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ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA
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Bar g.a lns Tod ag
SATURbAV#JANUARV8, 1917
Russian 'Defector' Held as Spy '
•• . ~arter Proposa ls • •
_Public Works, ,/ ..
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1 Rebates Pushed .
PLAlNS, ·c a. (AP,) -
President·elect Carterl~d key
oongressional Dem~,40;. ~re p.roposing a two·year 'pt'Qgram
lt)med at s timulating the
'economy by creating public
•orks projects, cutting truces and sending individual taxpayers
I ooe·timc rebates O{ up to $200.
f
Carter, appearing at a news
~erence Friday with 12 lead·
jog congressional Democrats,
said an agreement bad been re-
adted on a $30-billion program to
aparkthe economy.
The President-elect scheduled
another news •conference today.
lt will not be broadcast, Carter
:&ides said.
; A key portion of the economic
package presented on Friday
was a tax rebate program that
Carter aides said could bring as
much as $200 to taxpayers.
Carter advisers and con-
gressional leaders said rebate
checks could be in the mail lo
taxpayers by spring.
Carter also spoke of "in-
creased temporary Social
~urily benefits" but hfs ad·
visers said retired persons would
share in the rebate program.
Pair Injured
In A partment
ire in M esa
Two persons leaped to safety
from their second-st.ory Costa
Mesa apartment this morning as
fire engulfed the living room
area. according to Battalion
, Chief Robert McClellan.
Roger Curtis, 25, and Janel
Ekstrom, 21. s uffered minor
burns in the 12 : 30 a. m. blaze UC
Jrvine Medical Center's burn
ward said.
Curtis was treated am! re·
leased for burns t.o his hands. Miss Ekstrom, who also suffered
buhts on her hands, was kept un-
der 24-hour observation.
Costa Mesa firemen putout the
fire at the Mesa Gardens apart· ment, 2881 Bristol St., within
minutes and s topped il from
spreading to adjacent units.
Ththnidnight blaze was battled
by firemen using two engines. a
ladder truck and a paramedic
ambulance.
Couple Found
• Dead in O C
. Fullerton police investigating
eighbors• complaints of loud
noises Friday night, broke down
an apartment door to find a
young couple dead on the floor.
both of them shol through the
head.
.omcers said it was an ap.
)>arent murder·suidde.
Tbe dead were identified as
Kathleen Cerda, 30, of 306 N.
Hale Ave., Fullerton, and Philip H. Reams, 29, of 312 N. Hale Ave.
The county coroner said' Miss
Cerda died of two gunshot
wounds to the bead.
Police believed Reams shot the
woma n, then turned the .380
Barella autom atic to his own
!lead and fired once.
Police were investigating the
llQt<albs thls morning.
Those retired persons who pay no
income taxes would receive pay·
ytents in lieu of a rebate.
The Prfsident-elect called the
economic plan "a good approach
to the resolution of a very
seriously stagnant American economy" and the · represen·
tatives of Congress predicted the
package would receive fast and
favorable attention. The lg't7 rebate 'would total $7
billion to $ll billion and would
amowit to" .,. fund on 1976 laxes.
Those · '.}ng the largest cbec~ · .t;>e. those at the
lower~ e@nornicscale.
Ch'ai-l .hultte, Carter's
chief ~ct6 '~ r adviser, said a
family of ·ur earning $10,000 an-
nually would get a rebate or $100
to $200. 6cbuJtze said an across·
the-board rebate that would
benefit upper-income taxpayers
as well is also on the planning
boards.
Carter and his economic aides
ournned these points in lhe
economic proposal:
-An additional $5 billion to $8
billion in federal spending aimed
at creation of jobs and up to $4
billion more for public works pro-
jects. Carter said these pro-
grams would create up lo 800,000
new jobs.
Schultze later said the pro-
posals should cut unemployment
from the current 8.1 percent to
between 6.S and 7 percent this
year. Nearly eight million
Americans are now out of work.
Rescue Teams
Seek Mother
Of Sinatra
PALM SPRINGS (AP)-Frank
Sinatra has returned home to
await word from rescue teams tn·
ching their way up the mountain
where a plan e carrying the
singer's mother was believed lo
have crashed.
San Bernardino County Sheriff
Frank Bland offered slim hope
that 82·year-old Natalie "Dolly'•
Sinatra or any of the three other
persons aboard tht' twin·engane
Lear JetcouJd have survived.
Data projected from radar
tracking of the plane before it dis-
appeared Thursday indicated the
chartered craft bad slammed into
the 9,000·foot level of Southern
California's highest peak al 4
speed of 345 miles per hour, Bland
said.
"You can form your own con-
clusions about survival," he
added. Two teams totaling about
35 members of the sheriff's
Search and Rescue Team set out
from both the north and south
sides of the mountain Friday.
The men spent a shivering night
on the slopes of 11,502-foot Mt. San
Gorgonio awaiting dawn and the
chance to resume their search to-
day, a spokesman said.
Four h,iliocopters .from the sheriff'~ aero squadron were to
'join the search, according to
Capt. Terry J agerson, com-
manderofthesquadron.
He said the area where the
plane was believed to have t one
down wa.s covered byup'8sht feet
<X snow. Efforts t.o find the plane
were expected to be hampered
because its all-white color offers
no contrast to the surrounding ter·
rain.
Deputy Vie Brinner said com-
(See DOLLY, Page A2)
Sunshine Forecast·
I •
For Sunday Game
If a Super Bowl quarterback is
intercepted Sunday, the National
Weather ~rvice forecasted to-
day, he won't be able to blame it
on either hazy or rainy skies.
The Weather Service ls belt~g
that a low-pressure system
wh.ich dumped more than two in-
c h es o f rain on Southern
California this week will move
aside to make way fo~ the
leviathan football contest.
Forecasters predict a •'near
zero" chance of showers Satur-
day and Sunday, with little or no
smog. (See nation's weather, Page ~).
As Ja\e as Friday forecasters
• had hedged predictions as the on·
again, off-again storm alternate·
ly dribbled and let the sun peek
through.
''We're in the last gasp of this
storm," said forecaster Wally
Ciegel.
Temperature Sunday ls ex· peeled to be about 60 degrees.
The fprecast for today in
Orange County was for fair
weather, light "choppy seas and
gusting winds. Cooler nights with
slightly warmer afternoons were
predicted fo°t' the w~end.
Overnight lows were expected
at 35 degrees tonlght and 40
degrees Sunday.
o.lty f'IMt ..... .,,.llldlerf ~
nee Hele•
John Madden, (top) coaCh
of the Oakland Raiders.
tells news men at UC Irvine
practice field, what strategy
his team will use in Sun4
day's Super .Bowl XI in the
Rose Bowl. Meanwhile ,
young Scott DeWenter,
(left) of Fountain Valley,
waits for autographs from
Minnesota Viking players at
South Coast :Plaza Hotel.
Scott's family, you see, is
from Minnesota. See today's.
sports on P age B-L
Saddleback's
Plaza Blaze
• Tied to Fuel
By WILLIAM SCllREIBER., ooa. D•flY r11otSUH
The arsonist who set a $1.4
. million fire that razed part o( El
Toro's Saddleback Valley Plaza
slx weeks ago appareenUy used a
flammable liquid -probably
gasoline -to touch off the in·
ferno.
Orange County Fire Marshal
Wally Trotter Friday revealed
details of the probe into one of the
largest incendiary fires in county
history. •
He said evidence discovered in
the ruins of Bambi's discotheque,
where tbe Dec. 2 blaze started,
indicated that the incendiary fire
broke out in several locations at
almost the same instant.
"ln the eyes of the courts, that
in it.sell is prima facie evidence
that the fire was caused by
something other than ~ acci-
dent," Trotter said.
''The physical evidence also
gave every indication that a
flammable liquid was used as an
accelerant," be added. ,
Trotter elplained that ac·
celerants are chemical agents
used to make a fire bum hotter Qt'
faster than it would if pused by
accident. "Like gas poured on
the floor, for example," be said.•• ,
The fire marshal s aid in-
vestigators have conqcted
"dozens or tnierviews" in an ef-
fort to track down suspects in the
case.
Two or the people questioned in
the probe were asked to take Ue
detector test• but while in· veati1ators were b'yint to ar·
ranee for the uae of a polygraph
machine, the subjecta changed
their mind.I, Trotter said.
(See ARSON, Pa1eA%)
·Mexican R'aid on :' ! U .. So· Rmttored
careruJ U they see any lqe
groups of men."
"We1don't know llthey are re-
ally gomg to cross. or even if this
in!ormat.ton ls rellabJc_0 Gilman said.
Th.t Naval Inveatlgatlve Servt~e in San Dleec> said it re-
ceived information that. the men
were plUUllns to head eastward
through Douglas, Artz., art.tr
crossing the border.·
In Los Angelca, lmmllfaUoo
spotesmah Robert Sietz said bis
agency notifi.ed local police ln
border areas, but was not taking
any unusual at.eps other than
watching for develcpment.9.
Tbe INS spokaman would liv•
no further detaUs of the source or
the reportl.
Qther orflclals said tn4
•..U,aton In the area long the
1out6we1t bordet have ~en
chec:kln1 sources and that local
Mexican a utbor1Ues were c:ooPeraUq.
Soviet
Ellvoy
I.ink~
NEWARK. N.J'. (AP)-~ RlJ¥iari emlgre who "told a·c·
quaintances be defected five
years ago bas been charged with
passing American space shuttle
system· secrets to a Soviet
djplomat.
Ivan Rogalsky. a 34-yeaN>ld
unemployed mechanic, was ar·
rested Friday oig.bt in rural
Lakewood Township wiu,
classified data in his pe>ssession,
Louis A. Giovanetti FBI agent in
charge in New Jersey, an•
nounced at a news coofereoce.
Rogalsky was scheduled to be
arraigned today befor e U.S.
Magistrate William Hunt on
charges of espionage,
Giovanetti said Rogalsky bad
been under surveillence and bad
passed information to Yevgeniy
Karpov, second seer~ of the
Soviet mission to tbe United Na•
tioos.
Karpov has long been suspect.
ed of being a Soviet intelligence
agent. Giovanetti said. He bas
diplomatic immunity and cannot
be arrested by authorities, but be
bas been named as an unindicted co-conspirator and will be told to
leave the country. Giovanetti
s aid.
Ciovanetti said some inl'orma·
tlon was passed to Karpov, but
Dolhing vital to U.S. national
security reached)tbe Soviet
Union.
Rogallky was accused ..
befriending an engineer at a
Radio Corporation of America
research center in Princeton and
asking the employe to provide
data on tbe space shuttle system
and other classified projects. ·
The FBI in Washington said
Rogalsky had in his possession at
the time of his a rre!;t some
'-'highly classified" documents
from the RCA facility.
The engineer , who wasl not
identified, informed the FBI and
acted as an undercover agenf,
the FBI said •
The FBl described the sandy·
haired, stocky Rogalsky as a re·
gmtered alien living in Jackson
Township, a town with a largd
community of emigre efrorn
Eastern Europe.
Herman Schulze, who owns a
restaurant in the town, said
Rogalsky told him he defected
from the Soviet Union when his
sh.ip docked in a German port in
1971. ' "He said he jumped from the
sbJp," Schulze said. "He had lots
of friends here, but be wasn't al·
lowed in the r estaurant because
he made trouble."
Police records in Jackso!\ Township showed Rogalsky was
indicted in November lg'i6 on
charges he started a fight in
Schulze's restaurant.
"I wouldn't say anything bad
about him, and I wouldn't say
anything good about him, but I
can't beJleve that feUow ls a
spy,"Schulze said.
He said Rogalsky seemed to be
well liked in the community, is a
bachelor and has a girl friend.
Co ast
Weathel'" •
The Orange Coast gets a
chance to dry out a bit to-
day and Sunday, with
weather forecasters pre-
dicting decreasing cloudi-·
ness with bjgbs near60 and
overnight lows in the upper
40s.
JN81D£TODAY
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jt2 DAILY PILOT Satur~y. January 8. 1971
Snow CotVers New England to Virginia
81 Tile AteotialedPreu
The worst snowstotm of the
year pounded across the East
Coast today downing power lines
and causin" numerous traffic ac-
cidents. A second major winter
a to rm a lam med into the
Midwest.
The East Coast storm was the
firsl massive weather syslem of
the winter season to blast the
Northeast coast, dropping snow
from New England as far south
as Virginia, the National
Weather Service said.
In Connecticut, the storm left
iJp to 12 inches of snow io some
Trustees
Agr~e
To timit
Although they believe the
Regional Adult and Vocational
Education (RA VE> Council is
stealing some of their local con-
trol, Saddleback Valley Unified
School District trustees have
given in to it.
Trus week trustees agreed to
limit their adult and vocational
courses as prescribed by tbe
RA VE Council del Sur which has
been formed within the Sad.
dJeback Community College Dis·
trict boundaries. .
Trustees had no other choice.
· The district is required by Jaw
to participate in the council, ex.
plained Donald Ames, assistant
superintendent. Ir they refuse to
approve the agreement. he said,
they would not get state money
for any adult or vocational
education courses offered by the
district.
''It looks like we have been had
by the state of California," said
Trustee Willi am Kohler, who vot-
ed against the agreement.
Although he agreed that dis-
trict residents' rights are being
abridged by the council, Trustee
Dennis Smith suggested they
abide by a prayer -"God grant
us the serenity to accept the
things we cannot change ... "
RAVE co unc il s were
established by state Jaw to
eliminate "unnecessary duplica-
tion" of adult and vocational
education courses offered by col-
leges and schools in the same re-
gion.
In addition to 'Saddleback,
C apistr ano, Irvine, Laguna
Beach and Tustin Unified school
districts, Saddleback Comrnunt·
ty College District and the re-
gional occupation programs can
be affected by the council.
The five school districts,
however, have only four
r epresentatives on the council
while the college has four appoln·
tees.
The other &chool districts ap.
p arenlly have approved tbe
agreement with no question.
"We're the only ones who have
even taken a second loolt al it."
Kohler said. He urged lbe
lrusttts lo write their objections
to the governor and legislators.
ARSON •••
"1ltey just said •arrest us or
leave us alone,"' be said. I The plan fire broke out in the
early morning hours and
destroyed the nightclub, a
gourmet shop and the shopping
center leasing office before it.
rould be doused by a small anny
of firertghters. I "We always hope to get lucky
In the first days of the invesU&a-
tion, like finding a euy with an
empty giu can or with gas on bis
clothing," Troller said. "But 1 enough time bas elapsed now I that those kind of leads have been
exhausted.''
An additional delay was en-
countered at lhe coun~'s crime
lab, which w.s banded the chore
of analyzing "bushels of
evidence" collected at. the fire
1>cene.
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eommunitles Jn the CoMec:tlcut Rlv~ Valley. &tate aUl~ 'Pri·
dar eloHd 4l'own .ocl •ent
emJ)loye1 bome early. 1be HWS
said Boston would receive about
12 Inches before the storm moves
out to sea.
The Northeast storm dumped
five inches of snow at Concord,
N.H., in a six-hour period, and
six inches at Providence, R.I.
Heavy soow wamlngs were in ef-
fe« for parts of Maine, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia, and a winter
storm warning and travelers ad-
visories are in effect over much
of the tett or the north nnd cm-
t.ral AUanlic Coast 1tai.. ' VlrStnla, where tbNe children
bne died alnce Tueiday b'Oln
falling through thin ice while
skating, reported between six
and eight inches of snow from the
storm. Parts of Kenlucky-
wbicb reported two storm -
related traffic deaths -had
nine inches of snow.
In the northern plains,
'Bismarck and Williston, N.D .•
had three inches or snow in a six·
hour period. High winds reduced
visibility lo near zero. Blizzard
warnings were In effect for North
Big Pipe, Small Car
Passing Volkswagen helps show size of new storm
drains being installed along Adams Avenue between
Beach Boulevard and Alabama Avenue in Huntington
Beach. City is spending $650,000 on this phase of a multi-
million dollar project to improve drainage in low.lying
sections of Huntington Beach. Some of the pipes are 96
inches in diameter . That's plenty of room for
a Volkswagen.
Card's Same
But It's Got a New Name
SAN FRANCISCO CA P ) -
More than 45 million people
across the world who hold the
BankAmericard should be pre·
pared soon for a new name
emblazoned on their pockel·sized
financial lifesaver.
Just call it "VISA, .. said Lea
Ann Van Houten .
'BankAmericard's director of in·
formation.
Come March l, the new hame
will be in effect world·wide,
although the timetable for pre-
sent cardholders lo switch has
not yet been determined.
Ms. Van Houten saJd the new
name will help "facilitate com-
munication" in more than 2
million merchant outlets located
in 116 countries that honor the
caret.
She said the card is currenUy
issued "in 22 different COW\tries
around the world and they use
differenl names. It causes con-
fusion."
In Canada, the ~ard Is called "Cbarge:• Britons know it as
.. Barclaycard" and it's
"Sumitomocard" in Japan, Ms.
Van Houten sajd.
Faced with an international
split personality,
BanlcAmericard worked for two
years to come up with a solution.
"VISA" fit the bill, Ms. Van
Houten said. "It's a name that's
generally recognizable in all the
countries. It was recognizable in
countries that don't even have
the same alphabet."
It is expected to take 2Y.i years
for the conversion to be complet-
ed with banks phasing VISA in
gradually as cards are renewed
or new accounts opened. ·
BankAmericard was born in
California in 1958, and its use
spread outside the state in 1966.
In its short 10-year life time, the
card has grown to service in·
creasingly diverse merchant
categories, including traffic
tickets in Oregon, Ohio and
Washington and income tax in
California.
Sinatra's Mother
Ban Family Show
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -
Frank Sinatra's father· was an
aspirine prizefighter with a
fterce temper. But it was his
motber, it was said, wbo
the household.
Alter ber husband's brier . career as a professional boxer. in
fact, DoUy Sinatra borrowed
money from her mother to open a
tnem for him. Mrs. Sinatra
. sometimes worked there as a
barmaid.
Born Natalie Garaventi In G~ltaly, Mrs. Sinatra was
the dauahter of a lithographer's
atone &rinder. Her family came
to America when she wu young
and aett:ed in Roboktn, N. J ..
where sbe met and married An·
tboey Martin Sinatra. '
The a .year-olcl Mrs. Sinatra -
abl WU known .. Dolly -WU
aboard a twln·enctn• Jet that dla·
appeared Tburscfay Oil a tucht
horn Palm Sprtn11 to Las Ve1u. Sbe wu 20 when their onl)'
eblld, Francia Albert, waa born
J;)te. lJr 191$. Tbt d= WU ln tbe funlly home in en and
at coe polnt the altendin1 doctor •aldil ''I don't think he'll Uve .,
M ' by to HVI thl mother."
''J wanted a glrl and 1 boulhL a Jot of pint dotbes." Dolly Sinatra
'
once reminisced. "When Frank
was born, 1 didn't care. I dressed
him in pink anyway. Later, I got
my mother to make him Lord
FaunUeroy suits."
Mrs. Sinatra was aclive fn
Democratic politics in Hoboken.
becoming a ward leader. She had
hoped her son would attend the
Stevens lnsUtute of Technology
and once threw a shoe at bJm
when she discovered a photo-
graph of Bing Crosby in hJs
bedroom and learned that her
son's ambition was to aing.
* * * 1''....,PageAl
DOLLY ....
puttt analysis or data derived
b-c>IQ..radar readlnp taken before
the plane dleappeared 8.fe not pre-
cise and, therefore, crtwa will be
searching both sides or the moun-
tain. Hetiald tbe menhave•ouab
supplies to rem ala ln the wllder-
neu area!or7Z houn.
Besides Mn. Slnatra. lbeplane
was canyin1 Mra. Antbony
CarbonJ, widow of a physician and
a fr1e11c1 ol Lb• eot.ertalner'a
mother.
I
Dakota and wind chlll lndexel of
40 to SO below aero were expect·
ed. W\nlel" llo"1> warnings were
in effect elsewhere in the pla.los
storm area.
High winds and falling tem-
peratures hampered work as re-
sidents of Upstate New York
began digging out from under six
inches of snow in eastern por.
tions of the state.
The storm hit Pennsylvania
early Friday, dumping from one
lo 10 inches of snow. West Virgi-
nians struggled through the
snowstorm, wading or attempt-
ing to drive through up lo nine in-
Anti-red
Invader
Murdered
MIAMI (AP) -Juan Jose
Peruyero, who took part in the
Bay of Pigs invasion and later
became a leader of Miami's anti-
Castro Cuban exiles, was as-
sassinated Friday as be left his
home.
Police and Peruyero, in bis
mid 40s, was gunned down by two
men who apparently had been
waiting for him to step outside.
He died about two hours later at
Jackson Memorial Hospital.
No arrests were made, but
police searched for two Latin
men seen in the area by wit-
nesses.
A friend, Raymond Molina,
claimed the shooting was
"another Casfro execution.
Castro's executing those opposed
to communism and to bis re-
gime."
Molina •s charge echoed
testimony in a terrorist bombing
trial here last summer. One wit·
ness alleged then there was a
pro-Castro force of up to 500 un-
dercover agents operating in
southern Florida.
Peruyero bad testified before a
federal grand jury in Miami in-
vestigating terrorism in the
city's Cuban community. It was
not known what he told the jury,
which is stUl ln session.
Peruyero's death was the first
apparently political assassina-
tion in more than a year here,
although radio newsmen Emilio
Milian Jost both his legs when his
car was bombed by terrorists
las t April. That attack was
blamed on anti·Castro terrorists
angered over Milian's criticism
of terrorism.
Peruyero was a past president
of Brigade 2506, a group or
veterans of the ill-fated Cuban in·
vasion in 1961.
Brigade 2506 continues its
strong opposition lo the Castro
regime.
Several years ago, Peruyero
said In an interview, "I will go
again -all of us will, someday.
And next time we'll finish the
'job. There'll be no quitting or ex·
cuses. We're ready to figbt again
to free our country."
3 Buena Park
Teens Injured
In Shootings
Three Buena Pnrk High School
students were wounded early to-
day -two of them believed
critically -by two blasts from a
shotgun as they chatted in Cront
of a Jack·in·the·Box restaurant
after a basketball game.
Police organized a countywide
dragnet for three teen-age sus-
pects they believe did the ap-
parent grudge shooting but by
early today the suspects were
still at large.
Witnesses said the two shots
were fired ,from an alley adja·
cent lo the restaurant, at
Orangetho rpe Avenue and
Gilbert Street in Buena Park
following a violent argument.
The shots were fired as a group
of 35 to 40 students gathered after
the Buena Park· Anaheim game.
Names or the victlms1were not
immediately avallable.
.
~IMI of new IOOW.
Up to elgbt Inches of snow hit
Maryland, Delaware and
Washington, D.C., closing
schools and making hlgbway
travel treacherous.
The NWS said It was the
heaviest snowfall for the nation's
c•pltal s ince ·December 1973
when 10.2 in ches of snow fell. · •
Baltimore 's coal-exporting
business, meanwhlle, waa crip·
pled by a winter so cold that coal
is freezing to the bottoms of
railroad curs waiting lo unload
their cargo onto outbound sb.ips.
More than 8,000 rail cars carry·
Lost at Sea
Inc ~al from West Vu,pnia and
Pennsylvania mines are s lttlng
in the yards of the Chessle
System here. About admen ships
are tied up or h ave sailed without
cargo.
The situation has so far cost
Maryland about $1.S mllllon
based on the departure of three
unloaded vessels and the detour-
ing of two other lo Norfolk, Va.
Officials say it could get worse as
the cold snap continues and con-
gestion in the harbor increases.
The five ships would have
loaded nearly 220,000 tons of coal.
Residents of Rye, N.H. try lo guide a beached baby Pilot
whale into the sea Friday after it was apparently driven
ashore by heavy storm. Divers tried to swim the whale
through the pounding surf and failed. A research team
from New England Aquarium crated the whale for ship·
ment to Boston, where they will try to save its life.
He'll Use It
Developer Wants Effluent
San Clemente developer-builder Allan L. Wulfeck told the
City Council this week he could
use up lo 2.3 million gallons of ef·
fluent every day, the total dis·
charge of the city's sewage treat·
mentplant.
Wulfeck asked for a 25-year
franchise to use "any or all'' of
the effluent discharge that the ci·
ty can't use. He said he ought to
be granted it since no other re·
quests for s uch a franchise has
ever been made.
"Nobody else has asked for it,"
Wulf eek said.
Mayor B. Patrick Lane swirled
a glass of tap water, frowned at it
and told Wulfeck, "I usually get
it without even asking."
The council told the developer
it would study his proposal.
Wulfeck told the council the ci· ·
ty bas been unable to fina a
satisfactory use for its treated
sewer water.
Millions Of gallons had been
used last year to irrigate the city
golf course and recharge the
ground water supplies of San
Mateo reservoir. but a regional
water board ordered the use
stopped after citing water qual1-
ty violations.
"Now," Wulfeck said, ''under a free enlerprise, I can actualjy
make use of this water.••
Wulf eek refused lo say to what
use he could put it. ''What I'm do·
ing with the water," he told the
council, "I think is my business.•'
Wary that Wulfeck might just
be speculating, hoping to grab a
long-term franchise and wait for
technofogy to catch up and turn a
profit on it, Councilman 'Thomas
O'Keefe argued that Wulfeck
might tell the council ln closed
session what he was up to.
Wulfeck bristled, "Baby, I'm
not about to spend what I'm go-
ing to spend, and then re-
negotiate five years down the
road. I'm looking for a 25-year
franchise."
City Engineer Phil Peter sug-
gested that until the city can
make some better use of the ef·
fluent, it might sell itto Wulf eek.
"Although we are presently
stymied in reclamation," Peter
said, '"it is my opinion this will be
of short duration."
Cycle Officer
Hurt in OC
Funeral Ride ,
An off-duty Buena Park
policeman, moonlighting as a.·
funeral procession escort r~
mained in critical cood.ition to-
day after crashing bis motorcy-
cle into the sidE: or a car Friday.
Patrolman Kenneth
Musselman, 30, drove his cycle
through Western Avenue OI'\
Teranlmar Drive in' Anaheim to
catch up with the front of the pro·
cession.
Police said he applied his
brakes as a motorist, who ha<f
been waved on by a anember of
the procession, drove into the in-
tersection. Musselman dumped
his cycle on its side and sUd Into
the automobile, police said.
The veteran policeman was
taken to West Anaheim Com· munity Hospital where he un-
derwent surgery for severe head
and internal injuries, as well as a
broken leg, according to police.
The driver of the car, identified
as Elaine Beno, 18, of Orange,
suffered minor injuries and also
was treated at the Anaheim
hospital. ·
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Vaccine
For KidS
Slated
Oran1e County Health Depa.rt.
llMlllt Officials fear that the l.ack ot childhood disease epidemics in
recent y~ars may lull some
parents into thinking cblld im·
muoizationa are no loncer
necessary.
Dr. Gerald Wagner, the eouD·
ty'a director of Child Health
Services, said county officials
hope to step up children's vaccin·
aUoos with 45 special clinics in
the county's school districts this·
•piing.
At the clinics, which will be
aebeduled in the late afternoon
and evening hours, youngsters
may obtain fee vaccines against
diphtheria, whooping cough,
tetanus, polio, measles, mumps
and rubella. "I think the decreasing num-
ben of children who have these
childhood illnesses have caused
people to have less concem about
them than they should," Wagner
said Friday.
He said a survey o( 88 percent
of this year's kindergarten
children showed that 30 percent
lacked . sufficient protection
against diphtheria, whooping
cough and tetanus.
Seven percent lacked measles
vacclnatlons, 26 percent needed
rubella vaccine and 41 percent
lacked protection against
mumps.
Yet, Wagner said, diphtheria
ln an unimmunized child "almost
universally is fatal."
Rubella in pregnant women
frequently causes def~ts in un·
born children, Wagner said, and
m umps is the most frequent
cause of a certain form of men·
· lilgitls in children.
The county physician noted
polio bas reached epidemic pro-
portions in Mexico today and
parents should make certain
their own children are im-
munized because or the frequent
travel between the nations and
their close proximity.
In addition to the special school
clinics, the county health depart-
• ment offers half-day clinics in 31
locations at least once a month.
nmes and locations can be ob-
tained by calling 834-3171.
Following are the dates and
schools. where special clinics
have been scheduled so far. Each
is to operate from 3 to 8 p.m. and
d ates and locations for other
cllnlcs will be announced later:
El Mor ro School, Laguna
Beach , J an. 20; Fryberger
School, Westminster, Jan. 24 ;
Midway City School. Midway Ci·
t y, J an. 25; Webber School,
Westminster, Jan. 27; Oak View
School, Huntington Beach, Jan.
31; Haven View School, Hunt·
ington Beach, Feb. 1; Golden
View School, Huntingtoo ~ach,
Feb. 3; College Park School,
Costa Mesa, Feb. 7.
Also, Monte Vista School,
Costa Mesa, Feb. 10; Whittier
School, Costa Mesa, Feb. 14;
College Park School, Irvine, Feb.
15; Gates School, El Toro, March
1 and Lu Palmas School, San
Clemente, March 14.
Mesa Police
Seek 2 Pairs
Of Robbers
Coat.a Mesa police said today
they are still seeking two pairs of
bandits who robbed two liquo~
a tores in tlle city this week.
The first pair, bundled up for
the cold and to mask their iden-
tities, entered the Vendome Li-
quor Store at 2320 Harbor Blvd.
about 9:20 p.m .• escapl.ag with
between $17S and $200, police
Hid.
In the second heist, two mea
armed wilb knives entered t1'e
Sir Charles Llquor St.ore at 2981
Bdttoi St., at u p.m., fleeing
wkh$1SO.
In the Vendome robbery. a
etert described the two sUS])eets
• beUu of Latin descent and IJotb ln tbelr early 20I.
One suspect was delc:rlbed as ~
about five feet seven inches tall.
weJthine 120 pounds and tbe
CJtber was about five feet five ln-
cbell tall, weiabin&l.30 pounda. One was wearln1 an oveniied ~ and tlle other a aweatshirt wUb the hood p&alled u,.htl,y ovv
lal.Uace, the clerk said. IA the aeccmd robbel')', two
male black.I entered the Bristol Street at.ore, armed with knives.
'1'bl 1uapecta lo that heist were ct.crtbed as betweesa ~ and 40
JW'IOhl.
Carter
Invitatio ns
Goto 7 0
Seventy seventh and eighth
grade students at Spring View
Elementary School in Hunt·
ington Beach have received in·
vitations to President-elect Jim-
my Carter's Jan. 20 inauguration
in Washington, D.C.
But few, H any, of the
youngsters have made plans to
attend the event, teachers
at theschool said Friday.
The expense involved in travel·
ing to the nation's capital ap·
pears to be the main problem,
they said.
"My parents s aid I could either
go to England or Washington this
year," sald 12-year-old ·Tracy
Caton. "But I want to go to
England to visit my relatives."
Students received the invita·
lions as a result of letters they
wrote to Carter in September as
part of a joint English and social
studies class project.
Students were required to
write to any candidate of their
cbolce in the Nov. 2 election.
Saturday. January 8, 19n DAILY PILOT AJ
Sun•et D e aths
Life Sentence
For Murderer
SENTENCED TO LIFE
Drug Figure D'Orto
By TOM BARLEY Of IM Oally ~11111 It.ft
Ronald Carl D'Orio of Long
Beach was sentenced to ll!e In
prison Friday in Orange County
Superior Court for the part he
played Nov. 8, 1975, in the
murders of a Sunset Beach cou-
ple.
D'Orio, 29, drew the life term
for his first degree conviction in
the killing of Ronald Cauwels, 27.
Judge Robert P. Kneeland sen·
tenced him to a concurrent term
of five years to life for the killing
that night of Cauwels' compa·
nioo, I anet Mae Metz, 34.
l)aley Party Fund
Disclosure Sought
An additional concurrent term
of one to 10 years for D'Orio's
coovietion on related conspiracy
cbaraea means that it will be at
least eight year• before be Ca.Q
apply for parole.
D'Orio was one of five lndlcted
men who have faced triala in
Judge Kneeland 's courtroom. He
became the third of the five Fri·
day to receive a life term.
The convicted man admitted
that he was one of 11 gang mem·
bers who burst into the home at
16861 Bayview Drive, to exact re-
venge for what was described as
Cauwels ' "rip off" from a gang of
drug smugglers.
It was testified in earlier trials
that Cauwels and a companion
agreed to pay the gang $20,000 for
174 pounds of marijuana.
The deal prematurely closed ln a Long Beach motel, however,
when Cauwels pulled. a gun and
relieved the two men of the mari-
juana smuggled in from Mexico.
Salt!I Dog Some students wrote to Presi-
dent Ford. All they r~eived was
a postcard with pictures of the
White House, teachers said.
CHICAGO (AP) -Two In·
dependent Democrats are de-
manding a full accounting of par-
ty fWlds that remain secret 18
days after Mayor Richard J.
Daley's death.
Alan Dobry and Lynn Williams,
said they want to know bow much
money the party bas, who con·
tributed it and where the funds
have been spent. They also want
to know who controls the party
treasury with Daley gone.
Cauwels was shot in the bead
and Mrs. Metz was practically
cut ln two with a bw'st from a
machine gun while the gang
scoured the Cauweb' home for
the $20,000 he owed them.
'
"Salty '' is h er n a m e .
English sheep dog is her
breed. She needs a home. If
you have room in yours for
this 2-yea r -old female ,
contact the Huntington
Beach Humane Societ y ,
21632 Newland S t.,
telephone 536·8480.
"I have the money," said Sool-
ing Hanna, 13. "I'm going to talk
to my parents about attending
the inauguration."
One youngster looked at her in·
vitation ans asked, "What's an tn·
auguration?"
IL would be the first full dis-
closure of the Chicago
Democratic organiutioo's tight·
ly guarded finances since Daley
took over the purse strings 23
years ago.
The two members of the Cook
County Democratic Committee,
George W. Dunne, who
replaced Daley as Cook County
Democratic chairman: said he
has taken control of two party
funds. But be said he does not
know how many other funds may
exist.
-JANUARY
VD Strain in SF
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
Health officials report the first
civman case in San Francisco of
a penicillin-resistant gonorrhea
strain.
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A• DAIL y PILOT Saturday. January 8, 1m •
'Soaps'. Offer Escape
2 Psychologists Call Problems 'Ludicrous'
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J.
CAP> -People who sympalhlze with Mary Hartman's marital
dlfficulUea and cringe at the pain
in the soap opera program
··General Hospital" are seeking
an escape from their own pro·
blems, according to two New
Jersey psycboloaists.
The pa1r, Monmouth Colleae
professor Kenneth Haun and his
wife, Julie, are collaborating on
an intersession course on the in-
dividual and social psychology of
the soap opera.
••PEOPLE WATCH because
they do not want to get involved
in real life situations,'' Mrs.
Haun said. "It's really an
escape."
Mrs. Haun and her husband
started watching soap operas
after their sixth child was born.
.. We wowd sit down to feed the
baby, turn on the television and
discover ourselves involved in
the soaps," she said.
"SINCE 3t TO 40 million peo-
ple a day are glued to their
television sets, there must be
something or interest lo a
psychologist here," her husband
concluded.
He brought his ideas here to
Monmouth College's psychology
department, and, after a litUe
apprehension, lht> school decided
to let him go ahead with the
course.
Haun and his students hope to
come to grips with the reasons
why so many people find
themselves addicted to the
soaps. Soap opera stars, writers
and producers are scheduled to
visit the class to try to explain lhe
mystique daytime television has tor audiences.
THE STUDENT RF.SPONSE
has been a "phenomenon in
itsel!," Mrs. Haun said, adding
Patty Team
Cites Error
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
-Patricia Hearst's at-
torneys asked a federal ap-
peals court Friday to over-
turn her b•nk robbery con-
viction on grounds that lhe
trial judge, the late Oliver
Carter, made errors
"which all but dictated the
verdict of guilty."
In an opening brief flied
with the 9th U.S. Circuit
Court o( Appeals, defense
attorney Al J ohnson and F.
Lee Bailey asked for a re.
versa! of Miss. Hearst's
March 1976 conviction and a judgment or acquittal in
the cue.
Ge1reral Says
'Wait andSee'
To Base Park
Camp Pendleton's command·
ing general, Carl Hollman, con·
tinued Friday to take a "wait·
and-see" position on the latest
version of a federal bW tolleoo·
vert part of the nation's largest
military base into a national pm.
Con1r~sman Glenn M. An·
derson bu reintroduced the bill
ftrst submitted last year by re·
tired Rep. Alpbonio Bell. BeU
made the proposal after Presi·
dent Ford's announced plan to
double the slle of the national
park system.
AFFECl'ED AREAS or Camp
Pendleton lllclude 11 miles of
beach, W.000 acres ol oak tree
~anyoos, three mountain chains
and several I all es and streams.
Pendleton infonnaUoo officer
LL Charles Owen said Friday,
··we can't make any comments
I Clll it until we see the actual bill."
ANDERSON, A FOAMER
California lieutenant governor,
said his bUl is no "witch hunt"
aimed at the Marine Corps.
Dog Training
Classes Set
In Saddleback
Registration !or the Sad·
c!lebact "-lley Unified ~hoof
District Recreation Depah-
ment'• do1 obedience clus wllJ
be taken from 9 a.m. to aoor'I
Saturday In Loa AU1os Jn.
termtdiate School. ·
The cla .. will meet from 6:30
to'f-:10p.m. en hn.1'7. -
The count 11 open to all breeds
d dop, •led fix months and
older, and will cover all novite
exercises 81 well u he)p with
correct1n1 bad habit.a.
Fees for the coune are tao tor
adults and •LS for dalJdren 14
, yean and you.n11r.
Jl'UrUlerlnformaUCIGmaybeob-
talned by eallln1 Ul·Otll, -.IJM.uteaalon 5.\.
that 53 students enrolled for the
three-week course. The average
enrollment for intersession
classes is six, she said.
.. 'Ibe interest in s0ap operas
cut.a across all occupations and
all income levels," HaWl noted.
Majors of students enrolled in
the claas range from psychology
to business administration, and
social work to biology, his wife
said.
Both believe soap operas, if
written to deal with current pro-
Sold Out
blems, can be used as a teaching
device.
BUT, AS THEY STAND now,
Mn. Haun said, the soaps do not
accurately reflect real-tile situa-
tions.
"The characters' problems are
ludicrous," she said. "No one
worries if he will be able to pay
the mortgage. No one is on
welfare, and no one seems to
have to go to work. .
"The soap opera has become
the family in America." abesald.
"Our younaer son kllowa those
people better than be lmowl h14
own aunts and uncles.••
MRS. HAUN SAID she ls con~
cerned about the moral aspect.a or the soaps, e.specJally their el·
feels on children.
"It's just a constant iame ot
musical beds," she a aid.
"Parents may watchforfantasy.
but children think it'• the real
thing."
WASHINGTON (AP) -At-
t.oriey1 for form« Preltdent
NlxoD aaked the U.S. &ipteme
Court OD J'ridaJ to bar re&eue ot
tM JO Wte HOUH ._..·played durlni the Wateriate COVU·UP
· trill Ol Nixon'• top advisers.
The appeal ub the hilb court to cwertu.rn a declaloo bf the U.S.
Clrcult Court of Appeat. tn
WubinCtoft that tb9 tQel "are
no )Oftler contlcleau.1 .. ..r can
bereleued.
NIXON'S APPP.>L aald the
clrcult court was wrcac in dtdd· inc that a necessary consequeace ot the tapes being pl~ed clUring
the cover-up trial w• tbeir later
"exploltati.Clll ...
Release of the tapes could
"plaee the subpoenaed materials
ln the bands of private parties to
be broadcast oa te1evi11oo, to be
marlreted in the form ot pbono-
arapb records and uaeues. to
be played at ~tail parties and
ln satiric producUons, and to be
exploited ln any other faahiGD.''
Nixon's appeal aald..
IT ALSO SAID release ot the
ta~ could prove d&maeinC to
Watersate cover·up clefendanta
appealing their coovietions.
In a 2-1 deciaion laat Octobet'.
the circuit cowt rejected arcu-
menta by attorneys for tbe ex·
president that the tapes woWcl in-
vade Nixon's privacy and prove
er:abarrusiq to him.
These Newport Beach condominiums going
up behind the new Ralphs Market at Ford
Road and San Miguel Drive were solCl out
before the framing was completed, Irvine
Company officials said. The 64 units in the
development, known as Harbor View
Knoll, sold for $84,000 to $96,000. Develop-
ment is for adults only.
"The tapes at ias\le are not re-
cording$ ol bedroom. or other in-
Umale convenatlom ud theem-
barrusment Mr. N°W>O lean is
not republication of hJgbly
personal matters,'' the c:ircuit
court ruled.
SEVEtAL BROADCAST news
°"J.anbationa aucceufUll.y filed swt to cet the tapes, widely re-
ported in the trial of John
Mitchell, H.B. Haldelnan. John
Ebrlicbman, Robert Mardian
and Kenneth Parklnloa..
Mesa Seeks
Cowity Aid
Against Sui,t,
Newport to Tackle
Sufillller Headaches U the tapes eventually are re-
leased, the public will I.earn what
expletives were deleted apd will
be able to asseas Ule tone and in-
flections of voice used by Nixon
and his aides. Costa Mesa councilmen are
asking Orange County's legal
counsel to defend the city in a
lawsuit filed against it by the
JCPmney Company, Inc.
It's a tong time until summer, but residents of West Newport Beach
think It's a good time lo begin discussing some ol their summertime
headaches and trying to work out a cure. ON NOV. n . Tiu; SUpreme
Court agreed to bear arguments
in Nixon's bid for control of all
While House tapes and other re-
cords of his atlmlniltration.
Officials of the West Newport Beach Improvement Association and
members or the city coumil are slated Monday to discuss problems
The lawsuit names seven other
cities in addition to the County of
Orange, according to Costa Mesa
City Attorney Roy JWle.
THE SUIT claims the county's
assessment of Penney's real and
personal property is "illegal. un·
constitutional and void"
Attorneys for the firm seek a
refund of $624,000 with interest
from August 1975 when the com-
pany paid the county $6.57, 160 in
payment of un-secured property
tax levied by the county.
OTHER CITIES named as de·
fendants in the Superior Court
action include Buena Park,
Newport Beach, Santa Ana, Hun·
tington Beach, Orange, Garden
Grove and Fullerton.
Councilmen voted unanimous·
ly to ask the county counsel's of·
fice to defend Costa Mesa,
because the interests or the city
and the county are parallel in the
lawsuit.
Pilot
Logbook
brought to their neighborhood by
summer visitors.
ASSOCIATION President John
Shea had asked for such a meet-
ing last fall, and Councilman Don
Mcinnis, a West Newport resi·
dent, suggested "some rainy day
in January."
Two things that Shea said he
specifically wants to talk about is
a city noise ordinance which
could be used to reduce problems
from loud parties or loud stereo
equipment which disturbs a
neighborhood.
ANOTHER SUGGESTION
calls for an information sheet de·
signed to inform summer renters
of some or the city's laws.
Shea said the idea is to have the
document given to all renters
with the provision that "re·
ceipt ... will be a binding part of
any rental agreement."
THE DOCUMENT points out
that Newport Beach "is no longer
a 'beach town.' It is a year round
residential community, and most or your neighbors will not be on
vacation. Rather, they will be
engaging in normal day-to-day
activities." ·
The pamphlet goes on to list
some city Jaws pertinent to pro-
blems encountered in beach
areas during the summer.
Guitar Class
Signups Set
Registration is belnl accepted
for guitar classes for boys and
girls eight to 14 years from 8 a.m.
to noon and 1 to s p.m. at the
Human Affairs Department, 515
Forest Avenue .• Laguna Beach.
Begiilnlng classes will be held
at 4 p.m. and intermediate class
at s p.m. Thursdays for eight
weeks starting Jan. 20.
Registration is $10.50. F'Urther
information may be obla1ned by
calling the Human Affairs
Department 494· 1124 exl 238.
The jUJtices said they would
review the Presidential
Materials and Recordings
Preservation Act passed by
Congress ln 1971.
Tbe legislatien rives the
Gener-1 Services Administration
• control over ari estimated 42
milllOQ pages of documents ud
some 900 reels of tape recordings·
from the Nixon adminiatraUoo.
Church Meet Set
By Women's "Group
The Women·~ Fellowship will
hold a meeUng at 1 p.m. Tuesday
.in the Bridre Hall of the
Neighborhood Congregational
Church at St. Ann's and Glen·
neyre, La1uoa Beach.
Reverend Peca ~els has
chosen the topic .. 1977 -With a Win& and a Prayer" for the pro-
gram. A tea will follow the pro-
gram. Tbe public mlJI .ttend.
He Scratches 'If Itch
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Of"" o.ilf ~Si.II
Call it a compulsion.
I just like to enter magazine sweepstakes contests -
tho6e kind advertised on TV that come in the mail in en-
velopes chock full or publishers' sales pitches, line print,
garish colors and big promises.
JF I WON ALL THE TOP PRIZES in the three I've en·
tered so far this year, I could bank $200,000. That's a blg ••if".,,
With my hack and past record, 1 won't even qualify for
oae ol the nifty replica coin sets offered as the "18,000 23rd
prises:·
I'm told my harmless UtUe diversion has probably set
my name ln cement on every junk maH
sucker list on God's earth. At least I can
just throw away the stuff l don 'l want.
lt'a good exercise for a desk jockey.
TJDS PROBABLY AU STAaTED
wbeo 1 turned down a buddy'a offer to
bu)' a SS ticket in the Iriab Sweepstakes
aome years back. Tbe iuy who eventual·
~umberWOQ
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smce then, I've bad thhl recun1ng blid dream about loslq a mlllion-doUar ac"""•u
prtie by refusing to spring for a five buck ducat.
Bealde., the maaaiin• SWMJ>lt&kea are freeblea. No ob·
U1atlon to buy a 1ub8crlptJon, they 11.y. V~'ll atUl be ellgl·
ble to '1rin, they HY.
llA\'BE TlfAT'STH'E SOURCE OF anoUler nltbtmare
I've Md -the one about all U.. ent.r\11 from chiselers Uh •
me wlndlng up fn a btg round rue basket.
Maybe that 'a also the reaaon I take 10 damn many
magazines. ·
If nothing else, the aw8epetakes material that com. bl
the mall la fun to try and dedpher. The key to cractf.nc tbl1
elaborate code system ta to realize that everythln1 ls allicl at
least five times, in five different type faces.
The next thing you've got to understand 11 that tlMre
aren't really any rules. Al long u you ban the br'alal of an
aver•ae dachtbund puppy and poaess a ll·cent 1tamp. JOU caneottt.
THE TOUGHEST PAD' TO DBC::OD& la tbe apedal
banua award for procnptnea that'• ottered bJ a coaple ot
the maaame outfits.
Thia meant that lf YoU _. YCllU' enU7 malled la "1 • ee..-.
ta1n number of daft prior tot.be eat.ry deadline. "41. ...utr
for another apeclfied cub award-ti you 1ria tbe ._, ~
priu. The bonua deereMOI with eaeb da.J late lJ\al .._._,,.
arrivtt. Got all that?
Fortunately. you doa1 even but to aaai• .,.._ JQUr
oddt ot winning ICMIMlthlnl. The m'1ler Clote It ftt ,_.
Generally 1peakln1, the odds are 1bom one in lllO UM&JOU•ll wtn an)'thln1 at au. ·
WBAT TRIS ALL 80IL8 DOWN to 11tUt1W1l lllOlt
llhly wind upwttb ala&lf..._ 111.,ulae~(~
more>. a repllca cam Ht (llyou're ex~allr l~> U. a naqint feeUn1 that the odds just WereJl tin 'JQV faTOr
this year.
· The la.et II, trlendl, tb"ey never are.
[Jke '!..• .. )'OU'U probebly Mver •et t.ba& ~ ...... to .,,.
~ar OD a TY COllUIMll'Cial lollJI •ucb,.,.... .... UUp ...
''JI.Ill thlu, $100,000. Wbr. with all tlaat a.c.q, weJ*cloff
the mortta•• OD the farm."
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When Chip Carter, 26, goes
to work in the White House
for his f atber the President,
it won't be nepotism. says a
Carter representative. Tax-
payers' money won't pay
for his services as an ••emissary, .. she said.
Corona del Mar's Snack Shop
number two at Narc:issus
Avenue and Coqt Highway will
be cett1nc a facelift this year. ac~o plans presented to the N rt Beach Planning
Commlss on. Olflcl•l• from Far West
Services. Jnc., owners oi· the
eoffee shop. received @rn-
mlssioa approval for their IJ(au
to expand tb.e restaurant into
the nrigbboriag building that
wu once the bakery tor the
restaurant chain.
PLANS CALL for enlarging the
restaurant and small bakery in·
side the existing Snack Shop, ex·
pansJoo or tbe partJng lot and in·
stituUng beer and wine sales 1n
thecolfeeabop.
1lu1 parking lot will be a-
panded by removing the hous'e
now standing on Narclssqs
Avenue closest to the restaurant
In a lease agreement wltb
James Ray, owner of the house.
Dennis Hurwitz, owner of Uie
home which will eventually be
next to the expanded parking
Jot prot~ted during Thunday's
planl\ing commission meeting.
Jm SAID HE feared his Pl'O-
perty values would drop beea~e
of tbe removal of the house next
door to his, and that be would
have trouble renting the re•
aidence.
Commissioners sympathetic to Hurwitz• problem modified
the plans so that a taller wall
will be installed between ttle
proposed parking lot and
Hurwitz' property.
COMMISSIONERS also were
concerned that the restaurant's trasb enclosure, now located In
the off-site parking lot to the
north of the restaurant, should be
built into the main building wbell
it la remodeled. 1
A spokesman tor Far West
Services assured the c:om-
mlasloner that the tra!Ch
enclosure will be part of tbe
buiJdJng, I
Mr. Catanich
FmalRites
~ Set Saturday~
P'U:neral servtce tar Josepb $.
Catanlcb of South x.agwua will '9
held at 10: 30 a.m.. today tat
Blower Brothers Chapel ht saata
Ana. Mr. Catanlcb dfed Wedn'--
day at bu home. ' T
A n ative Callforntan, ~ Catanicb was an executive oC
Sooth West AaaoclaUon for
tarded children. Ue w~ member of tbe Santa Ana ,
put exallM ruler of the La a Beach Elles· Lodge, a SO.ye r
member of Orient Lodle l~
San Francisco and 'a member Pf
theSantaAna KJwanls. J .
The Santa Ana Elka Lodaei1'M
wlll officiate at the diap,el
IC!l'Vtce. Graveside service bJ ~
Maoalc Board of Gleadale wl1
be held at 1:30 p.m. Satunta~ at
the Forest Lum Memorial Put. Glendale. -,T
1be deceued la aurvlved~ bll wife, Lois; IODI, Jam•' •
Catanlch, John Pox and D
FOii; daugbten, JoAM Gl a
md Kathleen Jacboa and••
...... cbUdretl.
Tb• tainll7 Hlfe1ts tl•t memorial cSOllaUona be made lo c¥rit1. • . ·H
B1••unage Sale Set
Tbe Senlot" ClUsem Club or IAC\lft• Deach wUl bold a nub-~·· •••• today_~ &lo4•1 at 924 Park Avenue. Laa~•
Beach. Furniture, appllancet,
art obJeN and elotblne wlll .,. told.~ from the aal'-""' g: ~ La~na s.J« Cl-.
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Beer encl other akoheUc heverages wlll at11 banned fkoom San
O eminte beaches. 'l1te ctty Council .bu nvereed ltselt bn a pro-~ posed appeal of the ordiaanee. · -
. CouacUmaa Tony Dt. •QlcwannJ decided prohiblUon should re-
lnaln, be saJd, after ~ a number of townamt'h who opposed tbe cballge ln clty law. "
Councilman Tbofttas • O'Keefe and !layor B. Patrick Lane
'Shoppers Get
·~ Bodygruqd
CHICAGO (AP ) -Fonner
'"joUceman Mlke Cblapetta sa,s
80Ule women are hiring .blm as
.., armed bodyguard t~ accom-pany tbem on triPI to eiofee and
sestaurants.
,Chiappetta, 32, bead o{ a small
*urlty agency, says women ··~all me up, and I'll m:eompany
tbem to Bonwit Teller or Saks -
daces like that. • • r .. I'm not one of those escort · kuYi. I 'm acfing· strictly as a
bedyguard. If they \V&nt me ~ 811ned, l oome armed.''
Fees range from $S tQ $225.SO 'u hour, .. depending on bow
. ~elam," he added.
. '
thi3 week contlbued to press
fof repeal of. lb' i:estrictlve
ordlna11ce, arguing lt was
hypocrlUcaJ to sell beer oo tbe
pier a.nd ,then forbid people to
ddak lt ihere.
Beer II sold ,\n closed con·
tainere at tile Galley West Cafe at
tbe end of tbe pJer.
THE COUNCIL majori,ty last
mon\b b•d caj.J_,ed foe repeal of
the. ofdinaace . banning aale,
posseaaion-or co.QSUJDJ>t.ioo or
alcoholic beverag~ on public
beaches.
The acUon wu strongly op.
pose~ by. Pohce Chief Mel
Portner. He argued that if booze
were allowed on the.beaches and
parks the city would face an
overwhelm int policing problem.
He warnect 11bo1ut the probabili-
ty that large bands of rnartnes
from n earby Camp Pendleton
would descend upon San
Clemente beaehes in rollicking
groups as soon as they heard they
could drlbk there without fear or
arrest. ·
::Kids °Le(Ull to Adapt
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ESSAY WINNER
Jackie Comb.Und
Women Win
$500 Grams
Two Corona del Mar women
bave won scholarships totaling
$SOO for graduate studies in com-
munications at Cal State,
FW.lerton.
Jackie Combs·Land, a Cortner
member of the Daily Pilot staff,
won a $300 scholarship by writing
the winning essay on the subject
.. Writing for the Business
PubJkation: How Does it Dirfer
From the Daily Newspapers?" •
Jan Shawe won a $200
scholarship by placing second.
The scholarships, kriown as the
Russ Ward Memorial
Scholarships, are sponsored by 1
the Southern California Business
Communicators .
~!J'o C~es in.Fami(y_
,,., • MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -For
, Je'Veral weeks, 9·year-old Alice had a
JJpnible secret and she didn't know
,what to do about it: Her mom ~d dad
1Jiere getllng divorced.
But Alice felt better after discuss-bll the problem with friaxb at her
elementary s'cbool and f'mding some
,.ot them had gone through similar
.truama.
. TRE DISCUSSIQN WAS part or a
demonstration project called "Un-
derstanding Family Changes" that
has been started at Harrison Open School.
ter. mother going to work or just
about any_ family change children
migbt ~xperiente. •
Caspersen said the program
.. takes away the myth for the kids
that there are ideal families. The
basic idea here is that change is in·
evilable-it's life."
CIULDREN MUST HAVE paren-
tal permission to join the program
and parents ·o~casJonaUy sit in on
classes aQd talk about their own pro-
blems'. The children discuss them and
som'etirnes o(fer advice.
·Rick Berland, a ·counselor who
Satu1d1y. January 8 1977 OAIL v PILOT A5 ..
Church Sex Bared
INGLESIDE, IJI. <AP)._;, The mlnl.ster of a
United Methodist Church a~ a counseling pro-
gram conducted by hls ctlurch lbcluded nude
therapy sessions.
"We were trying to find some way for our
children to wJtbstand the onslaught ol sexuality th al
is stressed In advertisin&, television proarams and
ln other ways," said the Rev. Louis JUUendahl,
pastor of tbe United Me\h0dl.s1. Church iD,t.bis
bamlet401nlles northwest of Chicago.
M R. HILLENDAJD... St. 'SAID the sessions
were beld in 1975 and lasted about two months with
20 to 25 men and women Pvticipatlng. He said there
something that ts Jewned. lt Ia • product or tbe miitc:l.,. f
MR·. RILLENDAHL SAID THE Rev. Dr.
Robert Schumm, the United Methodist Church's
district .superintencJeot. "was kept informed abou~
wb~t we were doing and said that we bad h1a full support.••
"Some oI the partlcJpants came to oar eowuel·
ing program wit.b tbelr lives In pieces. The therapy
helped put them back togethel' ag-1o. 1be pro&r•D\
was something ol.&lslde the church:• said Mr. HiUendahl.
were about aix experiments, some involving ------------------
physical contact, but nooe involving sexual ln·
tercourse.
At least one of the ses~ions -which a woman
participant said was the first one and began spon·
taneously -was held in the church.
The nude therapy sessions surfaced during two
child custody cases in which the husbands charged
their wives were unfit mothers becawie they
participated tn the sessions, ·according to the
Chicago Daily News.
THE MlNlSTER DID NOT DENY reports that
the nude se~lons included a weekend retreat at a
motel in Kenosha, Wis.
Mr. Hillendahl also would not deny a report
that be and church leaders led therapy sessions in ! which men, women and children breast-fed on 1 wo01en wbo bad stripped to the waist.
"One of the things we tested was the theory that persoas are not sexually aroused by what they see,
but rather by a series of fantasies in thought pro-
cesses," said the pastor. "Sexuality is a myth. It la
/ Now Thru Jan. 9
2 _.For~· 1 Sale
·sweaters
J'
Tops
\ ........
Jackets
Pants
Dresses
Bikinis
All sales are ff nail
The Second G l ance
l 16 N. MAIN S r
HUNTINGTON 8EAC... NEWPORT BEACH
80111 ~to•n N~»r Th~ P~r
The two-year-Old project ls co·
1P0090red by the domestic relations
diviaioo of~ Hennepin <=ounty Co~ Services departmeQt ad the. Min·
taeapolia public schools.
. gaides the.clan, and George Kimball,
school social ~prker, ).ISe group dis· ...,,...~...,..,,..,....,..,.,..~r"'f"''""'".'.T:Tr
cussion, r~1e playing and, with ...,...,~L.A...-L.Lo~lU..1..1..11--.. ... --
1 ! "Kids need. a support base just as perent.s do. Perenta can take <»UrSes
at the university or at night in the
~bool system to deal witb changes in
,~Ir lives, but kids don't have that
fnwer or mobility." s.ud •Paul
, person, a counselor with tile court
. rvices department.
I
: TUE SCHOOL WAS selected as a
~e for the program rather than an
..-.muuon because that "is where the Aids are,'' Caspersen said.
·!'• The program includes divorce,
de11th, moving, a new brother or •is-
•
yoilnger cJµ1dren, pup~ shows.
Wh.iJe some sessions can be quite ·
emotional, they ~ intended to be
educational, not COWlSeling or treat· ment ~~rcises.
TUB CLASS l'OCUSES not only
on rehalionsliips, change and con·
• ructs, but a'lso on how to cope with
tbae cbanges ...... what options are
ope.n to the children.
A program spokeswoman said the
children are ~n~ouraged to consider: "Is the only option just going to your
room and crying or are there other op·
lions?" · •.
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How La~ge Is .. r .,~:r Slice of Pie?
Suan ~ Brown fl.a COtCUlhor of tM
boolc, "Tlw IncredibUI Bread Mao~," ciltd
,GI "one of the most t~t·prOPOldng
delC:ript1ou of /ree maMid economic• ~
,,m.ted. •• H~ lf'"Ch w. ddiufnld tao To.owt
Holl commtUH .cmd is Ttprhded saith
penra""°'9 of World Rnearc1', lite.
actl that few of us would incllvldually
want or aanctlon? Perb'Pa because wf
have been conv~nced tiy tho power
broken of covenment that th6 "pilblic 1
Interest" juaWles the •~e of the la·
cli'ridual to the c.roup. ·
IPOf~t.y, tb6 ri1hta ol the mloority must
•uffer. )(Ofeo\'er. 'under a S)'Stem of 1ov·
erb.ment conO-ol of i.ndlvldual deciaioo·
~. the divenlty ol hUQla:n action and the acope of lndMdual cholce are
minimised i accept.able and pennlssible
t>ehavior bec6mes that which the group
ill power currenUy fancies and ap·
proves.
"But ll you don •t have eovemment N-
JUlation, Blg Buslneu -you Jmow, tbe
multinationals. would Just take over. To-
day the country. tomorrow tbe world
••• you've 1ot to have eovenuneot to
protect you from the force ol Bil Busi· neea."
TIU8 CONC&Pl'ION of the income
a.ocl wealth dlslrlbutklla ~ tbe ,... aaons why one lodlvld\aal r.cev• a bllh
income while another recelv.a a low ....
Tbe failure to consider tbe~ Pt'O-
c.as may be DOlltlcally pmfttlble but it
is intellectually faulty.
By 8U8ANtoVE•OWN
According to a popular cllcbe, we, the
pOople, are the 'FU this Is tnle. why does the eqage la
If we Jet the worcla "public iDt«'est .. be
the ))aaswords to power. wbo can we
blame but' ounelves when out aocial
benefactors tum out to be tyr~?
When the majoritJ can. "lqialate"
1Jle1edly well·meani.nc efforts to pl"O-tect lnclividuals from the consequences
ol their choice restrict the opportanJUes
for trade'. There is reasoo to believe that
the ptobleDJs of acquiring accurate and
sutricient information, undistorted by
persuasion ~d propaganda, are in·
tenalfied wtien tovernment makes
cboiees for in~ividuals or constrain.I the
iDdividual'a freedom to cboo&Se.
Foree? What force? How can business,
operattns legitim .. tely in a free market,
force anyone to do anythiQg?
U the dynamics ol lftcomt and wealth
creation are tsnored. mid laltud tbe
production of •oocls is asaw:ned,. Ulm tbe
focus sbift.s from production &o tile dla·
tributioo oC goods. . .
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Under such. controls, the individual's
incentlVe to Wcome infomied by his own
efforts ilnduced.
ONCE THE GOVERNMENT admits
the existence bf a category or "needs, ••
certain dynareic political process~ are
let in motion. As the list ol needs grows,
so do tbe number oC governm~nt pro-
cralDS' and> so does the share of income
that eovemment takes from its produc· ·
tive clthem.
Urban1renewal -now languisblng ror
the most part after the fmancial and
aocial. diluter& ol ttie 'SOs and '005 -is
an excellent example of how the aut.bort· t¥ of government is us~ arbittarll,y to
beoelit politically powedul interestS at
the expenseor others less important.
Urban renewal programs have been
responsible for tearing down 612,850
housing units, but only 265,181 !lousing
units have been built by the urban re·
newal program. That's 2.31 times as
many tom down as built! Renewal? In. a free aoclety it is not the proper
function of covernment to take property
and money .coercively from some in or·
der to bulld bousins for others.
IN. A ntEE SOCIETY wages are the
consequence of the voluntary agreement
between employer and employee and or
the supply and demand of labor in the
market at any given time.
When government intervenes and im·
poses mlnimum wage rates on
employers, both employers and
enipl0yees lose their right t9 bv'lain ¥9hmtarily with one other. "We cannot
niake a man worth a liven amount by
mUitlg lt ategal for anyone to otter him
l«Ms. · ••• ••
lDternatlonal bUBinest atlll makes use
ol what freedom then ls. Altbouab often
constrained by natiooalilUc aentiments
and often tainted by Jayto.s uide prln·
clples and tumlng to poUU.Cal lntripe,
on the whole the multinational corpora-
Uons try to perform as they would
perform if there were an international
free market ec~nomy.
And they try to perform that way
because business efficiency (which in·
eludes comumer satisfaction) is max·
imiied under the free market system.
Althouab govemment regulations re-
'duce efficiency (and ultimately
decrease consumer satisfaction>. there
still remains a relative maximum. and it
is this toward which the multinational
enterprises stti ve.
COE&CIVE MONOPOLIES occur • through government intervention.
Without such intervention, V'onopolles
are noncoerclve and usually of relatively
short duration. Any coercive monopoly
~ts through the threat or &Ase ol force,
whether legal or illecal. Without such
force. governmental or otberwise, back·
Ing it up, a monopoly is vulnerable to
competition.
Once the government and the
established firm3 in a regulated lndustry
reach an accommodation, they pursue
their common interests~ to insulate the
industry from internal price aompetJ·
tion, to close the industry to potential en·
trants, and to exercise control or prices
and other variables in the interests of
security and predlctabillty.
Who pays the cost of the quiet life en·
j()yed by the regulators and the regulat·
ed? The consumer. in the form of higher
prices, less competition. and less choice.
The common comparisons of
rich/poor, have/have-nots, privileged/·
privileged are based on a static, a bis·
t.orical conception ol the income and
wealth distribution amont individuals. It
is as though individuals were born into
tlle world with the level of their wealth
written on their foreheads.
In the context of tbe frequently Ulecl
metaphor, the size of the pie ii ••ctnn,••
the only question ls bow to divide dle ple.
But as increuinib' larfer llic:ee .,.
given to those whO did not eontdi.ut. to
the ma.kine of tbe pie, thoM 1fbo madelt
receive smaller pleces and are lea like-
ly to make another •
Jn a Cree sotlety the dlstrtbutka ot fa·
come is determined by the value ot (be
contributions lndlvictuai. have made t9)
total production and by the value ot.,... lifts they may receift from Yduntar,y
dooon. Those who have biih ineomet to-
day recelv& them became tJle7 CGD-
tributed much. ·
A GOVERNMENT that lpores the
dynamics of the histarical proeew and
attempt& to redistribute~ GD an a post factq basis is a govemment tbatdb-
plays th~)shortest eftime bomGm. There liU long existed ln the mlnds of
many people a die~ between tbole
freedoms that we recopbe u ec:oDOlblc
(the freedom to trade, exehaqe. and
generally d.ispoa~ ol cur property) and
those freedoms that we l'f'COCDire as
personal (the freedoms CJ( speed!. tbe
press, religion. and assembly). Tbat ls,
we tend to distinguish between~ U,o •
sets of freedoms as though they were fa..
depeodetltof one another. ·
This distinction is false. Personal ancl
economic freedoms both stem from thla
same source -tbe Jilbt ol each bumu
being to act ln accord with bis desires -:..
as long u he does not lnterelere .tth the
rights of others.
Our ideas are as much our property as
our homes, our cars, our bank accounts,
or our wages. Through tho expreuiOG ol.
our beliefs 1n speeches, boob, ~.
or artwork, we create property that we
can exchange with others. Hence, that
which applies to our ec:ooomic lives ap.
plies to our personal lives as well. ·
IC our economic freedoms are
abridged, then we have loat our perso6al
freedoms as well.
Air Board's Figures Cloudy
ByFREDW.KLINElt
JERRY GOLDBERG ~.,-~
SACRAMENTO -The
California Air Resources Board
has become the classic case of
government bureaucracy exist·
ing only for its own expamion.
Jn 1971 this agency charged
with cleaning up the air in the
slate spent $8.5 million. Five
years later the board bad in-
creued it.a annual bud.eel re-
quest to $25 mlllloo and is expect.
ed to lncJ'ease even more this year.
Jn 1971 the board bad about 200
, employes wbicb increued to
~ more than 400 by tbe ~7' n...
• cal year. Its cOAta of prolessional
: aervlces and conaultant.a ln·
: creaaed from $3.3 million in um
: to over $24 million durtnc the
t current fiscal year.
, Du.ring these aame the nars
:. the board bas issued uteosive
, · presa releHes about the COO· ,1 · cema of tbe a1ency over the pro-
• blerm faced throucbout the state 1: bJ air polh1tlon. llilllona of
t dollan bave been spent oo ~
1 • aearc:b dull.a« with its ill etrects ' . • •
and ponlble curbs.
A review of the various studies
aDd press releases shows major
coofiicts in statements. Many
times these st.atementa also con·
flicted with statements made by
other governmental agencies -
which also spent millions of
dollars -and several privat. re-
search groups.
Several times it became ap.
parent the research atucli.s were
nothing more than tbinly veUed
rewrites of reports which had
been iaaued several Umes during
tbe put 10 yean.
FrequenUy evaluation ol the
data bu dillered dependinc oa .
wbicb individual in the depart·
llMftt wu making a statement on
the meaning of the data. An Ol·
tidal of an outside reeeareh firm
in October said that the board's
cbalrman Tom Quinn bad
"maaaaced" fifUI'• "into a.very
different aet of results.••
TblJ is not an unusual story.
Leg.lalatlve cooaultants, the 10~·
eraor'a Office of Research, the
LecltlaUve Analyst. and MYeral
o&ba' goni'nmental staff untta
keep comlng up with fipres
'And Now
Fora Word
From. ••• '
i •
B1HS&8CAEH
SAN FRANCISCO -Yoa do a TV •how from the Holy ·Leet, you're just aNinC fOC"
trouble -u Merv Grtlftn
found out •ben b1I 90-mlnute
Special from Israel •a•
lbown on Channel 4.. After a
•bot ot the Via Dolorma, and a solemn commentary from
llerv about Jesus palnfUlly
draulftc the crosa totrll'd
Calvary. there wu a cut to a commercial for -Alsodated
Mill Footbath, followed by a
public aervlce spot~
ment for donations to tbe
Irwin Memorial Blood But.
Later. u be waa betnC fllll*I
oubide the basllica on u.
tPot where J'e1u1 wu bcrG. llerY said, '-And now a f.,v
worda from Archibl1bop
Jl'Qlton J. Sbeeh .. -but llnt en came a commerdal for
N1rac1e Slicer. •bowtna the
dever little clevll cbopplnc tomatoes.
US PUCKB'l"I' Waper
plcked up Oil yet mother ol
UaoH 1tr,an1e TV toln-
cidmcel -Patricia llMrit's ~onCBSWac,.... e.-by • commtrdal for. .NJtol, ''for a 1afe, Nlttul
,,
sleep," And that's what sbe
wu ,.tune, at San Slmeon. ln
the boaom of her family, \Pl•
, der pa.rd. unW abe 11ve that
spectilcularly W·advlaed TV
Qatervlew denouacln1 the S.L.A. . . .
wbicb do not correspond with
data provided by other gov·
em.mental a1encies Cl' previous
data prepared by the agency.
Massive gTOwth in' eo1ts and
she of agencies bas been tM only ...
consistent thing about many gov·
emmental~. ~ • • , , · 11WI oecun · lllt • w&'li.igh
flowing •\at''etti.Evu ::Jl.01,1t. •--1-~-=---~
economy lq t!~m~t.t,and
super stre.fl~i~ .. ~es. . ""'"'15..• '1be net ~tapeyers r
keep paying more money for .
data which ls of questionable
worth. J •• Gov. Edmund G. !Jrown Jr.
spends considerable Ume dis·
cusaing the possibility of the peo-
ple "lowering their expecta~
t.\ons." Perhaps the best place
for him to achieve his desire
would be within the govemmen·
ta1 agencia under bis control.
He might have them spend just
one year revtewing all the con·
lllcttng reporta. ,
They mleht then provide ac·
tual true f11ures to evaluate. the
work completed b' the agency ln
plain simple language which can
be undentood.
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Tanker Mishaps AJter Disputes·
B7TBOMAS D. EUAS
Two completely unrelated oil
tanker disasters which .occurred
wtthin two days of each other but
about 4,000 miles apart now ap.
peu likely to' haM a majot' in·
1hMDce on 1ome of the most lm·
portant state covern.ment de-
dalons of lfr17.
scheduled to be producing 350,000 · r
barrels of oil per day by
mid·lf79.
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
One of the tanbn blew up lo
port in Loi An1eles: tbe ot.ber nn alJ'C)UQfl' and spllled lta C:OO·
teats oll Mauac!hmett.t.
The accldents will have a ma· Jor bearlnc oa the current dil·
putel ove:r wbere to locate both a
major tanker·pi~Une ccnneetor t.ermlnal for-surplus Alaaltan oU
and where to put a terminal for
llnl)C)l'tlng llg,uefted n&t\lfal gas
a.MG> .ff# CJlkomia cooaump. Uoa. . .
Combined with a projected aur·
plus of at least 700,000 barrels
daily from Alaaka and about
200,000 ,f>airela from Santa
Barbara Channel wells, at least
1.2 million barr,11 ol oil should be flowinJ east from California dai·
Jy by the early 1980s. ·
T8E SANTA Barbara County
pfOPOlal 11 actually an effort by
aupervtsora in that envlronmen·
tally·seflsLtlVe community to
avoid' a prolif eratlon of oil·
relaeed developments along their
cout.
U would alao prevent tanker
diaut.en ~o thf Ario Merehant aptll from oeou.riiJll·ln the Santa
Barbara Cbandel, ~as
a llkel1 fOUlstoe site b)' the stale atGll't NO", thoM mishaps environmental Lmpact report on
Hem t4> be pusbiq decilik· ~an by the Stanaard OU Co. ol
1 :!r:t:~ :;r.t': ;~.:: o to •h• Al.Uarl il'I east ,.._.._ ' from Lona .S..'cb. • -.t7coa1Uorbotbpurpoaea. Guedalupe l>uaa It nortll ot
Tbat alt• -at GvadaJupe the huvUy.tranled cbalinel · ~ just south of the San Lula · Claanet9 ,_ a 1Pf1J la tbt chan· °"'IJPO °"81'7 UH -,... pro-bel han .,._ dllmilsed .. very JICllei bJ Santa Barblra County un"k-1¥ ::; Coll& Quart' 8d·
cdlclala U IUJC•~vbll • mlral JD c e of tbe area, but ~ ~ina u--a.-ol OU . the CtOUD td tanker oft -, .... .,m ~and lr.i . M~ bu ftObd Pim ~oPW8Uoellntbt&da' m ..... rt•• of tbe 1111 Santa Blli'baraCh•'Y'4l ' BarMralpill.
