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Home My WebLink About1977-01-09 - Orange Coast Pilot"Teallls Touch Down Along Coast ' By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of .... 0.11, " .. Mlfl Some UC Irvine students were crawling about camws last week I n f u I l camouflage, right down to hats made out ol shrubbery. Wby? It's simple. The ingenious stu- dents were trying to in· filtrate a closed prac· "•snv1c" tice session held on campus by the Oak.land Raiders. who were tuning up Cor today's showdown in Pasadena with the Minnesota Vikings. The extravaganza is billed as Super Bowl XI, the season's final battle between professional foot· ball's finest. It's been an unusual week for some Orange Coast residents as both teams (totaling about 20 tons of humanity), descended up· on supposedly sunny Southern California to prepare for the richest prize in . rootball. Each winner will receive ru,ooo and losers $7 500 each. The Vikings were housed at the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa while the Raiders' en· tourace dominated the Martiott Hotel in Newport Beach. Some of lhe activities of the players and bizarre events sur· rounding them this past week may prove to be as entertaining as the came itself. Here are some observations, anecdotes and local reactions: For the most part, Orange C.oast residents were decidedly underwhelmed at the prospect of encountering a bighly·paid field goal kicker from Boston C.ollege or a 278-pound defensive lineman with strained knee ligaments. One Corona del Mar woman thought s he spotted a few players when she observed "four guys with no necks riding down Newport Boulevard in a rented car." •••• Although both teams were pro- hibited • from drinking in their (See TEAMS. Page A.3) SUND.A .Y SI 'U·\ \ SPl·:t I .\ I . MINNESOTA VISITOR BACKS UP HIS TEAM. By .JUDITH Ol..SON ot•o.i•r~.., Jame. and Belle Crate purth8Md Uuslr ab·~ Ucket.a for a trip to Super lowl X111 miatba •co before ~on• kMw who would be playing. "'That"• re· ally believing you~re Jtolng to 10," Ctate g l' i n n e d , oL.SOM showinc hjs voucher with a February, 1976 date stamped on it. Tbe Cuigs, parents of Viking Ught end Steve Craig, were part of an estimated crowd of 700 to 1,000 family members and close friends who had journeyed lo Orange County to be near their team for today's game. Wives, aunts, uncles, parents, in·laws and friends checked into local hotels for a few days or sightseeing and vacation, many making their third trek to see the Vtklnga try fol' the title. The aider and Vildng wlve1 all bad actlvltlea planned for them by tile clubs (they probably saw each other at Disneyland Saturday> but tbe others made tripe on their own. For some the Super Bowl ls a good excuse to take a vacation. Crail, a retired Akron, Ohio, policeman who has been a bailiff for the last five yean. said be bu been to two ot.ber Super Bowls. Tbougb he ts excited about the upcoming 1ame, Craig is more concerned that bis 11011 someday will put his education to use. "If that's what be wants, let him do it," be said of pro football. "He went back after bis second Super Bowl and got his masters degree in journalism. We're more proud of bis academic than his football record." Craig said he thought bis son would use his bonus money to help pay his taxes. "Though their salaries are high, a big chunk goes to Uncle Sam." Still chuckling over bis "pro- ifOSive thlnkinc" in bQyJng his <See FAMILY, PageA3) ' . VOL. 70, NO. 9, 6 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1977 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Tackliag Autograplas J Orange Coast football fans got a head start on today's Super Bowl, since both teams were staying in the area. Dave Rowe, de- fensive tackle for the Oakland Raiders, autographs footballs outside the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel Saturday. The Min- nesota Vikings used the South Ooast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa as headquarters. 1N ew Compensation Hit Ho~rs Liable for Help's Injuries? By JOANNE REYNOLDS Oftlle 0.11., "lllotSUfl Less than a week after it went on the books, the law requiring workman's compensation in· surance for household help is un- der fire in Sacramento. In the opening days of the legislative session two bllls were introduced in response to the new 1.,i. One,· by Assemblyman Alister McAlister ([).San Jose) w6uld repeal the new law. .. The other, by Assemblyman Richard Robinson CD-Santa Ana) would postpone the effective date of the law fQr a year. The law, introduced by As· semblyman Leon Ralph <D·Los An"eles), mapdates comp cov· erage for people employed in private residences. That includes everyone from babysitters to cleaning ladles and housekeepers to gardeners and handymen. NoRomanee He returned her engagement ring, but that didn't mean they were breakinc up. Roger Joseph Smith, a loog·tlme resident of Lacuna Beach, bad found the ring, along with two othen, 'oft the aide"alk. POUCE SAID THE story becan late Friday When Carola Linden of Lquna Hills wu load.lni her car before 1oinl home from work. While she was momentarily away from the car in a Forest Avenue parklng lot, someone ap· parently took her purse containlnc the rinJI, valued at nu:so. The vicUm, who dlac:overed the loss when sbe arrived home, reported it to police. The rings in t.beir black cue -but without the pune - tlD'Md up in tront of a cburcb on Second Street Saturday and were found by Smith. Police said Smith, dublous u to whether the rtnp were worth reporttn1, asked a je'Weler to appraise them. ON BEARING T8Elll value, he quickly turned them over to Police, who notlfted the OWDV. There was a happy endjq for the flndv: The 1rateful owner thanked him with a_., reward. The new law is quite clear - the homeowner is liable for in· juries suffered in his home by people employed by the homeowner. And the law says the homeowner must be insured against that liability. Insurance agents say the new law bas creat.ed a lot or confusion in their industry. The insurance business doesn't (SeeCOMPENSATION, Page A%) Deporting 'Inhumane' WASHINGTON (AP) -A Cal>inet committee· says U.S. J)Oliet should streu pc'eVent.lnc llleiar immitr•Uon, rather than· apprehendlnt illecal alJena already in the country, because . deport.Ins hundreds ol tbomanda ol aliens would be "inhumane and Impractical." In a report issued Sat\a'day, the Domestic Council Committee on W.sat Allens aald the effort to enf~ immliratlan la-. ''m•t avea pre.entlon above all other coaaideratiou. •• Tbt report contlnuecl, "It la ..... , more ,_ltable from both loy and a l'9'0Ul"Cel ltand-to prevent entry ol Ule U· (alien) w ecreen out Poten· Wecall before arri•al thaa to ** ud apprebted UM w .. aJ one. Ile ll bl Lt.. UDlted ~.n Tbe eommlttee Mld WI 11 the CIMICaEEN.PueAI) Sinatra Search Hopes Waning PALM SPRINGS (AP) - Authorities now hold out little hope that Frank Sinatra's mqther Qt three other persona on a ~slns private jet might be found alive. Mountain climbers fought snow and high winds to search for the mlllSing twin.engine Jet on the highest reaches of Southern California's tallest peak. A helicopter was SeJ')t aloft, but there was no word of any sight· ing. Massacre Suspect Arrested PARIS (AP>-Mobammed Daoud Audeh, allegedly a leader of the Palestinian Black Sep· tember group which mounted the massacre of Israeli athletes at the 19'72 Olympics in Munich, has been picked up on an intema· tional arrest warrant, official sources said today. The sources said they un· dentood that the warrant for the alleged terrorist, also known as Abu Daoud, had been issued by West Germany. No immediate olficial confirmation of lhia was available. Abu Daoud, a member of the revolutionary council of Al Tatah, was picked up by French counterespionage dfficers at his central Paris hotel Friday nl&bt, the sources said. He had come to Paris with a delegation of the Palestine Liberation Organization to at· tend the funeral Saturday of Mahmoud Saleh, a PLO acUvist g\llm.ed down by two men ln the atreet last Monday, ttie sources said. Abu Daoud was sald to be tiaveUna on an Iraqi pauport. under the name of Ya..uef Ra.Ji. Sources Hid that under Jl'nmch law, U>ecourta bavel8dayafrom the time of his arrest to ~ve the cbar1• 11ainat Abu Daoud and decide wbetber fie lbould be extradited to tbe country re- qMIUD& b.tl arrest. • LB~aNINO LOBBY -Teacher coatract demuda bave niHd aome CODldoulnma. More fnqht will be •alntd by readiac tbe Oe_·Edlt anal11l1 of Ult PCJlitlcal d<M ot U. Cdfon&a 1re9t•tTI Anocl•ttoa. Pii• "'· _~!-l· &PACES auuvm -wu1 realdenu of Oranp County mobile bome parka be able to buy. lnatead of re1lt, datlr apecat SWf Writss s.n.r. Glua·Bowea and KJlda1 Claney dlecribe u.. dnektwm'al hll· pact OD Pac• Bl. . Sinatra spent the day at bis Palm Springs home near search headquarters, waiting for re- portafrom the•evchpar1ies. The white Lear Jet disap· peared from radar screens Thursda)' evening on a flight from Palm Springs to Lu Vesu, Nev .• where Sinatra's 82·yeaN>ld mother, Natalie "Dolly" Sinatra, was 1oln1 to watch her son's opening at Caesars Palace. Also on lbe plane were another passenger and a two-man crew. San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department spokesmen said they believed the chartered jet bad slammed into the 9,0QO.. foot level of Mt. San Gorgonio, which is 11,502 feet high. Sheriffs Deputy Vic Brimmer said radar data indicated the plane had hit the m0W1tain at about 345 miles an hour. "You can make your own guess about the chances for sur· viving a crash at that speed into granite," he said. Rocky trails on the slope are buried under six feet of snow, and the be1icopter sent up to look for wreckage reported heavy turbulence from winds. The weather, which hampered search efforts Friday, had cleared somewhat through the MISSING IN MOUNTAINS Mra. Natalie Sinatra night, though some thick clou~ remained. Brimmer, speaking from the command post at nearby Rialt.O Airport, said an ll·man search and rescue team was near the (See SINATRA •s MOM, Page.U) S;hip Explodes By The Aaaoclated Press A Liberian·registered ship was l'Ocked by an e.xplosion ·about 300 miles off the Virginia coast on Saturday, the ninth foreign nag vessel to run into trouble in American rivers or ha'tbors or oil the U.S. coast in Jess than a month. · One sblp, the Panamanian tanker.Grand Zenith carrying a crew of 88 and 8 million gallons or oU, remains missing and is pre- awned 1unk. Three others have ipilled a total of about 7.7 million 1aUons ol oll: another blew up, killing 11 ~; the rest continued their joUrneya with cargoes intact and no deaths after ru~ aground. LGm!NG DOWNm.L -'The • climb to power la often arduous but tbe descent isn't any easier. AP SDeclal Correspondent Saul Pett O.crtbes the transition~ 1trewn with · psycbolostcel burden• for President Ford, Henry XlasJn1er and other cablnet omcen. See Pace Ba. 111.11 FAVOaJTF.8 -Movie crtt.ic au Keed explalm b1J ebolttl:for Ul• belt-and worst -.._ Jl'Oducet lallt )'W'. 1111 tom.Um" •cathinc com· mmtl beiln on Pa1eA10. • The incidents involving foreign-registered ships have led to call for greater regulation of such ships while operating in U.S. waters under tntemational safety regulations lea stringent than U.S. standards. "The United States baa been reluctant to set standards, but with tbe vast aPJGµDt ol oil com· ing into the country, the time has come to set m()re stringent stan· dard.a," said Ruuel\ E. Train, admlnlatrator of the Environ· mental Protection Agency. The Coast Guard said it learned of the latest incident Saturday when the 190-foot Mary Ann, carrying only ballast, re· ported that an exploakll and fire (See8MP8, P11eAJ) DAll.Y Pll.OT MCftOllS ....., ..... .,, ____ ._. ..... ....,, ....... __ .·1: ..... ..._.._.. t ... ~ . , A.Z DAIL y PILOT Sunday. January 9. 1017 ' Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights Huntington Beach Weather Goes to Hail . ' Waterspouts at sea:and hail on land were among the· side effects of heavy rains that came to the rain-starved. .orange Coast last week. In Huntington B~ach.~lifeguards spotted three s uch spouts heading toward"' tbe ·coast from about-three miles out at sea Wednesday. The.city re· ceived 2.27 inches or rain Jn about three days_ Nose News Is Good News Nose and noise problems are ending for southwest Hun· linf!ton Beach residents who have been complaining about odors and loud bullho~ at an Orange County Sanitation District plant. Officials said they are movtng the sludge to an unpopulated area near Irvine, are building improved facilities and will cut down on the noise. Newport Beach Riley Tapped As Chairman Thomas Riley of Newport Beach was elected 1m chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors last week. succeed· ing Ralph Diedrich. Riley, 64, a former Marine general. was ap· pointed to the board 21f.a years ago following the death of Ronald Caspers. He was elected in rus own right last June. Costa Mesa Mission Vieio Moving Out Of Question,· -- A redevelopment~ project in downtown Costa Mesa is meeting fiery opposition f~in 81-year-old Ruth Swop~/ Mrs. &wope owns a house on Center Street that the city is forcing· her to sell for the appraised value of $36,000. "I'm su.pporting m)' sreat, great niece with that (.rent) money," said Mrs. Swope. "What am I supeosed to do? I'm too damn old to work." \,.. Troubled Teens Get Help DespUe protests from some neighbors, Orange County supervisors Jasl week approved the lease of a house in Miaaion Viejo as a home for counseling troubled teenagers. Supervisors noted that many of the youngsters will come from areas not far from the hom~. Fireplug Sparks Trouble EHrybody knows lt'a illegal to park in front of a fireplug, but judges and law ofClcers in Mission Viejo are ttrualillc with • btiarre problem: Tile ~·· finpl• doa't look Uke ftrephap. A.. a Ntul~ U41119 "\a.a becun dil1n.laaln1 c~ qalmt IQOtodlb • pm Dat to the oc1a.Joo.kbur th.lna. The new plup a.re more eormt- nleat than old-fashioned ones, so fire officials are •eeldne a w., to 1ave them. F,...P-eeAJ SINATRA'S MOM ••• I , ~ta(n '• top. Another 2a to 30 mee awaited word from the team bl a eneampmeat at the base of tM.Dlountaln. crash alte YlheD we 1p6t it," Brimmer aald. I 1e bope to abuW• IM!nben olU.McOnd .... dl~1 lo the Crew members ot the ru1ht w.rt Identified u Dona.Id J. Weier, Mt t~.