 300 San Xlnlbcnefils,lnsurancc. CustloatCOftStlltont J.C.PIEHHEYCO TB.I.Ell w/htr.Qnsize.4mosold . ll~tagsSl .OOea. 8am·5pm Mon thru Fri. Salespersons Interested Miguel Dr. N.B. Suile Challenging position 24 Fmhlon Island ... for our lovely Newpe>rt S450 value. sell $380. 6/9lagsSJ so ca 111 investments We sllll ~. 1~~~~::e. with the world's largest Newport leoch Beach office. Need ex· <213)4J4.J860 lOor more st.40ea ----E--RSO---• and hst $3 to SS million ··~ & mOC!l rapidJy growing Are you ambitious? penenc:ed person lo work IOSS Sales Tax Included PEOPL PE N dolla~ per month. Sales Ncwpe>rt Bch 642 2410 manufacturer of quality If you are we have an In fnendly atmosphere. G9'0CJI W. NO CARD? Execln n~ p/tir1e ~~· quadrupled lasl 'year tut boats <as well as com· opening in maJor a p. Compelltive salary and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Draw your own or send ~'api:'allz~~~~~-fu Prest1g1ous orr.ces. 60 t plete) Mimmum 2 yrs p 11 an c ll .s , s e w 1 n g benefits. Call personnel. Garage fu.U of furn. piano. name, address. phone & • 70 to 100 'i-commission ex Per bu 1 I d i n g machmcs & home elee· 645-5333 for appt. cir tv, tools all kinds. we'll make one card per p~ s.cty split, video and persooal fiberglass boat. ls1 with troruc:s dept. Exper pre· equalopptyemployer bike. etc: 581 ·2306 tag. Add~eac:h to$102S.l00%Freetoap. tra1mng Wnle lO Don wood interi or <sl f'd.Xlnt eo.bcoef1ts TEU.ERS ahytJme. Sendc:heckormoneyor· • Plic:ant.Superspe>tfora Berman. President, Knowledgeofplumbing. Apply 1n person derto · Quail Place Properties. electrical. engines & Mon-Fri IOAM-4PM Bankmgexper only. 2 Stuffed eh.airs S2S ea, 1 PILOTPRIHTING tsyupelorr·epelarsote tno. aYlol tuyrpeabsioltf-1400 Quail St .. Suite 135. R.E. S.S carpentry A well or-Equal opp employer m i ( Contact Bob Creighton ~de·a-bed1 Slbo60. s1 'td1v!n0 p 0 Box 1560 N Be h Cal r gan11,ed, personable self· Irvine National Bank .._95, 2 e ec. tp a es •4 · people counts here Vou ~port ac: · 1 JOIM OUR GROUP !'lllrter who enjoys peo. 833•3700 ea, 6' lamp $25, copier Costa Mesa. Ca. 921;26 will take dictation.f•--------..i We have an apenlng ror 1 d 11 1---------•I machine $2S & MORE ....... ftro) plant personn•'l, . d Pc. eta work & paper TEL . p ti N II· Calt G7• •""" CdM • · Beer drafter. hold~ • • Kes.: ~.,.......... ~ an expe r1 ~n ce work. who is an ex· SALES art .me ose ~. . ofbe<'r,ncw cond S200 handle personnel files, To pince your message salesperson. Outstand penenced sailor will fmd mg. no nppt s. Sllrvey lo S7J.S276. Call art I li\M etc. Call Abigail Abbot before the 1ng working eond1t1ons a rewarding future. Call Bll!>mess owners. 8 Hr Horwt 8060 ------- Personnel ARency. 450() rcadl.nf(pubhc. and excellent co m Dob Gates a l West.sail SPECIALIST w eek SS pt h r. Mr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tilll fastet draw in the ~;1~ us Dr • N. ". phone mission split. Only theo."7Pilot-llyt.lle Corp, 1714 l :>49-9711. If you're al!gress1ve. am Howard 549·t819 For Sale: 2 pe>rues & show Wesl. " Daily P1lo1 Dlllly Pilot 1~~~~~~~ ,ouwmet .. _lnrcMifloc411 biuous &exper'd In sell WAJTRESS . exper'd hrs quarterhorse. Class 1r1ed Ad. Phoue Trade your old slut( for Class1(1ed.642·5678 673•7601 com"'unllr.--tyda'f ing Fine Jewelry. we 7 30 to 3 .. 30. G ood CaU847 1091 _642_·_56_i7_8_. ------d SELL Idle items with a ~n~e~w~g~o~o~l~e~s ~w~1t~h~u~~~~~~~~~~~=~A~H~~~~M~E~=d~---~·~1~U~\l~~~l~N~i~~D~a~i~~p~,1~~~C~l~a~"~i~fi~ed~A~d~. ~Y~~~o~ningfor ~~nall~ P~~eap· _c_ta_ss_l_fied_a_d.!'_2_·56_78 you in our Fine Jewelry ply: Dept. Xlnt co. benefits. Ice Cream Ahoy ' 4~ TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS A TRIBUTE TO THE COMING Sunday January 23, 1977 in the Daily Pilot -~:ni'iiftet°1 ---., .! ~. ·7~. --· ~ ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS .,.,,,_..;__ --~ P} l"!j ,·~~ ,, ~ )} .. -~-).~. ~\~-, ~-~:-~-~~: .>"· .:::~·::.,~~t:~~~;..: •. :.~_·. ..:_.~ . ··~-::" . -·-~ ~~ -~-=-G-~ 0 ·==· ~ , .. .. :;: • • ~ •"'.~ r "'-\ ~, ('") r • • 1 .-;,-' ... ;" .. -. ~~ .::-·:-~ h{ ~ -.~ --.::~. :.:.:-::;::: :·:;./:.:·.:: ~·~···' ~Ji.?i~~~Ji_\~~&~'.:W~~,;~: ;.