It Uo wwld allow for easy
UakQp WW. Whatever pipeline ,_. tbt ica., e..._. fot tblp.
aMDt oe Ill trom Its m HUJa,...
AHYe aea~ ·8elttrtfleld,
'
FOCUS
the Loni Beach-Sohio proposal
and a plan by Paci.Oc Gas & Elec·
trlc Co. and the' Southern
Calllornla Gat Co. to build an
LNG terminal at either Los
Angeles or Oxnard.
Typical of the reactions to the
Sanslnena blast was this from
state Air Resources Board
Chairman Tom Quinn, the lead· in« criUc of the Long Beach·
Sohioplan:
"It obviously points UJ> the
dangers lnvolve4 at a time that
the oU and uwtty hldmtrles pro-~ major Increases tn the
amount or tanker tr.me all along
the coast.''
Quinn and state n.era Com· mlMlon chfef ale!Unt ..... Maullin
were pu1hln1t for Ouad1lupe
Dunet even before the two tanker
acc1denta and before the Santa
Barbara Count1 propc»al bad
drawn geneully fa•Ol'able
reaponsee from federal ad other
.. ,. olficiala.
JN GENERAL, thole Gftlcfals
&J'Pl'.OV• tM concept ol uslnJ a
_.. ab1pplnc fadllt1 met ono 114pellne roule for U. LNG and
the AlaMaD. Santa Barbara
QMMI wt Slk HWa oil. ntber
tblD el.u.rtnt Ute eountryllde ~more dtvtlopme!l)l. 1
About the only m.tor oppott.
tf on to the co1110UdatJoD aC
Guadalupe l>unea bu ~troaa
San Lula Obiapo County ad the
Sierra Club, neither of which
wants the reJaUvely unsullled air
of the central coast retloll
polluted. ·
Soblo, too,\.bH expre11ecl
doubt.. elpeci&Jl)' ovw its abW~
to set necessary pennjtl'for eoa·
struction in time to start~
Alaskan oil if Jt mu.attWttcbfnJICD
LoalBeleb.
But leCilJailve act.Ion could cut
that red tape and ~ now ap.
peau a Jo lid po .. lblllty.
especlallY becaute of tlae t.-
1 atl vely ll1ht op=tlon to <luadaJupe Dund. tbe~
poa1lblllty mentioned oo Ul•
CaUlornJa c:oQt Wblah boil OOC
aparted large-scate avtran.mm-
tal fears.
DAILY PILOT
Tho eomment t>•re oC lht Dal· ly PUol seeks to l11ronn and
1tlmulate ruders bJ •tesenl•
lnf a vortety of conamearary on toplc:s or lntuest and
1l1nlrlcance lrorn lnronned· 1
obeetvera and apoko rntn.
Robeft N. WHCf, P¥bllallr
Satunt~y, Jan. 9-J!l'h
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,
..
m girls and boys. I
Entrl..i were still pourinJ in
Friday for our Koala bear draw. Inc contest this week and Uncle Len is so aorry that his friends'
· ~UOQS were late and tould
no& be conafdered in tbe coolest.
You see, boys and girls, the de-
adline Ls set up for 'lbursday in
order that the judging can be
made and the drawing
reproduced for the page .
Our winner this weelt wu
Marianne Llns for her clever in·
terpretation of the Koala bears
celebrating New Year's Eve.
HONORABLE MENTION this
week goes to Dawn Umemoto,
Cbarlea and Eugene Miller, Noell
Trau, Lisa Michelle Frankel, and
Vici Abajan, all of Huntington
Beach; and Julie Wa.blsledt and
Jean Tyler, both of Newport
Beach.
I Also to Margie Dale, Christine
lstenneu, Helen Pembrook, and
Diane Brumfield, all of Costa
Mesa; Shelley Parry of Mission
Viejo; and Karen Loomis of
Irvine.
BELEN PEMBROOK also
sent in a very lovely poem aboul
the Praying Mantis and Uncle
Len hopes he can fmd enough
space next week to print it.
Jean Tyler also sent Uncle Len
a real long, newsy letter and
made some very good sugges.
tions for things to draw in our
weekly c.ontests.
* PRIZE WINNER *
Marianne Lins, 13, of 2138 Miramar Drive, Balboa
Any child 15 or Mder, can enter Uncle Len's Contest. Here's.
all you do: (I ) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 4~ in·
chE'S wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make Jines black.
(2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3)
Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. Mail it to
Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa
92626. Entries must be received by noon on Thursday forpubllca·
tion on the following Saturday. Win~r will receive Kennedy ball
dollar.
deer. Uncle Leo would like to see
how tired he is after bis trip.
Remember to get your draw.
ings In by Thursday noon and
follow tbe rules ln the box above.
Until next week then, Uncle Len
wishes each and every one the
very, very beat of everything.
Ev~ryone
Loves Toys
Says Buyer
MEYERSVILLE, N.J. CAP> -
Ardde SW• tb1nD JUlt. about
... ., •• is lDte....W la tofl.
•"J'Mre'• u awful Jot d. lo9e
ud •ffeeUon ln•ol'fed wltb
toys, •• •aJd sw .... wbo 1\1111 •
resale shop at bla home here.
"They lntritUeS" · ' Stil• becaa · • Iii eCJI.
leetiGn of old val • ton JO ,_,.. .,o, E.ent...U,, the teys
"*whelmed the~ and shop and about S,000 pfecea, inc1udln& aoo to 400 dolls, were iuctloned in
New York.
••MllCAJ.L Y • the real dollar
toys were sold," be aaid. "Onb> ..
tbe penny toy• are left, but
then'• a lot of them."
Stiles, a 1randfalher, and hla
wtle, Emma, started the resale
abop-"it's not really an lllllque
atore" -24 yeen &JO.
He llad been dolq some reHlJ. iDC lD tbe luncheonette be owned
wbea be met Illa wile over tbe
eo11qter. She sugcested be CC)l.alct·
make a Uvtn1 buying end reaell-
in1 various ltema, including
faraiture and collectibles. The rat .. hlatory.
''The wile and I, we decicfed to
work tofetber and tbat'a the w-.y we accompU.bed an awful lot in
life," be aaicL ·
8'11LE8 SAID collecting toys
became one of bis m~r in·
teresta because "I didn't hue
them u a cbild.
"A lot of people were better off
than UI and I could always envy
the toys some kids bad," be a aid .
Stiles said he bought some of
hla collection from people whose
cblldren bad lo.t 1nterat in tbe
toys.
"But sometimes a
grandmother calla. She's lonely;
her kids don't visit her much
anymore but she's sot their toys.
Well, she's be.rd about Archie so
CUSTOM SHOES FOR CLOWNS BIG BUSINESS ·:::
John Sc~ener, right. with D•uohter Terry, 19, ~-=~
SliOes for Clowns
Disappearini A.rt
.
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. CHICAGO (AP) -Clotbes·co~ioua Clarabelles and well .. •!
heeled Harlequins all go to John Schoener tor their shoes. He makes •
them with bells, with lights, with giant toes, even 21 inches long. •
"Since last May when I started making only clown s hoes, I'Ve aolCl nearly 150 pair," said Schoener, SO, who learned custom :
shoemaking in Zemun. Yugoslavia, 3S years ago. 'There a~ 39,000 '!:
amateur clowns in this country and l'm the only one left making ;
clown shoes. :
He said he has sucb a backlog he isn't taking more orders until • March.
Well, this week, we are going to
1
draw Rudolph the red·nosed rein-
· -
F
111 10 over and talt to her," be ".\MONG MY customers are bankers, doctors, teachers, a :-:'.'Z~~~:;:-t~.m'.~1it!Z!i~~~:l:lr.=:W::i:ml:l:t;;:&Z:::s;~~ said. "Sometimes she wants to telephone lineman and even a business executive who rues in on the sen the toys and sometimes she'll company plane to place an order, "'be said. "But most people know
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l Letters From Ellie just want to talk." them better as Hobo, Kicky, Cottonball, Froggy-names like that.•• Schoener, who came to Chicago in 1952, left a shoe manufactur·
VIBITO&S ST&OLL through ing rum to set up his own custom business, making orthopedic shoes
tbe abop for bou.n just lootln&, and repairing others.
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Dear Ellie, .
Wbat Js tbe dlflerence between a boa and a python?
A Reader.
Dear Reader,
All boas and pythons belong to the family of
snakes called boldae. All the members of this group
some berries, fruit and insects, but the greater part
of their diet consists ol lizards, small rodents aM
snakes. These birds are not afraid to attack a rat·
Uesnake and are very adept at avoiding the rat·
tier's venom.
Roadrunners are solitary birds, and although
two or three may be seen io a particular area, each
Stiles said. He said it doesn't "A magic store asked me to repair some clown shoes and that
muter lf a person 'ft'&nts to buy-got me started. Now that's all I do," he said. "I would Uke to leach
browsinl la permitted. • the trade because it's dying out. But no one seems interested in Stiles said adulta wW strike up becoming a shoemaker." a conversation after their
cbildren start uking about the SCHOENER MAXES his shoes in a garage.shop behind his
playthings. Northwest Side home. His wife bdps with ,the sewing. The clown
"You can Jet tbmagb to people shot$, made to order and ln all eolDrl and shapes, sell from $10 to $85
through their children," be said a pair, ~ell very takes four to six weeks. ' , are considered "primiUve" in
that thef have some features "
ilso colJlmon to liurds. For in·
stance, lo the males, small spurs
lnclicate the remnants ot legs.
goes its separate way. adding that a lot of adults are shy ·:u ·s wonderful working with clOWDf-'they are all out to spread
Ellie about eqJreaalng ·an ~t in happmess," he said. •''I attend clo\tll conventions and pas.s out
toya. , " '111Jrocbures.•l ,\te·made mloiature shoes fo display. U I brought along
Dear Ellie,
Why de some 1ueda llaYe Adi a••• edor •Ha
He 1ald be bu 80 fewrite toy sunples or ..all of them, I'd need a Lruck. Those who order draw an
in tbe collection. "I loved all my t>utllile of their feet· on pa~ and teU me what they want. That'$ all I
' ~
Pythpns lnhablt the warm
regions ot t)e Old World from
Africa to Australia. Most have
striking color pattems in browns ¥
yoa toacb tbea ! toys. We'd pla7 with tbelD oftal, Deed. I hn mate anythirig they want. U a clown isn't happy with my
JftuT. thewileandl." aboes,<Jftxthemforhfm.''
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and yellows. They live in a
variety of habitats rrom trees to
open plam, to wet areas. They
kill their prey by constriction. ELLIE
Dear Jean,
Survival is import.ant to all creatures. Tbrou.ch
the process ol evolving and adaptinc to environ·
meots. each hu developed characteristics that help
itstay alive .
• • Boas are the Ne'(( World counterpart of the
pythons, inhabiting the warm parts of Mexico and
Central and South America. Thtfy live in different
areas frooi rain forests to semi-deserts. The
anacxlbda is a water-dwellini boa and crows to a
Yery laree size. Lite I.he pythons, boas kill by con·
striction.
Insects must be classified among the smaller ot
earth's animals and are naturallY preyed upon by
larger creatures. 'lbese little ones have devised
many adaptations that help them avc*l being eaten,
and a bad odor works veey well for some. Would-be
predators are repelled by this and learn to leave
such insects alone.
Ellie Ellie
DttrEWe,
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We 1aw roadrauen In the desert, and J W0411d'
Ike to bow ~ow tky Uve.
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Are
there any ma mm ala with a. polaooous bite? There is
a shrew whose bite bas been established as
poisonous. These animai.s are found in the eastern
part of North America. 1be poiaon is released
through a saliva gland and is stcong enough.to over·
come a mouse. The purpose of this is no .doubt to
help catch other lllUe animals to eat.
KareaC. Dear Karen,
1
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Roadrunners belong to the cuckoo family. They
inhabit the dry. semi-desert regions of the United
States, Mexico, and the countries of Central
America. These rather lar1e birds -about 20 to 24
inches in lensth -have Ion& tapering taila, long
legs, small wfn11. and a bhml black bead cretL The
bill is large and very stroni.
Although roadrunners can fly a little. they pr~
ler to run and c!an move very quickly. They eat
QUESTJON:Caokangarooeclimbuees!
READERS: Ellie welcomes questions about
the world of animals. Writec/othe Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA., 92626.
.,,,., ....... ••Y<....-a ~·· "" ..,...._. .. sci.-. ...-.. .....,. .. tnM J;;·;rA-..n.·:cyazo;·
Paper it a wonderful and Im·
• port•t· product, since com·
' ml.llllcatioo by written or printed
ward ii dependent on a plentJ.ful ~ supply of it. lt la a Wn, flexible.
)Jl'Odlact made of matted flben.
• 1 o...an,, celluloee llben UMd
"; la paper are obtahled from
PdPed wood, bamboo, lfUMI,
,1• JeaV. or ra11.
. lt la a moat b>terestlnl pnew
b)' wblcb carefu~ prepared pulp
. ~ ii trauformild into p.per .. ' -mse pepennaldQI meebiaea. • Olle ntethod uaa. a. maelaln• 'tailed a fOW'drinler -.,,,_, tbe
Jarpst lnduat.rfal mechlna ln ~ce. Jt can be up to eoo feet
JaQa ad produces paper u much • ao fncbel wfde at speeds up to
4,000feet per minute.
"" ~t blended of various pulps I and AitebJe tor• particular kind ! d paper enters the mldllne from
a •t.onl9 tank celled a macbfne
cbelt, ftowtnt Into a tank called
tbe budbox. At the bottom ot the
Jludbos is 8D adJultUle openinf called th• 1Uce. tbroulh wblcb
the ltoek flow1, often under f ~enuret onto • contlnuoua ~ tra'Nlln1 oell made ot nne wire I ~
Al TBS STOCK l1CMI onto the .,...._ belt, tbe Water drains
_"., -tll• ftben m.t totetlwr In a matter of 1econck to form a
wet. fu1lle sheet ot paper that ls
ebout 15 percent water. Suction
bos• UDder the belt beJp remove
some ot the moi1tun.
.A.I tbe 1beet of pper uavels'
the lenlt)l of the belt, a roU
•mootba lta aurface. When the
sheet re•chea &be ltdlon n>ll, it
.. •tronl eftOUlb to be lifted Oft
the wtu by an endJeH woolen
blanket called a wet felt. It ls
then conducted tbrou1h two
preuHCtJon1 where the .moisture.
is aJso reduced. Tben tallows dry· Jnr. calenderinl and rolling.
Paper taat baa bee! reeyCJea 1.:
somewhat lite dehydrated coffee
IDd soup 1111xe1. The IDINdfents
in the ori1lnal recipe ere ltill
tberei_t_h•Y merely become IOlld
ud Cll'7 WMD the mcPtun WU
removed.
When paper it reb-cled. ft la
maabed and moistened to cbal\c•
it IMek lnto a aoupy ))Ulp. Tbla
may Of ... ., not be mixed with a,
... batch of pul"miled wood
and variQUI c!Mmlcall.
IN ANY CABE, the pulp la
aqueesed and warmed, rolled
and dried to remove the moisture
a aecond time. The recycled
paper la u lood as it wu the lint
time.
We actoaU1 •tart the recyelllla
procaa ri1bt ln our own homes.
Only our wllllnr bands cen
lather up all of our UHd paper,. J>IUI the acraps that litter the
landacape. If your com~ty
b .. a recyclln1 center. you
already Im" wbere to tU~ your •al~age paper. U yOta do not have
such a place, then atlr up some
co-operation to start ooe .
THE QUIZ
.. ' 11 Se~te .quix· · · ·
(11,..lf& ............... aBC zwf eemdf)
1 U .s. Senators serve a term of .. l •. years.
'a·2 b·4 c-6
2 The (CHOOSE ONE: Dem'ocratle.
Repubnan) Party holds ttte majority of the
Senate $~t$ In Congress.
.
J When the Carter Administration tatn-omce
on January 20th, (CHOOSE ONE: Edward
Kennedy, Wahtt Moncble) wUI tiecome
President of the Senate.
I
4 True or False: If a deadlock occu1s in the
Electoral College, the Senate eleCt$ the new
Prftident. •
5 True or False: Ptesidentlal appofntments to
the Supte!YM) Court are subject to 1pprovat by
the Senate .
• irt • •
I am 1 Democrallc con•
gr~ssman from
Matsachusetts who was
selected by the House
0emc)Cfatic caucus to be
Speaker of the Hoose.
Cln you 1ive my namf!f
(4 ,..... ........... "'*91)
1-conttlWenc ._.nou.., rrmn~n present to
ha.e an offkial meetJns ._penon who Is rept'tcen\ed
by I llWf'lllktt
1,
~"' · c-penon wJth whofn one worb
" • !kompoMd of two houses
Ot~
.-drift of,a.PfOPOtecf l1w
..
.THE WWLY·QUtrU ~Of nflS NEWWAPO'S ICHOOl PROGIWll . .
• news picture
(10 point• • JOU ......... queltlon c:omctt,)
The lawmakers who cli mb these famous steps this week are part
of the (CHOOSE ONE: 85th, 95th) Congres.
House quiz
~points'°' MCh ~ ....... comctfy)
1 Every two years the United Stites elects all •• l .. members of
rhe House of Representatives.
• a-50
b-100
c..cJS
2 To be a member of the House OM must be at le11t (CHOOSE
ONE: 2S, 35) years old.
3 The House Minority l-*' Is (CHOOSE ONE: John Rhodes,
John Mcfall), of Atlzon1.
'·
4 Who 1$ the Hotise Ma)onty fldtrl
S True ot Fa ... : Alt ~ rahln1 bills must ori•lnate In the
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of Kentucky bourbon is nearine its C'lailUC:-lf ra6PD final at.and as a Southern tradition. Li· VJ. ~..:1«..I J.QLR
quor is going metric and several ma· jor distilleries plan to be&in convert,. ___________ ,_,
..__..._....,~e l!ar•• end. ~aldencl ~ woo·t~~e-entrones
Roren. Oaft Cn11S alld Kenny Pritt. bavinl at il t.hls Super Bowl wee.tend.
In& in the next two weeks . = ~ NBC and CBS square off tonight in a batUe of
fJt lilll*al ~ sa.. pregame comedy-variety specials. • ..:--~ "'
CB? Mtrie: "Tll• Ct111pl11tors" ThJs gets complicated, so maybe you'd better
If you want to buy aMh, soon you'll
have to ask for a "750 milliliter." For
a a.lse similar to the qaut, 1ou'l1 have
toaay, "Give me a liter."
hdw) '44-Hedy lam111, Paul take notes. ---------IN THREE YEA.BS, there WOG't be
rutbs, quarts or half.gallon quantities
of liquor -that's federal law. So
you'll have to be familiar with the
metric aystem to know what )'OU're
Henieid. Peter Lorre, Sydney
Cl'Hl!Stred.
fill o.c. u,. a a.Ilic "Dawld
Copperlleld" Ten episode serial of
Oiatles Oiclm' s10IY ol 1 boy llllose
C1JU1119 n d indomitable spirit belp
him n~iwe 1 binrre cast of
chtracters 1111d a Sfrics of dnperale
ewuts. In the first Sit&menl David is
born to Mdow Clm Coppe!fteld. Her
rem111l1ct lo ll1t od100J Mr.
MllrdstOlll darkm tllt Copperfield.
house.
m ~ tJe111p """""
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one ot his perren11I patients,
SllllpoN 1 blossominc romance witll a tissue of lies.
-~ -~"£1111 .. lat fD T1le Wly Uas
CBS AIRED THE SUPER Bowl last year and
the night before the game put on a show called
"Super Night at tbe Super Bowl." NBC baa the
game this year and decided it would also like the
preeame variety show.
NBC asked the producer, Pierre Cossette, to ask
CBS i( it could borrow the UUe and concept. Perhaps
they could alternate it, as they do tbe Super Bowl
game. CBS said nothing doing, it .was their idea and
they wanted to keep it, especially since they air the
game next year from the Superdome in New
Orleans.
~ NBC CALLED ON Norman Rosemont to
come up with a show. He did. It's c&lled "'l'be Mad
Mad Mad Mad World of the Super Bowl" -and it's up
agalmt the CBS show. I told you
it was complicated.
"It tees me off a UtUe
because lt was my idea to begin
with," said Cossette, "but
what 're you going to do."
NBC's "Mad" show, at 9
p.m. on Channel 4, is all foolball·
oriented comedy. The show was
taped In a studio. CBS' "SUper ••ca ms
Night," at 9:30 p.m. on Channel 2 offers music,
dancing and comed.Y live from out.side the\ Rose
Bowl.
"Most or the comics are really doing the at-
titude and style that made them famous," said
Rosemont in a telephone interview from the NBC
st.age where he was taping the show.
"TAKE PAT COOPEJl. BE always plaJS the
angry Italian. He talts about bis mother and bow he
vi.sits her every Sunday. What we've done is :nake
him a rabid football fan torn between seeing bis
mother or the game." .
Norm Cl'osby, 1aoted for his mixed-up words,
tries to explain the p.me of foolba11. Rodney
Dangerfield is a coech wbo gets no respect from bis players. ·
Cossette saJd h1s main e<mcem with doing an
oat.door live sbow iatheweather.
"I've subscribed to several f()(eeaat services,
but they keep chancmt," he said ... We're going
ahead regardleaa <i tbe weather -just like the 1ame."
Niguel's
Reside Ills
EyeBylamJ
The Laguna Niguel
Hom'°wners and Com-
munity Association
board of · directors will
meet at 7:30 p.m . Mon-
day in the Mou1ton
Niguel Water District
conference room to act
oo bylaws changes open-
ing the group to all
Niguel residents:
.~ The rules being pro-
J posed would set the
. board or directors al 1S
·members of whom JO
would be elected from
Within separate Laguna
.Niguel dist.r1cts and five
o( whom who elected at
large.
The by-Jaws would
also change the name of
tbe orga nization to
Laguna Niguel Com-
munity Association, Inc.
'n>e water district of.
fice is at 27500 La Paz
Road, Lagunl\ Niguel.
buying.
Metric-size bottles have been legal.
containers since Oct. 1 and some.
already are on sbel ves in stores.
Officials of Heaven }fill Distillers,·
Inc., Glenmore Distilleries Company,
James B. Beam Distilling Company
and Brown-Forman Distillers Corp .•• all of Kentucky, plan to make the con-
version to metric gradually, since the
law gives them until Dec. 31, l.979, to
make the switch. .
TOM MORTON JR., a Glenmore
executive, said the switch will cause
some problems aAd a little Coo.fusion
.. until people become accmtomed to
it.
"They look like they're about the
same, because they are about the
same," be said of the popular flfth
bottJe and the new 750 milliliter size.
The metric bottie will contain 25.,
ounces, while the fifth bottle bolds 25.6
ounces.
''THERE WILL BE some expense
involved, because you have to chaqe
your bottling equipment, and the
labels, and so forth," he said. ''We HU
bourbon in every stale and J tblDk it's
going to be a litUe coafusing for a while. ..
When you buy a Uter, the closest
site to a quart, it'll be a different
Handb story.
33-i>l ounces, so when the ,people ' ell "A~ la 32-ouD.es...a .. Uw.18
Cl S t mak the clfanu ... tb*AQ:.'*Yiouaty )
888 e . ·.. . going havlNii'iWW'Pfi~!'· said '
A class in the art of Max blplra, a vice president of ~
bandbel1 rinsing will be Heavtn~. h ·, t"('"'\ ...... ~~ 1
offered at 1 p.m. ( "; 4 " J' .,rc ,,.J i
January 17 in the Handy N...:& WT .rtl.~ed ~ Music Hall at the Com· 'IC.•" W ~~ rr, ·
munity Pres byterian WA&HINd'I'bN"(~ .:.::kei>: Brock
Church at 415 Forest Adarils, President·elect Carter'&. BESIDES SUCH STABS AS Andy Williams, Ave., Laguna Beach. choice for secretary of TransportPJ
Angie Dickinson, John Wayne The class will be lion, reported his net worth at
·and Don Rickles, Cossette bas a directed by Barbara J. $153,201.64 Friday in a financial state·
number of pro ball players. Allen. ment filed with the Senate Commerce
FOR THE nFrB. or 750 mlllllittr
siz.e, boweYer, the price llkel.1 will be
abouttbeeame, botbuid.
The federal Bureau of Alcohol.
Tobacco and Firearms, wblch re-
sulates the liquor industry, bas been
pushing the switch to metric. Tbe
acency says reduciae the number of
bottle sizes from about 10 to six will
result In savings in storage, lnven•
tory. hotfl!QS and record keeping ..
MOBTON, SBIPDL\ AND othet'
bourbon executives agreed, but they
said lt will take yean be!cre any nv·
i.ngs are noticed. It will east mont
mcoey lniUally to deaigD new boWea.
labels and cartons, tbey said.
"OVer the long term there wiD be.
perhaps, some savings," Sbiplra said.
"But it's not going to be a difficult transition.••
Laguna Board
Makes Plans
For Parade
The Laguna Beach City Ccun-cil sat mu.lling this week Just
what it would do In this year's
Laguna Beach Patriot'a Day Parade. .....
M~)'Of Phyllis Sweeney re-
called there was .iw~ post ..
parade grumblln8 about council
memJ>ers simply "rolling
throuih town on the back of a
Cadilfac," durin~ the ~e oa
Washlntton's Birthday.
"I didn't ride on the back ot a
Cadlllac last year. I walke4 and
banded out balloons," Vice
Mayor Jon Brand said brightly.
"And I walked with my kids"
Coi.ulcdwoman Sally Bellene
•aid.· •
..'lbe Police Department fs go.
Ing to enter a marching unit."
Police Chief Jon Sparks volwl·
teered.
"Hey', we could have an honor
guard for tbe City Council," Vice
Mayor Brand said jokingly.
"U you think you need me?"
quipped ChlefSparq.
"We may," said Brand. "I think you're going to see Further information Committee. ~:. b~e:~f.r~~!~!'1i~fni ~ may be obtained by call· _..:..:.:::==:...---------1~•-!'-. ...!::::::=:==:::::=======~
do 'Super Night al Forest Hilla' log her at 494.7555 or
for the tennis matclies. I see a ;;G4-;;;;;;;;;;;390f;;;;;;; .... -----=-lot in the future for this kind of
eoocept, tying sports in with en-
tertain ment. They're gettlnc
01c1uNSOtt c!Oler and closer all the time.
"Sports stars are getUng just like show busi·
ness stars, with their own agents and deals " be a aid. '
CABLEC4R
SI'UDYSET
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP> -The federal gov·
ernment will fund a
$126,000 stud1 of
modernizing Sao Fran·
cisco'a cable car system,
Municipal Rallway
General Manager CUrtis
Greenaaya.
The study wltl take
live to six months to
complete, Green said,
and will be followed by a repair program that
could cost up to $15
JD11l1on.
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HOME/GARDEN
Houseplants
Need Extra
Lighting
If your brightly colored Croton
seems to be losing its markings
or your Impatiens fails to bloom.
it's time you added more light to
your subjects. As the saying
goes, Mother Nature never creat-
ed a houseplant.
Still, a great many of her low
and medium light requiring
plants flourish in modem day
homes and oUices when proper
attention is paid to humidity,
water, nutrients and that very
important limiting factor, light.
WITH THE ADDITION of
artificial lighting, a wider range of plants can be grown, or grown
better. Especially enhanced by
extra light intensity are the
flowering plants. One can raise prize winning African Violets.
Gloxinias and even Begonias.
Ferns and foliage plants with at-
tractive variegation will also
thrive with additional light.
Fluorescent and incandescent
lighting combinations are the
key to this miracle along with
careful select ion of plant
materials .
Tests conducted a t USDA
Beltsville, Mary land, have
.shown that· the speciaJly de-
'
sipied fluorescent bulbs market·
ed for plants do not produce
, significantly better results than
conventional fluorescent lamps.
I What the tests seem to indicate is
that light intensity, the amount of
light a plant ·receives. seems to
be the limiting factor, rather
than light quality (kind of light>
produced by the bulb.
SO INDOOR GAaOENERS I can save some money and install
inexpensive fluorescent lamps to
-,.alse seedlings and prize I houseplants and show them off
under bright lights at the same
time. Many hobbyists recom-
n:aend using one wa.nn white and
cool white bulb in fluorescent
ures and to replace the tubes
hen the leaves ol the plants
to fade to a lighter shade
an normal.
Indoor eardeners also rerom·
end the use of timers to
utomatkally tum liahts on for
welve to fourteen bows • day.
or the best results use fluores-
ent lights in combinaUOQ with
tu:ral available light during the
y. And remember when usiq
rtificial lights to cb«k fre-
uenUy to mate sure that pottinc
ixes do not dry out excessively.
aater growth under u.bts wiU
ften mean more frequent
fertlllzaUoo too.
Camelliaa 11uive
On. I .ight Pmning
Many cardeners hesitate to
pick Camellia blooms because of
some old wive's taleU,.tthey are
better left unpicked.
Camellias actually benefit
from a light prunine to keep
them com put and that one of the
best methods of pnmin& ill to pick
the blossoms wlth a bit of stem
attached. Youo1 olants are bet-
ter left alone, but well
established Camellias maldni
good growth each year can stand a ratr amount of pruning and
JMCIUDI.
Workshop
Scheduled
South Coaat Garden
Club-will IH>ld tu ftnt meetinc of UM new,...,
Wednesday, It 1:30 p.m.
ln Lower T)l.ree Arda
Bay Clubhouse, La Sm·
da Drive, South Lapna.
Mn. Phllllp Hanf la
cbalrman of the tH
boate•H• which wUl
follow the 1)r'OIJ'am Oft
'"!be Cactus, ~clUIS'fe.
ly an Amvt~an Plant."
Tom' Jes~ll. crop
apedalltt, wlll apeak.
A wortstrop wm be Mid Ju. 1' at 10 a.JD. la
p!:/.:ratlon for the
I lhow ••tn In Lbe prla1. Jira. Jteu
Copel8Dd will be~
tor for varioua ..... ol
horllculture. arru,..
llM!ldl, MCI m1n.latun!I.
·•.,..season
Now on the eve Of bare root seUOD the buaJest plut1n1 seuon
for rqsfd&ni, l• tbe 'tiine to select your tavorlte Rose varieties while
U.. •ui>ply at local nurseries u good. You'll do well to put award win· • nine ROtes for 1m oo your list. The All America award winners
haH '*en teated in 38 official t.est gardem around the naUon and Judeed as truly outs~g varietiea.
Ftrtt-Edttfon, •ftoribunda, took AARS honors with its excellent
florlbu.nda type growth and abundance of clustettd, luminous coral
flowers. Double Deligbt. an outstand.lng hybrid tea, produces long,
.. pointed, creamy.white buds that take on the appearance of having
been dipped lightly ln ruby-red paint as the nower matures. Proml·
nent. the third All America winner, ii a grandifiora Rose whose
brilliant orange coloring makes it an exc~ent cut and show flower.
THESE VARIETIES, Uke any other Roses, perform best when
they've been given a good start in life: A proper planting hole, a sun-
ny apot and a well-drained soil into which some compost or com-
mercial planting mix has been added lf it's on the heavy clay side or
is too sandy. Roses need sun to produce sturdy blooms and to look healthy.
In coa~tal climates, lt is almost impossible to overdo the sun re-
, qulr«nent. In bot inland areas, $<>me shade is okay and eveit,
perhal>$ desirable, but sun should still dominate the Rose garden for
six or seven hours a day.
WHEN PLANTING your Rose shrubs, choose a day when the
soil is workable. If the soil is too wet to work when you bring your
new Roses home from the nursery, "heel" them in burying the roots
in a shaded garden spot for a day or two until soil conditions are
more ideal.
Dig a hole slightly deeper and wider than necessary to accom-
modate the bare roots of your Rose when they are spread out.
Mound loose soil in a cone at the center of the hole, then place the
Rose on the mound and spread the roots over it. The bud union
(swelling below the canes or the Rose) should be about an inch
above soil level when finally in place.
FILL IN AROUND the roots with good , loose soil and stamp it
with your foot. Make a basin around the bush and fill it with water to
set the new plant. Leave th.is basin around the new bush and keep it
clear for thorough watering throughout U\e year.
Feeding new Roses is not recommended until the plants have
put on three lo four inches of foliage growth. Feeding when plants
are established should be done on a regular basis.
* * * * * * Shrubs, Trees
California Winter
Is Planting Time
Winter in California ushers in the dormant or bare root planting
season. This horticultural fact takes on more meaning to gardeners
when two things are understood. First, many favorite shrubs, trees and
perennial vegetables are best planted during this dormant season when
they can be safely planted bareroot. Seeond, these same shrubs and trees are usuall y Jess expensive in
bare root form.
If you long for a home fruit or-
chard, now is the lime to start it.
Prices are low and selection is
good for favorite varieties o( ap-ples, peaches, plums, cherries
and other tasty fruit to walnuu.
Weekend
GanlBning
CMcklillt
· It's time to prune RolM!a, frui ~ and berries. Hold off J>rW!· inc Fucbslas until danger of frW't
ls past. Don 'l prune flowering treea until after spring bloom.
Thoae without room to com-
.t fallen leaves should clean up
all fallen material to eliminate
breed.inc grounds for lnaect.s and
plant disease.
· This la bare root seqon or
•e to plant deciduous tr~ and
shrubs economically. Bare root
planted material establishes
euUy during the winter months.
...._Dormant season apra)'a effec:
..,1y clean the yard d (unius
and in.aect outbreaks that trouble cant.na In apring.
.-._,Shop nurseries now for
-1e&S and Camelliaa in bloom.
P1ck your favorite colon and
flower fornu.
pecans, and almonds. When
apace ls at a premium, use dwarf
fruit trees. While the overall size
is less than normal. the fruit is
standard size and quality.
MOST DECIDUOUS shade trees and ornamentals can be
planted in the bare root season -
during the dormancy period. A
partiaJ list of favorites includes Modesto Ash, Moraine and Sun-
burst Locust, Sweet Gum, Tulip
Tree, Flowering Peaches, Cher-
ries and P lums, Crabapples,
Birches, Alders and Poplars.
Roses lop the list of shrubs
available now in bareroot. but
other dormant shrubs to be plant.
ed now are Flowering Quinl:e,
Ulac, W~igela, and FOl'Sythja.
MOST BARE aoor trees and
shrubs need some minor pruning
at planting lime. The best pro-
cedure to follow here, if you're
not sure of pruning require·
ments, is to let your nurseryman
prune your plant or show you how to go about it. The pruning forces
dormant buds to "break". The
result ls a well branched shrub or
tree rather than a tall spindly
one.
The roots wlU usually be
wrapped in a protective cover-
ing to keep them from drying out.
The ideal practice ls to plant
them as soon as you can after
geWnc them home. OccuionaJ-
ly, some or the smaller roots will
have dried our or broken. These
should be pruned out before
planting, and all roots should be
abortened to about eight or ten in·
cha. •
• Saturday, Janu1ry a. 1977 DAJLY PfLOT
...a..--telePl•••eer ·'aUT'lcie~: 1s shown in one of the Ecke
f amity greenhouses in Encinatas, from
which poinsettia breeding stock for most of
the nation's nurseries is supplied. The busi-
ness is run these days b y a third-
generation Ecke, Paul Jr., who says that
the story that circulates about the poinset-
tia being poison is fal se. and has been pro·
ven so by scientifuc study.
$2 Million Lost Yearly
Destructive ~/miner Most Serious Pest
A tiny fly is raising havoc to
the tune of $2,000,000 yearly in
California in damage and control
costs on cotton, sugarbeets,
squash, lettuce, and cantaloupes.
About two pinheads in size, the
fly, called an Agromyzid leaf·
miner, has broken out of the
natural control exerted by
various of its own enemies and
bas become a major pest in the
last two or three years.
· So reports Dr. Nick C. Toscano, Cooperative Extension
,entomologist at the University of
Calllomia, Rivenside.
THE LE1U 'MINER especially
likes to attack young, tender
seedlings, said Dr. Toscano. It
1ets out of control on a crop such
as aucarbeefs and then migrates
!o nearby fields of tender y~ung
lettuce plants to continue its depredation.
"NormaJly the leaftniner is un-
der good biological control by
beneficial wasp parasites," said
Dr. Toscano. "These almost
microscopic wasps CPtermiUd
and B.raconid) lay eggs in the
leaf miner maggots. The eggs
hatch and the wasp larvae de·
vour the maggots.
"The leafminer can be very
destructive. Once a population
· gets established in a crop, the
grower must begm very ex·
pensive and repeated control
measures."
DR. TOSCANO is working on
the leafminer problem in Im-
perial and Riverside counties
with Farm Advisor Rajinder K.
Sharma, Imperial County, and
Or. Harold T. Reynolds, pro·
fessor o ( entomology at UCR.
and Farm Advisor Norman
McCalley, Monterey County.
TREY CONCLUDED that it is
the overuse of pesticide! to con-
trol other pests that has caused
the leaf miner to become a serious
pest in recent years. The pro·.
bl ems exist.a not only in the desert
agricultural areas of southern
Californla but also in northern
California's important vegetable
farms.
Jn the Salinas area, for in·
stance. the leafminer's enemies
are slaughtered by multiple
sprayings lo control plume moth
ln artichokes. The liberated leaf·
miner then s warms h ;om
artichokes to celery and lettuce.
It lays eggs in or on le~ves.
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145 .Elms
F&:cing
The Axe
SAN RAFAEL CAP> -
A stand of 145 European
elm trees will be cut
down next wuk beuuse
of discovery of dreaded
Dutch elm disease, of-
flciab say.
The stale Department
pf Food and Agriculture
said the old trees, on pro-
perty near San Fran-
Black Pine. Tams Junipers.
Nandlna. ~beli11, Oleander.
Mofeas Iris, and many mclfe.
S308 MINIMUM --·
S.D. Wholesale Grower~
11622 WARta AVE.
FOUNT AIM V AWY
PHOHE 5'46-342'
DAILY f AM·' PM
c Is co Bay south of ~~~~~_._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hamilton Air Base, are a
•ipotentlally 1,llrge and.ii••••••••••••••••••••••••• serious l'eservoir of
Dutch elm disease."
AN INSPECl'ION last
Call abowed that beetle!
larvae were carrying
spores of the tree-killing
fungus, said Michael F.
Arclero, leader oC the
Department's campaign
against the disease.
He said a professl] crew of tree servicem
will cut down lbe trees,
burn the01 on the s
and remove the stumps'
lo a depth of six feet. I
•
Service u11d Quality
Since 194 6
NURSERY-:
FLORIST
Larie, Bare-root·
FRUIT TREES
1 ARCIERO SAID so fat
• nearly 2,000 elms have
t>een removed in four
Bay Area covntles where
the disease bas been dis·
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Kids' Oaurch Stars
Theater Arts Courses Offered
lnatructJoo in the arta for chlJdrea will be tbe
hStbllgbt of Gardea Gron C..mu.b1 Quell'•
Performlnc Arts Center tb1s
winter.
8t. Aa4re•'• Pre11t1terlaa Ch•l'tll
"Newport Beacb will celebrate tbeir MldwlnCA!c
Coblmunion aervlce Sunda.)' ata. 9:30and11 a.m.
The Temple Sllterhood ot Temple Bat Yab,., Mime, dance ud other 1011 Camelback, Newport Beach, will bold a meet.A
classes for both children and lna Jan. 20 when Michael Medvtk will cllscuas bis
adults are olCered In the pro-~. ''What Really Happened to the Clua of '65." gram currently underwl)' al the Baervati-• •h-. ........ _
church located at 1214.l Lewis St. ...... ..u.,..... YJV
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temple, &H·&S2l.
Instructor Vicky SUva, with BRIEFS Parent effectiveness
the art.lats in the schools pro-traln1ai will be offered by
gram, will offer fundamentals in Com•••Uy Cllutb •· ••LV• the dance and mime areas f~ CoagreaaUosaJ of Ccrcaa del Mar in classes begin-
• . youngsters. Miriam Tate will Ding Swiday at. 1 p.m. in the church located at 611 <teach llturglcal dance for adults and Cathy HellotropeAve '
.:r..eetama will teach two theater cJ~es for children. · • 7'oae centering on U ve theater, the other on television.
4,e)evision.
... Monday marks the beginning of Clauell ot Mlpoas Science Bible classes at 11 a.m. at. 20062
l.aguna Canyon Road. Classes will be taught by
Jlev. Jill Gerhard.
Organ and piano lessons are offered by Christ
College Irvine for persons of all ages. In addition,
the college otrers music theory classes on tbe cam-
pus at l~ Concordia, Irvine.
Classes Aiding
rroro Families
A series of classes aimed at improving the
secular and religious life of both members and non-
members are scheduled to begin Wednesday at
Abiding Savior Church, 23262 El Toro Rd., El Toro.
· "Marriage Enrichment" will be taught by the
church's Minister of Counseling, Dr. Shang Jk:
Moon. He is professor of sociology, social
Jl5YChology and anthropology at Christ College
Irvine and also bas experience in marriage counsel-
ing.
UP TO 10 COUPLES will be participating in the
encounter type classes which will help both
troubled and 'normal' marriages. A waiting list will
be formed once the class is filled.
"Effectiveness Training for Lutherans" will be
taught using concepts of Dr. Thomas Gordon's
parent effectiveness training.
THE METHOD HELPS parents develop better
communications skills and methods to enrich fami-
ly living. Class instructor will be Dean Dammon,
district counselor for Christian education and youth
for the Missouri Synod.
The third class will be under the guidance of
Rev. Charles R. Birner, pastor of Abiding Savior
Church. It will delve into the life and writings of the
Apostle Paul.
Information on registration for classes availa-
ble by calling the church at830-1460.
20 Million Join Cults
CHICAGO (AP) -Twenty million Americans
are involved in "fringe religious cults" such as
spiritualism, Hare Krishna and Scientology, says a
University of Chicago anthropologist.
Irving Zaretsky, after a 10-year study of the fr-
inge religious phenomenon, says the number may
be larger , since participation often is an "oc-
easional •one-shot' experience."
He says the cults often are effeetive in getting
people off drugs, and helping those who have gotten too far out to flt back into traditional social pat-
\ern.S.
A ahowing of "Corrie: Behind the Scenes with the H1d1ng Place, .. will bectn at 1 p.m. Jan. lS at
Qrll& Lldlteraa C'lmd, 760 Victoria SL, Costa
Mesa. Admission ls free.
Members of the church councll for Clarbt
Lutheran Cbarch, 3SS22 Camino Capistrano, San
Clemente, will be ins~ in ceremonies Sunday
durtna tbe lO-a.111. service. QfDcera are: Mel Burns,
Durwood CJark, BW Dakan, EdseJ Ford, Linda
Moatandon, Julio Parente, Pbyllia Soderberg 8Jld
Sharon Wolfe.
Community Presbyterian Charcb of
San Juan Capistrano will hold a number of meet-
ings through January. Los Hombres men's
breakfaat group. meet. the second ..nd fourth
Mooadays. Los Amig06 couple group bowl, J an. 15,
and a new member's class begins following
luncheon Jan. 16 in the Don Miller Youth Center.
The New Song Ministries, affiliated with
Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa, will host a "Feast of
Joy" celebration Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Veterans
Memorial Hall, 58S W. 18th St., Costa Mesa. The
meal will be an Israeli feast featuring foods from
that country. Seating is limited, tickets on sale at
the door.
The singles of the Onattll ot llellgiou Sdeace
ol Laguna Beach, 20062 Laguna Canyon Rd., will
meet at 10:30 a .m. Jan. 16 following services. They
wm then leave for an outing.
M College and seminary Bible teacher and Greek
scholar Dr. Milford L. Baker wUJ teach a class on
Daniel and Revelation each Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at
Capistrano Valley BaptistCbarch, 32032 Del Obispo
Road, San Juan Capistrano. It is the first of a series
lasting through March.
Dr. M'Jou Dietzer of Laguna Beach, associate
professor of piano at Cal State FuUerton, will pre-
sent a piano concert al Cbrtst Colleie lrvlae, 1530
Concordia, atl p.m., Jan.16.
Writers Featured
In Eliat Sessions
A lecture series featuring Orange County
writers begins Sunday at 8 p .m. at La Pu In-
termediate School, 52151 Pradera Dr., Mission
Viejo.
Featured will be Hubbard Keavy, local
newspaper columnist and former chief of the
Los Angeles office or the Associated Press.
Keavy will share some of bis more
humorous stories and experiences-.
Reservations and tickets to the event are
available by contacting Temple EJlat at 28570
Marguerite Parkwl)', suite 209, Missioo Viejo,
or by calling 831-0965.
The remainder of the series will follow at
six-week intervals.
Steeple People '"'"' .......
Horst Witt and Pat Lukowski hoist the steeple their Troy,
Mich. firm is donating to the Lebanon Baptist Church of
Plains, Ga. The tiny church was lovingly built by mem·
bers, but funds ran too s hort to install a steeple before
their first services last June.
Fellowship Opening
'77 Senllnar Series
Untta r i an-Un i versa list
Fellowship begins thelr new year
with a new series of Sunday
morning meetings covering a
wide ly varied coll ection of
events.
Sunday at 10 :30 a.m., the
California Homemakers Associa-
tion will present workers who
will tell of their drive to change
the living and working conditions
of Orange County's domestic and
other low income workers, the
elderly and the unemployed.
possible return of 3-4 generation
households.
In the past, this family struc-
ture evolved as generations re-
mained in the same household.
Today. such households are be-
ing formed again, but as a result
of children returning with their
own youngsters to share the
parental homestead for a time.
All programs begin at 10:30
a·.m . at th e Unitarian-
Universalist Center, 429 Cypress
Drive, Laguna Beach.
BishOp
Leading .
Services
8~ptltm and confirmation
eerernonles Sunday at St. James
Epilcopal Church, 3319 Via Lido, Newport 8-eb, will be ,....tdecl
over b7 tbe Rt. ~ •. Robert
Clallln Ruuck, Blabop ol tbe Epftc6pal Dloce1e of Loa Anieles. 'tbe bllbop will mo celebrate
1IDd preach at a Festival CboraJ
Prl)'er Book E ucharist at the u
a.m. lefVice wbich alto IDU'b
tbe JOtb anniversary ol the de-
dication of the Newport Beach
church.
A recepUoo for the blabop will
be held between tbe 9 a.m. bap..
tism and later service with a
luncheon meeting planned
between pariah Jeadera and the
bishop planned at noon.
A coniregatioi>al meeting for
the paritb la scheduled Jan: 26
wit.b election of four new
vestrymen and presentation ot
the lWT1 church budgeL
Unitarians
To Preview
Minister
Unitarlan·Uoiversallst Cbunh
or Saddlebaclc Valley has chosen
Rev. Albert Tbelander, former
Secretary of tbe Unitarian
Univera alist Minister's
Cooperative in Berkeley as their
new miniater.
Rev. Tbelander is scheduled to
take on duties at the church
beginning in early February.
A preview of bis thlnking will
be beard Sunday at 10 a.m. at
Valencia School in Laguna Hills.
located at La Paz and Valencia.
as be takes the pulpit with a
message about the contribution
ol Rev. Thomas St.arr King to
Callfornia and Unitarianism. The group plans a mulual
benefits exchange association to
ease t he problems of these
groups. U.S. Church Bodies
A WEEK LATER.. Jan. 16, a
professional working theater
group will present a theater ex-
perience encompassing fables,
improvisations, story theater
and a modem day morality play
UUed "The Last Flower."
The members or the troupe will
stay after their performance for
discussion.
"An Individual's Approach to
Religion•• will be the topic Jan. 23
as crafuman Heinz Wrede re-
turns to talk about the personaJ
revelations which led him lo his
current philosophical stance.
WRAPPING UP THE January
series will be a family centered
circle-discussion as new member
June Bain speaks about the
Fight Death Penalty
NEW YORK (AP) -Most ma-
jor American ·religious bodies
are ·against the r ecent reopening
of the door to the death penalty in
this country.
For more than a decade, they
have worked with growing ac-
cord lo end capital punishment,
and it had appeared to be a thing
of the past. No one bad been
hanged, gued or eledroculed in
the United States for nine years.
Then came the recent U.S.
Supreme.Court decisioo allowing
such Pblllshment few ·thole con-vict.ecf of murder -a "life for
• '
life," Scripture pub it in Exodus
21-24, "eye for eye, tooth for
tooth ... bum for bum ... "
"It's a step backward, accord-
ing to the position of the
churches," says Claire Randall,
general secretary of the National
Council of Churches, including
most major Protestant and
Orthodox denominations.
•·we were saddened, .. says
Franci• J. Butler, associate
director of the social·
development secretariat of the
U.S. Catholic Conference in
Wasblngton, D.C •
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'Death Knell' Rung? Gay Joining
Priesthood Coast Schools Ask
Ideas on Financing
NEW YORK (AP) -A
self-declared Lesbian ls
scheduled to be ordained
lnto the Episcopal
priesthood here Mood«y.
In the wake of a declaration by a state consortlwn of 6S hlOI income
school districts that California Supreme Court action oo public school
financing ls a potential death knell. the Laauna Beach school board baa
called for help from district parents.
A church spokesman
Hid that EUe~e Bar· rett, 30, wbo u ~
talked about er homosex-
uality, will be one of two
women ordained by
Episcopal Blshop Paul
Moore.
The board scheduled an open study aesslon to solicit fresh ideas on
school financing. for 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 25. at district headquarters,
550 Blumont St.
Last week the state high
court affirmed its position that
LBA~ng
PmwlNames
New OffWers
New officers for the Laguna
Beach Council on Aging and tor
the Laguna Beach Senior
Citizens' Club were installed
this week in ceremonies at city
ball.
Stan Standard, a retired
educator and businessman, was
sworn in as president of the Coun-
cil on Aging. Yetta Lefkovits was installed as president of the
Senior Citizens' Club.
Council on Aging officers are
Barney Himes, vice president
and Cynthia Chase, Jane Salven,
and Virginia Schott, executive
board members.
Officers of the Senior Citizens'
Club are Isabel Bolin, vice presi·
dent and Jack Maher. Anna
Perazella and Glad Keer, ex·
ecutive board members. Mayor Phyllis Sweeney was the
installing official for the Council
on Aging officers and George
Fowler, director of the city's
Human Affairs Department, the.
installing official for t.be Senior
Citizen's Club officers.
LB Trustee
Candidates
Slate Forum
A candidates' forum of pro-
spective Laguna Beach school •
board trustees will be held at 7: 30
p.m. Monday at the Robert K.
Josephson home, 3114 Bonn
Drive, in the Art Colony.
It's sponsored by Dialogue on
Schools, a consortiwn .. of parents
interested in improving the •
education of their offspring.
Organizers say all the can-
didates for the March 8 election
are expected. Candidates are
current board President Michael
Sagar, Bruce S. Hopping, Jim
Hoenig, Mira Hoenig, Kay
Hunter, William S. Kentle,
Marylyn Pauley. Raymond C.
Lawson, and Michael P. Onorato.
The Daily Pilot earlier incor-
rectly identified attorney J . Scott
Souders as a candidate. Souders
took out n9minalioo papers, but
did not file them with the re-
gistrar of voters.
financing pubUc schools through
the state property tax 1s not COD•
stitutlonal.
State lawmakers were given
untJ119eO to devise an alternative
system that would provide equal
monies to all school districts, in
proportion to sue, but wit.bout re-
gard lor assessed values of ~
perty wit.bin district boundaries.
Following the decision, Schools
for Sound Finance, of which
Laguna Beach is a member,
called the decisiou "a cruel hoax
on poor children and minorities," 1
most of whom, argued the group,
actually live in diatrkta of above-
average property wealth.
THE LAGUNA BOARD
stopped short of endorsing· the
consortium statement, which
warned of "the eventual chaotic
destruction of public education in
California."
Board President Michael
Sagar said individual board ac.'
lion would have little, if any\ 'ef·'
feet on state legislators. He said'
the board's decision to bold a
public forum on financing and to
solicit ideas was a more con-
s tructive route to go, rather t.ban
mere doomsaying.
The purpose of the consortium,
said Sagar, was to give the
wealthier California school dis·
tricts a powerful voice in t.be
Legislature. Membership dues
have been used to hire two lob-
byists to plead its case.
SAGAR SAID THE purpose of
the local study session is to• en-
courage the public "to give us a
lot of ideas and input." Ad·
ministrators, trustees, teachers
and staff members wUI be work-
ing on it, too, Sagar said.
Ideas and information
garnered at the local level will
then be fed through the con-
sortium to get points through to
Sacramento, Sagar said.
. "It's the most effective way we
c~ ~beard," he said.
The ceremony ls to take
place in Manhattan's
Church of the Holy
Apostles, Mias Barrett's
home parish.
New Buil,di,ng
Along Coast
'Must Wait'
New building construction will just have to wait for the re-
organization or the South Coast
1.ooe Coastal Conservation Com-
mission, the Laguna Beach City Council was told this week.
Planning Director Douglas
Schmitz said the City Council
could not authorize staff to issue coastal development permits as
urged by the city Board of
Realtors.
SCHMITZ SAID that in
response t-0 inquiries, he had re-
ceived a written opinion from
the state attorney general.
The opinion said that local gov-
ernment could not exercise what
the realtors maintained was an
option to take over issuance or necessary permits.
That means until the new re-
gional commission is reconstitut-
ed under the Coastal Manage.
ment Act of 1976, there will be a
moratorium on new coastal con-
struction.
THE COMMISSION'S first
meeting is scheduled for Jan. 12,
but it is likely that the necessary
guidelines for issuance of
permits will not be prepared un-
til tbe mandated date of Jan. 30.
"Anybody want to argue with
the attorney general?" asked
Vice Mayor Brand.
Nobody did and the council took
no further action pending receipt
of the commission's guidelines.
Tear Gas Grenade .
Drawbacks Cited
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Los Angeles police are going to begin
using smaller, more effective and less flammable teargas
projectiles.
Police Chief Ed Davis said the older gas grenades worked well
in slmple barricade situations, but had the drawback of often
starting fires. ·
Police officials said the new "Ferret" projectiles are capable of
being fired either from a 37·mm gas gun or from a regulation
12-guafe shotgun.
Saturday, January 8, 1'1T7 DAILY PILOf A J J
Kettle : ~risis Deats
Slumps, Bumps Now U.S.' Problem
By JULES LOB
KElTLE FALLS, Minn. (AP)
-As if the new Carter' •d·
min1BlraUon didn't have enou&h
to worry about, DOW comes 1be
Great KetUe Falls Hotel Crisis.
.. I'm elad it's the govern-
ment's problem and not mine, ..
sald ¥ike Williams, balancing
atop tho bulge on the barrooQl
floor.
.. WHAT MAKES IT all the
more complicated," he said,'
lurcblog down one end of a
swayback hallway and up t.be
other, "these damned bumps and
sags are one reason they made
this old place a national shrine.
''It would be a shame,'' be said
wit.b obvious bias, an apt word,
"if they flattened it out."
The reason it is the govern-
ment's problem is because the
Kettle Falla Hotel, which has
( AMERICA J
'been in Mike Williams's family
for three generations, is on a tiny
island in an exquisite wilderness
or lakes and woodland on the
Canadian border which has
become Voyageurs National
Park.
LAST YEAR THE hotel was
entered in the National Registry
of Historic Places and the pa.rk
ser vices soon wilf take
ownership. though the
Wtlliamses will continue to run
it.
"It's going to take a lot of
money to keep the thing from
fallitig down," Mike Williams
said. ''They•re going to have to
jack the whole building up -the
floor joists are starting to rot -
and put some kind of fou.odaUoo
under it.
KETTLE FALLS HOTEL HAS FALLEN INTO A SLUMP
So Hive It• Cefllng1, Aoors, Walla And Doors
"That was the trouble. The
person who built it back in 1913, a
guy named Ed Rose, didn't put a
foundation under it. Over the
years it bas just settled onto t.be
coo tours of the land."
WIDCH MAKES THE KetUe Falls Hotel perhaJ>$ the only
building extant that could be
mapped topographically, the
contours or the land being
roughly akin to those or the
Adirondacks. ,
Exploring it ls like walking,a
ship's deck in a rough sea. ~
careai drunkenly back and forth,
· up and down. The middJe of the
20-root bar is a toot.higher than
either end. The upstairs hallway
Is t.be shape of a hog's back. The
dining room list.a heavily to port,•
.the kitchen to starboard.
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small island at the head of Rainy
Lake, a water highway for the
beaver-trapping voyageurs who
opened up this spectacular piece
ol geography. They portaged
their bark canoes over the falls
here which tum bled into the lake.
Later, when lumberjacks in·
vaded these parts to carve their
own Bunyanesque niche in his-
tory, the falls were dammed so
that great log drives could be
sluiced over. One memorable
drive lasted five years.
"CAN YOU IMAGINE what
thls place was like when a couple
of hundred lumberjacks got
paid?" said Mike WiJliams, his
red mustache twitching evilly.
"But lt wasn't a brothel. That's
all a rumor. I'ye heard tales or
how there were 500 girls here. It
1 just wun'tiso.' My gTandfather •
told.me he·Jia5f only.one woman ·
here for ~~t purpose." • -... ·
·"Mike's grandfather bought the
hotel in 1913 from FA Rose, the
fellow who disdained founda-
tions, for $1 ,000 and tour barrels
of .whisky. Mike's father, in his
tum, ran it and bas passed that ITS UND\JJ,.ATJ'NG CHARM
may indeed be orrt! reasao for the
hotel's seledlon as a national
shrine, but not the only one. The ,
clapboard walls of this crooked'.
old relic reek with the
job along tq Mlke, who is 30 and haS' lovipg ly preserved the
romanUc flavor of the place:
hurricane lamps, player piano,
oude painting over the oaken \Swashbuckling history of lhls re-·
mote area.
The hotel sits -slumps -on a
bar. -c ·
THE HOTEL IS open from ., ,
May until October; the rest of the
year this corner or America is locked solidly in ice, a time to
bole up, like the beaver, and
meditate. The season ahead .is
the reward.
"On a good day in the sum-
mertime we'll feed 150 for din-
ner, have 20 or 30 renting rooms
and another 100 just walking
around," Mike said. "The only
way to get here is by boat. For
the fishermen and vacationers
up here, it's sort of the place to
go."
The isolation of the hotel an«!
its island home may be a lure for
adventurous vacationers, but it
also presents a problem your
average Innkeeper never faces. .-THE NEAREST TOWN for
fetching supplies is International
Falls, 45 mlles away• -12 by
boat, the rest by truck. Mike
Williams has to make the trip
several times a week, his
motorboat being of limited loft..
nage. But at least the one big pro-
blem -bow to keep the place
from falling down -is no longer
his. .
And yes, it would be a terrible
shame if all those wonderful
humps and dips were flattened
out in tbe process. It would be
tantamount to destroying the pic--
turesque old joint in order to save it.
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Mulls MetUtation
Meditation, an increasingly popular subject,
will be examined in a four·part lecture series at
Orange Coast College.
The series, free to the public, meets each Fri-
day during the month from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in OCC
Fine Arts Hall 119.
The series will be d>nducted by an OCC as-
sociate professor of speech, Barbara Bullard, and her husband Jay.
Mrs. Bullard, served as OCC's director of
forensics for nine years. During that time, the col-
lege speech team woo more than 500 trophies in col-
legiate speech competition. Mrs. Bullard has
studied various meditation traditions the past fi ve years.
The opening lecture defined meditation and
looked at its recent growth in Western society. The
Jan. 14 session will examine transcendental
meditation, while the Jan. 21 lecture looks at a
variety or other meditational systems.
The final session, on .Jan. 28, will examine the
"real" purpose for meditation.
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I F e el That Field Is Mine--Rashad·
LOS ANGELES (AP) -SUper
Bowl XI wlll be u mucb a ter-
ritorial batUe la the aecoodary as
it 1a In the face-to-lace pit ot the
acrlmm.aae line.
"When ~·ni out there, t feel that the field la mine," says Min·
·nesota wide receiver Ahmad
Rashad. ·
·•My job is a positive one, to
eatcb alootball. Tbeother guy's ls
a negative one, to keep rne from
catching It," says Oak.land wide receiver Cliff Branch.
"When someone catches a pass
bi my area, it is an embarrass-
pieut to me. And I do not like to
Pate Gr abs
2-shot Lead
At Phoenix
PHOENIX (AP) -U.S. Open
Champion Jerry Pate clipped tour more strokes off par with a
second consecutive 67 and established a two-stroke lead
Friday in the second round of the
$200,000 Phoenix Open golf
tournament.
Pate, 23, who. also won the
Canadian Open and an important
Japanese to urnament last
season in his remarkable rookie
O• Tl'Toda9
C'Jaa1111e l 2 a t 4
year, put together a two-round
total of 134, eight under par on
the cold, wet, 6, 726-yard Phoenix
Country Club course.
"These young kids," said
29-year-old Johnny Miller, shak·
ing his head. "Pate really look.s tough. J can remember when I
used to make putts like that."
Miller, winner of five of the last
six PGA events in Arizona and
the heavy favorite in this tour.
nament that kicked olf the 1977
tour, made one important one. It
was a 4S·footer for an eagle that
gave him a 69 and a 143 total,
s afely under the cutoff figure for
the final two rounds.
"I'm just happy to be around
for the last· two days," he said.
"For a while there it looked like I
might not make it. I'm not count· ing myself out. I think I'm play-
ing weU enough, if I get to put-
ting, to shoot a really low round."
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Beats Irvine
DAVIS-=M a rk Ford , a 1raduate of M arlna HJgb in
Huntiqtoa Beach, hit a 22·foot
jump 1hot with two second& to go
to break a tie and live holt UC
Davia a 1•11 basketball victory
over UC Irvine here Friday
mghL
.The 1ame was tied 17 times
with Davt. behind by u much u
12 polnta at one stage met ahead b7 lb at another.
Ford had ts points and three ~for the victors.
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be embarrassed," says Min ·
nesota cornerback Nate Wright.
"U 1 can make the man I 'm
covering think about me for just
an inataol and break his concen·
tratloo, ball tbe battle is won,"
says Oakland ufety George
Atkinson.
It is, to understate the matter,
going to be one beck of a battle
out there on Sunday in the fly pat-
terns, the crossing routes, the
zone seams of Super Bowl XI.
When the quarterbacks -
Fran Tarkenton of the Vikings
and Ken Stabler or the Raiders -
stop their "hut-but'' chaUer at
the llne and the ball ls snapped,
the rampant in tha6e far-away
regions where receivers and de-
fenders try to outguess, out·
psyche and outrun each other
begins.
"Oh, yeah, there's an awful lot
ol talk Coin' on out there," says
Branch, an All·Prowldereceiver rated as Oakland's big-play man.
"The defensive backs are tryin~
to intimidate you,· to get inaide
your head. ••u tbey can do that, they can
make you louse up your route or
break stride or ml&s a step or
look hi.a way or sometblng. I can
remember hearing euys shouting
things like, 'You better not tum
your back on me or you're gonna
get hurt.' or 'Here I come. baby!"' .
Fortunately for Branch, be bu roomed for tbe past several
years with Atkinson, the muter
ol inthmdatlon, and has Jeamed
the art of the counterattack.
'"'ttle best thing y0u cao do, ex·
ce.J>t maybe for jgnoring the guy
altogether, ts to give it back to
him, to try to get inside hL9 bead
and mesa him up," Branch says.
"For example, ii a guy's been
giving it ~o me about bow he's
BENNY RICARDO AS A J UNIOR AT COSTA MESA HIGH SCHOOL, NOW (INSET) ••
E~Mesan Clicks With Detroit Liom
Ricardo Gets . ks c .
By ROGER CARLSON
04 t11e oa11, "''""SUH Errol Mann of the Oakland
Raiders will be performing in
Super Bowl XI Sunday, but only
because be was bumped off the
Detroit Lions roster by rookie
Benny Ricardo, a former Costa
Mesa High and Orange Coast
College kicking star.
RJcardo fought back to claim placekicking chores at Detroit in
the National Football League
this year and along with Cincin·
naU's Chris Barr is the only
rookie kicker to crack the pro
ranks.
Ricardo won't be in the Rose
Bowl to view the ~per Bowl
game between Oakland and Min·
nesota. rather he's laking a boli·
day in Hawaii where brother
Ramon resides.
And he's doing it with a signed
contract fo"r 1977 and the ex·
perience of a rookie behind blm.
Ricardo's roller coaster ride in
the NFL has had its ~ and
dowu ... but it was smooth sailing
the last eight weeks of the
aeasoa.
A year ago he was cut after one
preseum game with the San
Diego Chargers, theft played in
eight 1ames for the Southern
Callforuia Sun of the nqw defunct
World Football Le ape •
·~-
After an outstanding pres ason
with Detroit this year, hew cut
from the squad, sent pac · g
with the advice to stay in s
and try again next year.
He picked up with the Buff o
Bills but left after two games at
his request.
"Yes," admits Ri cardo, "l was
telling myself I didn't need pro
football after I left Buffalo. I
tried to analyze the situation and
1 looked for some spiritual
guidance. 1 told my dad I wasn't
going to play anymore.
"It was hard lo ll ave Detroit
because l really felt accepted. As
for leaving Buffalo, that was the
best thing in the world for me."
Ricardo was contacted. however, by the Liom again' and
asked to return. He did, kicked 10
of 13 field goals in in eight games
and now possesses an enviable
position in the NFL: A proven
commodity with a future.
The 5·9, 170-pound native of
Paraguay celebrated bis 23rd
birthday Tuesday and says of his
return to troit : "It was like go-
ing home."
For Ricar , me to the
NFL was not a case of reaching
the impossible dream-although
t.O some observers it might well
have seemed that way.
''When I was an 8th grader I
told my teachers I wanted to play
pro football," says Ricardo. "But
they were looking for me to seek
a doctor-lawyer situation. They
questioned my size.."
Questioning Ricardo's size
wasn't really stretching the im-
agination. As a freshman at
Costa Mesa.High be weighed 130
pounds.
"And I still can't believe I
wun't drafted by the pros out of
San Diego State," says Ricardo.
whose kicking won five games
for the Aztecs in two seasons.
"My experiences at Detroit
and Buffalo have been an asset
for me,'' adds Ricardo. "I won 't
be taking anything for granted.
So much of this aa me ls mental." . . .
Key · t:vents, People
Pro. Kicker Relives Career
. TV Sports TOday Benito Concepcion R.lcardo
earned a spot with 'the Detroit
1 Uom ln the N atlonaJ Football
Leque UU. year and awaita the
1977 season as this year's busi-
ness closes out Sunday with
Super Bowl XI.
left an Impression with Ricardo.
"I knew coach Tucker was ap.
prehensive of a sldewlndlnc
placekicker and l didn't know if he was going to let me kick. It
wu when be told my brother of
my money potential with the pros
that I really felt like I could
maybe make it ln the pros.
10 a.m. (4) -SENIOll
BOWL -The 28th Senior
Bowl b;om Mobile, Ala. .
1 p.llL ('7) -llOIA 80WI.
-Heilman Trophy winner
Tony Dorattt and USC's
Ricky Bell orpose each other
in t he Bu a Bowl from • HonOlulu.
.fp.m. (2)-GOU'-~
toand el•Y ln the $200,000 •PboentK Open, (T) -PaO
90WUNG-CcrfenpoltJle
Ute Cladlc from 'l'clrnbce.
(4> -cou.zo• a.un:r-
BALL -Tbe Staaford Cardlaala meet the
Watldnlton Hmkles ln Seat-U•in a Pae.a 1ame.
__ 5_ e ._m. (2) -SPO--aTS
llPSCl'ACVLAa -Olylnplc -...,1oa1 Nadia OMn.-:l
,.,..S Melli Kim beed lhe ftel4 la the Ch-1cbl CUp om·
llAIUCI mHt at Nuo1a.
JlflD. ($) -NHL llOCS&Y ~TM Klql rae. the l1)ren
• Pblladeljhla. 5:to• P·~· (7) -AU'S
SPORTS WORLD -
Volleyball atar Mary Jo Pep-
pler ilves a tlp oa her sport.
Allo. a boJs lacro.se game, a
skateboard championship
and a girls kayak race.
8;30 p.m. (28) -'DIE WAY n WAS -Gold .medaliat.s
Rater Johnson and Wilma
Rodolph relive their triumph.!
at the 1l80 Olympic Games in Rome.
I p.m. (ll) -FllEEDOM
CLUllC -Tbe Freedorn
Football Classk, an all-star
came for pllcyers from pre·
dominaatly black colleges, is teteeut from Los Aneeles.
t :30 p.m. oa> -use
B A SKET B ALL
JDGHUGBTS -Hlgbligbt.a
of t he Oregon·t1SC eame, taped earlier at. the Sparta
Arca.
f
. 10 J>.m. (5) -COLLEGE
Ml&&TBALL -The UCLA
Bndnl .bolt OreJOD &.te at
Paule, Pavilion in a pm•
taped earlier toatibt.
Ricardo credlts many with hie nae, but three individuals who
helped alone the way are slntJed
out by Ricardo, and with each it
was simply a matter of Clvin& a
. youn1•ter some credit wiU. a few
words ofptalse.
With Costa Mesa Rieb assis-
tant football eoacb Jlm Kacey.
Ricardo recalls a banquet for the
aor.bo1noreteam.
'We won the lupe cham·
piooshJp and 1 was the c•atn,"
.. y. Ricardo. "When I WU in-
troduced, coach Ha~~1 'Tbla lJ U,e youni• w
Ramon Ricardo, one of the belt
web tn thla school'• hlleory. But
remember thil name-B•nny
JUcardQ, becauae he'• not loinl to take a backaeat to anyone.•
''That'• 1om4tthlnc I've never for1otten. l don'lneedapuah, but
a kind word does a lot for a
J)tf'IOI) . ., • •
And when be waa p1.,ua, at
Orantt tout Colle1e. lt w•
Pirate. eoaeb Dick TUck• ...-,
'
••And when we ripped
Fullerton College, 30-7, and 1
kicked three field goals, Tucker
told me he would.D 'l trade JM for anyone••
The Wrd belPfill band came
from former San Diep Chargers
aab.tant coach Geoqe J)tcklon.
0 Be told me that e\ten if J didn't
make It With San DlelO, 1 could
make i\ In the NFL. He 1ani me
a recommend•tlon wltb the
Soatbertl CaUfornla Sun and told.
me lat« he'd recommend no ooe
unless be really believed ln
them." An4 IO i\ toet for Ricardo, a ~ atop the world with a
brlpt ~PL hturt, ,a~far re-
mo•ed from bb aoceer GaJI In Parqaa7, f>op Warner football
ln, Colita M11a, b~ t1mtl u ••tu·
dent at Colta M"a Hleh. 0C0
_. San Die.lo State. or wttb tM
people tUt ha" pl.,.S a ~Jn
t.beriff.
gonna get to me, 1 mi&hl yell
back, 'Don't you blink, man, or
I'm by you. l 'm in the end aooe.
I'm cone.'"
Atkl.naon la nothin& like the cot.
throat, the intense, aQll'Y man be
ia pictured as bemg. He may
aeem to have that killer lut1nct
CJD the field -"Jet's Just say I'rn
very aggresalve" -but off tt be
11 extdordlnarUy eaaygoin1. He
has an lnfec\lous laugh and a
perpetual twln.kle in eyes sitting
behind violet-colored glasses.
"I'm a very compassionate
fellow."
And what Is lt that Atkinson
says to the enemy. recelvtn
which has them quaJdnl in Uaelr
sneakens and sneaklni looU
behind them as tbey cbarie 4lllto
bis turf?
"Oh. l ask them about the best
discos in town." he says. •
He aaya be can look into a
man's eyes at the start ol ~
game, sometimes even befote
tbe start. and eet an lndlcaUoo.
whether intlmldation wUl work. "U I think lt will, J start talldJl•
to him right away." At.k.lnsoo
says. And lf It doesn't seem to ht
working? "T~en I'll keep talldl(
to bim -but up real close... · 4 .. ,
Sports in Brief
Bruins Shocked .
By Duc~,61-6(!1
LOS ANGELES -Greg. Ballard hit two free throws with
one second remaining to give the
Oregon Ducks a 61-«> upset vic-
tory over the seventh-ranked
UCLA Bruins Friday night.
UCLA bad led 6()..53 with 5: 14
Temaining1 but then Oregon.
which· baa trailed the entire
game, scored eight straight
points to win the Pacific.a Con·
lerence opener for botb teams.