• J!Uot. W Jerold Foley,'3, nomolLMVecu.. -' ., ,, -. U.S. Population · Shifts ' WASHINGTON CAP> - America'• b icentennial year • ru.rked the fl.rat time that tbe m~oril)' of the U.S. population lived in the South and West, the Census Bureau reported Satur- day. Tbus, 1976 was a mll01tone not only in the nation •s settllnc and development, but alao lo the more recent trend of migration out of the North and into the ao- called Sunbelt states. Tbe Census preliminary count foe 1976 showed the nalioo with a population of 214,659,000, up 1.SS m.Ullon over 1975. Most of the growth was in the South and West, where the population re- ached 107 ,417 ,000, while the North population was 107,2'2,000. In 197S, the nation's population was 213,032,000, with 107,092,000 Most in West, South tn the North and 105,SNO,OOO ln the South. Six years ago, the South and West bad elcbt mlWoo fewer re· sidenta than the North. The North, by Census definl· ti.on, consist.a of the 21 north· central and Northwest atatee in· eluded in an arc struck by North Dakota, South Dakota , Nebraska, Kansas, Y.lasow1, 11· llnols, Indiana, ObJo, Pen· nsylvanla and New Jersey. The population shl.ft bas been building for several years, as re- tired people looked for a sunny retirement apot and workers left older, slower growing lnduatrles oftbe North for the space.age in· dustriea of the South and West, according to Censu.. experts. By 1970. two key factors that had sustained population growth ln the North fell off -the birth rate and the migration of blacks from the South. Because few people migrated into the North in the two decades prior to 1970 , its population growth relied mainly on births. The drop ln the birth rate to re. cord low rates in the early 1970s had the most severe effect on population growth in the North. Also. by 1974, for the first time since the Civil War. more blacks were migrating into the South than were moving North out or the region. - CaUfornia'a popwatJon erow by 322,000 to 21.s mlllloo Jut year. New York, the second !:f~est state, added 8.000 to lts 18 ·on last year, but over-all New York'a population hu declined 1S8,000 alnce 1970 whlle California bu gained 1.SmlWon. The fastest growing state last year in perceMage terma was Alaska, which grew by 17,000, or 4.7percent, to882,000. The fastest 1rowing state since the 1970 census bas been Arizona, with a27.8 percent growth rate. Six states and the Dislrict of Columbia lost population last year. They were: Massachusetts (down 5,000); Rhode Island (4,000); Ohlo (45,000); Indiana (11,000); Mlcblgan (7,000); Arkansas (1,000) and the District (10,000). E',.._PageAJ . COMPENSATION. • • have any experience with this k\nd of coverage, says Ron Stenge of the Insurance Office of America, and underwriters don't know how much to charge for it. He says the prevailing rule of thumb, where it bas been ap- plied -ls to add 20 percent to the cost of the homeowners general liability insurance. There are some inconsisten- cies in the new law concerning renters and condominium owners . Donald Vial, slate Director of Industrial Relations, recom· mends that people in this category buy a separate workman's comp policy in ad.di· lion to their tenant's policy. The law divides home workers into two classes. There are in-servants - babysitters, cleaning women and housekeepers -and there are 50-Foot Fall Injures Youth In Canyon A Huntington Beach man suf- fered bead, chest and back in· juries Saturday in a SO-foot fall in remote Black Star Canyon. Greg Marcarelli, 17, of Hunt- ington Beach, was reported in satisfactory cond1tion Saturday night at Mission Community Hospital. An Orange County Fire Department s pokesman, who said his report did not indicate the circumstances surrounding Marcarelll 's faJI, said the acci· dent was reported at 1:4S p.m. Paramedics and firemen, who had to walk into the area, arrived al 2:13 p.m. and dedded to call out-servants -chauffeurs, han· dymen and gardeners. The law says in·servants who work more than 20 hours a week must be covere<f. by a run workman's comp policy. Those who work Jess than 20 hours can be covered by an addition to the normal homeowner's liability policy. The divltling line with out· servants is 10 hours, according to Keith Pressure of Firemen's Fund. Stenge says confu.s)on over the , new law seems to be limited to those wilhln the business and the state Legislature which ls trying to dump or put off the bill it ap· proved last year. The Assembly Rules Commit· tee voted Monday to allow im· mediate hearings on McAlister's repeal bill and Tuesday extended the same privilege to Robinson's postponement bill. "I think we acted somewhat imprudently in passing this law," McAlisler, chairman of the Assembly Finance and Insurance Committee said. "About haJf of the public is un· insured and that's really unac- ceptable." Stenge says the public pro· bably will be the last to react. "1 don 'l think many people are reall)' aware of it right now," be said. "Everybody waits for It to hit and then they start complain· ing. "Ninety da)'s from now, they'll be screaming." Birthday Portrait Richard and Pat Nixon pose for photographers on the eve of the f01;mer President's &Uh birthday. Nixon said he would celebrate in San Clemente today by watching the Super Bowl on television. He didn 't say which team he favored. 0 l t MILES 200 I FremPageAJ SWPS ..• had occurred while the vessel was cleanlng its tanks. for helicopter assistance. ,_ __ , Ario Mercltant ...--•'•· .. Wt1f AtrHN The Coast Guard said the Uberlan ship, built to carry oil or metallic ore, was moving agam toward the East Coast under its own power and did not appear to be ln danger of sinking. The El Toro Marine Corps Air Station's search and rescue helicopter, already in the air on a training mission, arrived pro- mpUy and airlifted the victim to 1---111"' the hospital, which bas a helicopter pad. ·~""----Lost ACLU Aids Klansrnen CAMP PENDLETON CAP> - An official of the American Civil Liberties Union says the or- ganlsaUon will file suit in the next 10 day• to protest Marine Corps transfer of alleged Ku Klux Klanamen. The announcement was made by Michael Pancer, head of the San Diego chapter of the ACLU. Meanwhtte, the Marine Corps announced a third KKK member who mlued an appearance at a pretrial hearing for a black Marine bu beenfined$70lortak· int unauthorized leave. The Corps said the fine was fm· poaed on Pfc . Dennis L. Campbell, 22, of Smithcreek, Micb., ..Who had falled to tum up aa a witness Monday. Campbell and two other Leathernecks fined earlier claim membenblp in the KKK and maintain tbey were being baraaaed by mllltary police. They Hid that WU why they spent a long weekend in San Dleto lnatead of appeart.q to t.tlly tn pretrial be.n.p I«' llOme ot the 11 blld:I tbartecl wttb coaapiraC)' and auau1tJ.llf alx whites In a bvradal nJd Nov.13. 1'11tomonio11 Tonht A flontic Ocean APWI ........ MAP LOCATES SITES OF SEVERAL TROUBLED SHIPS Nine Veaaela Sink, Aground or Dump 011 Near U.S. Jewish Youngsters Feel 'KGB' Sting LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP> - "Shut up, you Jews! No talldng! You will each be taken down the hall for interrogation," the khaki-shirted "KGB agent" shouted at a group of Jewish youngst~rs. It was a simulated incident a Jew might face 1n the Soviet Union. The "KGB agent" was a blonde teen-aged girl, and the hallway was part ot the Jewish Coaununlty Center here. About 100 LoulsvWe aru ~n· agers were expected to participate in an overnight lock· ln at the center ln a demoostra· UGI ot solidarity With Jews wbo cannot leue Ruaa1a. As soon as they arrived on Saturday night, the teen-agers were each assigned the idenUty of a Jew living ln Russia and at· tempting to emigrate. In one room, Eli Checkik, a youth worker from Israel, put a young gi.rl through the rigors or trying to obtain an exit visa from the Soviet Union. "Why do you want to leave Russia?'' he asked. "Haven't we given you an education? Don't we give you a good job? Don't we treat you nicely? Why would you ever want to leave Russia?" he asked tbe clr'J. SCREEN XLIENS ••• Later. Dr. Arnold Krammer. professor of history at Texas A&M University, lectured a group of youncsters oo the pro- blemt of Jews in Jroo C\utain countries. "Jewtab life in JlussJa Lt like Catcb-22," he said. "In order to get out, you need a atatemeot of good character from your employer. But anyone wbo want.I to Jeave Is not shc>winl iood character." "C!Ul'Nlltly accepted" atratea cl Che lmlllisraUoa and Natur .... · tlon Str•lce •nd the State l)epart.alent, but recommtDded more money, better mua.ai• ment and lncreued cooperation amooi federal a1e.nde1 IQ order to matt tbe 1tratqy work. Tb• launl1raUon Service •timat. there are elCbt mllllon u.w,a1 au11n1 bl u.e country, and •.ooo mQ be comlnc in an· nuall1. PNIJdent f'ord ..UbUabed the COIDIDlitee two JU~ 810 to ... t ' .. view the lheial .U. tttuUon. AttJ 0.. Edward ff. Levi WU the ehalrman, 1ritb memben from ot.bet' departmentl and r..s.rai qenclee. ·TM eommlttH noc.11 tU:t "• clramaUc lack of nllabl• In· form•tlon ma~t1 tborou•b &Mlysil ot llJegal ~on lmpolatble at thll ttm. ... It \U'pd' rnon NHarch to mtMUN UMt lml*t of ua.,al auem Oil tbe U.S. labor market, aoclal ....tees, and the ecoaomy iD 1eneral. Cathy Schuster, director ol tho program, utd \be lock·lo ''ii de- •ianed to atvo tho klda an ldea of what It'• ~·to livo as a Jew iD Russia. Thia program will allow our youth.I and the community to ... flrlt·band the plight of Jews Ylbo JH not free to come ~ go, worab.tp u they please or have U*rbulc b~an~." A helicopter was en route to the Mary Ann to evacuate an injured crew member. Meanwhile, the discovery of debris a nd fuel oil from the Grand Zenith narrowed the search for possible survivors from the vessel's 38-man crew. The Grand Zenith was last heard from Dec. 30 and ls pre· sumed s unk. Searchers have found two life jackets, a tnmlt and mattreu from the tanker in an area about 330 miles east southeast of Cape Cod. The coslllest accident in con- firmed human loss occurred in Los Angeles harbor on Dec. 17 when the SatUinena, ol Liberian registry, blew up and killed 11 persons. No significant spW oc- curred. · Tbe worst spillage involved the Liberian tanker Argo Merchant. which ran aground on shoals off Nantucket Island Dec. 1S while nearly 25 mllea orr coune. The ship eventually split in two and gushed about 7 .6 million gaUOM of heavy industrial oil into the ocean. j ).1 SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ·. AUTOGRAPH HUNTERS HAD FIELD DAY WHILE TEAMS STAYED AT COUNTY HOTELS Mike Allen, 13, of Balboa Displays Hla Week's Collection of Raider Signatures. E'roa Page AJ SUPER TEAMS TOUCH DOWN ON COAST. • • respective hotel bars, many made use of a number of local watering boles. Among the favorites were the Red Onion on Balboa Peninsula and Bobby McGee's in Newport Beach. Players from both teams of\en brushed shoulders without so much as a passing glance of re· cognition. As midnight curfew approached, p layers dutifully downed their liquid desserts, gave farewell kisses to dates or wives, and headed back to the hotel. * * * * "They drank a lot," srud Red Onion manager Greg Snelson. "but they were always perfect gentlemen. "There was never any friction .... in fact most or the patrons didn't even recognjzc them." He said a number of Raiders. including quarterback Ken Stabler, dropped off some foot· ball jerseys to thank the m anage. ment for their hospitality. * * * • A survey of hotel employes at both the Ma rriotl and South Coast Plaza revealed no in· stances in which players were anything less th:in courteous and low.key. · There was, however, one inci - dent Tuesday night at Bobby McGee's in which a bit of gentle persuasion may have been employed by Raider rookies Charles Philyaw and llcrlt . McMath. McMath is a demure 6 foot-4 defensive end who, according lo on e reporter, acts as ··in· terpreter" for Philyaw. :i 6 foot·S. 270-pounder. When the pair entered, or rither filled the disco. the music was soft rock in the Elton John/Kiki Dt'e vein. However, after Ph.ilyaw and Mc Math had a brief conversation with the DJ. lbe volume slrange. ly increased about 40 decibels and Elton was replaced hy the B.T. Express and various other 60Ul recordings. * * • • Of the two teams, the younger (the Vikings have been known to creak of old age) aDd hipper Raiders were more visible on the club circuit. All -pro tackle Otis Sistrunk (~foot·4. 273-pounds) showed his nimbll'ness on the field l'xtendo; lo the dance noor. He s hould also be up for an award for tenacity for making use of the same rlub on three consecutive everungs. • * •• The players' reactions to the Orange Coast area? Well. for the most part they were positive, but Raider defensive back George Atkinson responded with a smil- ing, "do you r eally want to know?" Realizing hls role as a public relations representative for his team. Atkinson hedged a bit. "No really, this is our (he was joined by receiver Cliff Branch) first time down here and it's a nice town," he said. The nightlife? "Well this 1s re· ally my first night out." Atkin!