~ On Sunday, January 23, 1977, the Dally Ptlot wlll publlah a apeclal trtbute to women In business, Industry and commerce. The pagea wlll underacore the ~ mafor contributions made by women profea1lonal1 to the thrtvlng economy of the .~ .. Orange Coast. Bullne .. women Salute notfc.1 wlll be one column by four lnchea 9: each, allowing room for a photo and deacrfptlve copy. Colt of each notice 11 only i. $16, with a photo you provide. - Our Salute to Bustneu and Profeaaional Women 11 an exceptional opportunity to Introduce a new or longtime auoclate to the people of the Orange Coaat, or to honor awards or achievements. Don't ml11 being part of fhls specfat advertlalng oppot1untty. Deadline fcx ,...rvlng apace la Jan. 19. Call todayl DAILY PILOT 642-5678 Apply Ln Person 7640 Edinger Ave.118 Mon lhru Fri 10am·4Pm J .C . ~MEY CO. 24 FcnlUoft ltland Newport leach Equal 6pp Employer m /C WAITRESSES E xpe r 'd . Apply i n person, Mon thru Thurs betwn J.Spm. Gulliver 's Restaurant. 18 482 MacArthur Blvd. Irvine. Waitress Food/Cocktails. SAL.ES Apply art 4pm, Sid's Blue We need a seJf.stnrter Beet. 107 21st Pl. N B. !male or fem) lo set up . own sales roree with our Waitresses full & p1t1me. hel p . Tremendou s Laguna locat.1on. Over future C all NOW ! 18 I Yr corr~ shop e~- 640-0432or S48·195J per. Refs req d. Charlie s Ctuh. 549.00SL SECRET A.RY PA.IT-TIME Woman for ll·housework & some l'ooking. No wlcnds. CdM. 673-5947 Excellent opporlunily ---------1 for individual desiring Woman over 65 w/ear to parl·lime work. Sam· s h a re Cd M home 0000 Mon thru Fri. Type W/samc. Rm. board & 70, sh 90. nonunal salary to right CaU 644-3389 person. Night or day ph 9AM 'Ul Noon _6_7_H_7_25 _____ _ THE IRVIME CO 550 New Port Ctr Ori ve Merchandlw Newpe>rt Bench ~·:;;,:,::: .. ••••••••••••••• EquaJ Oppe>r Employer ._.,..,.._,. I~~~~~~~~~~ .•••••••••••••••••••••• SECRETARY to S800. 100% Free to ap pUcant. With review raise soon. Be part oC th action with a top note team in this flexible of rice. They are looking fo a real professional who I asserti ve. but fun Beaudful Newpo r Beach offices & supe people. Be Involved. Cal Abigail Abbot Personoe Agency. 4500 Campu Dr. N.B. 557-6122 Wonderland Of Antiques! H U GE warehouse crammed with over 500 music boxes. nickelo· deon pianos. circus or· gans, well clocks. grandfather clocks. fascinating antiques. Over $1.000.000 Worth American lnternauonal Galleries; 1802·T Ketter· Ing St.. Irvine. Tel. 7SHm. Open Wed thru Set. 9AM to4 PM. Visit! Secretary/Reeeptionis ~•en 1010 and Dent.al Assis~ Co ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newpo rt. Beac: Ortbodonllst. 642-4611 REFR.IQ.ERATORS WASHERs.DRYERS Recoodltlons-Repros & For• A.d In W-.'1 Wortd c. s.. 642-5'78. Ext. 330 Two Versions! 2 -Part Knit! SECRET A.RY Efficient 8.Jld accurale. M WPM. ll short.hand. Ca r eer orlt!nted . Newport Financial center 644-6457 tor appl. Frgt Damage. Guar/Del. Tuck the new cowl-neck 2.9 Yrs in Oraage Co. dichy Inside sashed 111nic! Du .... LAP'S Layeroog in lWO Ptrts! Knll " L . -tTr "1'fT' -' tunic ol synthetjc worsted In 1.8.lS Newport Bl. CM "'1 "''"';-111~1..-. J color~ to top oll ~lld eolo' CALLS48·7780 cowl neckhnc dickey. Orut SECRET AIY/RECEPT. W ... SHER "'RYER t•slll0/11 Pa11ern 10~, Stre1 "' ...., ~10. 12·14: 16 incl. Construcuon exper. Sl3· Late mod.el. super deluit. Choo1c the neckline you llh S1.2S tor etcll Pattern. Add ble. O.C. Airport &1rea . MulU·c:ycle, like new. best-nqtched coll11 or round 35( ttch Ptlttm for fl11t<lats Ru 968·7465 But Pen. cond. Sacrifice at •1lh yoie 10ltntss. Ltan over· 11rm1ll 'nd t)lndltna, Send to1 540-2842. 12 u for both. Ca II blouse lboYe SOft 1klrt creates Allee Brooks •SECRETARY 7Sl Sl17 fluid '''"· Sew IOt S!>fln1. Needlocrall Dept t05 Printed Patltm 9180 Mluts lllCEPTIOMIST• 4 Yr WmJ~bowe refrig. Sues 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. 0111y P1101 BeautiCul Irv. ofClce l(reen, gd cond $125. S11e 12 l!Mt 341 t~O ·PI~ Bo•l63.0 ldChel"a Sta . needs JPodel image, fmt 837·1.34J dress Jv8 Jlfds 4~111e11. New Yo,k. NY 10011 Prin1 om tro St11d SI .zs '°' •ICll Pllttm. Name. Ad are H z • p. ~. ~rn7:1 ~lespho~! llcydtt 1020 Adel 35< tor tacll patttm for Po11e<n Numb9r v 0 Ice • v I v a c I 0 u s ....................... firfl •CllSl ••rmatl blndfln,, MOllE tllafl Mr befOft! 