:aallard, a 6-7 senior forward,
led all scorers with 22 ~. 14 in the second ball and six in the-
c ll m actic eight-point burst.
Center Gary Nelson scored 14 for
Oregon, mcluding a layup with
1:36 remaining· to bring tbe
Ducks to within two points. Mar-
ques Johnson led UCLA with 21
USC Dealt
58-50 Def eat
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Senior
guard Rocky Smith scored 18
points, 13 of them in the second
half, to s park Oregon State to a
S8·SO victory over the University
of Southern California jn the
Pacific·8 Conference '<tpener for
both teams Friday night.
Smith, 6·2, clinched the game
for the Beavers by scoring the
final five points in the last
minute. USC was only two points
behind before Smith's spurt.
Ch'egon State led 29-22 at the
half, but USC came back at the
beginning of the secood hall with
three straight baskets to bring
the score to 29·28.
Trojans coach Bob Boyd began
the second half with only two of
his starters, junior forward Paul
Henderson and sophomore
center Mark Hoisington. Hois· ington, Henderson and Mark
Wulfe meye r each scored 10
points for use.
OlllOOM ST ISll -Lee 10, 0 . Smltllt,Glendef's
6,R.Smlll\11, T11oern,Jor,,.,,4,
USC 150) -Henderson 10, HOl\lfl!llon 10, Safford
l.J-1 I, C:.rflno7, Wulferneye<-10. Wldtleld4.
HllllllN -Oregon Slate 29-tt. TOUll fouls -
0r"90fl Sl 13, USC 19. Technicel-WulltmeyW. A->,s:M.
UNIONDALE , N.Y. -
Kareem·Abdul labbar toot
charge in" th'e final two minutes,
1corint lbe lut seven poi.ota for
Loa ~elea as the Laken awept
by the New York Nets, 85-82, ln
the National Basketball Assoda·
tlon Frfitay nlabt. '
The Neta tralled the Laken moet of the way unw tying them
'l•-1' on a jumper by Rieb JODtl wltb 4:50 to go. Th NeU llnall,y
pulled ahead IO·'lt on a rebound
•hot by Jlm Fox will\ two
mlnutato10.
Jabb!!.t who scored t be
Laltera' 1'UJ pqlAt Clll • f~ shot.
', ,
points and David Greenwood
added 15. However. Greenwood
missed the first of a 1-and·l lree
throw situation wlth 4.9 seconds
remaWng after being fouled by
Greg Graham.
OlllOON 1611 -l(enl I, U.ll41td 22, SfNl!t 'i. Oont, ,,,...,,., 4, Mack 2. NeliOI\ 14. •
UCLA (6t) -or .. nwood U, JollM9'\ ti.
VrotNn6, To-send 10,59111-•.s1-2.
Halftlme -UCLA JNO. TOC•l louls-&eeon ••
U0..A16. •
A-12,"7.
Raiden a t VCl
The Oakland Raiders, expect-
ed to move'to a Pasadena bote1
Friday, instead remained at tbe
Newport Beach Marriott and
were scheduled to practice at UC
Irvine this afternoon.
The Raiders and Minnesol'
Vikings, rivals Jn Saturda~
Super Bowl, were scheduled tO
practice in the Rose Bowl today1 but workouts were canceUeca
because the field was soggy.
Raiders coach John Maddeii
,.as 3'h boun l ate to a news COD4
ference in Los Angeles Fri4',y
because water bad to bel.umPed
off the UCI practice fiel • defa'y·
ing his team •s workout. • .
The Raide rs will move to
Pasadena tonight. . •
The Vikings, meanwhile, were
scheduled to d epart from ~South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa.
Mesa this morning and work out
at a secret practice site in.
Pasadena tbi5 afternoon.
...
WASHINGTON -Chris E-.ted
needed only 45 minutes Fridlll
night to defeat Sue Barker of Bri::
taln and gain the semirmal round
of a $100,000 women's tennis ·
tournament.
Evert, the defending cham-
pion, beat Barker 6·1, 6-2 and will
meet Wendy Turnbull today ill,
the semi-finals. .. -~
In another quarter-fin~
match, Martina Navratllavl
breezed to a 6·1, 6·1 victory ovet-
Francoise Durr o ( France.
Jn the other match Virginf•
Wade of Britain defeated Jan~
Newberry, 6·3, 7·5. .,+"
.. DAIL V PILOT
Estancia
In 49-36 , ...
Setback
By BOWAllD L HANDY
Of llM O.llr l'lllt Mlit
· A well-diaclpllned: patient El
Modena Rigb SchOOl v~
•1tetball team hlt Ttell from the ffbOI' to band vlalllna Eatancla ~·1 Eagles a 638 Century
Uquedefeat Frldaynight. : ;nae Vanguarda kept tbe ball
<*tilde the perimeter of the
&tancia zone defense unW they
found an open man before
ebootlng.
The tactic worked despite a
J(>ol' shooting first quarter by
Jim Shapiro down the lane.
Steve Trumbo, the 6-8 junior
center for the Vanguards took up
the alack, hitUng four baskets in
the flrat period to give El Modena
a lCMJ advantage and they never
looked back. Trumbo, hilting
weU from the 10 lo 12 foot range
deaplte his height advantage,
scored 16 points in the first half.
Jn the aecond half, Shapiro
l>egan to connect and Trumbo.
wu held to two baskets but the
d•o accounted for 38 of the
Vah1Uarda' points.
'Estancia scored the first
bf.lktt when Kevin Corbett hit
from the corner but a palr by
Tnimbo turned the Ude In favor
°'the patient Vanguards. They
•ent up by nine at halftime,
22·13.
Early Jn tbe fourth period,
!'Atancla narrowed the gap to
ftte at 35·31 when Pete Neumann
hit a lO·foot jump shot over
Trumbo. That's as close u the
E.il&Jes could come as Shapiro
ran off the next six polnta and
Tnmbo made 1t 44-31 with a
d' CnlWd·pleasing stuff shot at 2:50 and It was all over.
l!stancla played without tbe
nrvtcea of starting forward Jim
RtJ ce who watched the game
from the stands. He suffered a
sprained ankle in practice Thurs·
day and was on crutches.
El Modena shot only 36 times
from tbe n oor, bjttint l9for a 52.8
percentage. Estancia connected
on ie ol 50 ror 32 percent. ,
'lbree Eagles bad eight points
in-eluding Neumann , Doug
Jardine and Mike Camp. The loss
letvea Estancia with a !M sea.son
rec~rd and a l ·l league mark.
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--10 n 1 "-~-~ , :· . ~llddleback Plays
~ ~ SAN Jf2RNARDtNO -Sad·
:ate.back College launches the
ion Conference basketball
~ here tonight (8), facing
Be91ardino Valley College. -* Bill Mulli1an'a Sad·
llebac) Gauchos, tbe conlerence
lavort&a, come into the lilt with ~10.7 record wblle the Indiana I;. won just one time in el&ht
: -MUWcan is expected to start DinnTi Smltb, Buck Day and
ateve Simpson in the front line ~ltb Tlm Shaw and Rich K~atb ln the backcourt. , ..
1\ '~Laguna
I'
S.turday, January a. 1 m
MESA REBOUND Costa Mesa's Mike
Snow grabs a rebound ip front of team-
mates Gary Wills (left), Stan Miller and
Doug Dysart (right).
MV Falls, 53-48.
Carson Sparkles
In Tritons Victory
By ROGER CARLSON
011'" Dally l'lloUYff John Carson. a 6-6 junior for
the San Clem ente High Tritons,
came up with his best scoring
output or the season Friday night
with 21 polnu to lead bls mates to
a 53·48 South Coast League
basketball victory over visiting
Mission Viejo.
The Tri tons of San Clemente.
coach Stan DeMaggio led by as
many as 11 twice. the last at 33-22
with 4:54 left in the third quarter.
But coach Dave King's Mission
Viejo Diablos. s maller and
younaer but with better quick· neu. refused to fold, battling
back to within two points at 37,35
with 7: 20 to go in the aame before
1,400.
Bernie Hawkins, who finished
with 12 points to share scoring
honors for Mission Viejo with
Mike Boster, hit three straight
buckets' to help close the gap.
And it was s till anyone's game
with 1:51 to go as the Dtablos
crept to within 48-44 on a free
throw from Pete Decasas.
But the Tritons used some time
at that juncture, getting a free
throw from John McDonald with
44 seconds to go.
Moments later it was Ted Het·
tinga, who scored 16 points for his
sixth straight double figures out·
put, coming up with the back·
breaker.
McDonald missed his second
free throw attempt, but Hettinga
went up and took the rebound and
scored to give SC a 51-44 lead with~ seconds to go.
Mlasion Vlejo had won five of
six games against San Clemente
in the past three years, using a
patient and s lowed tempo. And
the same formula kept the
Dlabloa ln tough a1alnst the
taller Trfton1, wbo feature a
front line of 6· 7, 6·6 and 6-6, along
'With guards Tim Dunham,
John Step.hens and others.
Katella Buried
Barons Return
ToForm,67-43
B7 ED BURGAJlT ...... ,..,""' .....
Tbe ODt·t•me 10llnl streak lJ
over for Fountain Valley'1
Barona, who looked every blt as
good as a No. l·ranked bukel·
ball team should Friday olabt.
lnvadin1 the boaWe surround·
in11 ol Katella Hl1h in Anaheim.
D&ve Brown'• rabbit·lilte Barons
scored 10 straight point.a at the
start of the second quarter, out·
scored Kate Ila 'a Knlgbta 12·2 at
the out.set of the third period and
rolled to a 67·•3 non·league vie·
tory before a capacity crowd of
1,500.
Tbe 24·point difference haa to
rank as one of Katella '•
wont home losses ever. Tom
Danley'• Kni1bt1 have woo cloee
to ao percent of their games over
the put 10 years.
And the Knlahts lost it in un·
typical Katella fashion, s uc·
cumbtn1 to Fountain Valley's
ballcourt, trapping defense and
only abooUng 29.8 percent from
the field, connecting on 17 ol 57
against Fountain Valley's ag·
aressive zone defense.
Katella c om milled five
turnovers in the aecood period
when Fountain Valley, Oranae
County's No. l rated team, broke
a 10.10 deadlock wtth a spurt in
the quarter's tint two minutes,
t.akin1a20·10 lead witb8:04 left.
Roser Holmes had six of the 10
polnta and 1uard Geor1e Bar·
rioe, who ended wlth 21, bad four
points and a ateal u the Baroo.1,
12-1, made amends for a 73-71
overtime loa1 to Downey Wed· nesday.
Katella never aot cloee a&aln,
especially in the third period
when the Barons bolted from a
3H8 halftime lead to a 43-20 ad·
vanta1e with 4:50 left in the third
quart.er. ·
. Alain, Katella Jost the bail nve
Umtt in that quarter and bad 20
tumovera overall.
Aftd the Barona, 12·1, held
Ka tell a '• bi1hl1·retarded
forward Chuck Greene, who wu
1veracin1 ao polnta, to u, seldom .itowtna him to touch the ball. Fount.in Valley alao ahot well,
hltting on •1 .8 percent ol iu shota
in the flnt three quarters before
emp)'llng the bench mid wq lo
the fOW'tb perlod. .
Holtnea ended with U POlnt.s,
while Scott Ford added 10 lor the
winnen. Greg Svalatad, FV's 6-6
center, bad •ix points and plqed
tllbt inside defense.
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ICAtltfl• 10 I U IJ.-d
Oilers Grab
93-70 Victory;
Vikes Tumble
Huntington Beach Hi1h's
Oilers made shambles of viaiting
Cerritos High in non-league
bultetball Friday nt1ht.
aquubtn1 the visitors, 93·10,
behind the 1cortn1 of Cary Burt
and Greg Sleinhau.a.
Marina High 's Vikings,
however, were 31'38 victims to
villtina La Mirada as the Hunt·
lngton Beach-based Vlkes mia·
Bed a chance to tie it with five
seconda left at the free throw
line.
Butt scored 20 and Steinhaus
bad 18 for the Olien, while Tom
Peltoleai chipped ln with 17 to
lead coach Elmer Combs' HB nve .
It wu no contest after the
Oilers bllt%ed to a 27·10 third
quarter, busting open a •S..38
halftime lead.
The Vi.tea of Marina coach
Steve Popovich had a 31·30 lead
with three minutes left, but a
tecbnlcal foul for touching the
rim resulted 1n a three-point play
for La Mirada, which got La
Mirada ln control.
Tony Warren was higb·point
man for Marina with H points,
while La Mirada ace Jeff Brewer
helped the winners improve tbelr
martto 11·2 with 21 points.
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T41Vtor I 0 0 l
Miieti.ti 0 J 0 ' Totals u n 11 tt
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~, CdM' s Tuz, Akin
~~Lead 64-54 Win
San Clemente shooters made
22 or 44 from the field for so per·
cent. but at the free throw Une made only 9 or 19. MIHlon
Viejo clicked on 21 ol 45 from the
flOOT' for 48. 7 percent.
MiJSion Viejo '11 last lead was
12·11 early in the second period
on a nice maneuver by Pete
DeCasas, who injured his ankle
in the third period, but returned
late ln the game.
GWC Cagers
Belted, 96-62
WILMINGTON-A hot·
•booting Loa Angela Harbor
Collece basketball team moved
in front early and eased to a gg..ez
Southern Callfor.nia Conference
baaketbaU . victory over v111Ung
Golden W eat Colle1e Friday
nt1hthere. .
•r JORN •ACDONALD .... .. .... 11, ...........
"[ l'wwatd Jack Tuz and ruarc:t
Akin eombllMd for ao point.a •:JJ flnt ball • Coroea del .._ •• Sea 1t1nc1 l'ae.d to an ear-
polnt lead and held ott a Lafun• Beach team,
• , n Soutb Cout Lea1ue
baJl action Frtday nlabt at
BeaebH11b. marctn of Ylct«y ml,irt IWlt9 -.a .,..ater bad the Sea .._ been able tC) link more
l ol 11 free tbrows 1D a wild
tbat WU marred by llO
and one fl&bt 1D the third
• •1len H Ala: Black, re-ttom I 'oae-pme NS·
....... W'U eject.ct for Corona
¥Kar c1urtn1 a 1klrmlah. ., NtMr the Sea Klnp hM built a
$10 le.a e&fly ln UMJ ·~
I tbe Artllts medf U!elr
.-kNI threat by caw.., tbe
to 12·11 mld way thrOugb
od.
tbe .. 2 AklJI lecnd a drlv·
1p and tb• U Tua hit two
,qlllllGI J\UllP9f'I and unit a free • ctVU,• tJae Sea K1np a
1.
29·18 advantage with four
minutes left before hall. It was
never really close a1aln as
Coton.a built a 39-29 balftlme ad·
vanta1e Tilth Tuz 1etUn1 14
~.ti and Akin 16 in th. first
Lacuna closed the l•P to 41·33
"1th 1:11 left in the third period
when Norm Anderson hit an out-
aide Jumper. But the Sea Klnp .,ain came back to fnlltrate the
Art!stl.
Black, a aecond team All.cIF
4-A center lut year, sc:ored cm a
lS-foot bank abot, bad a laJUP
ad added two free tbrowl u
Corona del Jfar moved to a 49-33
lud witb 3:23 left ln the third
quarter .
Jt wu momenta later when
Black tot involved ln a 1ldrmlah .
Lacuna's talented center Ben 'Bacoo I.a both teams tn acortni. toalnl in 21 point.a befo.:e fouling
out ln Ibe fourth quart.er with 4: 12
remalnln1.
Wllb the absence ol both start·
[nl centers, fru1tratlona COD·
Unued for La1una Beach, wh.lcb
ml11ed five shota wlthht 20
l4ICODda late ln the contat.. fail· m, to cut a eo-'7 deflclt.
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MESA'S DOUG DYSART (RIGHT), MATT SIMPSON (22) 8ATTLE.·
Darrell Brl11s was the
brtdrteat H1ht for the Rustlett,
blttlng 18 points and grabb~
nine rebound•. He canned eicht
ol 13 tries from the noor.
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EI Toro Topples MeSa;, 80·49
Chargen' Prea8 Too Miwh/or Mmiang.
81 CRAIG SllEff Of .. Otll.,~Mllfl
El Toro HJ1b, pla.Ylna a 1mooth
p&11t,q 11me and uUualnt ltl
full tourt PHI• well, roll .. to a .,_.South Cout Le..ue ~
bill win ovlt' Cotta Meta Hlah
P'rtday nllht at Oranc• Cout
Colle&•· Botb teams ate bOW 1·1 lQ
leque play. m Toro'• Cbar1en. taldnr ...
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turnoft"'-tnotl of U..m tbe ....
1ult ot J:l Toro'• S>NM-t'Oll..S to
a JO.D lead at tht ~.
btallt ll to '4·11 early ln the fourth qua.rttr and tbtn held oft a
Jluetaqa rally.
M•I, •ltll Guy Wllla. ah4 a.ve Parrino hlltlnc ~ out.
. I
stae, eut Ult <leflctt io-44 .. tn tM
Ont two 'minutes of the fourth
quarter. Then, aft'er a basket by the
Cbar1trs' Mlke Holme~, th•
Mu.tant• 1cored four polnll ln a 1°"9ecorid span to make lt 4'-48. AM lt appeared Mesa blld the
motnentum to overhaul El Toro.
But the Cbar•ers dldn '\ ratUt.
Mark. .Hill scored two fr••
lbrowl, and after a misled Miia
lb6t, Bob Charl11 hlt from out. aide to 1ive bla club a 50-'3 ede•
wltb four mln1.tte1 ltft1 TIMa. after a 111•• tumovw, El Toro went to ill delay came
and nt9d tn e&cbt free throwl In
tM .... tan. .alnat.11 ... UM M\lltanl• "Yere tweed to foul .in~ ef'.f°" to catch Up.
•
Chari• wu partldalarlJ ettec·
Uve for El Toro. He repeatcidb
bit 12·1'·foot 1boll--tnan1 of
them near the free throw UM. He tlniabed wllh JO point.a, cUckin1
on ellht of 1S trom tbe field.
But Ute dUf erenee wu SI
Toto'• pr ... -..pecl&lly ill tbe second qulrter.
M•• held a 1'·ll advamaa-M1"11 1n tb• 1econd period, but
fpur 1traif ht tu.rncmrs oil Sl
Toro11 preu allowed the Olatten to score aev. pomu.
lfark Jilli bit • pair ot j~J
Mike Hlll lldd.,S a free throW UG
HolllMI foUow..t wtth a IQUP. Tbat 1*t SI Toro id tM 1"4
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RIOHondO I I 1.. t'lt
LAH6r-1 ut t•
Golden WH I 0 62 '2 LM Moeiet CC 0 67 •l L.A Soollm..11 0 t UO 1'1
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CVl!f'Httf. LA SouthWHIM
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CyprHUI Sent• MOnlca
LMMoeiel CC•I LA So<.11~
SOUTH COAST llfAOU•
w l "" l'A ~delMar t 0 110 '1
Slturd!Y. January '· urn DAIL V PILOT .,
CageAetloa .. .. ... ...
':· Tan, Edison
Lose Thrillerl
Tbe Newport Harbor
High Sailors and Edi.son
Chargers of Huntington
Beach were unlucky vic-
tims of one-point baaket·
ball lONes in DOD·leque
action Friday night.
Cypresa• Centurions
scored a bucket with four
second• left, emerllng
with a 52·Sl win over
Jerry DeBusk's Sallon
at Cypress.
opportunity .-ltb U
seconds tert when tbfl
Taraled51-50.
Rob Galey bad JI
points and 14 rebounds
for tbe 101en, wbo an •-1.
S...C...,_11 I O llt '4
0.1•-1 I " " 0-Hlllt 1 t 11' 110
EIT-I I ti '2
State Water Polo Claa•pions
And Edison, tralllnl
65-58 witb leis than three
minutes remainlnc,
scored six straight points
but dropped a 85-&& de-
cision to the invading
Loara Saxons of
Anaheim.
Edison bad fl.ve
players, led by Ed Bell
with 1' polnts, In double
f\sures but only abot. 33
percent from the noar.
The Chara en cut the~
to one with 10 •ecoedt
Jell but Loara ran -&be
dock down to~ •eoGPd
before a uaeleu j_,.
ball WU Called.
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El T""''°• Cos I• Meu o Uni-Illy 51, 0.... Hiib U
T-J'•O-tt S...0.-l••ICost• Me ..
Golden West College's water polo team recently cap·
tured the state JC water polo crown. In the front row,
from left, are John Wasko, Keith Johnson, Kirk Dennis,
John Golonka, Terry Rice, Jeff DeMott and Todd Leeds.
In the top row are Glen Lindenstadt, Doug Richards,
Dann Neugebauer, Eric Cushman, Steve Wenger. Tom
Crook, Merrill Riley and coach Tom Hermstad. Absent
were Dave Trux, Howard Furlong. Ken Gallagher and
assistant coach Ed White. Gr ant Taylor ,
Cypress' 6-8 center, took a pus inside -the-free-
throw line and connected
oo a jumper in the wan·
ing seconds as Cypress
rallied from a (5-U de-
ficit after three periods.
Women's
Golfing
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Results
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Cummlftl) fU) F It) W-
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IOI Spear II I • G IOI S. Mulli9M
100 Fro.I 11•1 G (101 B Mullloan
111 MV i<orlno '""'' K•U 1, Mtttw •. 111 Lender•. SC: ~rt l, Ou•1ll J, MaM>n
17 2,Ham,_,.,,
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Burden (181 C 12SI Rlctwtr"'°" Andtr\On 16) G 10) Patti'°"
Pl<ktll (10 G l•I c111e1e.-
CdM scoring iubs: S1>1nnon J,
Sl.,ne• S. V1fl.Olt •· LB: Lethe! 2, Klt .. lb<Kll. Enoen ?.
Hellllrnt' C.0111, •~11.
IUI-(Ml ('1) Loen
G<llt• f21 F (171Martln 1(--r~ 110) F ll~ Aiehitl
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Renc:M Al-11• 11. S...1'-1' _, .. ~ •....:"° AlMftltos at BOIW Gr-U OUIM• •I l.Att AMl90S
Pafflo •1 S...11690
Basketball
!loll (111 F tlOIW-eo-111 P (II ,_o
E-11\ti,,..r \IJIC (J}l(-
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R.,,.lret 11e) G <05(-
FV .corln9 \llbs: Harlow 11,
Polliorellt 4, H-rd t . c_... 1,
E•pl,_. 4, Jenn l, Fields •. Fry 2.
l!Mll
H1lftl-· FV,36-16. • FV Ml toPllOMOrt K-1 t«<fng re-
<ord.
~ (411 (40 c.,,.....
0'99Dft Stele SI, USC 50 Sulllv"" 1101 F 10 Blelr
Or....,'1,UCLA.O 81..ck 151 F 11>0-n
UCO.vis"· UC trvl ... 17 Street (1)1 c till Mc:IW•
IM¥.O. ILasVeoul 121 HtwMt•· E-1<1 15) G lllW1111emt ko.. ' DMl!el It I G (II I MlflleV
Celfloly <SL0177.CIMlom.,.'2 NH .coring sub \: Doody •.
LoVOll M. SI. M•rv .. S1 CM'IWI ..... J. _,.,,_l~,U\\IU.. Helftlme. NH.24·20.
c;.,.,11oe ... 11o1ws1 .i aMtt1H•l1.1t¥M1Hett
Wtomino S., P.c:llk S-4 Shollln 1.261 F Ill Frl"1 .._\1'1,l<NMU IMtlarttl F {6)Sml1"
Oonlt ...... I Hiiis •1, SoCll CAlll9e N'"1fl 111l C t•I Ford
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.. At~(, Son yoAJ'rtt Meted
like 0 ~ d rhe fomJly.
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6 Son. This Is my second cor trcwn
them. That's why I ~
you drive to Johnson 6 Son. Their
Golden bJCh Serv1ce Is rhe ONLY
Wt:rf to buy. GIVe 'em 0 try:"
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DH, 57-54 I' ... S.t••ll•Y '1rtt ,..,, 1;U l'.M. ,.,.s,. llACI! -4•0 varos. J -•
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SI.,_, lllr-sl UO Sol¥ o..r;e
Roger Polrier in.filtrat·
ed the Dana Hills High
interior and scored 19
pointa Friday night to
lead h1a University Hlgh
of Irvine teammates to a
57·M South Coast League
basketball victory at
Dana Hills.
The winners of
University coach Doug
Sorey bad an ll·polnt
lead in the second half
before the boat Dolphins
of Dana Hilla made a
belated rally behind the
acoring of Stu Hein and
Dana Brown, closing the
aap to two points.
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penetrating Cypress'
ione in the f ourtb
quarter and missed a
one-and-one free throw
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Signups Set
Reserve forward Pat
Hill came off the bench
with three minutes to
play and scored nine '}>olnts, giving the Mater
Del High Monarchs
(Santa Ana> an 89.79
noo·league basketball
victory over visiting
Long Beach Jordan.
Witb the score tied at
75, Hill bit a quick ba3ket
and then was fouled. He
converted the free throw
and the Monarchs went
in front to stay.
Senior guard Jim
Schultz led all scorers,
bitting 29 points, with 11
coming in the crucial
fourth quarter fot the
Monatths.
Sal Gaytan and nm
Peabody each added .15
u Mater Del won Jts
third straight game.
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SoCaI Loses, 67-66
Roblnwood Little
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Beach will bold slgnups
the next two Saturdays
from 9 to 4:30 and on
Tuesday and Wednesday YOLYO GIAlllr CARSON-Cal State
<Dominguez Hills) came
from a 66·60 deficit
in the do.log second to
post a 8'7·66 victory over
vislttnc Southern
California College of
Costa Mesa here Friday
night in non·conference
basketball play.
Tom Mccourt hlt 26
points for the losing
Vaniuarda while Randy
A.dame was the leading
rebounder with 11.
Late in the game,
SoCal missed the front
end of bonus free throw
allempta on three oc-
cuiOOJ1, the last two at
critical limes and the
final one wilb live seconds to play.
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Q: Several yea~n ago, you aald ID yow cohuna
tllat Tenanae WUUama oa~ saUed to Bupok to
bave ••r,ery performed for wba& a speelallst la
N-Orleua dlacno-ed as breast eaacer. Does Jae
aplala "e outcome ol c.bat scare lD '-la mewl)'
pabUaJaecl memolr!-M . lrHe Dunbar, Bllflalo.
A: Ytoa. The colotfuJ Puliuer prize-winning
playwright goes expliciUy into this scare. He also
reveals his homosexual ex·
perlences beginning with his
adolescence in St. Louis and his
coUege days at the University of
Missouri (where he "snuggled
s poon-like" in bed with a
fraternity brother). His heart
doctor in New Orleans, who
made the tentative diagnosis of
a swelling under his left nipple,
told him: ''Carcinoma of the
breast is extremely rare in men,
w11.1.1AMS but rare things do occur."
"The operation," Williams recounts, "was
performed (in Bangkok), while I held my little bot·
tle of nitroglycerin tablets in my hand, more wor-
ried about my heart than this alleged breast cancer
••. It lasted for about an hour, and the pathological
report was gynecomastia, which is a fairly com-
monplace enlargement of the male mammary
gland in cases where the liver has been abused by
heavy drinking.
"I returned to the Slates via San Francisco, and
for the first lime in my lile l found my name hilling
the headlines. One went something like this: 'Ten-
·Dt$see Williams Jokes About Cancer and Death.'
: Another described me as being 'ugly, elegant and ar-
rogant. ... Though not exactly nattered, the author
was happy to be alive to read the disparaging
description.
Q: Did J im my Durante's wife throw a party
this year, like sbt" did last year, to celebrate bis
birthday? -Gerry Kreuger, Youngstown, ObJo.
A: Yes. Margie arranged a wingding for Jim-
:my's 83rd birthday. With an intimate group of some
'.BOO friends there to toast the Schnoz by lighting
candles and holding tPlem aJort in the darkened
Beverly-Hilton grand ballroom. Naturally the pro-
ceeds were donated to a worthy cause: the new Jim-
my Durante Pavilion at the Villa Scabrini Home for
the Aged.
. · Q: What was the longest sentence ever banded
tOi.afamous bank robber Wlllle Sutton? And who's
bee. picked to play him in the movie of bis life? -
s(clney Galston, Queens, N. Y. .
A: Dustin Hoffman and Al Pacino are the two
names most mentioned for the lead in "Willie Sut-
New Movie
For Kramer
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AU C-M""·~M"1S. IVlllTM,"Til2~~M.•'11'S
1 LOS ANGELES (AP)
-The next task for
Produce r -director
Stanley Kramer : "Raise
the Titanic ...
~~A:
I 1•S 4 .... ,.
I ClM~~-~ :t'.he m aker of ''Guess
Who's Coming to Din-
n er." "Okl ahoma
Crud e" a n d the
f orth c omin g "Th e
Dominp Principle"' has
si~ned with ITC Enter-
taiR~ent to ril m the cur·
rent best-seller by Clive
Ctissler. It is a thriller
based on international
intrigue t o reclaim
treasure in the sunken
lU\er.
~ramer hopes to bc~tn
filining in mid-1977
"ni! ENFOQCl!l
I -e
BIG FEATURE!
HO U~OAIH MATINEC
WILDIMESS r It "1'"' '°.!:' ' ~~I '•ssu
O&tlV 1 00-100--s•100-too
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EVERY DAf •
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"SHAGGY O.A." 1.-.1»-•tt
"RIDE A WILD PONY"
METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER SORRY, P'•Hnts NO PASSES
(R) FAYE DUNAWAY
WILLIAM HOLDEN
PETERF/#CH
ROBERT DUVALL m
"llE1WORK"
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IRISTOL AT MACARTHOR
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'Glad You Asked That'
b~ Marlly~· and Hy GardMr
ton: Bankrobber," we're informed. It's likely the
fllmlng will be done this spring lo New York, where
Sutton was quite active in his chosen profession -
robbing banks. Willie, incarcerated after escaping
from Attica prison, said Judge Goldstein gave him
a minimum of 132 years and a maximum of three
liletimes plus 105 years. The law relented and the
then-68-year-old reprobate emerged a free man
with many memories. What is he proudest of?
Never, by accident or choice, did be ever kill or in·
jure a victim of his sUcky fingers. Asked whether he
believes the adage "crime doesn't pay," Sutton
grinned and added, ''but writing about it does."
Among the books found in his Dean Street
(Brooklyn) room was "A Business of Your Own."
Plus two best-sellers by noted clerics: Bishop
Fulton J . Sheen':. "Peace or Soul" and Rabbi
Joshua Loth Liebman's "Peace of Mind."
Q : I beard tba& Carol BW"DeU is very religious
and doesn't beUeve in doc&.ors. Is tbJs true? -J.
Haignery, New Haven, Conn.
A: Yes and no. Yes, she is very religious. "I
pray constantly and meditate," says Carol. "After
all, praying is talkmg to God. MeditaUn_g is listen-.
ing to Him. I was raised in the Christian Science re-
ligion and still hold to many of its beliefs. But 1 do go
to doctors."
Q: Was'Beo Vereen, the multl-award·wlnnlng
star, really a m inister before be entered show busi·
ness? -Mrs. Carmen R., Minneapolis.
A: Almost. Ben had a yen for that calling in '65.
"With no jobs in the offing and things getting real
rough," he explained. "1 went oH to study for the
Pentecostal ministry. My father was a deacon and
my uncle a minister . But if there was any inspira·
tion involved, H was from my godfather, who was a
great influence on me. Things were bleak -
desperate -and I needed to be somewhere. But it
wasn't'the seminary. l stayed six months and then
decided I wasn't cut out for it.''
.Send your queslaons to Hy Gardner. "Glad You
Aiked Thal," care of tins newspaper, P. 0 . Bo:r 11748,
Chicago, Ill. 60611. Marilyn.and lly Gardner wiU.answer
, as many questions as lhey can in their column, but the
volume of mall makes perS'O'OOl replies impossible.
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'Cuckoo'
Author
Collects;:
PORTLAND, Ore.
(AP>.-· Novelist Ken
Kesey,· author of "Osle'
Flew Over the Cuc'lcoG's
Nest." has reac:hed. an
out-of-court settleDlent
in a ~ispute over
royalties from the film
version, a source close to'
the negotiations said."· ·
The settlement re-
portedly gives Kesey'~~
percent of the net protibs
from the Oscar·wlnni.nj mm, which recently'ex-
ceeded $163.25 mlWoo in
-gross receipts. . . r Kesey •'got wha~ ~e
was told he would g-:t lP
1973," the source srua.
.. This is what ..-as "~··~'° planned all along.••
Zero Mostel pretends to find a solitary hair atop the gleaming scalp
of Yul13rynner as the pair clown backstage at-New Y-ork's Winter
Garden Theater where Mostel is reviving his big musical hit, "Fid-
dler on the Roof."
The film, released io1 December 1975, was sbqt
on location in Oregoo. Jt
won five Aca.<femy
Awards, includj.ng · J:>esJ,
picture. ··
o:' "THE SHAGGY D.A. ..
.. ADYEHTURES Oi n. W1LDYMESS FAMILY"
"HO•MAH IS TMAT YC>Ur IP'GI
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"CAIUUF' CR)
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"THE LAND TIME FORGOT'
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Satur~ay. January 8. 19T7 DAILY Pl.LOT "•7
On ms Way Up? Your Horo•~ope Sundag
~wseup of Mary Hartman's 'Garth: Gemini: Break New Gro11nd
By JAY SllA.RBlfJT
· LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mart.Jn
Jlull, 33, ii a comic, writer, composer
and painter. He Ian 't nationally
known, but is so highly regarded by
l(JJC that the network put him under
contract last August, just in case.
''.'He was in a dressing room, ponder· mg whether to consume strong juices
. to inaure accuracy ln his farewell
.joone in "Mary Hartman, Mary
~•rtman," where he has played
Ga.rth Gimbel, a public relations man
wbooften beats his wife.
The scene had rum drunk at home,
t4mbling backwards into a closet, in-
fo a horrible union with a Christmas
t~ee that plays "Jingle Bells."
singer, not a comic. He says he took By SYDNEY OMAJUl
t.be plunge into full-time performing SUNDAY, J-'NUARY I and then comedy after graduation,
when he found bim•elf fuddled at t.be ARIES (March 21-
idea of just painting for a living. April 19): You gain new
"I started playing music, backJng penpective; your posl-
people up, working in country bandt, tlon is stronger than
bluegrass bands, rhythm and blues might be antlcipated.
bands." he said. "It was during wbatl Key la accomplishment,
refer to as the folk music scare oft.be achievement. Efforts
Sixties. now pay dlvldeoda .
"That garbaie almost caught on,''
be added, shuddering. "I didn't want TAURUS (April 20·
lo sing about the wind and atones and May 20): You have more
'purple mountains of my mind.• So I'd 1 appeal -popularity aur-
write my own songs, wbicb I thought "'" .,..,..... g e s . P e r s o n a l
werekindoffunny." SURREAL. SERENE magnetism, creativity
Said songs are of the put.on school Comte Martin Mult P 1 a Y m a j or roles.
of music. But Mull found that when he .Member of opposite sex, sang them, it'd be best to first tallc ----------children all are apt to be
to be intimidated .
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl.
22): Be analytical -
take nothing for granted.
Clues are available,
many are present. Key is
to separate fact from
fancy.
SCORPIO °(Oct. 23·
Nov. 21): Accent on
pleasure, friendship,
fulfillment of wishes.
Famlly member makes
major concession . Be
gracious. Strive for
harmony on domestic
front.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov.
22-Dec. 21 >· Emphasls
on officials. civic dulles.
activities. You have
chance to correct past error. You als o get
credit for efforts.
CAPRICOR N (Dec.
22-Jan. 19): Your efforts
bring results from afar.
Older individual, who
uses "words with
authority." could play
important role. Sense of
security is height ened.
AQUARIUS (Jan.
20-Feb. 18): You're in·
trigued by mystery, the
occult, what is hidden,
obscured, bathed in a
labyrinlh of procedures.
Money 111 involved.
PISCES <Feb. 19·
March 20): Public rela-
tions, being corrOtJy
quoted -t.beae areaJ d•
serve, and need, al'ten·
tion. Wait, obs erve.
check legal papers. .
If January ltb ls ~
birthday you ~r•
dramatic, vital, vlbtant.
spoiled by opposite sex.
passio nat e, tem -
peramental, creative
and hot-tempered. You
will, this year, be golng
through a Journey ohelf-
discovery.
'A BLONDE-HAIRED gent with a
small mustache, Mull has a comedy
.iyle often likened to that of the late
Ei'nleKovacs -surreal but serene.
about them a bit lest some patrons N PJ part of scenario.
dismiss the tunes as flat weird. eW ay GEMINI (May 21-Juner;;~;;;;;;==;;;;;==;;;;;;;===-==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
20): You can break new
';.A quiet man, born in Chicago, he
deals in what you'd caJJ mental hot-
'foots. For example, after Johnny
Cash's hit "A Boy Named Sue," Mull
~: down and composed .. A Girl
*amed Johnny Ca!.h." -.. ! : t1e once led "The Midget Band." All tJbi m embers were normal-sized. He
;ied to play boUleneck guitar with a
' btalor lo give insight into the Beach 'JS' hit, "Good Vibrations." He also
f£.done fi ve comedy albums.
.. ~Sach is the checkered past of a guy ~o studied painting in college holds ~master's degree in painting. He ~ys he initially began performing to ~the necessities of file, beer and
·~i-arettes, in has student days.
HE STARTED AS a guitarist-
THE TALKS NOW make up hall the
act, says Mull, who sets off this month
for club and concert work and promo-
tion of his latest album, "I'm
Everyone I Ever Loved." He's alao
writing the pilot of a series he'll lay on
NBC.
He didn't want to discuss the show's
contents r.ow, lest someone filch
same, a custom which in Hollywood is
called research. But suffice It to say,
he said, it won't be traditional situa-
tion comedy.
Which is \p be expected if one reads
the official Martin Mull biography
that Martin Mull wrote him.self. When
he was two, it says, his father tumbled
into a wheelbarrow while admiring
some of his own carpentry.
And, the bio adds: "Partly dis·
abled. he s upported the family by sell·
ing fire extinguishers beneath the
stadium at the Berea County Fair-
grounds."
E • ground. A very "showy" xannn es person tends to invade
your privacy. Sense of
Lincoln humor is essential. But
refuse to give up
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK CAP) -
The new play ''Lincoln"
tries to be different at
two levels. The results
are moderately effec·
live.
Saul Levitt, author of
the Chelsea Theater Cen:
ter'a arrival at off·
Broadway's Theater
Four, regards the Great
Emancipator with a
clinical instead of
romanticizing eye.
Fritz Weaver, in the
whiskers, frock coat and
stovepipe hat of pictorial
something for nothing.
CANCER (June 21 ·
July 22): Accent on short
trips, relatives, ability lo
be a peacemaker. Show
that you are capable of
risine above pe tty claim~. jealousies. Be
flexible.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ~
Relax. Mix socially.
Repay debt, fulfill ob·
ligat ion·. You 'II be
amazed at popularity,
reception. Your horizons
are broadened.
tradition, delivers the 'Ch • ' Pl ads I t text that has been as-
f.::-. ico e nnocen ~~~rbll~~te~ara~~ys~~
! ·. LOS ANGELES (AP> nosedrops in his pockeL Prinze co-stars with excerpts.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.
22): Lunar cycle is such
t.bat you can successfully
begin project, meet peo-
'pie, take initiative. Trust
hunch, judgment. Refuse
Call 642-5678.
Put a fe)lf words
lo work for ou.
~ Freddie Prioze, co-Authorities said tests Jack Albertson in the The Chelsea organiza.
:•Lar of televis ion's later showed the come-television series , lion constantly seeks
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Another 'Ent~~he' Sunday
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It's a brand new ball game and there are three
new leaders in the standings. Deadlocked for the
top slot as the triviaddict.s break out of the starting
gate for the sixth tJme are Barbara ~gaclo, Leb·
aeUe RomaD~lky and Chril Trela, all or whom
By T.T •
3. The real first name, please, or Big Mama in· "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof."
4. In the movie "Boys Town," what was Pee
Wee'a greatest ambition?
By MALCOLM N. CARTER
NEW YORK CAPJ -Producer Edtar J.
Schericlt was saying that there's an old expression
in the motion picture business .
That express loo, he said, was this: "Time is the
one tb.ing money can't buy."
And time was the commodity he most needed to
complete a multJ-milllon-dollar film just six months
after IsrareJ success!Ully freed the hostages held at
Uganda's Enlebbe airport last July 4.
solved eight questions in a tough opening round. S. IDENTIFY 11IE BLACK CAT in tbe Gordo
Three others tied for second with seven correct comic strip. STAUING CHARLES Bronson and Peter
Finch, the three-hour-lone "Raid on Entebbe" will
be broadcast on NBC, Channel 4, at 8 p.m. Sunday. • .. .. .. • • ..
-Ed Sebmerler, the Desk Jockeys and newcomer 6. When Dean Jagger was stripped of his
Ruth Davis, who wonders if the questions are sheriff's badge in "Bad Day at Black Rock," who
always this tough. No, they're not, as you'll see in became the new sheriff? It follows by four weeks ABC's version of the
event, "Victory at Entebbe," wblch was seen in on·
ly 14.8 million homes, according to A. C. Nielsen
ratings. It was the week's llth·rated show .
the weeks to come. 7. Name the pilot movie !or the Senator seg.
Triviophiles who tuned in to "Abbott and mentor "The Bold Ones." • .. .. Costello Meet Frankenstein" last Sunday were 8. On Star Trek, what did the three-number
treated if that's the word, to another example of code 7fo mean? "Ours is a major motion picture," Scberick
~ontinued, saying that his film was probably the
mo.st costly ever made for television. Without dis·
closiong the cost, be said it also will be released
simultaneously in European movie houses .
Channei 9's movie butchery. Two of the funniest ~~~
scenes we~e snipped out to make room for you know TRIVIA STANDINGS .
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who and h1s dog, Spot.
To the Laite Canoa Monsten, the answer to
your P.S. is yes. And for the trekkies ln our au.
dience, number eight carries the bonus point. Hap-
py trivializing.
1. WHEN •'ROS'rY THE SNOWMAN took a
bride on the recent TV special, what was Mrs.
· Frosty's name?
2. Identify Craig Stevens• occupation in "Ab-
• boU and Costello Meet Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde."
Eastu:ood to Quit
~·Dirty Harry.Role .
LAS VEGAS (APJ -Clint Eastwood says there
: probably will be no more "Dirty Harry" movies.·
. The rangy actor, here to size up sites for a pro-
duction scheduled later thJs year, said that unless a
. really good script comes along, "The Enforcer"
will be his last movie as Dirty Harry. ! The new film, entitled ''The Gauntlet," will
feature Eastwood as an Arizona detective called
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10. Only two members or the jury were iden-
tified by name in the movie "12 Angry Men." What
actors played these roles? ·
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1. Indianapolis (Gable-Loy wedding)
2. Brookfield (Mr. Chips' school)
3. Blanch (Wizard's wife)
4. The Leopards CBosley's lodge) s. Ruth <Festus' mule)
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IT WlLL BE No "taped version of a atqf
play," he maintained. He added that it featurot fJ
full-scale set or airport buildings constructed •
Stockton, Calif., for about SS00,000. The atruct"*
really support people, the weapons work and ~ planes really fly. ,
"We attacked it in a big way," be aafd. "(J~ tint it done well in time -that was the major Prt-!
blem." ,
"We're dealing with a historical event,'• 1"t
said. •
"We're not in the business of rewriUng hi~
tory." " ~
SCHERICK CO'ES TO THE task well l>r¥
pared. Once the bead ot ABC's programming~ !ff'.
said he created ''Wide World o! Sports" and went~
to produce such films as "The TaJti.ng of Pelha~
123," "Sleuth," "Heartbreak Kid" and "Talre tkit Money and Run." •
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againsllime. . • •
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PIJME JIVI .. -$64,500
Sharp Greentree pleaser Sumptuous and cozy
living room -crackllng brick fireplace.
Sunk1ssed country kitchen. Huge master wing.
Large patio overlooks tush landscaping. Don't
miss ttus Immaculate Irvine home at only
S84.500! Call fast 752-1700.
PRICE SL.ASHED SJOOO
5 IEDIOOM WITH POOL -$6',900
Spread out in this huge 5 bedroom home plus
bonus room and delightful sw1mm1ng paol. Ideal
tor tam1hes who like their recreation at home •
p<>ol table 1s included. Call for appointment •
842-2535
OWNER DESPHA TE -
PRICE SLASHED $2,500
Huge 3 bedroom 2'h bath home walking distance
to golf course, park and cultural center. Massive
brick fireplace accents spacious living room.
Trailer or boat access large enough for biggest
recreallonal vehicle. Many extras -priced to sell
at S69.500. Call for showing appointment
842·2535
SANTA AMA SAVH
$49,950-RIU PllCE
Super clean ready to hve in family home in de-
sirable area VA/FHA terms unbelievable that
this 1s under SS0.000. Call today 646-7171.
INCOME PROPERTY
2 HOUSES OH A LOT
Two large new homes on a lot localed in prime
Huntington Beach rental area. Each home has (3)
three large bedrooms and double garage. The
massive kitchens have all the built-ins. Owner Is
willing 10 sell on an interest only loan. Call for
showing apPOintment -(714) 842-2535. •
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -
3 IEDROOM -R·2 LOT
Choice Easts1de location -Quiet tree lined street
-plush carpeting Cozy gourmet kitchen -huge
separate master wing -plus two more
Queens1zed bedrooms. Huge bu1ldable R-2 lot.
This one won't last at only 169.900. Call now
752-1700.
4 + DEN + GAME ROOM
1;, ACRE ESTATE
This hard lo find single stor/rambhng estate with
over 2400 SQ ft. ol living area 1s located on
secluded tree-hned street. Many custom features
including fireplace in master suite. Try S6,500
down for a preview of this unique home. Call
963-{5767
4 IEDROOM
Jog to beach from this beautiful highly upgraded
home. Huge living room with vaulled ce1hngs.
Gourmet kitchen with formal dine. Assumable
VA. payments $276.00 per month. Hurry! Call
963-6767
SPANISH MAMSIOH OH HILL
POOL + IEACH -$51,250 Secluded courtyard entry to magnificent
entertainers penthouie. Vaulted ceilings add
dran-e to artistic setting. Huge lloor-to-eeihng
cracklinQ fireplace. Gourmet oub kitchen. Massive hideaway master Slllte + guest QUarters.
Terrace overlooks sparkling pool & grounds.
963-7881.
CUSTOM IUILT ~ ~
You cari be in this pidurel 4 Bedroom 2 Bath.
with master bedroom on first floor. Beamed
cathedral ceiling. Family room with floor to ceil-
ing fireplace 105' frontage. Pool size tot with
lirep1t and wood planked conversation area.
s12s.ooo. ca11 546-2313
SICWDIO DICUT1YI IST ATI
4 II· ltACH ARIA
Arched format two stOfY entrance to MrW world of
elegance. Spacious sunken living room with
crackling, floor to O&illng fireplace. Cathedral
ceiling. Huge family room with convenient wet
bar has commanding view of pool tilled yard and
terrace through wall of glass. Gourmet kitchen.
Dine. Sweeping stairs to 2 huge mas(er suites
and guest Quarter. Hurry, won't Jast. S84,900 full orice. Call 963-7881.
One Proud Office • • • •
$39,368,870
in sates for one yearl We're proud of our Fountain Valley ottice. They are trult a
winning team of outstanding people! Fountain Valley Ottice Manager: Ray
Gregory. Sales· Associates: Erika Bell, June Blair. Ted & Gayle Brewer, Bob
Burdick, Pam De Chic.co, Jim Oobernic, Bob Graf, Joanne Harris. Rex Holly, Mary
Anne Hotsey, Phyllis Irvine, Jeff & Sally Jameson, Mas Jimbo, Jan Knapper,
Jaime Krueger, Bob Lang, Rima Mansur. Bruce McFarlane, Claire Meushaw. Bob
Merriman. Allen Newell, Tom Pacholik. Julie Peterson. Sally Ragan. Barbara
Rhoads, Carl Schlismann, Dale Snow, Liz Westley & Sue Whitaker.
1/1ACll
POOL ISTATI $67,5'0
Secluded cul-de-sac shettentd by towering pines
leads to this executive double .door entry to
lavish hi/Ing room! Separate family room with
Palos Verdes stone fireplace! Epicurean kitchen
with dining! Sweeping master bedroom retreat +
211 Rambling \'J acre grounds with fenced
child-sale pool! Owner says bring an offer! For
quick appaintment call 847-6010. •·
TIAMSAlt -MUST sa.L
4 la-2 STY-P00&.-$67,SOO ~ree lined street in prime beec:tl neighbo<hood.
Formal entry to large Family Uving Room. Brick
floor lo celling fireplace. Country kitchen. Dine
Flagstone terrace. HideaWI)' M81ter Suite. 3
bsthS 22' Family Entertainment Room. Many
decoration items, I.e. custom shutten and drapes.
Hunyl Wool l!lst. Call 963-7881.
COSTA MESA-4 llDROOM
Fantastic family home In Costa Mesa's nicest
area. 4 large bedrooms with massive master
suite. Elegant dining. Huge brici( fireplace In lux-
urious living room. Call now 676-7171 S58,950
full price!
A WAltM ~FOR HAPPY UV..
Greet 3 bedroom home loc8ted In Cltlfomia
Homee.. Call for an llPPOiotment to ._ the coi:v
family room With fireplace, "8C*lll• dining room
and super kitchen for mom. The oMdren wtll love
the v-rd and Ideal 'location. Good value at
no.ooo. ca11 673-6550.
MEWPO«T -VIEW
YACAMT -$97,000!
Breathtaking water view Huge hving room dining room. Massive fireplace. Plush carpeting. Warm
gourmet kitchen. Family room too! Huge master
wing and three more king sized bedrooms Pool
sized lot Vacant and waiting -only $97.000.
Don't wait! Call 752-1700.
GIOIGIAM COLONIAL
SIX llOIOOM -HEAi HACH
Formal double door entry to el8$SiC old world
charm. Large living room with floor to ceiling
fireplace. BanQuet sized formal dining room is
conveniently secluded from huge country
kitchen. Casual entertainment family room
over1ooks grounds. Guest QUarters. Sweeping
apen bannister stairs to massive bedroom suites.
Hurry for this "Gone Wth The Wnd" charmer. Call 963-7881
COVINGTON 4 PL.EX
Prime Huntington Beach location. Let us show
you hOW you oan become the proud owner of this
pride of ownership 4 plex. Great investment for
tax shelter and appreciation. 3 bedroom owner's
unit with fireplace plus three 2 bedroom units.
Owner will help finance F0< more information
call963-6767
DOLL HOUSE
Natural wood cabinets. no wax floors. lots of
wallpaper and wood paneling aoc:ent this charm-
ing home. Quiet tree lined street. Near schools
and shopping. Priced to sell in a hurryl Please
call 842-2535
MUSTS&&.!
OPEN
'TIL 9
OWMa~
Larve 3 bedroom + den home on Quiet tree-tined
street. Profeulonally landSalQed, oversized lot.
Custom decorator drapes, no-wax floors and
beautiful, new plush cari>eting. See this home
Immediately! Call 8'42-2535.
l llDllOOM
PLUS 2Z x 20 FAMILY IOOM
Prestige home In prestige location. Secluded on
Quiet Cul-de-Sac Street. Walk to achool1.
churches, pa~ and shopping center. Custom
built 22 x 20 Family Room with beam ceilings.
-Call ~3-6767
J + FAMLY ROOM
Tiie entry to huge living room Raised family
room with floor to ceihng used brict( fireplace. No wax tile In kitchen. 2 patios assumable V.A.,
payment $244.36 per month. Call 963-6767.
tUMm-ocEAN
PlttMI AIEA-$161.500
2 short blocks to Ocean In pride of ownership
neighborhood. High stable Income will show
cash flow with m1n1mum reQufred down payment.
Hunyl Call for complete details and preview of
this unlQue OPPOrtun1ty. Call 963-7881
HACH ISTATE -$41,250
Steps to POunding surf and crystal sand back
yard Is bay area play ground! Winding wooden
walk way to secluded entry gourmet kitchen plus
formal dine. Lavish living room plus sweeping
master bedroom• Sunshine breakfast oatfo oool + Jacuul + volleyball. Make this garden home
living at Its finestt Won't last! Call quick 847-6010
STEP UP TO NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Beautiful 3 bedroom 0< 2 bedroom and walnut
paneled den with sliding glass door to 10x20 lat-
tice covered patio. Completely remodeled
kitchen with Corning eledric range and gas oven.
New carpeting less than one year old. F0<ma1
dining room -bright and airy home throughout
with large back yard. Seeing is believing -only •
$93,000. Call 548-2313
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
2 HOUSES -I LOT
Super starter Investment. 2 Spacious homes for
the price of one In fantastic Eastside Costa Mesa.
You can't do better than this. Much too much to •
describe. so give us a call 64EH171. $91 .950 Full •
price I :
MESA YERDE-3 IR + FAMILY
This vacant Mesa Verde 3 bedroom family room •
home with fireplace is ready to move Into right
now! With a great recreational patio. Located In a
real pride of ownership neighborhood. At only •
$67,900! Call 546-2313.
77 CAM IE HEAVEN
But don't wait. You must see this super family
home with 5 bedrooms. 2 stories. ts on a comer ·
lot near all schools. shopping and Huntington •
State Beach. All for only S83.500. Call 546-2313
bel0<e it's too late!
. LUXURY IM llG CAMYOH
Just reduced $20,000. Spacious three bedroom.
family room and dining room with fantastic view
of the Newi><>n Harbor area as well as night
lights. Beautifully UP9raded with enclosed private
patio and attractove landscaping. Now S215.000.
Cell 673-6550.
THE LANDING· VIEW
Fabulous "better than the model" home only 9
mos. newf Secluded double door tile entry to
earth tone carpet and sunshine "walls of glass"!
Formal dine highlighted by sparkling gourmet
kitchen • separate family room with toasty
fireplace! Soaring staircase to sweeping master
bedroom retreat with dressing area and Roman
tub. Immaculate In every detail and upgraded In
every area. For the demanding home buyer only
For ai>Pointment to seecall 847-6010.
EXICUTIVI USIDBCE
IM llVIME TBRACE
We are presenting this distinctive home for those
who enjoy a warm, relaxed atmosphere in a quiet
corner of Irvine Terrace. Featuring lour
bedrooms plus family room overlooking an ample
swimming pool, the house provides f0< complete
family pleasure. Top condition, of course, with a
generous lot allowing 10< plans to expand. Call for
appolritment to see. 673-8550
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The top story of two centunes of United States history is
1~ oldest -the American Revolution -many editors and
broadcasters agree.
The drafting of the Constitution was voted the second
most Important story since 1776 and the Civil War third in a
poll of newspaper editors and radio-TV news directors.
There were 272 responses to the Associated Press poll ,
and 245 of them pil.'ked the Revolution among the top 20
stories of the last 200 years in America. The great majority
voted it first.
World War fl r<.•C'l'iVcd the fourth highest total. The
/\mcrican moon landin~s were r1rth , the development or the
atomic bomb s ixth. the 1929 eral>h and ensuing Great
Depression seventh. the Watcr~ale scandal and rPsignation
or President Richard M. Nixon eighth. World War I ninth.
and Henry Ford , his Model T and the rise or the automobile
tenth.
Th1rtccn or the top 20 stories chosen in the pool took
µla ce in the 20th Cchtury
The remaining top stones chosen were: 11 -the as·
sassination of President Abraham Lincoln. 12 -the de-
velopment of television. 13 tht' assassination of President
J ohn F. Kennedy, 14 -Thomas Edison and the electrifica-
lton of the nation. 15 -Vietnam. 16 -Franklin Roosevelt's
New Deal. 17 -the changing role of women, 18 -the
Wright brothers and the growth of aviation, 19 -The
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Louisiana Purchase, and 20 -the 1954 Supreme Court de-
cision outlawing segregation,
THE EDITORS WERE asked lo rate a long hst of
stories in descending order of importance. The results were
computed on the basis of total times a story was picked and
tt:e average ranking it received.
Among the stories that received a considerable number
of votes allnough not enough to be ranked in the top 20 were
lhe establishment of Judicial review of the Constitution by
the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John Mars hall; the
waves or immigration into the United States In the 19th and
early 20th centuries; the continuing agricultural revolution
beginning with Eli WhJtncy's cotton gin, John Deere's plow
and Cyrus McCormick's reaper; the development of the
computer. and the emergency of the United States as a
world power.
In general the editors we r e struck more by
technological developments m American history than
political events. The Compromise of 1820, which for a time
settled the admission of new slave and free states into the
Union. received only two mentions.
THE MONROE DOCTRINE, a cornerstone of
American diplomacy for more than a century, received a
third fewer votes than the discovery of oil 1n Pennsylvania
and the subsequent emergence of the petroleum industry.
The Korean War received only 30 votes, the War or 1912
seventeen and the Spanjsh·American War seven.
A few editors were critical of the poll, citing the difficul-
ty of comparing a journalistic story such as the San Fran-
cisco earthquake with a historical development such as
Manifest Destiny and the westward movement. One disput-
ed that stories could or should be ranked within a given
year, much less over200.
Others disagreed. calling the ballot a challenge.
The poll contained 91 topics. They ranged from the
Teapot Dome scandals of the 1920s, Andrew Jackson's
presidency and the driving ofthe Golden Spike linking the na·
tion by rail to America's leading role in the founding or
the United Nations. prohibition and the rise of the suburbs.
Editors were free to add thetr own choices and some did m-
cluding one who voted for the emergence of the Star Trek cull
based on the televisiooseries.
A r ecaptulation or the leading stories follows:
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: Obviously this is the
watershed or Amencan history, the event that brought the
United States into being. That the break with Great Britain
was inevitable can be little doubted.
But the rupture came when it did through a series of
events: the growing impossibility or running a colony 3,000
miles away as a source of raw materials when its own
manufacluring, population and commerce were making
America a power in her own right; mismanagement and
corruption in London, at best a month's s ail away from her
colonies; the emergence or a singular group of leaders who
could mobilize opinion towards independence and, finally,
the impossible task of subduing a people on their own limit-
less homeland.
Britain at varying times was to occupy every major
American city yet could not conquer its people. The men
·and materiel simply weren't available, as Washington
came to realize and adopted the tactic or American indepen-
dence by the Treaty of Paris in 1782, and George 111 then re-
ceived John Adams as minister from his former colony.
DRAFrlNG THE CONSTITUTION: The Revolution
over. it remained to set up a government, one that became a
model for the centuries to come. It was a blend of political
realities in compromise between the smaller and larger
states, and a wise division or powers among the executive.
legislature and judiciary. ·
In 1776, it took two weeks for the news
to travel from Philadelphia to Boston.
This National Archives drawing depicts
only a few hundred persons on hand to
hear the declaration read on July 18.
Today's news computers can transmit
.entire Deel.a.ration of Independence from
Philadelphia to Boston in about 67 seconds
to be read by thousands within hours.
This far-seeing document of great flexibility has· been
amended 26 limes but still rematns the law of the richest na-
tion on earth, a document that has ltved from the Age or
Enlightenment to the Age of the Atom . ·
THE CIVIL WAR: Almost S00,000 men died in the
gravest cris is the Union has faced. It had been coming
almost from the beginning as northern and southern states
increasingly took issue over t he practice of slavery. As the
nation moved westward and new territories asked to be ad-
mitted, tens ions became more acute.
The election of Abraham Lincoln was the last straw to
the southerners. and the states began to secede. This Lin-
coln would not allow and the shots fired on Fort Sumter soon
after his inaugural ushered m four years or war that left the
South ravaged for decades.
WORLD WAR 11: When Japanese planes attacked
Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 a frustrated American sailor
for want of anything else threw potatoes at the enemy
aircraft. Within four years America's industrial might plus
her fighting men had joined Britain and Russia in crushing
the Axis powers of Germany, Japan and Italy.
It was a war that changed the balance of the world,
leaving the United States supreme among the free nations.
MAN ON THE MOON: For an eternity it bad been
there. inspiring poets. challengmg scientists but not until
July 20, 1969 did a human fool touch its dun gray dust. That
foot belonged to American astronaut NQil Armstrong,
whose landing with Edward Aldrin was the climax or a race
into space with the USSR. Other moon landings followed.
ATO~UC ENERGY: Al one point in the early days
members of the Columbia College football team used to help
stack graphite for an experimental pile. Then. a year later
in 1940. Prof. Enrico Fefmi started the first successful
chain reaction.
Five years later. after a $2.5 billion research and de-
velopment effort conducted in greatest secrecy, the world's
first atomic bomb was exploded ma New Mexico desert. It
was July 16, 1945, and the United Stales had led the world in-
to an era or unimaginable terror and unpredictable hope.
THE DEPRESSION: The United Stales had known
many panics, crashes and depressions, but none matched
the one thal began with the 1929 disaster on Wall Street
when the boom of the '20s finally burst ..
Hunger. unemployment and suffering stalked the land.
The granary of the plains stales became a dust bowl, and
the country was not lo recover until World War JI returned
full employment. '
WATERGATE: It began with a bungled burglary, then
grudgingly but relentlessly unveiled to reveal corruption on
a scale that led to the highest seat in governm ent. Before it
was done, President Richard M. Nixon resigned in dis-
grace. So did Vice President Spiro Agnew. leaving the na·
lion embittered and disillusioned. ·
WORLD WAR I : It was a last moment of innocence, the
belief thal a war that had Europe in n ames could see
America remain aloof. But German submarine warfare
against American shipping broke President Woodrow
Wilson's patience, and in 1917 the Uruted States was in it.
Her shipments of fresh, enthusiastic men turned the Ude
against Germany, but Wilson's idealism was shattered when
Congress refused to join the League of Nations at the war's
end. Nonetheless, Amenca had emerged as an undisputed
world power.
AUTO AND HENRY FORD: lie wasn't the only car
manufacturer, but Henry Ford's utilization of the assembly
line, his revolutionary $5 a day wage and his plain black
buggy set the nation off on a road the end of which, millions
or cars and millions more miles of highways lat.er. is
nowhere in sight.
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Bus Kidnap Tops State Top Story
Hy Tbe Asaodated Pres
The Chowchilla school bus kidnap-
ing was voted the top California news
story of 1976 by editors and managing
editors in the stale polled by The As-
sociated Press.
The year-end balloting placed the
San Francisco bank robbery trial of
Patricia Hearst as lhe No. 2 story of
the year. The continuing saga of the
newspaper heiress was the No. l story
of197S.
EDITORS PARTIOPATING in the
annual voling chose topics from
bUarre crime and a highway tragedy
lo space exploratioo and weather pro-
blems tor placement in the state's Top
10 category.
Stortea rounding out the Top 10 In-
cluded:
3 -The crash or a Yuba City school
bus in Martinez.
4 -S.I. Hayakawa dereats John
l'unncy for U.S. Senate.
5 -TWO VIKING spacecraft land
OD Mars.
t -Severc winter dfouabt hita most
of Callfornl1.
7 -Scandola in stale Hutth
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Department, including the mental
bo6pital investigallOM.
8 -Statewide malpracUce crisis.
9 -Gov. Brown runs tor president.
10 -Former governor Reagan runs
for president.
Continuing down the ballot:
11 -Aftermath or Howard Hughes
death. including search for Hughes'
will .
12 -Tie. The nuclear initiative
fight In the June primary election and
worldwide scandals iovolvinl
Burbank-based Lockheed Aircraft
Corp.
14 -SARA JANE Moore and
Lynette Fromme sentenced in con·
nection with presidential assualna·
Uon attempts.
15 -Legislature enacta major
coasUlne conservatton Jegtsl1tioo.
16 -Tle. Huricane Kathleen strikes
Southern California and Pat Nixon
suffers a stroke.
18 -SEVEN KILLED by benerk
gunman al Cal State Fullerton.
19 -San Francisco labor attire, lo·
eluding municipal workers walkout.
20 -Tie. Breakup of lhe Oakland·
A's and the Los Angeles Harris trial.
Jimmy Carter's defeat
of President J erry Ford
has been voted the lop news story of 1976.
In their annual poll.
editors and news direc·
tors of Associated Press
member newspapers
and radJo and TV sta-
tions ranked the deaths
of Mao 'l'se-tung and
Chow En Lai, China's top
leaders, as the second
most important story of
lhe year. The blcenten·
nlal celebration was
third.
The other top stories
were:
4. The U.S. economy. s. The Legionnaires'
disease in Pennsylvania. e. The Vtktng landlni
on Man.
1. The Washington sex
scandals.
8. The Patty Hearat
trial.
9. The Jsraell raid on
Entebbe airport In
u1anda.
10. The California
achoo! bus kldnapln1.
Day .of the 'Day' Dawns in '77
NEW YORK (AP) -It alt
started innocently enough when
George Washington, the nation's
first president, proclaimed tho
ftrst U .s: holiday: Thanksgiving
Day, Nov. 26, 1789.
Now, as America begins ita
third century, there are more·
than 2,400 holidays, festivals and'
special eventa scheduled in 1977,
says the 20th annual edition or
"Chases• Calendar or Annual.
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FROM NATIONAL Printingi
Ink Day in January to Day ol the:
Wren In December and from Ac-
tion Line Day to Zama Day,
tbere'a something tor everyone,
regardless of ace, sex, occupa-
tion or bobby:
Bachelors Day, Women_Ap·
preclation Day, International
Worktnc Women's Day, Senior
Cit.lzens Day, Children's Day,
Expectant Fathers D"Y, Brother
and Sister Day, Old People's
Day, Grandparents' Day,
Mothera·ln-Law Day. Youth Ap-
preciation Day, Teachers Day,
NaUonal Good N t&bbor Day,
National Clown Week, Beauty
Queen Week. National Fink
Week.
THERE'S MAY DAY and Lei
Day, Nntlon1l Boss Day and
Frisbee Toss Day, Arbor Day
and Pearl Harbor Day, Folk
Fe!:ta and J oke Fests, a day
honoring Dickens and a day
honoring chickens, a bow to art
and a salute to the heart.
The year's celebrations run the
gamut from Hate Week to
Harmony Week, both of which
occur In April. That month also
harbors I Gave Day on April 15
but takes a tum for the better
wtt'h Write-a-Love-Poem
Fortnight, starting April 23.
SWEETEST DAY ON Oct. 15 is
followed by Sourest Day on Oct.
2S, which could make you a c•n·
didate for the World Cham-
China Visit
LONDON (AP) -Margaret.
Thatcher, leader of the opposl-
Uoo Conservative party, wU1 via·
lt QUna ln Aprll, party IOW'COI
said.
plonsbip Crab Races or the
Skillet Throwing Contest. BelDt•
throwing Day is Feb. 3, but lt
might be well to hold your fire
until Feb. 5, which h
Weatherman 'a Day.
Should yo11 be in a mood to cort-
tinue your observance of Un·
derdog Day, there's Antlbl~
Day and National Cheer Up the
Sad and Lonely Day -perha,.
using an anecdote you beard=
National Tell a Joke Week or C
Up Your Funny Disc Joe
Week.
HAVING DONE YOUR lhinf
on Folly Day and Mischief Night.
you may want to take part In the
Brorue Bikini Bounce Contdt,
The Cb1tlin Strut, the Butt~
Parade, National Ding-a-IJltit
Day~ the Red FlaMel Quefii
Pageant or the Unicom Quest.Ing Season.
And should NalionaJ Not.bin,
Da.y threateu to last beyond Jaa.:
18. National New Idea Week 1c
acbeduled early tn Februari:
heralcUn1 J>ublidty Sb.mt w.-
startlllc AprU 1 and Pttss A&cnt.s:
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Handicapped
. Village Eyes
Special Need
WEED <AP) A village where the han-
dicapped can live and learn in unique college aJlcl
community style and setting will be developed in
Lhis Siskiyou County community.
Jt is a $9.S·million, federally funded pilot pro.
ject that may serve as a national example for new
approaches to providing the physically and mental-
~ ly handicapped with more useful, dignified li ves.
says its developer
GROUND WlLLBE BROKEN next summer on
the first phase, $2. 7-million to build fa~lities for the
first 100 enrolees, Lois Listoe of the Siskiyou Op·
portunity Center said in an interview. Doors open
about two years after construction begins.
The village -as it is called in lieu of an official
name -will accommodate 300 physically han-
dicapped or developmentally dis abled persons
when completed in two or three years, she said .
"There will be efficiency apartments, a Jiving
. area. kitchen and bathroom, all barrier-free. We'll
have them built as one·story collages housing six to IOpcople
"IT WILL BE l.AJD OUT like a campus
There'll be a vocational building, educational build·
mg, business and commercial areas where people
wUI be trained in normal settings," she said.
Beyond vocational education, Ms. Listoe said,
the village will be a "working community, with
civic government, mayor , city council, a
newspaper. so they can learn community involve
menl as u citizen. This will fortify the m. Job pre.
paration doesn't do it au.
"There's nothing like it yet in the United States
We began planning four years ago, using models in
Eur~. But we have modified and expanded on
them. and developed a much more unique program
in rehabilitation.
"WE WILL HA VE MUCH more comprehensive
education in in.dependent livlng" than existing
~orkshops for the handicapped, she said.
Educators from Stanford University and the
Un1vers1ty o f California are helping to streamline
courses. and an advisory committee r epresent·
ing Industries in California is helping develop voca.
lional programs.
Cour~es will he taught by ln11tructors at the
nearby College oC the Sisltlyous.
"WE WANT TO DEVELOP programs that re-
ally prepare for the job market. Instead of just say.
mg, 'Here we ar e.· we're preparing them for the job
market. We're circumventing the bottleneck. The
advisory board will help us prepare job-ready peo.
pie for 1obs that are there."
It Won't Fit
Nozz/,es Perplexing
WASHlNGTON (AP) -Carl Lotto. owner
o ( a service station along a busy Washington
lhOroughfare, is fuxling kt difficult to pump
1aa for some of his customen.
The problem rests with lhe new antlpollu-
bon nozzles that some gasoline dealers are be-
ing required \o install on gas pumps. The
flO?.Zle~ nrc designed toehminate rumcs which
contribute to amog.
CAU1''0RNIA ANO THE D18TIUCT or
Columbia have passed Ian requirtn1 the de·
vicea. In a few months. the U.S. Environmen-
tal Protection Agency wiU begin a pilot pro·
Jttt in several other regions of the country as
well.
Gasoline dealers complain that the
special nozzles are too short and don't fit some
cars. in part because some automobiles have
themselves been fitted with govemment-
~ulred a ntipollution equipment inside their
gas tanks.
The result is that at Lotto's station. and
many others in Washington and California,
owners of som e cars are discovering they
either can't 1et any 1u at all or must risk hav-
tn1 1allo111 or fuel a pilled over the side of their
cars.
THE BIGGEST PltOBLEM la .ttb 1975
a nd 1976 B u ick Skyhawks, Chevrolet
Cbevettea, Chevrolet Monzas, Oldsmobile Slarifaree, General Moton subcompacta and
most of the best·aeJUng vana.
"The noulea are just not big enough to get
them in the tanb," a aid Lotto. ''Not only that,
they are cumbersome."
Lotto aaid be bu 1'.cl to tum away "a
J1r1• number or cuatomen" whose can J~t almply could not be filled up.
''Just the other day, I had a larae rnovtnc
truelt whkh would haw taken 50 or 60 callon~.
but ht bid to •o elsewhere," he said.
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WHbloctoft 1taUona that bave not 1et In·
1talltd the a.w nozzl•. But they muat au~
comPb'. u mull statloaownel'l in Baltimore, BoAoa. Denver, Houlton, Fort Worth and
Dallul Philadelphia and the New J ersey sub-
w'bl o New York City, wben the EPA re1ul•·
Uoe take bold In a few inontbll. I
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BlRORS: Adnrtisers --------should che-c:lc their od.s A REAL BUY!
daily and report er· Jn Harbor Vu Hills. See
ron immediately. Tht th 1 ~ o ne o wne r 4
DAILY PILOT oswmes Bedroom, large family _._. f f room with rireplace liautlity or h ir1t in· home <iuality upgradins C:on'~ h1serli0ft Oftly. lhruoul Manv more ex· --------•I tras for ,l(raclous living See lo appre ciate l
PubllsMr's Notice: $138.500 6-14 7270
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REALTORS
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Ject to the Federal Faur •
llous1og Act of Ulb8
"b1ch makes it 1lle~ .. 1 111
Jdvertis e "any prl' ..,:~~~~~~~
ference , limit.itrnn, "' -d1~cnm10atJon hascd on
race. color, religwn . .!>CX, ABANDONED
or nal1oual origin. or un
intention to m11ke t1 ny
~uch preference. limita
Lion. or discrimmauon ..