-on said. "I've been sleeping a lot and there's really onJy one thing on my mind." • * * * Since neither the Raiders nor Vikings have ever captured a Super Bowl title, it was a week or heavy mental and physical pre- paration. The t wo bigges t problems threatening a breakdown in con- centration were autograph hounds and reporters asking the same questions over and over. Minnesota linebacker Jeff Siemon summed it up when he s aid, "There's just no damn place to hirle." * •• * Jerry Gandy and Win Curicr, a pair of self-described "gnzzled 'C'leran reporters" from the· Oakland :irea bemoaned the· lack of "hard news" as they sat in the bar at the Marriott Tuesday The biggest news out of either camp was that Minnesota's all- p ro running back Chuck Foreme1n was discontent with his reported $85,000 a year salary. * * * *· Considering the incredible number of reporters who con· \erged on both camps dunng the past week, there were the m· evitable (dubious I stories about the press itself. Most are unpnn· table and all should be taken with J Jtram of s alt. The best tale came from the Berkeley Gazette's Gandy who swears a N ew York Times Journalist fell for this put.on perpetrated by Al LoCasaJe. the Haiders · assistant personnel director. According to Gandy, the Times• reporter questioned LoCasale about lh<' Raiders' alleged use of guard dogs to keep onlookers away from closed practice sessions. LoCasale reportedly told the writer that the German Shepherds were left behind this trip because they had been get· ting airsick. As the writer scribbed away furious ly, LoCasale told him the Raiders were now breeding Dobermans <they travel better) and were only two litters away from developing a silver and black breed (the team's colors). * * •• ln keeping with their image, a Raider spokesman called Costa Mes a police Friday :ind told them lo get their police helicopter away from the practice held. * • * * Like the Raiders, the Vikings are known as one of football 's toughestteams. Thedefensiveun- it is called ''The Purple·Pcople Eaters" and some would just as soon walk through a brick wall as around it. But they met their match BOOSTER BUTTONED Shirley Levine Thursday night in the form or a gang of three.foot high autograph seekers. When a group or elevator-riding Vikings reached the lobby and spotted the crew of crazed pennant wavers, petrify- ing fear set in. Fortuna t ely, one quick- lhlnking Viking pushed the close button just in time. A huddle ensued in the elevator and the play was called. A few moments later the Vik- ings emerged from the elevator in the long.forgotten and now illegal "wedge formation." It almost worked. The players attempted to gently straight.arm their way past the pint-sized tacklers. Running back Chuck Foreman gained more than 1,000 yards this season elud- in~ massive pro linemen, but he wasn't quick enough to out-step a chubby 9·year·old lad who caught him by the legs from behind. The youngster held fast as Foreman high·stepped his way through the lobby and into the street. The defeated Foreman finally relented and gave the kid an autograph which unfortunate- ly became smeared on the rain· soaked note pad. Undaunted, the boy returned to the lobby beaming and began pre- paring his defensive alignment for the next Viking who dared to cross his path. * * * • All things considered il was a fascinating week. Most local resi· dents could have cared less but those who did received the thrill of · seeing their favorite athletes in real life situations, minus the cumbersome equipment they will wear today. The players were under over· whelming pressure and\he circus that surrounded them didn't make t.b.i.ngs any easier. Still, they held up well and things ran smoothly. Whatever the outcome of the game, both teams emerged aswinnen. D91y ,.lot o•..,., ............. Monday.Friday ti y0u do not "...,,, )'Our paper by 5 30 p m call before 7 om. alld your copy will be delivered Saturday and Sunday· II )'Oil do not r~ your CODY by II a "'-· call before 10 am and your COPY wlll be doh vet ed. Clrul..CMT .. 1 .. afln Most 0rt"9t County'""' 641·0ll Norlh-st Huntington BHch and We11mln1ter • .14f.12H S.n Oemente, Capistrano BellCh, San Juan Caplttrano. DIN Point Soulh Ug\Jna LaQune Niguel • , • • • ., .... ,. FAMILY •.. airline tickets so far ahead, Craig added that he had one more item on his California agen· da: a victory party Sunday night. A few ()oors away in the Re&islry Hotel, headquarters of wives of the Vikings, Yvette Winston waited for a call from her husband, Roy, a left linebacker wbo has been with the team 15 years. She and her children, Roy, 12, and J ulie, 8, have gone to all the Super Bowls in which the Vikings have played. The baby, Charlotte, 1, stays at home in Baton Rouge. Roy Jr. especially hopes his team will win this year. since the other three bowl trips have ~en fruitless. His classmates te~e him a lot about their 105lng, he said. Mrs. Winston, making her first visit to California, uid the players and wives are separated a week before the game but she doesn't mind. "I'd have them in isolation," she said and laughed. They are not totally shut off from one another, however, since they can talk on the phone and have dinner together. She added. "The Super Bowl is a big production. The players get caught up in it and the magnitude gets to them. Time off is good for them." Roy Jr. said he thought the players were basically happy to be in the big game. "They're more nervous in the practice games, .. Mrs. Winston added. ·'They're much more re· taxed the week before the Super Bowl." Though one team will go home disappointed, the experience will have been an extravaganza for everyone, filled with parties. shopping, tours of Universal Studios and Disneyland. Besides chartering a plane to bring most of the players re- latives to California, both teams paid for the wives' tnp to Dis· neyland and Universal Studios. In addition, all the fam1hes and fncnds were enjoying the variety of restaurants and shopping cen· ters in Newport Dcach. Many planned to ta.kc a few days off after th e game to relax. Mrs . Winston was looking forward to driving along the coast. either south or north, and trying some local clam chowder. She said she likes pro football but will be glad when her husband retires. "I 'm kind or tired of moving every year. We spend five or six months in Min· nesota and the rest in Baton Rouge. "But there's a close bond (between the players and families l. You really arc close." The Sheraton. in Newport Beach near Orange County OAILYPILOT BELLE AND JAMES CRAIG SHOW OFF AIRLINE TICKET They Made Super Bowl Reservations Last February Nrport, was headqaarters for Raiders' wives. "l believe we'll always re· member this as one of the big happenings"' said Sue Casper, wife of David Casper, tight end. "We're both looking forward to the game," added Nancy van Eeghan, whose husband Mark is a fullback. Both agreed that segregating team members from their spouses is understandable -but said the game probably would come out the same even If they had been a II owed to room together. "Jn my op101on, David needs time to concentrate 11nd be quiet before a game." Mrs. Casper said. "But by now we have learned their moods. We could have handled it." Normally, the players and their wives go out to dinner after games then stop off to drink with friends and r ehash the game. Mrs. Casper said the men usually gri:J their wives about how they looked m the game. "They're replaying it In their minds," Mrs . van Eegban ex· plained. If -heaven forbid -the Raiders should lose, how would the men handle defeat? "Very quietly," Mrs. Casper said. "David needs lime to think about everything, to rationalize it. I just quietly sit and wait. "Mark either broods or we go out and try to forget," Mrs. van Eeghan said. Both women emphasized that they love the pro football life but it's not all glamour as some peo- ple seem to think. Their husbands are gone a lot on road trips and the wives arc alone six to eight weeks while training camp is in session. During training camp, Mrs. Casper said, they can com· municate only by phone or spend :i few hours together once a week. "And they're fighting for their jobs. It's rough." "But we've been fortunate. We gel six months off a year and our hus bands are excited and pleased. What do they plan lo do with tbeir $15.000or $7,000? • "Well, we both just bought new condominiums," Mrs. Casper said . Carpet Warehouse <~-~~ STOP/ BUY FACTORY DIRECT! ti: rn ;n~,l~ I g,1 il C!o\11 Hl•LOW NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO AR PET THE WHOLE HOUSE! ; •.._MIKE'S .. 124 E. 17th St.,. COSTA MESA • 645-4330~ M0411St Iii\.-, Tw1. W.4~ Set. t le 6 P.M. ""'"-•"'·' ... *""" 12 .. s Shags .Plush s3 •DuPont •Hl·LOWS •Solids ~merclal •Nylons •Tweeds hr ~ VALUE~ TO $6.'5 •Plush Shags •Hi-Lows •NylOI\ Shags •Ton on • lST QUALITY CA PET ONLY! • FINIOUAUTY LAIOI AVAIL.AILI-- WI INSTALL ANYWHllll ALL WOIK PUU. Y GUAIAHTllD! THOUSANDS OF YARDS TO CHOOSI FIOMI A4 DAILY PILOT Sunday. January 9. 1en Moderate '77 Seen Unemployment Should Take Drop WASHINGTON <AP) The rate of growth in lhc economy this year wHI probably be slower than last year, the C-0mmerce Department said Saturday. But it added the growth should be enough to reduce unemploy- ment without stimulating Inna. tion. The broad economic assess· menl was given by chief economist John W. Kendrick as part o( the agency's annual in· dustrial outlook publication. It was written before President elect Carter unveiled his $30 billion economic stimulus package Friday KENDRJCK SAJD the nse in coMumer prices in 1977 is pro- jected to remain close to last year's gain of less than 6 percent. With the help of the govern ment's massive computer model or the U.S. economy, Kendrick forecast a growth rate of 5 per· cent in the volume of total economic output th.is year with the possiblllty or "somewhat faster" growth through a tax re· bate and other stimuli. That's a slower pace of growth than the 6 percent expecW<t for 1976 as a whole when the nnal figures are tabulated. But that would still be an improvement over the mid-1976 performance. when economic growth was at annual rates of 4.5 percent for the April-June quarter and 3.9 per- cent in the July-September period. KENDR ICK ESTI MATED that even without stimulus. growth should be strong enough to cut unemployment, currently at 8.1 percent. to an average of 7 percent for the year. He also cited several encourag- ing factors on inflation: no major imbalances between business in· ventories and sales, no signs or materials bottlenecks which fueled inflation in 1973, and ade· quate excess industriaJ capacity to absorb the expected growth in output without quickening the pace of Inflation. Kendrick said current policies imply slow progress in reducing the unemployment rate after 1977. ''TIUS WOULD SUGGEST the need for new economic policies if the nation ls to return lo relative- ly run employment by 1980 and simultaneously continue to un- wind from inflation," he said. Kendrick describes himself as an Independent politically. He as- sumed bis post at Commerce this summer on leave from George Washington University in the capital. The tndustry·by-industry breakdown, which provided a more detailed mosaic of which areas or the nation might sustain the slowest or fastest growth, showed that for 91 of those sec- tors production is expected to gain by more than 10 percent, or double the national growth rate. Fora.er Pltl Ill Sir Anthony Eden, former Prime Minister of Britain. became ill Saturday during a visit to F lorida and was re· turned to his home in England aboard a Royal Air Force plane. Eden. 79. was vi.siting friends in the U.S. Negro Woinan A Priest ~ WASHINGTON CAP) -Jn what the ordinants described as a spirit of reconciliation, the Episcopal Church on Saturday ordained its first black woman priest and added several other women to the ranks ot its clergy. The servi ce at Washington Cathedral at which the Rev. Pauli Murray, the first black woman priest, was ordained was among several similar installa- tion ceremonies that took place across the country Saturday. T HE REV. BEVERLY Mess- inger-Harris. 29, was ordained in Rome, N.Y., and the Rev. Natalia Vonnegut, 44, formally entered the Episcopal priesthood in rites at Crawfordville. Ind. In all, the Episcopal Church plans to ordain 30 women as priests this month. ... wi,.,_ .. NEWLY ORDAINED Rev. Paull MutTay Vance Endorses China Policy The service in Washington was watched by hundreds of en- thusiastic friends and family members who applauded as three women and three male or- dlnants completed the rituals that made them pries~. Then all six were surrounded and em- braced by well-wishers. Actress Preparing For Ordeal WASll l NGTON (APJ Secret ary of State-designate Cyrus R. Vance on Saturday en- dorsed the-Nixon-Ford policy of normalizing relations with mainland China, and said he would probably travel to Peking. Vance made the statement just before a luncheon with Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Huang Chen. head of the Chinese liaison m1ss1on in Washington AS TH E THREE MEN posed for pictures, Vance was asked how he envisions American policy toward Peking under President-elect Carter. "Insofar as our bilateral rela- tions are concerned.·• Vance answered, "we will continue lo be guided by the Shanghai com· munique." He referred to the February 1972 document signed in Shanghai by then-President Richard M. Nixon and Chinese leaders outlining a gradual mov- ement toward normalized U.S.· China relations. In his remarks Saturday, Vance also said that "at some time I would say I would pro· bably be going to Peking.'