200 ~ty who enJO· ys USED, R E BU I LT 4c StN tl1 dlil&ns_plus 3 free Drlnted In. Al side HEW 1976 HftDlLCRAr H pa e heavy people Guaranteed. I ty~•· ua·i·~ M .... tn CATALOO• Hat Ml'fth1n1. 75c oriented business. Salary parts, repairs. Trade·uu ...., -· ""' Cl1dtet wltlt S 11.00 Open. Send Resume a~""...t6312101 Patte...nOopt,U 2 Ulrts _ _. .. ..__.. ______ 1 Dally P1101 CltCMt I Wltdtllll -1.00 w/pboto & Hlary re· •NEW·USED BIK ES• ~ Wnt 18th St. N9w 111"1 f1ttr l llltt -f1 00 quiremcnllto. Buy·Sell·Ttade York, NV 10011. Prif\l ._,... Croclttt ---;l~ CleulfittdAd #Ill Parts&Repaln NAME. ADDRESS. ZIP. ~='-=' .S1 oo I Deity Piiot ,.0 lox Skateboards s • z E and s TYL e flower Crecti•t ..;, • si'.oo C.. '2626 Blvd C. 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Restora· Over 40 in 1>tock f.:lttrns $2100 Cull 642 4482 ble. all paru avalhtblt Motor r u n:; Ask ing BMW '73 FIATl.28SLC S.Price-ill9t 'T4 vw Convert. AMtFM rnck. new rnd11tl!I, 34.000 .) Reblt. eng . only 10.000 MJUCLE MAZDA tape 13795 rru Clean S28:IO 673-2638. A.lso MINI 8U\d11 14' L.11rson F /G, Me re $1&50.874 W.lfM St.CM ~ 833-9'77E SOO. elec start. lilt 645-\691 17 BMWs HERE NOW ml. New in~rior & cpl 21"" H1rbor Blvd·. C. ·~. Phone 549 0351 anyume 1>'73·2430 .-vtjj Flared wh ls. f'e rriara -" Mags Rear m old ed 645-5700 '62 Butl. engine & fmt end Nabe...: IS Granodo Ghia. 4 dr. spe>Uer, vtnyl top. Spat· ·m MCB GT. Xlnt t'Ond. recently re bit. $SOO _ •~ air. i>wr 30.000 Ml. Xlnt less-new paint. $3000 640--0661 Cadt.)lac concl ~ Soulh Coa111 Ski Boot!\' Nor<l1 cu trailer. xlnt cond. $1575 4 --Wlieef---Dri--.,-9550 Meteor• Never used alfcr 9G8-0290 .. ~ ...................... . 64.$-7S88 a n 5PM low ml. wlres. rad ials. Ciir l-t'Hing 300 W~:n new cpt & paint Sl500 ·73 v w Su pe r Bug C.:t• .i q If w y N . D . Excellent condU1on Slz.c USED BOAT WANTED 10med. $175 494 2417111\. 1a 22· 1 rO Ci berg Ian . 1974 TOYOTA 5 fisht ski, w/trlr sS2 0282 LA.MDCRUISER BMW RESALES 4 wheel drive wtroll bar. RADIO Control Electric 22· Tro1a n Sea Oreeze. custom wheels & t.irts '70 2800CS-4 11p '75 Flat Xl/9. xlnt cond. conver tible, AM t fM cassette. 4 spd, $4.200 49J...U27 ufr.497-3965. AM t F M 8 track. new Quality anQ.Prlc;~ &l521S2.art 5673-326\1 brlc3, lld edition mdl. ~ Gu.ar.an1ecd Model PT liOat. over J ft boll tank, VII F . Just w /only 22 ,000 miles· C235Cl"S> long, siren. water can· hauled. painted & eni: UKf;NEW' 1490MPR>. '722002·A ·<MSRKKl. non, 2 SJ>t!(..'<is, etc. Vt!ry tuned. CGA m:spcct1on. SdePri,_.S39t9 · 7 3 3 . 0 CS 4 s p . Hondo 9727 sophisticated toy. Over $3SOO ss,g.4390 an ""CLe. M,,. .,,,. .._ (987KLM ). ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• $1800 r e placem e nt. M-., AA¥"" '73 Da v11 r l t ·4 s p .. to appreciate. $2500/bat '69 FORD otr 962·0516 Ll'J\111){ ~l)l'l•,1l"h C .... c.-W-- '00 VW QAmper Vim. Ne w every th1n11. $2500/bst otr 962·0516 Prcfl•r1cd RJll'\ • r """• .,.-Auto. trans .. air cond .. I .ngl'\I ~~·lttl 11111 pwr 11tcenng, pwr. seat, rud.lo, heater. <ZOX235) Sacrifice $500 Includes loah. Retlf/ 21~Harbor Blvd .. C.M {680PPM ), lrand ... W '76 everythmi:. 675 3662 or Chart9r 9050 64S·S700 '7 4 Bava r I a . 4 ~ v HO ..... DA Cars '68 VW Van. 49k actual 64S·2200 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• <:WSLFM J, 1"11 ml. perfect cond. see t ·Cris Craft for charter '71 Chev P.U. •.;Ton, glde '75200'.!·A . .(()341 > OVE:R 100 Opel 9746 _a...:.p.:..pr_et...;._54_9_·2665 _____ 1 1976 MGI Roodstw 4 speed, i.clereo & rack UJ{ENEW1 (219PHCI Sale Pric .. S459t MJRACLl MAIDA 21SOffarbor Blvd .• C.M. 645-5700 •JI N.:w & LJ,cd LullllJl \ tn 01.11t)ll' C.uu 111 y Oren ~unt.1.1v Cad illJc Master Oc.ilc1 2<>00 H.lftior Hlv~t CO\IJ Mt\J 540·9100 SI 199. Plu~ Tux & r.1 censc Gourmet butcher block or lease '761'77. ta nks. O/S tires. Exit '7SS301A·A ·<006M VG). To ChooH from! ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.J... 9772 table. never u:1t-d, 640-8208 rond. stereo, shell. $3500 s"' "DLU •cl( 73 1'..,,.I GT X1 t d Ull"O 831 1612 r "" "°"6 -"" U ... IVERSITY . .,..., · n con •••••••••••••• •• ••••••• THEODORE ROBINS ---. loots, Soll 9060 irm 4""""'' VAWY IMPORTS " Red. rad1alt'I. 4.1pd. nu A.1.r hockey. h ke nu SSO ........................ '73 Toyota Landcru1ser. ll 1-2040 49S..4t49 OW.•abHe mulflcr. radio. SJ.{)()()/ hardly used llodaka dirt Hobie 16. trlr. new trans & m a n y xtras. $3900. Holtda Ccrs • GMC _o1_r._840--__ 1S_78_aft_11.:..p_m_. __ 1 l11kc 1oocc• Sl20 Call more. $1,425. 646-825S or S57·7742aft 6 pm __ TNCks 700pelGT. 89'l 7284. MJ ·7~ Tnicks 9560 28SO Harbor Blvd sim. 846-0816 RADIO Control Model l E R I cs 0 N 2 9 r II 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G Costa Mesa 540·9640 m eter Sa1lboal 6 Ft crwset ruce. S2 l'.OOOtof· '74-C·lO Chev PU. 3SO VB 1 sr 6 ••OAOW•Y .s.,... 9710 long. sails beautifully fer 675· 1830 eves & Eng. Al.Ito. 8' bed w/rnp. SANfA ANA ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 GT. real sharp! See to appreciate. Sl6SO. Aft e or wlrnd.s. 498-154$ Makeofferor trudefor" w~ds. P vt pty . S3SOO Ph 835·3171 '76JAGUAR , 67S.3662or 64S 2200 7$1-9818 ncuu.-aOfllVIMO~NI Exec Cu Sa le ' XJS. ~GT. radial llres, wh1te. Houseful or fu rn. Washer IUILD YQUR OWN Ve911 9570 •USED IMW'$* XJ12L's, XJ6C. all Lo-Mi 4 spd, gd cond S3000. & Dryer. misc h~hld IEAUT. WESTSAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 8avaria-1906LVYl a nd pa rn p e r e d . _833-8 __ 1_46 ______ _ items '73 Nimrod Tent WORLD CRUISU 197S GMC '7S2002·1833NJM I Buy /.Lease Sensible Pondte 9750 Trlr. s ips 8. 2020 Wallace. Hund reds o r pro ud SURFER V AH '69 1600-lZXX8661 pymts. Call for details. ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt. B. CM 548-4906 o wn ers u r c hand Automatic. air cond . Closed On Sulldcry1 BRITISH CAR CO. '66 Porsche 9ll. '71 911 f1ruslu ng thl'1 r Westsails 213-2525 E bit tr •· car Dog llouse New cst m 1n their spare time. sunroof. portholes. ~e· '75 2002 sunroof. a ir. ,,,,_. ng. re a ns"' r made for med tolgcdog There's no reason you luxe lrlm.~hrome wire AMt f''M . x lnt l'Ond 714/694-2854 e nd. Ko n1 's. $3700 Solid frame. shingle ext. can't do 11 too Ta ke ad· wheels & 8 track stereo. $649S. io f r . 640·8666/ , • _S46-__ woe _______ 1 675·3085 vanl<lKe of winter & car-C0749l-557·0520 73 XJ·l2 4 dr: white Roh Royce 9756 Yellow shag l'Pt'g 180 yds. Gd cond. Bcautyrcst box/ matt dbl wt wicker hdbrtl. Hest of r. 64.<HJ459 iO Yamaha 100 4100 ml. ly spnng deliveri es on SA.DDLllA.CK wtblue leather mt., full ••••••••••••••••••••••• specially priced semi· VA.LUY IMPORTS Capri 9715 pwr & air. 40.~ Miles . •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. f1 n1shcd 28' t hru 43' 3 O 95 ... 9 ... 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Perf. cond, ong. owner . ~==~;;;~--......., W I k ' 8 I ·204 4 ., , •76 C ""PRI Contact Harold Standish. ROY t-stsa1 pac ages rom1 ----------' "' ~ $0095. for hull AND deck' '66 Ford. R e bit e ng., 4 Cylinder, g reat gas Custom Weave Carpets, CARVER Alt end our builders' mags, new tires. fully mileage, ready to go, btwn Sam-l :3Qpm Mon-AOLLS·AOVCl forums Mon. & Wed . custom interior. Super Ser. GAECSK-2.4542. ..:F:...:n..;.:_:. 962:..:.:..·..:.884::.....:1_____ 1-..0J .. m11or .. eves. to rind out about clean. $1295. 67J.592S $3886 Mcndo 9738 IL---...J =' ... ,., '77 VOLVO HERE NOW •NEW COLORS •NEW MODELS Huge savt ngs on all re· maanlog n e w 78s & Demos in stock. MARqUIS YOLYO MISSION vu;JO 131-2110 495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Lar..iest Volvo Dealer In Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT Nabers Cadillac, 1974 Cadilla c Brougham met.aJhc blue. vinyl top. blue crushed velvet 1n tenor LOADED FULL P OWER L ow miles $8000. Dayi; 630· 1710. Eves· 633·9264 '66 COUPE DE VI LLE Runs. $500 Pirm 631·09\4 '76 El Dorado Convert Xlol. 0 34NIK I As king $17.00 0. Cull (714 > 5SJ-l.225or 549-1656 9917 ........••••........... FORD 20b0 HAR60A BLVD COSTA Ml SA b42 0010 '75FORD GRAND TORINO 4 dr . uulO trans .. pwr s teer . powe r brakes, vinyl roof. radio. heater (743MAT l $2999. Plus Tax & L1eense THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20b0 HARBOR BLVD .COSTA MESA o-12 0010 '75FORD GRANADA Radio & heiiler. 2 dr., pawer steer, & brakes, 11ulo trans .. 