:i St'Jroom. 2 balh. with a
frcc·furm J)<1ol and an
owner thnl needs lo sell
fast. Gre<1t for a home or
11n mvestment. One just
This newspaper will not like ll sold for $.S6,000.
knowingly -.ccept any last ye ar. t'ull price
advertising for real $51,500. with an assuma·
estate which is in \ 1ola· bl<' loan CALL qwckly
lion or the law 751 3191
Hous.1 for Sal~ --«;:SELECT ....................... T PROPERTIES
GeMt"al I 002 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BEDROOM +
BLUFFS
Schls, tennis courts &
comm pool. l blk, on out
s tanding grnbc ll.
Beuuttrully dec rl'd , 3 Br,
21 i Ba. SlOS.500
Call 759-0990
BY OWNER
GUEST SUITE
Well localed 3 bedroom.
:! bath ho me with nl!w
paint 111 and out ,
separate guest suite has
1lS own h:ilh and outside
entry Full pnce S76,500.
CAI .L $56·2660
c;::sELECT
I PROPERTIES
UDO ISLE
40 f't. lot on Lido's widest
street. 3 Bdrms. + bonus
room. Beamed cc1lini:s.
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REALTORS
676-551 I
OPIN HOUSES
J~SMIMI CHR: UO Wlilltt•~ Dr;
"Uaa1 Ht" MOdel, "-4, "9..HWy ...
c....t.cl. 2 story, 3 bedrOOM. fGPllify room,
2•/1 IMltht, WMn•llf large ycrd & patio Clf"ff,
la.-.tect lffe floors. tmteMy w.ttp••r.d.
p1111 .. 1d ,_.ly rC*11 IPedly C.-. & ,...,...
ronJ. Al _...Hin -24 how 1ecurity
1Hrd, pool. loclllDi, -clubhCMIH, t•ftftlt
cow+t.$117.soo.o,.. Sot& Sult 1.s
#II CANYON ISUHD DIUVI: lie) C•yo..
To...._.. J ,...._.. and daft. cattMdrClll
c ..... 1paclCMtt. 9'Qdom tl•lng -Pool Ir
.......... ._.... of l'Wwport leoch.
SI H,400. Opet1 Sat & S-I ·5.
~6 CAMYON LANE -CAHYOH CRHT: l
... OCMfte family room, 21/J baths, flNtliocH
i.. Uviftc) room & master bedrOOfft. fCln'IMll
c1ft1ng. '650 mOfttNy-yrty lease. 0,.,. Sat a s... 1·5.
2630 FIRST STREET -OLDE COROHA
Df:L MAl: 2 I~ garage, IClllltdrt
fadUHn, & HOO mantt\lyecrfy IMH. Of*' w 1.5.
JASMIHE CREEK: Excffinq spllN .... hOfM
witt. OCEAH VIEW; Mcilly belilt-ift t.atun.
-be91HM mirrors, top quality ~•ce1.
3 ledrOOflt, 21/2 battt, famlty rootn, Jn
JASMINE CREEK ~ the UvMcj Is CJ"of.
CRemulbcr, I lin there too-Jean Cal•I 24
how security quard. pool, jocuui. nHHIS
COURTS, clubhouse. S 171 .500.
CORONA DEL MAR -CHIMA cov~
Spectacular SIMSeh: Proctkalty the Gltly lot
crvailable in ffl~ ore. wiHt • outstMdiftc) ll'f·
ty mtd OCUH VIEW. Clow to beach ~o.
Go...tty "°f>iftCJ• easy to build att mtd OWHEtt
WILL SUIORDIHATE OH FINANCING.
Wld yow ow11 dream haule.
IACIC IA Y IUY: 3 hdroom. 2 bath, new
carpefflMJ, liYinq l"OOrll C9td dhMq rootft,
~·•MJ• larqe COY~ patio, fnlt trftl.
HM call for appointment. $75,000.
COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS
251 SE. Co:ast Hl!Y·· Corona det Mer
675-"'SSll
wt"Mrol I 1002 Gtt1eral 1002 .•.•........•.•........ ...••.............••..•
A.0 GoREY
......... has joined
the sales staff at
Select Properties.
Flo is licensed as a
real estate broker
and recently re -
ceived recognition as
a Graduate of The
. Realtor's Institute.
Flo brings a wealth of experience and
knowledge to her work.
For truly professional servicing
of all your real estate needs, call Flo
at 751-3191.
c;:;sELECT
I PROPERTIES
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UPPER
BACK BAY
VIEW!
Spa cious 4 Bedrm home
lu<'<tl\'t1 on :i :>l.'duded
trcc ,h,1dcd .. trcel
rte modl'lcd kitc he n .
large r:imily room with
fireplace. on hardwood
noors. Owner 1s anxious
Price 1s S71,9SO. Don't
wait, call: 6,IS-7221
Century 21 "Wcstcli£f ..
lncomnarable!!
OFF PAIK GREEN IM H.Y.H •
Highly desired location! On one of the
cul de sacs off Park Green, across
from the park. hes this 3 bdrm Lusk ln
Charmaville! Stained glass doors, dark
wood cabinets, warm w~U treatments
and sunny kitchen area. All on a large.
private lot. Super sharp at $155.000.
fee.
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REAL TORS'; 675·6000
2443 E:<1st Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
.ilso 1n Mesa Vn d•'. at 546 5990
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ORAMGE Sav• $.buy dlrcl'l rroo1 ;
Couuyy ownr. 3 Br, 2\~ bo, Hv rm •
" formal din'g, lgc den ! J Br. 2 ba Condo Laguna w/frplc, covered puli1.1. •
lUlls.$50,900 r edecorate d in /out.· United lroken $97,950. 10132 Dlr-chwood •
F'ran Wolf Dr H.B. 962 ... 369. Prin ,
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HORTH ILUffS IEAUTY
Exquisitely decorated 3 bdrm. 21,'.i
bath townhome in prestigious area
or Bluffs . Immaculate condition.
Located on wide greenbelt. Priced
to sell. $122.500. OPEH 1·5 265'
YlST A ORHADA.
A·RtAME IEACH HOME
Two blocks to beach or community
tennis court & pools & clubhouse.
Comfortable 4 bedroom , wood
paneling. private sundeck. open
study. Enjoy Newport Beach living
for $94,750.
IS SPAHISH YOUR STYU?
It's all here in this custom designed
corner home built by Valentine &
landscaped b y Beeson. Large
massive rooms w /high ceilings, 3
bedrooms , ga me room. private
master s uite w /jacu7.zi. $239,900 .
OCEAN VIEW Ir INCOME
2 units with view & pool. Owner's
unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus
game room w /wet bar. Income unJt
has 3 bedrooms , 2 baths. $210,000.
OlD CORONA DB. MAR HOME
Natural wood, warm papers,
French doors, 2 patios, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. Remodeled in 1974. Two
houses from tennis courts. $120,000
SUPHI UDO HOMI
A 2-story atrium is the focal point of
this custom built corner home with
five bedrooms & baths, den,
separate dining and family rooms.
$275,000.
llw CAM'fOM TOWHHOUSE
Fountains, tennis, pooJ, jacuzzi a ll
overlooking Champions hip golf
course. These go with this brand
new, imaginative, award winning 2
bedroom home . Come see i t.
$125,000.
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LAKE FOREST II
Sp11ciou~ 2 story custom
lakl' front ho me + dock.
3 yrs new, 2'l00 sq. ft pvt
\'Ommumly pool ~ tcunls
1·ourt. 4Br, 3811 . fully air
cond, highly upgrarled,
new top of line G~ bltn'I.
extensive wood panchn!l.
2 !rplcs, professionally
lndscpd. 581·81 lS or
$198.000. --------1 OPEN SAT /SUN I ·4
Describes f°h.is 4 Bedrm.
Uover Shores home.
Family room w/wct bar, lg . M1tr. suite and
kitchen w/breakfast
nook 1.U have a splendid
view or \]Jper Bay & sur·
roundln& mountains.
This home ls bum around
an atrium & oval pool
with fountain & rctracta·
hie dome + heated & filtered J acu:izi spa,
steam bath & garden .
Much, much more! Ter-
rific buy at $320,000.
'!J ACRE OH NEWPORT IA Y
Prime E. Bay Front location w /an
outstanding designed & constructed
7 bedroom, 7~ bath home. Spacious
grounds include large swimming
pool surrounded by lovely gardens,
pier & slip + a sandy beach & brick
terrace, 6 car garage + 6 car off·
street parking. $895,000
21892 Winnebago Ln.
I 16 Via GetlOCI
LA 'WSOH REAl. TY
• 675-4562 ft
MOWISTH!TIME $59,500
for joh secke~ to rhcrk lmmaculntc 3 Br. 2 Ba
the Dai ly J'Jlot Help homt'. All IJltns,
Wanted cluss1ficut1on. If fireplace, huge famlly
Uie job you want ts not rm and manicured yard.
there you rnlght coMider Cnll: M!i·842<1
offering your scrvke11 ASSOCIATED
with an ad In the Job SO. COAST BKRS.
Wanted category. Phone ---------
642-5678 Want Ad Help? 642·5678
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VACANT & READY
FOil YOUR JNSPEC·
TION. Super ram11} ~UPERB home with Jg. Bdrms.
dbl. brick fireplace. MES
beaut. carpeb. heav~ ~ t ''"
sha kc roof. fa m 1 I Y room '--,~5"!"55~W~.-=e~11~~ ... ,.':!:'c~M:O---
and much morC' Good Nori to M•rket Beallel
location on qwel street-S•9 8655
one block to park a nd --------schools. Hurry, don'! ------
miss this one! 546·5880 GARAGE SAi.I•: ads m
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
the Daily Pilot bring hap·
py resullll. To place your
drawing card, p~one
&t2-5678 today.
1 "-'N' MJMautO ltTTUS ,N 1, 1• r r 1• r 1 !ttlU SOV•IES . . • _ _ _ •
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An authentic "Williamsburg" col·
o nial h as jus t been creat ed!
Custom, quality features includjng
the most minute details, make this
architectural d ream an outstanding
achievement & distinct asset to the
community or Corona del Mar.
ParticU.lars a vailable with a ppoint·
ment. Presented at $175,000.
EMERALD IAY HILLTOI'
Fantastic view, pool. 5 bedrooms, 4
baths, den. Lower floor excellent
guest s uite. $225,000.
FRONT ROW IRVIHE TallACI
One or u kind estate-sized grounds.
Nearly "" ac re. Rambling 4
bedroom family home, view, pool,
huge family & garden room. 3"'1
baths. Hurry. $295,000.
_. C4HYOM -COUNJ'IY FllNCH
Architecturally exclUng in every
detail. High, coved ceilings. French
doors. plank noor entry. Tastelul
blend of wood , brick & marble. Den
w/Cireplace. walk·ln wet bar, wine
refrigerator, formal dining room.
Prime golf course view. $U5,000
A COUWaJ. IA*m CO.
644-1766
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Guarantees Our Service
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COSTA MESA FOUNTAIN VALLEY HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH
./ Investors Take Notice . s II 0 I' p I N r, c I': Ill T f: It !>It l'.
•partially developcrl. 2 :I al·rc~ t•> hl'
't:Omflll'lcd. Thi-; ofl1('I' •lnl v
exclusive!
•COMMERCIAi. l1u1lchnl!. l't·nh-r ot
Co.'lta Ml">a. C :!, <ill tl•rm' E~
chnn~t:. CNL , Cl. will t:nn~ukr
le.i.,c• h.u I. <'l'nl 111 v 'I IJuh.111 ,\
Doyle ~u1 t JGI!
Eashlde Income,...~
Recently refurb1:.hcd ~te x .
Attached gara~cs :rnd laundry
room Excellent rt•ntal h1~tory.
convenient to fr('(:w.iys Great
potential. Owner will discw.~ terms
or trade. Call ('entury :!I Marten
Real E~tate 640-5:J!i7.
$62,000
4 Lll.'rlrm 2 llath. f)l•,111t1fulh up
graded l'arpcts nn<l <lr:IPl"' I lug1·
yard . Copper plumlnn.: Call nuw
and s uhmit all otfcr" Century 21
Duhan & J>oylc S41S t H;H. ....
East Costa Meso
Rentals A •ailable
:! HR ' • ~!HI 111"
l';ill lor rnurc 111111
I l'lllury 21 We,lt hll l;l.1 i~~I
$47,500
Huy' an out!.landtnR 2 bcdrm home
in a plannl'd unit development Only
t yl'ar new & ready for you Poob,
tennis rourts, t'lubhou.~e~ & ALL
ll•rm~ Call for an apµo1ntment
Century 21 Berg 962·R891 or6-10-4950
Fantastic Fireplace
h S.111t .1 'entra nce to a ~Pt!l'till'Ular
2 '"""" 4 Bedroom heuuty Super
lan:l' lot s urrounds th•~ '>Pl'l'laculJt
hnrn1· Ow1wrs an-c1ou~. must sell.
i\S,\I'. hurrv ' Wt' 1wP1I hel11.
Ct•ntury 21 lfr1 j.( tito .. 1•1:~J111 'Nl2 ~I\.
I For Rent, 2 for Sate
Lacuesta Villas
ll<-.11 lv lor you and vour fum11'
Ouhlandm~ b;irgam. :I Hl'<irm'>. ~
hath. tlo~e to schoob. shuppm.: Jnd
IH'at h llurn Century ~I Ber~
f.lfl2 >\K'll or f\·IO· l!lSlt
By The Sea
Beautiful 4 bedroom, :! liath Ld
Cul''tta Ao;.,umable lo:.in (.'l)riwr lot.
Nt•w drupes all th•' :ind more lor
S89,!l'J5. Century 21 Her.: Gl().;1950 or
962 11891
Sea lrenes!
Lots or used brick and a heavy
shake roor accent this charl1\lllg 3
bedrm, 3 bath home. A massive
fireplac·e accents a large ram1ly rm
with a garden view gourmet
kitchen. cwerlookmg a huge yard A
formal dinmg rm and secluded 2n1
noor mru.tcr suite are additional
pluses you can 10.i: to the beach. too• t'entury 21 ~me~ 114&-:J:M>l
Adult Hid~Away
Th" M.i,tl•r Suite of this hl•aut1ful
purt y homl' •~ loeat"'(J all by it self
ml th1· -.1•r nnd floor, ovl'rl111Jk1n~ :i
fahulo11-. poul and jat•uu1 A .:round
flour t•n11•rla111ment CC'ntt·r a nd
J!011r mt'l k 1t l•he11 arc udd1llfln:il
h1~hli1!h1' 111 this 4 Bt•droom , 3
B<1th. h1ghh 111>~r,ufrd home OnC' o l
1 l..111.t .11 univ S:l2 .'>Oii. l't•ntury 21
1-;mcrv Rlli :1301
Cool Pool! Hot Spa!
Gracious Olive tree accent this
hideaway 3 bedrm, t~ bath home
on a ririvatc cul-de s ac Entry leads
to cozy hvmg rm and crackling
fireplace A rheery kitchen opens to
a fabulous patio and sparkling H&F
pool with Jacuzzi and p00I sweep.
Secluded mirrored maslcr '>wlc
this "-Oii t lust ccill l '1·11tury .!l
Emery 846·3301.
ATTN:
SALESPEOPLE
ANNOUNCING OUR 2ND
HUMT.IEACH
LOCATION
Century 2 I Emery
2 t t 08 BeacffllYd.
at Atlanta
We arc now 1nter v1ewing sales
people ror this outstanding new
location. Find oul about the best
kept secret in Hunt. Beach. Call
1146-3301 and ask ror Andy or Tom.
Turtlerock
Beautiful Plan 8, near the pork.
Exceptionally clean, colorluUy and
tastefully decor ated. Move in
ready! Owner transfer red a nd
anxious. $84,000. Open House Sat &
Sun. 12·5 6272 Sierra Palos Rd.
<Take Sierra Lisa, off Turtlerock'
Dr.) Century 21 Marten Real Estate
640·5357
Twtlerock fff Lmd
View of Irvin& Hills and across the
street from the p ark . Walk to
schools, community pool, & tennis
courts. 2 Sty, 4 bedrm, 3 bath & a
LUXURY CUSTOM BU1LT den or
study w/wel bar. Quality upgraded
thruoul. Truly deserves your in·
s pection . $112 ,SOO. wh ich
INetUBES TJIE LAND. WE'RE
HERE TO HELP , call &iS-7221 Cen·
tury 21 Westclirr
Upper Back lay
You'll appreciate each feature or
lhls family home. From the bright·
ly remodeled kitchen. <.'OZ)' inviting
family room with stone firepla~. A
private master s uite. Mantcured
pnde of ownership landscaping. All
and much more affordably pnced.
$74,950. WE'RE llERE TO HELP.
Call Century 21 Westcliff Realty
645-7221.
lhrffs Caftdo
Twiggy and our condo have
something in common -they're
both former models. Our X·model
is available and the thin price
makes Twiggy look fat! How would
you like to tell the guys you're
living with a rorm er model? Open
husband's r ecent promotion and job
Raqueua. Can Century 21 Marten
Real Estate 640-5357
Meet Gretchett Helson!
Gretchen has been hclriing people
find homes, rccrcutional und invest·
m e nt p roperties in the San
Bernardino Mts . Due to her
h usbands r ecent promotion and Job
chnnge. s he'll now living in our
area. She'<i a knowl~eable and
experienced r eal estate tounSelor.
Give this pel'l!onable lady a call and
place yourself m her competent
hands. Century 21 Marten Real
Estate 640-5357
View! View!
Ternfic open view of the Back Bay.
Many custom quuhtv features wtth
3 bedrms & col'.y Cam room Prof.
landscaped . WE'RE H ERE TO
H ELP. Call 645·7221 Century 21
Westcliff Realty.
5916 W ornet" A•e. CAlL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help:
Huntincjton Beac:h 846-330 I 19191 lrooldlurst 200 Newport C..,..,. Dr.
HuntifM)tOft leach 962·88' I Newport leach 640.5157
1731 Westdiff Dr.
Hntporl leadl 645-7221 1740 O~ An.
Costo M•sa 548-1168
2418 Moc Arthur at
Ford Rd. HI 640.4950
We're NATIONAL, but we're NEIGHBORLY
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VIEW
BUiiy up~raded. \l'ry
spacious home on l(olf
cour~e. 4 bds. mai.tcr
down, 21.2 ba, frml din,
Jge lam rm. wet bar &
expans1ve view. 545·94!/J
COUNTRY CLUB -ea\ £s'a'e ~ f ff
PnmcCountry C'luhJn•a e e -Q.rl'e a ';!'
of Ml'sa VerdC'. <lu•l·t CUSTOM. BUil T
tree lined <·ul cit• s J t' { I cuds to 1 story. s pat'mus ... TO LAST 1-:xn •pt ion al pre J l! It j
3 ~'\lrnom homl'. L;ir.:l' <·u~tom home, built b~
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room hos t s m ;i~"•I\ l' II.ii ror RI' 10111nl! on
,ltlne farcpla c i-. O\l'r '•rd .n ·re Int.
hn•akfas t b:ir & owr Beautiful 3 bt•droom .
tnoks tropical )!ardt•n family room homr •~ 1n
patJO l''ull price SlllO ooo brand-new •·ond 1tion
JO', Down. Call \!Ii:! 77111!. w1lh m;iny <'Ulttom up
. r
I Classified Ads ~~~I h11t
Jtems, smJll llc m:. or
any item. 642-56iH _ A KEY
<HMrol 1002 "'1"R€ALTORsA .••••••..•...........•. --
cae:·
·&BOISE ILllNS ca~
OVER 50 YCAR S OF SERVICE
eoPEN SAT & SUN 1.s
tt 16 DEERWOOD LAME
Luxurious 4 Br Broad moor 11 I on
Extra Large Lot .. Glazed Ceramic
Tiie Entry. Wood Pegged Floors &
Thick Carpeting Expensive Wall
Coverings. Exquisite Draperies.
Every Room w /V1ew of Lush
Gardens Fountain", Pool & Jacuz7.1
$295.000
116 Y1A QUITO
3 Bedrooms on Choice Lido Isle.
View of Patio From Li ving Room,
Formal Dining Hm & Kitchen.
Ove rs ized Powder Rm Down .
Upstairs Features Mstr Bedroom
w/Separate Dressing Area.
Unusual & Charming Decor. Shows
Tender Loving Care $149.500
4 II Pl.A TA -IH nE l&.UFFS
Front Row Popular "E Plan" Con-
do with 3 Bedrooms 21 ~ Halhs.
Family Room. Patio Great View of
Upper Bay. For LcasC' at Si!l(l per
Mont.h
e IY APPOINTMENT
UDO ISLE IAYMOHT $210,000
F abulous 2 Story Home with View
in Area of PrestiJ?ious Homes. Pier
& Slip For Lp,c Yacht 4 Br. 4 B~•.
Den 2 FircpluN's. W('t Har
Leasehold.
NEWPORT SHORES
Lovely 1 Story Modem w/BeautiCul
Decor. 2 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Den, 2
Private Patios. Garden Entry Near
Clubhouse Pool & Tennis Courts . $77,500
U.YRONT APAITMEMT
SS Ft Balcony Overlooks Lido Chan-
nel. 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. Van Luit
Wallpaper, Parquet Floors in Entry
and Hall. Low Monthly Main·
tcnancc $130,000 Leasehold
4NOIGI ILKIMS CO .. UAl.TOltS
Ill DOYB ORM 631·1800
~radcs. Separate 12'"8'
work..~hop. 12581 'llc" ~·rn1
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Y.\LLEY
HE \IT\
1470Jambo•ffAd .N-"°'1 lleacll
CALLUS FOR
Condos fTwnhses
In Tustin/Irvine
From S36.000 (o Sli9.000
F.XCEl.Lf':NT T f-:H MS
THE HOMES ELLERS
752-535)
CUSTOM IUIL T
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
You <an he m lh1~ P•<'
tur,•! 4 lx'droom. 2 hath.
with rna~ll'r bl"<troom on
first floor. lh-amC'd
<'dthedr:il C't-1lini: r'am1-
ly room with nuor 1 o c·C'tl 111.: fireplace. JO~,· fron
t.il(c Pool ~m· Jot with
fare pit and wood plunked
con\ersat1on area
$125,000 Call S.\G '231.3.
Ul'<Nlll9•11Sf 'I ?Ill• I
[®IH~ltl
TUSTIN
l l/2 ACRES -Guest house. pool, room
for horses and tennis court. Main
house has 4 Bedrms. and a fantastic
view of Newport Bay
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
HEW LISTING -Move ri ght in!
Completely remodeled 3 Bedrm. +
de n . Walk to everythin g. Bring
$15,000.
447 Costa Mesa St. Sat. & S1111. 1.s
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
INVEST Ir WATCH -Your property ap-
preciate. Clean 2 Bedrm . 1 Bath on
large lot.
515 l"IMAn. Sot. & Sun. 1-5
COSTA MESA
2 IRAHD HEW HOMES -Choose your
own colors! Quiet Cul-de-Sac. close to
shopping. 3 Bedrm., 3 Bath each.
Fireplaces + much more. $85,500. and
$87. 500. r;.•
WONDERFUL WESTCLIFF
REWARD FOR WAJTIHG -All lop notch
d ecorating. Lovely paneling, ti les.
wallpapers in this 3 bedrm, 3 bath
family room home. Bonus -its loca-
t10n ~ On hidden street, away from
traffic. $137 ,000.
1206 Essex Lane Sat. Ir SUI\. 1·5
Rl'aut1ful S11ul'iouci 'I
Bdrm I.at' lot, imm1•d
0<·cupancy. Sti0.950 I THEHOMESELLERS G9Mral 1002 GeMf"OI 1002
752-5353 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . ·---------Upper Ioele Boy
SSS.950. Country livlnS? nt
city prices. Assumuble
lolln. Save $Son Uus 3 Br
borne.
Hewpori Seowind
Sharp condo w /many
xtras. Located pn mar)
ofN.B, A Musl nl $68,SOO
Irvine MC!a Realtors
Cull 546·8640
BIG CANYON
EXECUTIVE HOME
W/VlEWOF FAIRWAY
LAKE&MOUNTAIN
Spac: & luxurious, J nr. 2~ ba. fee land.
Open Sunday 1·<1 :30
#6 Rue Verte, N.8 .
TURTLE ROCK
DRAMATIC llOM E
in the Hills of I tvrne
A 11ecluded 2 Br, den. 2
ba. single ram1ly home.
surrounded by Rardc.nJ, onr~land.
GRAND VISTA
REALTY 768·1212
T r y e D <11 l y Pilot
Class1f1ed Ad to buy, seU
or rent somelhlna •
• \
FAMILY HOME
on pool sized corner lot. 4 Bedroom, 2
bath. fireplace, new carpets thruout.
Boat or trailer access. Covered by our
1 year warranty. $49,950.
BIG CANYON LUXURY
3 Bedroom and den, capitalizes out·
standing landscaping, 2 Jacuzzis, pool,
builtin vacuum, electric control gate,
10 speaker stereo system, sunken
Roman tub and many more beautiful
a menities.
CALL 640-9900
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. Presents
Charming Provincial Home
Shorecliffs -Picturesque Comer -: $235,000
A real landmark! This enchanting quality built home can be yours today!
Designed by Herbert Brownell A.I.A. Panelled & beamed cathedral ceiling in li v-
ing rm. 3 Lovely bdrms. 3 baths. country kitchen & extra large utility rm. A free
form pool with waterfall. Upstairs master bdrm o'looks the ocean from two sides.
You wtll love this established prestigious area .
20 I MORNING CANYON OPIN SAT Ir SUN 12:10.4:10
JASMINE CUEIC-S I 54,000
The newest security gated area in
Newport. Tennis cts, pool, clubhouse.
Newly listed 2 BR & den one-story.
Perfection thruout. Lush custom
cptng & drapes, beaut. wall papers.
Fabulous jacuzzi outside mstr. bdrm.
26SHOAL DR. SUN. 12:30-4 :30
llG CANYON CHARISMA
Elegance abounds in this 2·story beau-
ty w/sunset & golf course view!
Boasts or 3 bdrms, Corm DR, wet bar.
Sunken Rom an tub in M. BR ste & ex-
citing jacuzzi. Built by Deane Homes
& proC. decorated. 3 Patios & lush
landscaping. A joy to see! $285,000.
7 Rue Grand Vallee S/S.12:30-4 :30
WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO.
HEALTOI\!-, ·.i1H•' l ~Ht>
LIDO ISLE HOME FOi LEASE
Lovely 2~story, 3 Bdrm & den home in-
cl. lge mstr BR w/lge sundeck. Spac.
LR & formal dining. Cpts. drapes. Un-
furnished. $1,000 mo. By appointment.
l 11~ CAHYOM TOWMHOMES
Sparkling New! Big Cyn C.C. views, court~yd. entries. pools, tennis els,
cedar shingle exteriors, security! !
··oa.kcrest." 1·$ty 2 BR. Highly up-
g ra ded . Air cond., lush cptng &
drapes, microwave. View! $795 Mo.
Spacious "El Dorado" 3 Bdrms, 21h
baths 2 story. Lge kitchen & DR.
View! .Lse $850 mo. Sale $159,500. 26
Canyon Island Dr. S&S 12:30-4:30 (Off
Ford Road -East of Jamboree>
211 I S• hmpt Hih Road
HIWPOIT CIHTER. H.B.
644-4910
G.....t 1002IGaMrill 1002 GtMrill IOOZ I .............................................................................................
41DRM. $61.100 ____,,..~ so SECLUDED! I
Best priced home In all FOR SALi n ow.a Adult occupied 'famllv Mesa del tdar. Just r~ home. nestled In a qultl i
mod eJed w1lh new SPYMASS North Cost¥ Mesa l
cDrpeh. drape!t and SZ00,000 nei g hborhood . 3 1 'point Quiel street. dose ~room. gre:il enter· 1 to 1chools nnd parks . Va-B~ buy in Spyglass. Nantuck~t talnment puuo 11rea. St>c ,
ront and owner nnx-I G . t this at $(16.950. tous-5omronc'sgolngto M • real view o ocea~ and 14, ... 141 1¢<'t u good buy! Call Catalina.
646-588()
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• REALTORS -6.o:41'6 ~
COAT ~&WALLACE . RE Al ESTATE INC
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~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty
FINER HOMES .
F«OM $98,500 TO $1,200,000
OPEN HOUSE -UDO ISLE
SAT. & SUM. 12·4 P.M. AT 208 VIA
M&O'OHE. One or Lldo's best buys
with So. patio on 56' lot. Attractive
3BR. 2 bath w/lots of room to ex-
pand if needed. $156,500. (Y24)
HARIOR VIEW CA.RMB.
Outstanding adult home on extra-
wide street. Only doors from park &
clubhouse. OPEN SAT. & SUH. 1·5
P.M. 1826 PORT CH.ill.ES. <Y25)
HEW OFRRIMG
SHLing · pretty as you please
watching the bo<.1t.s go by in both
channels. the turnrng basin &
beyond. A couple's dream home
w/spac1ous rooms incfuding 2BRs,
family room & d1rung room + pool.
$225,000. Jane J.'razee 642·8235.
(Y26)
TRIPLEX
New offering -ih.ree 2BR, 2 bath
units -excellent condition -prime
location in Costa Mesa. $98,500.
Harriet Perry 642-823.5. (Y'Zl)
PANORAMIC VIEW
Bay. boats ·& city li ghts : Dramatic
Dover Shores 21lR + den. wood &
stone home w/spacious private
courtyard, pool, jacuzzi, garden
lights &.maint·free landscaping on
Jg. corner Jot. Features 2 fireplaces,
beveled mirrors in dining room.
lath & plaster. beautifully crafted
built-in cabinets , wet bar, beamed
ceilings in den + deluxe security
system. $215,000. Marj<?nc Mahon
644-6200. (Y28)
LINDA ISLE
One of the nicest Bayfronl homes on
Newport Bay. 5 lg. BRs, 412 baths,
formal dining + family room.
Beautifully appointed w/Spanish
tile & wood panelinf!. Warm -
spacious -comfortable. Pier &
s lip. $297.500. Martha Macnab
642-8235. (Y29>
GALAXY DR. -DOVSl SHORES
Beautiful t·uslom home overlooking
Newport Bay -Ocean & Newport
Center. Mansard roof fon nal din-
ing -4 oversized BRs -family
room dmmg room -lovely ter-
race & gardens for entertaining.
$329,500. Barbara Aune 642-8236.
(Y30>
'"TOUCH THE STARS"
An outstanding 5BR hig h on
Spyglass Hill w/spectaculnr view of
Ocean & Coas tline. Sparkling night
view r,f Ne wport Center &
Peninsula. l<"amily room -bonus
room -cozy den/study -pool &
Jas_uzzi. $340,000. Cathryn Tennille
6d4,.-6200. (Y31)
COllMlaY ATMOSl'HIU
2 private homes nestled amongst
the pines on over Sh-acre of ground.
Room to build another home or ten-
nis court. Located near Newport
Beach. Appt. only. Lois Egan
644-6200. (Y32)
FAVOllTE CHOICI tM
IAYNOMT IMT'lllS
The st atistics r ead: <out of a fi eld of
less than 15 available bavfront
homes) ... the only custom home on a
70' lot -sandy beach -fee title,
not leasehold beautifully de·
signed newly completro m-
e o m p a r <• h I e q u a I 1 t y &
crafLc;man c;h1p room for lg boat
A WINN~n nt $3K5,000. Beverly
.Morphy 642 8235. (Y33)
HST IUY tM CAMlO SHOIES
Higllly upgr aded 3BR. 2 bath home
on lg. lot w 'room for pool. paddle
te nnis court. Totally remodeled
kitchen w/cvery possible amenity.
New carpets & drapes thruout.
Massive used brick fireplace. PLUS
total security a larm system. Sandie
Fix644·6200. (Y34)
.. LINDA ISLE"
6B Rs, 4 ~ baths, family room. 3
fireplaces & h uge slips for your
personal fleet! An elegant home in
classic Span ish s"tyle! Cool
courtyards & s unny decks for
gracious entertaining. See it soon!
Price reduced for "quick .sale."
Appt. only. J ohn Granath 642-8235.
(Y3.5)
SUPER CYPIESS SHORES
Be a lucky one & buy one of the last
Ocean Vie w Jots in this area. Nice,
big comer Jot w/approval to build
2nd story. Private beach, park &
secunty guarded gate. $70,000 -
will trade. Lynne Rothell 644·6200.
(YS6)
642·123S 644-6200
90t Dovw Drive H•rbor View C.nter
Irvine at campus Valley C..nter
752·1414
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DAILY Pf&Of CLASSIFIED ADS ::.. c::: =-= ~ (842·N'18 J ,,,. ~' e..ic.
1.
SA VIMG FOR A RAINY DAY?
Put your trust in Davidson Realty's
trained professiona.18 to help you make
a wise real estate decision .
SIMGIMG IN THE IAIM when you Ii ve a
Lido Isle hfe style. Charming 4 bdrm •
3 bath homl', warm wood paneling in
living rm .. family kitchen with wet
bar, South patio. 113 YJA NICE, OPEN
SUN. l-5. $159,500
A PORT IM THE STOIM. Need an interim
RENTAL'! 4 Bdrm.. 4 bath Lido Isle
home, avail. yearly, $900.
SILVER LININGS for the wise investor.
Cannery Village commercial; good off.
street parking. $8.5,500
HIGH AND DRY 5 Units in Dana Point,
above the marina, cannot be duplicat-
ed! $135,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W Coasl Hwv N 8 645· 7575
3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060
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5 Bdrms.. 4112 baths, family rm. &
'formal dining. Large tile patio &
waterfront dcc:k. $275.000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Blly~acle Orivt" N 8 b75 616 1
:;ettual I 002 G"'erol I 002 •·······•·········•··· ..•......•.•...••••....
MEW LISTIMG-WATBFROHT
$115,000
Fcdastic VIEW 2 bed. Condo wittt boat
slip avoilable. For the uecutiH who
w.+s cor9ftte li•incJ witt. .,ality-tMs Is
if! Yau win fall in Ion lll'IHt the *quiet
coordinated dee~
HEW LISTING -NEWPORT llEACH
OHL Y $92,000
Outstanding 3 bedroom hotM for ~
fcinWly who Ions to jog and bird watch.
Mew c:~tinq & drapH mtd manicured
landscaping. Privacy mtd .. ,,.. Ylew."
' PENINSULA CONDO $9 I ,500
Spocious 2 bedroom witfl balcOftiH for
borlMc.uing. Srclal HCwity building,
but near all the acffon. Boot $lip o•ailo-
ble.
OM THE CAHAL -
NEWPORT IUCH
$119,500
Gt"ociaus ~ for the fwrily who wants
to fin on"'• wat..-. Larg. to... iMG-OCMft
holne witlt loads of "'°°"' to wl .... in
and •• A -,arfety of f.OONl&rity GC•
ffYiffes for the clUlct-a .... C046tiUllty
POOL & hNtls cowt.
liSTHM STYLE-2 STORY
NEWPORT IEACH
$159,500
Loocls of qHllty .... "'°°"' to ro.w "'
tMs 4 b1•0CMR h-. wfftl blwl~ol
.cl 91-d1...1t•1 as,......,... as
Jtis....,..
'Walet ft01tt HOIMS-wffh a IOMUS
$239,000
UMqu. Ir ....... with bridr. ......
sw..d gt.ss, M•de91 tffe 9'd MICh
..,,... C• be a 4 or 5 ~ hoMt or
• J ~ wfftl an lltcw .wt. Thia fs
OM of a kiltd.
LIMON HEIGHTS -MfH1 !stat•
. U44,500
Jmf HM bfft "'• Mis c• offer with a ·
VIEW. aboY• it 4111nu11 a bl.tit.Ry
decorated hOIH fol' the fatally Who
..... 4 MdrOOMS. fonwal clmillg rocMlo
.,ac:lous fOMlly rocw. mid gcwgtOM pool.
l'Ws Is • WMUClf hmm with .....ttt CMd
chcw1ll IMlt totally coow•:at9d lit dlcor.
A fWly ti .. s ...,.. -belt yo.t'cf MYlr
llnow It-the c~Olll Is ~· S.. It
...tbellne.
llG CAMYOM -POOL Ir YJIW
$191.500
,,. ultiftlCllM ht decCW'GffltcJ for ...........
klWRg necutlv1. l.......,Ye loldl ...
tmdel conclolftlnhn hcMM wfth privacy
.cldtarna.
IEST OF UDO IS&.1-
ALMOST MEW
$116,SOO
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s,.1111 ccah H. 1'«•· A perfect U.._.oe.,..oftl.. .... airNft• -...1oc.t1en. s., .... _...._...
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... ffMe to Uioose yo.-ccrpet ...S •
pl-.c• coton.
MIWPOltT HACH DWUX
$154,500
'-914bed & dew ... J-. ..... w1111
,.... YllW of water, boats 9d lllfJM ·
'9Jllh. W• to ~ _.· .... ••"'Y· fWRcJ. Sltoww by app:allltwwuel.
WATERFRONT
· HOMES
2t.,.'t 1 w c,,,.,~r 11111h""""
NC'Wp('lrt !3«11ch
( 71416Jl· 141XI .
Corona del Mar Estate
Magnificent panoramic view from this
·•Top-Of-The-Hill" home, situated on a
level two thirds acre. 5 Large bdrms .•
formal dining rm., 7 baths, 4 garages.
AND a large heated ~I. Wonder_f ul
privacy for the entertammg executive
or the large family. $265,000 Includes
this most valuable land!
WE'VE MOVED
Visit our s plendjd new quarters al 450
.Newport Center Dr. Phone 7S9·081 I
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
GeMrol I 002 I GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . .
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loyfront estate with 6 II. 51/2 IA.
Dock for 2-60' boah.
S460,000
l 1 9 Via Udo SClltd
Open Sat&.Swt 1·4
}3rittingham llulrg
3336 Via Lido, HI 675-0123
SPARKLING
POOL HOME
8cuut1rul 4 Bed rm. r 1:"1"'-•-~ --h t> I home. Grl'al location ~~~=:::..._:'-E=:··_:'-A1K:.:.:.:.~.::..:..:.;"Vf"~l :..::Y:..::4.:...(._;,_,,_. _,•_·u_l_o_r<~
oe.ir Costa Mesa Hhtb '
and O range County ILUFFS CAllM&ITA
College. f'antasLJc pool OM! Of. 1MI llST! ~•th jacuzzi. Outduor l..ocatcd on benuillul view greenbelt; • heaters, gas BBQ.
Secluded court yard, .-n spacious 4 bdrm .. 3 baths, lge. rumpus
try w11h fishpond. Set rm., formal dining rm., brkfst. area.
Lhis unique home t.oday. Good value fo.r$1..20,()()() $76,300.
640-6161· COMPARE DIS-$12,000
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
Scll ulll" items 642·5678
4 Bdrms., bonus rm .• huge country
kitchen with frplc. In the new Sand-
pointe developmenr i.:rc:it location
near park & tennis courts. Assumable
V.A. loan atB:Y.%.
C.F. COLESWORTHY
640.0020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
in Irvine by Owner
Popular Greenbriar Plan
4 Bdrm -2 Bath-Family Rm
NEXTTOTHELAKE
Immediate Occupancy.
$ll0,000
Please call 586-3637 after 6pm
weekdays or anytime weekends.
Principals only
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OPEN HOUSE
TODAY From
I pm to 5 pm.
REDUCED $4000 EXECUTIVE EST ATE
MESA VERDE This btfl 3 bdrm, 2 ba home 1s
now priced below market .
Cozy custom fireplace shows
like a model. Great area. Can
you be lieve $54,950'~ !)O!l
Autumn. Anaheim. 54~-94!H
FOUNT AIM 'f AUEY AREA
Btfl 4 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 s tory
home. Great floor plan, Italian
tile entrance, l~e living rm
with PV stone fireplace. frml
din, family kitchen, cul de sac
s treet w /es tr a lge lot. 1935
Kildeer C.M. 545·9491.
VIEW IN THE ILUFFS ' ·
This 3 bdrm in "Delores''
model has a beautiful park for
a back yard, as well as an ex-•
pans ive View of the Back Bay.
Located on quiet cul-d~sac.
312 Vista Madera, N .B.
POOL Pl.AYERS DBJGHT
Is provided in this immaculate
s pacious family home with
beautiful landscaping, loads of
cement work for min. yard
care & huge separate RUM-
PUS RM that accommodates
pool table w /plenty of room
left over. S/Warner; E /off
Magn&lia.-17-140. Juniper.. F. V •
646-7711
WESTMINSTER
CREAM PUFF
Btfl 4 bdrm home in move in
condition. Fresh paint, new
crptng. new wax free floor_s,
Mexican tile entry, built-in
radar range. Has every thing
and it is a mere step to Mile
Square Park. See it now! ·
$67,500. 15802 Las Nubes,
Westminster. 545·9491
PAINT & SAVE
3 +POOL
$49,000 buys this 3 bdrm, rec
rm, H & F pool. Needs a little
TLC, but what a uuy. Located
on quiet tree lined str eet .
GI /FHA buyers welcome .
13332 Deanann, Westminster.
545-9491
SOUTH COAST Pl.AU
Area, lgest single story 4 bdrm
"Morning Sun." Upgrade d
t h ru-out, adult occupied,·
raised dbl door entry, vaulted
ceiling, dbl oven, much more ..
lmmac condition. 2301 Sao
Lorenzo. S.A. 546-1754. Sun
12-5.
COSTA MESA
' GOLF COURSE VIEW
Btflly upgraded exec. home on
golf course. Every rm. ve ry
spacious w /mst.r bdrm down, 3
up, 2'h bas, frn:U din. rm., lge
FR, wet bar & expansive view.
105 Masters Circle .. C.M.
545-9491.
RANCH MESA
HEW VA OR ASSUME
Very tastefully decorated. 3
bdrm, 2 ba hom e in good are<I.
Frml din, fireplace, lgc cov-
ered patio. VA lerms availa·
ble. Newly offered at $69,950.
3093 Yukon, C.M. 545-9491.
EASY LIVING
Jn this lovely shake roof M .V.
home. Lge master bdrm with
strium, 3 more bdrms, 2 bas,
country kitchen, cathedr al
ceiling and more. Veterans
welcome. 3354 Nevada, C.M.
545-9491.
SO. COAST PLAZA
A short walk from exceptional
3 bdrm, huge m str bdrm,
bonus rm, wet bar, patio,.
private lake, boat dock, swim·
ming, sec gate. Model home
look, must see. $71 ,500. 968-3371
or 546·1754. 1913 Wakeham,
Costa Mesa. Sun 12·5.
5 IEDROOM
Lovely tam. home in beautiful
Irvine Community. May be
purchased subject to existing
low interest GI Joan. N off
Culver in Culverdale. 17751
Manchester, Irv. 646-7711
PRIVATE COMMUNITY
SlngJe f a m homes in this btn
Npt Bcb location·w /xlnt YIEW •
Quiet cul.de-sac st. $149,990.
2201 Private Rd., N.B. 646-7711
LIDO ISLE
Outstanding custom bit home w /4 bdrms, 3 ba, fam rm.
separate game rm & 3 car
~araJ!e. Excellent value at
$217,700. 107 Via Genoa, N H
646-7711 •
646-Tlll
FABULOUS DEANE HOME
Magnificent 2 story with 3 huge
bdrms, 3 bas, family rm &
For m a. l d i n i n g • room •
Professionally lan~caped, im-
pressive court yard entry. 4951
Persimmon, lrv. 646-7711
NEWPORT CREST
Super s harp 3 bdrm, 3 ba Con·
do. Choice location in complex.
Shows like a model. Only
$88,000. #7 Gretel Ct., N.B.
545-9491.
BIG CANYON' BEAUTY
·Exclusive area. quality built, 4
bdrm on prime :i~ acre view
lot. Prof. landscaped, terrific
patio for executive entertain-
ing. E tor J amboree on San
J oaquin Hills Rd through
security gate Big Canyon
Country Club. 10 Burning Tree
Rd., N.B. 838-6256.
BAYCREST POOL HOME
Spacious, beautiful, newly de·
coraled family home in select
area. Priced ri ght for im·
mediate sale. 2051 Shipway
Lane, N.B. 646-7711.
LAGUNA HICi.UEL VIEW
Beautifully upgraded P aceset·
tcr home. 3 bdrm, fam. rm.,
dininl{ rm .. with serene &
p n vat t• I us h I y I Cl n d s ca p e d
p:itm Grc:1l vnl11<' at only sn .:i oo S /Crnwn Valley
l'al'kWa) on Jl11lhurst. 24082
Estancia. Lat:t. Nii:. li'16-7711.
YOU• Mt4US1'
W 4LKIA & LU OflAC9
IJOf'tH
Over 160,000 homes G:r
sold since 1941 :;;.;.
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3 Rr, 2 Ba. t~ome. Uv. & to veteran~ • P uymc-nh
<lining urcJ. Frplc, dbt like rent .I-:int.1~1.1t• 4
garal(e. !.g. storaae bllli: lJedrm, rlreplure. Gr1.•1Jt
646 mtll'v,·~· G44--04J Mlgbborhood ~.ooo
Lachenmyerl lt i:· '·, ..
962·4471 r.::: 546·8103
Realtor ~Want Ads Call 642 56711
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3 BEDIM. + FAMILY + POOL
$58,000.
This 3 Bedroom . l 1h Bath. rarm
st~le home h as a warm paneled
18x18 family room. Kitchen is filled
with Early American Honey Maplt>
cabinets. Greut storage in garage.
Ideal for .the h obbyist. Hurry, ju.st
Listed.
. REMODELED COTTAGE
Brand new carpets, drapes, paint
and leaked floors. EnclOl>ed garden
room highligh ts this s pectacular
h om e . 3 Bedrrn., H '4 bath , 2
fireplaces. Jus t a short walk from
golf course in one of Huntington
Beach 's finest a reas. AJl this for on·
ly $83,000. .
SPANISH HACIENDA
VA or FHA TERMS
Beautiful courtyard entry leads lo
1850 sq. ft. of gracious living. This 4
Bedrm., 21h Bath. has everything,
includin~ oversized master suite.
F ormal d ining, family r oom,
firepl ace and self·cleanmg oven.
Also a n assuma ble. low
I interest VA loan. Owner
wishes spee dy sale at
$67.500.
~~~-~fiv!~unun~~~c! t y
I BEDROOM
300 E. CstHwy. #76.DAn1.a Vil.NB
642·8235 $27 ,500 Sal/Sun I ·5
2 IH>ROOM
4312 Ridgeway, Greentree, Irv.
752 1700 S64,SOO Sun 11-4
440 Holmwood (Npt. Hei~hts) NB
644-7383 $75,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 ·30
30941 Calle Santa Rosalia. SJC
493.3573 $46.900 Sal/Sun !) 5
7887 Rainbow Cir. IllJ: Beach
842·3504 Sal/Sun
320 Via Lido Nord ::1, Lido Is le. NB
640·6161 $229.500 Sat/Sun l 5
59 Sea P inc <Big Canyon) NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5
515 Irvine, Newport Jlgts .. N.B.
642·5200 Sat/Sun 1·5
2.519'h Santa Ana, Co.sta Mesa
645-0303 $67 .500 Sat 1 ·5
#3 Carob (The Terrace) Irvine
5.51-2000 $G8.900 Sot 1 5
2 ll & FAM RM Of' DEH
534 San Be rnardino (~pt fits.> NB
644-7383 $87,000 Sat. 2·4
•21 Rana, Rancho San Josq, Irv.
675·6000 Sll0.000 Sat. only 1·5
300 E.CstHwy #50.DAnzaVil, NB
642-823$ $43.SOO Sat1Sun 1-5
231 62nd St .. N ewport Beach
540· 1151 $73.500 Sun. 1-4:30
944 J asmine. Greenbrook, C.M.
640-9900 $78.950 Sun 1 S
41 l l Homestead, Grcentrre. lrv
752-1700 Sfl9.500 Sun 11 1
J IEDIOOM
The Blurr , Newport lkach
759·0090 S106,500 Open Sat/Sun
236 E . Magnolia, Cost~ Me~a
675 s:mo Sat. 1·4
2662 Club Mc!>a Pl.. C~1
646-2815 S60,000 Sat/Sun 10 4
32.5 Ho<'hestcr (East) C~la Mcs<1
54H 5200 Sat/Sun 9-6
1812 Pt. Ashlev CH.V Homes) NB
640-l Hl $122.500 Sat/Sun ll·5
•24471 Pen field. El Toro
837-23.SR Lo 60's Sat/Sun 10.4:30
#30 Rue Fontainbleu <Big Cyn> NB
644·6249 $169.500 Sal /Sun 12·4
231().5 Via San Miguel . Laguna Hills
646·7414 SS0.900 Sat, Sun 1·5
128 Via Vella . Newport Sch
673·1610 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
' 302 Ra m ona Pl <Nwpt Ht ar ea) CM
548-7023 $74.950 Sat/Sun 10·5
18778 lleaven wood Cr., Hntg Bch
842-4466 U 3.500 Sat/Sun 1·5·
T781 Rockwell Ave., Westmin!itcr
842·4466 $48.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
915 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa
548-7729 $.53,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
21 Montanns Norte.R.SanJoaq.Trv
642-8235 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·4
14582 Orange Acres (Willows) Irv
5.51-2000 $62.750 Sat 1·5
~ 2139 .Republic, Costa Mesa
645·0303 $55,950 Sat. 11.4
:1.Xf1 Carob, E astbluff, NA
640-9900 $165,000 Sun l ·S
442 El Modena, Newport Bch
546-2313 $~,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
2308 Redlands, Newport Beach
631-1400 $92,000 Sat /Sun J.5
'lZI Apolena, Bolboa lsJand
675-6000 $1191500 Sat/Sun 1-5
116 Via Quito, Lido Isle
631·1800 $l49,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
l.986 Tustin, Eastside Costa Mesa
546-5990 $76.000 S unday only 1-5
21 Almond T ree. UP, Jrv
752-1700 Sun 11-3
18782 Saginaw, T .R. Irv.
752·1700 Sun l1·3
#9 Rue St. Cloud, B. Cyn, NB
752-1700 $215,000 Sun 12·5
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DICORA TOR'S DB.IGHT Come see this
ruce 4 bdrm. h orne in Corona tlel Ma r 's
Cameo Hi.:hlands. $123,500 AND, you
get your very own key lo the private
beach area.
EMJOY OCU HFROHT UVIHG from your
secluded 2 bdrm hideaway; you can
quietly meditate while the sea gulls
cavort over the surf & sand a few feet
from your s undetk. Paradise for
$99,500. Oh yes, yes, ye~.
a.a.I> US YOUR EYES to see this charm-
ing 3 bd rm ., 2V<! bath Dolores m odel
condo in T he Bluffs, at $152,000.
Be autifully situated so your eyes may
enjoy an unobstruclcd view of the bay
& ocean. Your guests will a ppreciate
the wet bar & large. wrap-around view·
ing deck also. DuU eyes will brighten
here!
673-4400
BEST IN BLUFFS
or9t 1·5 41 ZVISTAqtllMTA
E ·PLAN; ext ended end unit, 2.500 sq.
fl., 3 bdrm s , 2'·:.r ba .. form. din ., fam.
rm. w/2nd Crpl. & wet bar. Poolside
location, bay vie w.
I AYFROHT IUY End unit. Dolores;
panoramic bay, mt. view. 31.>drms., 2~
ba.; like new! $1J2,500 Incl. land !
VIEW LU.SIS $St5 to $650
RANCHO SAN JO.A9UIM
Best greenbelt loc., end um t. new 2
bdrm .• den, wet bar, 3 patios, most
popular plan. $89,500
HELEN B. DOWD
IEALTOI, IHC. MLS '44-0134
lt73 Top Ulhr & Top$_,, .. .,.
1974 & 1975 a-1rUp
H~wport-Mna to.cl of ledton
IT'S FOi SALi
The one you've all been wa iting for!
The original Portofino model home in
Harbor View Homes! lt's fantastic!
One of the largest lots, 2 s wimming
pools; loft room is finished out in brick
and barn siding, everything is air-
conditioned, upgraded and tastefully
developed. You s hould see il! You
should buy it! At$159,500, fee!
UNlfJUI: liVMl:S REALTORS~ 675·60oo
.2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
also in Mes3 Verde, at 546-5990
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Di•islOfl of Harbor lnnstment Co.
-Gener of 1002 GeMral 1002 ..............................................
SPYGUSS ESTATE
Something s pecial and elegant. it's
a ll h ere! On a dramali(' homes1te
fealurin{? quality con~truction ,
ocean and bay views. 1 bedrms ,
family rm, game rm. pool , $.124 .500
l • • ' • • I
LUS .K I REALTY I
a Jo'111 D. Lusk & Son Co.
THE OCEAN VIEW CONDO
OPEH HOUSE SAT 1-SPM
Large 2 b edroom. 3 •baths with
fireplace, builtins, nice carpeting. &
custom drapes. Has a wetbar & a gas
BBQ. Big double garage, tennis courts,
pool, sauna & jacuzzi.
$83,900
!i2 BarloventoCourt
Newport Beach
JACOBS REALTY
67W670
29 I 9 H•wport llvd. comer loth
DIRECTORY
~eep this handy dlrectOf'y with you lhls weekend u you go hou1e-t1untlng. All the locenona
listed below are de1cr1bed In greater detail by advartl1lng elHwhere In tOday'• DAILY PILOT
WANT ADS. Patrons shoWlng open houa .. lot tale or renl are urged to list 1uch lntormatlon In
Ihle column each Selurday and SUnday. ·
2·t51 Zenal h . SJ\ Hgts. R.lck Ray. SA
546-2313 Sal/Sun 1 5
3 IR & FAM RM Of' OEH
•275 Albert Pl. CO.Sta Mesa
548·1952 $78.600 Sat/Sun 10·4
515 Tu<; tin Ave <Nwpt H gh ts) NB
645·3930 $87,2.50 Sal/Sun 1·5
3429 S. Ro mona Dr. nr S Cst Plaza
540 1151 S6'1 .900 Sunday l ·S
2870 Mi guel. Costa Mesa
546·010:J $72.500 Open Sat/Sun
502'l Kron St. (The Ranch) Irvi ne
551-4877 Sal/Sun 1·5
33 Redwood Tree Ln., Univ. P ark
644-1766 $86,950 Sat. 1:30·4:30
116 Via Grnoa (Lido Isle> NB
675·4562 Sl98.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•453.3 Prhm Rd. <.:am . Shrs.Cd M
b/3-7010 $235.000 !;at/Sun 1·5
14631 Sweetan. Calir. Hms. Irv.
ll73·8550 S70.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
'J007 Carob. Easlbluff. N. D.
673·8550 Sat 1-5
3199 Haili, Mesa Verde. C."M.
962·7788 Sl00,000 Sunday 1·5
•17173 Santa Barbara, F. V.
963·7881 $G7 .~>OO Sat/Sun 12·5
4101 Brisbane Wy .. Univ. Prk. Irv.
646-3928. eve li-t5·5253 S/S 1 ·5
208 Via Mentone CL!do Isle> Nil
642·8235 $15fi.500 Sal/Sun 12·4
1826 Port Charlc·s {INHomcs) NB
642·823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •407 Bayside Or , NB
642·823.'> $:185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••542 Hbrls. Or. Promllav. NB
642·1123S $375,000 . Ua1ly 1 5
2449Winrlward. NE>wport Reach
642-8235 $1!'i0,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
J199 Ha1l1 , Cost :i Mesa
962·77AA $100.000 Sun. 1·5
3652 Bates (CulvcrdaJe) Irv
.551·2000 $69.~ Sat 1·5
447 Costa M esa St .. Eastsidc CM
642·5200 $75.000 Sut /Sun 1 5
1206 Essex Lane', Westchff. N.B.
642-5200 $137.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
3250 Oregon, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $73.!>00 Sun 1·5
8595 La Baya, Fo untain Valley
546·2313 $68.000 Sun 12·4
10440 Seri pp, Stanton
897-0321 Sun l·S
1234 Sand Key, JMillls. CdM
675-6000 $155.000 Sun. only 1·5
•2257 Cornell, College Pk. CM
546-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5
749 Olympic /\ ve .. Costa Mesa
540-9922 $62. 7.50 Sat/Sun 1·5
3290 California St., Costa Mesa
546-414t $73,400 Sat. 2·S
#12 Montan a!\ Norte. Reh S Jq, I v
752· 7315 $107 .000 Sat /Sun 1·5
4 l!DROOM
16409 Mt. Newberry. F'ount ain Vly
963-7881 $82.900 Sun 12-1 : 30
10686 P rovidence. Villa Park
540-1720 $120,000 Sat. 12·S
•2861 Vel w. co, Mesa del Mar, CM
546-4141 .".82,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
ll3Via Nlcc , Lido Isle) N.B.
673-9060 $.59,500 Sun. 1·5
•10 Rue Villa ~s. Big Cnnyon , NB
675-3411 $259,SOO SaUSun 1 S
•;ti6 Deerwood Lane. Big Cyn
631·1800 $295,000 Sat /Sun 1·5
4 Her mitage (Big Canyon ) N. B.
644·1766 $229,000 Sun. 1-5
46J2 Havenhurs t, Irv.
752·1700 $68,900 Sun 11·4
24602 Los Serranos. Laguna Niguel
495-4653 $79,950 Sat/Sun l-5
4 . IR & FAM RM Of' DEN
•••219Via Lido So (Lido Isle) NB ·
644· 1766 $550,000 Sun. 12·5
4891 Cork wood Ln .. Univ. Park
644,l166 $199,900 Sun. l :J().4:30
*2033 Goldeneye, Costa Mesa
5.56-1434 $120.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
#12 Im a Loa Court, Newport Bch.
752·7314 $88,200 Sat/Sun 1-5
2489 F airway Dr . Costa Mesa
646·6149 $73,900 Sat/Sun
•1821 Port J\bbey. NpBch H.V.H.
644·5389 Sat/Sun 12·5
171 12Green tree. Huntington Bch
842·4466 $11 0,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
208 West Yale <Woodhridge) Irvine
675-6327 $96.000 Sat/Sun 11:4
630 W. Wilson . Costa Mesa
673·8313 S63.500 Sat /Sun l0·5
10 Burning Tr ee Rd, Big Cyn, NB
8.18·6256 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
8201 Seabir d Cir .. Huntington Bch.
640·0663 $71,500 Sal/Sun 12·5
203 Monarch Bay. So. Laguna
499·2716appl$164,500 S/Sl-5
21542 Archer Cr. H.ntg Brh
646-7414 $82,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
22QTus tin Ave., Newport Bch.
835·3696 $247 ,500 Sat. 10·6
18905 Antioch, Turtlerock. Irv.
645·7221 $112,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
395 Meadow Lane. Newport Beach
645-7221 $120,000 Sunday 12·4
17112 Greentr ee, Huntg Bch
842-4466 $110,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
8642 Lowmcade, Huntincton Beach
968·8019 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
16291 Fantasia Ln, H.B.
963-7881 $64,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
•865Sonor a Rd .• Mesadel Mar, CM
546-3219 $76,300 Sat/Sun 1·5
*'* •214 EveningStar.(Dv.Shrs.) NB
642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·4
2006 Port Brist ol <HVHomes) NB
644·6200 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
22fl1 P ort Ler wicl< (fMfomes) NB
M4·6200 Sat/Sun 1 -5
1200 Key West (HVHills) CdM
644·6200 $153.000 Sat/Sun l·S
178.51 Shoreha m Ln., Hntg Bch
846-4288 $88. 750 Sat/Sun 9·4 : 30
1 Winged F oot (Big Canyon) N 8
644·6200 Sat/Sun l ·S
14571 Sa wtear (College Pk) Irv
551·2000 $92,500 Sat 1-5
14555 Seron <College Pk) Irv
551-2000 $77,900 Sat 1·5
6441 Reubens Dr., Huntington Bcb
897.0321 Sat/Sun 1-5
395 Granada Wy (ofr Irv Bl>. CM
646·3255 Sat/Sun 1-4
1815 Port Sherrleld, Harbor View
64()..4084 $129,!>00 Set/Sun 1.s
•47 MQntlceto, Spyalass
644-4882 $324,SOO . Sat/Sun l·S
»t3 Country Club, Mesa Verde, CM
546-U•l $195,SOO Sunday 1 5
KATELLA REALTY
lnklMffCll ........... C-.-y
RESIDENTIAL RfAl ESTATE SAlfS
It YOl9 ..,.. to worit lit S... AMI • Ccnt11 M.M • .,..,
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ketella
COHTACT
ROBERT TRUMPIS
_nd;_ilj n:.
3825 South Bristol Street
S anta Ana. Caltrorma
92704
11 o" ces ~no ~C..i.f
I 714) 557-5311
2939 Ellesm ere, Mesa Verde, CM
546·5880 $88,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
426San Bernardino. Newport Bch
546·2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2123 Wallace, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $61,500 Sat. 12-4
•1743 Bayport Way, Back Bay, NB
675-6000 $116.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•'1872 Kron St. <Ranch) Irvine
644-6200 $86,900 Sat. 1·5 * 1750 Skyla rk L ane (Baycrest )NB
645-1588 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
3792 Ducham p Dr . (The Colony)lrv
5.51-1672 $92.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
6542 Morning Tide Dr., Hunt. Bch
213-945-2621 $115,000 Sun 12·5
S II & FAM 1M or DEH
17531 Friends Crt., I rvine
645-7221 $88,000 Sat /Sun 12-4
2431Holiday, Newport Beach
548·3168 Sat & Sun 11·4
1971 Flamingo Dr, Mesa Verde. CM
979-9789 $95,000 Sat/Sun 12·6
1228 Marian Lane (Westcliff) NB
645-1588 $161,500 Sat /Sun 1·4
6 II Ir l'AM RM or D8'f
••319 Via Lido Sd. Lldo Isle, NB
675-0123 $460,000 Sat /Sun 1-4
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IEDltOOM
2 Bar lovento Crt, Newport Cre!\t
675·6670 $83,900 . Sat l ·S
2 IR & FAM RM cw DEM
44 Seascape, N ewport Beach
546·8640 $68,500 Sat /Sun 1·5
l IEDROOM
2167 Vist a Entrada (Bluffs) NB
&10·5.560 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#6 Rue Villa rs, Big Cyn, NB
640·9900 $285,000 Sun 1-5
HOME AND INCOME·
l II la FAM RM cw DEM
•312 Grand Canal. Balboa Is l.
631·1400 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
l .... 2 ..
124 45th St., Newport Beach
675·5200 Sun.1·4
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
2 II Ir l'AM RM or DEM
Pardo Verde P a rk, Westminste r
522·0872 $17 .000 Sat 12·5
HOUSES FOR LEASE
l II Ir FAM RM or DIN ·
418 Plata, Blufrs, N.B.
631·1800 $750 mo. Sat/Sun l ·S
HOUSES FOR RENT
Z II & FAM RM or DIN
109 Bayside Pl., Corona del Mar
675-6000 $650/mo. Sun. only l ·S
l l•OOM
342 Vista Madera, Bluffs. N.B.
640-9900 $595 /L'ie Sat l·S
4 • a FAM RM or DBI
S886Sierra Sieona, Turtle Rk, Irv
833-2657 $550/mo. Sat/Sun 10.S
2318 Pt. Lerwick <HVHomes) N.B.
8"•6200 $850/Mo. Sat. 1·5 . .... •• w ...... ... *** w ........ ,,...
STV UP TO
... EWPORT
HEIGHTS
&!uutJrul 3 bt'<irl)om or ::!
bedroom ond "al nut
PJtlelllll lien with 1iltdrng
glass door to 10 :..: 2Q l•t
t1 ce covered pat io.
Completely remodt·INI
kit cht'n with t:orotn~
t:h:ctnr rllnllt' uni.I i:ul!
OVl'n. Nl'W ('urpctmi: k~s
than t•nc y1,;11 r o ld .
f'orrnul dinlnl( 1 oom
bri11h1 :11111 111ry hom<'
lhrouichout with la rl(c
bu<'k yard. Sct•inl( 1:<
bellcv1nt1 only $93,000.
Cati :>41i 2J\J "'•J t 'J • '<fl'~ ~(h'''('
[~1111]
WRAPPED IN A
GOLF COURSE
fnnged With vulley& Of
rolhnl! hills. th•~ lovely
ne w J hcc!room condo
complete wllh pool, light·
ed te11111s court,, shal!
carpetmi: & bu11tms If>
exqu1s1tely set 1n ;in
ELlT~ area ut only
$l2,000.
•MQuail ~ liilPlac• , Prap•rti••, 752-1920
1400 OUAl\Sl HlWP<>lll llACM
DOVER SHORES
OPEN SUM. 1-5
I I 00 SANTIAGO
Stunning, custom built. 4
bdnn. home with a super
night or day Vll!W ! L.ir~c
pJnoll•d family rm. w1lh
\\l't liar. St. Charle:.
1slnnd kitchen. m~tr.
bdrm., l1 v1ng rm. &
form,11 d1nint: rm with
extra h1~h <'t•illni:s. All
spar1ous rooms. One
owner home 1n im·
maculate ronll1t1on.
Room ror a pool $!39,500.
Leasehold.
EILEEN HUDSOM
REALTOR 644·0322
HOME & INCOME
Ha r d to fi nd 3
BEDROOM ROM 1-;,
large dining room, ;tit
quality bwlt with lath &
plal>ter + t.AHG~ 2
BEDROOM Homl' anc1
double garage for rrntal
income. Hurry on 1h1)>
one! $75,500. Call S4U·l !St
~HERITAGE ·
REALTORS
OCEANFRONT
DUPLEX
3 Bdrms .. 2 baths up, 2
bdrms., 2 bath:; down;
both w /frpJc ./Con versa-
lion Jrea. Only 3 yrs.
young. Good rental re-
cord. Priced at S275.000
673·3663 833.(152:1 Eves.
associated
RllOl(fll<.-ll~A I Tl)llS
lOH W iolboo 611 JO l
Lemon lle1ghts. Tu,t1n
Beautiful J.SOO sq. Ct. • 4
bcdrm (s pace for fifth)
home on :>/8 acre corner
~·1ew Int oo priva te
street. f ormerly orange
and uvocado g rove -
many lrces left. Large
marble entry opens on
sunken hvmg room. din-
ing rm • family k1trhen
and 30' x 26' family room
with w('l bar and
mas:. we stone .firl'placi".
Step out on 800 sq . rt. or
lmck patio with pool amJ
Jacuzzi and kids play
area. Horses and R.V. fit
between the trl'c!I · 3 car
i;arai:c "wme cellar· l''·
t r a l ar1tt! ma s tcr
bedroom has view and
huge bathroom with sun-
ken marble tub Creal
plare fnr c-ntf•rtntning
an<1 r.11,1ng kHl'I. Prtl·e,
S230.U00. <.:all owner,
:>44· 711111. -----
It's A Sellers
Market!
Homei; art' selhng 3nd
we"ve got the buyl'rii! So
if you 're lhmk1ng of mov·
ing out or up to a better
home. now 1s the time! '
And you'll rind that when
you lisl your home with
us, you'll receive the
most personal and pro-
fe8!ional &ervire avalla·
ble ' Member or Mullipli-
Ltsting, cau today for
free appraisal.
WATUAlOHT
Pier Jno1t. Choice toca•
tion: 4 BR, 3 b11th11, 2
frplcs .. lge. patio, 11ew
rler Won't last lone at
$\79,SOO
CoroM cMt Mar
Twin duplexe11. $9!1,000
E&ch. Better hul'T')' on
thete!
MIHHI lay Prop.
afffton
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l.ASTSIDE S&5 RH11le S~dullsb 3. CAT ALINA VIEW
~ t-: Miel(noh4 l>rlvt• 4 or 5 Wrm motkh, 11vu1l. J•resUgt· J!IOO 4 llr, 21 ·····•·•··············· •...•....•....•.....•...•.........•...•..•••.........................
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PRIME EARLY AREA
FRONT ROW -BAY VIEW
onH TODAY 2167 VISTA EHTUDA
3 Bdrm s., 2 1ri ba th executive
townhome. Totally redecorated. new
plush carpeting, draperies. vinyl noor,
freshly painted. Vacant. move-i n
ready; quick possession. available now
at new reduced price of $132,500 -or l
year lease at $675 per month.
G~rol I 002 Getteral 1002 •........••............ ••...••.•......•..••.••
by th1!1 chJtrmtna 3 bdrm 110ml! w /pool~ 008 4002 llll ~Kl'<' home 3 Cur i:u r
homl' & coll to !Ice P1•nnlngton Properties Upi;r-111lrd throoul AGT FAMILY Pt.AN Gii WAUER -llotl;.!1004 Afl ~pm 01
REALTY 675-5200 ~fttt Gardena 1Acekends. Room to grow. 3 bdrm., family rm .. 2
cheery fireplaces ; very private brick
terrace just for you. Bright, airy
studio for Mom & her treasures, all on
a biggie 45 rt. lot ($129,500)
424-424'/i C>aCHtD
orEH SUH. J,.4 I' .M. OMl y
• <&011.<Jn a de/ J/!la4
fllwjwtk.> 6'73-8494
4BDRM +POOL
$68,500.
Oul11tand1ng lon1l111n nr
fn•y, :.('hfs t'fc shop i.: fo1 ~ 1nlo.1.•all
673-7601 CoronoddMcr 1022 CostoMeso 1024 ---
•••••• ••••••• •••• ••••• ••••••• •• ••• •• •• •• ••• • • • Cholcc 1-:.sute 4br. ~·., •~a
SPYGLASS Hill GRACIOUS ram1din rm s1J.9oo ~).6149 J'rm only
6 Br, 5 ba. vit!w of ocean LIYIMG + ,
& t•1ty lites. $229.000. By ,.IMCOMIEUHIT• ~':rMc~a,~\~~dc 2,;~~y\
_ov._'"_er_64_Q._69_2S__ _ Three luxuriou:.ly large c.mc~itie~ S96,7oo. Pnn
tx..Urooms keynote one of only 751·3930
our best East Side oUer ---
u1gs The :Wx:W livrni: EASTSIOE, by ownl'r. ~
room. poo I, G IJ EST Br lgc lot on cul dl' sar
HOUSE. 3 car garage &16·2815. Open Sat & Sun.
with shop :.pal'c and loft 10-4PM
IYOWMER
.a UR, furmul entry & \tin
rm, (um rm w !Jar,
romp. redec In/out. 3 Cur
gllr. h:e l>oul i,:ute w /pool
:site lot. Will bu h11t111ic
w/rcallor 1>oon. Steal
now & save ul $95,500
r•nm: only 9611·7~
WALK TO IEACH
Cw.lorn 2 UR & Oen or 3
UK. pool & JUcua1 Near
parks t'I< school:..
P.M Cooper & Assoc
536 1"84 536 ll02tl
HEW EXCLUSIVE
LISTING
ltnm11c i Br "Sc1.1hJ v~11 ·
nr Admlll! & M1.1~noha ~.000 Prine only l\11
F r 1 9 6 3 I( :I 7 7 0 I
eves1wknd:;002 34112 llkr
l> p C n II o u :-. t'. 1 8 7 7 I
11.:uvt•nwood (.:1 l 51'M
Sul & ~un Suvcr t:11 .. 11
condo 3 llr. 21:1 U.i
S63.500 Ll-:ADl'~H Slll I n B H4t 4.it~i
CUSTOM l"IM I 044
SOL Bv~~~TsYor 4 liii"ii·1·
bedroom, formal dining,
atrium, family room.
Great terms. Buyer11 ,. I $849~
WESTSIDE REAL TY
INC 848-2323
WOODBRIDGE
PLACE
IYOWHER
Popular Greenbriar plan
THE VIEW
Won't slop from this beauti(ul 3
bedroom. 2 1h b ath Townhome .
Truly an exceptional v a lue at
$107,000. Enjoy the parquet oak
noorin~. the plush, plush carpets
and custom window cover in gs.
Outstanding I rvine location near
schools, shopping, UCI. Newport
Center, tennis club and golr.
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY
'to5
#I 2 MORtancn Horff, lrYiM
CALL NOW 752-7315
DONALD M . BIRD
A s~ociatcs. Realtors
ST ARTER DUPLEX
Peninsula duplex, small
upper 2 b<lrm . lower
lurJ;!e l ·bdrm walh frplc
Endoscd i.iorch & patru
area. Dbl garage with
bath & work room
Priced at SIOS,000.
Harbor View Hills
Crucious 4 br Bel\ edl•rc.
2 l>a, 2 frplcs. spal'IOUS
fom.rm. ch·jlanlly dt"
coratect DI'< a larm
::.)'stem Tri11le gar. P' t
crt ) d w lountain, pool VACANT! i.b,e y d . $156.ooo.
lmml'd1ate poi.session. _0_1A_rn_r_1_A_g_nl_._759_-00_s9 -
make lhts a wonderfully .-----------llOME & INCOME! 2 nex1l>lc home for a large houses on l lot, 3 Br & 2
family. New p:ilnt ;ind 3 BDRM, 2 lk. Br Try Sto.ooo <Twn,
plus h l'llrpctinK too. Carpets, drapei., dbl 5911.500 full price Prm
PLlJS Hental Unit in garage, l'Orner lot. Koom only, pis. Kent Rogers
w1lh 4 bdrms + family l"IM I 044 lrvlM I 044
rm, 2 baths. Next to lake. •••• '-••••• •• ••, •• •••••• •••. ••. llll ... • ••• •• •• ••••• Immediate occupa nry.
fi7J 3663 t13J 0:i23 L \ Cl>
associated
BROKERS -·REAL TORS
lOH W Balb<>a 6 7 1 166 l
OLD
COUNTRY
FARMHOUSE
Sgl :.tory 4 hr. 2 ba 1n
"Model llome" cond.