· Won't Be Seared Off HOWEVE R, THE INCOMING secretary added that no definite date has been set for such a trip. In past years Kissinger has made almost yearly visits to the mainland in addition to the trips there by Nixon and President Ford. The meeting Saturday was the first time that Huang had ap· peared publicly at the State Department for an announced meeting with American officials. Kissinger told reporters that Vance suggested the session dur- Lady Sarah Staying Put MONT EGO BAY, Jamaica CAP > -Prime Minister Michael Manley has sent a personaJ note to Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill expressio.,g regret for the ordeal she suffered last week when a gang of intruders assaulted her and shot a visitor at her winter horuhert . Lady Sarah. 55. a distant cousin or the late British Prime Minjster Winston Churchill, was in Kingston on Saturday where 33-year-old London interior de· coratoe M ichael Zell 1s hosp1taliied ZELL WA SE RIOUSLY wounded in the pre·dawn attack Thursday on Lady Sarah's home. The attackers, described as four men and a teen-aged boy. "shot Michael for no reason at all ." Lady Sarah was quited as telling friends. Ford's Fit As a Fiddle WASHINGTON IAPI -Prest· dent Ford toOk what probably was his final physlcaJ examlna· tion t1i.. the nation's chief ex· ecuu~•saturday, and his physi- cian said he is in excellent health except for "occasional nagging discomfort m his knees ·· The knee problems dale 40 years when ford suffered in- Juries while playing college foot· ball. Ford, 63, told reporters alter the three-hour annual examina- tion at Bethesda Naval Medical Center: "They gave me a clean bill of health. I think I'm 1n better health now than when I came in." Lady Sarah, whose third husband is Greek film actor. producer Theodore Roubanis, told Dorit Eldemire. wife of a member of the Jamaican parlia- ment, that one of the men put a gun in her back "and kept shout- ing 'Money! Money!· all the lime." Mrs . Eldemire said one of the intruders held a knife lo Lady Sarah's throat and that her friend told her he "bundled me over his shoulder and look me to a maid's room. where he assault edme." Ughts Trail Pair's Auto VALENCE. France <AP> -A French couple said today a flying oval- shaped object resembling "a big glowing star" chased their car near this southeastern French town. landed in a field, then took ofC again ''in a flash." Mr. and Mrs. Francois Perez told police the inci- dent occurred Jan. I Perez said it was about 30 to 40 yards in diameter and "surrounded by a halo of white light." He said 10 minutes later the vehicle's lights began flashing and the craft zoomed off at a 45-degree angle. Both said their eyes hurt them for the next 48 hours. and the husband said his wristwatch hasn't worked since the episode. She said Lady Sarah struggled with the man and later escaped "into the bush where she waited until daylight." ALL OF THE ATI'ACKERS were apparently "high on gan- ja," Mrs. Eldemire said. Ganja ls the local name for marijuana. Mrs. E ldemire said Lady Sarah told her she had no inten- tion of leaving Jamaica. where she has wintered for many years. because: of th<' :1ttac•:. Mrs . Eldem1re anc! her husband. Dr. Herber Herbert Eldemire. were also terronn-d by a gang of intruders early ' Thursday morning, and police say it was the same gang. The Eldemires live a few miles from Lady Sarah's two-story, white stucco home. "ABSOLUTELY, THEY were the same ones all right," said Eldemire, 48, a member of the Jamaican Labor party which op- poses Manley's ruling People's National party. "They terrorized us for 30 or 40 minutes, shot my houseguard, took some of my money and drove off." "We'll get them," Eldemire said of the attackers. "I have people out on the street now, tracking them down. There will be hell to pay. We are tired of such hoodlum ism . or whatever it is." 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KISSI NGER OPENED the press conference by outlining his views on the state of the rela· tionship. "The opening to China was one or the most important moments or recent history. "We have always attributed the greatest importance lo the normalization of relations with the People's Republic or China." Kissinger also used one or the code words that the United States employs to indicate it un- derstands Peking's diplomatic concerns. THAT CAME WHEN he ex pressed "our concern with respect to hegemo n y ." Hegemony is the word used by the Chinese lo show concern over what they consider lo be the Sov- iet drive for control of the Com- munist world and Russian ex pansionism generally. Huang, speaking through an in· terpreter, was asked for his views on the future relations with the United States. He said "as far as our policy and position is concerned our leaders have ... said what our position and policy consists of." He added that "l believe Mr. Vance is also clear about our policy and position." A TRIBUTE TO THE "TIOS IS TR E END of a long series of firsts for me," the Rev. Miss Murray said afterward. ''It isn 't being the first Negro woman. it is being a priest that frightens me._" The Rev. Miss Murray said that it is the responsibility of the task that concerns her. She aJso said that she prefers being called Negro. She is an attorney, scholar and social activist who bas been in· volved in the struggles to end raciaJ and sexual discrimination for the past 40 years. Now 66. she gave up a professorship at Bran- deis University to become a can- didate for the priesthood. Daley Party Out of Funds CHICAGO <AP) -The Cook County Democratic party. nurtured by t he late Mayor Richard J . Daley, is broke, says George W. Dunne, Daley's suc- cessor as county chairman. Dunne, elected party leader after Daley 's death last month. said in Saturday's Chicago Sun- Times that an audit is being performed to verify the party·s poverty. ASPEN (AP) -Claudine Longet s pent Saturday in seclusion with her children, pre· paring for what she called the .. ordeal ahead" as her mans laughter t rial enters the prosecution testimony phase. . A parade of witnesses 1s scheduled to begin testifying Monday against the 35-year-old singer-actress after her jury is sworn in. ... PLAN TO SPEND a lot or lime with my children," she said after court recessed for the weekend. "I plan lo take some long walks in the snow outside and listen lo quiet music so I can be prepared for the ordeal ahead." Miss Longet. charged in the de· ath of her lover. professional skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich. ' 31, has said she accidentally shot Sabich last March 21 while he was teaching her to use a gun. HE BLED TO DEATH on the bathroom floor of Uicir moun- tainside chalet, and Miss Longet was charged with "reckless manslaughter.·' . The fir st week or her trial was t.aken up with jury selection. The dark-haired defendant sometimes dissolved in tears and said she was "heart broken" to hear many of her neighbors say they believed she was guilty. ORANGE ··~·" COAST'S ::.· -~~:z:.: :3:f ~~::UL ~ ~. ~:~. r .. 1 ·:~ ·--~:~. Q ~· PROFESSIONALS ~~rfr'j~ ~~A 'i~}J li: \4~t~~! '* On Sund•y. Janu•ry 23. 19n. the D•lly Piiot wlll publl1h a specl•I tribute to women In bualneH, Industry end commerce. Th4t p•gH wtll underacore the ; major contributions made by women profe11lonals to the thrMng economy of the I: Orange Coaat. Bua!neuwomen Salute notJcH wlll be one cotumn by four Inches'[ each, aUowlng room fOt a photo and dHcrlpUve copy. Cott of HCh notice I• only ~ $1$, With a photo you provide. Our Salute to Bu1lne11 and Profe11lonal Women Is an exceptlonal opportunity to Introduce a new °' longtime Hsoclate to the people of the Orange CoHt, or to honor aw•rds or echlevement1. Don't ml11 being part of this apecl•I •dvertJllng opportunity. Deadline for reaervlng apace la Jan. 19. Call today! DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ' • l'icti• Retarded San Diegan Charged In Torture Attack man is being held on charges stem· mmg from the torture or a 23·year-old mentally retarded man. State SAN DIEGO IA.P) Police say u ( Detectives said Harvey York, 34 of --------- ) San Diego, was booked into the cou:ity jail on suspicion of assauJt with intent to commit ~urder, assault with caustic chemicals and possession\ of an explosive device. His bail was set at SS0,000. Ter.inal Sta11dard E11ed SACRAMENTO (AP) -California energy officials will urge the federal government to impose review stan- dards similar to those required for , nuclear power plants on Liquefied naturil gas terminals. - DonaJd Lee Jackson, who police said was retarded, was found near de· ath in a telephone booth on Oct. 10. He had acid burns over about half his body, his teeth had been knocked out aod he had been blinded in one eye. Blaze Bits Air StatloK Stonehenge West? Sundey. January 9. 19n OAILV PllOT AG Oally ""•' "'" l'IOtto Quake Swarm Shakes Bay BERKELEY IAP l Aspateofcarthquukcs. in- cluding one that was the area's strongest in more than a decade. rattled the San Francisco Bay area during the weekend, awakerung thousands of resi- dents but causing little damage. Authorities said they received hundreds or telephone caJls but there were no reports of injuries. The University of Californla Seismographic Sta lion here reported that the stronl(est tremor oc curred at 1 :38 a.m . Saturday and measured 4.6on the Richter scale. capable of causing moderate damage in the local area. The station first reported a reading of5.0, but director Bruce Bolt said the figure was re- vised downward art er new calculations. THE QUAKE. CENTERED between Berkeley and nearby Walnut Creek. wru; felt at the western edge of San Francisco, 25 miles away The quake was the strongest in this ar<?a since May 5, 1965. when a comparable earthquake hit An· tioch. 35 miles northeast or Berkeley MOUNTAIN VIEW CAP> -Fire des troyed a warehouse and an office building Saturday at the Moffett Naval Air Station, causing an estimated $700,000 damage, a spokes man said. Richard MauWn, chairman of the state Energy Commission, said the commission will make the request at Federal Power Commission heann~s on Liquefied Natural Gas CLNG > terminal proposals for the Callforn1a coast. Wontt Turn• on Firm OAKLAND (AP) -A firm opcrat ing in California and Nevada was No. the square slabs aren't ceremonial ruins. They haven't even been used yet. When \iewed in proper perspective, they are familiar items that p icnickers will recognjze easily next summer in Hunt· mgton Beach. F'or othe r views of SS m1lhon in park improvements, sec page A 12 Bolt said the biggest quake was the fourth in a series relt between io·ss pm Fnday and i · 52 a.m Saturday. He said the other seven. ranging from 2.9 to 4..1 on the Richter scale. were followed by a series of very s mall quakes every hall hour "This is what 1s known 11s a swarm of earth- quakes," Bolt said. "I expectthere will be more dur- mg the next 24 hours. but they will probably be or lesser magnitude ... John Shackleton said the cause or the blaze, which broke out at 1 :30 a.m . and took more than three hours to con· trol, was unde r investigation. No in· juries were reported. wrong to claim a worldwide demand ------------------------------ for the services or earthworms. the at tomey general's office contends in ,1 complaint. A suit filed in Alamed a Superior Court has accused Circle "O" Worm Ranches Joe. with enga~ing in :.i fraudulent scheme to promote thl· purchase and prod uction o f LA Gets Tough The San Francisco Police Department said it has had a call from one resident who reported a cracked ceilin~ and another who said his chandelier had been knocked down. Berkeleyites Muving Right BERKELEY CAP> For the first time in 10 years of survey- ing, University or California at Berkeley freshmen who consider the m selves "m iddl e-of-the· road" outnumber substantially those listing thcmseJves in other political categories. The trend toward moderate at· t1tudes and a "practical" outlook is more pronounced among women than men. a university spokes man said Saturday in re· leasing results of a survey or 2.128 Berkeley freshmen last summer. OVER TllE LAST tw<i Yl':.tr~ the middle-or·the·road ~roup in- creased from 40 to 43 percent. and the conservative category from 11 to 14 pe rcent, while those who categorized themselves as "liberal" declined from 45 to 39 percent. earthworms. IHntate Commits Suicide VACAVILLE CAP) A 32-ycnr-ol d psychotic inmate, serving a murder sentence. ha nged himself m his cell in the CaJJfornia Medical Facility pnson Thursday night, a ~pokesman has re· ported. James Steelman was found hanging from a piece of sheet tied to a cell door haJr an hour after fl guard had seen him alive and well . spokesman Thomas Charleston said. .lumt• Offer S11•path11 SAN FRANCISCO CAP J -The pro- blems of California Supreme Court Justice Marshall McComh. 82, drew sympathy Saturday from fellow jurists who said his suspension was in evitable. "It's a shame it had to come to this aft.er SO years of service." said a San Francisco judge who asked that his natne not be used . "He should have stepped down a long lime ago." Traba Kilb Santa Anan CITY OF COMMERCE CAP> LOS ANG F:LES (J\I' 1 Ten days after .Mur· r ay Kaplan dil'CI , his widow received a letu•r from the Los Angeles school district where he was u teacher. Kaplan had been paid for the day after he died. and the dis- trict wanted its S.57.69 back "We are ver::,· sorry to hear of the early death of your husband." the let- ter said. "Please accept our sincere sympathy. Howe\'er. we rc~rel to inform :> ou that an audit of his salary payment re- veals that he was over paid a net amount of S57.69 .. CAROLE KAPLAN has since recc1v('d a few apologies from school of- ficiab. but shc :;uys they still want thl' monev. K a plan , 53,· h ad worked for the school district for 27 years when he died Ocl. 7 llis last paycheck \\:is for tht' period through Oct. H Mrs Kaplan. also a teacher. had hecn out of work for a 'ear and a half with a medical dis- a bi 1 i ty . T h e i r four children rang(• in a~{· from 7 to22. MRS. Kl\ PLAN told the school district :.he would pay when s he Eureka Plan Backed SACRAME NTO -The Slate Lands Com mission has announced its support of a con· trovers1al land use plan by the city of Eureka which would allow additional public access to llumboldl Bay. Eureka 1s embroiled in litigation involving the title a nd boundaries of a major part of the downtown waterfront. If the city is successful, lands and facilities for recreational. boating, fishing, and commercial and other uses would be made available, the commission said. Fewer than one percent of Berkeley freshme n considc•r themselves "far right," and the "far left" J?roup was down Crom 4 to 3 percent. In two years the percentage or freshmen who believe ''there 1s too much concern in the courts for the rs~hts of criminals .. jumped from 37 to 49 percent Authorities say a man has been killed -------------------- AND IN TllE Sr\M&-l>enod. lhe ~roup that agH«f ,;people ~hould not obey laws which \'IOI ate their personal value!