34.000 miles. t249NBW1 $3599. Plus Tux & I .lcen3e Out/street SJSO/bst orr. Z Gas l11wnmowers. com· pl overhauled, $35 ea. Call 548·8322 llmsbrng i>aCk3ges & rac· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tory support. Weslsail '76 Ford "lSO" -;--3Sl VS, Cruisrn~ Center, Lrdo auto, all pwr. tint wdws. Village Center, Suite 201, I C 0 S 8 ZS. M e r 1 a n ~., .. ,. ~t~-f~~~·~ ·~u~:1'~'!lte~o~l~~~: e T • radials, ori ~ owner CLOStD SUNOAY\ S1800. Call S36·0204 THEODORE ROBINS l..API DA R Y EQU I p . MENT. Nr new 10·· JI P. ~nnder on :.land. 27" vibrator ~lab polis her , 2 diamond cab polishers. 3432 Via Oporto. Newpart (213)37S..6968 miracle mazda ------• 2025 S. Manchester ELEGANT 1964 Rolls Anaheim 750-2011 R oyce . F ull y U PH O L S T E RED W/CHINCHILL A IN· C R E DIBLY BEAUTf FUL. Prlc DRASTICALLY r e · '67Camaro On g1nal Owner. .32'7 Auto. $1500 640-~ FORD Beach, 92663 675·5100 Autos W.t.d 9590 LA.SER .....................•. tnm !laws. casung unit. JI 12199 Race xtras & CASH FOR CARS! pic kle pot , wax pot , f bgl9' c ntr b rd $725 . ToP S Dollar S p:ud ror face ting machine , 64f.J089or 64S-2t80 clean used cars,truc ks & tumbler barrels. other ---------1 Corvett~. Ask for Pau l i.mall items. lge upnght l8' Sloop, sips 4 311P out· O'Neill. glass show case 11tore brd., covers. nu pamt & HOWARD Chenolet t ype• l ank vac uum slip. Nwprt a re a. 968·56:!8 Dove&QuB.IJ Sts cleaner, tf B·Q, chest of l6' llob1eCat wttrlr. NEWPORT BEACH d ra w e r s. full sz Ras Wht hulls w/bluesails ra nge, TV tr ays, ice 22S WE PAY TOP DOLLAR chest. 361 Ralcam Place, $995. 642' 2· FOR TOP USED CARS CM 14'HobicCatlike new FOREIGN. DOM ESTIC Mil«flmwous AskinR $1200/bcst ofr or CLASSICS W__._~ 8081 __ Call 768-4593. If your car is extra clean umC'U see us first. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOlllE CAT 3.5 Meter IA.UE:R BUICK Wanted, while dresser. yr ( n·~ fl. smaller version 292S Harbor Blvd. old part. crib & other of Hobie 16 & 141 Like Costa Mesa 979.2500 baby items 842 8531 new. colored sails and Mulical extras. Great for boys lnstrwnenh 8083 fi rst cut. Very fnst. $600. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 87S.3662 or 645~2200 WE BUY CLEAHCA.RS &TRUCKS Conn Min-0 -Ma llc elec. '74 Aqua rius 21'. VHF. organ. excellent cond1· Genoa. NB slip. Loaded . t1on. $600. P.P. 532-1259 Xlnt cond $4800/bst. CONNELL MUST SELL new acous tic 751-4609. 963-$455 870 PA boanf & 2 Shore 20' Custom Sloop 1976, CHEVROLET mikes +~lands Ma ke glass w fuJl keel. 0 18 , 4 2828HarborBlvd. ofr.8364004 Mike baRS sail, drnghy. slip. COSTA MESA Pt+t -8087 mx>-64S-8lB7 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah.. Slips/ TOP DOLLAR So We'll Pct Cente r . Dod&s 9070 PAJO W o r Id ':. I a r IC est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lMMEDIATEL y Bristol McArthur S A. Desperately need space FOR ALL ~1994 for CAL 25. Temparary FOREIGN CARS PicMos & n--8090 OK. 644-5010 or 673-7652 CALL OR COME lN -· ..-• TO SEE US •••••••••••••••••••••••Slip s pace for 25·35' RARE'' Upnght White r1be rglass sailboat. HEWPORTIMPOltTS Stage Plano Minl cond Newport Beach67S.7213 3100W.Cstllwy,NB S400 ofr 960-~ 642·940S ---Slip Space for 25.35·1----------1 Ebony Baby Gra nd rlberglass sailboat WE BUY Good cond. $495. Newport Beach. 675·7213 •USED CARS& 645-5050 TRUCKS• ---loah. Storage 9090 Come1norCall Ucaldwin Acro.'!Onic piano ••••••••••••••••••••••• f1tHAppraisal W r y fin~ <·ond. Must BOAT STORAGE $30 Gt-otitChe.,..,..t ~IJ RcM ofr. SS\·2083 monlhly. rree launch. 18211 Beach Blvd Lewis Plano service, has S a1l/Pwr. Newpo rt HunUngton!Mach sev~ral recondition ed Dunes. 6"4·05lO 847-6017 * 549-3331 upnght pianos. America & European, check my T1 m1p tol'°81 TOP pnces Lal(Una 494-M.40 •••• ... •••••••••••••••• • DOl.1.A.R 5poifi•9Goods 1094 c-.in. SfM/ 9120 p••o ...............•••.•.•. .... ._.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR CLEAN Ski hoot ~. Nordi c:> ESQ UIRE Cab Hl•h ....... -c•as kteor11 Never used . ....... " .....-""' A t:11cellent rond1l1on S1ic Camper for 8 """· $4.SO .a.• • MODB.S IO med St7S 4!M 2.417 aft Good cond 8S3-4832 ~ ~ ~=::t..~' TY. ltoclo, HIR. Stw.-o 9150 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Su.zuk.1TM125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L1k (.'OU.Ht TV 19·· Con~lt e new l'lt-t & sound but needs 1114 >968--4637 aft Spm wrk $40 7S1 6892 & um Honda CB 450. Juiit ~.