One of the best loc:11ti1)n1>
m Fount Valll'Y Jlard lo
behPve a 20x•IO' pool Ill
l'llKled for only $79.950
C:u II ~15·11421
.\SSOCl1\TED
SO COAST HKl<S
Balboa Island I OOb •••............•.....••
WANTED
SINGLE SWINGER
To huy Hal Isle doll hse
2Br, lf'l,1 I h~l'IOtht• wlr.
COODTE-:H~S
S79.500 FP
Unique olcl home charm 642 21100 Rk1
JU!.l like th e onl' -•
Grandma & GrandpJ Balboa Peninsula I 007
U!:tt.'\lt••lt\c 1n' L~t!' ~•l •••••••••••••••••••••••
ling rm w 11J1jl f1rt•p)Jt'C. • • Pn me 1Jl'l uni ronl 2 [Ir.
!!' t•e1ling,,, old fashioned 2 pJlto. l1rcplacc·
lrec ::.tandmit tub .ind SlSU.UtJO C,1lltiiJ 1402
::.ltlk. 'fh1" \lrll bnnl! bllt'k
nwmonc~. but ) ou 'd hct
tcr hurry! Call 6-15·0303
-
OCEAMFROHT
New on market f'ramc
location in lk1Jbu.i Ian•
ble b\<Jch cottul(t' oo II 3
lol
SIWIJllO
110Ll.I!'! woon
Realtur fti5 867t;
Wdto11<:&C<11 npa ny
~ I "' •• '
Harbor Yu Broodmoor
Roomy 4 Rcdrm. 211
Rath,:! lrpks . !oCp ram
rm .. cul>t. puol & J.11·un1.
Prof. land"-" Pl: ,\\I 1 rn
med. Submit. ::)lli:l.!150
bi5·6900
2 Hr. & 1o:ar apt . ·• q.1 \'O\ ·
I' ti p;il1os I Ill' s.550 per
mo. Onl) $!07,500 Hllr
fi75·3:.".!:!.
2 Hlks to cx·cun :! Ur &
den. 1500 Mt fl 011en
Ill' um ceilinl!:.. bit ns.
lrplc, view from .,un
t.let·k, Ir~ ccllur 81119.500
Hit r 675 3222
OCEAHYIEW
3 Br Fam Rm. den,
SJ(),000 upgrading 111 Pfl!>t
veur All n1·w k 11 C'ht'n.
i:plS, wJll p.1pcr & lile
llu~e lot
SI 7;'..tK.lt.I
1'\1\·k \'racm ,\gcnt
752 bS21 5Sl·271W -----1.ITTl.E RI.;[) llOUSE
:.? Br 2 lt.1. S of lllA y Onh
S~ll.SOfl Paul :\Lirl111
Re<1I E_,tah'Glt i~3
Sll0,000. 586·3637 ufter FAIRWAY MEW
6pm. Principals only. TOWNHOME I TING l>ack for boats. fl. V .'!>. ell' Rily. 848-8300 ___ _
OPEN Sal/Sun I I, !ll5
W. Wilson $.SJ,000 UEACH Cottage, only 9 11111111
R M C di blk6. lO ol'can, $5000. oy c ar e . dwn. full pm•e $15.000. -
Lake & Night Light L S .
Views. Most popular 3 Bl>RM .. 2'-": ba .. with
Rancho San Joaqwn 3 br family kitchen. Ruti:ers
plan. uncompromised model t ownhomc In
\'1ew from every room Vlllage 3. Beautifully de·
S20.000 in custom up· corated · convenient to
grades. Wood ceilings, parks and pools. Only
secunty s)'stem. custom $84,900. OPEN TODAY &
Realtor 1810Mewport Pnn. only, pis. Kent -----
Cotto Meso 548·7729 Rogers Rlty 818·8300
LET
THE DOG RUN
~~~~~~~~~! BEACll_G_IAN-T-B1ke lo
Mewport HC]fs Area Beach! ·L~. Yd., .i br,
f'tR. D/R. Bkr. Chris.
963·8377 or 963·G87G
3YEARSNEW
3 Brlrms. 2 ba, cxcl'Jlenl
condition throughout
New carpeting .
landscaped, fenced )Id, around this lovely J ~cpcratc ;i car i:arai.:c. 4 Bdrm. 21 ~ bu, ram rm
lK'llrmfomilyhome.SA Large corner It :.! lot. w /welbar . Clean &
lib . There's plenty of pnced to :;ell! S 74,950 s harp. $88, 750. Ph
room for ham lo stretch 548 7023 Ownrr 586·4'161, eves IH6·4288 his I ejls, (or you rs>! l:!rk
NEW HOME
UNIV.PARK
Award wmrung 2 bdrm. wood entry. Ultimate SUN.1·5 P.M. 4735 Royce
Deane home . SufH!r llimC'ho llome $l25.000. Rd.
sharp with yoor <·hoare of Wkdys 75:!·0~06 eves·
colors or carpels & hie wknds 752·8162. ' Includes front landscap· ---------
ing & fencing. Be:.l buy TURTLE ROCK
m Irvine al only $89,500 3BR. family rm. Plan I.
great vu Lots of xtras.
Uy owner $91.500.
644·-l&ib Then relax on the plui.h College Park. 3 Hr ~ Ba, ---------carpetm~ m front of your nl.!w \'pl. Jrps. roof & VACANT 4 UR, 3 BA, Un 1 v er::. it y Park
beautiful u:,,~d .brick paint. Spat' k1l. \lo ,hltns. brand new consl. Ap· ~~~~~~~~~ Townhse. 3Rd .. 213a. tt5..,3C ......... ,"-.'-#1o1E
red hill ~:.:.
552-7500
r1replace Interior 1s um sep dm. encl yd & patru prox. 2400 sq ft, lg. cor-sep din., lrg country 'T L ""'"' ~ '"• "
quely decorated w1lh $56,950 Ownr /Agt. ner lot. 3 car gar. Open HAPPINESS IS kalch., upgrd lhruout. OPENOAU.Y
cedar s1d1ng and shake. 557 7648 house Sat/Sun. 12·4, Owning t his extremely bncked palm. Nr pool & 8A.M. TOS P.M.
Outdoor entcrt ainini:'s ------17112 Greentree. off well done Plan 102 1n parks. $78.500. Prin. On·---------
X T R A L A R G E VETERANS Now " the Warner nr Bolsa Chica. "The Wtllows". Thi~ ly ~1·3293 DEERFIELD patio hm. 2
ft:NCEl> BACKYARD. ~tl1melobuy,1homc Sll0.000. Ownr1Bkr. home featUtl'~ 3 -P .. Y-STOOW.._. Br,+ den/bdrm, frplc:,
Large patio ure;_1, A with no down pyml . Cull 842·44G6&1!46·4!138 bedroom, formal dinmg "' " lrg patio & rear yd. Nr. MU~i for a fun lovin1:. now , a s k for your -. -+ contract or added llreak out of the apt pool. Pncedtosellqukk·
pct loving fam1Jy1 In \t'll'ran counselor Agl. Spac 2 s ty. 1 yr old family room! Central dweller mold & Own this Jy. $66.900. By owner
NEWPORT HARl:.IOH ~~6·9521 Landmark hm in pre· air. upgraded carpeting home: perft.oC't tor t he 551.1706.
JllGH SCHOOL d1S lr1ct stige area. 3 Car gar. 4 & wall covenni:s. Ll\'l'. s111glci. or 1·ouples. ---------
al only S64 900 Dana Point I 026 Br. 3 ba II\ rm w frpl, ,0 , e & be happy 10 rm acy-no lull houses Woodbri. Estates
ram rm w bJr ceramic: beautiful Jrvull'. ~Hie or hack. Covered lo Upl(rd'tl 4Br, Fam r m, • •••••• ••••• • • ••• •• •••• till• entry. Ci.Im mt de OML y s6 7,500 care pallo, garui:e dour A/C, front Jndscp'g Incl.
l\lagn1ficenl View Un signed lhruoul. SI02.950 opcncr. upgraded Beautcomerlol.$96,000.
Cop4strono Beach I 0 I 8 J Br l l:.IJ, h:c hJl'I\.) ~· r~:
---------••••••••••••••••••••••• brand n<.•'4t dri\e\v"') lf1
l CotDWfll IAJll(U COMfANY bt•he,·able 'ie" from all Open house \2-~ Sat Sun 14656 Or~ Acres nl'utral carpeting & Open house this wknd
rvums Mou11tain:.. 17962 Uclli:lcn Cir ~ drnpcs. 2 Udrm . family 11·4 a t 208 W Yale,
Coustal lights & \:isl ex Owner 842-1776. ~ rm • l'omm11n1ly pool & In ine. Ph 675-6327 HOWOPEH!
C...tvry 21
1\N l ''.llC01'Vt:'"TIONAL wide. By owner. SMi.500
110:\1 F:. fnr unt•onvcntial 64:!·165!1 paru>e of f'acir1c Ol·eun p.irk. S62,5QO
Red>wood ext .. 3 br. 2 bu w O O D B R 1 D G E .
Mesa \'r,rde 4 br. 3 b11 , w I o u ls l n cl · i: t: 11 st LAGUNA'S CHARM ~ Beautiful 2 story 4br. 3bu Surf Reatty
ll\KER AT BHISTOI.
1Jt.'<11>k· Put >our crr•all\ l' LGE COR ... ER LOT talent~ tu "urk on Lh1~ " fam 'dm'g & JI\ 'rm 21n:.-fl'Jlures thruout Ex· IN HUNTINGTON BCH. 552·7000 by ownr. Will sell or Jse
In Costa :'>lc:.a
Sen tnl: residents ut
r·osla :\ksa. lrv11lt'.
l\'ewp0rt Hccll'h. ~'
S;inta Ana
lfllcr\'ICWlnJ: Jjlf'lll'Jllls
(or salt•' pu.,1 111111
!ml 1050. bli8 W B.i her.
Ct.bl lJ !\I I'S.I
one 11£ a t..11111 :lBr hm1· un
:i m a i:: r 1 ( 1 ,. c n t
ocean harbo1 ''"'" lot Vaullctl wood cc1lln1?'>.
lush q.1b tt1:.lom 1lrp:.
new f..1l ht llr 'tU1tt
could tw rm1lhl'r in law
qtr,
B L L' I•: IJ 0 I. I' II I ;-.;
1n:A LTY
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SAFE BENEFIT CoroM def Mor I 022
St•l·urc '"' eslmt10l with •••••• ••• •••• •• • • •• •• • •
II', ra~h rrturn Fur PRIVATE
5200.000 ca:<li for in
rormal1on call
MAY-OCK
TAKEOVER
GI LOAM
On this spacloll' :J bd, 2
hJ POOL home Nl'w
CrfH:> & (rt·~h Jlotnt
thruout. P11vm1•nts Jrc
HACH ACCESS
4 IR Reduced
to Slff.SOO.
The µnc·e 1~ rt~ht. the
location 1s great. tht>
mstr Wrm 1~ 1?1,1nt. the
\ ,1n:I 1::. Jl(JOI Sl7.l'd, the
iand •~ Ire . lhr
b11thmom~ ;ire l\<11 und
the hrcpla1·e:; are loo.
644-7211
/Jn NIG[l
!JAIL(Y &
ASSOCIATES
$338 mo 1ot:lutlini: taxc·s --
when )OU 1111rc h.1.'e :.ub BRAND MEW
JCrt tn t>\l,..llni: t; I loan
G-16 1111 4 BR + DEN
l.ike Ne" Hlr. ~ ha, fam rm. ll\"ll rm. frplc Ap·
prox 11!1."l sq fl Dbl gar .
!Sr all ~ch111>ls 6:JO W
\\'ilsr1n. l' )I S6:l,5flll
Upcn S,tl Sun 10 5 Ph
1173·8.113
Opn House Sot /Sun
L.irge 1<2 lot E11sli.Hk
:!Ur.:! h:i. dhl c::ir J,:ar. fl\
... 1orai:1· & 1'01 pond :l:!S
Rrx:h~i.lcr. Ph $48·5211
CollCl!e Pt.. l'ool 11't•
JUr. 2BJ. (I\• ncr.
Opn h~e S.1t 1Sun IO 4
833-8U90 ---
BEST BUY!
Potenoal apl.. hou~c pro-
perty walh O\ ers1zcd lot.
3 Bedr tn . home m mini
cood!Uon. Central Costa
Mesa Priced $57,500.
for more inform a lion
cull.
645-3474
sq fl. Lite 15,40 11uol tremely unusual home & 2 story Cape Cod beaut~ l 0 t buy 640 0696
w Jacum. coH•rd patio must be seen lo apprcl'. 4 generous 6drms .. hug1: RAMCH Rf.ALTY THE ... · ... · · ~~ · .
J car (!:ir. xlnL schools S167,500 496·2328. bnck & wood fireplace 551•2000 GE . . DREAM HOUSE
Ownr.byappl.556·tl:W SToro IOll Cul-dcSal' St Wulk to _ __ VILLA .... 4 Bdrm,21 2 ba.frmldin
s120.ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• be u c: h 8 est nu> COZY & ·REA L TORS rtn, ram r m w/frplc. 8' anywhere fM $71,:iOO COM..,..RT ... BLE Bu I I l • t n b a r • ". Br Home. den w P' t l'n Lake f orest. Ne1A ly l'Om OPEN 1-'0U<'E Fri "at ......., ""' 3' • d~ ·• · ' .... ·" ''THE Prufds1onally. upgr d, trance. 2 lar i:Jr. frplc pleted 4 bdrm .. :i ba. on & Son. 12-5. t\201 ~·;.1b1rd :\IULTIPLE-LISTING d • .
air cond. newly decorat lakefronl S99,950 Cir. 11.B 640 0Gti3 or TllEllANCll lltVINE cstm In scp g, pa 10
t.'<I. pool s1, lot off slrcel 644 5831 536 2J A TERRACE u SOU (root & rear. BBQ. bJn-e!l.ll, <1u1el t·ul·de·:.ac. ------__ ·41 -gt OPf~.'HOUSE d~k. fountain. f1rep1l &
<:losi•toeventhing. imn 3 BR HO USE. Open OPEN HOUSE 12 IPM OMLY FIU·SAT·SUN gd~rdenlightlng.lWallkin1g
only 546·0403 e' e!S . 10·4:30PM, 24471 Pen Sat & Sun. t71\2 Green 5332 Hoya lc 1stance to pv enn s
S72 500 field. el Toro Hors tree. Brand nrw neve1 $68, 900 -l Bdrm .3 Balh·J·car crts. lot lot. swimmin~.
· d'oeuvre. servect. Meet occup1ed.48r3Ba.Jl'a1 Popul:ir CardiH Model ~arage-:.!lOO ·S(t.fl.·2 park&clubhouse.$92,000 $5 7, 950-Al_. _R_E_A_gen_t._837_ ·23_58__ g a r . s 1 Io . o o o Allrat•trvely upgradt•d. s lo r Y . i m m e d . _P_h_55_1_·1~672 _____ _
fowttoinYolley 10l4 LEAOERSllIP R .E t'ealun-s. Ccratn1C' tile posscio.s1on·b1g trees·~-ll!l!-111111!~ .... ~..,.~ Vacant ••••••••••••••••••••••• _1142_44_66 _______ , entry, orig. w11H-mural, farm siyte-ltltehen--Woodbridcje Bound!
OPEN HSE SUM t 2-5 up~raded lll(ht fixtures. upgraded·save money-A Owners of this huge s Count 'n Trees eondo ror sale .. •br. 2ba. rY 1650sq.ft. nr Mile Square
Lush s ha<fe trees, small Park. Greenbelt & com
garden area. eoverecl mon pool & rec. ~.900.
Ide D new f>atio cover. n11:ht Quintard Really 3% Sale· Bedroom G rec n l ree 6542 Morning T r. lights. Ideally locotcd. 673 8250-or bstmg agt. V. Hampton mdl., are re·
SEACLIFF Near 11ark, pools & shor>· sharp·640·0ll O· Rettcr ady lo move in March.
SPLENDOR · ping. Owner will con-Hurry-Buyer Saves-This p r o(ession311y
Gorgeous 4Br, fam rm. sider car rying ba(•k a Seller S;J\•es. 10.000 Sales landscaped home with
3Ba. 3 car gar, w/heated 2nd TD. People av<ulable & all 10 mountain view from its
filtered pool, jacuzzi. Ol'EM SAT 1-5 Orange Couoty-M · L . spacious master bdrm. is A FOUNTAIN huge mstr bdrm w./ le nl CAROB _Bo_ard_s ______ , the lowest priced on
COURTYARD & wlk in closet, c:ust ~ "The Ranch" 3 BR, fam· markel.! Start the year draperies & upgrude 8 oll right-call: is the view from the carpeting thruout. lh blk ~ rm. frplc. din·rm. Y Rc.'<iCarpet Re3llor spacious master suite of from Country Club, ten owner. $74 .000. 551-4877 833.3380 this artistically decorat· nis court & golf course Classified Ads 642·5678 ---------ed home. The spacious Walk to ocean. Sll5,000.
recreation room & hul(e Your Hostess Irvine J 044 lrviM' I 044 pauo are ideal for enter-R<.'Se Simonian
patio. 3 bedrooms. :.! full Ron Ellis
baths. formal dining H.B. Really 536-6565
room. Newly painted.
uwner s11cnfice. Call ---------5MJ.1720
TARllLL
"# I In Collfornio"
..............................................
the ideal eomhmatmn ol TWO ON A LOT
J n I! w ho me In ti 11 Live in the s upcrblv re·
e $ I a ll l 1 " h e d done house & rent lhc
neighborhood .. fNturana other $75.000
Mesa Verde
4+ taming. Energy saving PACER.A REALTY
gas kitchen and w 1de lol (2131 S4S.2S2l
RAHCH REALTY
551-2000 Walker &lee
Real fstale
---------all the llltC!tl kitchen ap
EXEC ESTATE
MESA VERDE
Rt.fl • hd. 2 ba, 2 i;tory
home. Grcnt r111nr plan.
11.l llM lllc 1•ntr.rnc:c. ht
Lfl w1rv stone frplr,
f rml d1n rm . (am
kit chen Cul de-s.ir
11treet w xlra lge lot
s.15-9491
-. .
MESA VERDE
It's easy livmg in Lh1s
lovely shk rf M V home
Lj(e mstr bd w/atrium. 3
more bds, 2 ba, rounlry
kitchen, cathedrul ce1l·
lngs & more ju:1l waitlnl(
for r1gh\ family. Vets
welcome! S4S·94l)l
~ -
po1ntmcnls, <>vcrs11NI
J(arage, large rooms. ~
baths. step down wet
bar. mmr Ol"l'an vlrw 1\11
walking d1stancr lt
prh•ate beach. Onl)
5185.000 fee
Coll 644-7211
/Jn NIGU
l1A1Lf Y fl.
ASS(;]CI ATES
Private h1vestor
Local r esident wants
dv,le:< or triplex. CdM
area. r nn nnly r.73.77~
SpyglcK.t Southport
BY OWNER•
Beautiful Ii Ur. 5 Ba home 14100 sq fl) with
ocean & night view.
Ptofesslunally decorated
& localed on a cul de sac.
The home fea t ures
beautiful living r m ,
separnte dining rm. lge
family rm & a huge play
rm. $240,000. For np·
polntment. M0·0068
G.Mrol 1002 G..,.., 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
llG CAMYOH .
Dramatic 4 bedrm. tremendow en·
try, overlooking lake, golr course &
pool. $259,500.
MOD& HOME cONDmOH
Elegant Montego plan with out·
standing amenities & upgrades .
Great lot with privecy. Newport
Beach. $129,500.
- . 675·3411 ~
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Family Room
Excellent area. shows
hkc a model. Pool·sned
yard, parquet entry and
dining room, 3 full baths.
PV slone hearth ,
with R .V. a ccess possabihties. Al $72,900 ___ 11_14_>_5_22_·_08_1_2_-<1
you should see thas fine
home TODAY!
531 ·5800
lntematlonoC Real
&tot. Mdworll
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540·1720 SPACIOUS Meadow ,
646• 4463 TARlll!I I
OM GOLF CO_U_R-SE-llSU.
Family home, 3 Br 3 Ba.
den, dining, (pie, new
cpts, lndscpng. many
xtr11s. See to appreciate
S82.900. Open House Sal
& Sun, 1·5PM, 17698 San
Mari no Ct . or call
968· 7079 or S49·2877 dys.
Mesa Vcrdc 3 Br. 3 Ba
w /pool cu:.lom home
Must see lo apprec.
S\55.000. 545·3760 or
S4S-'1utll -------
USTSIDE GolM
Sharp 3 Br, 2 ba on huge
lot. $72,SOO. All terms.
963·8377. Bkr.
"ii In Colifomia"
HEW LISTING!
MESA VERDE 4br. 2ba.
ram.rm home on over·
sized corner lot In xlnt
neighborhood. Priced for
quick sale at $67 .000.
PARK PLACE
al its best. You'll have to ------
sec t his h ome for IYOWNER
SPANISH
SPLENDOR
Beautiful Syracuse
Model In College l'ark.
This 4 bdrm home
features: Cenlrol air, Lile
roof, covered patio. dee.
garage door opener,
trash compactor pro·
fessionally landscoped
yard.
Asking $77,900
14555SEROH
OPEN SAT I -5
@
younelf to apprcc. all Landmark 4 BR. RV /lrlr the value lhal goes with access. Immediate poss
3 Br 2 Ba, l11e Fam Rm. it. This luxurious 4 BR. 2 $69,000. Open Sal & Sun RAHCH RE.ALTY
swimming pool. lllOO sq story home is only 1 yr Call 008·8019.
Poul W 81 uml1f'ld
5.A"o' b42-8S50
rt. newly decorated. ---------1 old & ha!I features to ---------• 551-2000
Eastside. $78. 60Q. O~n MESA VERDE complement a life style Open House Son l S. 8261 PRICED TO SELL, by House, Sat & Sun. of g r acious l ivi ng. Snowbird. Bring you 1 ed ~~~ 27S Albert Pl.. ~9 950 ~~f:;P!~ at~~~~~~c~~! ~1i~la~e~vJe~~·s~~; ~1wnb~~ryran. ~~~xo· usf;}o~'. 1· home & you'll enjny the loc. l blk to swim & ten· ,,, ............... , ... d' J decor al or's t ouch . nl11 club. \.'i mi to bch. quin Condo. t'ully ap·
OW1111TT '" •~ • A 3 cdroom, 2 Bath p f I pointed. incld air . Smell the fresh counlr)' fam~·· ,..., .. Plun home. erfccl or entertain ng $70,000. 968-0779 Agnt. 547·3987 or aft. Spm &
Of v-. • & conveniently localed. --•ir & l he lrees ! course Near schools, library Call no w fo r appl. 6 Br /Den $9,000 dwn, Nr wkndsS4<4·5704
not. bul you will ever-and churches. Extra S4~0S76or $!17.3274 Bkr. Marina Ill Sehl. 5792 ---------
ytime you come home to timenlties-a lovel y M .. rshaUDr.f·P.$69.900. ---------•!
this 3 Bdrm, 2 ba home. swimming pool + " ........... h 1040 Ph: 968·5700 Transferred!
Sunny decor to match separate t>lay yard. Call •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ---------• woodsy setting. Cozy ,. Alter aJI the work uncl SS
fireplace & handsome now: Walk lo beach 4 br, 2 ..,a, -put lnt.o it. the owners
country kitchen. Great jl;;&' 11. ltim Tm, upiraded. Prof are sick abOut having to
J r .... ., """ 11 lndscpd. Open house Snl move 80 1100n! ft's a 3 va ue or -.vuu. urry, • "·Sun. 21082 White Hor•e pleasecall .,. "' Bedroom and n den 540.3666 ANYTlME Ln. H.B. Owner, 536-8105 n--t Estate within welkin~ distance
Townhouse. 9 m o• ohl. ~ to the new Regional l>ark
--------2Br. l~ba, i car J(iar, 2 by~ and school. Sounds in·
•
1....:. J J .,.-~ h 1 j • I teresUAg? Call: ~-if:Jfj)J# 4 BEDROOM 2~ Bath, :~n~~J~cu~~~~;0r':n' HOHIYMOOHERS Red Cerpet Realtor ',. • .ii•,_,.~ , family rm , N-ewporl G34-4440,842·35o4byown DIUGHT 833-3380
We're here to helpt . RJvttta Condo. Tennis. ---..... HOUSE! 2 Br Pool home ln C«l·l~~~~~~~~I -------r pool, mu-ny extr as vw--'"" tral 11untln1&ton neacti ~HoaseS...
Mesa Vmle. Spac. snr. $85,000. Terms. 642'4751 21542 Archer Cir. ard. Be11utlful new noor t23 Black Swan
3ba, fl\m, din, ltv rm. RuckerRJulll.)' S Hamllton/ covHlnira. c u1tom e;and now Woodbridl(r,
COlf brick ff'P', covr'd cou.EG6 PARK. 3 Br 2 W 8 rookbun&t...• drapes. lnler & u ter <e hr palio mdl. Fulll)ncc
eatlo. beaut tardent1. &, comp recOf)dlUoned. Prl 10.4 Sat/Su~42-4 point. Roady for lmmed. $111.~w/lO'iedown. Quahly cpl3 &t dTps. By Ava.It f'Mf'HA, S68.500. JkauUBr · $82,900 oc:cupe.ncy. Only 154.500. BlU TbomP'Qn Reali.)'
owner.'7t-W7D. Ac\.t42-4e03otMS"9990 A&enl 8*7414 ~·4~9171 4$5.1870
macneb I I rvf ne
realty
5'ECT.ACULAlt GOLFCOUltSE/
LAICE VIEW HOME
Enjoy days & nights or ser ene
splendor in this fabulous, pro·
f essionally decorated JBR home
situated in beautiful San J oaquin
Hills. $ll5.000. Ol'IH SAT.• SUH. 1-4
P .M. 21 MONT AHAS HOlnl. (Y37)
0 YOUI OWH usoar·
Huge pool & jacuzzi s urrounded by
low m aint . yard. Lovely 48R +
family room home in The Ranch -
Irvine's finest value at $86,900.
Helen Wood 644·6200. <Y38)
DEUFIELO PAIK HOMU
G r ac ious 2·stor y Pl a n 5 .
P rofession a lly la ndscape d &.
tastefully decorated w /many ex-
tras. Kitchen w/nook & brklst. bar
pl us loads of cabinets. High vaulted
ceilings in s unken Jiving room.
Fam il y r oom w/fir eptace. 4
spacious BRs + 3 Cull baths. Master
suite w/elegant sitting room. Clos~
to schools, pools & parks. $120,000.
Lorraine Rennie 752-1414. (Y39)
OMCI AM IAGU
You 'II be flylng high in this
beautiful 2BR + den townbome
w/VJEW. 2 balconies & wet bar!
Swimming pools -jacuzzls -adj.
to goU course & t ennis courts .
$90,900. Appl, only. U la Harper.
752·1414. CV40)
'42·8235 64W100
tOI Dove,. Ori Ye Har~ View Center
lrvlne •t tamM va1l.10.nwr
752-1414
14f 552-5211
Offered below replacement cost at
$100',900 (land included). Shown with
pride by app't. thru: "'c.,.. .. ,...
TURlU ROCK
22.000 WITH LAHD JUST LISTED
NEWPORT SHORES
4 Br, on fairway, 5300aq.
rt. Marble entry, oak
panel game rm, gourmet
kit .. maid's qtrs. by appt.
only or OPEN Sun. 12·4,
lOCherry Hills. 67~·6900
HOUSE IY OWHB
~~,.s.c11iy, J__, lfh.tth
1104 So. Coast Uwy.
LACUNA BEACH
A home to remember! 2
Bcdrm and den, H4 bath.
Complelely carpcled.
Atrium view f rom
SPYGLASS HJLL
Brand new 3 Br 2 Ba, FR,
DR. By Owner. 640-1751
2 Story 6 BR-Plan 7. Giant wood
beamed tep down living room w/floor
to ceil' frplc. Formal dining room,
family m, kitchen w/nook. Beaut.
:('. PR€HIG€ /~~HOMES
:Q: . u";:!,l a:dl:P& 300N.Newport,N.8. ~·" "· A-
497-2457
A-Olan
bedroom & Jiving rm. 0&9• Enjoy lhe wa rmth of Newport lffch I tWwport lead I 06'
wood and charm of mir· ••••••••••• •••• •• •• •••• ••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••
107' •••••••••••••••••••••••
Income Units
Mr. tbe Ocean • l a ndsc ped, low rnaint. yard . $49,500. Lovely 2 br . apt, ..... 113@&IlQ~
Oen side of Hwy. Vie ws ,911•2800
rors. Obie gar w /aulo
opener. Owner needs fast
sale. Call 540-1151
Seclude master bedroom, lower floor 497 ·359S/494-6320 Agt REAL ESTATE n to garden & patio areas. 3
Car ga ge, abWldance of storage & EMERAJ.D BAY G.l. luyfl"I
By OwMr (Llc. Bkr .) Co7.y & spotless 3 bdrm ..
1100 C.knn"Y"' Sr
49• 9471 ~•'> OJl6 #~HERITAGE 6 U"' 1 TS 0 N TH E
BLUFF-Winter & Sum•
mer rentals. Good In·
vestment property .
$245,000.
many e tras. ltl52 Sierra ca1mo, 1" .. 2 balh, dining rm. & a l
tach~ garage, on quiet,
dead-end street. 15 Years
old, wilh new appliances.
SC.S,500
CLOSE-IN ' • REALTORS
Coll °" Olk 1714) 133-9609 or
(7 141 751-4642
White-water ocean ''iew
Open-beam ee1lln1t!t
Frtid Unggs AIA Des.
Walk to beach: also near •. --------1 high school and tennis 1---------
courts; hdwd firs. & ocn llG CAHYOH NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY
lniM 1044 l"iM I 044 ··········1······· .. ··· ...................... .
Designed
Dining room, Den
2 Bedroom 2 lfoths
Lrg lot rm to expand
PRICE SIM9,SOO.
* 494.755 I *
h,ll,!1)c (<l"')ac5
ec.l.(or
vu, 3 bdrms. $93,SOO VIEW. $215,000 ~~~~~~~~~I View Newport Bay lo
FAUST A VITALI
2 UNITS-NEW, near
ocean. 3 BR, 2 BA
owner's unit. 2 BR, l lh
BA rental unit. $102,800.
JAYW. YEATS
Call Cor appl 494-1$371 C111t..lnterie>f UNIV PK. Village Ill.
Lovely 4 Br + fo"l rm, Stanford end unit. 2050 MONARCH IAY IEACH con AGE
l 1732 Coast Hwy,
So l.oc)iiMa 499-2241
A rare comb of spoc.
charm, loc, oceanv1ew &
Catalina! Iron gate en-
try. Mammoth living
room with VIEWI Mar·
ble fireplace. Paneled
formal d1rung room. Wet
bar. Spacious kitchen &
pantry, Extra lar ge
master wing. Glassed
view pa tio. Loads of
slorage. 3 Car garage.
Call now for per:.onal
preview. 752· t700
... to own a popular Newport Crest P lan
4 Townhome located on a quiet cul·de·
sac. Enjoy the view from your step·
down, lofted-ceiling living room that
overlooks a park-like greenbelt. Be
creative with an outstanding floor plan
that offers u p to 4 bedrms. or a ·
separate den/study, and a master BR.,
w/private r etreat & sundeck. 3-Full
baths. Steps from pool, jacuzzi & ten·
nis. Minutes from the beach. Only
$88,200. CALL for details or s top and
view.
REALTORS 499-2231
OCEAN HILL.5, Vac. 2Br,
2ba, all bltns. View.
Cpta/drps, dbl gar, golf
& 2-pools. $325. 1st & last
+ $100 c l eanup .
Ownr/Agt. 499.,.271 or
213/966·1766, ask for
BOB.
single home, 3 fu, be sqft., 3 Br, DR, FR, + 3 I 0
Nr. schla, tennis ts & ba, $87,950. Owner. y wner This 2 bdrm., I hath I 3 B 3 b h ho . 11 b . h va uc. r , a m me is sma • ut wit located In upper Victoria
Its frplc. & cozy living Beach. $129 500. pools. Enlarged Mslr _833_·1_1_o:i_o_r_SS2_·950_3_. __ 1 Lovely 4 Br. 2'" ba, Cum
bdrm. 12x24 w/ stom rm. larj,?e h\lng room &
closets. Many xtr . Xlnl DEERFIELD P'ARK separate dining room w
con d . 8 y a 1>1 . 4 IR.·l I ... THS beamed ce1Uogs. lleated
area. 1t 1s '(ery comforla· ·
ble. Just 3 rew blks. from l.OCJllnCI Hills l 050
the beach . walk in.: dis· ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• Own /A t 5S2 3 6 "" pool set m oceun view er g · • Here is contemporary .Exce llent condition lance lo town. $79,500 4 BR house for sale by oP11;1111>·u ~1uNrt•tttN ,,
Award winning eane elegance in a tri-level tu Cu»rdell private com·
Hme,Jrvine.5 3baon satisfy all your needs . mumty. $1G4,500 Ph
l'ORTOFINA
Almost oew split-level ; 3
bdrm., 2~ bath home
wltb expansive ocean &
canyon views . A great
home for entertaining;
super kitchen! S131 .900
room w/wel bar & frplc, ~ ' · owner. 2 BA, family [l1'1B!
I g e po o I s i z d Io l Sharp entry lo sunken 499·2716
w/sunken wall patio, living rm • vaulted ce1l· ---------
crpls, drps, large fenced , ,
yard. Call 830-4034 for >=·· ¥ OPEH HOUSE SAT. & SUM. 1·5
# 12 IMA LOA COUIT
SAN CLEMENTE
TRl-PLEX extensive bri work. ings, formal dinJng and a OCEAHFROHT appt. Hew U1ting-Vlew prof lnd5cpn'g. lose to beautiful family rm Deluxe Co-Op Apt, 38r ,
community & crts. Customized thruout A 2ba, huge deck, gar's,
By ownr, ask1 $124,900. home of true luxury. Call elevalor, htd. pool. San·
Prin. only. M2 1 today for an exclusive dy bch. Adults
UGUHAFIXER
On an R·2 lot. add a deck
to enjoy lhe view. Stone's
throw rrom t own. 2
Bdrm., l balh + a bonus
studio rental unit. $94,SOO
Hghly upgrded cstm Cos;i· Newport Hgts. home. do.3Br,2Ba.~/frplc,atr xtra lrg lot w/m any
cond. lot premium vu lot . .possibilities. Lots of ex· c~ to pool, rec cntr_. ten· tras here. CALL now
CALL NOW 752-7315
DONALD M . BIRD
Oftly $90,000 HOWARD JOHNSON
REALTY
497-1744 ------1>-----1 showing. HARCUM & HORN R.E.
' DEERFJELO Dr, 21,4, 998Glenneyre 494·1!~~1 rus cru, 2 cov. {>&t1os & UMITED IROKERS A,$SOciote s ._Realtors
ba, hm. 1826 fl .. covr'd
patio, sprin r sys, bttr
; c rpl, eln. ell kept.
$78.,000. M2· 93.
Beaut dra.Jatic 38r by
owner, to ed sale, nvr
red hill ~··.
552·7500
CULVERDALE
A decorator delight with
4 bdnn5., fam. rm. and a
large bonus rm .• a huge
M/bdrm . s uite with
separate dressing areas
GRACIOUS HOME
In choice area. on quiet
street, s pace galor e! 4i!1 Incl. 5 bdrms., 3 baths, dehghtf~I fumily r.m., ~u .,If!,.
garden kitchen com bina· {~,
lion. Form11l dining rm. ,,,.,,,,._
& extra large, beautiful· llOS N.Coon Hwy.,Lo9uno
ly landscaped yard. 494-1177
Many extras. Won't last
long at $95,000 Cro11 TM Moat
Located on large lot close m·o· 11";:!.l~!Pel to pool, park & tennis ~ courts. Reduced to sell at ~Q~ '83,500 499. 2100
.. to lhla 4 bdrm. home, 6
blks. lo beach, only 10
yrs. old ' The mstr. suite
(with ocean view l oc·
cu.pies enUre third levc!I.
$197,500
·red hill ~· .
55 2 -7500
WATER
WATER
a.ildlng Site
~~.~~nn only. John Carey GRI 646·7414
M9wport leach I 069 ~wport leach I 069 lllEA THT AKIMC. ~HICJlll'I 1052 Fl:EDTHEDUCKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• View from this pam·
••••••••••••••••••••••• .. f r om t b e l g c . SEAVIEW BY BROAD· NEEDS NOTHING pered beauty. 2 Br, 2 ba, SELLH wat.erlrontdeck;2·sty.,5 MO RE Brand new 2 1750 Sq n. Formal din
BR. & playrm.; 3 ba. story 4br, 3ba by ownr. rm., richly paneled den, MOTIVATED Xlnt cond. Walk to pools, Sale or lse w/option tn BUT YOU! manicured ground ~
RlOUCED TO tennis & ocean. $96,500 buy 640·0696 TRULY no work nei!ded ! w /secluded courtyard
$121 500 CAYWOOD REALTY -'-·------8%VAterms~ldered • • * 541-1290 * Evcry aspcctoflhislove· Newlistlngat $91,000.
Lovely 4 bdrm home, ---------• 3Br. 2Ba. Rustic lg. fam ly home exudes class: IERTHA ._..IY
heated pool. Situated in a spyr-• •ss HILL & Uv rms, din rm, cslm from its r aised hearth beautiful, private area. w-& h fireplace, qraod n ew ltEALTO.S
Tenrus, JQZ, rec. center, Brand New 4 br, 3 ba, kitch, pool guest se, kitchen/builtlns, carpet· 215Del Mar.Sao Clem.
Beach. Buy this super fam. rm, poss. lse/opl. .immac cond. Upper ing thruout, fenced back 4fZ·4121
home & enjoy lhc good By owner. 752-5391 Back Bay area. $llO,OOO. yard. A ND trailer or
W'e. '""'"P'' ....... 1 ~645-~2.545~~~==~~! boat gat e t o the OCEAN VIEW! 200"Vlew, '" -.n. 1-h andsome GU Es T 38r , den, newly redec. C::::::gr.;f~~EY COmp. redccor.; on culi---------1 HOUSE·comry enough --Own,-4-..11136
E3 499-4534 de sac. lsl Time ocrcred PRIVATE ISLAND for grandma. Mu!( ace SClll JMn -=:::..:=~~==----1 for saJe.3 BR, 3 ba., ram. this exquisite _home to r-1.st = I 078 YOUR FRIENDS WlLL Fi · hed & led B _..,... 1 w ....
oecup. E I Turtle Rock1---------
Glen. S1 . 75\-0158.
EVBYWHERE
THAT'S THE THEME
for this s pacious 3
BDRM HOME. Locnted
m the llei!(hts overlook·
1ng the .. LI TTLE
VILLAGE BELOW"
l"ruque, spht·level entry
romdor htts noor' of red
bnck. Spacious, rustic
style l1v. rm . h a s
VAU L TED O PEN
S425 A month income un-
til you bwld. 50x180, Y.i
Blk. to Crescent Bay
stairway. Ocean View.
$12S,000
be impressed with lhe rm. rus pane 30' BO/\TSLJP Cully appreciate. Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• . f th' BR garage. Sl.34.750 appt.only-$89,500. view rom Ill • , 2 CORllH ASSOC. NEWLY 4 Bdrm.
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
3 br, 2~l ba, popular s.in
Luis Rey. Vu golf cour5e
2-Story Duptu BA, hm. Open Sat & Sun. #8 COLLINS ISLAND
831·08730wn/Bkr, vvv
Ne w "n m a r le et . 4 & 1 a le t · S l 1 5 ' O O o ., 547-7<»4 833 3215
Ternf1c view, 3 bdrm5. &
I + loll, 2 frplcs., North
Laguna S110.000
STI.900. 23531 Porter. Call _R_.Hff_ors ___ 7_59_·_0_2_2_6 TrndeS308&/0
0
r!;!nance I ml •• Quail ~
--------l••c•A•H•H•E•R•v·v·a·L•L•A•G•E•1 673-777o ssa.s723 Pl~•
2 Bdrm house in C·l zone, Prap~fJ!,~
Charming 2700 sq. rt.
4BR, on approx. ~ acre.
Formal din, pan'ld fam
rm w/wet bar. Prof'ly
ldscpd grounds. $164,500. Bdrms. 2 baths, famll) ---------* 494.7551 • 565,000 Lovely Newport home . 1400 ou1.11.n Ntw..OH H t.CM •IOHD REALTY•
GALLERY of HOMES
17141831·9411
rm .. fft>lc .. lge. patio
Outstindlng view ol
llghtsl Immaculate con
dillon Electronic ai
filter Close to schools
• <M·ner traMfcrrcd. Thi
wo,1fl l.1Jt I C111l for a pp 'L
$129,.00
01.¥10 D. CAILSOH
llALTOI lll-'2'3
THE PRICE
IS RIGHT!
Be1utlful Plan 102 In
'1"he WUlows" arr• of
Jrvine. nus 5ln"le atory
h11me f e atu r e! 3
bedrooms & dining room
la rlo5e to parl<. pool, ten·
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COmer lot, •Br. 3Ba, by . ownr. anxious $149,500. 7 Acres rustic 2 bedroom 642·1634 ranch home, garage &
BRICK. The entire West Pool, Tennis, Beach
wall as all ~lass and af· OPEN I 0·6PM STEP UP
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divided. $295,000. VIEW OFTHEOCEAN. 23802Hobart,$112,000 "~'" ToMe .. ,.... .... .,. ... fROM PAL.OS VERDES 605 Nyes. S16S.OOO Open Sat/Sun l·S. 4Br, ---------4 Truly magnificant lux· 3 Bdrm +den, 2 ba .
TO SAN CLEM ENTE l73McCauley.Sl89,000 2ba,view, 45"'ST.hckaslve ury residence. Spec· Charmingbrickfrplc,re. ~
ISLAND J)lninl! !W('t1on newly decorated •24502 Duplex, owner occupied Lacular view of bay & modeled ltitchen are just AHCHOIA51
hos lowl'red telling t.. Ownr. Whl~ewater, Big Los Serra nos. $79,950. 3 & 2 BR. '·"' Blk t ocean. 3600 sq ft or quali-a few of lhe extras. Fncd IMVISTMINTS
opena to hill-in kit<'ht·n Canyon View. Nearest 49S-4653or 831·2700 Bkr. ocean. Bit-ins. dbl. gar. ty construction. Two area, Ideal for R.V. Op C7l'4I 49 ... 7711 wilh HANGt:, 1>111. hse in 2 dlrectionsis600'. Recently redecor. Lge. !pie's , 2 wetbars, hse Sat/Sun 1·5. 51511':-:=======~ Full lngth of hse faces b · k 1 y Id massive family rm. 3 car Tusti A $87 250 Pri 1 '-0NVUETNO,NDEISICIWESNITll<E }' v I e w . A 11 r oo m s Minion Viejo l 067 nc pat o. 11 rs. o . gar. numerou5 custom n ve. , . n 3 Acres+ new 1.500aq n. 3
, ", ••••••••••••••••••••••• You own the land! L t d only 645-3930 Br 2 ba b 'lh Comm This home has been te· whitewater. 3 br, 2V.. ba. Gii WALKER xtras. oca e nea r • m. w1
nant occupied & COllLD Many xtras. + bulldable Add A COU~IB R• ... •TY ,,75_5200 Manners Mile. Must see LIDO ISLE 8 3 pool $89,500. Owner, USE SOME Sl'RUCJNG lot next door toward ~ v to appreciate. $247,500. • Y owner. 499-2'63.
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UP.Offeredror ocean w sa me v.ew. roomsto 15 ove· LID01SLE.3BR,2DA. s:is.3696 · $150,000.673-1610 2BdrmHomebyowner. S... Model $94,SOO Fwl P'rice Unobslructable view. ly starter home on a Drs fnn bay. Ten'ls wil . " Lg lot, beatu lndscpd 00
A• ...... $1,5,000 T H I\ T'S T H I-~ $138,500. •94·0508 or huge, beautlfull_y atay.Ownr.640-9010. P'EHIHSUUPOIMT HarborV1ew"Mooaeo cul·d ·aac. $58,500.
•Under Constn1cllon• ''WATJ::RED DOWN" 497-18l5 forappl. ~~ad::~:0e:r~~\~~1! --'--------• Charming 2 story home, 3 BR .. 2 ba. Open house _49:1_·_11..;._88 _____ _
ChooseyouJ'ownciecor PRICE OuanVu w/Circplace Is In a NewportHelghh 2660sq fl,5 Br,3ha,IJ{e Sat/Sun. 11·5. 1812 Pt.
7S2-0283, 640-01M Mll MISSIOM REALTY Must sell beaut lge con· QUALITY LOCATION Jde.l locallon. 2 BR .. lge. rtoapmislyldremd, elgckc.vcrrearnfde~l· ~!~Y Pl. $1 22 ,500 ~fi:~~e~~a~ M/:!1:; •m:•UTIFUL 118$S.CstHwy,Laguna d o. Asking $94 ,500 and close to s hopping! livingrm.w/frplc.Jlug ~ '"" ..... "" ""•"U41 cl-.. tocntrlOrange"--PhoM4•4-0731 499-4148. ai2,SOO. cornerlot.OnlyS7S,OOO m o lhcr-in·law unit .,...,...,._, ....,.. """ ""'•
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""-•-.-------• T Of "'h W Id Rustic charm. 2 BR. + Large Lot w I v I e w o f h l 11 s & Flal>ulous Plan 42 featur. •· op ~ e or · 4 playrm. f'rplc. Room Co & bay. Simple financing, HeWDCll'f HelGIMI prl vacy. Low malnt
IM 3 ...,,..m, & h"'e ZOO SQ FT HOMI >POCioos ''" w /2 bo. 11 jJlunl~ •• pol"". Ow""/ Agt. tO)'( ,..i.,elond 0 ••'ll y.,d, d•hwoh" dl•p'!,
2fx20 hmlly room Lartelot Ouzlingwhite din.rm, lge liv.rm ' Plac9 RV.~~MARTIN Sl43,00C.Ph673·~ large family r oom dbl alnk,gas frplc,panel·
v /open beam ceilings. water & city Ught view. 3 w/frplc & beaut ocean Prw1 t... REAL F.STATE ~-7 Portafino, 4 bd, 4 ba, w/bltn rrplc, + a 2 Br., Ing & shelving In Uv·rm, -.l hom I I led j t or • n-drooms 3 full view. Wrought Iron ent -r.::7S2 ,........ I ti I d '" s e s ocn us '" ""' • t•lled F · • ...... · bonlCI rm. huge lot, poo l~ ba, +I.Ith hse & pot· Pl o,e ecgar ropener.
f k baths, dining area. A w • oyer, gracious 1.00 OUAlln flUCM IE LUCKYll ....,. 900 """"1 Call S t atepe away rom par • back patio overlooking &Jnc. Ownr644-5389 Ung shed +2 car gar on _,, · ...,.,.. e an a
pool•tenniscourta. Rea!Valueat$143,500 L 8 & Cat u 1 1 d Steal at $59,950, In an alley. Full price Roaalla, San Ju o n MY OfllN SAT. 1.5 DOLPHIN ll.I. p'vt Ply a c~~I s,;~. i HELP! 3 ~r. 2ba home ~y Newport Beach. Luxury Prime Newport Shores $75,000. VOGEL co. Caplaln no. Open bouae
.LUE HEAVE.... 3'521ATIS 4'4-1511 645 4310 9· s 0 <714 > ~~~der. mi mac c:on • 28R.,2 bn.condoln pre 3br, 2ba, 2 story Realtol'l!.548-9346. Sat ft Sun 9·S. Ca ll
1""11 • • r ....,v pal o, bltns. Up· sUglous WestcllH area. cathedral ceilings, pvt 493·3573; or by appt.
BeluUt\.11 Cornell Mode/ U9,900 49Hl32eves.Askfor811l graded erpt th ruout. IEYaLYCRlEDOH c:lubhse. pool, t e nnis BESTBUYinBlgCaeyon 833-9124.
featurlni • blue moll I · -1e--L Io.a f'rplc, fully Jandacaped. CIU. Priced for lmmed Must aell. 123$,000. Plan __ ..;..... ______ _ tl'ln.lou --..---.. .. ~hech 1041 Owner relocutlnf'. must lllil.TOR 645-2411 sale by ownr. $79,990. n Broadmoor h me, 4 Br Lowest pri ce In the
tamllyt ~~.,: ~=i •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell. 163.000. Pnnclpals ------,..,.....----1 Prin only. 642·5887aft s. 2'A ea, nr 7th Falrwa,y. Village, \:ute condo.
room model home. Tftls . only. 768-0S68. 714~·1637 for appt. By Open house, Sat Noon til m> n 2 h fll M9wportleacll 1069 Ownt-r. 4PM, 28216 Country sq. .. story ~r c-1...1.. .. -U Banke New Castille. 3 BR, Jots of ••••••••••••••••••••••• Court. Village San Juan,
bu. formal dining eree .... ~ UIUw.::11 r upgrades, view. Jm· B wh· R I RobertaReally483-0202
" •• p r o f eas 1ona11 y mediate oc rr 1t e tor landscaped. Asaoclatlon 1.AMCHRIALTY RCSIOENTIAl llROl<ER)G{COMIW'tf Owner/A.rt. P~~~~ U e a s.t.AM IOIO
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munlty PGOJ. 1• cablo TV, •-IHdt 1041 Highly ortginal J bed.room, 2Y.a bath Ntwporthoch 106' HillORVllW Newport Beach. CA 92663 ~~.:-.':o!:::
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___ l;..;417' SAW~ • Bll'•, ...... b•'th with beaches. Clever open-space living 38r,den,tardenpi1tlo. l •BR. 2DA, wet b..r. $15,000 IKNIM'ION v•ran counsolor. Agt. •t2 SOO • ~~ .. with l of 1r bi 011. ,__ Showa like• model. Pro-~ 11 548-11521 • • • fireplace and Jg. dbt. areas J> e.nty room 1or · 8--uuu•wa >Q.lJ¥ •PPl. f 'ly. ldacpd. VIEW
garage. Cuyon privacy, comfortable !umiture. Unusually _c_aJJ_~------1·----1 VIEW, VIEW. 10 SETllE ESTATE 5-ltt~ aou
ocean view. $UG,500. largo fenced back yard. $127,500. ...,_V... 67~7601 ..................... ..
Atent. 87M54S A COlOW&L IA*a co. 4Br, la m rm, 2 lrpk5, din we , t c J 1 f r .Harbor Two houses on Jar&e comer Jot, '!~~~· d~; :i~~i1~l,
BeautlCul lot complete rm. wet blf'·L!kc now. Hltbl1nds. Beautltul • near ocean. One 3 Br, 13 yrs old ; eva l15A TotO LomA ;::i~~?:t· ,'.~~~~ Y.; 496· 7222 831-0836 ~i:~d ~!W:!:{ .~Ir;;. :,~d!Jl~~~~y~m·0~~ other 4 Br ftxer·upper. Heirs amt· Ln. ClAft otr W•t st.) eu1Merln•.m.ooo. ,,... ....... -.... mo tivated. Aak'I· --tom"'llch•n •p'p-w ious.NOW$185,000. ~.U..fr»k~•w~z llOW,t.RDJOKNSON -r $140.000. PACIFIC ~ " . " • .,... -.llkdl.ille huo, uo
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W..W..ttt' I Of ..... Propert, 2000 a.-flroeperty 2000 ....................... LO Vt; Ly fl' A M J Ly SLATE R • G 0 L D EN Tult.lt~k Glen. New~ 8 • -•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••u•••••••••• ••••••••••-••••• .. ••••~Illa Point 2 br, 2 ba mo E/S!de% br.dec .• cpl, HOME 3 BR 2 BA Wf;ST Su~r 4 Br 2 81 oo belt street $725/mo VRTfi&R~CK ~en,
NEW Award llome, 2 4PUXUH.I w/trplc. 2 car a•rase. drlll.c•r,fn~.yd • .PaUo XLNT ' LO C. 'QVJET frplc, DIW. cpt.' drps: 1se.Ai;t63M400 Plan '4 ~ w/a llm.
•I.or)', 3 bedrm +office 16 tO 160 UNITS • . atv ltdshwhr. Day• UJ 5, Mat. adlt&..N&.1078 CUlrDE·SAC ~ MO $425. 71'·1163·4589 or eiw. court rec. •ru. 21.~ baths. Fcaturel5 Ir Old lown aru, .iood ~: tvea'1S·25f:S CALL 548• i 70 FOR S3l·9S45 AJt. No Feu Grove• Secured comm. v J . Z /I • S 6 2 5 . U r fOt'mal din rm Fi U C(lnd, SU9,IOO ea. Agl, Mes. Verde area 4 br, 2 APPT New c:nr. lot. 2 br, 2 ba, 7·1044/~3215
6;aci'::Ws tam rm w/frpl X8r DD1f$ Prin only. 963-7866 or C:...-.. M• lUJ ba. crpts, dpra, blln.'I, tee · z Br, 2 Ba condo. Qu.ict. cpt,dtp. elec. aur. dr. WOODBRIDGE
& wet bar. Kltcbe OK. Nlckcnorll&n.• Mix 536-2144 •••••••••••••••••u••u ~:"~ot:~i:~ckJ~· O..P.W JZZ6 Adwts only. Pool A rte. opener. SteP' top.vt. trnn ESTATES
w/pass thru window. Ex ""'match 16• 20• 32• 40• 48• Udo Isle Rnldence, lrnde ); MB_..,,/ cs ' ··.·•••••••••••••••••.••• ctr. S25Smo. S52·3280 court. Pool & Jacuul. ~dlson 3 Dr a~ Ba,
tenor patio bar. ?itas 60• 84. 80 units. A~ually for $400,000..$500,000 Trlr 2 Bl', new cpta/drpc, lncd s Br. 1 b•. 6 llUta heh. ~~ :n&, or aft. h'1 5. av a i I p ow.
bedrm w/beaul. frplc. ~ha".9two1180 ("1l:!". park,elc.Ownr.6'TM208. Condo. 2br, l ba, patio yd. Frpl. No dop. adlt.a Fn~ yard. Cblldren oil. 1 w yir.. P~mlum lot. '42·639'
Car gar. On corner lot &:'C:,·°'}j O:s·oubw ._ ~.. aara1e. No pets. $29S. only $S15. 11t/ht. $375mo 5.llMl?a. Luxury2brTWwo AtC· E~tnds • H. B. school dlisl . Fo er ve 1• ner _..•I mo. 751-8543 830-5225. • Rancho Sin J ouquln. _i further informatlo wlllsellorexcb•nceio· P'l•rty 2100 3br,2ba.bon1.11rm.Cpla, View of lake & 0 ,;Av BLE3BriBa,z
phone Pacera Realt y dlvldu~lly or In comblna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~"'LS MESA VERDE 3 br + Dana U&hl Condos. 2 Br, dprp9, fenced. S3Q5. c Av U 1 & 1 fplc\, 1ngl fam bome,
Stach11 (213) 004· 1828 o1 tJoo. Ellch:ange up now-IHOUSTllAL ILDG "5"' _. family. 2 ba, dbl. ear.. 2 b a • t e n n I s , 968-1148 reb'1 · 1ma ~ mlr se $47f>.tf5-532J
<213> 891.9933. ~lc:~;.t~~~~tfh~~ 17,000 Sq, R. 1st user. ~bs.e:.~·a:.11i:;.ond. ~~./4~.~·A:etn~: CLEAN & COZY . • '152°·9110 . --..-E_R_OC--K-0 ... L_E_N,__
OPEN HOUSE l·SPM smallerunlts too! MI,salon Viejo. For sale CbeANYu?:aCt!\ESl'~~~f . T . S I . • Xfot3Br,2bafrplc. Turtle Rock Glen 4 Dr. 2 I tennl.a, jacuni, oreue. au rm •MESAVERDE-4Br,2Ba enn 11, w ma. pv. ~mibch$375646.0l38 · d • owner Lc4Se Sal&Sun.3 8t1Ba.VA.11!1Qual~ IUcti.rdD FonMy allamenitieslncludlng2 cpt s drps Cam rm' comm.2Br2Ba\.'Oodo. • Ba. F irm. cpl$. rps. 644.~ • ·
FHA 8%. Newly rcnovat. • _. __ . Ir Al • '1t..tt sun decks, courtyard etl· kite. hen blt~s. llv r ni D/W, wsbr /dryr, $3lS. 2 Br, 2 ba condo ln Hunt. pror lundscaping. $825
ed. ~.000. 7781 Rockwel. Prop~· NC a. °" try. wet bar, lots of frplc, fncd yd, rd . MOO Ul-1678 Hrbr area. Pool, Jacuui, lease. 5 Morningdew.
Ave. ....-u-640-1700 closets &c stDr•ce. Jncla rao.536-5014 tennis. Call 17 14) CallS52-73SOor6S4·2330. U,..te.11 ,Z41 LEADERSlllP R .E 1S2•\9'JO Lohfws.le 2%00 use ol pool, tennll ~rt.· &Toro 3232 tM0-1761 • (213)941-4100 ••••••••••••••••••••••
842·4466 ieoo OUAIUt Ht NACN •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• jacuzzi &c sauna. Yrl)' lse 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Encl •9'•••••••••••••••-•••• · W~bridge &tates. Up. BLVE l.4lOON Vlt.t.A ~-paUo, gar. adults only. \'.!MO. FREE RENT 3br, lge fam.rm. l'-' ba, &rd d •Br. 3 ba, ram rm 28~ 2~ wshr, dryr.
'WcrMYowToes 7, 18 Hew Units ffard·TO·find JASMINE CREEK'S No pets. 581·5851, evs. Lease beaut. 3 br. 2 ba frplc, $340. mo. Mlle to ~Pli\~~re*°yard. rdrtg, c , c1tps11teps
On ellh~r h~f the Oran~ Coun~ l.ag"~". 6 "'tra lur"e '-t most popular model. 556-7627 home. Hassep. den, new· bcb. Huntington Con. lsvea/opt av-" •7u ...,..!'°0°; ID pvt l·poolJ, t~· Cirtiplaces U1 l is lovely ~ ... _ "'" • .., Plan 2 with 2 bedrms & ly painted Inside, nice tinental Twnbme. New ""· .,.. . .,...,.. • nis, secun . Avail nowt
Dr Sol Vista home. Lge near town. Large trefl & den. A bargain at *685 4 Br, 2 ba, Fam rm, fnnl lnd.scp'g, auto sprnklrs. cpt 'K & paint thruout. S5Ml681 ssoo. i.t lut + ~00.
family rm. A Buy al Still time choose co ors country setting. S23,SOO. per mt.h. on yearly lease. Din rm, lovely area, cov. paUo. S3Q5. mo. Call Ca 11 Ag n t, Larry .,., 1110 FREE RENT aecurHy, p wnr / Ac..t.
$69,900. Bkr. 848·0709 ::u~~~U~~ci!~~l.lent "% .. Rffftor 4944611 Includes alJ ameruUes ... r~~r • bcb. $'150~ Rusty, 549-1862 842·937L Lease a· Br, 2 ba home, 49MZt1 or.~1-.ues;
VETS SPECIAL • MoWll.._/ Clubhouse., pool jacuui, • 3BD l :W. BA i $.12S 3BDRM·2 BATH lge country kllch, cov. askforBOB
3 Dr. pool home. hvy I' 'Quail~ Tr1rMs 2300 t.enniscourts. EastSlde-3Br,2Ba,buge mo: Firepta'c;,e;hildre~ $36Smonth pall~. Nr. schools •ader~beach nse.
shake roof. Spanish stuC· • ••••••••••••••••••••••• o N LARK s p u R .. 2 f am lcd1ame1 rm, fig Yhdl • &pets ok, 581·04-47 aft S 536-8626 · ' ~~~yg5.4Fie62 mo. Call In C.nyo.Q. \ Br, Child, co finish, priced al only ~Plac• MOllLEPA•IC w/fn enc pool, res Y ' smpelOK.ttsomo l!I\.
960 3389 "' bdrm, 2 bath, no pets, painte d , $395 mo. Very clean 4 bdrm, 2 ba. last ~ s 437 ca' SST,500. • agt. a 100 Spaces, good loc.ia· one car gar. S37S per 752-8178 '-'• V.-.Y 1234 xlnt area near ·Beach Sunshlney Sharp E nd ~ n.yon
Other Real &tcrh ... ~$st.!.'~~OHllACM lion. nea.r Redlands. A!I mth, yearly lease. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools. 9 62•72481 Condo. 28r, all bllns. ~res Dr. Sal & Sun
•••••••••••••••••••••• leased. '9()0,000. 5ubm1t nice. Mesa Verde 3br . 2ba, s BDRM 1~ Ba. Prestige 1162-34111. encl. gar. Comm. pool., ___ .-------HOME •· INCOME' 2 al'olfers cleu&pretty ...,,.U.3100 's A Close to frwys. No lse ~St._,~OMta I IO houses :0 llot, 3 Br. & 2 . ~lpels Ollly. ON Bl G C 0 RON A Sa 644-ls:ia-a rea. 4oo mo. gt. H U NT I N G T 0 N $325. 552·4.201 lelJIMo... 3250
.....,.... -B T $10 000 d IEvz.LYCIElDOu BEACH·BREAKERS moa, . !162-447l,S46·3l03 KARBOUR AREA. 3BR •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• r. ry • wn, ...... . " DRIVE .. Fabulous View, Sllllt 4 BR, bltns. cov. I 2 DA w /huge (a&mily a Br house~maculate.
Mobile. Modular Home ~.soo. full price. Prin REALTOR '45.z4 I I l bdrm & convertible patio. ~10. Refs. 839 San· ..... ,,.°"leech 3240 room & fireplace, Near * RIHTALS * Close to ops. Good
B ·1 .. : Deli "At only, pis. Kent Rogers ti ..... u<""""' -... h I 00 16 2 2 BR d _., UI wng very. """ · Rlty 848·8300 Momlai Dnen den. FabuJoua view. S6:iO ago nu._.,......,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc oo s S4 /mo. l:S • en · · .. • • ·••• .._. neighbor • $350/ls~ up, & Service. 67S.757 .~... ' per mlb. Yearly lease. Melody. CALL TOBIN 2 BR. 2\11 ba .. • • •. · •. $5SO 49'-0122
lor free est. or info. BEACH Duplex. 2-1 Br, 1 lnort ~400 Dupleic 2Br, ba, cpts, aml FOR LEASE: 3 bed rm. 2 REALTY 846·13'11 ... WE 3 BR, 2 ba. · · · · • · · • · • $4001---------, Ba. units. Has S4x\27'h •••••••••••••• ••••••••• ON lST. AVENUE, in old fncd yd, gar. $2SO+dep. b b nd ft ALSO HA VE olher pro-3 BR, FR, 2~ ba. · · • • $4~ IA MO. F
SELF <;ONT D, ~x26, ful n. lot w/room to build Palm Desert. Deep Cnyn Corona del Mar··2 bdrm 64S-8lM ~:g :;~1:<><;;~a~ pertles for rent. Homes, 3BR. FR,2b& ....... $MO Lease a bf', ba, newly bath, Just rcr.lnished. in one more uni·t. io•,·•0 dwn, 'Tennis club. 3 Br. 2 ba. ·• / la d..., Apts •· c-dos 4 BR 2 ba ....,..,, -~•-ted 1--1 "'e""'rate uru~ w garage, Wl •J SANTAANAHEIGHTS gar. $525/mo. incldg ·"' "" · ' ........... ~...,, .....,. ""' • .... -side. Set up with awning. full price $75 000 Prin 0wnr&4().9010. facilities & ref rig. $400 3a r. H~ba, dbl gar, fncd 4 BJt, F'R. 3 ba. · · · · .. $5~ fam·rm. ctntra l air
$1900. 548-6173 only pis Ke~t Rogers ,,.... mlh. Yearly lease. yd ate pd u" MM gardener. No pets. 3 Br. 2'il ba townhouse for Plua approximately cand. $315. mo. Rusty ' . Lux. Arrowhead chalet. ON BEGONIA CORONA w r . ~ FOR LEASE: 3 bed.rm, 2 leue. Near beach. Full 30 more in Irvine SU-1862 • Beautiful 10x42' larg Rily. 848·8300 Jan/Feb, SIP6 10, med'· D"'.L ~iAR Ch 1 2 3 8 f ed b k rd ba. brand new 1900 sq.fl. rec. facil. Unique int . ....__ .. _m ba l1v rm Adult P•."" pong s·-~ nds ,.. " . arm ng r, enc ac ya ' • __ .. ,_ ho f I FOR YOUN" FA.,..ILY """' · .. · Br House, 2Br Jlouse. .._ · """" -bdr lot N .....,5 w •-aid N ..........wg me wt orma Avail. Feb lsl. $500 mo. " m pk. No pets. Rental sp 0 $250wk 644 9539 m on comer . o ..,, . mo. a ..... P • o di f 30 ....... ""'· Call ,.or de Duplex, $147,000. wner. · · pets or children. $350 per pets. 646-3490. 'n. rm., am rm, ·wet 960-1430 ta""i·i,.·: ~5 •· mo. Furn. Cash $8500. 752.5495 RHI &tote month. • bar.$575. /mo. locldg -...........,,
Ans Serv 673·6377 2100 MUST SEE! gardener. No pets. 4 Br condo, super clean. ;::r: .,.1_..
--------1cov1NGTON BROS. in bchaltge tJ d l t la t & ~"' ...--3252 NEW PO n T BE AC H Anaheim. Century 21, ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLE OF NEWPORT 3 Br 2 Ba in College lob«+I lt..tty ~~P~.$350~9·7~ ' •••• .. ••••••••••••u•••
Mobile home. 10 x 60 ex-Spa row Invest mt. Div. Investor wUI trade or sell REALTORS Park, den, aU bllns, fplc, 141· 1611 WaJnul Sq. Condo. 2br , 0 \\NH O USE 2 Br.
pando. Cpts & drps, nr 963·'7866 old Co$ta Mesa duplex -2515 E. CslHwy, CdM. cov'd patio, cpt.s "drps. ...3 Br. 2ba. Q\&iel st .• 2 l V•ba, laundry rm. Wtr. swe'f>lng oc.ean view.
ocean. Sll.000. :>48·6444 Price $62,500. Equity 675-5511 wait to all schools. $42S car gar. 2005\ Shorewood pd. $JOO/mo. 55\.1909 $4SO,all52M889. ----------1----------c $40,000. Want beach units mo. Kids yes. pets no. 3 Br, den or? house avail. (off Adam .. ) ~ mo.1----------1--......... -------0PEN HSE SAT 12·5 Df1tr.s1 Property! or small industrial build· 2 Bedrooms, large open Call Wright Really· 2b&ths. ci>ts. drps. Bltns. ( S 7 ls} m ove In . College Park 3 br, 2 ba, Dol•ouse.• 48r, 2ba,
leautifvl I can find it for you. ing. P. O. box •93, Dana beamed II vlng room, 979-8533 $350. 962.3533 Cpt.s/drps, bltns, laund den, din rm, lge kitch, view: newly· decorated
Pardo Verde P'«k Beach area specialist. Point. large fan:iily or dlnlog 38 2 b I' k e ne 2'l'wnhses 1 w/Crplc both rm. Pvt. fncd yd, no cul-de.sac. $4.50. 551·3123 $42!Lmo. 495·4853, W tmi • t Probates.foreclosures, room dishwasher & r, a, 1 w ' • dogs. Open Sun 1/9, 1 to E h 83l·~Bkr. es "" u Bankruptcies, Divorce. RHI Estate bulll:ins, fireplace. cpts/drps, new paint, all 28~. n~'hBt!~if~llos, 4pm C.11960-3989 llec m Turtle Rock, 4 2flr, P. Ba, lg. liv rm. & Investment properties. W..ted 2900 Washer & dryer in· bltns, fncd Yd. boat ac· PClO. pe · Br. 2Yt be. frml dine. & 2Br. 2b West Nine Condo.
dm rm. wlk m rloset o-low marketpn'ce. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lud-" Good 1 · cess 2 car gar $375 Call tu.,_.• den . ..,.,... Call 83J.""'c'1. Avail immed. SubmlL """ c ~. ocat1on. ...,... ,;.,61 · 2 BR Condo, super clean, H._.-T OpenS.,.,.,t •-s 1o.5 ....., service rm. bltns Kett.lohMoft. lrok.,-Wanted house. units from ~.month.640-83SS """" crpts drps pool & club __.a• 3242 a "' uo . chlld/{tt. $375.
S17,000. 12\l'z Blk So. of f l rt .. -··~' ....,,,. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAlSTA VITAU Westminisler Blvd. on Cull (TI4}673-4S45 t:1:~no:,PN!~&~rf: Large 2sr+fam rm DELUXE 2Br, 2Ba Con· .. .,...,.e ........ 979-7888 3 Br 3 ba townhouse Woodbridge, Broadmoor ~ t 2 I
l\lagnolia 499-4133 w/decorator appts. do, bltns. pool, $340 mo. 2 Br. S28S. Yard. Kids & Spa~kling new cond: Plan E, 4 Br 3 Ba, FR, 49 '"2 4
YourHostess IUCHUHITS . Frplc, gar & yard. Xlnt ~or551-0848 pets OK. Nr schls/park. $470. Call "Lila", DR, prof lnd~cpng up· SEAJ'MAACE
Rose Simonian 5 Units, blk. to lhe ocean Local. pnv. party, wants quiet street. $500/mo. Ph REDECORATED 3 Br 962·3533orS36-032l 846-l371or846-5456eves. graded ~pls, tile, pool & TOYHHOUSi PACERARULTY topurchase.rromowner, 631-1400Agt. ·den din rm ne~ lake priv: $525 mo to
(213)522-0872 in Huntington Beach. house, rental prop.·or . • · ·• Beaut. new 3 Br a Ba, S700. mo. Huntington respons ible party. Super ot~ view. 2 Br,
(714) 9-t.5·2621 Sl15,000 condo; Cosla Mes3, HUD· Super 2 . Br. play rm. :;.t~~:s:7l·J1~~:69 W/bonus rm, bltns. close Harbour. 3 br. 2 ba. 752·7576 lt~ ~· community.
tingtonBeach.557-8117 home.Pnv:patlo.Ocean • · tobch.898·2989 (714> jacuui. By owner. B 2B f d d rd ennis urls , p ool , Comnwrcial ..._ a/J....., . view! $650 Mo. Agl. MESA VERJ>E SPEC LAL 846-34<>9 3 r, a. nc Y • g nr jacuuL Property 1600 r--, 640-7000 JBR BA Cl & a 11 3 Br 2 Ba, Fam Rm. fplc. Incl., children. pels OK. <=:::~llWlt.EY ....................... • ' ...... now 1:AI.LS:~oo va · dshwshr, lndry rm. dbl 3 Br 2 Ba. upstairs, condo. $42S mo. 559.()892 aft 6PMMAU'OftS
IAYFIONT ,-••••••••••••••••••••••• OC .. "' .... V•W · · gar, new cpls, nr fwy, All elec, W/W cpls, encl , COLONY E3C::::::: ~ R3ALTT"\. . u_....~ ll!.---2~..._... llOAn Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 ba. schls &c shops. $395 mo. gar w/t>o;it slip. $575 mo. 3 Bdrm Zba comm pool Ml-·"'-~ 3267 Of(ice building, spec· t' ~~ ~.----A builder-owned home frplc new cpts "paint 842·7549 Call Darlene 556-4393 or . 'r· . ·ed • -tacular view, luxurious 206tl ...... H.•~ ••••••~•••••••••••••••• wilh over 3800 sq. ft., tn Kids 'ok pets consd. $4.20: Chris Clawson, 835-7611 leMIS, imsh gar, can •••••••••••• •••••••••• ~culiveoHices.Anxlnt 646•4463 .._.P1nlart·•• 3107 CdM. Separate enter· Open 'bu: S un l ·S. 3.BrZBa,nr ~ach,shops, forappt. ~ .. ~r-mft.66-12 mkosd lse. Br, FamRil, View, cul
mvestment! · ••••••••••••••••••••••• talnlng area with lge. m.5ns.. Eves/Sat. schools, patio le cpls. '--.,,,.........., a or w n s. de sac, ~ sctioob~ '$435.
llU.GRUHDY M<Yl'ELOnLake.Juslre· Spadous 4Br1Baocean· fa mily rm., frplc. It $315.492-8973 '",_. 3244 TwtleRock~a.. 58&-SZSO ' •
RW.TOI 675-616 I ~~~~:· ~~C 8~~ :m~ ::.;:. J:~~~cea~=:~: =:!l'i~~~~~~~ ~f:~ *r~Sh.!rpA 3~~~;:a, Pt;kn 3br. 2ba, cpts, dtps ... ~~::;;·~~~;~~;;~~·· Plan m. 4 Br + fam . M.wpcll'f !t!;t. 326'
Pool.Bkr.963-7866 $750 m<>. Ava.ii. Apr l· pooL$1200Perrno.,year· g ~ d n r s 4s o : dshwsbr, blt.n.s, fenced, Uve in Irvine Village. S'150molease.64-0-2666 ••••••••••••••••••••••
MINI Warehouse. New. June 1.5. No pet.a. 644·95112 ly lease. 838-7488/545-3863. S37S. 847·2760. evs/wknds We h~ve homes avail. for I.SE $495. Spac Rancho H A R D 1 0 ,F 1 N D
a.ft 7PM Other rentals avail. In Sharp 3Br. 2ba, frpl. de· lease in•• Sao Joaquim penlhse. 2bEastbluff~, home.•br, Gd. location. 676 units for . CdM & Newport Beach. 3 Br. 11" b&. lge llv rm sirb'l nghbrtld wlk to Walnut Square 180 deg ee i 2Br a, fam '••·Sort wa~er.