> .. declined Crom 3-1 to 29 percent. There was an increase from 14 to 17 percent 1n those who believe the campus has the right to ban some speakers and from 5 to 8 percent in those who feel college officials have the right to re· gulate students • ore-campus behavior. More freshmen are favoring business careers -12 percent for both men and women, compared with 9 percent of men and 6 per· cent of wome n t wo years ago in a collision between a car and train on a Union-Pacific railroad track in the City of Commerce A sheriff spokesman identified the dead man as Salvador Ramos. 25. of Santa Ana He wa5 a passenger m the car driven by Daniel Jiminez. 23. or Compton. who was reported in cntical condition at Beverly Hospital in Mon- tebeUo. SllOID tor North State By Tbe Associated PreM A low pressure area was expected to bring some snow to the Sierra Nevada and Northern California mountains today. but new accumula· tions were expected to be light. The National Weather Service forecast snow flurries at limes in the Sierra and northeastern mountains, but JitUe precipitation was likely in low-lying areas. 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The switchboard was lit up and some people said it took them 20 minutes to get throui:h. · · Police in the East Hay citie!i of Oakland. Berkeley, Walnut Creek. Pleasant llill a nd Concord reported many calls but no damage Contra Costa County sheriff's dispatcher Jessie Wilson said. "It ~as relt severely in the area. One clerk said she never prayed before in this building, buts he did last night. It really rocked the place.•· The Richter scaJe measures ground motion as recorded on seismographs. Every increase or one number means a tenfold increase 1n magnitude. Thus a reading of 7.5renects an earthquake 10 times stronger than one of G.S t r o 11 er W i lliam IL .--------- Barbour Jr. said. "We Wlsh it had never hap· pen~. We will not press ror the payment and I've told my pcoplt! not to write her any further let· Complete cover•t• of couftf J government and courta. Every d•y In the DAILY PILOT tcrs ·· HOW MUCH IS MY HOME WORrH IN TODAY'S REAL ESTATE MARKET? 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'" /, I If you would like to have a HOME MARKET VALUE CALCULATOR, just call and ask a Loan Officer for one. We'll send it to you ... No obligation. 'Newport Equity ~unds,Inc. Licensed Broker WE'RE CLOSE TO YOU! 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach (92660) (714) 644·8824 25283 Cabot Road, Laguna Hilts (92653) (71 4) 830·5700 A8 ( DAI LY Pl LOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) Mangers Still Clear A lot 1>f poh lieut wrongdoin~ hu.s been ex posed 111 the past two or three years -much of it here in Orange County and it probably wouldn't be wise to bel that more 1sn 't corning. In the wake o( the Hinshaw, Cella and Battin trials here at home, a lot of folks have firmed up their all-politicians-are-crooks philosophy. This can prove unfortunate. Last week. for instance, it was learnl'd that the Grand Jury is looking into allegations that Supervisor RaJph Diedrich has exerted more influence than is proper to secure campaign contributions for some candidates in the November election. One of those identifiable candidates was newly cl<!clcd Assemblyman Dennis Mangers . Whether or not Diedrich leaned too hard on any contributors remains to be determined . He vehemently denies it. But .Mangers' identification possibly led some political-watchers to assume that the new assemblyman must himself somehow be mixed up with campaign wrnngdoing. Such is the atmosphere here in Orange County. In our view. any taint placed on Mangers• cam· paign or financial conduct is unfair as well as un fortunate. No evidence exists that he had any part of whaLever influence -if any -Diedrich might have exerted. And Diedrich himself has so stated. Mangers ran an exemplary campaign in unseat ing Assemblyman Robert Burke. Whal could be a pro· rnising career as an Orange County representative in Sacramento should not be compromised by the fact his name was mentioned in the current episode. 1'~ortunately; Mangers spoke out directly on the matter. Mangers readily acknowledged that he had received campaign assist;mce from Diedrich. but said clearly that he had no knowledge of whatever tactics Diedrich may have used. Based on what we know, there is every reason to believe him. And we wish Mangers success in one of hts often.enunciated political goals : some kind of overhaul in the prevailing system or financial cam· paigns for political office. Labeling's Deceptive California Journal. which keeps tabs on the state'.s politics and politicians. has found what it has termed "the world's biggest lying contest. ... It's on election ballots, and it consists of the three words candidates are permitted to use for designating their occupations. Thus. the enterprising attorney at law seeking of. fice finds more prestige by listing himself as a "California Constitutional Lawyer." Another lawyer added a different modifier. He quickly became '·Antitrust Attorney." An Orange County candidate for Assembly listed himself as ·'Telephone I.,.ine Repairman.'' thought better of it and became "Communications Specialist.·• , In e nvironmentally conscious Sausalito, a general contractor declared himself as a "Semi Retired Home Craftsman." ln San Bernardino, a school board candidate op- posed to sex education fiddled around with his three- word limit and came up with .. Mandatory Sexology Opponent.'· A Beverly JI ills woman demanded she be listed as "Jewish Mother." She lost, but won more publicity than the office was worth. And mothers do win. A Santa Cruz candidate list· ed her occupation as ··Mother." The county counsel objected, but after finding the woman had seven children concluded that was indeed her primary oc- cupation. Cabinet Nominees: Too Close for Comfort? WASHI NGTON. D.C. Back in 1968, as he prepared lo enter office. Richard Nixon vowed to "disperse power" in his ad· ministration by delegating authorit,.y to members o f his Cabinet. A couple or months ago. Jimmy Carter issued a virtually iden· lical pledge, saying that he would never· 'try to run the major departments of government•· from the White House. Nixon's promise turned out to be sheer hogwash. ms presiden· cy, which vested total command in the Oval Office, came as close to being an "imperial" establish· ment as anything we have ever had in the United States. THE QUESTION in my mind at the moment is whether Carter wiU be tempted to repeal that performance. and, despite h.is as· surances, attempt to rule the country himself with only a handful off aithful aides. It would be unfair, of course, lo suggest that Carter will resem- ble Nixon merely be<:ause or the similarity of their rhetoric. But judging from the character of the men and women Carter has picked for the key jobs in his ad- Presidential Hams Get Wry Treatment ll 1s remarkable how little the recent campa ign and election yielded up in the way of,Jlumor and banter. To be sure, w!l?n you are choosing the best of a bad lot, 1l is nol an occasion for gaiety and mirth. Still and all. the level of com ment on the campaign. bolh in print and tube Journalism, wa s lu gu . brious in the extreme. The pro - fessional print !un- nymen, who are nearl y always at bot tom terribly serious fell·ows and saJTatfonlst to boot. did not disappoint us. They took the whole grotesque campaign almost as seriously as Jimmy Carter did. It was not so in the days when Henry Mencken was not only our leading political commentator, but the man who set the tone of other and lesser commentators. Running through everything that Mencken wrote on politics was the Lett motif: Polities is a very funny form of eotertainmenL As he once put it: '"Politics un- der a democracy consists almost wholly of the discovery. chase and scotching of bugaboos. The statesman becomes, in the last analysis, a mere witch hunter. a glorified smeller and snooper, eternally chanting 'Fe, Fi. Fo, Furn'." LORD KNOWS, the pickings for t he politician humorist have been plentiful since Mencken's day. Our last four presidents have been sadly miscast for their role. (Ike looked like the prest· dent of aomfthing, if not exactly the United Statea.) Kennedy. Johnson. NiJC.Oo and Ford all have reminded meolthe rellow who came to Denver to play Kmg war and had the mis· lortune to be reviewed by lbe brilliant Eu1cne Field. He played the King, said field. as tf he expected someone to play the ace. Kennedy, since he was culturally closest to me. made me severelY uncomfortable when be tried C.O act llke a Boeton Brahmln. which be not Infre- quently did. He wu a barten- der's irandson with a Harvard \ educaUoo who . ended up ln t.be .,, [ CHARLES ] _ McCABE _ White House, which is funny enough for starters. Nixon. the righting Quaker. was a howl from a to ied. The guy who asked "Would you buy a used car from him" jUst about s aid it all. Sanctimonious, smarmy, secretive and serpen· tine. he was Uriah Heep in the White House. Yet, in all his years of power. nobody with a loud and clear voice described him for what he was. Only when the end was in sight did people say out loud that the man was a con- genital liar and a petty thief. JOHNSON was a J!reat comic invenUon. part out of Qujxote and part out of Rabelais. There is a great book waiting to be written a_bout this outsize man. Nothing I have seen as yet even begins to convey the flavor of this devious, raucous, scatological primitive. He was a great legislator whOt1e mind was never far from the out· house. The truth is, we allow a man to lose his humanity when he enters 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Nay. more than allow; we insist on it. ~ the Queen of Spain had no lep. we do not want to be re- minded th at the man who runs us all goes to the John regularly: and even occasionally, as in the ca.tie of Johnson, often ruled im· periously from the throne in t~al john. It is my hope that one day a gent will turn up in Washington with thJs sim ple port!olio: Portray the President.. day in and day out, as a human being. The result is bound c.o be enter- talnln& '9\ tbe extreme, beeau.se the office of the pruldmey ia es· sentlally more hllarloua, "'" .,_.;. CW'tnmtatia than even the tra.pplnp of monarchy. Oae part. of us lnslst.s that the most powerful man in tbe world say ·•Ah, shucks" or Its equivalent. al refular intervals. Ano~r part o ua wooJd be mortally orfended' Jr the word sot out. that our lead.er ~•ts at cards. TM electorate ls Jw;t as Cunny a1 t.be men ft elects. The in· teraction of tbeac lwo elementa awaits another and even greater Mencken. The stuff lJ there. boyl. STANLEY KA R NOW ministration. l would anticipate that Ms presidency is going to be a highly personalized and cen- traliied operation. Indeed, he acknowledged as much the other day when, backtracking from his of;}ginal statement on the subject, he as- serted: ''l will be the primary local point for the evolution of policy for the next administra· lion." IN ASSESSING the Carter team, I don't think it is especially' pertinent lo corp plain, as several commentators have, that it is short on blacks and women. Nor am l moved by the criticism that Carter has recruited too many former s upporters of the Viet- nam war. I am troubled by the fact, however, that so few or his key subordinates have constituencies of their own. In other words. they are nearly "all the President's men" - which means that lhey will be in· clined to rubber stamp h.is views rather than function in ac- cordance with what the British call "the doctrine of ministerial responsibiUty.' · Consider, for instance, Carter's choice for Attorney Punch "It's the sort of Christmas present he'll appreciate more and more." General, one of the most sensitive jobs in the admirustra· lion. RECALLING THE abuses of the Nixon years, in which At· torney General John Mitchell played a scandalous role, Carter repeatedly affirmed during lhe campaign that the Justice Dep.artment would be Cree from White House influence. But his choice for Attorney General, Griffin Bell, is not only a Georgia crony. but Carter has said that h e himself would participate in certain Justice Department decisions. Similarly, his appointment as director of the Office of Budget and Management, Bert Lance. is an old Georgia friend and banker to whom, incidentally, Carter owes a good deal of money. Or take the case of James Schles i nger, the former Secretary of Defense, who is slat- ed to handle energy problems from a base in the White House. THE LIBERALS around Carter fought to prevent Schles- inger from returning to the Pen- tagon or taking over the Central Intelligence Agency, where he would have exerted considerable hard-line leverage over naUonal security affairs. But by going into the White House, whatever his title. Schles- inger will carry enormous weight with Carter on foreign policy and defense matters. For under the "law of propin- quity" devised by Slephen Hess, a Brookings Institution expert, presidents instinctively count on those nearest to them physically "to do what is uppermost on their minds." • 1 doubt that Zbigniew Bneiinski, who is becoming Carter's national security ad- viser. can ever match Kissinger, since he will be competing for the President's attention with Schlesinger, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. and Harold Brown, the next Defense Secretary. A COMMON thread linking all these men, however, is that none has a power base outside the pre- sidency. The presidency has become in- creasingly centralized since the tenure of Franklin Roosevelt, who governed with a "kitchen cabinet" composed of a few in- siders. The responsibilities of the real Cabinet have declined. meanwhile, for a couple of reasons. In the first place, the growing weakness of the poUtical party has meant that a new president is no longer obligated C.O reward political leaders with Cabinet posts and need not, therefore, in- clude powerful men in his en- tourage. Secondly. the difrusion of authority in Congress has r e- duced the part that legislature plays in the Cabinet selection, and thus the President bas a stronger hand in the process. But the concentration of power in the executive branch has led to suspicion of the civil service, secrecy in government. defiance of the legislature, and perhaps most debilitating, an in· capacity of the administration to deal with more than ooe crisis at a time. Nixon pushed this trend to its limit, and collapsed ln so doing. I cannot conceive of Carter as another Nixon. But in his fashion, I rear, he is headed in the direction o( more presidential authority than Americans .,.ant -or than he himself pledged to assume. 