·1 'l')j\ •• f~ [ ·' , .. t~" "~ H'J"J"'!~GT0t-'4lH At •• e--1.• ... -.K1 '-•ll, I) 110' ~7434cves rtbullt top, e nd. Cleao.1_;. __ .;.__-=----.....;...;;.~ 1• a n a !Ion 1 c s t e r e o . $'12S. 548-2475 AMt FM. 8-lrk tape, BSR Need cash. '76 Yamaha tuni. $175. 548-2475 motoncooter $275 Orm. Call Locke 498-1791 Hted, Pickup. '55-'57 Chevy or 'S3-'56 Ford. Good body. manual trans, V-8. running or not. Nell. 536-2990 Full Dress '74 GT 750 &pl...... SU1uld. Bought new J an. Clautfled Ads sell big ••••••••••••••••••••••• "16, xlnl cond, new lie, Items. s.mall Items or Datwn 972 2150 ~ ltYd. •••••• ••••••• •••• •• •• •• Coda Mesa 64S-S700 DRIVE A LITILE. •• SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DA TSUH San Juan Capistrano 831-1375 493.3375 ' NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS 8210 4 Door. 4 speed. (7357lS). MOWS2195 888 DOVE STREET Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 833-1300 TOPIUYER See us first. & last' To dollar paid ror imparts. COSTA MESA DATSUN '74 Mazda RX3 Coupe, 4 duced LEA VlNG JAN 4' spd, under wrnty, very _7_59-0077 ________ 1 dean 837 ,3202 T--'---------.. , ..... 9765 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1958 MIZ 190SL COUPE ROADSTER Hardtop & ~oft t op Onginal leather w/radlo. A class1c! (ITX77S), SADDLEIACK VA.LUY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 Lease New·UHd OVE:R 100 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY ~~J:rt• MERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manchester . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 TOYOTAs HERE NOW •NEW COLORS •NEW MODELS Huge Savings on ALL re- maining new 761 & Oem06. The Better Bargain MARQUIS TOY OT A MlSSION VIEJO 831·2810 49S.' 2 f 0 '71 Corolla. new pa int. clean, $900. 840-3168 '74 Corolla Toyota SS. 284S Harbor Blvd Buena P ark Costa Mesa ~o-641 523-7250 :Kl,000 mi. 30 mpg.~ spd, radials. lmmac. $2300 or • ·~9 DATSUM On the Santa Ana Fwy best offer. 752-8220. Roads t er <YXV467) 1952 MBZ JOOS Classic 70 eorona•4 dr de luxe St.k1M6201 Coupe·Ooeof only 86 pro-A/T, vinyl roof. 39,oOO S I 099 duced that yc:ar! Must orig. owner miles. $1250. see to appr~1ate! Prl. 673-3388 ~ l ~ll 1'. Of.Al H !JL vO HllN11Nl,1P._ 8( AC.H 11~l nH1 ~~o o 142 pty. 581.~446-T _rit_11_:....;lf~._----9-7-6-7 1 Clasuc Mercedes • ••• •• •• • • • ••. • • • • •• • • • 1970 280S E Cnvt Xlot '69 TRIUMPH TR6 cond. Sl7,500.5S2·709l 4 s pee d < ZSC97 3 I ·10-2sos L Rds tr. ex· suu11oun ----~-~--1 quis1te, silver wtblk llhr. '71 DATSUN auto. AM/FM. air, s nu ~:J Coupe, 4 spd (24SCTD> radials. 7 coats nu paint. Stlc.1150211 PP. $12,000. 499-2109 $1399 ~.l •RH" IH Af •t fll VO 14l / .. I I Nlo I U ~l tl l 11 CH ~-!;' llA 1 ~40 N~;> •73D4TSUH Coupe. auto lra n (8361lXVl Slit 150401 $15«19 ~.1 •Hk1'·flfA1 llAL'll' 11• '~''i>;<.TON Rf Ar:~· '\.,., ... • ·~, 1 • .io n .•. i,. '60 Mercedes 2208, rebll engine. 10,000 mi, $1400. 960-2810 eves. '7SMl%300D Very Clean. 1745LWH> HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2131921..asaa 7141523-7250 •1SMIZ240D 1Rf\1'> EH Ar>• Bl VD, IHJN!IN(;rrm l:llAC~t 3..\7 : It' 1 '•HJ 0.\42 77TR7 $4995. 76 sUcker price re· duced $654. Call today ror details on exciting ne w Buy/Lease plan. Sensi- ble payments. BRITISH CAR CO. 213/990·2525 7141894-2854 Clean. Buy/Lease. Sensi· VoluWOIJlft 9770 ble pymts. (860NBM I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE OF IMPORTS '65 VW. good cond, new brakes. r e blt e ng, $000/bestofr. 675·9725 2131921..asaa '67 vw good cond. Just 714/523-7250 o ve rhaul e d . $9$0. 75 DATSUN 210% MG 9742 95,1.2532or536·14e1 r:.\i~.s't~.~~ie~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~oo:~new eng. runs Senalble pymt.s. t971 MG MIDGET · eaii496-S2S9 BRITISH CAR CO. 4 speed, AM/FM r~dio &1--------213/990 2828 only U,000 miles. '66 VW w/87 reblt eng. 714•n~2..... Ulll~~L 53599 l'\tlly customlied body, ,_ ...,.. -rnct-map.'825.940-71121. G1•ral 90 I 0 new tuneup. new Ures. any Item. 642·S6'78. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Sl.200. 642.11879, 630-Q92 "70 Sta. Wgn. Sl,000 mi, RADIO Control elrctrlc Motol'Hw A111oi. l...