Sl.J.33.000. Bkr. 963'7866 Cost9 M4tM J 124 Call Barbara or carol. w/frplc, freshly painted, bch S350 /lnc' grdnr. Rane~ Cal.H~mes den, 2 Ba, lu~ue;;,llving New crpU.:X,rps· painL.
574 SOMPLIX ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAY&BEACH 2 car garage. $349. mo. 847.1231. Deerfield UnivPk nr schls. golf & UCl. Walk. to s\ ls , shops,
lilfi 't weJlb -li h $400.JD.o.+Cln ck.P.j8r2 REALTY 7.S9-061J Call 752-8178 Culverdale Col.Park lmmed occup Call'Pat tennis du $150/mo. g;s oooc 1 p 11 n eme · e ui t, \1Y Ba. Fam Rm, fplc. ref'a -2Br.-+ 11. raro rm.Jrplc, Tll!lle Roe~ -.1131.943:2. • Lse. Refs • .$40·6775 Ot' ~'.Co..,;:~~~· shalte roof, xl!'lt area. Lo req'd. No tse. 873-4083 Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 ba, RWltington CteeJt Condo. 2 bdrm. your choice on ,,.._, ~2240 . r vac. Mgr a,va1~. Xlnl ~I>-anssrv. Lge 3br, 2,ooo sq.ft. 2 hm. rm, n ew crptc. 1370. from$340loS400. • ...:...;.=..=....___,,__ __ _ ~a::i~~~~ :: prec potenuaJ 1n growing story bltns l 'h ba 2 car bltna. focd yd. S42S. 3Br. + pool & tennis, 3 bdrm, your choice or 14 kltlll' HV Hms, Ca!,O)el 3 Br
area. Only 3 yrs old. lrrliM 3144 gar, So. of Cst Hwy'. 400~ 545-9161 Villa Pacific Condo. $375. from $33S. to $47S +FR. nr Pall" school.
eves9tl.3·48S8. M1Utseeloapprec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HeUotrope. 675·'1131 or Xlnt lOC!allon nr we~t 4Br, 2Ba house. lg. yd, 4 bdrm your choice ol 6 SSSOmo.'152.oll7
COftdo•lnl•ms/Towft· ***"'* READY TO MOVE IN 6T.J.8823 CU!f. 3 Br lge rncd yd, $375. Bltr. No fee . from$450to$SSO ~1 t.-Bluffs l·leve> tBR. 2 ba. homn for•• 1700 $31,500-$45,000 Homes 3Br. 2Ba, fncd yd. grdnr 544-8211 No Fees ~•Ii. Lo~y greenbdt & pool.
••••••••••••••••. ••• •• • Many custom built, on incl., dl.lldren. pets OK. Coet. M4tse 3224 645-8206 •A.NCH IUL TY $480 A.gt 644 lW
lge fncd lol.s. With fruit & $475mo.S59-0892aft6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Club Villa, Mesa 3 Br. 2 ba. Oceanview SS l·2 000 Dramatic 3 Br. never OC• • garden. Buy now for "'~ 3Bd 2"" I .. 'V rd Coodo B 21 ... B school $380 mo 586-4761 E I · T I ,.._..,_ 2 BR 2 .... vi later&letus helprenl! MR.....theclt lf6f ,_,.. .... a, sem -uet e e .3 r • .,... a, · · · ---------cup. xc us1ve urt e.........., , .....,, ew,
PROFESSIONAL REAL •••-"f.:'•••••••••••••••• condo. Dbl gar., fplc, 2 car gar, pool & jacuzii, eves 846-4.288. IRVINE Rock Glen. $800. Call 11Wet·bar, -~~P-1.!r tennis,
ESTATE Ba ho I d s h ws hr . '37 5 mo. avail Feb 1, adlts only, 3 BR, ll\4 BA, frpl, fam, 2 BR, t'h Ba ....•.... $375 751-0158. pool.$475.ti4!HSll1
---------• ys res; year ease. 644-0522 --mo. 963-4003 4 7PM. 2 BR J B "'"'""!...,"" Askfor Ann 1· BR. & bunk roo m ; ..,_ · · · room. lmmac home In • a • · · • -__,., TURTLEROCK 4 Br, 2 HVH 2 br le deft .. 3 br. .............
Ocean view 3br. 2ba.
3-2br, 2bt. 1 blk of
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,. Call Ron Elli:1 Ji 8 . Realty ~36·
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12 UNITS on 4 acres i
ilownt.own BIG D~AR tHu . from lake. lncom
\5 sso.ooo. yrly. s~les ~ce is $240,000,/ SIG. down. Seller will carry
balance at 8t~P. Owne
Aie&perale, needs cash or
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714·925·'7i:ie; 925-7Sl3 comp. tum. $425 Month $100. 3 br, gar. KJd1. pets, Mesa Verde 3Br. 2ba. new xlnt. area. Nr. scbla. ~ ::· ~ ::· · · • · · · =~ Ba, Fam Rm, den, patio S52S. Av I • .Ju St h.
c-..... l-4 Realtor S48-SS2'7 snip ok. FM cpts/drps, bltns. frplc, $4.25. 963·7868 3 BR: 2~ i;~::::: S42S-62S waterfall, nr park, pool; 644-'887 eves .
-r FOR 1..EASE LIDO ISLE Main Rental.I. S4&-S370 big yard. Very clean S4 n..-s.t !c.-I 5 4 BR, 2'n ba, CUrn •• $595 school. $345 mo. 640•l1l4 BIG CANYON Vtew of ~ Coestliwy. L.B. mo. See to appreciate. -,.... 1 -• BR Unique C2 + apti. 230• Contemporary Ba.yfroot, E-side $220. 2 br, 1arage, Open hse Jan 1S/ 16. • br, 2 ba. located on cul· 4 • 21/l Ba.··· .$795-800 Unlveralty Park 2br Golf C<>IU'le & lake,2 br Z
frontage. $-175,000. Call J Br huge FamU7 area. kJdl ok. Fee. . 642'8826 da)'s, 751·3188 de-sac. 1 blk from park & 4 BR. 3 Ba · · .. ·. · · .• $800 frplc, encl gar, pools & ba, upgraded. *'55 mo. Jun Brown. (213 > St.OOO mowlnt.tt. Main Rental&. 540-53'10 eves. schools. S. Warner, E. BIG CANYON tennis. $.150. 552-8138 Steps to Tena. crt. pool,
240-11 ll. Eves, 243-1202 R.E. SoderUng & Assoc. . Springdale. 17112 Erwin. 3 BR, 2\.'z Ba.· · ·. · · · · $700 jacuzli, sec. 844-5441
Associated Brokers 673-41.56 or 673·9192 2 br house in court, com pl. 962·9465.
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refurbished . No pets. ---------1 Big Canyon 2 Br Twjhse .
Udo Isle bayfront. 5 BR., a>. 548-6173 4 Br home across from Fantullc view. Wtu de-
6 ba .• 2·stories. SlBOO . • R~ALTYCOMPANY park Ir laJce. Fenced yd REALTY COMPANY coratetosuit.Pwtcomm..
Mo .. annual lease.Single Spacious 3 Br, 2ba in HIWltlNTALS dbl garage. cpts, dprs. YOUDISIRYITHI $7115.mo.OO~.
family only Greenbrook, nr S. Ctt Lse $395. 636-2375 IEST TOD •yt u-...._r View Hm-""""' AgentflTl-7300 Plaza. 2 yrs old. Elec IASTSIDE "" .....,.,., "'"'...,.,..
(lj 500 country kitcb, ahag cpl.a, 3 .BR. charmer w/dbl. Beach charmer S275. 2 hr. Brand new Highlander aq.fl. 4bt, 3~ b,, 2 ~, 3 BR, den, dlnln1. ram. A/C. huge cvrd patio. gara1e. Lg. private kids/pets/sngls. Fee Model In Turllerock fa~.rms, nr ;·pool.
2 or 3 or 4 or 6 or 8 or 10 rm. 2 fpl, pool. $4'75 Lease. 934 Au.lea. Bkr. fenced yard. Built-Ins. Main Rentals, $40-5370 Glen. Beautiful carpets, 1chool1, sbop~g. $750,
units. We bave t~m all 6'13-48S2 673-ITOO M a r I I y n D u n g e r . Separate l a u n d r y draperies, landscapina & 640-0190
v 'ltod i nrimer n $40.1720 613l41N facllltlea. Prime loca· $450. Water" gardene ltS23C,u•,.,,Da~IRVbfE patios. TOO man)' · ~.1·~rep~)'M:ke yours~ti S.Cl,_..e. l 176 • · tlon, 1375/mo. pct.lmmac-.3 br, 2'h ba. amenities lo list. See lo 3 Br.-2ba wtren~ patio..
r1 b p od ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br l~ Ba, Din Rm, ••so "'V"'IL• story, 2IOOO aq, fl. Huae OPEN DAILY appreciat e. $62S /mo. Best 16eatl0h. $500/mo. c · le~callt •Y BachtlorApt.$175 mo.+ bllna,dshwahr,RVpknc. '-"""" • ram rm w/frplc, covr":d SA.M.TOGP.M. Liia Harpet 732·1414 63H400Aat. 1 •,
191-7115 util. newly painted. $460 mo. wtr pd, (213) ro'~h!mB~.ty~e~at~j ~~ot lau,ndry r1md\ t,ltns, View, Turtlerock Ten. 3 (Y41) ESP.ECl.'-dY LARfOiJ; 540.J666 •98--33'77 !»1~3W alt 6/rindi prtvate patios & l ·car ...,.,wt nr, dorm3 •· '!'.~ml • Br & Fam Rm, beaut. UMIV. PAI~ 4 Br + DeL 'P'ronl view
Clil om rJ>S ......... s, -752·0617 sHO·T--'"' . . :..:;~_. .. EahlhC_...,_. 1.1....--~U..f N "-cl 21CN.STUSTJN, 3 Br ! Ba, gar. for e~ch. Laundry block walls. l'h mi to _,.,mo. ~ ,._... olwaler,uo .... lrcloseto
res In v estment ~• " tplc, dbl aa.r, cpt, bltOJ, room. Ft replaces. beach. E<Uaon HJ Schobl New Patio Home. 2 br, 2 JmmedJat4!occupa~cyl a ever1t))H~~J ' $$751$.
enalysls. appralsala. tax • '.....'J j ri ff 1} a ....................... Avail. Ph: 646-4390 $325/mo. <V46> 6.rea. Children & small ba + xtras. Swimm.int. BRs. 'If bom.t• r\>om . All S3l·i400 t ~
·•exchange advice.#lltW :IZI,.., ;!:~!!'! ..... , .... ??.~~~.Mesa Verde, newer s petwelcome.968·$256 tennis, Jacuzzi. Adults. ~~YLas7~~m~ii!~~unb~ 3Bt'.2tfa,bltfanl,bltnl,
Jlpecl11liilnf In Bch I -•• ••••• B Bt2Ba FamRm dlnin" •ffON'£YMOON l Lie MOO. mo. $50. dis· T ' rp\e.8",,.*"'beacb $SZS I I ua..'re here to helpt Tri·levtl c:obdo, 3 r , • • " COTT•O"'-4 Br 1~ Ba, 2 car 1ar, ge count for Jan.l·S24·9634 '152·1414 <YU> . r-,.., · . ~u U·P elC properllca. ~ Great location. Jrvhte Rm, beam ceti,., new " ~ yd for trlr, $400 mo. $1 yr Y· 613-2493
le.Uers& 81.1)'er1 evall. -------Ave., W /on Uni v. Dr. to c: Pl•• l 7 0 3 N ~ w 1 Br, am den, breakfaat dep. 961-5454 Mr. FUna. 2 Br 2 Ba. lux apt, over·, ________ .,_,weeiclitr beauit..3 ~ 2 ba,
'a s RCal~RonEllit 11 UNIT~ Woodatre11mCondoe,un· Hamps hire. $450. nook, very pvt, frell\ly Mr.Trumpla,557· l looking Newport Bay, or. abops, II~"= ~ • eia ty $36-666S ~ It Jll_... $400, / per D'IO. ~t painted. Wtr pd. No dof•· . with balcony le fplc. HAllOI VllW Sehl r'k ~ All 2 bedroom. Four Hurry• $250/mo. $500 move· n. 3Br2Ba,lgecmrlot.,PR, 833-9234 "Carmel " model. WI·--"''""~--·--·..._ __ Costa Mesa yurs old. UNDER .,.edlrellen NEWLY DECORATED 3 2%31 Pomona. Call FP, wlr pd. $3'15. --------Bdrm .• formal dlnln BLUFFS, 2 a r, 2 B•, .~ $116,500.pcrunll. JohnCarey 8'6.7414 ,!!!!.• 2 :1\ tam!~!"'~ 91().31189. 554-7533; 862·1'788. Elliot 2 Br, 2 Ba townhouse. rm .. lam. rm., sunke view, cu.st. decor, wet· FOUIPLEX "l"c• c • o sc • ..._, 1 Pool Clubhouae $385 l i v I n 1 r m • w I t bar, bits, color TV, dO ~try HOUff for rent •!:lopping, bu.ses. $425. Men de Mar.New paJnt, 3brTwnbse nr bch, atores. Avail now SSl-liln • t l re P 1 a c e : w e 1 1 !~room. 2 bath and 2 II. ,Ql.1Di-1 Ortea• Hwy, must .,e IG4220 ln /oLlt. ' br, 2 ba. acbools. Rec fadl. RV· · • landac,ped, patio, steps
lmroom, l bath unill. P1ac9 b.annonious w/olher OC:· ~NY CHARMING 3 Cam.rm, cpta, drpa, boetarea. S39$. 1168-5'80. Univ. Parltlovely4bri m from 1>a rk 4' pool.I\-';.....;.----..---....-
""ii ~der1 exd'::frea Pl apse tilt• cup1nt1 on property. BR1 2 'sA., family rm, ~;!';f!C!~=· fncd l Blk to bch, new 2 aly ~ ~~O:· z rrp ~·•. Al~7a711.absl~ .. 0Felbnrucalruyde11, ~r va pa os,. . 1'2•1920 71'411-UOOevi. trplc, patio. Pruit trtts. · 48r, 2'i1Ba. cpll, drps. --· -------" "" ~ ~!~u~Jeat invest· "'"ouaa' n H• MMM ..... t.a-d 1206 Cul·de·Sac. sus. 642·2178 48r, 20. cpta, drpa, f•m, bl~, frple, wet bar, 2 WOODlltOGI •ardencr
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. 84M413 Lg..1Bt.stpt1tobay/bch, 84S-Ci6,979-3376 C(NT•ll COSTA M£SA decrt'd. $250 /mo. Blvd. $21$ mo. Call 14\l Alabama. $335. HARBOR VlEW 5 Br. $25S mo. adl\.s, no pets. IUIL Ml-7415 or seo 1M5 Cor· 963-2532or53tM'6J 846-9088: 846-4990 ba, oo park, nr J>()OI, hug New Tustin patio-bme. 673-0072 Newer 2 Br Apl w /pvt nander.
yard. $'m. 640-9256. Jbr, 2ba, atrium, yd, AC. p..tJo & gar. $275. AJI $295 montldy ---------• , ..._, L• P.t& Ocean view. 3 br, 2 bn,
MJcrowave, tenrus crt.s & STEPS TO ~ach, 3 br, 2 831·3900Agt. NEW Spacious 3Br, 2ba Deluxe 3 br, 2~ ba, au. aaragc. Av1dl. 1-10. $335.
Harbor View Monaco, more. Adults, DO pets. b a . W i n l e r . $ 3 5 o . -AS V CTO apt.. f11>lc & dlx features. dbl 11ai-., paUo, f11>lc. 1713 ~~; 84G 9088 &2&, adults. ~mo. ~75. 532~. 2~·3804; 213·'12.8-3600 C A l RIA «11·3900 Al b 36 3 6 SS2-81184 1 &2 BR. unt or furn, gas a ama. 5 • 4 ~ or lmmac 38r, 2 full ba, 2Br2Batnlrvine.Appllc, LUXURYBAYFRONT &wtrpd. Adlu, Do pets. 2 Br, l~ bath. Instant move-in. Pets & c ute 1 Br. avail oow. 53tH118 rrplc. s:n5. 0p Sun H .
Oen rrnt ut West 9tli. 4Br drps, park view. encl EleganUy decorated &. Pc*. rec rm, tee. &al~. infants ok. Fenced patios, enclosed Gar+ all mdra conve· 3 br, l Y.a ba, frplc, patlo, (213)431-6482
2Ba, dbl gar, yr. lse, gar, central air, S32S per furn. 2 br, 2 ba, 21.sv ,q. S25 Victoria. 642·8870 garages, disbw-~'-ers, .,.; .. cond. n I e nee s s200 I mo 1 A -•t J 1 ....... n,,,_ -.. qu • • eiic . gar. YIU an .. t"·" BR. NEW/DELUX' .. ~ mo....., . ........, mo. Call M arjeanoe, ft. Security bldo. Boat m 102a 675 1-.. ...,. • "·
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IAYAtOHTCPNDO June. $1150. Yrly. 2br "pt W/fa.rephace, 1"4l 1922 Meyers• • t off 1861. St VILLA CORDOVA Nr Homiltoq/Brookburs\ Huntington Harbour FORLEA,SE Dana Point New 3Bd, Owner/Agt 645·7216 or bath, range. oven, dis· 't JUS iJW t l•fro111S210 2br, 2ba. gar, patio. Sm area. 2Br, 28a, decorated, sUp 2~Ba. Pool, sauna, D/W, 615.~ hwuher, $320. Al:iu 3 br " chld ok. $285. 962.0'J78 16885 Lynn 846·$11
avail. compactor, frplc. $390. (sep. bldg) $370. s ·Moito Mo
$600 wlfum·S7SO furn. 496·9157 $190. 1 br, applns. Singles. 160 W. Wilson , 88 m311311r Of •Speelal eablnet-space Lge 1 & 2 Br, 2 ba. Adults BLOCK TO BEACU
642-2800 Beachcomber. fee $15. •Lockedear.w/lgstor only, 00 pets. Pool, 2·1bdrms $185.1·2bdrms
------. ----tSprea~ out. 4 Br. re· 631·20ll Lge 3 br, 2 ba townhouse C311 ·642•12 •D/W, displ, lndry rm jacuui. From $220 IJ.'IO, $22$. Access to pool. 220 H.V. Lovely 3 br. 2 ba, decrtd, wshr, dryr. slv, inqu.ielcomplet.Garaae •Ga.scootting,bt/wtrpd l9132Magnolia,962·1800 Huntington St. Mgr
pa.o el e d fa m . rm , dshwshr. Pools, tennis On the BEACH. Bach., & patio. Adults only. No •Adults, no pets. 536-3519
gardener. 64$-5.503 eves. c r ls. PI a Y g r n d s . Adults. UUJ. pd. pets. S325. 645·3381 or 2323,l:ldenAve, c. M. N'ew lwc 2 br, l ba, bltns, -,.,,_-.. 1---3-b-2-b---d
$350/mo. Owner 536-5837 $140 675·186S 837.9517 • &t6-0032 $375 mo. 3 br, 2ba. $375. ""'uxe r a. con o. Nwpt Hgt1 nr Cliff Dr. 2 or968--0779 Agt, no ftt. Costo ~ 31J4 Costo Mesa 31J4 ch Id / 5 m P 0 t o K. Children ok. Cpl d, drps.
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Ba, gues\ hse. $475. Townhou~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopping. Adults only. 2Br w/gar $215. Nu cpts. 1 Br apt cpts drps bllns Encloited garage. No 892·1512
646-3757 Unfunlished 3525 2 BR, 2 ba on the ocean. Nopets.645-8939 water pd. 1575 "C", E Side' $2lS. ' . • children or pets. !225. + NEW 1 br, frplc, beam ---------
' •••••••••••• ••••••••••• Furn. $700., unfum $600. Orange. Ph btwn l ·S: · · : dep. 204 E. 18th St .. Call ceiJ, bllns, l>ool. volley 28R, 2 fo'ULL BA. Cando, Nwpt Ter. 3 Dr, 2"2 BRAND NEW 3 Br 2'h Ba, Total security, elevators. Large 2 br, 1 ba collage. 636-41.20 642 6243 548-328! art. SPM ban. gar. S23S. 842-6934 frplc, enclosed garage, Ba, fplc, patio. gar, PoOI fplc • ...., mi from Doheney rec. faciliti~. 499·""..c F.ncl. garage. East C.M. TRIPLEX f' I ,, lndry fac. $275 mo.
oopets. $4SO. 536-8226 Sl. B<:h & Dana Wharf. "'"' ...,_ ~d11lts only, DO pets . Dix 2br-Vu. $225. anest ocauon. ~Side MW clfttoe 1 Br ... s:n5 & 2 Br ... $265. ALS03BR 2BA
Dix 3br, 3ba condo. 1 $450 per mo. 634·8282, .-Lo pXl.548·5300 + mainL help. Adll·Do ~al~~r~~c~~~iJ~°i townhouses. Frplc, encl. UUJ pd.. 2 blks bch. CaU Lg. patio, wshr/dryr
sq.ft. Children/pet ok. S.5PM,524-1012 Evs. AP,-Ji:=_~~-d Nice l br. frplc, pool, pets. Cpl pref. 673--0512 King sii.e bedrms. pvt. gar. 2 br le 3 br, 2 ba. 538-3811. hook up. $365 mo. Lse $500 mo Agn ....._...._ dul'· ...-~ ..,..,. eve patio, beautiful quiet from$32S.642·1603 DUPL~. 2 Br, l~ Ba •. 1_84_7_·2622 ______ _ • WOODSTREAM 3 br + ••••••••••••••••••••••• a ...,, no,... ..... -roo. ~•R.t. dbl I ~ bonus. 2 ba. l yr. old mdl. GeRcoral 3102 S48-4757or646-3798 MESA VERDE a.re a. grVJoU....,• enc gar, 3 Br 2 ba J t hs Yd.ear. S27S mo. Condo, l story; 2 br. SJS(I
8 k B Cp d -Home atmos·pbere 2 & 3 gas/water paid. No pets. N ' h• u.x~ry; wn el. 848-0265 mo. Call Kay, 963·0tl41 Sharp3Br hse-bch, pools, ac ay. ls, rps,••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult 2 bedroom beam Mature permanent ew s ag ~ lrit app · d 9689952
tennis. $450/lsc. 64S·0..123; ~-~~&.! S425· 6''5·9543• 21R WATERFRONT ceilln.i no. pets $200 568 brdeluxe apts. 546·l034 particula'r couple want'. H~e mstr, Npt Hts loc. 2 Br. 2 Ba condo. Quiet. ay, · eve.
642·3850.Nofee. Bu.iltins, crplS, drps, B· W.WalsoomqaptC BAYMEADOWS ed. $325. 586·890 or Cal1633-70S9otS4S-493l Adults onJy. Pool & rec. ear Pacific Cst Hwy &
B-Q h""e deck gar ge Spac. cheerw &: c.ozy· 1 & 2 544·9466 • La-.e ....... br a"'•, 2 ba, ctr. $2SS'mo. 55~3280 Golden W. 3 Dr. 2 Ba. clan 3 Br 2 Ba, mini view, out· ... ......._ .... s "'-·-'shad $43S• .... • a · Tr·a·plex .. 2 Dr, 1,.,,, ba. •1 ·• ~.,.... ,,.,.. •-r I l I . ...,... ... -m "'....., "' ..,, Brapt.s,enclgar,closeto LADGE D b pool, exercbe & rec rm, NEW 12 •-3 B ts 11re11 "' Pc, gar nr. s1depetsonly.AvaUnow. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 360iFINLEYAVE,N.B. Fam rm W/frplc. C/D, beach & college, Many t', 2 r, ea~s. sauna.!881Rristo1St. . • .,. r. ap . $375.846-0814 $600. Agl. 642·460 lal>oo lslond 3706 JACOBS REALTY DW, no pets, $335. Ph facil avail No kids or refng, new paint, quiet Vanous H.B. localloos.
64.5-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 75•6670 631·0496 pets.Fr.$2.2o.G4&-0073 adlts.$210. $18S. 2 br tri·plex. Yard. Kids OK. Rents $225 to NEW 2 Dr & 2 Dr/d~n
2 Br condo, cpt.s. drps, nr Yearly, 2br, furn. $325. 54lH661 0 l de r c p ~ Pref. $350. Kent Rogers Rlty. apts, w,/ga_r, & rec Cac11.
Hoag Hosp., Jsl, last & mo. No children or ,.,.,ts,, ....... __ ,,,_... 3806 T ............ ~-3 Br 2 Ba apt, blt.ns, cpls, 2 B LR DR bit l •-Beachcomber, fee $15. 848-8300 Nr. H Caty Hall. $275
.. ~ ....,.. ._ Mew o .... ,__s patio, fplc, $300. 2515 . r, • • n s v."' 63l·20ll up.842·4739. dep. S350mo. 979·7888 673·5099 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Instant move-in. 2 BR, Orange. CM 673-0053 disp, brk fp)c, pvt patio, . -.....--------
Eastb1u1f Condo Twnhse. lal»oa Peninsula 3 707 3 BR .. 2 ba .. patio; upper l'h bath, paUos, air, de· · new decor. cpts, drJ>ll, *OLIVE PARK*
3Br 2\'.i ba paHo frplc ••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex. Steps to beach. luxe, adults, $280/mo. 2br, cpls, drps, blt ns, wshr/dryr hkup, Close l Arr HOMES fotllnti~Oft nr poo1' • $49S. 64-0-003J '2 Br. 2 Ba. incl. ulil. Nr Ad141ls. Yearly lease, 1919 An ah e i m St. adult, no pets. $200, mo. bch. $235. 963·6420 -. HcwbOur-li42 ~e11 Month 673 7849 <A" A 141 Mg D '"5-"•17 o•6 oo .. c: ""Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm., bit· ans, •••••••••••• •• ••••••••. --'--------• beach .... ..,c:. lllS W. Bal. .....,.. · · .,..,.... • r. ave. '" .... •""..,.,.,., d I 11 Spac 4Br 3ba Condo ........., I~~~~~~~~~ . SPACIOUS 2 Br 21!.l B•, plS, rps, enc · gar., 3 "..,,, Nr H rbour 3BR • . · Blvd 962·0505. Winter lclltoa Pfllhtsula 38071-Beautiful brand new 2 br, bltns fplc encl yd car nu. (714) 847-7566, lOam· 2eA Trlple:. Bef Sam or ~]~e~:!'2~~::;2 s auna. rent ••••••••••.••••••••••••• 2BR,cpt,drps.Klds 0K." 1 ba. Beamed ceilings, tots 'oK. '2021 Oran1~ 5pm.7dys. art±2l3/592·2666
---------•Near ocean $140. Ut il. $210 mo. Nace l Br. Resp. No pets. $200 mo. free stand'g frplc, bltns, Ave A2 ' wknds evs. ~-&....-paid. Fee permanent adlls , no 548·0483 Many windows, $295. ' ' ' Nr. Hamilloo/Brookbursl OCEAN Vl!W
--M . R t 1 w • pets. 106 Bay Ave, 64.5-8256.979-3376 3 Br. 2 Ba, lg. patio. b . S 1 '"e ncwdlxcoodo lbr C-..&1tr.fto 3278 aan en 3 5• .,...,.537o Bal'-A Peru·n. 2 J!R Q.arden OIPL. fn>l.c, dshwshr. frplc, cl5e to 3br, 3 a. gar, patio. m "Ii • · • ..,... .,.,... LGE 1 B 1 childok $385 962-07'78 form din. Step dwn l1 v ••••••••••••••••••••••• COf'Ofta del Mor 3722 . dshwshr,. pool, pvt. patio. r. very co, gar. fwy 's 586-6918 i.----------. . . f 1 j _, t . 2 B l'L B t d .. """ 2 l ne J d A no children or pets. ---------·• ,.._or,..,,.,....,..,.,.,~5 rm, Pc, acuz .... enrus, ••••••••••••••••••••••• r .,,. 8• 5 u ao. ~· nr. rvi n • r ea . ""' .,,. .. ,V'"'""'"' 3 br. 2'h ba, 2 car gar. 2 paU,..., Nr boat d""ks. Br 1 Ba Upper $320 Yr c:c7 2841 Quiet, mature sngl or most....,,,..,,,10........_,.,,. ""' "" IN CHARMING Sludao & br w/bath & m • N · • ""· marned cpl only. Refs .-eSliBJIU V-'"""' _......... dshwsbr, frplc, $385. 2~ $325. (213)598·1715 OlD SAH JUAH garage, pvt ent. Male ~8~~7~ 0 pets. Adllll &Side 1&2 bl:' apts. requested. $200 +ctn rtt. APARTMENTS communllles.Arelaxklg blkstobch. 979-6279 lniM 3844 This charming 2 adult only. $45. wk. • Encl gar, patio, pool. 64>3487. 3Br,2Ba $345 selltngwllhsreoms; 2bdrm,fireplace.~mne ...................... .
bedroom, 2 bath " den 67J.2785 Near water. S175. Util Like new, n o pets. l Br $240 woledols,ondmo)esllc rrom beach. 1 year old. WOODBRIDGE home has plush carpel· . paid. Slvfrefrig. Fee 644·0878 Lge 2 br. 1 ba cottage on Ba h 1 $200 If Feo1ur1ng ...-,,..,.. A.,.. .. ing. fireplace, buHt.·ins & BaFecbh.a$pl7t5 .. Avail. month of Main Rentals. 540.5370 ---------E-side Costa Mesa. No c e or ees. """""' ...,.,......... PINES APTS
2 w t 1 t 2 Br 1 ba l story shag kids or pe ts. $300. Adults,nopets Jocuz:zl,souno,blllords, .__ -.....i G J, 2 &: 3 bdrm units. car garage. on as 675·5770 Peninsula Point. d~. P•tlo, frplc,' bea~ uo.SJOO 131E.18th SL on<I excillng c-.ibhOuSe Sl.75• 2 ...-, _.... arage. Designed Ii ke early loag! Call 646-21$8 days; ---------d h '"° 646-68L6or642·490S Kidsok. Fee C llf 1 b 1 493·0588 etenings & Costa Mesa 3724 yrly, lge 2 Br, 2 Ba, ceal., s whr. ga r . ----------11 wlhsoc:loleveo!S.lennls M . llenlals 540-5370 a orn a unga ows.
weeke'nds. ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• dressing rm, adults, no Adult..s, ~· 2650 Elden, ADULT 2 br. 2 ba. Most THE I .a.y LIAF gym, and voleybol ot ' lllR • F r o m $ 2 7 O • 1 l 5
pets $300 675-1358 537·3125 util. pd. $225. mo. to mo. "" Near beach 1 br $160 Pinestone. Ofc hrs 3.5 JO 2br, lba, Cando. Clean. $40.00 WEH •UP · · 622 Hamilton. &i~·0314 2 Bdrm, water pd, G6<> The Village. More Of Child ok. F~ · wkdays, 9·5:30 wknds
washer. dryer. pool, no •Studio & 1 BR Apts Capistrano leocll 3818 New Twnhse Apt. Frplc, Beautiful. sp1cio11S new ev9fYft1lng you're loOklng Main Rentals, 540.5370 552.0400
pets. S275. 494.0315 •TV & Maid Serv Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Jacuni. 2br, H'.zba, LARGE l & 3 br apts. apts. Pool. pvt patios. f(lf, Fumtlure 19.ovoloble.
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LUX new 3 Dr, 2't. Ba, ZJ76NewportBlvd.CM Near everything. S375. w/washer,dryerhoolcup. From $210 mo. Gas pd. 329Avocado,C . .M. QOOandhloBedroom aptw/bllnsincldshwshr. Adult & family apts .
twnhm \.<!. mi M nrina. 548·9755 or 6<L>-3967 No pets. 493.4900 Ron Adults. $375. 10am-6pm, 778 Scott Pl., off Placen· 831·3190 Adl lLMng. Lovely pool w J btfl 'y from $245. Tennis, health
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car gar. Paporamac ~u. 2110 Newport Blvd. CM. .,.. :; Rederorated. SlS5. Lge 1 bltns, wshr /dryr. lrg -grdnr , no .Pets . $575. n;-61 ~ pat.lo. $295. Ph:97H867. LOCJlllMI hach 3848
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breakfast.. dining. ulll. t.o shopping, 'h mi beach.. & Catalina views. Close • Fireplaces, wet bars occupancy. $275. &aS.3861 . pcSol, $29!. 532·40l5; eluded at $325/mo. ~ closets. hardwood 931 W.19th St. lo shopping & fine beach. •Dishwashers, walk·in closets or&46-'238. 768-8266! 49'1·2976 (714) C..s.y. C~ floon. central heal. gar, 644-2611 .. O..OPcM..t ~ L 3126 1l04So.CoastHwy. tree Uned street. greati----5"8-·<M_92 ____ ,, _________ 1 • Balconies. patios 3 Br 2 Ba, upper, no pets ~ ••••••••••••••ottf•••• Steps to &ach ~ Back LAGUNA\BEACH
nbrbd, fncd. $400 mo . • Park-like landscaping kids ok. S265. 1027 Valen.· Swiny sparkling clean 1 Bay, volleyball. Jacuzzi.
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Now
you can rent
in Woodbridge.
Woodbridge Pine9 Apartments may be the best-kept
secret in this se~·s residential best stUer. the
Village of Woodbridge. And this rustic apartment community
isn't easy to get to right now, eithet with all the
village construction going on.
Buf these.one.., two-, and three-bedroom unil9, designed lik~ early Califomla btJngalows, are well worth the effort,
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vlllage recreation and other goodness of Orange County's
most exciting new plact to live.
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Before we"re a1J taken, too.
Woodbridse P-ws Apartments, us Pinestone.
ltvlne. California (714) 552-0400 Renu &om $270
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lo drps 81tns D/W 1 car Male roommate wanted lo Edinger & Warner. l\GT 837·4200 Dnrk gray. 640·2677 *SHARON'S* capacity. Will consider •••••• •••••••••••••••• · · · • CdM 390to1050 sq ft . Cpt.s, 675·2601 rompanion·driver. Hrs & .,~ ondo kids ok no gar. Near Hoag Hospital. 5br 2 Br, 2 ba lwnbJe. d 5 A IC 't 1 ~11 l s. $275 1 ~0 . ~J:~s. $275. Vacant. ReC's ~.Aft6,5'A-451A. p!;k•g.Master~:7~~41~· F o r lse, 1400 s qrt D:.!;,.~i~:g ~!~al~oc:~. ~~c1~!~~ OUTCAf~~SAGE ~~flex ble. Aon
.·h·645 J.185 or 637·6050 ~"'et work'0 fem wanted warehouse office + 4000 R I h c t · L k "' ... t Woods1·d / r lrt 516517 3 br townhouse W/bltns. ~share 3•br lune. In· OFFlCE S~ACE, N.~. sqft storage yards in en s arp, a eriog a e cor.... e "THE EXPERIENCE" NEED
cpts, drps, d/w. I car dtvidual lite style. 1649 'YestchH Dr. Air, Irvine Industrial com· f~~.r~:!~nen~~~sa~;:n~ Dvpmt, Reward. 768-!62:3 ~dull 1Vmo~~I. RClosed BABYSITTING fJELP
garage, ne ar Hoag Kitch/Laundry priv. pvt. lo1let, etc. Two units plex. lncl'ng key lock. l1al not yet r eali?.ed, Lost. Dec. 30, a ltered cm:wt ... or cserva. ONYOURSK.lTRIP? ~~hoch 31641 Hospital. No pets. $325. Sl6S.840-2910d\ll, am ~:S~·ofl~:a~~~o-snq~ gasol linehpumkpsN& veh11· terms male Seagle, choke tions.64S-3967 Responsible college stu·
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·2695 c e was rac . at1ona Ag!l UBI 837-4200 chain. Vic CdM beaches. dent will babysit your
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JHtlO or t>atconv. A friendly mllllOn·CIOlln rec center. Tennis courts. too.
luturv 1001c renC<lls from SJSO monthly. 200 Promontory or wen.
Just nortn of Jllmt>Oree o~actflc Cont HlghWJ'f, T one cn•t 675·9000. O ned ano managed Dy
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---------•CompHum,avalllmmed, fl. 2 toilet s, as ls, Svc.Co.640-8250 Ans's lo "Eagle". *KAREN'S* chjldren evenincs and
2br,2ba,studioapt. nice Tustin loc, Br/ba, $400 /mo . PAC I FlC FAST-Costa Mes'o Rewa rd for return OUTCALL .. ASSAGE belp with housework ln w/gar.S260month. $195+'iulJl.63'2·168S REAL ESTATE, Gene Modern contractors ore BUYFOR 714/673·2352 ... exchange for room, 642·4727 Hlll,642-0200 wtCocd & paved storage ---------SPM·2AM 638·1780 board and access to ski
---------•Free r oom In l uxury yd. 2SOO sq.fl build'g & EQUl ~V~UE! LOST: Ladies heirloom sloPeS during days. Call Sane~,_-3171 Irvine home to a lady in AlPJOPROE Xl7~Ssqt.fSt, ~t-2Tal 8CSMO.HO sboq. { t Y oood. Owb ~er gomgl mto newt ring, In Robinson's, Coun"';'et~RgT&IORMfer al· C<>nni.e,837·9670 . ..,...1~ exchang e for ll t e · u• • u1 e · · I ar r area. $1, .usiness ven, ure, mus Fashion Isl. Reward. " m e r
••••••••••••••••••••••• housekeeping. Call Ken. $250/mo. Doyle !>48·0419 mo. Agnt. 833-1361 AhqGulTdate fast. 837 •20() 4gs..1667 Evs. Collect. Preg. test-avall. wknds LEARN PIANOTUNING
d 2 B r d/ EC.. ....... ... 2.Ulr llelpllne 547.9495 Limited opening g n 3 ~r con o, a, .P. w, ""''""' Exec ofc suites overlook· Industrial Unit zoned R OfC s, r,.
disposal,gar,ava1lnow. RESP. LADY to share lng fabulous Np Harbor forFiberglass work. MEXICAHREST. d~~r~ed si;~t~~g~~ •SPIRlTUALREADER =OC~t~~w ra~~:OOtt 833-0983 home fo r lite duties. & the Pacific Ocean. Lux 645·1930 NET S2000 MONTH New Years Eve, Harbor f\llly Llccnsed ~..+s~slMd Good offer if you ertioy rum lncl'g secn!t.ary & Free standing bldg ViewHills area .644-5859 llllSS EICamlnoReal Male nurse. <'Ompanion. orUt1fun1bhed 3'00 nicehome,freedom,and recept,from$38S.Nolse. 4,ooo S.F.l&eperS.F .• top w /prkng all around.---------• SanClemente.Forappt. chaut, 4-8 hrs per day.
••••••••••••••••••••••• low expenses. Nwpt Bch. PH: (714) 67S·'630. cond, many amenities, Pert. setup for family FOUND Ca 11 co Cat. 492·9034 492·7296 References SJ9..489S. THE EXCITlNG &12·3481 C.M. loc 673-1417 operation. Living qrtrs Orange, blk & wht, Foun· -------.---·i..:~.:..:..::=:.:::.:::::....=:::.:.. __
P.ALMMES.AAr'TS. Exec Suites altach'd. so. org co. tainVaJley.847-7588aft6 MASSACiE . alentedJunior Maglclan
Cut dowa G d A FIGURE MODELS will perform anywhere. MlNUTESTONPT Wouldyoulikealstclass stOIOl)I' 4550 oo terms. gent FOUND A 11 .b 1 k $Sandup.4!M-71D.1.
BCH. Uting bpettMt! ofc t-0 properly present ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751-14oo. longhalred male ca\. ESCORTS
Bach, 1&2 BR. Share a homeoraptment your bus image In pleas· Storogir Gar-• IEER~IHE TAY. Very tame, Yorktown 9 OUTC.ALL ONLY from 5195. ing s urroundings w /effl· -~-huntington. H.B. Janece, Adults. No Pels ti,,..,.f·,..,...,.·-· n .• ····rm cient sec 'I services? t2x24 • New $65, Spaces NET S2000 MONTll SS8·1760. 63 I ·3811
D ~ ULAJU ~ 1 Available. 2140 Newport Newly remodeled beau· ------------------1561 Mesa r. '!TY • .:-,.__,_ r ...... -.a-ldea Fwy access. xlnl Blvd. C.M. c.atl C48.7A77 B II l"' ti (c Blk E t f N rt v...o.c ,~ ... ,_ •. ,,_ ~-~~ I I O C Ai t " .. ly. usy a .,e me. Found·. Blk Cem . cat. RELAXJNG MASSAGE ,, s as o ewpo ··""·-· ..... oca , nr . . rpor . orc•a.5321 R 1 S2""' B
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PA.IU(NfWPORT 546·9860 Forover5yrs.~·4llt ..,...Wanhd 4600 blvd loc. Terms. Agent Wht Up on tail. Short. Oulcalls9-9,49"·5111 RealEstaleSales
. Ground Floor &tor 2nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7Sl·l400. hair. Capistrano Bch, LIKE MO .... EY, APARTMENTS 2 apls. 1n Laguna, steps Want lady lo share nice noor. Next to Sec. Pac . 5 San Jua n & CallC. -PALM READER• "" •
1or2 Bedrooms aod from beach. Walk to H.B. home with s ame. Nat'I Bank. lnclds util. Executive reloc:ating. de· MoMy to Loan 502 496·5316 S20readiog for $10 •LIKE PEOPLE, Townhouses village 1 Br: S29S unf. Pvl. bath $95. 536-1257/ Ample prkng, 188 E. 17th sires lo leasetconsider ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Past present&!uture • •
From 5249.50 $J2S furn. 2 Br: $360 unf. 536-1796. St, Cos ta Mesa. Pit: purchase option very $CASH' FOUND: Scuba equip· Uc '213) 694-1350 :LIKE $2 0 0 0
Open 9-6 Daily s 3 9 5 r u r n • C a I I 642-4210. nice new or ~lmosl new I ment, San Clemente bch. . 1
Spa·POOIS·Tennis 714-623-3827 art 4:30. ~p. fem to share. house ~Ingle f am1ly house HOME OWNERS borrow Please call to identify. P~operty Analysis ror PER MO,
A 1,. m F h. 1nC.M.Reductlonmrent ...._Mari-Ml'-w/fncd yard. General atlowbankratestocon· 492-0483 divorce or bankruptcy. • .,rross 0 as ion ROCMM 4000 for babysitting 6 yr old ,.... •..-.n • ,.. Newoort Coast area. ·:ro solldatedebls, pay taxes. · No cost or obligation. If you like these q1.1es· L.~~~~aqa~~W'11005Rreo~d0." •••••.•••••••••••••••••• p/tlme.646-7239 SNtoE,!i:?orRTflcBeESAuCllHes $600/mo. 759·0369 or take a vacation, room FOUND: Fem . Silky Real Estate Network, lions we'd like to talk lo
o>.U• SI al:l'I $1"" ,...., "' 898 ""01 d • Terr. Brbtol & Birch, Call 89'7-1375. you today. New training .71 ")644 l .. OO eepinitrms ...,,..,· .... mo. St MF h 3B From$300 2610AvonSt. ·vuo · ad ition,swimpool,pay progr m I t d .., • ., All SSQ. wk. Share kit/· rgt I lo s are r NB. 640.4223 a w guaran ec
___ D_EL_U_X_E ___ bath. Shown Mon-Sat apt . Ba ~ Penl n . 642·1194&675·6106 Wanted unfurn by Feb off existing 2nd or any EXOTIC GIRLS ~i.~to~ui:i,erln~~~~~
Eastb;ucr J br~ 2 ba. "only ". ,Call aft lpm. ~~'6';';t.~1I. Vrly. blk Free olCke space In eK· ~iu:inJ~e t!a~f-is.s~::! purpoMEcH.AHICS ~l/r~~~~~s~n~~:~~ Mussage &Modellng Fastest growing com·
Lease. Jnrl. spac. rnaster ReCs req d. 556-00SS or change for telephone avail. 645·8016 NA.TIOMAL IAMK Club Dr. CM. 545-4741 Outcall Only 542"3169 pany in its field orrering
liu1te, din rm & dbl 548~ A1TRAC. FEM/or MALE an:swerfng&Hghttyplng. l714J638·39S4 LOST· • REWARD For J oi!1 professiona!, dis· personalized ·traini ng
garage. Auto door ROOMS 525 wk up with TOSHARE2br. w/male. M4-G883or645~10 ~ · . crimlnallng . a1 ngles that guarantees your
opener avail. Pool & kitchen. $37,50 wk up SUVPl'm'l fem rentfor It. 2500 sq. Ct. No. Costa ~-:... 5005 ht, 21td & lrdT.0 .'5 1bomas, male Siamese gourmet club, 40+, non socess. "We're here lo r~atloo area. Adulu apts.S48-97SS hsed11ties. M1.1sl ~neat. Mesa. Fully improv~. -rr-,_..,, LOANS AVAILABLE ScaJ Point: disappear~ smokers only. Write Ad. help" is our motto.
only. Nopet.s. From $360. Apt C 2453 lrvlne, C.M. $1000/m M O'K f ••••••••••••••••••••••• Credit not important al .o txmp1c Dr. & In· No. 806, Daily Pilot, P.O. Please c:a!l loday for de·
1165 ArnisO!< Way Lg. Modem. quiet rm & 2200 °· r. ee e, COMidering a llll? 673-4883 Broker tenor Ln. H.B. J an 4· Box 1.560 Costa Mesa Ca tails.
Managed by bath or bch pvt entry Roommate to share 3 5-40-Over 500 Active local 1163-7623 ~ ' · • 631 2246
Gnneda Mgmt Co. S1SO~o.644-6i26 bdl lnnd hot mrt~ onJ Ba1tboltha .Modem 2 room suHe, nr bus. listings. Please call ~s. Trust L 0 s T . F M 1 • • 5 an 8 a mg !'0 · · · oc Airport, outside en· or stop by for free info. DHds 5035 · • 0 1 L l K E T 0 M E E 'I --------•IHOTEL. $25 wit, Hnto n50 mo +clearung dep · I All •· · •-t Schnauzer, gr ay, Nr. p E 0 p LE p LAY t m~ •• ... 1~ " · · try, air cond. Park ng ca...,gones "' ypes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O M V 830·27S4 • j~i~lij IA YROHT HOME Bch. Ocean 1 block. Ca.II 675-4074 spaces suitable for at We guarantee lo please S!COHD TRUST RE~ ARO • CARDS? New duplicate
•BR.4ba S2000 Moyrly 96()..2626 or 645·0973 Ive G..,.aforltent4l5 torney,•accountant o; you. DEED LO.AMS bridgesludlootfers2dal· 4 i' 7;1
STIPSTOIUCH _ms--'&'-·-------•••••••••••••••••••••••• consultant. Use of law 7Sl-3741 $10,000 maximum. Com· Found: St. Bernard. ly sessions. Sr. Citizens We're heretohelp!
3 BR.2 ba .. un(. S42S Furn rm & bath, $120 mo. Single garage. C.M. library possible. S26S mo. UNlTED BUSINESS petllive rates for good male. Huntington Beach play Cor $1.00 on Thurs al
3 BR, 2 ba . unf. s.&00 Ktt pnv. female oon· OH Fair near Freeway. to mo. or S2SO w /lse. 4400 INVESTMENTS "r""'a'I appla·cants. area. Call 960-4934. 11· Lessons also ofCered. Available Jan 8 practical
Ca D · NB CaJI V rd D E ... "" 0 RA N G £ C 0 A ST ' 29 · _s_mok __ e_r._97_9_·8634 _____ , ____ 54_o_.20:_2G ____ , ~~bt~nv~i·7PM c!~?r~mKo~a£ns) HORIMS REALTY F OUND: Tiny older BRIDGE CLUB. 145 B. ~ill~·~0.:.:11• ext 1
associated CdM. Bdrm fr bath. Pvt Gar a 1 e , 8 a k e r & . SUlte106 Costa .. fesa * 494-8057 * fem a .le Peek·o-Poo.? 191.h St. C.M. 548-3302 . ' . Ca Y VII 0 s ac ' " . mull1 col ored. Vic w.........1.-....0 entr)I. S1SO monlh. Fairview, Costa Mesa. nner. 1 a.,e . P e UBI Open 7 days Be-...&!L.J Gi-' Ul'IJW'U 7l00
642 21n1 l.sl & last mo. $lO mo. for ofC1ce or small busl· ------=---~ Euclid/Stonecress, FV. QllTJTVI n5
75l·ll204 neas. Approx 150 sq ft, PIZZA.-$8000. (i,r LOANS 9010 531·0996 Would II ke to m eel CCOUNTING lJ n f u r n I I • r o o m . ----------1 673-2916 or &C6-48-01 Fr h' l l /CJ u f d " Sit "'CCOU .......... "-/ w tlotchtn pr\v, working E-s ide Costa Mesa on . anc ise ype 5 ore. Also2ndTDLocms FOUND: Cairn Terrier gen emeo or a,,. or eve ,.. """,.
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1 _ i I .__., R....tal 4450 3600 Sq. rt. Seats 160. I II · Ed fun. 53.S-5363 PAYROU CLERK ......,2br,2 ba nt'arbeach M/F.St20mo.839·096S Westminster , s ng Growth area. Try FairestTerms sincet949 ma e, a ver, vie · ---------• Yearly. 642 22110 eves 11 . 1ara1e. S30/mo. 642·9401 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sattt~ Mtn.. C i nger I D us ha rd FV. Personal Sft"llces 5360 Good acctng backeround c-..,., room pvl bath CO R "'L SIS,000. d~n. Agt. 7 0 • o'JO 0373 I clud'ng p ables •-wknds r u ' ' • MME Cl"' Ull 751-1741 642·217 I 545-0611 ..,,.,-••••••••••••••••••••••• n 1 ay ...
S rerrtg, hotplate, ~pts, Offk•R..tal 4400 SPACEFROMSOoaq.n .: F OUND : F e m a l e ALCOHOLPROBLEM? payroll req'd. Xlnt co. g3 cto us.,n~wh2 "1 3 S12S.64$-0285(NwptBchJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• M·lclose in: 3000sq.ft. CULier)' & Gin Store In SAVI$$ German Shepherd. Vic Uve in/outMaldecomp. ~ee~~~1::ies~}e~~!1:.: ~~~n;;,oc~~nf~lt: ¥-.How ...... 4210 + 500 sq. ft. storage. C:OM. 3425 E . Coast Hwy, PrivatepartywlU buy Warner & MagnoUa. H.aa counselor. 20 yrs exper. E.O.E. Will be Interview·
newdty recreational de·••••••••••••••••••••••• established location ; 13000. + inventory. your2ndT.D.842·3S73 collar.8'2·5ll3. ale. & related probs. ing Jan l7, 18 & 19. Call
velopmcnl. rm med. OC· BIG BEAR LA.KEFRONT Dana Polnt·ldeal for 673-8033 Holislic approach. Stdt for appt. 640-4580. cupancy. Families & Cabins. (710161-T10l Beaut.y5alon:U40aq. It. FOUND: Schwinn bicycle healing arts, vit. therapy, __ ~------tiet.s accepled, $3.JS up. 494-9'727orll39-51T3. ~c....--,...-... RISTAUR.AMT 1st& 211dTD Lo.s owner ldenUfy by color, massage. Gd driver. Administrative ~--V l LL A 0 E FAIRE : Coiy ill iold mine. Lo SI\~% 64°'8292 site & speed & frame Reis. Conf. 642·7299 Secretary
6'1S-491l Brk.r. LAKE AR ROW HE A 0 . .t'Ni ___ Shops/OlClce·ceater of reot. EZ operation. Short Irvine Pac1fic Financial number. Date loet & loc . Business ore. 12 mo's, 8
LIDO ISLF. WATER· Pretty lake view, sips 10, ~-...-Laguna; f00tol300sq. ft. hrs. Owner will train, A lost. Call Hunt ington ~nvers~tlonal lpn7:shh hr day. $693 lo $1085 mo.
FRONT 3 Br, S11SO mo. $100 wknd, S200 wk, SZS0 ~~-;::.._., avallable-negoliable Steal! Dick Park, Bkr . .Anrto•s: ........ / BeacbP D 536-5621. reoc: or ng 3 +Cringe benefits. Sh 110 l.eaff.673-8886 Holiday11ok.842·5346 -leaHI for desirable 67"""'o Plf'IClftGlll/ · ' guaranteed an 20 lessons wp-t""'n110wpm.Ap• "'-"Q Found: Lady's Schwinn ononetoonebasls. ""' nn tenants·next lo Pottery Lod & ,..-... I c II (714 ) 548 3029 ply district oCc. Laguna 2 Br yearly, w/or without Relax Indian WeUa Rae· Sba.ck. BOUTIQUE ••••••:•••••••••••••••• bike. Eaatbluffs. Ca 1 8 • Beach Unified School
boat dock. $300. quet Club. Fully equip. ---------t Pri!"'e Newport location, ~tMtflh 5100 644-6989 Trant 5450 District before 1/13/77
673-2493 exeept linens. Tennis, *1 MO FRf!E RENT• C....v ltC~ ll'Vlne Co. lse. Ready to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found.· Male Terrier Mix. ••••••••••••••••••••••• golf, swimmlnc &tenter· t-2·.1 Rm. o!Cices Crom ~::., oomustsec $10 000 +in A/REC CLERK Luxury adult apt, in the tainmenL Bent by day, 112s per mo. Ad j . 110450.Coast wy. "' · • ·Artists & Craftsme n Multi cir. Santa' Ana. Europe5wks Sl829.6·20,2 · .JJlulfs. 1400 sq tt, 2 Br 2 weeJc, mo. Reserve now Ai rt H l 1 N 1 LAGUNA BEACH ventory. 640·>233 days. n~ed for wknd Cran Housebroken, gentle. meals, London, Paris, Exper'd typlng & post-• •-f I I 2 Cl i .... ,,. rpo er o e . o ca 497·2457 644-17SSevea. Sal e, major s h.op'• """"-9179eves. V\enna, Venlce.Crulseto lne. SmaH co. Good ..,., p c, poo . + pvt for H,,.... ass c • .,..,..~ req.,.... ...,.,..TU noon "' .,,.. be .. flt • N wporl ~ ..,.., E , .. ,.. ..._ ...:..:::..:....:·~::.:...=::..::.::..:.;.:.; __ ~----------I cent•r .,. p/day u ,.._,,,...,n Greece, Rome, Florence, "e "• e .,. .. M . ..,..,,. vs . .,....2855 aft 5pm. ._ $2500 + Net " •.., · .,..,.__ FOUND 8 Ibo I I M r1 E-..c rin a91 60" PM sa FT I A ·•u ....... 11r "'CH -...... • . a a s • n.r SWisa Alps. 494·6110. a ne lll'lnee •· 0 OCEAN VlJ. rrly 2 Br J BIG BEAR CABIN ""' ~ ",_ -Freestanding corner loc. FUE ColU11.9 Isl, Grey whte M -~--"-----1 W. tlJUISt. N.B. ~.
n -d I 1617WESTCLIFF·NB 'a1riry.a.u•&MT OriglnatowneroOyears killen 2 mos Med Ina Si'so Pn~o.P~~~.~lo·r:~ !tr!t:~= 1· wk.°' ___ A_C_T_. 54_1·_5032 __ _,. Old";!,td c:m with needs rat. This one has ~~~~ haJr.61W036 • •,;~
&&2>3639 p .. • u DESERT HOM''" 150 I Westclff Dr. ocean view·dtnlo& & Ult i~· Agt. 751·37 .. I Stal1ino Jan 10.1977 FOUND: Sm. Bwn. & Blk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""-"~ c. c9cklalls. Excellent,, --------"'-0 h ? VI Ad & ~_..__,_ • 3 Br. a Ba, carpet &c drps. Deluxe ftmtlthlnp. cen· Newport FlnanclalCt.r '--' ·-Sponsored By Tho S ep c. ams -•
Walk to Bay & ocean. tral afr, lg heated pool, LNMMJ Office Spec• tmna. Sl30,000. MANUFACTURING BALBOA Mesa Verde. 7$t·O!nf ,..._HCNI 7005 ~.995·2'29. buae y11rd, 3 Bdrm11, 2 CallonSlleMana1er Patented Item POWERSQUADRON ••••••••••••• .. •••••••••
B kit h 2 7t ..... .. ..A. 1 U i · c I to teach you the proper FOUND fem shaggy dOI M•"' WOMEN
Westcliffs new 2Br, 2Ba, ~la. ~::O, no ~h~~;..Q ( .,_ .. ullext~.. m e~~u:f~~~~~edq~!t sate handling of all types approx 351?'· Olk w/wht. r..i .. TIWN FOR
ll"Plc. rdrig, fee maker. under IO. Ph: 213-696·'1982 U You Need A Slafted It $280,000 this yr . Present olboats. Fordeta.llscall: Baker • JialrvJew, C.M. IAltTIHD1MG
whr/dryr. pool, adlt• 3·day1, 1150; Weekly Furnished Office. call NEWPORTBCHSTORF. owner unable to handle. 673-5717 751'3029 TWOWEEKCLASS
pets.PSmo.81M999 S2SO;Monlhly$750. THE EXECUTIVE aD>AvonSt.·$270Mo. Ca n be relocated. LOST: Small bm male "'Tl N IDE O
&If& d 2 br$340 UUJ SUITE. Real lncludt1 JerryWynn (213)477·1701 Leverage W/29<1. down. a...t•'-d SlO coclupoo, vie San , .. A O .w J 8
sen . • Sid It. wbUe &&.a 111 .... l 8r f /Ume t.cept., phoM Al\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cletnenle.483-'7534. PLACEMENT ff. Kida/sngla. Fee. 61oft, bach pentbae full1 m all 11rvlce, utll a. 'IOI> SQ. fl. elc. avl. Pac. Ult 751·1741 LOST: Male Jrish Setter, ASS1000STAN0C8£ Main ~uta 5404370 equlp'd W/WU'eal view. janl\orial. S.Cy's & otc Qi. l!wJ, Newport Bch. wbl. oa chest. 2 yrs., ana. LOST rnan'• blk wallet .tc DJ
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MacGregor Yacht Corp,.
1631 PlacentJa Ave, C.M.
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medical products. Lllo clean wor1t tn 1ml'lll O'OWini co. Req's no eit• per .. but Sood deaterilJ
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11.98 M Airport ~ Dr. CoataMesa.551-}: ~ 8r. l 'o'\ ba lo'#nhouse D~orwkends,callko equip avail. Newport S200 mo. Call: Robbie SU"1YS.AU$ to "Bra.ndy", Vic. La•· podtetorianlur,lcllal OPPORnINITlES
1tylc. Mulls, no peta. a..2110. c.ntcJ'.'4C).MfO 54M757 EZ short hour operation Bch, 121ao, Reward. phone booth, corner AMIAICAM AsslalantCook~
sm.5'8·2S82 ......,. .. a... 000 Prime locatJon In Huot Balboa b land; retall, can prov• $2.$,000+ + l>yt: 213-78$-ITOJ... eves: Fairview~ Balter, C.M. I A a TIM DI It S Oftncvt...CarecrMl
l a h frl net. Tbia one for rul. ~ ~·lo~•~ reYJard. SCHOOL Enerpt.lc ~ Jl:lt,2 ba,spaclous upper, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a aton ea c o n commer c. or o ce ....,,,.. ...,.,..,... ocr """'St S" huao master br: deck It Woman over GS "'car to 8roclklM&rlt, IOO square t pact. Off .. ltee.l park· ca11rorappt.toMC..Al1. 5 dllldren ICMJl i yr old n ...,.J,u, ., ,... Automotive
&lr, nr oceto. u . 617 eh are Cdll t.ome rMLSlnal!i &•rden'1~. ~·Approx. ~aq. n.: Ull 711-1741 Golden Retriever, male, Loat: bit. Af1bu, Scboola~~ToCoeit New Detall Shop~
'ltlver Rd 87M70l w/11me. am, board • *'"or omee. Good ex v. re•t J'OOm. Ritt'. tm T"'Y C.M wearln& c:-hollo chain, female. Ans. to A11a. http. \
· nominal aalary to rl&bt pot0r~ •••lined park· Mon. to Fri. ~s "' • Ne"port Penln. ult ;ma VWap Dr., Hun\ German Tutorlo1 Top ••let pel4. E"'lnt'" a~_cpl.a,drpt,lblk pereon.Nl..,tordQ()b: a.ni. C&JJ Jlr. Plumm ... ..,7., 20 ,,0 NetecwerSZOOO.Mo. f75-3f31 or 21.3·213-?lf Btach. •an hour Call AM Stumen. eng9alnten.l
NII:> 11\6. l yr IN, 67M725 ....,., ..,.o.,.. -.,. xv 1.. ex· Jct.al locaUon, parlclnt CoaJcct • • • buffua • pollskfl. up;\ Ne(llune ~ ,_..,. '5,000 a n aaJt.y. f'nlnt II rear, full ltllchen • ~ .... UIO 1Waa,CM-Z791. bol1te1')' 1tlampooen , • · ' , Wam&a.11. wantuame llplt.aln()(o, wU1 aa ...... 2134 Nwpt Bl•d. C.M. aot realisation or full l.(J6T I* CocbUeol, ,,_y ....................... Lean1 t.M lllaeil•. Diaco dMck 9ut., pck·up II_.. a.Br, 2 'ba. &MW' petllt It ..,..1'1\1 ~ PAI,.. cetUot1l1l an. 118 Pba rmt/bk, FA heat.· potential, owner au. •t1.UOW head m vie: No. l>riAldaa problem! Cba Ch•, Tan,o, all U~. App(f al crpta. ~ bUt bay Is bch. U... for ~P. Oru~JI • .S.0.701 lna -2 reatrnu, cptd, lout! JJdo bl•• Bay Sborea. CaJJA.leObolHelpUne ~.ta-:• Doria-:ao.HarwBl.£11
·IG1fl1be.M+U03 S40-0UO.--B--. 17$.T188 AGT 8374>0 Re1fard,1'7Wlot. MllrudQ.._.. ~ :7T. ' 'MS-lmll
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HelipW•t.d 71 00 ....,w.t.ct 7100 HetpW••~d 11oo'twpWanted 71 00 H-'PWMted 7 100 ....,w .. "' 7100 .;;;.Sa.;;.,l.;;.,ur..;.d•""Y..:...•Jo..;ln;;_U'-'ll,!Y.,£..8_.,_19_n _______ D_A_IL_Y_Pl_L_D_T_C_J_J .............................................. ······················· ....................... ······················· ....................... I
---------t0ua1 '11.rnuJJt·turcr l~~~t~r~. ;. ~Im~!· f~,· DISHWASHER 11 OU Sf: K F. E pt-: ll MICHAHIC ~.~~::!.~ ... !!.~~ ~.~~ ..... !!~ ~.~~:~ ..... !!~~
AUTO SERVICE Clipper Marine Corp 1 .w· ~ Ov1·r HI. lull ur P 11m<-1 IVf' IN workinit 1Jr 11Ut. C'h!lck _______ • ___ _
J.C. PENNEY CO
24 FoshiOft l1lartd
Htwporf leoch
11~ .. n Ol>l'IUOf: lor
Automotin
SH,-ic.t Person
~i.pcrien<:e n'q1uri•d
Ou\slandin.: co l)l·ncrtls • .xJn\ working ct.nllitlon~
Apply 111 vcrMm
l Oum 'fO 4pm Mon -Fri
Equal opp employer m tf -
J9HJE ()C<:idcnt111.~A JlC,!_!1~ lll'Cl'~) _ .' I\ P 1> I y. (; r 1nti c 1 Mu.'ll trn~t l~al ttf• & th111 xlul 01>porl111uly. RulloT lo head Real ~~-------
1-;xp IXml /\~~t·ml>leri. lhst&urant, 14110 W Automob1ll't. Clim• A lie:. »ital41 Otvlson. tduat be ~ T hl' Pacific Ci.t JIYIY . tood rlrl\ln~ record ttq 'd ~400+1)1lr wk able lo arannl'e & --"11~'c __ ll__ CLERKS Newport Beal'tt Small C11m1ly ·pvt room & IJO'lllhlc tor 1eood m un. xupervbw 1111lu force.
IOOICICEEPlll lluth .. 'Tool l'mJ iilJgn oper , Xlnl rcouincr11llun & as·
t" I ch a r Re b IL k pr . INVENTORY 1~~. 5!t~~:c~~~1:/;:· GW~or833 !MlO lwieup:, 1•lcc. cxpcr e:LC. Stsl.646-7111.
ma tu rt', Cl<l)r d, I i;irl of l Duy A'>~ll(nm1111t ~ per In ('llndy, t-0but•t·o, Call S8I s71.1. -----------•]
ficl', 3 dny wk, perma Joo Jtl.tl \:\I to ''l'M phr.to Pk,1~l' rail Mr llOt:SEl\EEPl::R Siller MED EXEC/SlCY RECEJVING nl'l\l Ph TUI.''> or 'fhun S?.~ l'cr hou1 l'Clcfb-On, !lti:! ~7 J:o'um1ly or ~. VII bu by.
i1 :1.:._ !'8 tlo15 t:J73 ---C,\l.,L TOO\\' -- -:.oml' ~:nithsh, rdaa .. rf TYl>inC & insurance ex
l>r)' t:lean1111l l'Ou11ler .:1rl f1c11mt. Driver!\ lie )lrc pcncnce reqult~. Cull INSPECTION
IOOICICHPER ~Q~ f f • d.u1v. 3l'M 71'M, all da~ Id Musl hf flcxillle. 111..e 4!15 101>0 9am lo noon lmml'lllatt• <>""mng for q ice SJturduy. i\pply 1n ch1ldren&\i c:lrunhou:sc. \l.Kdys Smu ll clc(''t ro · ··-l d "' 1 mechani cal i.wlt ch ;c.s1~tanl hool.kCef)\!t IO 0 OVe r 0 a perM111 . .-.xpcrt C l'uners, l.IVl.-:·IN. G15·4814 Men, perm. p/litne for LA corl)Orlltc omccll, ·ru~lln. 333 1':. 17th St. Costa --------Times honw delivery in manu!acturer hos Im· S700 Sl;.irt. Mw.l htl\ el 557•0061 Mua llouse'k<-epcr. Part time. Newport & CC1sto Mesa med. openinls \11 ~eiv·
good • .:1•n«rul knuwle<.11:1: H . ----645-0681 or lel 645·1874 Mui.t hnve dependable mg & prl'Clsion lnllpc<'
REAL ESTATE
CONDO CONVERSION
SPECIALIST
CJI ,:1ccuuutrug. A/I>, A l H, l'J7nterv1t-w ~11 !>·3 ·JO EL EC TR 0 · M 1'~ (; H • ring 10 times. c:ar & be reliable. $21S tu \JOO requiring proflcienl
--------• bank reconcihauon, etc. 2.3 U1rchSt, N.B. ANlCt\l. A)l:.cmbler. sm. U5t' of precision measur-E\Ct'll..int curn i>.iny _____ componv <;ll. pay llOUSEKEEPt;R . S3SOm_?548-_11_4_0 ____ 11ni; instruments. Work·
IC you hav~ substantial experieneoe ln
all phases of condo conversion an~ are
prepared to become Vice President or
a dynamic, expanding company with
spectacular growth ln the investment
field (Salary & profit sharing), Write
Don Berman , P resident, QUAIL
PLACE PROPERTIES, 1400 Qunil
Street, Newport Beach. AYON
Sulld /4. l11Sineu
W1thout Givinq
Up Your
ltfCJldar Job!
Let A VON i.how you ho"
to bwld & run your o~ 11
b ui.1ncss. Control your
own hours. own income
To frnd out uboul lh1s
challenl!in)! earnlllR •>I'
J>Ortunaty Ca II ~o 7W l or
Zenith 1·1359
Lendal~. Non·smokcrs CLERK TYPIST Tra1nt·r 714 $57 IG3G btwu 1!·30 & 1-'thme. Apply, Mcsu Mgmt Trnc, perm. Earn tog knowledg e _of ---......:.. -----_
preferred. 1\p11ly in for ln:s11rJnee Ai:cnc·v. 4PM Vern~ Conv. Hosp, 661 $115-$200 wk_ •'uller dimell!lional loleranc:mg ~~
pcr:;on Nu pbon~l·11Us, Nl!wport llc11l'h 1'4~·9000 --CeolcrSt.Cost:i Mesa. Hn.ashSales,SS4·7851. of spec Y14.s req'd ln I Rf'dHIURutty --. _ Electrunir Supply Store precision inspe~l~on .~ HelpWC111te-d 7100 ....,w .. t.ct 7100
' •1 I "'-·'fl W:ktu1IWmtrc:ss lor11ew needs cxpcr'd t•ountt:.'rllOUSEKF.t:P E R for MODEL desirablelnre~1vmg 10· ............................................. . 100021 rv1!11! h v1 ...... u r louni:e Tho? Urvthl!l' tn salcs1>erl>On. 646·4!1!12. Irvine bachelor. Must be sped loo. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _
---l'tl!.UO l...1w·:s. cull for appt .ill ---interested in health foods Fem Tor spa & pool Ud· STACOSWITCH IMc ---------..-----41a.n.-.-.__
Bool(ICEEPER 2PMK-iO_·l9l:!9_ __ ELECTRONIC & physical fitness. Live· vertising, gd pay. Call ll39Bak C t Mu RE. MANAGEMENT ASSEMILER in, itood salary. ~9·~~ OO·S353, res 542.3297 or 54e9~30054 81 11 • . : I.ill' for busy 111n11le nfr. ~~ Ell'ctrvrucs Mfg. hus im ---5-'8-~.
Mu!>l lw cxpcr"tJ & wdl C<>llectiOll'I to $11l00 mmc<l OJ>l!Olnl{S (or clec HOUSEKEEPER Equal OpJ>Or Employer Vice President opening exists for ag-
'tOJhCll'd f'honl' .ifl 7pm, S,dei.t~l'Ps 5700 t ran i l' ":.11 em b I e rs 1,1!~ Beachsldc home. MOTOR ROUTE gressive Apartment Management pro-1~1-Slrl3___ Jr i\ccuu11w111 $1~.tl Sullll'nn.:. stu!hng P it: F.1lhl'r, i.vn & dog re-DJ1ly Pilot deliveries in RECEPTIONIST fessional. Must have managed over
BOOKKlH'lR ~netar} Bl.pr lo S7Sil hoard req Xlnt l>cne In· quire F /lltne Ii \'C •ln. Newport Beach, Monday 2000 units, be ready to move up to
lnme Per:.onnel Agenc) cl'g med1tlc>nlal in.sr. In· l!cls nee. Driving, :.hop· through Friday after· Attractive, over l8, tor Presi"deocy of com~any quickly and W1th~,.n·1 ofr-,krlls lnas 488El7lhCostoMt:11a ter,1ew 1'ues1Wed / ping, etc. Call 84tl·228~ '"'"nsplusSalurdayand t .,.., t 11 r ol um nrow Su """ HEALTH SPA. We will b e a follow·ng .. ,.,. ... y plus nrofit ----5 "'111 roe " .,.. · ite224 G-l2·l470 Thurs 91Jm lvJpm Disc uft5 Sunday morrungs. Gross av l • tucu ;r
BABYCARE. Afternoon. ing co 111 ln·ane. P lime ~ lr1:>1rumcntlt. 102 Uakcr ---------$325 per month. $50 cash tra in right person for sharing. Our staff knows of lb.is ad.