'Fresh Foreign Tack Welcome' A great deal has been said about the importance of continui· ty in foreign policy. But not enough attention has been given to the advantage or starting with a fresh slate. Jimmy Carter has greater fteedom in thjs respect than any president s ince John Kenned y . Lyndon B . Johnson. who came to power as the result of t he assassination of Kennedy1 Celt obllgatea by eventa to maintain both the team and the pollcles ldentlfled with bis pre- d«euor. Rlcbafd Nlxoo bad to over- come bil own past pos.ltions ln or· der to institute Policies which were lbe m-.jor achievements of hla Admlnlltration -extrication Crom· the Vietnamese wu, deatntction of U.S. 3tocU oC bac· terlolosicaJ weapons, the Qpen· inl up or relations .tlh Com· muniat China, and the agree- menta wlth the Soviet Un1on lhat went by the oame of det.ente. P&ESlbENT FORD Inherited the ent.lro foreign policy of his predecessor: plus tbe man most retpomJble for It -. Henry Kl.u· lnger. ( NORMAN COUSINS ) Jimmy Carter is free to p.lck and choose. Jf t here are elements of foreign policy from the Nixon· Ford period he wishes to keep, he can do so. The main point 1$ that he Is not locked in. Hi~ foreign policy team is not apt to go veering off into startling new adventures. Cyrus Vance, secretary of state, la not apt to engage In provocative probes or nasby maneuvers. Vance ls a belte•er in quiet diplomacy. • Jfthe Russians regard Vance's style aa an lnvUatiao Co them to ~ tough and to test the new ad· ml.nlatraUoo they will be making a serious mlstalte. Vance's low- key approach lJ a n:Oection or streagth, not wealm~s ... WHERE THE UNITED States la apt to regist er tta most lmpor· tMt forelp policy gains ls at the United Nations. The selection of Rep. Andrew Young (D·Oa.) as U.S. Am· bassaaor to the United Nations gives this country a represen- tative at the Unltecl Nations wbo does not accept the notion that lbe UnJted States bu to resign itself to a lotlng poeSUon lJ'I nla· Uoeubip to the m..tority. Nor does he believe that tbc!re la no common ground on ,,..hlch 1' the American representative can stand in his dealings with Third World countries. He can be counted on to take the position that the American people have had a revolutionary past that qualifies thern to understand and to work with other people who want to rree themselves rrom outside rule. To a tar greater extent than is generally realized, America's standing at the United Nations depends on the personal style of our representative. Andy Young may be Jlmmy Carter's secret weapon. TRIS YOUNG man bu all the qualJUet tbat can give our coun· try a respectful audience for the artJclllatlon of it.a po1ltlon.<1- 'lbe foreign policy arena in which the Carter Admi:nistntJon la most likely to be severely test- ed -and very soon -is the Mid- dle Eaat. The Arabs ruard oU as tbe prime tnstrument or their foreign policy. Tbe S&udi Ara· bJans were blat~nt in asking for a payoff for their modtrate posi· tion on the matter of an Increase inoUpnces. JC the Adrninlst.utJoa does not reward the Arabs withsomevisi· ble pressure on IMael -and there ia every indication that Jlmtoy Carter bu no intention of dolng tb1s -then the Ara~ will ust all the leverage they can ap- ply. ' All in all, though, Jimmy Carter is not likely to be hit with major surprises in his early months in the White House. HE CAN USE this time to goocl advantage by building our strength -and he ls smart enough C.O know that strength these days does not consist of huge atomlc stockpiles but of a position of leadership ln helping to meet the world's biggest pro- blems. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT RoMre N. Wt'td, Pt.rbli•htt ThOf114t Keevtl, f;ditor The editoriol Jlllge of the Dally Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by presentJng on thJs page diverse ~omment.ary on topics or Interest by syndicat- ed columnists and cartoonists, by provldinl( n forum for rcndc~· views 11nd by presenting this newspaper·s opinions and Ideas on current topics. The editorial opinions ot lhe Daily Pilot appear only In lh(' cdflorial column at the top or the page. Opinions ex· prc~sed by the columnists and cartoonists nnd letter wnteni arc their ()wn And no endorscrnait <If fhoJr views by lhc DaHy Pilot 11hould b<' lnfttred. Sunday,Jan.9,1977 Sunday, Janutty 9 19n DAIL y PILOT AZ Teachers Multiplying Clout Mortm Sm11/i •~ a political 1urtlt'T /or lht Sacramento Uee. ""' orttcle ia rtpnnlt:d /ff1im 111 Dec. 12, 1976 t<Wion By MAR1'JN SMITll Assembly man J im Keysor knows why teachers are a growing force in politics "They're a powerhouse becaui.e they not only have a lot of money, but they have a lot or bodies who are willing to worlc." said the 49.year -old Democratic legislator. Teachers long have constituted an m· nuential lobby ln Sacramento. During the last decade they also have sought greater political power by contributing more generously to election campaigns. But now il Is all those hard·working bodies within the 150,000·member California Tearhers Association which CTA Jeaders ar e looking lO as the poten- ,Ual source for much greater 1nnuence with state legislators and congressmen. Teachers are being turned on to politics as never before. CTA leaders are tryini to train more and more or the as· soelation's members as political ac- tivists and even to develop something like a grassroots political movement with ties lo e very community in the state. THE EFFORT IS BEING viewed by some politicians with a mixture or awe and apprehension. They think the move ment could lead lo unpuralleled political power. Bu t at leas t a few think the effort could backfire and lessen the CT A's clout in legislative corndors. It's t oo early to say who's right. So far the CTA can claim a high success ralc when it puts its resources -fina ncial and human -into election campaigns. But it's also encountering some rough spots on the road to greater political in· fluence. The CT A is no stranger among the Sacramento power brokers. The I ale As· semblyman Charles Chapel once tol d his fellow lawmakers. "There are only three things I fear - God, my redheaded wlfe and the CT A." If Chapel thought the CTA lobby was formidable. he should see the teachers in political campaigns today, providing the valuable "1n-k1nd servtces" which money cannot buy Democratic Assemblyman Va r Fazio or Sacramento sa ys havinli( teachers IO a campaign orrcrs tremendous benefits for .a candidate • "IT'S G REAT. It gocs beyond what you normally ex peel. lt"i; not like having the plumbers sending people out lo walk precincts on ele<:taon day. Those teachers are there. IJckang stamps. do· ing the hard work, day in and day out.·· CTA leaders say no 0U1er organization in the state has :;o many well educated 3Ild generally articulate members who would make top-notch political activists. Matt Krier, administrall\'e offacer of the CTA's political arm, the Association for Better Citizenship. tht'refore can of- fer a candidate something better than money: "The old adage that 100 wnrker~ are much more 'aluable than SI0,000, that s true." Jim Kcy:wr ·s 1n1t1al poht1cal race 1s a case in point. Keysor was the decided un· derdog when he c:hallenged a Repuhllcan mcumb.-nt 1n his San Fernando \'nlll'Y Assembly distract an 1970. The ancum bent. however, opposed collt·c·tl\·e bargaininJt rights for h•arhers and other public employ('s "l'\ISOr fa\'ored granl ing the righb SO TUE l'NITt.:D T1·1u·hero; tJf Lo:. Angeles, re-presenting the CT A and the California Fcderntaon o( Tc<tcherc;, J?Ol behind Keysor They J?ave ham $4,000 wbkh was one or th~ largest contribu· Uons he received. The AFL-CIO 's Com- mittee on Political Education, on the other band, figured Kcysor as 3 los<'r 'The Old Adage That 100 Workers Are Much More Valuable Than $10,000 , That's True.' :ind gave him only a token $100. But it was tht' hard-working bodies which made the difference. More than 300 teachers went to work for Keysor as \'Olunteers, ringing doorbells. passing out leaflets , addressing envelopes and doing the thousand lillk tasks which an effective campaign requires. Keysor won an upset victory and has held the seat e\'er since The CTA iirn 't s tingy wilh its c-ash, however, as it seeks to get more or ils m embers personally involved in polittcal campaigns. The organization has been donating about a half-million dollars to its favorite candidates each election year . 11fE MONEY IS raised through deduc· lions from m embers' paychecks. Those who don't want to participate may get their money refunded, but about 80 per· cent ol the members permit their $5 an- nual contribution to go to the CTA 's political fund. The deployment of dollars and bodies helped elect 82 percent or the candidates backed by the CTA in this year's elcc-llons. The candidate 1t backed for the US Senate, Democratic incumbent Tunney, lost. but 88 percent of the can- didates it s upported m State Assembly races won. So did 67 percent or those in State Senate contests and 80 percent or those seeking seats an Congress Krier sa)s the CTA is lcarnin~ more wtlh each election about how its ABC can ht•lp candidates with 1n-kmd ser\'ices 'upplcmenled by cash. One idea under sludy 1s lo train tc~chers in polling trchn1ques This expcrll~c could be used m behalf of cnndidat.cs or by the CTA 1tselr in dec1d1ng where its help could be most effective. Krier a lso tnlks of turning some teachers into experts on the operation or campaign telephone banks. They then would be a resource a vailable for statewide use. capable of going into dif· ferent campaigns and training local volunteers in the techruques or elec lionecring by telephone. Local endorsing councils also will be asked lO evaluate the performance of in· cumbenls every year, in e!fect, giving them mid·term report cards and en- couraging them lo improve their voting on CT A programs before receiving their final grades in an election year. The opportunities. as Krier sees them, arc almost limitless: "We could train people to make a financial analysis and set up a budget for a candidate. The ultimate would be to develop a cadre of well·lrained, ex· perienced campaign managers ... "There's no other political fund in California that has that kind of local in· volvement. We have such an intelligent audience to work with out there. They're educated people. You just couldn 't ask for a better audience to work with." But the CT A also is learning that un- leashing teacher power in behalf or selected politicians isn't all that simple. Problem s are developing, p artly because those educated minds often have their own ideas about which can· didales are more deserving of CTA sup. port. TEACHERS DO NOT lead isolated !Ives. Some may be more swayed by a candidate's stand on, say, environmen· tat matters than how he or she stands on education issues Krier encountered something of this, he admits, this year when he met a teacher long active in politics and de· dicaled to working for CTA·backed can· did ates. But she objected. s he let ham know, to the endorsemonl by the Nallonal Educu· tion Association -the national organi11a tJon of which CT A ls part -of Democrul J immy Carter for president of the Unit- ed States. Krier atwmpt1..