-t9d IJ.2:50~2539 <Mike> MlllACU MAZDA 2"4) Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-1700 '69 VW Bug. 4 spd. Super. clean. mags. Lo mi's. 113115. Call 546-4120. '72YW Lk l78FLX. Sc.Jc #50381 $1599 ~-~r ~ .. ~-·· • \ , .. h ,, fl • I. ~ ~ • j ,. ' I • I I,~ Ii f ·' ( '~ l, ' "l H1 'i.\. Model~ Boat, over 3 n. S./9--6 s. 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ long.2s1~ watte r .Searyn· ...... !.7.;; ........... G1w.. 9701 M 9725 '74 Midget, 23,000 ml, non. s.~-vs, e c. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• perf. cond. $2790. sophisUcated toy Over 28' GMC M01'0RHOME · 498 1381 Sl800 replacement. SIPS8. Wntrrales. Pvt RAal '62 75 AATXl9 · Sacrifice $500. Inch.Ides p\)'833-2616, MASllATI Maa Wbeela. AM·FM. 8 77MGI' everything. 675-·3662 or 642-4097 Nwpt 3500 GT co•-track. Sensible pymt1. • v.-• Cberrb Can Lease Free 5yr/50,000rnl. ext. ~2200 5 Sc>da. new Urw. Bor· · · Wur. with 77 MGB OMC Late '73, ll.lnL cood .. rogl wire wheell, rue1 ln· 4'70MY . Cbooee ot FU1 •IP• 6, sia.9oo 1238 jectJoa. a.tumloum body. llAmSHCAACO. ~hi'reuytpur~~se IOATIMG Poluii. NB.833-2:6l6 XJnt cond. Very rHt! 213/990·2525 ptana.SemJble pymts, a.ASSIS ~ Tr1mlf 9170 zs..ooo Ml. Too hot for my 7141814-2164 A S C"' CO ~ Qarting Ja.n. 10. urn ,....._............... w I r e Tr I de r 0 r 8 m H "'A . Sponsoredbytbe f9[sSparta.nTtlrRme. aomethina tamer. Pao• '7•l28Wan. YellOW. Lear 213/ll0-2525 NEWYEAR'SSPEClAL! BALBOA $2,000/blt otr. tera. Lotus, Etc or 1? Jd stereo, snow tint, lat 7141194-2854 a s o O F F • V W POWERSQUADRON fwiJl.focaJIN7~ Pvt pty. 875·SH2 or cood -pp "'"'l......,. Squatebad: Now l80I. to leach you t~ proper 6 64$..2200 • _..vv. ·"" .._ ''9 MGI GT. kl~ • :1:!~~~·d:~1~1lli!~ ~~~9400 IMW 9712 -:a~ta~h~~~9·A:~J~'ti ~:~. ~~·1:~·=· ·ee vw. auto shift, IUft· •7l-57 I 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·=:·::::C••0••U•:;;::.:• ut., man,y xtraa. Mlnt U8CKV root, ad coad.1llOO. VW8fGIMIS ~ "' •"" cond. s•too1b1t ofr. eAmSHCAACO. MS-0402 RADIO Control Model U USED. REBUILT OLDEST 04M041. 213-.--·-B•u•, clean. new Urea. meter Sailboat. e Ft. ,._, c.~ -... •SALES •SERVICE •I.EASING O•erwcn Del•wy Service & parts now open on Sat's 8 to 4 for your converuence. ·74 Camaro. 40.000 m1, 20b 0 HARBOR llLVD CO!>TA MHA 1>42 OOLO x lnt cond All xlras , ,_,_._ $3600.54~-2539 tM1ke1 ~ --..................... . Chevrolet 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i5 Chevy Mah bu. 10.000 ml. Ownr must sac Call aft 6pm, (7141 ~ '73 MA..LllU E xcelle nt cond. Blue w/blue inl. Air. Stereo tape opt. Pnced to S ELL at $1700. 640-37!i4 a ne r 6pm or S51·38SS. Lie. No 640KVH '74 Impal a C oupe. '7SUMCOLN TOWMCOUPE Full power Including vinyl top. tllt wbeel. crw!IC control. AM /FM tape, air co nd .. looks eood! <Uc. 087REC> $6686. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntmgton Beach 842-8844 i.MliiA. .. AM/FM. stereo. crulse•--~--:......;;;.;~;;;....;;=._ control, ult whl. a ir. A/T , Mercwy t95 orig. owne r . S32SO. •••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3388 '7 6 MONARCH • 1966 Harbor C.M. 646-9303 Cllrysler ~925 Co m t! ?I w I l I\ V 8 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• autom atic, radio & '75 Volvo 242. 29.000 mi. '70 Chrysler T&C Wagon AM/FM s te reo. air. 8 Pass. Loaded. Must $SSOO . 832·383l 8·5. sell.Mr.Kmg963-567l or heat.er. pawer steering & brakes. •ir cond. Look at Uu.~ price! Yours ror im· mediate deUvery. (Lie. 2'74MMN>. 541 ·5586 aft s. 962-6723. . $4586. Ccetillelltal 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 4 Or Sedan. Looks & Gaeral 990 I runs like new. Loaded GUSTAFSON ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/extras. Orig owner. LINCOLN M ERCURY 16800 Beach 8111<1 Huntington Be,lCh 68 Chevy-SYSS72·$499 61 T Blrd·FW J088-$S99 66 Ply. Cpe-630JSH ·$699 66T Bird-SBM602-S799 68 VW Bug-WIE57J.$899 70Toyota-683CDl·S999 68T Blrd·XEWllS-$1099 67 Cad.S.0.920BSW ·Sl l99 71 Nova·789CRB41299 68 Fr81rd·WF0400.$1399 71 Llnc.-46'7BSX·$2699 72 MGB-t64GIM·S2799 72 Mk.JV-97SMXH·$4499 74 EfDor.-438NPE·$6899 CALL 642-079S AMC 9905 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '68 AMC J a velin. 4 Spd, mags, headers . Sha rp• $675. 