20 hrs wk. l<ef..ircnccs JOb, could deve-IOtl lo ---- -s c I J\I Ph llOLlSJ::KEEl'ER w11nt· d l cd Phone eruiy fun job. Mr Gee. s bm"t resume to· Ad #812 Daily
pleuse.614.'IR!lluft Spm. f /timc Mr l>ale, COMPA~ON1DRIVErt ~g~sEOE.esJ ed. ll\c·in for elderly 6~~~21~e~~~ r~r Jim _{_2_4h_rs_>_752_·956 __ 1_.___ U 1 ' '
w, 3007 ror lrghtly h:inahcappcd ----t:cntlerncn in Le1i.ure Porks in c1rculat1on. Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, C.M., Ca. 92626
llabys1tter 1n my home,:! "oma11 in Ccl~t <!II hr wl..., tXEC. SECRETARY World Call 586·9073 --RECEPTIOMIST __________ _
school a~w th1ldn:n Hr:. BOOKKEEPER arrans:ect to n111lu11I c•o11 To asst e~ec V.P & asst ---------NURSES AIDES Accurate typist SO wpm. ~~~-
2-6, M _!''· fi7:J 4~3'~ __ Asi.istJnt Mu:.l tie go<Xl v en 1 c n c e SJ O "' k v £' 111 N" pl Ctr oft-IHDOOR PLANT Exper. pre£'d. Will train Must have xlnl phone I
·1... be l d 1Ho~115 h & k 11 S_.LES,.HSOH ·r p k s ..,..,..,,.nalilyforour ofc:. IMl-Wonted 7100HetpWonte-d 7100 Babyslll"r. m ••lur-w1.,uum n •. :.rong e-' ___ Xlnts typing-. 1 s& ,.. 1 nee. ar .upcr1or ,,_.vv .... .,. ~ v ' l I '"tll1nro to handle tit L"XP'"'Rl ENCL'D • JI 14 A 5 Cont.act Ui, 833-8190 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••H••••-woman t•) s upervise ai · " ,, · COOK2HD plcJs~rnl vcr:.ona Y re· c. ~. c. Conv. osp. ., some clerical functions. cfd. Mu:.t !Jc able to han F ltmt• Thurs lbru Sun. Superior Ave. N.B. Ui Reaoders Agency RETAlL SALES in Mis· l2·S·30. m05t ;iftt•rnnons. excelkot workmg cond1 Exper'd rn conlinC"nlal illc J wull' ranRe or re:.µ Contarl Judy. Ro~er's --'---------4020 Birch St, N.8 . s Io n Vi ejo &: San 2 children ai.:cs 11 & 4 lioos. 1-:xper1ence a r-u151ne. t:i1u.tl oppor & wo rk w / tr\ 1 n Gardens.640·5llOO. NURSES AIDES Clemente. Approx 2() hrs SECRETARY
Must h:l\c own lransii mu:.t. lrvmc area. Scn!l <'rnploycr Apply 111 supi•rv1:.ron l'rt'fl'r 1n Experd Good benefils. RECU'TIOHIST perweelc.Noexpcrnec. ORDEREHTaY
645·1253__ :.;.ilan• hislo1 v to: P. () person tll\1cluals w 35 vrs <':. IHSURA.NCE/Scty ll.1y\lew Conv. llospital, for small sailboat co. in Must be avail between Sharp, phone pel"50(la\i-
Babyslltnr.tl<•us . .,t rcner ~ox 1:1553, Irvine. (;J Victor H1190 Inn ""r .. hut '"11 i·on:.icle:r t:>. 2U5S Thurin ,\ vc, c.M. S. E. Santa Ana. Dkkpog IOAM . 7PM. Apply at ty. t yping 50 wpm. ~om· ' '" ,, or1c·1rfD I r F'1re&Casualt\.'J\"cnc.v & l ·~· k'llsr" IA---'erproc-·i ' 2 e:h1ldrl'n >1Kt'S 5 & Ii. !U713 _ _ ,.,., 1 r .Jf!urw trt'mcly hright l'l'l'l'lll l'crsonul Lint.:;_ fill:! 3505 secre an ... s 1 v f'ole>-Mat C-Orp. 7~-4171 PU"" o.-..a ~ n i;. ~1 & 'fh nr I .. ,Int 111, \II ---------q'd.$560t.o$650mo.Send or•""'·l9SO. Shipping coordination. "on ur:; JI "'",11°" 11 <> O K K ~: 1-: P t: H COOKS 12) i.:rar " :. • .i l<o~rtson ln~urance NURSES AIDES resume c /o Ms. Mazzeo. __ .. _.,.. ________ Letter typing & filing.
lJ :lo 5 l_n IOt'. llJ: J' L' ''h,·1r"" rm. tJuranl nx applicant:. will be le,..led Cvrona Ucl Mar h d s . CPO I ,. '-"'r' •·•d • lha)S or l'v1•11111i.:s Apply Good cu. benefits. E o.t:. 673_3850 7am-3pm & llpm-7am. 1810 E. Bore ar , anla RH RRIEF Apply an person, n~
ll.\flYSITT E It ":i11l1•d l><'r pn• crre · pos1t1on in per:.on ltt•l'l mal>ll'r Call fur appl. &-Ill· I~). Ex per. prcf"lt, will lra1n Ana, Ca 9'l70$ Supl'rvisor. 3· l l. LVN dustries, 2UIO E. Wi.bbir6
Rl'liablc IJl•rson, Ill) µrc~t·ully available. 111 flcstJurJnt. 3UIU ll,1111\11 --mature µersou w /ap· .. OH ST 7.3, full or ptlame. Mesa Ave,Sant.aAna.
hom(•. P 1T1 nl<' ,1 rt r the Cily or Wc:.tmmi.ter. llhd. Co:.t.1 ~11•,,1 EXEC. SECRETARY tnspecwrs llludc for IJQsillon. Mesa "ECE~I I \'erde Conv. Hosp, 661 i----------
noons. 2 llr:. a dJ), ~on ll!*l·GiOZ _____ ,_ TO PllF.SI OENT Fash p C 8 Verde Conv. llosp, fiOI Construction. exper. Sta· Center SL.C M ~18-~. i---5·~-RET-·-.. 1•y--• thru Fri. ~ :!5 hr th•n r ook\ E\lk'r hri·ald;r~I .1 bl "'manual Scrv. tarm • • • CcnterSl.C.M. ble. O.C /\1rporl urea. '"'-,...
trans.:J6:$-IO:JO *BOOKKEEPER* lunch ,\pp!\ "' &>cr:.on. tiondcarccroppor \"er) Musthefam1hurw11hall -----Res . 968·746S . Bus Sales ADMINISTRATOR
--- -SN• t:Jllh1 ,,ft :J :wvm challcngin~. Xlnt !.ktlb 1ni.pt·ct1on tools & have OFFlt:l';·PAll'l'TI M~~ 5-10 ~2 APPLICATION Oc:n fml office for lire liabysntL-1. rd11ll'd laJy 0 C Mr.: has 01>c nini: fur Ill-at h 111111:-.1· Inn. l:t:J n«i'<1. ;5 wpm lyvini.:. IOU at ll'11'l 2 ) r-. cxpr ht 3.4 Jlrs. i.lfternoons. Nr. member. M DRT·CLU
to e1t1 c for 1111 .. nt ;.! ""' ~ IJl>okk1•pper. G1·11 led.:1•r ~ltt•IJY llullo~ Ln Lai.: h 3b9 5 M 1 "' t1rnll" taln aratir•n ol Re:icb & Edinger. Typ· RECEPTIONIST prefer pension e s ta tu
"'k m v h•> nil• u w n l'\pcr, lhru lri.11 hal.1n1·c Bt h wpm s · an 1~uc rJw hoard!i, dnll etl·h & rng 45·50, neat handwnt· Fash Isl Financial Serv. ENGINEER planning exptr. Need
traru.p. i>1Hi!i:!4 \•ork ei.pcr JO Ur Tuud1 -1.(){)-:·s· Dr. N ~Suit~~·---fmal in~Pl'l'L1on . ~Int ing. S3 llr. Call between firm. Recepl/Secy. front , , . typing, dictation slcills &
neat print an~. ,\/ll "' "orklnK 1:.·crndi\ions. 0<.1<Jn&3-.M.8:12·23'J7 desk. Ellper. Refs req'd. \\ellcstabl&recognized p le a s ant t c le phono llJt hl'lor t°Jtlwr 11t.•t•1.h hrlpful St.irtani: :.aJ ~ :\tale nr 1-·t·m:ilt m r·r Ill E.XPEDITl,...G employee ~nclit:I'& op· TY"" 60 wpm. 369 San manw. of \•nlvcs. filters. Ii n-fit ,,_
P1llmc b.1b}:.1ta.·r l11r 3 mo. Call for appt 10 "t)lk nii.;hl~ A11pl) 111 " portumly for adva11,., .. Office Mi~~el Or , N.B Suite reguluto1·s & mtegrat~d pef5°°a ty • ....,:.:is""
yr old daughll'r . 11.15-21:!:! pcr1>011 SECRETARY rnenl durrni: our pi•uk MATURE PERSON l o zoo. bydraullr/pneumatlct-5•-a.ry•ope-•n•.•61•3-----~nrolled in 11n.• ~chooi ---D~I Taco Wl'sba1I Corp ha:i an JirO\\lh period. In · handle ofc f or s m --sy~lcms for aero:.pace1 _________ _
hul would hl...dwrto:.l.1 \ Bo R 1-: I> JI o :-.t t-: 1720 Su · CM 1mmcd. \ocam·y ror ex ll'rvicw!>!llo'1. s a1looat mfg .. hkkpn'g, RECE"llONIST aprl1cat1ons needs I .• •• k •. , AKL"l>~ "> lJ II l I penor ._ r1ud1t1r1° ~""rl•lal'\' l<1 t t "-I,._.. J b iorrw;iuayor .:.}>l'f\\ ,., .. r.",..,· n m1 l'I .~ ,., "" MlcroDataCorp. corresp.rccep ,mw."" N.D law firm rcq's in qua111t.·ufK'r'on. ore~ SECRETARY
SH & typing, gen'I ofc
work. Small electronkl'
ro ne<.'<is efficient girt.
Call (or appt. S4S-71Cl8. t
Wuolrl hk1• :o.11llll!t111c with <>v1mr /or 1w1 ~on;al & COOKS WA.HTED work 10 bll") :.tuck room l7UH ltedhill. Irvin" mdustrious, & :.trong on le II i ge n I. , er:. a l i I e q s cn~.met:ri~i: & sound
CJr LO :.rl an m) homl in (111;111r1;1t n ·"anl "1thm11 1\lu'l hJ"' al le.1st l }CJr _ _ c·ommon sense. Call for person lo hundfc recep-techrutal llJtki:round +
Nwvt c.1.11 1 Jtrn 'J1·rrl1llni: l.1n11I) l.unt h dinnl'r ~h.rt ur1·xix.·r. 1n purthasmj( , .... SUR.clMCE mtcr\'ICW 9·1lAM Mon tion&vanousofcdulk:$ ::.ales ex per 1n
Huvmonil tot.! illtO 11\s rt"«"111•.ah1hl11·' Full c>r II linw l\ta Bark1•r·s, 21:! or sto1·k room work "" "' Thurs c.Ag ...., • ., lud" h l 1 aeros nJ<'C' 11nl111.1nce · · "' f I S \ C. ROt..: I' 11 t:1\l .Tll "' """"" inc: mg P ones, ) pmi.:. ' · .. · f>.ll>ll215t•'' p 11mc sJll'-.. P•"1l111n' ; 1~1 .l.t"o~IJ 1=-a. Shvuld be ramt11a1 -mail elc i\ccuracv & ''eh1clt• & :,hip bwhhog SECRETARY /L~
Gd skills. Salary com·
mensurate w /expr. Ph
496-0411 Laguna Niguel
U.\Nl\1:'\C --OIJt"n 111 mt•11 ur w1Jrrnn COUNTER WO~fl\N wimanm• p.irb, 1r l10ss1 CLAIMS t-:XA!\111"~:n Part·t1ml' counter selhnl(, neatness necess. Xlnl field. Sales travel :J or 4
t-'or 1ntt·rvw .-all Mrs ble. P lcai.e call M:. t:xpr:Atlcasll)'r, w1doworhousewifeover bcot'.CaJl&w,!)allfortn limes a yr. Resume .to: TELLER
F.icpc'r. prrf\I 1\pr1l\ 111
pcri.on. ;\IJrrner:-. S.a ,
111>!~ & L1•,111, l.1ll
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11 0 h k 1 r i. • 5 5 7 1041 II i\M lfl 2PM. Mon lhru McDonald. 549-9711 for Salarv oprn Ph 549 1769 30 Work 16 hrs a week PO no 3666 A h
<l.,2.501 !'JI ,\pply <ll Stu>. moreanformallvn. JR.ACCOU .... TA.HT All mornin~s .. no night~ tervw. Ca9'l80~.EOB/m~a cim,
_ -llurgcr~. IS!l!J W 19th :il. --------· " or Sun. Costa Mes a R.E. SA.LES SECltETA.ltY
('\I ------P .i11mc St•nll re,ume lo :>-18~ SALESCLERK Exi>er . Cull hme, $7SO
Equ,110111><11 I .11111111~1:1
BOYS AHD GIRLS t:UUl'J.~; on So<· Sel'. 1,., FACTORY HELP La~'l'r s Tu'< Sen ire. . Full . or fp/tXi~e r~r ~ Fabric ex pr. n e c. . 1 U l
for 11.11lv 1'1lut rnuk:. in mo\e int" our home & rC" We huve orwnin~" '" an PO Box 21102. Nl•wlJ-Orl Part tame phone work & growing o c. nt sa es Anaheim & Costa l\lcsa. starting sa ary. sua
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i\rr h 1i1•arh :irc,1 IJf v all ,1?1rl dept Salary opco LJeal'h. Calif. !1<!61i3 or delivery S3Hour. comm opportunities. Call Mary&IMWO benefits. Accurate fast. 1. c1evc bmird, rm & sul w !>omt.• ''""''r . hut will rall&is-1573. SJ.\.0211 i-:xt l63Y HD/F. Valley a r ea. ----------typist, knowledge of bk-L:igun:i lk:wh. Mu-.t ue for Lakinit care or couple ... ·---liiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-848 1322 ES y E 'd ltpng, filing. Send tt• TELLERS&
PROOF OPERA TOR
t;xJ)('rieace Ktriua red
Ctt17.1·ns Jiank of
Co~t .1 M1•sa
at l\•,1st IU .i.rars olrl in therr lj(fs. ~17 Tu:.tm trarn Xlnl compuny PEOPLEPERSON --·--------SAL LAD' xper · swne t.oAd.No.805,PslJi•
f'honl' f~l2 1:r.!t, ai;k ror Avn. ND . 1111· ,"-•Ill "198 benc-hls LAMINA.TORS E d .. ----------Mature, f/Ume. Apply in I P"lot p 0 Bo • n ,, ·• 0 _...._,._:c C orn ,xec nee s p1 .. me as· ""rson Buggs lnterna· y 1 , • • x • Cirrol:illon -----C'flT""" ·,.. West.5a1I Corp. has im· · hsl upply Ful Rest.auranl .,... ... ,.._._ ""esa Ca 92626
IOYS AHO GIRLS c;!,~~T r~r!Rn~~r~~n~~~ 929 !~;oJC.M. ~~~~rs'·:c,~~c~.~~ :c~ ~~·a';i~liz~~ 673-2223. . ~~~~11~~~.~~8~· 20431_""°_ .... _S_·;-C-R-~-/4.-·R-Y-~-
1n to IS year~. Earn Club 536·8832 ask ror ----pie ... at lca~t l yr ex· Houlihan's t71 I1 !IW,.t2f~I Chnslmns money · ~o 111 Sandy or Toor or lj42·7747 1-'ACTORY WORKER$. penencc in boats. M>PIY SALESM/4.H Part-time secret a rt a I \)lk for {,l11ri.1. !l.•m lpm
nnl v l-.1p1J I Oppor
l':mpln)'t•r
Sill J>"r "''ck selhn,1? -;ub . -:-Ski Mf~ lookinl( for to Uw Security Gu11rtl, PHONE SALES ~rnpllllll'I t11 the O.irl> c.;1n.w. expt'r (I, ao sail & hardworkin g rac1ory 275 McCormick. Costa Old Place
1•1t.11 l'r·'"'""''lJI 11111 <'Nik Pr,.f l'til Cr~""' work~•~ w1lhnR to 1-(ro ... ~1esa. Phone Sales people,
prm1o!.-<l '" 11..:h•l'n•'' :\I .. \ It u It c r ~ I' Ith new rompJny I~~~~~~~~~~ male or frmalc. 16 lO 65
l\nowled~e or plumhing work In Jondscapu
& supplie~. F i time. architect ortice, SJC.
Proli?ress i ve C'o. 496-8405 forappt. .
wtchu~~c !or advancc·IS<.~retary/Exec IJ4.>.1uly
STYLIST
Roolh r1•11t.1I J \,1 11.alit.· 111
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111 ne" llurh•·· \lhl 1111
Latin l~ll 111 11•" 11,11t a•
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BEAUTY OPR
11r c-•tll,•1·\111~ Phunt •:!l:llll:!J Ir).~ Some jobs for l'XPer I· yearsofoge Guaranteed
;.11;:.171:! l>i\T,\PllOCESSINli f1berglu ssmen, tn· Laundromat Attendant. ~iu:es or commiSl>IOns.
--KEY,.UHCH/ terv1~winl! Mon, Wed, NB p Time. 673-1600 & 250 East 17th Street ,
BOYS .A~D GIRLS Fri .. btwn K 12 only. 183S 675--0334_._ Suite o. Costa Meso, \11~""" \a, 1t1 1.,1 Toro TERMIHA.L OPR What lier. Bldg H·l3, hctwecn 5 oo & 8:30 p.m ·"' •' I .11 n '<iur '""1 \lust h.1vl' man limo ·son Costa M c:;a or ca 11 U:-g.il Secretary. mature 616·"2:!3
mon•' ...-11111i 'ub't up lhc Jul; •·~IJ('r. l'rder "' 64fi R2-14 To stdrt silter lhe Nc" !::qunl Opportunity
tum, ,1lll·• "huol t-·or 111 . .r1, w knowll'.llH' nf IBM -----Year f>'l4·5730. EmplnYt•r
t111 r11Jl11111. t·.1ll HJO tntt:t 3771 t 1111 llr ... II :10--. :111 Gordt'lllOS: \l.ainll•na~1·e Lf.G \I, Setty. part tu~c
-tt()tMf ~·1•1.>ot (•ff .uh a•l<',. J-'ull .'•nll·. l'pBt.•h Xlol "" al lea·I 5 yrs ext"W•r '°" rhll•l\l 111•1 l.'IX I llr ... 1k("~I 11"11.. 11.11t t1mc 'I • f " d '1 l"' ~ ~ , .• • w 111cr1l .. , 111 c11 11..:11e 1h "o'" It «On . ,, us •1l' ex wii:l'neral pracltcc. llrs ---------PN'f°•I C.111 i;..1., mt,.1 ~ J 011 p •'' Ii r 1 h l" Sul romnw11sornll' w11•x per ha!<l workcr & _havt• lo be arranged for PHONE
-lk .t• ll1'11rn b1•r l'c.rfel' l'<'r ... o i-: Will hr m rt!fs. t:all llobt>rl (,nm mulua l convenirnt·e llAUTY STYLIST 'lhurr H! 1111:; h ·n1e\\IOI! J.111 ti, IH .t mit·I.... IH2 ~il.5 lbcl lOam -,··"·1171. SOLICITORS
:\lust ht• i.:"1HI "•lh -HI t:<11l£11r aµIJIG4ll 4Sil<1 <umimly.1 __ ---~ -------En11y ple:isant evenm~ na1ur3l SI.\ hn.i: hillul\ BUS DRIVER work 4 !l Mon-Fn. Need
ms: 11111 Ol'• I .11...t• ""'' lluutin .. tnn lh h lli~h U\Y 111'.'.LI' w.m11 •1I llr~ GF.:--11-:R \L Ofr f' lime lEGA.L SECRET A.RY 1;; Peopll! 1mme<l. C.ill
<'11<'!\ld • Ill, 1•-,11 '' :--i huol 111,1111.1 nN•tb ltJ111JpmM1>nthrul•rr \lust de.II "'public, For N .H. law 11 fc uft2J)m.Mon Thurs,01
l\J7llii'Jl .. 1l..1·~ur1•,1 P llm1•liu,,ln•er~ <;.173 .\II 1•11~ati1111" i>pt•n im t ype , dl•pc·nrl:1hle & Corporutel'ltiler.helpful. (714 )5.t0·5164.
Beauly
MAKEUP ARTIST
f< ('l)"!ITI4'1H' !'11f1 'J.:trl ,.:wr prcf 1..t.! .;1,; I '"pl
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HAIRSTYLIST
With 1''ollo"lno' 1"1•\\
Salon :-.l•w1wrl lid\
f>ll!lilfW
BOATS
THE WILLARD CO.
112001.:onclor \H'
Fountnm Vulh•) tto,co Im nwd Opc•o111,1?., Jo'nr
h r "'·"·at1<rn lit '11·k rn1•<I Wt•nrlv' 0111 maturl!. Work "l'••knds C'1111Kc_:ry!><IO S-100 --P-/t-1;;;e c,-e-s.-C_a_l_o_f_c_,
11-~,.1 •. •t1r,1 h.,ivA •·us l"a~h1oncd H.rmhurl!ers. Calt New1wrl Uune.s Le I ._._ I l e cl;~,1.r.; ';l'•tifit~ll·~ ~all :!&10~ H1111l11IM S.\ &W0510. A:t ~e:rr ary raine lnd'l care>. Xlnt pay, no _ ------or up lo l ~·r c:.per press ure. La it Bch K!lti•,jll.e~t:?I:? ___ l>ehver) m.111 for I.A ----------1 Strong tn11 nt: man· 4993846 •
Times home 4'eh\/. No GIRL FRIDAY dalory. S .. \ Allurncy. ~ohc1ting or rnllcc-tlni:. 558 __ .!J.13Z__ P /l Sale~. S40·$70 wk \Ip.
tor1h11f 'h1ss1fu·l1 Depart-tcono. car re(J'd Adults GfHERALOFffCE LYN l·l l:lO Men. ladies. ~tudenls
lll<'nl ''' th1• U.11ly Pilot only. 2 llr'> pl'r d,iy Eves/Sal. 554-7851 .. all abo J~~11i>l un order WC' s t m /II I\ :t 1 I! a Full llml', P<'rmanent CharJ.:L' Nursr t.. :O.ll-4lica-839 __ ·7_600_,, _____ _ tJe ~k of <:i•rll'rll l Ad ti:lll·Ol.26 !)0)1t1on. F.xper. nl'ccss. t1on. F 1L1ml!. Apply \'t'Ml>;I OI: Ucpt. Mu't be ---Typing, udd1nl( mncbme. r:.ark Sopcranl", 1445 nral EiltateSales :inle tnlvpt·~lwpmand OELl\'1-:RYBOY Ille buokkecp1111!, sh Supl!riur Ave, NII. LIKEMOMEY') h:I\~· ,, i:1l0d flhOnt! vmce f'reewJ) 1\utnSupply helpful. Must h.Jve ex 642·2410 • ~:x r ,·llent c:omp11ny :t6242 Aver~ Parkway celle nt tel1>p hone ---------·LIKE PEOPLE? llt.'lll"fll~ & opportunity Mission VieJO 495.0100 personahly, Salary open. l YH'S, P /TIME •
r1or Mlv,1t1cemcnt. ----T'honct"ori\ppointmcnt 7.:1·:JQ&J11::10.Mertica· :LIKE $2,000
1-',,rintervu•wl'nll f>t·:lJVERYMAN for Par HetWl't'llll:30AM &4PM ti<111~. Trt•almcnls llunl
t;..12 1:121.e-.:t276 ly mommi: I./\ Times COMPULITE 1ni:tnn ll('Jl'h Cnnv. PER M0.7 · ~;qual Oppnrturuty route. No t•ollt•('lln,it 21 J COR,.ORATIOH Hnsp . 18811 fo'lorida St, H you lrke lhcse ques·
Employer llrs ~ail)'.-5'1~~!11. 711 W 17th Slri.>et 118 fl.l7-~IS. lions wt• cl like to talk to
CLERK·TY,.IST
--------iDeliverymun, c-;.irly Dwldangfo'·lit ~ you toe.lay. New training
Cl.HI<· TYPIST mom. LA Timc'I. 3 l1nys Costa Mt·~tl pro11ram w ,i:uaranlf'ed
PoM1onrl'()u1rcs.frgure pcrwk.N.B.673.25150r 645-1501 LYN s2.o oo p er month
Restaurant
& Bar
OPENING SOO:-l IN
HEWPORT BEACH
NOW HIRING
Experienced
SAUTE'
IROIL!R
&P/4.M'(RY
COOKS
Join A Professional
Kitchen Staff.
See Chef-Adam~
Apply In Pen0tt
9AMto5PM
4777 YOft K.,,.n
(Campus
al Von Karmall>
Real.auranl
Cooks
Wllihn • Weitresset
P /hme. Work wknds.
Apply in person. Wed·
111urs.. 10am-3pm, 1801
Bayside Dr. CdM.
~t G-12·1158. WilliOM Fawcett
SALESPERSON Acfvertl&Jng
WANTED ls H1ring
540.2105 I\ person who has 1t •·au
together" & wants to do
Sales Promotion more w/her life. Wiiiiam
Wanted full lime & part Fawcett needs an l::xt!~·.
time hrly attendance to Secr etary. One who
introduce new innovative knows how to ma kc
hl'ulth scrC"cning pro· things happen. Out11oin~
gram . Must be well personality. Good skills,
groomed & able \o deal writing ability helpful
w/the public, llr ly. Super exciting, aiiency
wages. Cull Deanna for! environment, Newport
appt. 64().5500. Beach. Please call only
. bclwn the hrs of 3 & 5pm.
SA.LES TRAINEE Ask for Pat for intcrvw.
To sell supply items t o-Appt.; scheduled 4·51>m
super mkt cha.ins & pre· daily. (7)4)833--088&. mium users. Some travel---------
invvlvcd. Salary c:om· SECRETARY
mensurate w /ability. Busy growing N.B. l..i"
(714)631·0700. firm seeks sec'y w /
SlAMSTRESS
Young experienced to
work in sa1l loft.Paltison
Sail Design 642·5675
superior skills. JUgh nc
curacy. neatness & or
Ranizal,ion necess. Legal
ex per. p ref'd. but not
nee. XJnt bene. Send r('·
----------. sume to: Law Corporu
SECRETARIES
$700 to SI 200 Mo.
Man;,-Co's Need
YOU TODAY!
lion, 610 Newport Ctr Dr.
Ste 1220, Newport Beach.
Ca 92660.
SECRET 14.Rl/4.L
Genera l of f ic-1·
rcsponsibiliUes. Olvlsll)n
salesdt pl.
ROSAN, INC.
2901 W. Cou,,t Hwy, NH
t:qual Oppor E mployt•r_:_
SECRETARY/
IOOICKHPER SECRET ARY
Employers Pay All Ftts
Liz Reinders A>1ency
4020 Birch St, Ste IOI
Newport Beach 833-8190
Call for Appt/Estah '6!> loat Carpenters
Toch-Up
Choppft' Gun 0 pr
Grinder
" Day Wark Wrtk
c;ond l\tlnef1l:1
.t;quaJ Oppor t:mployrr
979°0126
Jpp1tude, lite typing, s.10.1413 ---------• minimum income. mm 1 Yr bo'!ne~s Cl(J)Cr. ----------Wceknrls 7·3. Xlnl Work· Fastest. growmi: corn ----------
1\ttt• t1h1fl 51'M· I !lOAM o ENT A L E x p • d GUARDS Ing cnnclltions & benefits. pany in its t wit/ oflerlni;
With u plcannl phone PURCllAS1NO
voic:e Cor u Laguna Responsible person
Beach real tor. needed for pure: bas In ii 11o..101111o..15 RE "'LTY pc"11hon. Must have good
" " A f1~urc aptitude, 60 wpm
Sl&l J>er mo Xlnl wnrk-Orthodonic Asst. wanted ltverl~Manor personalized training
111° l'Ond & <.,;om"ony T r r1 ht Coito Meta C-v. o •.Jtol that auarantee' your
11e"nl'1f1t,;. w /lo(ro;1ng c~iG.P~.5~~0 g person. Permunent Pull & Part· 40 jc) Vi..-1;.'; Rd. sucess~ ''We're here to
f1n11ncrnl rirm. Call aCl lime. PhonC' & transp re· 8 h (":I', 26 0394 help·· 1s nu r motto
.5PM.64H360 DENTAL ASSISTANT q'rt Retired w~lcome Lon!! c 213 >4 . Please call toduy for de
frade your okJ stuff for ----------• Cha1r!!lde. full timl'. X· C311546-027·1· ore hrs I0.2, ~ tails.
n ew itoorties with .i SELL Idle Items with a ray certificate, nee .• CIO'JedWednesday. MAIO Wanted. SucUH 631-2246
_c111i1sif1e<l ud. G42·567R Daily Pilot Classified Ad salary open. R42·6!\80 llairstylisl wanted. 33J3 Motel, 1661 So. Coosl
Hetp W D tal A sl tGftt Bristol St., C.l\I :;40-3888. Hwy. Lag. Reh. 49'1·4892 • '__y j ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ....... ~ ..... !!.~~ need: ro:
1
v:ry busy ~~r~~ in pcrsoo. Mgr MANA.C:.ER TRAIMEE --;j_JA//;I
group specialty prar-lice. --Oppor. ror ambitious. ~ ••• ., •••••• -
THE CllY OF
HUNTINGTON BEACH
lt.floywtewt & T...w..g • ..._.,..._
Announces Openings For .
The Positioru; Of:
Pollce Clertt
$671PerMmA
Cusfoclmt
S741Pw ......
These arc CETA f undcd p<l$it.ion.1 &
require Huntington Beach Residen·
cy fl 30 days prior unemployment.
Applications will bo accepted tmtil
3PM, J an 17lh at tho Employment
& Training Center, 538 Main St,
Huntington ~ach
-
Gd oppor ~or rrght R•r l. ll alr styl ist, ho11y hardworking. shirt· we1reheretohelpl
Only exper d riced upply, Newp11rl Henc h shop, 11leevl' type. Must be over i----------
N o n · s mok er . Ca 11 xlntlocntlon.675·3385 25 w/stoble fomily $llun 1---------&.M·0595 lion. $7SO per mo Reel £state SalM 12~3(MlPM, R Doys. AJ)J)·
D...t•A.ul .. Gftt. HIAD IUS IOY ly, ~ W. 4th St. Sonta
Orthodontic. Exper pre· SET UP M _.. ~ Ana. GETIMTO
fd. Call for Interview. • "'"" ---------494·8555 Lag. Bch. ' Needed for banquet dept. REALEST ATE
1-----.::'------1 Expr nee. Must 1pe1k
DINT AL ASST Dllllish &c Spanish App·
CHAIR SIDI ~J~e ~~~ata~ lhe sales
F;"por'd only. SMrt ~nrk Alrporte>r I no Hotel
wk Bcncnts. Busy prnc 18700 McArthur. trvane
tJce ll.D.002·2436. 1--------•
MAN. E xpr'd to deliver & •Free license traln.lol( ln~l•ll major nppUances. * 'F)oee sal~ tralnlna
Full time. Must b e •Rlf(htst11rtpro1ram
strong, Mpendablc & • Eom whJle your leorn
WOJ k Saturdays. Fringe: •Nationwide advt.s'g bcn('fl~ • Nouonal Relu aervlce
Dunll1p Appflunce!l •Cuar aale11 program ----------1·-------181SN,..wpe>rt. Blvd, CM •Ch-OlceofprOjtams
DINf•l Rte•T. Rou1ckeeper wanted , , ____ SG_·77tt>____ *tr JOIN * *
For busy general prac:· Uve.ln. Room. board 4t MAT U R E WO M A N Thi ,.. ..... Gt"owt.cJ.
tlct w1rrtn1te bcncflta. :small salary. Spanl11h p /tim• to weleom t "-'-Co.....,._.k
Sen d r r" u m c l o : sl)Ukina Of<.. 2 children 6 newcom.er1 le cont.act _......,..
Ch1ulntd ad no. 813. c /n & a. Call eves. 970.0175. merc:hani.. Fle:xlble hrt. The Hol9e Sellrt
D11Uy Pilot. PO Box ISllO. <Vorba Lind•, AnaheJm Ne•d car, UUt lYPln&. _ Cll 7SZ.1Hl
Costa Mesa, Calif.~ Hll~ •reo.) S.1·3()9(S. 1•-------·1
,.
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f or Classified Acl
/\CTION
Call a
0 ;1lly Pilot
AO-VISOR
642-5678
* 494-805 7 * typing & ability lo work ~-b-.0-1-8-n-y-th_l_n_g_w_i_lh_a-1 independently. For Im-
Daily Pilot Classified Ad mediate , conslder11Uon, Is a •imple matter ••• please c:all Carol,rn 656-1905. Medical Dev1c' -:;;:::;i~=:=:=:::-~jus:::t::co~l=l 64::2:·56=78~·;:~ij' I Labor a tori es, 3198 M fr.;,_ ~ -, Airport Loop Dr., C.M. 1.A~·'lf'a ST AR GA'ZER tc i'•i E.O.E .
•• ,,, &rtLAYl ~LL.\N uu• ~'y/Recept for amall .If) ,,~, I M r-0•11~ '"'""' o..14. M !Ctr. " m N B • ~ .... Good :.A~,J.'" Y """'""' '• ,~, ''""· Y od.11~l~ . . ,._w .-1rm. ~21.JI...; To do¥olop ,...uoge fot Sutldoy, 7-32..fU>J('" Skills, mlnJmum 2 yr.. .<"Js1.01.Jt... ·~o•ho•~'°"'"'°"""'O'o -• •J.n-11.-~:c gmer1I ofe e•per. Com· 01.,..,.,., t..d•oc ll'r!lulgn. 1co1"0 p c n s a t i o n C o m • =~ li$: gt=-:r:~~~ mensuratew/aldlls •u·
n.u >-=., rs=-"' T·l~4.J4 per. Paula, 752·SS22. :~ f. J~.., i.;;4W==-'7-11"'--·.._· Gt""" 1u.. ll""' •7-"M """"'"11"' jService Station Atten· m "A! 11 :~., .. ....., ;~ .. fft, HO~. u J 1a dant. ~xper;d. Day a; F'?b~,., • 10.....,.. .ow-5-ch on:. 11 r.ti!I Eve". F\111 fc p/t.lme. Ap. ,..._ '° ~.u "lo":!--".. 1 ro ~~J!:lt"'• I Sh II Stallo 17''" •" • .... ...:-.. ~ :J~":' !1~":!. Ht= ... .., 7 :.....s. P y, c n, u• • CA~• an.., u M 1or""1o unicotM Irvine, NB.
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ut f.~ ~~ tt::=:., ""•t11-. ~a7ion m' t7\h Pf T~:.
JVlf r1 ft.. r:.• . ft=--IA~. It A1l C
µf." --=" ~ ;;_,... "'-"~ M. ·1~ nt° 2::"'. !~=· ~~'-"t' SEWIN G MACHINE
.,... ~bo S1n.t ;;~ "9CO OPERATORS. ltnlJled. ~A"llf'" le' B~ 111.t" ~'~1~" ~ll(JrtJ'O.C.AJroort. ~!'!:.~ '°°"'~ c-1< 1111"'7, ,.,..... McKlBBlN SA(Lt).
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C}! OAIL Y PILOT Salurd1y Janua~ 8 19n ~!~ ..... !!.~ ~ .......... ~~~~~· ~~~ ......... ~?.~' ,.
our famous
DIME-A-LINES
Here's How You Can Use
Our Famous Dime-A-Lines Shop rnon ntoedcd for
hghllnll flxlun· 1•0 1-:11
).)l'I' bt!lprul J\l'f'IY 1112031 .s F.. M..a1 n. 1r,1n ~
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~nry paintt<r h<.!lpt:r, I@
yr'll old , no t''IP nee
7684749
1.STUOENTS
lte~uJ11r or l\~currmv.
p.ume wark. lfri1 2/\M·
llAM or Sl'M-12 Mtd
rught & wet>kcnd11. ;.;u11 lm1ntod1ulcly
557.0061
£.0..l off ice •
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OUYE llAHCH ANTIQUES
PreMttk 0.. o..c .. A. Year
"MAH AN OfAa SAL.I"
This month only -Hundreds or Fine
Quality American Oak Antiques -re·
fimi>hed to perfection, are available al
reduced prices. "Visit us today &
make an ofter'' at Olive Branch Anti·
ques. South Coast Village. Mercantile
Bldg Clowe r level) Call 714/540-2705
• Bring them or m1ll lh•m with c:ou•ci c.•h
to one of our S conv•nlent office• .
• No tlv .. tock. ptoduc• or pl1n11.
• No commercial ad11llow•d.
• Each item mull be pnced with no item
over s:is.
LADI ~~g clothing $5 $10 ca magnetic a ntenna CHEVY rodlator $20 1 DRESSER $25. Trundle MIKASA Jloncw re, hrt• <..'ONVi::RTIBLE sofa bed
includes 'IN i.h~~. 11IK1rt SIS ~·8769 Fireblrd ho neycomb bed m. Divan $20. £lee-lll1gs, $25. Vanity \\llh $25. l'..lt>clnc dryt•r ~.
Md IOllfol dresst<~. hats, tnc st.ove $20. £od tablu glass l op $19 20x32 Womun·~ bike with tot bathing suih, Jackets, MAHOGANY dresser $25. mag SlO Flreblrd radio ss Hedge trimmers $8. framed mlrmr $0. Milk<' rf'nr sent $25 10·t.Pl'<'d co at ~. h an dmade Overstuffed leathl'r u5. Flrebird or Chevy Christ " mu tree$2. upllaht$5. Large plnc tt>CnhikcS2S.D11byhl1ith
puut1chob, hat :1cts , ch111r $25. Wooden IJt'd 3"speed synnomesh Mon'• lunch box $1 cone11, 7c each. Elmric chiur 110 Sturtcd unlmid
bh.Ni.es, T ·shirts, vci.t.s, frame SIS. Ccx:ktuil tuble tronsmis!lion S25. Floor Motorcycle helmet $5. hair clipper $.1. R~lan dolls, s m1lll & b1it. ~-S15
capris, scurve~. all ~lie w11h Z~nd tables $25. 26 ~~~p~5 ~~;;;e:~~~~1 Reel tapes. box, $1. bathroom 8CC1:ssories, $1 Sat. J S GOT Dcai1.1m11,
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2 DRESSERS, S2S each
Twm bed S25 Double bl-d
S2S 2 111,.:ht !>lands. S7
each l.drgc mirror $10
Bookca1>c S7 Antique
book holder 820 l.argc
wond llreplucc with elec
lnc heater ~1;,. l.arj(c
k1dncv ~hapi: corfl·e table
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potty ctrn1r S2~ Simmon~
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door panels SS·SIS: front each 752_0558 SCJIWINN S d St·n· T\\O F78xl-1 snow tires. TER EO :.peakcrs. S5 hoods SJS-S25: rear hood spe.e 1 SlO P 0 1 r 63 Ford carh Tape recorder SIS.
SIO: 6 volt am radio $lS. ELECTRIC sander SlS Rray $25. l\1en s Sears ge nerator SIO 155).l:J Ole! wood burning heater
:.peedo SIO. tallrghtb Spra) gun $10 Machinist 3.s peed S20. Geach radial tarf' S.'i Elcclnc SIO\'(' S25 Oltl sl<'am iron
$5.SIO , bumpers SIO·S2S, cuttmg tools all kinds. cnnser S2S 6'12·7917 waffle iron. i:ood condi· S20. 1 i.:olf clul>s & bJg
heater boxc~ S8 each . Sl·SIO 2 Lloyd tape re· GAS range $2S Ice cream lion. SS. t..i8x M 111 e SS. SIO. l:Jac:k vack $5. Jump
pedals SIO-SI S: '64 corders, like new, $20 rreezer $.'i 2321 E. llith '64VWrear scathalf$5 boots.US\.'donce,ll'i .s:!.'>
windshield S20; 6 ;ind 12 each Ck>ck radio. "'ork· St. NB. 645.7253 549·8SIS. 548·5072 .lump suit, used once.
\' o It " i per m otor~ Ing, $7. 2 \•inyl str8lght ~ Rech nm(! chair $10
$15 $20. shifters $3·S8: back chairs, hke Mw, $IO TWO t6Sxl4 radial tires MOTOR home or manne Bell motorn•ele helmvt
s t eering b ox S 15. ca c h 2 au l 0 mall c SlO. &16·3680 65 gal. nblon!( fuel tank $20. lnblamallc caml'ra
5:16·8312. telephone dialers S15 & S25. SO gal Pulycth)lenl' $5. 2 l'able reels lurgt'.
13 •. Hoy·s bike with $20. 2 sales man's custom 2\" TV, pluys goocl, $2.5. dnnkml'( waler lank 825 SIS. i..rnall S'7 Mng1u.ines
made carrym!( cases. $20 Hoover upright vacuum Coleman :.tand ·Ufl 1tc & books IOc·S?c 231·A
lrmninl! whrt'IS SIO: ro.. i•ach. 2 \'lnyl rhairs on $18. Canister Vacuum, chest SIS. 12v automatic i\\•ocad(). CM. ll.11 ·3451
boys l>ikc S25: 24" 1urls casters, hke new. SI ~ l "• hp & attachments buttery c haqicr SIO °"W 1'V SI(> " lid 36'.
hike SIR ; trike S.'i, small each. A•r hurn1dif1er. $18. After IOAM ll46·1525 Brand new hcav.v duly oo.: d I u .b fo $18
wagon $4: tyke bikl' ~1 . new SlO Small round 12v battery $25 New 5 r o u n e .
tot trike $2; portable glus; top:imitution mar· LOVE scat $2S: Exerciser gal. butane tank & t<'· W.ardrobc closet $5.
stere<1 S'J: tohoggan, 5 rt. blc t able StO. 2 si<lc $10, 644·4687 . call gulator $'25. Presto elc.>c· i_:.&t.2~·4_r._t7 ______ _
long $1; toy box•·, S: ride· lables, $25 euch. Coffee weekdays tnc J>Otato bakl.'r S8. HJOO 01\K l""'kC""· e SIS·. desk cm bear SI: mch worm d ""' u" S2 ; portable ta bit• top t~blc • all matching de· BAR stools, s.1 each. Ma· wntt gen~r:llo~ · nee s lamp $3. 646·93lH
h . d SS s ign, $2S. 2 Looi 11<.1xcs. SS pie dresser $25 Oine•te motor. $25. l•lal rim
:.nr rycr : tape ri-· each. 2 elcr:lric 12v diesel set $25 Coffee table m sl111nle!!S sm gle s mk SS. BED. rull, s pnni:s and
r:order SIO: 5 gallon fish horns. $15 each. f'1flee11 "'nd t··"ile $l5 S lant. Zemhl bout carburetor' m<itlrt.•fl:. Ort ho firm tnnk s:l : Saturday and r:. u• · $25 12"10 ht t I Sunlla~ after 10 am !l(;'lt 4' bourds, 2' wide "nod· board $5 Luggage S5 ni,; 1anr Ir om e <'I l• an. SO!O
,\lhacore D rh <'. llunt SIO for all. Secretury each. Ba~ bells Ss. Cur· prop $10 Lefl·hanct 1111 IA'i·SQCl7
tn,.:lon Beach. !162·236.5. C'l1a1r, good ronrht1on, $8. tams $10 Drapes $15. prop SIO John:.on out· l'INE chc~l. J drawers.
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8 track tape µla) er SIS.
rock cod 11ole Sl2;
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table radio SI : Hem·
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Gnnder, I hp. SIO. Steel F~a~~~e;5 5 Sll'~plng br~nze, ~O Aqualung ..;,$20_._64_6_9_:111_1 -----
cabinet $25. Electronic hags $3 Ne~ crock pot 200 d1"er s "'risl gaul(c SNOW skl!I $20 ' ski rack
bench $25. 12 he8\ Y ducy S12. s2is Seashore Dr. S25. New square D lOO SIO: ell•ttnc iypewntcr
cushion rubber mats for N 8 631.0394 amp electrical box & $25· vocuum cleaner UP·
conercte, $S eoch. !lair · · breakers S2S. Morris nght $I' push mower
removal rudlo frequency CUTE wool punt eoal, type bo~l Sl~crrnl! S25 SS, gasol .. ne engine $20,
a1>paratus $25. 30 & 00 cost $7S. $25 642·3163 Quadr~Jet ca1 buretor g uito r S:?S; electric
ump fuse bo'(ell "Ith SIO. 5 long d oors & d u 1 . 'th •10 , h 2 r · · 2 TURNTABLl:o;S. SIO draweri;chcst $25 Trun· sa.n er ...... ecctncmotor SWI c . .. eac . r:.ic ss· elce tnc heater SS KITCHEN ta bk :md four lion II p motors with "<':tr each. llcfrigerator $IS. die bed S25. W ood(•n 1 • t .• $''S •
h . <·•• 11~ 0 , "' S I $5 S I ,..... f I k $ • .., I ~ c c r ll' u r y er ' • c airs "": 1 1li aL'!un reduction. 300 rpm. one un amp • . '"R c "'""' OOl oc er u, ... aul1c11 r 1 d 104 SIS
pick up stock llrcs 12,001 brand new, $25 NCh $15 Antique met~I bed lamps S25 12v hand held :I ~.aro~ 1 $1~m7~~ w'
C'llF:ST of drawers 525 miles on them StO each. Foot control for .~i·wini: frame $15 RCA 24 color spotlight $5 Electricul Zot~r ~ ~ s . (( Pl 2 ti· ~ ll7R9 rour assorlc1I bowling muchlne motor Sii lly TV $25. Weber BB~ $.5. lS outboRrd fnr -;wlmm1ng · · 0 acen a ------1 balls S2 euch. 000-2181. F'ry cooker $1 o Two gal. aquarium & fixtures 1)()01 tors S5 l.ur1o1e 4·~2· ,_/\_v_c _______ _
f\1tdwn 1·li-C'lr11• r.•!ll!t' $15 2 fur coals $10-$20 f'be I h t k $11 SOL'/\ $Ill l ' I I 1 .1 11.SSxlS lire~. "OOd "Ond1· · -· 1 ri< nss nil •an ), l"'V'S Sc•liw1·11n s"nrFr"y, "' lh~ 'i.'l'h·Wldl)"td r1rd1 111·· ... ,1 ... \\llll" ~I'-• r (llO M rrr,. 'fWIN he·1dboard0 $1 ".. ~ Cloth SI s1~ '"""'Cly .,,,. >V .. "M ~ ~ • v .. ' 0 lion, •c .. ach. 1''c>11r 3· .. 1n· es · ,,. """" a • 646' .;r,66 ""flow , motorcros·~ a•n OVff ~II nuwe\I llOW1 .,,..,, •. I'.""·."." \'11u1rs. ~II) ('(l\'h Small each· baby door'"llY -N ~ " Co f u I 548 .... .,., ---------J" Q " [A• "" "'" I $ • ft '"~· dowshndhs .. •·ucl1 ·rcr· rncro 0 i;:.a. ......... l1nn1lleb:.ar11, motorcro"~ >o ,y rvrn ' ~cr.onnnr <llll'llt• ;,c•l I:! tius crrist'rS2;infantseutSI: _, k:' .. ~Q" . ELE<'Tlll C 1Hld1ng n
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'" ''"K•e . ind double crochet Xlnl rnnd Sii~ Chri:l of drawe1•s Sf. ho os t c r ch a Ir S2 , carburetor, r ebuthlable, ilrawer«. S2S co ch. 'l'wen· Met nomc S5 lee che11t and bnck. $25. 675-.'i150 ~~·:~~ ~~~~ c~~~:1~)1P:~1:1~~J(li;n l'llli7:1 IO:!ll Cord tnhlc• $1 llcnd cloorway gate $2: huhy ~~O 3 !!ho.~ ll~oob;. $5 ly 1Sx58 s lanted radius $5. 7!011•mnn r·utalyt1c 1-:l.ECTONIC Ignition
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$1.2S lor ur h p.1urrn Md G11uu l'11nd1t111n u ~ "" • r tics $2 : Playtt>x nurRel"ll • • . $20. 3200 New York Sl, phom•s $;1. Good sm'<le optlcul lype, n ew. $25 3~,. ~ach pattern for 111~t<IUi I ~.1o 0151 JIOLi. 2.'ic 2 "ush buionf>, $2; wu I hr SI ; NI b 5Rl-2306 Costa Mcsn Jackets. sl.tc 42. $15 & S25 ~och. !lfllMrT40
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5 oo ~ $9 or:c · ehalrSIO OOllllU2:1,!l4 RASKETIJ/\LL hoop & ~lt>trori Dt>Ot tOS 1 dbl O\cn Sl !JO Wht _r._11'$_11 ________ 1 Po11t maf(a1 10~!! soc · vocuum s10. CoMolc ~ol 1:o~~5n~I~. Cameru ~ woo d backst op Sil.
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Bo• 163 01c1 C11111<il'3 Sta eol)11){'t" & l'IHmlcr tup~ rorkcr pu tlo chair. desk $10. Older Zenith S3·$9 Rocker $1). i''70.14 celling bei ge, SU
Now York NY 10011Pnnr$iO673 1llS 111110"' & white. S2S. WATERllEATER, S('nrs, shortWO\'C rtidlO: workb tire & Mm $9. Flag SU. fi46·9708 WASlUNG machln<! S:ZS;
N11m i-A11d re 'ls Zi p F'or~alc .\l:ivt.i~ lllc'clm• rniilchin~ footlllnol ~ itl<is" fined abo ut four good. $10. 11130 11 table Typewriter $25. Pictures s kits $10. boot:1 $10.
Pa1tcrn Nun1oer clryc•r like ricw !NiO·IU3ll will 'lell Hp<1r,1tel) ye:.irsold,\\ork'llikent!w modclr11d10,works good, Sl·$15. Games, books Ei\RTll s hoes. original 559·1833 ~5111!.,,'"'pi!~vef!eebe[trrfonret;.d200ln· a_n5p;,1 ____ ·__ r atio t:ihle umbrellu SIO; antique cast irun SJO. Kln1slt~ "''Ooden Sl·S9.63l"1'13I KBl11obrand.n1?arlynew. ----------,,. ,... v• .. , ~ \\Ith cov<'r, crank up IYJ'lf' bathtub. lacks reel SHI, booticuc hcndboard SIO. perh.~t condition. Paid RED rarpcling 12xl4 hke
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... N , .. ~ ~ • h I t $5 "'"'mu mower $3. Sen1\ pro· drowc~ SIS. 64a.M88 111llon 8QUanum $20. small book shelf $5; JMd· =~ mty ~wilts St.no licyci.a 8020 fo1r eond1tion. rol>lnl1 up 0 " cry '""'''""'" lcssional tape rccord<'r, twin bed $15; old stuffed dleb>Qard $15 f73·3000 s;;~t:it'~oot -U~ .... •••••••.••••••••••••• JK•rh'<'l, $25 Twin ~It~ PETERSON ii troller, nMds microphone. 110 COLOR TV, l~'· Philco, chair $JO , old radio NtMlt,.ltltloo~ S1.00 G1rl:di<'hw1nnblh'.nl'\'t'r rnattrc~~&l>01C11pnnJ1 •2 itood condition $15; Odd tot ol old dining ~.Nochecks540o-0044 cobinetSI0.540-86S7 RUQ, ureu, 0•111 7x9.
nowtrCrtchetlook St.OD ul!NI :I spd, $70 Cati ~els mullrC'l':<I.!:<. $111 pluy11rd$25.0039319. chairs ll·S3 Padded trhng,bcigcSIS.&46500? Hal11>ln Crttlltl IOGk $1.00 83.132.S!I <'ll<'h, ho\ ~prtn111, SIS room dividers 14. Good TIRE chains. 700·16 lo AM· FM :c l <'rt'o \\Ith
lftlt1ntCroclictlcok SI.DO each VW re t1r fcndel"l!, MIRRORED medicine plcture11tl·S2. Pole lamp 83>·15,$8.~9611 cossetteS25.6'1G·9~1 ---------
l11stt11t Macreme luk Sl.00 Girls 21 '.I Ill)(! white fold· ~. 1300<'c lnt"k~ 2 bnrrel cabinet with llchla $10. Q . Lampi $1·15. 2~28 RATI'AN lub chair s new
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12 Prlrt Af(K•!f• 612 sot Schwinn Gtl'Y Ghost 20", GOOD condition. 8' g~ $3 e11ch. End tJ1blct1, S8 12$, Heavy ctuty basket wood desk SlO. Larl{e col· toohf 1tQvllta j J soc hpced,xlru!i.xJntcond, & white sof" wllh cnrh. 2 girl's bicycles, PORTABLE t ypewrite ball hoop & back board lecllon .Marv111 comic ~mv111 Q1llll 8oot 12 so, s.10 963·031!1. rn1Hchlng lovC' •t1ot with UO eat h . 2 C h evy eland, very nice, SU: SS. &46-3513 books from t96l to '7'1,
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Dogs 1040 or purts. Crushed rock
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" ottonwn, p<l. ~5. Only 83G 1 11 l du 11 -bed. d 1 van. $200 fl'73.sni Tear :ioso. rccllo reelta~ FURNITURE? ~ '1'homul>v1Jlc t>drn\ ..&l u hotph1ll-s, lumps, copil•r, 675-6237 -----deck, $300/bei.t orrer. furn. (Ill wOOIJ tbl~ for 3 Old Early Am. dreuers . steel frplc, ore chr, many - ------Km& lkU firm rnullr~s:. 645-6297 ~o~~s 3
0 f~ ~r I.~~·~ ucn & Ii\· rm. formal elm· StO . u o o 4 T h 0 n e t ~u. 67S·d002 CdM Seuutiful 50 gal Uarre\I newly re'novuh.<d, rraml• --• in~ rm sel, quilts, p111nt-&ntwood chris, $30 ea., l\quunum for hume 01 & hdhrd. Snow c•httm!I for Fischer ret.-elvcr 4tOT, Z
rurrutFrUeL. L _IC"' >Olib. M t1Yta11 wshr & Oak kllchen rbr, $25. An· SUPER SALE rostuur110t. Se~soned for vw ~hcst ot drawers. AR 2X speakers $'lOO.
.-" "' dryr, h11le·a ·bt'd, 11171i t1que r htlds rhr $18. Everything must J(O ! frcsb or trup1cal fish. 64S·7601 494·2990 , AKC Colden Relriever (2) 11 Month uld ... ats. OMLY $399 L1neoln Mnre IV velvet Mulching teak frame Oak bt.'<1 & dresser. clcc Ouk bed, oak cash re· -------. ;
Pups, xlnt hunters, Cami· Moving, must Ji1ve awuy No Credit Needed ltv 1 m en~cmble, oc couch & chr $50, $25. typewriter. household & 111ster, mi:;c. 640·8585 aCt Ladies w~\1le Alµat·a coal, ~Y n eal·Real, Sound P"'
ly pel, wtr doi:. 493·6861 now. 8324710, 1136·®'-Easy Terms Avuilablc <:asional l'hri., ti horse!.!, tN0-8696 decorator items, planl11. 5. fm~er tip length, si 9. !Sound lope deck. Petf
f'REE DELIVER y saddle), t.ick rm sup· Misc furniture Free rof· --ssm llard cover books $1 cund, never usod. Cofici. Lhasa Apso Pups. AKC ••SEEA'I'•• plies. a liO ~t>ll1n J! Newtwinbed,romp.with fee & &ood p.nces 577 CARPET NEW. 70 yd:, t!a. Paper backs 25< ea. w /xlrat parts. Sf o.
Ch. sire & dame. Gold ~ 1050 CURTIS ~aullful t'>tale. S1r1rtly bra:.:. plated headboard, J{lgb Or, Lagun11 Bch. red nylon .~IUllh. 52 ydi1 673-7321 ~'6·9'l49 ___ ..
showmales.831·909'7_ ....................... by &ppt Sale wall end elel' blanket. $17S. Sat/SUQ9toS gold.Sacnfll'e,muslsell ------SHURE t • FiM Ftlntftur• Th d 7 I'M 646-4005 675 5900 Almost everything goes! • s ereo mixer, DOG 0 BED IE NC E Soro bed, t.l', r ln. green, • f-'--1--u r :S lt Y at ______ Sat On.ly! Modern couch, . -----rum, deroilems, clothes, xlnt. cond. Mod. M63811:-
CLASS lostart Wed Jan gold & brwn plaid • m~ 974l~t3 bed , rhrs, l a mps . Kelvmator refnf: .. cross lumber, µalio . $6S. Vince, 842·783~.
19, 7:30 pm. Nwpt/lrvlnc herrulon. 846-7847 1165 Harf,or II, CM Si\Vt:• JAN SALE. ew Ger• Sale 8055 Desperation prices, mu~l top freezer $65. U1amond wshr dr> r. kni; wlr bed _M2_·_8694_"1'Lc:r----
area. s.a&4928 I pc bdr~t. hkl' nu Ctll1645-6151 & used fur11. appl :,, ....................... sell. 201 Joann, NB. sol nrly •2K. $300 bag & lr11me 2.240 Magnavox 23" color TV
SCOTTISH Terr. AKC, 2 $350. Cocktail tbl + end misc. Wilson's Baq;ain E. white refng, $100. 631·12&t 751·1716 Rutgt>r!>, \11l ,\ <.:.M. ~tereo record player.
yrs. male, show qual. tbl ~S ea. 96l·7633 Murrey Pool Tbl • cusl. 7 Nook. 2 Stores -~5 & 814 We:.tern·Holly &as stove ---&lb-1491_. _ __ Walnut, xlnt cond $25().
5-IS-Ul&7 --. 5 Sofa, Gibson Refnl>( & ~-~· C.M 642'7930 & ~w~a!~~c~r 642·0l32. Eo!~r~;sfoni. ;l;s~.1 ~:ll: IAIYIT'S 2 SUPER.BOWL tickets. _ss_l_-4_4_72 ____ _
AKCSHEPHERD PUPS ~~gsb~e5[0~~ et;ed·c~ti Sep. Fzr Mu?ch mon· que toys & memorabilia COLD OUTSIDE 2? yant hne. Best offer. 25 .. Zenith color TV--
SlOO 673-1165 12 131870.5.,66 tlays or 64'Hl9'l7,64-1·1621 WATERllt::U Com1>let1: Oak tbl "4 'rhrs, couch, Brown llli:elow carp Pr of made 3 log ~all5-IS.~ Remote control, xln't
Work642-8335 <7l4IS49.9439 a!ter&7:30 Si mmoru;SleeperS-Ora -w htr Qn M1.e 4tnol>uhl. end tbl. Eames c~r. 114xt.J, reas.Sat/Surn1117418 Hearthstone gus log set. 7• Pepsi Cola Hottle ma· cond. As king $:!35, $450 \•,due. ~ell S:J8U desk. 1kls. other masc luyport, comer o o I· l'Omplete w/g!"llte, must . . siG-4822 AKC Cocker Spaniel. 6 evesonly _____ S45. 645·0045 <2131434:181l41 ll t·m ~. 3831 ll em -day Rd.,N.D.64S·6889 beseentobeappree'd.l chine, good running _______ -
mo's, male, has shols, Oresser w mirror chest -------1111ngway, In. Sat & Sun • (1) Unit 23" W. (1) Unit rood. SlSO. PP.MS-56SS COLOR TV, console, pie•
buffrolor. S7S.Call of dr~wers w/hutch, 9 drawer llrcsser w1m1r· W AT1:;~8El>. w .. tnul !lam-3pm. Cull551·1706 Sat Only· Twin bed, mul-16" w l'!l Orig price. JUKEIOX lure/sound but nds work.
998·Z474 . desk tw1nbells 673·6717 ror, $6S . Obi bed fm1sh.Kmi;s£Complete -tress. boxsprinl:( & 493-8268 A.M.l .• Early .. "'·s,,p lays s.19.7Sl-6892645-7434PM. · w/frame, $50. Poker tbl w1hcaler lor thei.e cold MOVING r ram e 2 L iv r m1·----------8845 AKC Reg Dobe.rmanWhilcbahyarmo1re.$125. $30. Student desk SlS. nq;hls' Only Sl l!l. OUTOFSTA.TE credenzus. TV table, 4S's.$.535.Pb642-loah&M.-in.
Pups. Xlnt markings & 6x9 Ovul rl'd rug. ss. tall 968·1462 &I0-1143:! Neighborhood gurage lamps & numerous misc. TICCanys prh•ate Disco Miscellaneous Equipn19ftf
Color Blk & rust. 10 Wk:s, andironl> S2S redwood ---------1 E h. t items. 2732 Mendoza Dr, membership& $250. W_._.... 808 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO Call493·759l • . " bl s:io New custom by dct·orntor Ch1ppendJle sofa new s.i c. \ eryt IOI! mus Costa Mesu. 546·0V74. 536-9368 536~751 """'"' Getwc-al 90.60-. ' ~squ~re) patio 13 c. · white velvet 10' sof,1, 2 ot· S4ll0. Cu~tom luv~ Hclll: go, priet'CI tu sidl l.ike -••••••••••••••••••••••• •
Golden Relreiver male, 1 ti73·4149 tomans. coffee tbl. velvet t!SO. &1s .. 1211 new furn. uppha11t·e.s, Misc. hsehld, lots or furn. Moving: Malt/bx sprg $$$CASH FOR ~~~~·~:::~;·:~:;;r~:
yr w/papers. Must find a Moving sale everything chair. Paid $2000. ~ell lur Sea~s wshr/dryr, TVs. Sat & Suo, 8th. !Ith, ISlh, S'IS, :l Cof tbl/mat end Good used fum/refrigs Model PT Boat, over 3 fl
hme. 842·6803. 642·264!1 goes Fu r'n P 18 n t s ssso. 536·63\.15 3'x8' folding conlf'rt'nl·e refn1 gs, collehc~o1J_ Plates, 16th. 8532 Donald Ctr 118. tbls, murble lops, lamps, frzrs & ~·~v-"•G.o7fo Ion", ~a·ren, water call·
AKC Mani Poodle, black, 5
yrs old. Male. Needs lov·
ing hmt>. $125. 644·2516
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. .· h . I h thl $75. Hound tormic.i ant que!I, c I ... toys, ---desk sora+misc furn °"" ~0.... tO • "
camera e.quips't e.i~ Diningrm set,pecanwd, lvv tbl $30. ~2-7000 or bikes,plants,stereo.Sat. Moving Sal e. Chin a 646·4547 · Wanledusedbambooral· non,2s.,eeds,etc.Vefy '
t'<IWP • m_1hc. a · on Y carved tbl &4 vcl\'et r hrs 552·02511 Only. 9·5. 9329 · 9349 cabinet Papasan chair sophisticated toy. Over ~~~.~~~St.Nwpt. Uch. S350.R11dmarhlec1Jrtbl ---T h y me . f'tn Vly . hide·a·bcd .&more.408iPinballMuch.inesCorsale, tan furniture, couch, $1800 replaceme~\.
-------$.50 Call645·9453 ti Pi,•ce hcdrt1001 set, 1:1:19ti823 (eross streets Old l\1111,ln'. <ill co in operated . chairs, table, etc, Sacrifice $500. lncludt!S
8045 Sac GE Stereo Con:.ole Be~ I r ,, I t pecan like new Plea:.c 1lush11rd Edinger\ G -S S "F'IREBALL", clauic 49-1-49t5 everything. 675·3662 or
l'Oi.l $800 Sell Sl85 Cusl auti u so a..,. uvesea · nill ~I 6732 --arage Sale!!! at & un. money maker Needs Student nds used upright 645·2200
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/\durable killeni.. 8 '>' k:.. 1 \.'t>lvet Rar ~lll> -& dsk l!ame set w 1matd11ng KING S z bdrm :, Id , mag:-., clothes & hi.ch Id 8·9 ___ (e r . • • o Ly M p J C doesn't matter, will puy IO~TE!l .... "-black. I peach & white &1().4396 · ser~er. coffee table. wall S1ian1,11 . i I'<'. ~1 20t mast· S.n J.rn 9th 20392 ---HOCKEY" xlnt cond ash 846-9214 ,.. ..... ~
7Sl·Si29 u n 1 t. Herc u Ion or '1.tlut>, takd45o 644 2516 J\llpurt Ln. II H. 963·2850 Horse• 8060 $500. A~d factory ne~ r · -· CLASSES
lnsh Wolfhound pup, !cm Sol.i & lovese11t. recently naugahy~e sorba & lov· L'•" \II ·r •1 I G "R "GE S "LE ....................... rond. "SPACETIME" 4 Musical Starting Jan. 10, 1977 hJ3 h.id !>hots. Abo 1•1io· boui:ht. brown beige ese at. W1.ng ark cul r.u•an ' cn \\In ,. JP c _. ""' "" For Sale. 2ponies &show PI a Yer . $ 5 5 o. ln1trurnenh 8083 ed plaltl $250 840 1637 \!"I vel chairs. Kng or Qn bed. bol\ SIH"I:, mall Huntington Harbour: quartcrhorse. "SEEBURG" Jukebox ........................ Sponsor RA':;B'f)~ '· > ~1~~~ gootl home -----·--· s1 bedroom suite '>'It h Dr.ipes & ch.indcher lti!l!l2 Saybrook Lane. Call S47.1091 poor cond. $250 or offer. Conn l\tin-0 -Matir elec POWERSQUADRON
Drop lcJf table, 4 ch rs. ormO>rt.'. m;,ttres:.e$ IM·lil!ll.I Sat.. Jan 8lh. lOam . .\nll· --------Jerry, 556·0421.1 l·SPM organ. excellcnt rond1· to leach you the proper & Free lo good home 3 vrold blond wd Xlnt l'Ond. $75 patio table. Oak & glas~ •'·I lJC • ttues. bikes tent. m1:.t· R-Off•ri CJ --lio $600 p p 532 l2S9 ndU f LI male, neutered l>C' .... le, Ph 673· 1028 ta hie. Lamp:. :0.lnt c:ond \plr u ,:u1mture -.,. ,. ft Color TV, Sears Best. 19''. . n, . . . . safe ha ng o a lYJ>elf
" 5:>l liCO Slccpin1: cou<:h, ~uflce l'1anv. l>Ofu:.. dinettes. nci.: Buckskin Quarter ~-Teak side table, S4S. VIOLA. German made, of IJoats. For details call: nosrnallkids.493·2047 2 Dnmsh chr!., I Damsh tbh. So metal Colding rurn .. desk. rerng. 7 Horse Show ex · 67cnau 673-5717 <J""""' wt cal>c, likcncw. $100. couch SiO for all I Gold Fu ll Rdrm Sel. $150 r hrs, naui;. couch . L;Jndfall.NB.631-0484 perienrcd. Prefer rider ----------Puppies. Will grow lo
small dogs, mostly poo·
die. but mixeu. 5"8·8t09
t'emale Beaiile. 5 yrs old.
lo,·es c:hald1 e n Call
SS7-7742.
r c l'I ' I: c: hr S 3 S. :? L'nabuul T\ ·rud10 pact'e rcl·l111l·r du . lam pi. ------wtabilily 114 2-5465 or Head.board, double bed 968-8095 _ llADIO Control Model 12
barstools, wood SIO ea. l!UO':.. S200. 548-t:JO::' Other lll'm' Sun only lbhltl ih•ms IOc-5125. :1656 642·:M71 s11.e, wt»te, tufted $20. Jo'ender Telecaster Guitar meter S.ailboal. 45 1-'L •" (213) 592 1419. 118. Mon ---:! fl pm. tu 0 0 1' ark l'etl:>'>'ood, 118 <crs. :.ts. ------. Phone963.6677 & super Reverb Amp. long, sa1la beauUfuUy.
Fri aft 6 Chair & ouoman S40. drop :\c"' port, .1pt 408, Jum 1\dam:. Bushard I Burn stulb m•w. ~. Pape S650. 673.2586 bcf Gpm . Make offer or trade fur
----lcar t;1btc sso. walnut l>orC(• lltl . N.B stalls $6S. hghlcd arena TREE SALE . 5 gal S4. 15 ?? 675·3862or645-2200
MOVING. Must ::.ell 11nti-chair S2U. O\ er:.turl dia11 1.t;c rummoge sal~. Loti. 751·0704 gal SIS. 24 " box S65. E.R. PfN?kschner Violin.
<1ues. 8artl 's eye maple $35. swag lamps 121 SJS 2 mukhlni.: "'"· llurcuu' of C'l'rylh111g Jt !'alural ----hrubs <gal $3 1 gal -... 1!161: xlnt cond w/sturdy loats, Mafnhftanc:e/
Purebred Irish Seller Bdrm ::.cl. Armo1re. oak. pr, Wrght iron barstools, S7U pr C:onlem porur~ ":ood Club. ltJ77 Sl!~erwr. Jewelry 8070 llr::.. 9·~2 Sat:sun 2~:.i case. SllO. Ph 07S-!1792 Senic:e fOZP
fem , 6 mos ho u:. l' Uookt"<•~l''. beds. etc. please call 645·7857 art ~·ila " mat. i.w1vl'1 tilt 1. urn n i;ht ;ill I cl\ a co ....................... Nwµl Blvd. Costa Mesa.. •••• .. ••••••••••• ..... .
trained. 673·07'10 :!JSt l\lc::.a Ur. Ph 540-1877 6pm. 9.1.'> pr J.am11s 6-12 !lllKtJ !:itn. _ _ ____ WANTED <behind Harvest Anti-Ftnder l2 slr1ng ucou. YACHT CARPENTRY=-
----TOP <.:AS H l>ULLAR _queg)556·8338 w1pkup. Xlot cond. S\20. New Const. Sperially
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A
TRIBUTE
TO
THE
ORANGE
COAST'S
SUCCESSFUL
WOMEN
BUSINESS
PROFESSIONALS
On Sunday, January 23, 19n, the Delly Piiot wlll publish a apeclat tribute to
women In. bualneaa, lnduatry and commerce. The pagea wlll underacore the !
rMjor contribution• made ~ women profeHlonala to the thriving economy of the . . .. Orange Co••t. Bulineaawoinen Salute notice• wllt be one column by four Inches t
each, allowing room for• photo and deacrlptlve copy. Coat of each notice la only ~
S16, wfth •photo you provide.
Our S.lute to Bualneaa and PtofeHlonal Women la en exceptional opportunity to
• Introduce a new or longtime aasoclate to the people of the Orange Coast, or to
honor •ward• or achievemenU.
Don't mlaa being part of thft apeclal advertising opportunity. Deedllne for
reaervlng apace Is Jan. 19. CaUtoday!
DAILY PILOT
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P J\ I D ~, o R y o t; H ORllHTAL ART ~~~· 842 • 7 8 3 i; 0 r Day 548·8149 Eve 6411· • ~
JEWEi.RY; WATCHES, Wholesale to the trade loats. Marine
ART OBJECTS. GOl.D. :!JOU Moulton Prkwy Slingrrland Drums, com· Equipnwftf 903
S J L VER S F: RV IC E La~uno Business Pai·k plele set. Double b11ss, .... ••••••••••••••••••• ""
FlN E FU R N & AN 49:' 5115() 768·SG33 ~ i Id la Q . c y m b a I:.. New I Hoot hre rafl-co~v' TIQUES. 645-2200 -Chrome f101 sh. $1000. S138.uo. will sell for onlr
U•edock 1075 Twin bed and frame with 714·645-6066 $SS.OO.Call495·138S. ..._
•••••••••••••••••••••k•• ~f;~~~. four sheets 5 Pc DR!-iM SET 3' FoldinJ( Mahogany boat
Reg. Mor&an mare, bro ' -Xlnt ~ondit1oo. SSS Ph· ladder, $50, several u&ed
lo ride & drive, blk Auto. Sears elect. dryer. 673"'028 old smls,$10.2C'8ahama
parade Morgan gelding, Like nu. $95. Crystal Office Furnffure & s ailboat cover, S36'.
Eng, Wule rn (714) ChandelierS45.6402617 E-"'-nt S085 _675--4002
338· 1011 . . ..-r··--~-------------Firewood: Jhgh Sierra ................... ,,.. BOATMOLOS
Mochhwty 1078 P111e, $35 '•cord: S65 ~DESK.Shaw-Walker 3lx 14' Whaler l ype·l4'
••••••••••• ............ rord.645-0179 60. and swivel :thair Su1lboal·14' <Cetamaran.