>d to explain why the NEA decided Carter was better than Gerald Ford on education issues and deserved the orgaoizalioo 's first presldeoUal endorsement. The teacher said thJs couldn't change her mind. ''I bave too much property," she explained. •·My taxes come first.'' But it's the local teachers' occasional dlsincllnalion to pay much attention to the counsel of their state staff or to follow the us ual political guidelines of re· warding one's proven friends which 1s complicating efforts to tum the CTA's ABC into a s m oothly functioning grassroots political organization. VIC FAZIO LEARNED the hard way lhat having the support oC CTA staffers in Sacramento and Burlinga me, where the organization maintains its state headquarters. isn't the sure way to get local teacher support -which is especially important since local councils decide legislative and congressional en dorsements. Fazio, whose district includes portions of not only Sacramento County but all of Yolo and most or Solano counties, re- calls that in bis first race. a special elec. taon in 1975, having the CTA staff support created its own problems. "ll put some of the teachers who are (local) leaders on edge because they felt their staff was going to dictate to them," said' Fazio. "I had the feeling I had lo prove to them that I was worthwhile." Fazio generally enjoyed teacher sup- port and thinks his stroogcr·than· anticipated vote in Solano County result- ed in part from the efforts in his behalf by teacher activists in the area. But he wasn't able to sell himself with the teachers everywhere. "In fact, in Woodland where I went and talked to them I came of! very bad. ly, I discovered," he said. "I didn't get much support there because to some degree I represented the staff support. "THESE TEACHERS AREN'T docile. They gel involved for reasons that are more complex than just bein~ teachers. You h ave to win them over personally, You can't just vote right all the time. You havt! to say the right things, be the right kind of person for them to really want to devote some or themselves to your campaign.·· Krier concedes the truth of Faz1o's ob- servations about the occasional negative eHects or staff support. He s ays he sometimes warns candJdates who want the CTA staff to put in good words for them wllh the lohl endorsing councils. "lt may be the kiss or death for you ... If Fazio learned a litUe about the re- calcitrance of loe?al CTA members in the face of staff direction. Republican As· semblyman Eugene C happie of Roseville, cbairm an of the lower house's minority caucus. had th!! lesson pounded home even more forcefully. • Chappie considers himself to have been a good friend of the CTA during his dozen years in Sacramento. CTA Job· byists agree with him. But both in 1974. and this year the local CTA endorsing council supported Chap· pie's Democratic opponents to his cha- grin and to the embarrassment or the st.ate leadership. "THERE WA S DISAPPOINTMENT on the part of Chappie." sajd Krier. "It was a very frustrating situation ... and it may pose some very difficult, strained relationships for a while ... Krier may be understating the case. Chappie, who again was re-elected this year despite CT A support for his oppo. nent. seems almost bitter in discussing the matter. "I think things are going to get a mue tougher ror them in the next session," he predicted of' the outlook for the C.."T /\ amt its legislaUve program. Chappie vented h1s anger on Krier and other CTA state leaders in a clo~cd·dOWl meeting during the campaign when the) rtosevillc lawmaker put on what tut called "my mad Italian net." He accused the CTA of support.mg Democratic lawmakers s imply because they were Democrats and without rc.4- g ar d fo r pro-CTA pos ition s 61 Republican lawmakers. "At that point they had indicated they w ere not going to support o n.at Republican candidate," said Chappie. •·r think that ulUmateJy on the basis of all the hell-raising we did we shamed thetn Into supporting a couple or unopposed Republican candidates." ' KJllER REMEMBERS mE meeting which he really would prefer to forget. He doesn't argue about Chappie's good voling r ecord, from the CTA point ot view, but says that George Shaw. Chap· pie's Democratic opponent this year. was well known and liked by CTA mem· bers in the area. "He was an elected' <CTA> leader,'' said Krier. "He just had the teacher vole there. It was very dilflcult. No matter how it was presented to those teachers by the repres entativt'S of the CTA lobby and the A BC they felt they wanted to sup. port Shaw '' The CTA did endorse a preponderan~ of Democrats over Republicans this year. Jn Assembly contests, for CK&IU• ple, 58 Democrats were endorsed in the general election and only 10 Republicans. Krier s uggests that part or the reason has been that GOP candidates have not made strong enough efforts to win CTA backing from the local councils and says that he told this to Chappie and lO As. sembly Minority Leader Paul Priolo during his meeting with them t.his year. THE CTA ISN'T ABOUT to change its 5ystem of giving local councils the final say in endorsing legislative and con- gressional candidates despite the oc· casional troubles it causes for the or· ganization's lobbyists . Krier doesn't quite put it this way, but the CT A is attacking il'i problem by try· ing to r aise the political sophistication among its local a ctivislc;. One or the chief tasks for one soon·to·bc-hired CT A staff member will be l o conduct mor~ political workshops where members will be educated about the values of some or the old rules of politics -such as sup· porting inc umbents when their voting re- cords are in s ubstantial accord with CTI\ positions The or~aniiation also hopes its local councils will be able to find greater nu m: beTs of Republicans whose positions ar1: to the liking of CT A so that the teachers don't become identified with just one party. They want to )earn mote, loo, sayS Krier. An important clue is the recent popularity of CTA work.shops on politics. "I remember bei.pg on the workshop circuit and hating to follow salary pre· sentations. •• said Krier. "Everybody would leave." No more. White retirement questions, public relations and salary issues once were the most popular topics for CTA workshops, it's the ones on politics whicl\ draw the biggest crowds now. HE DISPUTES TilE notion that all this activity could backrire on the CTI\ and cause it to lose influence in the halls of power .. I think we're gaarung it in a d1Herent capacity.'· he added. It's not as if the CTA doesn't believe anymore in Jess Unruh's observation oe years ago that "mpney is the mother's milk of politics." But with all those teachers who increasingly indicate ;i willingness to work hard, the CTA think~ it can make big gains by offering a very hearty supplementary diet. Physician Extender Cures PockethoolvStrain WASHINGTON -Do you re· call a few years aJto there was a medium-sited medan flurry over a new sort of health prol~sional called the "phys1c1an extender.," Most or the ones Who got noticed on TV were ex medical fOrpsmen comin!l back ~ into c ivilian -r--' lite from Viet 1'. ~ n a m . Th <' y 11 ~ fit f were men, but .~ . women also d o the sam e work of being assistont doc· ~ tors althoug h usually under the Utle "nurse practitioner:· The idea was that, since such a high majority or the complaints people go to doctors about are too trivial tor a physician's skill level, these hamburger helpers or doctor extend us could take up that part of the medical burden. The unstated presumption here .was tbal doctors, like everything ebe eonne<'ted with he-.Jth care. ere ln short supply. The trouble ls that short supply ln tl field like sntdlcloe Is a subjective judg. ment. THERE WOUl.O seem to. be mote lban enough doctors If you use total numbers. But they'r<' JiO«ly distributed l(eographicaJ ly ~ause they lncxpUcably tend to cluster in hlgh·lncome areas So Uke lbe food shortage and tllc oU aborta,e and sold and dl1-mond sborta•e. the medical llbortaJe doean 't cxlat either If JOU have the mone1 -t. Then there ar e a large number of doctors who h ave Jobs which don't involve any doctoring. A lol of them are involved in research, for exam ple , but when you reflect that a medical doctor's degree docsn 't train one to do re search, you have lo wonder about the wisdom of s pending as much public money on giving people medical educations who don 'l give service in return. Speclalliation creates doctor s hortages where none would otherwise exist Psychiatry is the most famous example of a specialiiatlon which has no medical justification for ex· istence. PSYCHIATRY CAN'T define mentaJ health or disease much less diagnose lt, much less cure it. But thousands ol psychiatrists make a Uvtnr by forcing their un· wanted, useless and expensive services on helpless patie nts through the power of the court system and the peculiar muscle that schools have over their pupils. t>ermatologists, allergist~. pedlatrlclana and who knows what other medical specialties are able to uae mmnam to m nke thelr businesses prosper. The claims of members of these specialties to sltn\flcant, worthwhile and exclusive knowledge ln lhC' domain of their alleged expertlse ls u:nsupportC'd by any credible data, but there ii plenty of evidence that lht system of speclallzatlon drives up cOllts by raising the doc- t« /diaeaae raUo ( J may make you miserable but VON HOFFMAN aren'tgoingtokilJ you. _ _ 111EY ALSO TAKE care or Where once a child was treated by having a general practitioner tell Mommy to keep Snookums Jn bed until the spots went away, we now have a pediatrician, a akin specialist and a n internist to br- ing the child in for a s hort two day stay In the bos~tal for tests to make sure she doesn't have an enlarged ceruminous gland TIDS REFINED and ethical form of ambulance cha.sing Is now being pl eyed out on lhe television news every time a Midwestern swineherd comes down with a case of flu. Epldemlologlsts are nown· to the very spot, to the rarm. nay in· deed to lhe pigsty itself to an- nounce to the world that the anlf • nes and achey reeling the young FArmcr Jones experienced the other day was Indeed the fomous Swtne Flu. tr docton have time cmough to play such games, we have enough doctors. Their Income expectations are so high. however, physician ex· tenders like margarine, the tow. priced spread, become plau_siblc. attractlve substitutes. They've been around now tor five or six yf'ars and In sufficient numbers so that we can make some jud1J· menu about them . We can 'l uy how 1ood they are In llfo·threatenlng situations because they don't ordinarily de- al with acute n)ed1cal crises. They take ca_rc of the thlnp that \ people who have serious chronic diseases, people who must be seen frequently by a health pro- fessional of some sort but not necessarily by Dr. High-Priced Spread or hls colleague Dr But- ter. The preliminary studies on physician extenders suggest that they can be very helpful. One or the moet important things they can do is cut the frequency or hospital admissions and the length ol hospital stays. One study shows physician extenders cutting hospital admissl~ ror diabetes patients by 70 percent. The hoaplt.ala aren't going to like that. There are too many hospital rooms as it ls, but we can 't solve the hospitals' ecooomlc problems by trying to up thdr occupucy rates. ltotpltals are very dan1erous places to be ln. Vou can catch diaeua tbere that you can't get any place else. Furthen:noc-e as their reputatlon for slovmllneas, unrellablllty, lndltference, bad food, bad manners and bankl"upt· Ing their patients irows. ltltAnda lO reason that they mu..1t impede the recovery of the sick. HOW CAN YOU aet well when every tlrne the attendant - nuracs don't do things like this anymore -comes around "'ith your medication, you don't know whether tt 's been goofed up. Some doctors coach their pa· tieota to watch out for lnadvtr· • tent poisoning by the hospitru staff, but how can you have the peace of mind necessary to re- gain your health in such a situa· tion? Think of the terror people must feel while they're getting prepped for the operating room when they think of the people who've bad the wrong legs cut off. Or Imagine yourscll in bed, your husband or wife by your side. unable to move, paralyzed while you hear t he doctor explain that you 're neurologically dead so it ·s okay to pull the plug. Whether or not these are real fears, they are the fears that growing numbers have about hospitals. The system of care that can cut down hospital ad· missions ought, therefore, to be encouraged. There are dr awbacb to the physician extenden. They ere.ate yet another level in the medical helrll'Chy, increasing the poten· Ual for· impersonal treatment, misunderstandings and pro- fessional arrogances. Some doc- tDn don't use the extend~n to lower lbe coets but merely to in· crease their proltts. Tbey charge u much fol" a visit to the physl· clan's assistant as they would a v\$il tolbcimaelvea THEN SOME tblrd•pArty payers like Medicaid won't reim· burse for the services ()( 3 J>hYSI· clan'• asslstllnt unltn there hap. ptna to be a doctor In the buildin~ wher1. the s rvlcc is provldt:d There Is much talk In public •bout aettlna me!dical COits un· der control. Most ()( it la vague and whe n H isn't, it envisions doctors fixing prices more or lesl unilaterally. The physician extender orce~ a real way of cutting prices whiJo enhancing quality. If you tako the Lincoln Continental out to do the shopping. it 's going to cod you a lot or gas and scraped feQ. ders. Better take the Datsun. IS For a simple sore throat yo\I don't need to pay for four years of college and eight additioni.t years or medical traininJt ,, ... ·s~lng of sound mind, I, , How•rd Hll'flh•s ~v• • •rt ml/lion to Mike •nd HMr(I' 1 I.: •• A• DAILY PILOT Sunaay. January 9, u~n -$ ;;"-~ l lf ea rings ' :· ~ .. ; 'flmproved . . ,For Deaf .. .. t .. ; ' ,, : J • ~ . . ~ : ~ . ., . .. . ' ,, . ' ~ . ,. . . . . ' .. ~ ~ )~ : ' , .: : .. WASHINGTON (AP) -As Sy DuBow lec- tures to the eight students in the classroom, be bolds his bands before him in the semblance of a Upping paJr of scales, the sign for a trial. He cups two fingers in the shape of a letter "G" and strikes bis heart. the sign for guilty. DuBow, relying oo sign language and lip- reading, is teaching a course in "street law" to college undergraduates who will face even more difficulty than most people with the intricacies of legal procedures. HIS STUDENTS are deal. The course, the only one of its kind in the country, is a project or the National Center for Law and the Deaf <NCLD). It is joinUy sponsored by Gallaudet College and the National Law Center of George Washington University. Located in a white trailer house on the cam- pus of GalJaudet, the world's only liberal arts college for the deal, the center also operates a walk-in legal clinic for deaf people, works for legislation and court. rulings to help the dear, and conducts deaf rights workshops. "We hope that aft.er loo many years or the law being used against you, the NCLD can help you to use the law for yourselves," Glenn A. Goldberg, executive director, said in an open let· ter to the deaf and hearing-impaired this year. Until the center was established in October . 