673-5295 70 AMC JA VEUM 2 dr. hardtop, ract. air. pwr. slr'g , & seats. bucke t seals. R&H. (85SAUZ> $1399. Plus Tu & License THEODORE ROBINS FORD 'l(lt,<) HA"BOR IHVO (0~111 Ml ".fl 1 .. n 0010 $5895. A!t 12. 640-8705 842-8844 Conette 9932 -----••••••••••••••••••••••• .-Stmtq 9t52 74 ca.e., v~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 s pd. AC. Looded ! '74FOR0 Che ~ry , Lease/Buy MUSTANG Sensible py mts. BRITISH CAR CO. 213/990·2525 714/694-2854 Cougar 9933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 COUGAR XR7· Loaded Inc. a1r & pwr. brakes. Good condition. MUST SELL! (8SlADZI. Prl. pty Call 752·61 evenings & weekends. 2 dr. automatic, power steering. vinyl top, radio & healer. l~SG > $2499. Plus Tax & License THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2060 HARBOR SLVO COSTA MESA b4'2 0010 '67 Eccon 6 cyl, 3spd. 20 '76 COUGAR XR7 mPR. radio. Radials, C o m e s w 1 l h V · 8 , clean. $900. 559.5075 automatic-. r a d io & heat.er. pawer steenng & i5 Mustang II, hardtop, brakes, v myl top, a ir only 8,000 ml. $3,400. In cond .. looking good • mint cond Pvl ply. Yours for Immediate de· 644·9582aft 7 PM. I 1 v er Y • ( Se r · '73 Mustang Grande. 6A93H543713l 19.000 mi. in storage 2 $5486. yrs. On g tires. 302V8, GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach runs on reiular gas. Aff. P/S, P /B. vn yl t op. rad.Jo. bucket scats. Fact Wldercoatcd. Xlnt cond. SQ)() 968-5233 , 842·8844 ================~llOidll~~--IO~b~.... 9955 '74 COUGAR XR7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-8, auto, air. p/1tr. • '74 2dr Olds. Cutlass e tdlx. brks .. p /wlnd .. Supreme. 48.000 ml, all R&H. WSW Uoted f(IUI pwr + AC. superb cond. wbl. cove~. lan<lnu to9 l ownr. Michello Urea. (73SLFSI $3900. 493·4637 $3999. 9960 '76 AMC GllMUH Plus Tax & License ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 Cylinder •utom atlc•-----ATLAS transmts1ion. radio. Ford 9940 heater. PoWet atffrlng & ••••••••••••••••••••••• brakea. ·air condition-•75 FORD Clrysler/PfyllMMlttl ~fil~. t a c k . GRAM TOIUMO ~n Dally & sun. 'lit 10 $2616 SQUIRi W 4GOH 2929 Harbor Blvd .. GUSTAFSON l INCOL N M ERCURY '"'lOO Ht>ach Blvd l-lun11nqton Be.1tl1 84 2·8844 AM·FM i1te reo. •ulc> Costa Mesa trans. air cood .• pawer 54,._1934 steering. powe r 1e1H.l---------power brakes. power •99,1 windows. luggage rack. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JSH43Hll3878 $3199. 9915 Plus Tu 4s Ucenso ••••••••••••••••••••••• C R•c 74PONTIAC GUHDPllX V-8, 1uto, alr. power tlr .• dlx. brakeos, pwr. wlnd., 1eats. l1odau top, tun.rt. (920&n'Q) 1971 CADILLAC SIDANDmw •,ooo OttliDaJ miles. In superb c:ondltJon ! lCDIPKD). SADOUIACK VM.UYIMPORTS ll I ·2040 4tM949 THEODORE ROBINS FORD . :Ul<CI ll AA 80R fll V 0 (O~TA Mt\I\ 64'2 0010 $4499. Plus Tax & Licenae THEODORE ROBINS Jon1. llflll1 bfautlfull.y . 40H.P, uoo. uoo. teoocc. G MUS .. SELLI. 7'141114-2854 Od cond.. SllOO ea1b. Make offer or trade for Dual Porta S30-flkO 1 I SS2·'1maf\6PM. 1974 C11•1c ?T e75-J8GorMS-2200 D&R BUOGVSHOP "11 124 Sport Coupe. lo 70M•l·~n "70 vw Bua. Sunrt, Mov· Brous ham Metalllc '72 LTD llardtop, vinyl, equipped. ll lOO. 962-8214 or634~ tLou1 '7t Ford Ranchero OT. ~/ll, alr, pwr, W/shell . Wbt lcttc.r tires. 43,000 ml. $2293. Ph 84&-0082 FORD :-f1/,() tfAMf',( IN 1 Iv{) l(l~f/\ Ml ~I· ,,., : I"" ... '974 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '68 HT ,Mustang. vs. AC, '?S F.Atato Waaon. A/Cl Ort.aownr. 11,000. AM/FM, R/R, nu radla '40-Sl57. tires. '2400. M2-1082 .n. s .... ......a....... , Custom VW Fastback ci..M..c-..1 ...... • ···In• ml.87HWt&U-IM4 Wltel. • Sharl>. Enjoy lo· Ing. mull ucrUlce . blue. vioyl t op, blue --~ • ..... ........... mta -7B1'N Ph 842 33$8 cf'\ISMd velvet lnterior. -.t 9010 lumber rack. $.10. or bell 10¥ C.-.w,"9c. 1be (Ne.Al draw In tlM PY • . suoo. : . LOADED • t"Ull Power. ...... :.\............... otrer. 880-2!17! RoUa lloyce BlllW Wut ·• Daily Pilot 8Am8H CAR CO. "70 vw 81.1& Tan, new IAw rnlluae ! $8.ooo. 10.,...VHPa... Ha\19 tomethinl to aell! 1540Jambcno Cla11Ultd Ad. Phone 213/H0•252S brakes & t.lrw, A/C, lo Daya, ao-mo -Eve•. aoo ~at\ •pm a-tried adl dolt well. Nftrpart Deacb ~ &0<5171.. 7'141114-2154 ml, ll60/batolr. MB--0088 aM:21&&. '