New concrete mixer. 5V1 , , -$115. Smith Cor~.»._O Henry.645-r u /ft , elect !la nd ~r Jockl'y box C02 IJol· typewnter, $25. 'J'YJl')ng __ ;;__ _ _..~---
wheelable. 557-6264. tle,$100orbstofr. table,$5.968·8095 20HP, 2 cyl Bakh marine
979·2631 734·6141 eves. deasel. practically new._
• -Steel confer. t able, 3Gx60 S2000 SS2·9'l62 Mi•ceUoneous 8080 Shak~ce products 3t l'O:.t. $40; secty's. desk w/lefl ---·------
...... •••••••••• ....... Limited to s tock on hand. hand return, wood, $50. Wa ker Knolmaster ta<.·
546·3708 Exec. swivel chair, steel, frail log, in xlnt co1vJ~ WANTED ''Avon " collectables uphoJ .. $40. Uphol. steel Sl9S,Offer.646-C005 .•
TOP CASH DOLLAR "Harvard Classics·' arm chair $2S. Sect'y ~.
PA I D 1" 0 It Y 0 U R • . R 0 ya 1 0 0 ult 0 n • : chair. green uphol. $20. loots, Power 9040
JEWELRY. WATCHES. figunnes. Cryslal ware. same in blue. S2S. May be ••u•••••••••••••••••••t.
ART OBJECTS. GOLD S.'J6 0636 seen at 1601 Lincoln Ln., 1!174 Boston Whalcr, 11'3''.
SILVER SE RVICE. --------N.D.548·8868or7!>9·0811 '751S h.p.Johnsonmot~
Fl N ~; f' ll H N & AN CarpeUnl( 130 yds. shag. Pet 8087 with only 10 hours. Sl<IOO.
TJQUF.S. 645·2200 ~rn/blue $195. 3 Sets drps 1 firm. Replacement value,
-W/s h e crs & rods,•••··~··••••••••••••••• $2IOIJ.Call642·4482 . LUGGAGETAGS purple/blue/oq~n ge . Rabb1t-blk. lop-eared. : '
from your business cJrd Crystal chandelier $60. female: butch, & food ~25· SKIPJACK 4l hrs .•
Send une cunt tor eat·h Nile s lnd Medlt $20. $10/gd home &l4-8621 Twin voh•os, loadcd. Call
tag plus one spare. Wl' 8.'11·3173. Pianos & O"JCRtl 8090 495·ll7S '
return permanently 8 G 1 p A ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131 .. • Bo~ton Wh"ler sealed attracllve lal( & I a enco quanum .: " • , strap. meeting airline w /maoy xlras. $2S . FIELDS Warehouse sale w/trlr & 40HP Johnson '
1.0. requirements. Pre· Black recliner. SUI. 400 p1<1nos & orvans. elec start. New cover.
vent loss & thefl, For 11 ~5__ _ _ _ new I used. Sp i o e ls , $1500. 714·548-4690
Grands, Players. Going , .,_ kl r : personanzed lag enrlo~e l30 Yds. Carpel, jus t out for business. Rent· 28 . ..ca S f. Loaded, auto,
wallpaper, fabric or cleanl'd Uke new. $2 a opt to buy. Kawai , pilot, etc. Owner mu~l: "~ay Clo" por>er & we yard&iRcPieccs,$1.SOa Steinway, Baldwio, sell.675-3631.
Wiii bark & tnm your ynnt. "~5-3777 c h · k · "' y mah t tag.a. Or try two cards -"" IC erin,.. a a , 111' Yellow Jacket boat & '
back to back. Lido Isle Sale Antique Kimball. Wrllir <714 > trlr + Marc SS elec ;
PRICES· Pinc dresser 6 pc boy's 6 3 8 -2 7 7 0 · 1 :! 0 7 2 Mcreury Mtr. Sac. $750.1 $'lea or 3/SS bdrm set. llenvy wool Brookhursl. GG (714) 675-2043 wknds or .
4 5 lags$1.60ca S panish beds pread, Baldwin Acrosonlc plono (213)247 7!181 -I
61!ltags $1.50ea queen. Teak din'g set, 6 36". Walnut, like new, '76 Eg" Harbor 33• Sedun,
10ormor\!$J.t10t'a r bairs . Radial 11aw. SllSO 64M192 " f (in SulcsTux Included llanii·g lampS. & Chan· ' --cstm by actory_. esl
NOCAIW' d e I 1 e rs . Shutter . SPJNE1' w /Matc hing on this coast. Pnn octty.
Draw your uwn or :!end 7'8"x 10'. Folding mir· bench. Perf. cond. $485. 675·5809 ,
name. address. phone & rored room divider. Ph67J.7011 For Sale: 3·11174 Fantaly'
we'll make one c11rd per 675·70lt8 Sportf"I Goodt 8094 FG. 17 .. Tri Hull, ull!r
Selag.dAdhd 2Sk• each. Clo11et sail' Uesigner ••••••••••••••••••••••• powered boats comp I . n r ec or monl'y or· · · . tl w/Batt. chargers & nu derto: model clothes sizes 6·8, Pool table, 4x8, an que r 0 v er 11 s 5 0 0 0 PILOT PRIHTIHG Sund a Y . l O 1 0 W . finis h burg., leather (7!4)673-4300 ' '
P.O. 8ox 1560 MacArthur. Apt 113, San· pockets. See. Appr. $600. --------
Costa Mes11, Ca. 92626 tu Ana. SSJ.1413 loclh, ll-"/ cwt.r '°so SUPIRIOWL
TICKITS
4x8 pool lbl, burg. antique ••••••••••••••••••••••• finJsh. leather pockets.
Seeappr. $600 551-1413 DONT IUY
Beer drafler, holds·~ Keg
of beer. new cond. S200.
673 5276. C11ll 11fl HAM. SO yd line, West s1'1~',
1----------1 Row 60. 2 l1 c k e l s , For Sale U.S. Diven1tnnJc
PUIUC AUCTIOH $135/ofr. M6·0011 & regulator
AIOAT
MANY ITEMS OF FlNE -545 5l20
ESTATE JEW~LRY . Bunkbedw/2 maltresses. -----·----
JOIN
All new. exclU11ive IONA
YACHT & SAlLlNC
CLUD. Collf·Hawali.
Clubbouae, Party,
Cruises
ART OBJECTS. AN. from J?'odel home. only ~UES. FfNE FURN., SOO. Bicycles. Sears UP·
_ PllONE FOR IN· rlaht vacuum. super
FO & BROCHUJ\8. buyt,846-42116
&45-2200
CUSTOM
WOVIHWOODS
50~ TO~ OFF'
Over40 ln·atock pauern11
Also MINI·Bllnds ~ 833-9770
RA.DlO Control &lectri~
Model PT Boal. over 3 n.
toni, 1lrcn. wttttr can· non, :? 1peed1, etc. Very
lOl>biaUeatc:d toy. Ov.:r
1!800 replacement.
8"crilltc SS>O. Include.a everythlna. 11'15·Mll2 or-~
ICC Irvine Coast CC.
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5'50. 7S2-78GS
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Skis! Lamborghini 185,
list $190. SeU $.120. Ultra
17S's, Jist $160. Sell $100 .
Soloman SSS bindings!
$60. Sill rark. $2$. Al
llemsnew. \71')831-0048
SCUBA Tanks w /"111
hydro dates. 72'!', ll0'11,
twn 8()'1. v." ri2. Farmer
NO RENTAL FEES
FREE Salling teuona .
Umlted number ci..rter
member!lhJPA available.
CALL NOW (7)4)496-661!•
John w/Jckt ror 6'11'10 lb loah. Sell 906~
male. SS7·0035 ••••••••••••••••••••••.:·
Slon ll t....,. HolilolG.trlr,newtrans'& ~·r 1.: H '1095 inor.. Sl,425. M&-8255 ct 11~ 581·~-• , .• ...............••••••.. . ~
5' Uprt1ht refrtg w/clau HOlllCATl.IMlfW ·~·~
aUdo drs, • & 8 hole Ice ( 11~ rt. smaller vvalon ,_ 1 crm rnr, Auto meat of Hobie M • 14) LI~.· 1t allcer, bakery racll ~. ~ored aalla a • \.
w/traya. popcorn macb, extraa. Ore.at for bo)'I
100 cup cot maker. Mon· flrst cal. Very fa1t. tlJ(iO Fri N. Call V7N400 m-3182orl45-DOt-
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'74 Aquarl us 21 '. VIII''. •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• I 97S GMC Bil · •••••••••••• ••• ·: •••• •• 1952 M BZ 300S Cl1&ulr 1975 PORSCHE ·
<:cno11,NBllllP.l..uadl'll"rowbur, fit~ Jl.!e!'ls. vw. SURFERVAH lr.dMew 77 Cnupe-Oncofonly86prc>-S lalSJ~ Bil . '
Xlnt con~. $4800/b!St. $25. <.:11talyllc htr, SS vw AutomalH', lltr c•onri • t a HONDA Cars <luced that ye_ar' Mu11l pee Edftloa
_751·4009, 963·5455 hitch SS. 675-6625 ~unroof. porthole·~. <ll'· MAHY :see to appreciate! Pn
1• I 2 .,, r II k --------luxe trim, throml· wtr~ ply. 581·7446. 911 S COUPE "'!! ·c.11, u race. us ing 2 · O 7 isx 14 Good Y c ar wh~els & 8 trut k litcrt'(> To Choole From.! . !"ully equ.lppc,:>d & ln 1111nt ~5.950 or trade up. Suburbanite hltd (U74!1) u~1vERSITY Closs1c M•rcect.1 condillon'(71SMNZ)
_846-0246 pOlygluss i>now Ul't'b hkl• s· DL! c '77 BMWs ...... 1970 280SE Cnvl Xlnt • • •
LJDOH &trlr Ullmai new.4972915. VAtL~Yl.::oR~S •'69DATSUN OldsMOblle cond.$17.500.552·7091 _ Bill YATES
smls, H~ll No. i 1H I, ral' ------83 1-2040 495.4949 HERE NOW •l)!o ,.., .. ,s~t>.JY """"' Hoftda Ccrs • GMC 1974 240 D. xlnl contl. Cully VW..PORSCHE rli:lott'd, l'uver, a s ktnl( A.utosfor Sol• ''•'""""•'"'n IV·3I031 Trucks • loaded. S8950. Pvt ply. Son Juan Capistrano
SI ,4!15. Nuple:s ~ullol , ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Ford Van. H0,000 mt, :1 '89 5 2850 Harbor Blvd. 496--046L, l -634-0414 837-4800 493.45 I I
'70TOYOTA c-
Aulu h•n•. '~~ W ~d1 tioo<ng. ..... °"'"l llJ.3107).
yellow, standard nggl'd, Antiques/ bvQ l'J•l't: fl l'YI Sl7~ BMW RESALES Coest11 Mesa 540-9640 '72 MBZ 250, 6 Ayl, 4 dr. 1975 T ... RG:--l~~~1t . .,~:07nd. A&king S2!15, Clauics 9520 Ph~tl·:H2S:111yt1111t• ' "' "'
""''""" ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 2 ~00 C S I :.11 '71 Honda600. Rebltcn~, 56.000 mi. Xlnl «ond. Chocolate Urown,
1 1265
COLUMUIAis -'51 Kail.er. ft.irt• l'ouri~ n TruH•lall./\1l'.1Jdio, ~7~_~)(·,1-~S/\) r.•:•r.,i••'•'t C&1trans. 50MPG. $800. 1W50.492-8432llft5·Jo. loaded, clecan, In ml,
•WAN'l'BD• $'1200&'6.1Lint'oln t:nvl·l t u win ~ l·quivJ>,•d W\ -.~ .. l.: '~" a 1644·1169. ·---tnust s<'ll. all wk<ly!'S dr. Sl600. 5ll6 il7IS:I S!OOO;otr. SSH :Jl<l!I, all 11 7 .'l 3 U {' S ·I !! p. • ·~ SL 1973. Xlnt cund. Lou!n!l-Z333
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA l'rl'fw/lrlr673·18!15 ___ ___ ___ pm. (l!tl7KL:'ll 1 '74 Hondo Civic. Stick, Blue w /ivory int. Cull
RKttational · 7 3 A 11 q 1 ti 11 4 i. I' xlnt mileage. Sharp. (714) 645·3323. '7S Vl-t 2 O. Ap~ur. Grp. 1111• l f'o<h l luj. 1\4 1 *'\'1\
HUttflN C..10N U Al.tt 26' End~ovor VehiclH 9530 1-1· t~ IJodi:e Stl'p Van. rtll«.IPPM 1 S21SO 646·3437 56 M d 220 M:t!!S. Sten•o. Metallic
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tuskut!! 2 mtl. llJ.1·7-ltH 13481 l'M > AM /fl\1 stereo tape, new J e 730 r~f. $8500. Xlnt i•ond. Lo 646-0484 aft 6 & wknd:<. Bii Fa~test on W. Coa~t. 25' Dune Uuggy, gl<t!'>'I booy. •752002·A .. (O:l1ll. GCJl'CI" ., m 1. 9 Ii o. ·lo 4 4 or ---••llllJI~! rarin~ lr1. Mu~t :.e e. St. lej.(al w 't•anvas. N1·w 71i l>ot.11:1• V;rn Vll:llll. /\(', ''j553olA·A.-(006MVCi ) maAS, racing shocks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-451·515!> '62 Jlrdtp Cabrioll'l, xlnt ~~'.~·000· Sac. S!SOO. 1600CL'. 962·tW6 l"S, M.ogi;, 1·u~l int. 1.000 SADDLEIACK ;;:~~g. 1 Ownr. $-1800 '72 JAGUA.R XJ6 .75 • 2400 full ui > 'd cond thruout. S.J700. J::vcs
Bil mt. AM1!-'M II Irk. xtra Y"'LLEYIMPORTS . . RollsRoyeetrade-in.On· 1 d· 1Yl'fl I Pc,. 646-6837.
-llll't• t•oud. Sl>:IOO. li73 ;~0:1 "' 1• D· •· "60Z 48 800 ly 17 000 m ·114s Burgun x nt con ., e ec sun roo • ---------1 17' O'Duy Day:.atll•r. '•4. 831-2040 495.4949 ~ a ..... un' • , · mi, · ~ · · xtra tank. $9350. 644-7572 '76 l'or 912 1-;. 8000 mi. Air, Cuddy <.·abin, r1Jum,y 'ti1 \\\'Van. Surf, BJtn ----auto, AC" A~11 FAI tape;\ dy w;blaek interior. ----snrf~ stereo tape. As·
\'0Ck11it, $l6tl5 &15·5005 I t mags, new tires. ~.aso. <J79GWU). sume lsc. Ownr"·15 ""·15 72TOYOTA
lnll'l'llational 1-t. F<:,
w /trapCJ.l'. roller furh11i:
>.tr;,:,, rr·ai Y nr •·am)i· l'P.1 .. 199.407u "'vs . $6850 "' ""' 111 g S:JSU. 5 <11.i !1222. """ e-· 41J7 .~'l.'>l '73 Dats un 240Z. Xlut ROY CARVER '72 Porsrhc 914 l 7
'73 450 SE Xlnt condition
4 $""8CI. ltc:IOIY lot condnlo.,_ 109. ,_ o;, .. , ale<1<>.(U.370U.
Jth & trlr SSS\J.or bt•l>l
nCr G75 718G
Jlobw HI Sails
New w 1 halns. $275.
67541711ur552·!!135
'71 Chl'\ v Bcuu' dli· v .rn $ t st ' H OAOWAY cond Automatie. Must ROLLS ROYCE
Gol<l. sl'.n H't•ll f't•i:11l:irly . SAH IA AHA sell Call u73·21172 1540 Jamboree Road
Chlnoot Cal!lp«r 1wak nll'l•h 'I coml, ~.Jo 835·3 I 71 NEWPORT llEACll :.r.:;~U ';~·;~ lllOO hCJ>l\'l<I f>lti-<lti2ti THE UlTIMATC ORIVINO MACHINE 640-6444
'73 TOYOTA 000866 Hlue, sha1·11. ex· $1900. 673-6230
cellcnl cond. St 1.9115 •71 911 T, Targa, silver,
'73 450 SEL blk mt. Excel. $7500.
'1450
BOATTHAILl-:R
l"OR <.:Al.25
$J995 stert•n. m:u::>, l'~l rn ml
SJ3Cx1 1 olr .• '>Iii 71llti
$450. Cu II t;;.1ti·57AA '70 Furll i-::mu. <.;ui.to m Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA -F~_u_N_C . K l I int.. A~l ..-~. x trk. h\ ~ ru1s 1ng l' c t, dut.v t rans. 111 t•s, hl·all'C". l lll t l,.acl'J l1~4 l tl I~\\. roomy, good s ails & xlnl runn1n ~ c o111l. HUNflHVlOHllACH
1•ond. ~1600. Cl.lll •l96»1:~1 _ ----Pt<rl •·l't tor 1 I'll \ l'I
Boati, Slips/ '65 Ill Seoul, 4•whl dr t:H6·7ll5!.I
Docks 9070 New CllJ!. dutch & brks. 76 ~·uni El'ono. :!50, W.000 ••··~··•••••••••••·~··• Sl2SO bst ofr. 5"16·678S mt.1\ C &. all xlra~ Vcrv Bus1ne~sman d cs1rc:.4 Wh ID-.---9-55-0 i.harp.&10·11"1 · Newport Slip fur :!7' Sail ~·~ n YH ---_
Bo at. 673-90117 eves •••••••••••••••••••••••Autos Want~d 9590
546·1!U20cxt 3711days. 1974TOYOTA •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pti val!' cl1l('k tor !l(IWl't'
boat lo 41'. 5'!.25 r>••r ft
6'12 9ti6(i ; 673·63:iH l 'Vt'
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Lkl;i! Slip ,\v;11I
67:1-!>0!17
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LAHDCRUISER
l wtwl'I dnw: w roll bur.
l U!\lUITI Wht'l'IS & •!ires
W 1111!y :.!2,tlOIJ milt'S·
LIKE N l'~W ! 1 1~l0:\11'1t J.
Sole Price-$3899
MIRACLE MAIDA
:!151J llarhor Blvd , <..:.:II.
645-5700
CASH FOR CARS!
Top S Dollar S !'lllirl for
l'lean used ears, t rud<:> &
Corvettes. Ask for l'uul
O'Neill.
HOWARD Chevrolet
DO\C & Quail Sls.
NEWPOHT BEACH
WI~ P \YTOP DOI.LAH
FOR TOP USED Cl\ HS nm EIG~. DOM EST JC
nr CLASSICS
•USED BMW's*
'7 3 Hu,·arta
Auto Sunroof 900L VY
'6!! tf.004s pd ZXXl!iiC
'71 :1.11 CSA S H 716L WU
·75 2002 S H ll l2:"-' B
'iti 2002 S H O;J25
Closed On Sundays
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
Sitlc:.·!:-icrvtl'l' Lcas1111:
Roy Carver.Inc.
Rolls ~ovn· BMW
154tJJamborce
Newport Uc.ich 640·&14·1
1976 BMW 2002
lllu c fll l'l a ll 1e
:\utom a t1c. ;.11 r cond
sunroof. sll'rco & ONLY
1000MILES ! <MVl121 I
MISSION VIEJO
IMPORTS
'71 DATSUN
2 Olt. 510
l•nd111 lc..o c•eat"I 6CJOfW)my c.•r
•uo•tr t><>ce I U·30f>T)
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
1111 • ••at h l t•d. 14 ' i\\~
HUHl'l ... C,.tON l(A.(H
OATsuN· ~VES
$$ .....
'69 DATSUN RDSTBl
( YX Y467 I ( 4620)
'73 XJ.12 4 dr, white
w /blue leather int., t ull
pwr & air. •10,000 Miles.
Perf. cond. orig. owner.
Contact Harold Standis h,
Custom Weave Carpets ,
btwn 8am.J:30pm Mon·
Fri. 962·8841 -----· '69 Jag XKE, •l!l.000 mi.
Red Roadster. XJnl cond.
Call 495·1175 --------1
f{ij'i
"" SOUIM ORl" SOULEV~At>. a~c ..
1IA;ql')O19()0 • 1t )l't9• _m'
;76 Jag Exec Car Sale!
XJl2L's. XJ6C. All lo
mile and pampered .
Buy/Leas e . Sensible
payments. Call for de-
tails.
005383. SI2,495 Excel 499-2632.
cond, Loaded! ---------1 '74 450 SEL '71 914 Black. lo mi's .
SCr08448 ~3995 l S3SOOF'irm.MustSell! 1 ' ~l ' . m· 'l'OM,675·7781 ITllJculale !
ftouse of lmPof't'S
•U-1"'-' .. ~"·-···-.. I •I 1'-U "• tlf'HI
'75 4SO SEL
030559, $14,995
Buy/Lease. Sensible
Payments
'76 450 SL
Ser 030582, wirt's, im·
muculutc. Lease/ Buy •
sensible pijyments .
Unde r 12,000 miles
$18,4!.l.5
'75 Porsche 9 I-1.8 litre. App(•arance
group, burgundy w /
black interior. stereo &
In excellent condit ion.
(08626).
S6800
ROY CARVER
ROLLS ROYCE
1S40J11mboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640·6444
'73 450 SLC '57 Spredstr. A real beau·
Sunroof. leatbl.!r, Ser ty. Sl0,000.Call
001372 $15,495 673·3074
'7 2 250 Coupe i-... -.4-!1_1_4_1 ___ 8 _1...t_tr-e-. _A_p_p_e_u_r,
613·8458
Ser005744, $7495, Sharp! Grp. A M /FM ta pc.
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M:ii:s. 18.uoo mi, $5950,
fmn. 759·005!1 1951 Jaguar 3.5. Drop
head cpe. 1 owner. IH,000
mi. Orig .seats /tpl, new
top ( L 0 c 8 8 8) p h '75 280 Co~
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
11i:l111 a(l'., .. ai...t e•: 1c..•,•.
HUHflM6' fOM 11 AC.H
1975TOYOTA
COROLLA SR·S
5 speed with stereo & low
miles. (460LOK).
Sole Pric:e-$2795
MIRACLE MAIDA
2150llarbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
'JO TOYOTA
Mil II Cpe. Auto trarts . ftctOrV .. ,, eondl.,
t1o"i'HJ, "ery 'lean c ar IU-36?81
s1495
W:\,'lTt:J) 2U' 'I'll'; l 'I'
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sa1lboal ·19tH!:llll
4 WHEEL DRIVES
1970 $2997
Tc1y. La ntk r. <853KXV l
If your ear 1s c xlra cll·an ,\1t.>ry l'kwy. S.D. Frwy. :>l'~' us first, <!8701 Marguerite Pkwy.
$1099 (213 )376-8857 Ser 10527:J, $11,995, ---------1 Buy/Lease-Sensible pay·
'64 -356C Porsche, com·
pletcly res tored, red,
$5900. Or trade for late
model VW Bug. 640·5077
or 542·2731!
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA BAUER BUICK 831-1748 ••••
'73 DATSUN 1200
(836MXV) (50380
'74 JOC)Uor XJ6 mcnts
Executives car. Low m i,
fully maintained.
Perfect cond, l'rired to
sell. C an be leas ed.
'74 280 '66 912. 4 Spd, nu eng, •Slit l•oc h ll•d. 141 I '>\.,
MUN ff .. (; TOH H ACH T ronsporfation 1973 S4497 2!125HarborBl\ll , . C11sta Mesa 9i!l·2!',()() '7<1 BMW 2002, t\M/r M Ser 103207. S9495, im· clutch, interior. Clean .• ___ _ ••·••····•·•·······•·•· C~rs.Sale/
Rent 9120 1974 $4997 ••.....••••••..........
'116 VW Sundial C:rn1pcr
SIOOO firm
673-56V'J
Sale Y' ," Hoari R;in~er,
!( e I r l' 0 n l l"I b u \ l' ,.
camper 117:J.lll3:!
MotOrized Bik~s 9140 ••.•.•••.....•..•....•.
,\'1UPED f'ud1. t: m o new
Just S(>n •11•cd & t u111•!1
F.xl'ellenl $350 E\es
644·4SOK -Motorcycles/
Scooters 9150 •.•.•.••.•..•....•.....
MARQUIS TOYOTA.
:\llSSJUN \'IEJO
831 °2880 495-1210
1974 DODGE
RA.MC HARGER
:\u\omaltl'. air «ond .
p"'r. slc.-nn.:. sp1•1•1.1I
rn.u.::. &011ly 20,000 mile~
th!l.'ll.RYI.
, SADDLEBACK
VALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495.4949
" j ·, ('.f:-, ,1,.,.,, £' S. I' B
11111 , ,11'•'. \lrus. :n .1><10
1111 'i.l ~~I ~' 11 ll:!.1'l
l\oi wa!'>'-lkt i,)O Madt I\
'tint o:ond. w a t1·w \lra:.
lf79 6529 aft 21''.\I. U l'ra\1•1.111. Ht•clt1u•d t ..
1971 Yamah a :JU . L1k1.: ~l. 1~1:wo hoo k 1 \a) n"'" 150 m t , ,,trl'•·t 1 lc un :l:J'i Ill' \'IS .
t«t u cc . s c !St or r er 1.o .. d"<1t i>.1:. 0211
li44 Otl!O. ----1'it.i Bhm·r 111.tJOO m i. I.!
'66 Y.imalui :lCJ5. -.11:rct. tires. ,11r. I'S, I'll, Im
nn ;.: &. •·omp lt•lt• Slflil mar ~71~>5 ~UI 11Rr1 1
C.111 ~~ ltilll '63 J>od.:e 1'111q•r W <il.:011
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tr.om • mor" part~ \ t'I\ l~ !\U)J>. & hod\ Sl 1~0
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~Harbor Blvd.
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11\2 l l Bl' a ch Bl\ ti
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847·6087 * 549-3331
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DOLLAR
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ALL MODELS
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1!•1 l't'"i~O •• • ••• ••• • • • •• • • • •• •• •• 1.1~ ·1m'7:-.w11t '73 H.onchrrn C;T, 51~.noo GtMrol 970 I
n\1h.\s. ~1 r. n u rttd Hll~. •••••••••••••:••••••••• li Ml' I ,ate ·;3, :\Int cond
:-.I p~ ti, $111 .!HlO 1:.!:l
l'obn~. N H x:1:1 2f,11,
'<Int c11nri, $:Jtl!MI f~t;';A07!1 RARE 62
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l'IJ)(I . >.hol c•<ootd . "'" 111 :;,.1~•'10 552·50'J!I art 5.
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HE~T '7i O\'l•'.lt l.1\Nl l 495·4090
:! !I ' F II LI. Y r: Q I' 11 HEASONAl.ILE. PI' \;.1 l"ord '•ton. VK 4·spd.
554-1227 ~11dcll1? tanh. hvy duty.
----S\250. 549 0154 ~ .l.C. )!)7\ 1\meri<-una. -------
:J.lxt>t'. 5 Star Adult Pk. C.1 1EYY '68 ~~T.P. If tied.
Lo rent11l. S2S,O()tl Ph 4 spd. Hvy. Duly h1t1•h
· 49'.!·9841, 41.l3·25M ('v~s. " equahzmg bur~. rad111,
------l(d. t•ond. $1400. 8.\7·631\li Trailers, Trant 9170 -
••00000 o •oo oo • o o• • oo •• o '74 t'ord I 2 lOn !' / lJ. <i lllll,
'74 lnvnder. 2J ft. fully r 1S, $2,795. ,i 3 Ucx.ll(t' ~·
:.elf.cont. lmmnr. vlil'd ton P.U. Sue·. S2.<l!l.1.
twice. $4295. &15·65-10 1>15·3870
U•2' Shasta. lil!hl weight, 'flt C'h1•vy 1 Ton .~ew '?'
EZ to pull, has riu11h ~nthed. ~ehlt .127 eni.:.
toilet. askinl? $700 or will 30.0UO mt s. Xlnl <'?n<l
t r a d e f 0 r I 11 r ~ c r $1500 Pvt Pty. 552·0824
w /shower & stool. '75Chcv"•T. VS,350. P IS.
MA.SERA Tl
3500 GT COUPE s Spdi;. n1•w t1re11. fl()t
rom w1re wheels. tud on
Jt·1·t1011. 1tlum10um hrn l\
Xlnt l'Olld. Very lu~t ' Zl.OOll Mi Too hot for my
w t fl' T r a cl <' ( 11 r
som1•thm~ tuml!r l'un·
tcra, Lotus. l·:tl' or ? ?
p, l ply . l\i[o :l{lfl2 M
1145·2'.!00
MOVING-MUSTSt-:1,L.
'&l Velie. minl cond.
71 Mt•rcedes 2:l0.
·74 ~fazd~• RX.t
ANYO!-'njR
CONSIDERED
J'I' 5<10·71111$
· 543-1377 P/8 , air, 30,000 mi. $-1350. ~ 5891 Over SO us ed J aguar11 · 151 '2' Aristocrat. xlnt · · MG's . Triumphs. All Im·
cond, like new. Has semi '76 Ford. Short bed, 6 cyl, maculatc. Qlll today for
bltn S.C. toilet, $795. 3 spd, undr warr, many eiccltl n g Lease/ Buy
•751·8204 extras. SSOOO/bsl. Mus~ Plan . Senisiblt' pay·
sell. 833·1488 ment.'I.
lutoSerYJu,Parh '67 Chevy 6 cyl O.D. '66 ALPlNE Sunbeam. :: • Accessori•1 9400 t9mpic. ~ir. shell. xlnl New top, paint. eng, intr.
.,.••••••••••••••••••••• cond $950/b !!l orr. Konls, FM casseue. : YW EMGIMIS ~t3G S2300. Ph 673-6243. __
• USED-REBUILT '63 l>odge Power Wllgon. Alfa Romeo 9705 .. HP.1300, UOO, Jl!OOcc. $Ji ton PU. 4 W.D .• :us VB, •••••••••••••••••••••••
tJuaJ Portil 530-6940 1no \ires,xlrA'hcMvydu· '67 Alfi.I nomeo GTV
, ... ·DER BUGGY SHOP ty au.ip. & body. $1150. Coupe. Good cond.
.M ~" 64.2·'7204 007MPO. Call 540·8657 9~ l• xt6.5 a Ply Tircs &1--.;..;_------1---------11. Like new. Fils SacrU'lcol 'St! 11\l'I. Crew '61 &rllnu, fut1l ll\jccUon,
ev 0¥ Ford ~ton. cab, co5t. 8 (t. bed. $500 Sspd, Jl600.
Or beat offer. 645-8203 Call 731:1537.
rad Momo ~tl'enn.: whl
Xlnt 1•011cl SSSOO or hst
lllr Pv~ l'arlY. 55.1 08/i9
aft 5pm .
$1799
•••• t877L1Kl
Call 751-8910
macula.te k 800 h ·-'72 350 SL As S.1 . P 551·11G7 •.-a T t C t -----''------1 uo oyo a orona: au o.,
M el. HI u c Ser 000922, Renault 915 5 4 d r ., goO<l cond. S800
Sll,195. See to o.1ppreciate ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call aft. 6 PM. 842·2306
'61 DOO-GE YAN 72 B~W :!Oil:!, AM/FM, CUQF197) (5053ll m ,Jgs. t11•w tran s &
1.'lutt•h. ;,,Int m ud. $.UOO $ I 099
Kormann Ghio 9735 .......................
'71. Green. low mileage,
automatic. $2475.
640·7020, 493-6204
i~;~c~canc~~l~l~~· c~n~11: Tn..,h 9767
Sl2 4 2 960·4044 or ~··••••••••••••••••••••
213·451·5155 7,,3 7r1omph :SP•lfln·. ~-~·"·~~ !Wi2 32711
Capri 9715 •.•.•.......•...••.•...
'76CAPRI
·I Cylinlll•r . .i:rca t ~ii :>
rntll.!11g1'. really to go,
Ser. G/\ ~CSK·24542.
$3886
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
842-8844
'74 Cupri 2000. Decor grp,
AC. Stick . Xlnt cond.
~ l'iM 14!13·1281 ----
73 Capri VS. 4 s pd, deluxe
tnl. :;t l'rro. s unroof.
830·7RAAor8:10 -1101
'76 Capri II. l'wr strg
1\:'11 FM :-.1e:-reo l'htlC'O
Ol'l'nr .:roup. $1 llJO 11r
t:Jl-1• mc:r pymls C.tll art
7 pm 1n 3>597 39117 --Colt 9717 .•..•...•.......•..•..•
7 l i)O(l~t· Colt Sta Wag .
Xlnl Lo 1111 ' Ful'l ~ur.
"" pt' ~11; j 1!11
Dafwn 9720 .•............•.......•
DRIVE A
LITTLE ..•
SAVE A LOT
Stl 0 I' &< t' I> .\1 I' AIH~
BARWICK DATSU...-
Snn .luan Capistrano
831-1375 493-3375
NEWPORT DATSUN
SPECIALS
n2111 .1 1>0111· .1 11pel'd.
<7:157151.
NOW$2895
SAA llOVE STRF.ET
Nl•a r MacArthur
& .lhmhorl:'e Hoads
833-1300
TOPIUYER
See us first. & last ' Top
dollar µui<I for Imports.
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2&15 Harbor l.:11'd
Costa Mesa 5'101>410
••••
'72 DATSUN 510
.1 401EHB> (60151>
-$1499 .
••••
'75 GREMLIN
(711MXC> (100741
$2199
••••
'74 GREMLIM
(826M POt 1100l!6t
$1999
••••
ALSO
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
DEMOS
XLNT
SAVINGS
'70 Karmann Ghia. Looks
& runs good. Needs mu!·
Ocr. 675·6S-48
Must sell '71, xlnl cond.
n e w rad t :ii lt r cs &
s hoc ks. $2450 . C all
&l6·1192.
·55 Ghi a, runs good .
)l l'llow. g oo d paint ,
S700 best ofr. 8.\6-!J518
'58 Karmann Ghia Eng re· cenlly reworked. Runs
good. S500tbsl. 962·62l7
I
'Men.do 9738
Convt. Lo m1, ma~s. ---Rolls Royce 9756 r adials , $2995, eves
'75 MBI 4 50SEL •••• • • ••• •• • •• • • • •• • • • • _848 __ 1990 ______ _
4 Door. Rolls Royce #1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 1972Tnumph TR6
trade·in. Sunroof, alloy ROY 4 ~peed with new top &
wheels. metallic maroon fRR lo" miles. (5:J2FPL). w1h:imlrno leuthe r & CARVER ""
38,ooo miles. !472NllY J. r ROLLS·ROYC( Sale Pnce--$3 495
lS40J•mboroe MIRACLE MAZDA
'75 MBZ 450SLC ~wPort llot1t HSO Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Sunroof, alloy wheels & ~· 645-5700 black w /Off ·whit e in· ClOSEO SUNDAYS
tl'nor. (0!19-11 ). 19&1 Rolls Royre "SllOW -
$19,850 CAR", Top cond. 31 ,300 • ROY CARVER mi. Take over payments or purchase. 759.0779 ROLLS ROYCE --'--------• rn.~OIJl>illAEAOOUllV•RD •Al<EA
J.5-IOJamboree Road Toyota 9765 rn">')O nt11·2•Jl6'1<1 ~~·
NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••• •• .-'77 T R7 $>199S.. 76 sticker price reduced $654. Call
l•l •l•fU t '""''"'
• ...................... ---------1 640·6444 '77 today for details on cxcit-
miracle
mazda
2' so H~ llYcL
Coda Mesa 645-5700
J '74 Mazda RX3 Coupe. 4
spd. under wrnty. very
clean 837·3202
MAZDAs
'72 $1697
PJCKUl'-4 11pd .. (tll194T)
'73 $1697
'58 190 S L. Wht 2 top, Orig, ing new Duy /Lease Plan.
bea ut if u 1 i: 0 n d . Scnsthlepayml"nls.
( E y F 5 9 • J ) p h TOYOTAs '71 THll Convert. 2000 mi
1213 )376·8857 on new en~ & clutc h.
1976 HERE NOW Xlnt. S3400/ofr. 496-7620, 496·(}132 Mercedes Bentt 450SL
Low miles, factory war·
1·unly, discount price
$18,500. (8889)
Call 751·8910
MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
•MEW COLOIS Volkswagen 9770
*MEW MODaS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Huge Savings on ALL re· 69 Bu~. new c~ul<:~ &:
m aining new 76s & valv«? 1ob. AM /l·M, nice.
Demos. $1,195 or list ofr. Aft 5
The Better Ba:guin 675-4:!60
MARQUIS TOYOTA ·70 vw Pop 'l'op Campt•r .
MISSION VIEJO Westphalia mod<>I. Hd>lt.
831·2880495-1210 eog. AM/FM ster. 8 trk.
, New tires. Xlnt cont!.
1975 Dal.sun P irkup. xlnt W /\ G 0 N • '1 ,; pd • •
c•oud Many xlras. S3200. (UIJ'JllGF)
1'6 SOUf" BAE~ BOULEY~AU • S~EA
7f6J!l00 lilOO • 21~~ l~I
70 ~oro.na 4 <t deluxe. $2625. 493·4803. A/1 . vinyl roof. 39.000 -=---------
orig. owner miles. S1250. '70 VW BUG. Slick, rear
~Ui :l!lnli
75 nu1~11n 11210. need to
sell. xlnl l'flncl. 111 m i.
$2700 or b.:st ufr. 4:17 3120
Evs "'knds
'11 MGB's Free
5yr/50.000 mi ext. warr.
'74 $2697 with 77 MGB purchase.
EX4 WAGON-!873KXZ) Choose one of our 27
Buy/Purchase Pluns .
MARQUIS TOYOTA AL S 0 N r. W M G
673-3388 wide tires. new clutcl\.
~ C 1· ·r I k l' .$950 ---· P_h_S4_S._2.1_3S ___ _ 76 e 1ca Lt t 11c • ,e1ge , -
AM /PM st~reo. /\IC , '66 VW 1300. Runs good •
9,000mi. S.52.'J). 963·5305 needs hody work. Call afL
MISSION VJEJ(l M I D G ET S 0 N LY
·73 240Z, A;C, mags._ JSM, 831-2880 495.121 o S74/mo. Ser No80617, cap
Gd eunrl /\ski11g $4700. $4318. red. $398. Res
-6.30 pm, SIOO. 8'16·2928 73 Toyota Ca-olla, 1600. 4 --
d r sedan. stick. xlnt '71 VW Van, 7 passenger,
mech cond 714·897·1610 orig ownr 49,000 mi,
Ca ll 551 l 167 72 Mazda, A/C. r adio, S23.52.4048 mos OEL afl fi & wkn4s $2400. 548·0360
---silver blue, ne w cng. . Flot 9725 Xlntcond. <i94·27Y2 72 Midget, J(ood rond. '7'1 Celi ca GT, 5 s ptJ, '63 VW Nnlrhbk, 1500 CC.
••••••••••••••••••••••• . $2000. 51!1·5717. 25602 AMtFM. llood gas mi, runs.$200 MUST SELLI Merc:edeslenx 9740 SilverDollar. r-:lToro. $Jilt)(>. Pl''63-Sl40 &i6-09IS __ _
'75 124 Sport Coupe' Jo ••••;·;;~·~~i:"i~~··•• MGI 9744 Autos, Htw 9800 Autos, Hew 9800
mi 675-14$3/842~8854 ' s •••••••••••••••• •• •••• • •••••••• •••••••••••••• ••• ••••••• •• ••• •••• ••• • . . cda n . Tobao:co 1976MGBRoadster
·74 Fial 12'1 Wxn. Auto.
air, 21.000 mi. S2950.
!163_·_4-030_ ------
'69 f'ial 850 Cpc. l,o mi's.
Runs ~real. 30-40 mpg.
$895. 644-58:_:16_. ---~
Finl '72 Spyder. New top,
paint. rblt en1-1. runs gel.
~n.1;243 El Toro.
brown/bamboo rnl1•rwr. Fu II powe r & 1 n l rn 4 s~ed, st~reo & rack·
maculate condit ion' UKENEW. (219PIIC).
C383RLY >. Sole Price--$4599
1974 MBZ 4505£
Blue/hluc Interior. tn
MIRACLE MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
mint condition W/low ---------
miles! (l21JPMV). '67 MGB GT. Xlnt cond, MISSIO.._. VIEJO tow mi .. wires, radials, "" new cpl & paint. $1450/
[[j[I]~OJtltJj
-- -7S 124 Spyder. xlnl rood 1975 U11t~un 280Z 2+2 AM/FM . blu/b lk tnt.
I A>ad~·d' Has 4 Slll'~<I. 111r Must !:ell. S4750. M!H>!ll\2
coud .. AMt l''M n11l10 & &968-1159
IMPORTS ofr. 497-396.5. 1
Avery Pkwy.·S.O. 1-'rwy. SMOG EXEMPT 69 MGB usE'o MOTORHOMES .
mai:s. 19SOM0Ql SG7UO.
~_:. pty, Sill· 700_!. __
Datsun '7411 260Z. 2+2.
air. uuto. mag11, AM/FM.
metallic brontc. Sharp.
Pvt Pty. S4995. 49:1 5450. ---1!175 DATSUN B210
l.ike new. apprnx 24M,
$2600. 540·~2'.!2. 400·4d97
1975DATSUM
280ZCOUPE
4 speed, <'U!ltOm paint.
mag wheels w/Mlchcltn
tires. A.l\f /f'M 8 track
atcroo & air cond. (S(M0).
ONLY $6995
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2&45 HARBOR IU..V D.
CALL 540..6410
'74 F'iat 124 Spydcr. corw
AM / FM stereo. Gd coml.
S3,5'lC), best ofr. 496·4988,
t'l:ot 131·S Mira Fiorr
•75•,~. Atr, AM/FM, 5·
spd, 6000 on.: mi, still on
wrnt y H s l ofr
('7 14 1675 7 1 110 or
<213)591 .33'13 J .e. --------73 FIAT 128 SLC
Rcblt. <'ng., only 10.000 ml. N('w Interior & cpt.
1''1an•cl whl~. r·erur i
M11 Rs. Rear molded
spollcr. vtnyl top Spot·
less-11ew Pllint. G4~·7"'M
aftSPM
Hondo 9727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Hondu '7\. IMO. 40mp~. nu
point. 494·lG46 or Fri &
Sal 556-7879.
-----··-
; ..
28701 Mul'J.:ucrite Pkwy Must see to believe!
__ 831 -17_4_8 _ S2.000/bsl ofr 642· 707 1
1958MIZC90SL ·73 MGll. Xlnt in /out .
COUPEROADSTER Must snc. $2900. 12
Hardtop & s&ft top. m os-12,000 ml. Warr
Orlginalleatherw/rad10. avail. C all Peter,
Aclossic! (1TX'1'75). 751·8910.
SADDLEIACK
VALLEY IMrORTS
83 I ·2040 495-4949
Lease
Hew·Ut.d ova 100
MERCEDES
OHOISrLAY
HOUMofllllDOl'f1 AOTltORIZki>
MERCEO&s DEALER
6862 Manchester.
80flntl rark
., 523·7250
On the Santa Ana Fwy.
Opel 9744 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'700pelGT.
ad cond $1595. 846-0816
'73 GT. lop cond, orig
owner, new shocks. rad
tires. 4s pd, $21100/ofr
833-8146.
975' .......................
'61 Super clib. celnt.
Red/black. UnparaUelM
excellence. 646-8!115
'88 912. Jee Blue & au nfW
under warranty .
640..421
I
•
TRUCK & CAMPERs-4x4s
OVIR 40 IN STOCK
1974 OPEN ROAD
YOU'LL LOVE IT!
(6,0lOU)
ILMORE MOTORS
1531 .
WClllUD.
wtSTllHTU
fACt'OlfrA~
TOTOTA 0£ALllt
894-3322
138-2412
I
Awtot. lntporftd Autos, l1Rport.d Autos, lmporled ~llfo1, Uttd AlltcK, U1ed b\Ot, Uttd Saturday Janu.,y 8 11m DAILY PfLOT CJ S •••••.....••••••.......•....•.........•..••..•......•....•.••.•••..•.•••.•••.••.............•• ._, •...••.•.•••...•.••.....•.................
VoltsWOCJeft 9770 VoltsWCICJf'I 9770 VolYo 9772 AMC 9905 C.mlec 9fl 5 Con.... 9932 A.tot, U1td . Mto1, Uttd ~ UMd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
USED* vw·s OUNGl!couH1Y
OYU50 VOLVO
lu ST EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO " OCK Largest Volvo Deuler Hard to find in Orange County!
VWs
1963 $697
DUG·(GOF37!1)
1967 $997 modeb IJUYor LEASE "'~::·::::::;597 ~~ "~~~
7too WHtmlneter BIYd. 2025 S -1969 $797 WHtmlneter 193-7551 · Manchester BUG·\~3MFW) Anaheim 750-2011
'71 VW Bus. New radials,
'76 AMC GttlMLIH
6 Cylinder, automatic
transmission, radio,
heater. power stet'ring &
brakes, air conditioning,
roof rlH'k,
A6A46.51::186350.
$2686
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach
842-8844
1976 SIVILLI
F\ill power, factory air
cond., stereo & tape,
cruise control, red w,.red
cloth & only 19,000 miles.
(270NDY).
Au.EH
Olds/CadUlac/GMC \
S.D f'rwy.-Avery Pkwy.
LAGUNA NIGUEL
CAU 495·6430
1976 CADILLAC
SEVIW ,
CORVETTES
CHOICE OF 12
1961THRU1976
4 'O:.:!:.; Automatlr3 C01111ty'1
Lan)eat & FIM1t
S.!Ktlon
E Z FINANCING
WELEAS1':
CORVETT£S
HOWARD Chevrolet
Dovt" & Quail Streets
NEWPORT UEACll .
ford 9940 MoYtriclc 9947 moulft 9960 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Torino Wit!'· 6 pass, '74 Maverick. runs gre1i1t,
ruck, new radials. 34.000 6cyl 4dr P /S u1r $2000
mi. Ch~un r,lMO. 673-2638, eau i;.u;.339s. ' ' ·
673-2430 C\ es.
-----1Mtrcwy 9950
ONE OWNEll 1912 rlnto •••••••••••••••••••••••
1973 l\lercury Colony
Park Wagon· Like Nt:W !
ATLAS
Runabout. In gnod cond1
tion green exterior & In-
terior Will 11ell $1400. or
best ofrcr. Low m1lca1tc.
After s week days & uny
lime week ends. 545-8L57.
F\Jlly equlpix'<l & only --------26,000 miles. $.1GOO. Pri. pty. 830-~. 1970 Plymou&h FW"J Ill, $1.000 '75-t654
'76MOHARCH '67 Cstm 500 289. rur, A/T.
MilQUIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJ O
131-2180 495-1210
paint. l"M like new. 67 It. blue 4 dr wagon
$2750 645-041S Straight body. need' lulck 991 O
some eng work. $7001 b!sl •••••••••••••• ••••• ·•••
Rolls Royce trade-In
Rolls Royce type grill.
full power.14,000 miles &
maroon ,w /camel
leather. (106PTM).
833-0555 P/S, s tl bit lirt"i.. g1I
lransp. SOOS. 53ti ll\l51 __
c.; om e s w I t h v 8 , 13 Fury 111. loaded, excep-
u u t om a Ii e , radio & llonal cond. New Urcs.
heater, power steering & $2,075. 4~·1111
'71 Super Beetle, AM/f'M orr. 556·3610
'88 VW P anel Van. Panel· stereo. Sl~OO. Call 963 6618 '7S Volvo 242 UL. Low Ing, radial tires, runs gd.,____ ---mile., factory u1r. :.lerco
$1600.67S·7112 '69 VW. Sunroof, auto Like new, rnside & out.
NEW YEAR'S SPECIAL! shift. gd cond. $000. Call $5300. 49S·SS34
$ S 0 • 0 I'' F • V W1_64s._<W02 __ . -----•
Squareback, Now $800. 1971 VW Camper, new
642-4!>15 tires & buttery. Xlnt
VOLVOs
'56 VW Pick-Up. fresh mech . cond. Ca ll 1969 $1797
J..300cc en.cine, good tires. 493-8628. • WAG.0:-.!·tZLl\680)
_PS:___._oo_.361J0 ______ 1'74 VW Super Bug, undH
19761UICK
RIVIERA
Silver/maroon velour
!':' ery t•once1v11ble OP·
lion! ONLY 7800 mUes!
Perfect! (523PXRl.
MISSIOM VIEJO
IMPORTS
Avery Pkw-y.-S.D. l"rwy
28701 Marguerite Pkwy.
131-1748
"13 VW Bug. New paint, 32,000 m1, hke ne", AC, 1
New clutch Rear ownr. dealt·r :-<:n•1ccd
radials. Xlnt c;1nd1t1on PP. s:ll!'i<I 673 7&18
1971 $3397 2DOOH llltu01"X) '72 L('Sabre. Orig own, A C. C'lt>un, ~d running
$1899. or la•:.l offf'r: 70VW sC°ws.:. Sq Bk. Slick
763-2319 shift, very Cll'an. Firm
197 2 $4 2 9 7 SI 750. Ph 645·3524
WAGON·(796G IUI 'fi.t Hiviera. All pwr. AC,
i\M 1''M, r,uns & looks 1973 $4697 good, good tires. $79S.
164-4 DR.·C969GMQ) Pvt. Pty. 556-6984
$11,500
ROY CARVER
.ROUS ROYCE
t540Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640.6444
'69 Cou ntry Squir e,
1974 CORVETIE loaded. nl'w tires. S900
T-TOP firm. 546-1532. 557-5616.
Automatic, air rond. & , -. -. -
o nly 34,UUO mill's. 73 Gr~11 Tonn~ Sq~mc U.80KKPl Wgn i\1r, lu.: rack. 46.000
SADDLEIACK r_ni. Pvt pt ~ s2soo.
VALLEY IMPORTS ti42·225S or 67s . .,~
831·2040 495.4949 '7S Granada Gh1.t Stereo.
19 -----snrf, s1hcr w1burgundy
76 SEVILLE '68 Vcttc, 327, auto, re-int. Sharp! $4300.
brakes: m,r cond. Look Ill , 6 3 v a 1 i a n t . c d
this pnce. Yours tor im-transportaliol1 c.a.r. t 11s.
mediate delivery. (Lie. Ph673·7293
IJMNJA). ---------$4486.
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 B each Blvd
Huntington Beach
tt'5 . ..................... .
PONTI A Cs
1971 Sll97
Sedan-<mPUX> F\.tll power, factory air b d 644 1755 cond •• cruise control. mova le h ~p. loaded, lo . e\'cs. --------
stereo & tape w /CB. mi_. super sharp, olr. '&I Ford Van. 6 l'Yl. R/H. '7S Mere. Monarch Ghia. 1971 $2897
842-8844
b lack w/black lop & 640·83'7l runs good, 1mmac. Ost Brown, tan inter. A/c, f'irebird-(IMBTN>
teal.her & wire wheel cov· Cougar 9933 ofr by Jun !I, '77 lakes. ster.eo. Blue Ilk $"100.
cr:t. < 11~ >. •••••••••• • ••• •• ••••••• Call &i2·6511 or 645·9~91 :::.~~f7 $3800. 499•3908 or MARQUIS TOY OT A
. ALLEN 1970 cquGA R XR7-'69 Ford I.TD. New . MISSIONVIE J O
Olds/Cadillac/GMC Loaded 1~c. air & p_wr. Winston tires, new pa ml, '69 Marquis. Xlnt c?nd, 831·2880 495-'t 210
S.D. Frwy.-Avery Pkwy. brakes. Good cond1t1on· new uphol new shocks loaded, ruu pwr, light
LAGUNA NIGUEL M\:'ST SELi;! l851ADZ). rcblt tran~ new valv~ green w/wht vinyl lop. l 'GS. Le~ans, 73,000 m1
74VWBug,for sale.lomi. Sl385. Appl. Duy PH
AM/FM :.terco, $:!IOU 5 49-41 20, n1te PH
848·M7l 979·9392. 2775 Mesa
---------• Verde E. CM
1974 VW Love Bug . 8 . 1
C .... L 495-6430 Pri. _ply. Call 752·6196 Job, very si>ecial. SlSOO. ownr.$1290. Pl'548-9822 slick, immae, 1 owner.
1974 $4997 ·7s Bwck Regal 2dr, PW, evenmgs&weekends._ Call S92 t016 aft 7pm or Mu_. 9952 $795.673--M46afl5pm .
W AGO:-.!-IJ95KJS> . '1\nCt .S3850red w. 641"'r_h,':,.~0SP & wht "71 Sed De Ville. Gd cond. ••CllMJ ..-v..-. •7 6 COU$AR XR 7 oil day Sun. •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• '74 G~od Prix, xlnl cond, AM/FM stereo, $2100. aJa parts 21 ga aux lank
675·9335 steel s poke rim:. &
---------• tires.rage ~6 6100 '68 VW Super Bcelle ;-------r
- - -F\.tlly loaded. S240<1. I mileage must. aell 1975 $5397 6!i Buick Special. VG. 549.3210 Come i. .with '! · 8. '7S Granada. lllk, 2 dr, 6 '65 Mustang Faslbuclt V8. ;p 67~· • ,, 0 25 000 3 pd R&H 11utomal1c, rad !O & cyl, PS/PB, auto, reel· Xlnt cond , $1600. 979-22261 __ ·-------·
1700CC Engine. 72VW Westphalia pop top
SJOOO Call 646·8189 ramper. I owner. $3700.
.VAG N-<G7GM YI!) sMoor ~1~t. 54~.8779 ' Carndro 9917 heater, power steering ~ in'g seats, AMffM, air. &4M·3793 '75 Grand Prix. All xtrus.
••.-•••••••••••••••••••• brakes, vinyl lop, air Xlnl cond S399S. Cull •73 M ·tan G d. PS Xlnl mech. ~100. Call
960-1430
'69 VW Bug, Strong run-.--------.-• ning, new "brks, coils. 66 VW cu5t. bug, rehlt. 67
Asking Sl 150. Ph 494·4624 enl(ml!. M:1i:s. new paint.
MARQUIS VOLVO •7 C 3 cond .. look1n)! good ! 64s.2205aft 6pm us g ran c. • 640-0383
MISSION Vl t.:JO Codlll 9915 6 FamaroS SO. au.t o Yours for immediate de· PB, AT, AC, i.ha rp. ·-·-----~ 8.31 -2880 49 5-121 O ac l\M/ M. P / ' P /B, air, I 1 v e r y . ( S e r . $3l00. 55l·4191 ,0 ust sell'73 -reblrd 400. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• nu t ares, lo m i. Mint. 1-....: I 9942 '" "'' $4!l9S 49:J.3JllS. 6A93115437131. ...,.....a Oldsmobile 9955 P /S, P /B, a u to, mai.:
-----!.600. 6-tO 71\iH
'72 VW 411 Squarehark, ---xln~ cond. Moving , NEW* vw·s
sacrifice $1800. 642-0973 OVER 15
'Iii; Volrn 122S · ~50
AM/FM. Runs well
548 521:1 ----Autos, Used .••..•..•.......•......
CADILLACS $5486. • ~········~··••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• whls. 24,00D m i's. Xlnl
'74 Camaro, p/b, p/s, air. 65 Imperial, itood cond .• 74 :?dr Olds C utlass cond. $3700. 640-6091.
1972 $2697
Sedan DeVille· l350K FU l
GUSTAFSON Xlnt cond. S36!>S. Call Lux.urv. affordable. Su 8000· · II !>l9 ~.Mike. SS2·l7IS.1ll 5 preme. 4 • mi, a '619 Catalina, vn,yl trim,
------pwr +AC. s uperb l:Onct. air, auto, PS/PB, 1
1 ownr. M1ehchn tires. owner Mint! Ofter •
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beach Blvd '69 VW. Aulo. Sl.OOO 1 .... STOCK 675-7792 nes. " All Models ColON ~ 990 I 1972 $2997 '71 Camaro, fcly air, 8 trk
stereo, xlnt cond,
52450 bst ofr -194 .3432
Huntington Beach
842-8844 Uncoln 9945 $3900. 493-4637 8-12-1039
••••••••••••••••••••••• -CtIT"LASS S I -,,.----------••••••••••••••••••••••• t:o up c-DcVtllt.• '75 Llt-ICOLH i~aded, lmma~.onS33ll35~: '69 Pontiac Catalina For Sale. G7 llJJJ Uu!!
$400, fun. runs, lll'<'d~
work Phone ll!I:! o:l9:!
'63 Bug, reliable. tr,111~
car. Ucf Spm. 975 llOR7 ... r
847·2878. $400 Haymond -----
•72 VW 411 Stnlmn Wn1:1111,
7600 Westml111ler Blvd.
Wealminater 893-7551
auto, A/C. AM 1FM SI:!% VolYo 9772
orbestorr t;;J U1!11 •••••••••••••••••••••••
71 VW Bus. AM1FM. 'lnl
cond. $2400 or bl"~l 11ll 1•r
494.3432
10 V\V r1i11 Top. lkhh
eng. New tn •·~ .. JlJlnl
S2SOO (714 ) 631 l~Jlll
'77
VOLVO
HERE NOW
66 Chc\'y·SYS572 S4!1!1
Iii T Bird-f'WJ o88
61 T Bird-FWJ0811·SS99
fi6 Ply.Cpe.-630JSll S699
li8 VW Bui?-37HI XVill~~J
711 Tovota·683CDI S91J'I
Ir. Cad SD-920BSW·SI 19!1
71 \'W Poptop Cam1wr
Full y l'<JUIP
ped·062083·$2895 '7·1 VW SupC'r flcctle
Like new. Real clean
Yellow. $2495 !162-9734 •MEW COLORS _CA_L_L _64_2·0795
•MEW MODELS AMC 9905 GS VW Square back
Wagon, S.175. Fair cond
Good !Ires ~8 RJO<J
Huxe saving~ on ull re· •••••••••••••••••••••••
ma1ning new 76s & "i<t Gremlin 6 cvl /\u
Demos in slo<'k t1n•s. i:ct concl. le;~ than
1973 Yellow. i.lnt c-ond. Lo
ml. AM F'.\I , a ir 1~2·!1321
or 540.S728
MARQUIS VOLVO :io.oou rn1
~llSSION \'I EJO Sl.754.1 !l-18 13!0
831 -2880 495-1210 . --i-1 Gremlin. s;ood con!I.
il4I VW Bu~. ni?w en~
cond. $950.
>.Int "63 \'olvo J2:!S · Gd run new t ires, less th.in
l:Ond. ~li5 Ph 556-4980. 30.000. Askin~ S210U
wk &t-a-42-121\arcn pp S.18·1341) 67S 5i 07 ----
Atltot,UHd Autos, Used Autos,UHd
1 73 AL A ROMEO COMV. 54299 1999lPB
'73 DATSUN s1599 (290JJC
170 VW BUG s1399 (030B!!Jl
'72 MERC MARQUIS
(16tl'YVI s1999
172 MERC MARQUIS 4 DR.
(179ES01
51899
'73 BUICK REGAL CPE. s2199 (472GNM)
'73 CHEV. MALIBU CPE. s2099 (082NZE)
'74 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE s4995 ('Pet'&OOll pl1tn)
'73 LIMCOLM CPE. 54395 (fHIHEZI
'71 LINCOLN CPE. 51599 (&61MM0)
'75 MERC MONTEGO 53199 (142MN0)
111111 !II '4
(lllJI, Afl
tl~JOHFWI
MARQUIS VOLVO
:'>llSSION VIEJO
831-~880 495-1210
1976 SEVILLE
Full power. factory an
nlnd . i.tereo & ta1'c
cruii.c ronlrol. po\Hlc1
blue w/blue cloth & only
11,000 miles. 0472).
AUEH
Olds CadillactGMC
S.D Frwy.-Avery Pk"Y·
LAGUNA NIGUEL
CALL 495-6430
1971 CADILLAC
SEDAN DEVILLE
49.000 originat miles. In
~uperb con dition'
1024PKDl.
SADbLEIACK
V AUEY IMPORTS
831 -2040 495.4949 --------
197 4 CodlUoc
Brougham. Metalli c
blue, vinyl top, blue
crushed velvet interior.
LOADED · F\.tll Power.
Low mileage! $8 ,000.
Uays. 630·1710 -E\CS,
"'33·926'1. Pri. pty. •
'66 Coupe De Ville
Black on Gold .
Tilt. AM/FM Stereo, 6
way seat. A/C. Pwr Win
<lows. Vinyl top. auto dr
locks. Twi-lile. auto An-
tenna. 631·0914
"73 El Dorado
All pwr. new tires s.s:m 96· 763S
---------CheYrold 9920 "G9 CougJr X ll i, 390 \' ·8,
••••••••••••••••••••••• P1S. P B .... 11 r. radio.
. 7 4 Im pa I a c 0 up e. ~IO)~p SM50 1131..:_llS46
AMJFM, stereo,. cruise '73 XR-7. l lrd top 2-D, xlnl
conlrol, till whl. air , A/T. cond. air. vnyl top. 14,000
'!rig. owner. S32SO. origm1.$3800.51!1-0S9lor
673-3388 494.7463
•73 Monte Carlo. many Dodc)e 9935
xlras. Xl. l·ond. Make •••••••••••••••••••••••
ofr. 714 /5S2·~668 or '68 Dcxhte Coronet, good
213/835·8241 • 1ransportat1on. S450.
'70 9 pass Chev Sln Wgn 193·1~ __ __
AT. PS. PB. fac AC. 4 nu '63 Dodge Uart Station
tires Sl.000 ofr. Ask .: Wagon. run!> .:ood. S2!lS.
Station Wagon TOWN COUPE T a k e t r a cl c . 546-8608days.
Full po"cr includinp S44·7.w8J5'16·41-t0
vinyl t op, tilt wheel. P"nt - -9957 '69 _1'1REBl~D 350. 48,000
cruise control, AM/l" .! .• ~•••••••••••••••••• ~·new M1chelins, auto, tape. air cond., looks air, must sell. $1795.
good! ll.ic. 0871lEC) ONE OWNER 1972 Pint~ 673-7181 '
$6.,.86 Runabout. In ~ood cond1· ---------
"' • lion jlreen exll'nor & in-Ve-«JG 9974
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
842-8844
terior Will sell Sl 100. or •••••••••• •••••• •••••••
best offer. Low rmll•ai;e. '72 Vega Wgn. New sll bell
After 5 weekday:1 & rlldi11ls. AM/F M stereo.
anytime weekends lowmioonew eng.As~-
S4S·8157. mg Sl250. 494-'624
'73 I'm to 4 :.pd. 13,000 '74 GT Ha tchback PtS,
Manrick 9947 m1les.$1.5SO. A/C,4spd.Nutircs,xlnl.
893-7118 cond. Makcofr. 581·8586 '60 Cor vair, 2dr. auto.. ---, . --•••••••••••••••••• ...... ----------!-~----.:....:.....:....:~
New tires. xlnl body, 71 Corone,t ~al! 11 Pass. 74 Maverick A.Ir. auto, '73 Runabout. Auto, R&H. 71 Vega Hatchback,
962.3938 ------638·9155
runs xlnt. $52S. 962.0362 a /cond. I S. •,11110. $1200. 36,000 m1. s.!600 bei.l of-vinyl top, racmg 1.tr1pcs, $600 673-2741 ------1 673-2800. 614 11'4 I l'\ cs. frr. 961! 85\IZ xlnt cond. 493·0743
'72 Chevy Station wagon. 3 Ford 9940 --. Vega GT Sta Wg.n 1974. Scats auto air s1850 '70 Maven<'k Fon•:;t grn, '73 Pinto Wagon. Xlnt Sport y dash w/RP~
.. • 1 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 I I ll d . • Call 559·0737 ,7 F d G cy . new Yr> t eng, new con , air, luggage, trlr mag whls auto AM/ M
l or llanrhero T. baller). ll 11. runs xlnl. hitch. ~d tires. 26 mpg, stereo 47 ooo ~I $1550 7~ Mahbu CL. 4 dr, air, R/11, air. µwr. w,sbell. ~JO nfr 673-llSl!J orig owner. $1500. Ph 640-lO-is· 548.9654 · ·
radials. top cond. Ownr Wht letter tire~. 43.000 -646-3842 ' •
S3,S95 962-0404 m1 S22!15 Phl\16 09112 1!172 Ma\Cril·k Grahher '74Vega.BelowBook
-. JO'l. new paint. >.Int in· ·74 Pinto Squire wui: 4 37 ooo · I nd '73 Chevy Malibu. Extra T.? Ford LTD. 2dr, PS, side & out. Auto trans, Spd. air, roof rk. 28.000 ' mi,x nt.co ·
clean. Jllue. blue 1n PB.AC, Bi.t ofr. \'ery zippy, Sl300 firm. M.i. Xlnl cond. Ong own. S139S. 499-363G
t:nor Air conditioning. 673·3219. &i6-~0fi $2450. 497-3810 Oassified Ads 642-5678
Stereo cussette optional ----
Sl600 S.51 ·38.SS after 61'.M Allto1, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Not 9800 Autos, Hew 9100
or 640-375-.1 Duy. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••-..••
·73 Monte Carlo. Air,
A M I ~· M • n u r a c.l i a Is ,
s.!895. 4!Mi·6581
•73 C"apncc 4 Dr Sedan.
PStPB. A.IC. blue w 1wht
vnyl lop. Sl,000 mi. Less
than 4000 on S0.000
rad1ali.. New shor ks.
brks. windshield & all
chrome·lr1m +expensive
p111nt Job 5000 m1 ago
New 36 mo battery a wk
ago $2500. Sec Sal Sun.
UNlVEl<.srrY SALES & SERVICE
Oldsn1obilt> • (~MC Trucks • ~f o nda Ldr'--
'7 1 Sed De V1llc, immac SS6-041t1_ ---~--Brand ew l·ond. Fully loadcd. $1950 l968 C he vy Impala
firm. Days 833·2066; Wagon. 327 eng, runs l'Vl·~l\.10-1472._ --gootl. xlnt inl, A C, PtH.
1976 SEVILLE
full power. factory air
cond . stereo & tape,
'r111se control. "bite
" white l('ather, Rolls
i:nlle, "ire wheel CO\ ers ~ only 13,IHIO mile:.
17003)
ALLEN
Olds Carl11lac ·G~IC
S.D Jo'y ·/\Very Pkwy.
LAGUNA NIGUEL
CALL 495-6430
P 1S. ssso. 5-18 07:1!1
'65 Biscayne. Runs 1w0ll.
FM •tape "t\llking $.150
PhGiS-3210 ---·----
"H Monte CJrlo Olx
AM f'M , A t:. tilt "hi
s"vl se<11. s1:wo orr
f>i2 21146
'6.'l C'orrn1r. Needs work
but runs. Only $150 Gd
ll re~. 5.">9·SO..IO
·1s. Nuvu 2 ctr 40,000 mi.
G!J El Dorado, fully Good cond . S2900.
loaded. Slll50 or bcsl of 6'16·S967 art 9:30!M __ _
rer. 546·1410 dys: 557·2721 "68 Chcvcllc Malibu. High l'\CS performanc e e ng .
'73 Cad Sedan DeVille t'.ruger mags. SSOO.
Xlnl cond. gol!I, wht 548·3900
\IO)'I top. 57,0UO m1 '75 Monte Carlo. air.
54700. 644·Sl47 r /wndws. c In. x Int.
'72 Cad Sdn De Ville. $2700.
firm. Orig ownr. 7:1.000
m1 Peri cond. Ser vice
rec avail at local cad cle·
11lcr. 640-1402.
(!)
Nabers
Cadillac
Quallly and Price Guarantt'ed
Leasing Spt'ci..ili~1'
Preferred Rates
Largest Selectlon
of New & Used
CJdlllac' In
Oran•e Counry
Open Sund~y
Ca dill le
Muter Dealer
2600 H•rhor Blvd. Com Mh.l 540·9 I 00
Nabers Cadillac,
cond. $3795. 645-72S3.
'72 Monte Carlo. 51700.
PS/PB. air, till whl, 66M.
640·0633
Chrysler 9925 •••••••••••••••••••••••
XLNTBUY
'68 4dr Chrys Newport.
Pwr. AC. Xlnt cond
lhruoul. $975. 673-0193
'76 Cordoba. Loaded.
$S500.
Phone 645-0556
'70 WGN. Loaded. Mu11t
sell. King 963-5671 or
962-6723.
Comet 9927 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'64 Comet. Run".
First olr over $100.
54&-44()3
9930 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1'74 Mark JV, pvt ply.
SUOO, Wkdys S·IJ.
71.,549-8010: £va/wknda 49&-.,.
Con .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 Corvetu: Loaded, Totop.~. .
(2l2) 5'1·21113 -----. -
H D
0
s1·ocK
.~
Great Seledlon
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY ·
(:JG DAILY PILOT Saturday, January 8. 19n
1977 GR.AND PRIX
LJ
1977 FllElllD
FORMULA •• 1977 FIREllRD
ESPRIT
1977 GRAND PRIX 1977 GR.AND PRIX
SJ
ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION OF FIREBIRDS AND GRAND PRIX's
'76 SUNBIRD '76 SUNBIRD '76 SUllBIRD
4 cyl. engine, tinted glass. 3 speed transmission. w.s.w. tires. 5
year-60 000 mile engine guarantee. body side mldgs. Ser.
F2M2786C104846.
4 cyl. ~ngine. steel belled radial tires. front and rear bumper guards.
body side mldgs .. 3 speed transmission. 5 year-60.000 mile engine guarantee. Ser. #2M2786C107494.
4 cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission. radial tuned suspension,
body side mouldings, 5 year-60,000 mile engine guarantee. Ser.
#2M27860106590.
+ TAX&LIC. s2995 +TAX&LIC. + TAX &LIC.
AS LOW AS s77 .76PERMO. Total Selfing Price including Tax & License S3255.70. Total Down
Payment $395. and 48 monthly payments of $77.66. Deferred payment
pnce $4122.68. APR 13.64% on approved credit.
ONLY •395 TOTAL DOWN PAYMlllT
-TAKI YOUR PICK-
QUALITY USED CARS
V-8, auto. trans .. factoiy air c:ond11ioning, full power.
Landau too. AM·FM stereo (067HNX).
s2795
'71 CADILLAC EL DORADO
V-8. auto trans .• lactory air, p. steering, p. brakes, p.
wmdows. p. seats. AMJf'M stereo radio, tape deck.
heater, whitewall tores. vinyl roof. tinted glass. wlleel
covers toll wheel, leather. (160018).
s2795
1975 CHRYSLER CORDOl.A
Full oower, Landau top, AM/FM radio. (305MCGJ.
s4995
1974 DODGE SURFER YAM
V-8 auto trans . oower steefing. AM/FM stereo
ta04' custom paint, Port holes. rallye wheels
154024WI
$4695
1976 PONTI.AC TRAMS AM 1975 ~NTIAC LEM.AMS COUPE
4 speed. factory air oond1tloning. power steering. V-8. auto. trans .. factOI)' air conditioning. AM radio,
455 engine. AM/FM stereo tape. (279RJKI. Landau top, rallye wheels, tilt steering. (370MCA).
HURRY s2995
•74 CHEVY 1/1 TON '76 FORD COURIER PICKUP
With Camper Shell. 6 cyl., stick shift. air cond1t1oning. rkl10. (97377T). EJ1lra nice. room plus economy (588227).
s3795 s2995 ·
1973 FORD MAVERICK 1972 FORD GRAM TORINO
V-8. auto. trans.. factory air conditioning. power
steering. Landau top, AM/FM stereo tape. V-8. auto. trans. factory air conditioning, power
(286JGUI. steering, AM radio. (427FUHJ.
s2195 s1995
1974 SUI.AIU GL 1975 VOLKSWAGEN BUS
4 speed. AM/FM stereo tape, mag wtieels. 1855USI). 4 speed, AM radio. (809MOSI
'2195 s4395
197 6 PONTIAC GR.AHD PRIX
V-8. auto. trans .• factory air conditioning, Landau
toP. rallye wheels, till steering. (176POY).
s5395
1975 PONTIAC .ASTRE
4 cyl .. auto. trans., AM radio. {585NAC)
s1995
1973 FORD THUHDERllRD
Factory air conditioning, full Power, Landau top.
AM/FM stereo tape. ( 107025).
s3195
1975 CADILLAC B. DORADO
Factory air cond1tlon!ng. full oower, all the xtras -
tow miles. Super sharp. (684MCB).
..... -· s9395
1974 IUICK UMITl:D 1974 PONTIAC CATAUHA 1973 PONTIAC V9'TUU 1973 PONTIAC GR.AHD PRIX
V-8. auto. trans . fact()f)' air conditioning, full pawer. V-8, auto trans . factory air conditioning, power
Landau top. AM/FM stereo. all tile xtras. (173KEEJ. steering. AM radio, Landau top. (355POS).
s3395 '1795
6 cyl. auto. trans .. AM radio. (111006).
V-8, auto. trans.. factory air conditioning, Power
steering, power windows. Landau top, rallye wheels.
(608FFR).
'3395.
OPEN DAILY• 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M.
WI DPl:ITL Y DO PONTIAC WAUAM1'Y WOii
IEGAIDUSS Of Wtal YOU OllGIMAU Y PUICHASID YOUI CAl
WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS
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