1975, there was no national organizatinon to help deal people solve their special legal problems. And there are 13.4 million people in this country suffering from deafness or hearing impairment. DEAF PEOPLE, for example, often are de· nied automobile insurance or are charged ex- cessive premiums, say spokesmen Cor the center, even though they might have excellent .. driving records. : . Their deafness is sometimes mistaken for year is $80,000, down 15 percent ---=~ by the last Congress. There have been more than 300 cases, o in· ning with one involving a Callaudet student who had been raped. Personnel of the center helped her to obtain a qualified sign language in- terpreter. In another case, by obtaining an interpreter who could translate Hebrew sign language, they blocked the deportation of a foreign visitor who had lost her U.S. visa. .. : ·: mental deficiency and they are placed in mental : :· institutions or schools for the retarded. In court, • ; they have trouble getting adequate interpreter~. 1 ; and sometimes lawyers who understand their They effected an out-or-court settlement in a Maryland couple's dispute with a landlord who was seeking to evict them because of their hear- ing ear dog. • problems. ~ The center operates under a 30-monlh grant "Most of our clinic cases stem from com- munications failures, rather than from outright discrimination," says Li z Renuart, s tudent director of the clinic. : from the Department of Health. Education and : Welfare. The a ppropriation Cor the current fiscal : ~--------------------------------------------------------------------~ .. ' . , • :: NOTICE ·. TO GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO MAY BE AFFECTED BY OR INTERESTED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES OF A WASTEWATER PROJECT BEING PROPOSED BY THE ALISO WATER MANAGEMENT AGENCY IA WMAJ The Board of Directors of the Aliso Water Management Agency (AWMA) cordially invites you to attend and participate in a public hearing on a Supplemental Project Report, Phases II and Ill, Sludge Handling and lnlana Wastewater Treatment Facilities; and a Supplemental Environmental Impact Repart for Phases II and Ill of Sludge Handling and Inland Wastewater Treatment Facilities. The public hearing will be h~ld as follows: Date: January 19. 1976 Time: 3:30 p.m. -6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m -10:00 p.m. Place: Niguel Hills Junior High School 29071 Paseo Escuela Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 {Exit Crown Valley Pkwy on Chaparosa -school marked with sign The purpose of the hearing is to discuss the Supplemental ProjecrReport and the Supplemental Environmental Impact Report to evaluate the effects of wastewater treatment and disposal facilities to serve the AWMA area. AWMA encompasses approximately 43,000 acres and includes the City of Laguna Beach, the Los Alisos Water District. the South Coast County Water District (formerly the South Laguna Sanitary District). the Emerald Bay Service District. the El Toro Water District. and portions of the Irvine Ranch Water District and the Moulton-Niguel Water District. In general. the area served by AWMA includes the Aliso Creek Watershed and l)Ortlons of the Salt Creek and Laguna Canyon drainage basins. and areas tributary thereto. The Aliso Water Management Agency {AWMA) was formed in 1972 for the purpose of implementing the State's Basin Plans as mandated by the Porter-Cologne Act. The facilities proposed by the Phase II and Ill project report are designed to correct problems associated with insufficient treatment plant capacity. inadeQuate solids handling facilities. unacceptable effluent quality, and unsatisfactory and inadeQuate land disposal • To correct these problems, AWMA has been directed by the State Water Resources Control Board to construct a regional wastewater treatment system. Two major alternatives for construction of these facilities were consi~red in the Supplemental Project Report and Environmental Impact Report. Alternative 1 A (Modified) provides for decentralized treatment facilities and ocean disposal at a total cost of approximately $34,000.000. Alternative 2H provides for centralized treatment facilities and ocean disposal at a total cost of approximately $32,000,000. Alternative 1 A (Modified). though more costly, appears to be the apparent best alternative because 1t provides more opportunities for wastewater reclamation activities in the inland areas and has the least adverse effects on the environment. A Supplemental Project Report prepared by Boyle Engineering Corporation and a Supplemental Environmental Impact Report prepared by the Center for Planning and Research are avallable for your study and review at the following locations: Moulton-Niguel Water District El Toro Water District City of Laguna Beach, City Hall Emerald Bay Service District South Coast County Water District Irvine Ranch Weter District Los Alisos Water District Orange County Environmental Management Agency Laguna Beach Public Library University of California -Irvine library Orange County Olamber of Commerce Alexander Bowie, Attorney at Law Orange County Public Library-South Laguna Branch Orange County Public Library-Mission Viejo Branch Coples of previous AWMA Project Reports. EIR's, and EIS are available for use as a reference at the office of the Aliso Water Management ~gency, 27500 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, Califomla. Should you have any questions or desire further.information or copies of the Supplemental Project Report or EIR. please contact the Aliso Water Management Agency, 27500 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel. CA. 92677, (71 4) 831-2484; or Mr. Dwight Schroeder. Boyle Engineering Corp., 1501 Quail Street, P.O. Box 3030. Newport Beach. CA. 92663, (71 4) 752-0505. It is respectfully reQuested that all comments relating to the Supplemental Project Report and the Supplemental Environmental Impact Report be made available to the Aliso Water Management Agency, as well as Its Member Agencies. its staff and consultants. by malling them to the Aliso Wafer Management Agency. 21600 La Paz Road. Laguna Niguel. CA. 92677, wltt'lin 15 days of the date fo the public hearing. Cart J. Kymla. Chairman Aliso Water Management Agency Liberate th.e Elderly? Task Force Criticizes Social Security SACRAMENTO (AP) California's first Jong-range plan for the elderly stresses indepen- dence for senior citiiens, with such helping b&llCb as mobile minlmarketa at their doorsteps. The plah is only io its lint draft, and revisions wUl be made before it goes to the legislature next October, but its chiefrecom· mendations call for senior citizens to help themselves with services that keep so many or them from being institu- tionalized, the plan's coordinator said. AFTER PUBLIC comment at meetings Jan. 18 in Menlo Park and Jan. 25 in Palm Springs, and probably further bearings ln June, the state Department or Aging will draft a final plan. The legislature appropriated $123,000 for the 15-mooth project aimed at developing a social plan for senior citizens. "Seniors are becoming an in· creasingly important segment or the population," said Janet Levy, department director. "Three million -one in every seven - Californians are 60 years of age or older today, and in the next quarter-century the number will grow to four million." Susan StoOtoper, coordinator of the plan tuk force, was asked what novel recommendations the task force came up with. She replied: "The fact that we're do- ing it is kind of revoluUOhar)'." SHE SAID THE state of Hawaii bas a plan for senior citizens, but federal officials were unable to supply any plan that• the California task force could use as an example. There are about 100 dif!erenl goals in the report, and the task force will try and set some priorities after getting public in· put. But in general , the top priority will be dealing with problems or "people most in need of protec· tive social and health services," Ms. Stofkoper said. "Top priority is to maximize the ability of older people to live as independently as possible, .. sheaaid. THE FIRST PHASE draft of the plan is "just the beginning. It lays out general goals, like ade- qua te housing with support facilities, home-delivered services. A Jot of elderly persons should be living at home, not in nursing homes where they do not belong,'' she said. "They should have the best care possible, but ifs ju.st u waste to have people cared for in institution.a when they don't have to be there. .. Studies show that a range of 2S to !iO percent or the people now In nursing homes don't require that intensive level ol care," ahe added. One recommendation calls for expanded use of moblle minimarkels, such as ooe that bas been working successfully under federal funding this year in the San Francisco area, she said. COORDINATION OF services is necessary, sbe said, noting that one area may have a good senior citizen health clinic, but the elderly who can't drive or af. ford public transportation have oo way of getting there. The task force also was critical of the Social Security benefits penalty against retired persons who take well-paying part-time jobs. They are encouraged not to work because their Social Secwi· ty checks are reduced when wages exceed $2,760 a year, an amount that is being increased to $3,000 next year, due to inflation. 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Movies I didn't like had too many redeeming qualities to make the 10 Worst llat, but weren't good enoueh for \be 10 Best. Some movies I ~yed dated quickly and faded from conaider•tion. Most of the year's batch fell in· t.othe "So What?" category. Here, then, ls a kind or list, mosUy ambivalent, oC what went on in a at.rongly forgettable year: 1 ... ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN." Watergate, recreated resourceCully and with all the elements of both a literary thriller and a rousing tribute to the adventure of journalism. Alan Pakula's masterful direction pieced together an almost insurmountable problem with details and bow to place them, and Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman played Woodward and Bernstein with honesty, polish and conviction. Z. "NETWORK." Paddy Chayefsky's magnifi· cent screenplay ripped away the hypocritical pro- tective veneer of TV, revealing the most powerful and corrupt medium that ever cont.rolled our lives for what lt Is. A modern allegory that blended fantasy and re· alism to make a moral point about mankind and where it 'sbeading. 3. "SEVEN BEAUTIES." Lina Wertmuller'sJ REX REED in the raw richly textured study of the selt-aervtni. immoral immaturity of Italian men burst with irony and paradox on many levels. In the end, the dead light in Giancarlo Gian· nini's luminous eyes said wars are the same on the battlefield and ln the bedroom -they are won more by the panic of the enemy than the supremacy of the . victors. 4. "VOYAGE OF111E DAMNED." An all-star cast of seasoned artists instead of movie manne· quins turned this shockingly true story of 93'1 Jewish-German refugees Ooating in the AUantic on the eve of World War ll into a tapestry o( heart· piercing humanity. 5. "OBSESSION." A New Orleans businessman tCliff Roberuon>, haunted by the death or his wife and disappearance of bis daughter, meets a ghost (Genevieve Bujold) in f1orence who might be one or the other. Brian De Palma's intensely lyrical yet chilling· ly suspenseful direction turned this pulpy dime· store fiction into a deeply hypnotic cinematic ex· perience. 6. "SMALL CHANGE." Francois TruCfaut's Aquarius: You Coine Alive! By SYDNEY OMARR MONDA Y,JANUARY 10 ARIES CM a rch 21 - April 19): Finish what you start; take long. range view. Don't at· temot to substitute for quality. Youhavetime. creativity -and love. t y. Hun c b pay s GEMINI (May 21-June dividends. 20): Practical matters LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. dominate. Questions coo· 22): Gains indicated U cerning security, long-you are diplomatic - range projects command avoid direct conlronla· attention. tions. Accent on what CANCER (June 21· bas been a secret. July 22): Be flexible, SCORPIO <Oct. 23· versaWe without spread-Nov. 21): Friend may be ing efforts too thin. Diel well-meaning but misin· could be constructively formed. Key is to be self. examined. reliant. priorities into focus. CA PRICORN <Dec. 22.J an. 19): Education, language and com· munk a lion -this trinity is emphasized. AQUARIUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18): You come alive -you are more alert, enthusiastic. You accept challenges in healthy manner. cbarmlnf, ln1l1bttul mirror of the world o( ehlldreo, pro\'lnt that they're touJb, ca.nay lltUe 1urvivora wbo land on tbefr feet when lilo knocks them down, just like cats. Endearing .. 1. "THE FRONT.'• Martlll Rltt'a bllsterinJ personal memoir o( the McCarthy witch bwata, wllh an a.rresUnc performance of surprtatnc depth by Woody Allen as an llllterat.e "front" for blacklllted writ.eni who s:row up fast when the finger pomt41d at him. 8. ''MARATHON MAN." The doc-eared vtcUm. plot (innocent man pursued by evil forces for re· aaon.s unknown to him) poU.bed t.o a shine with furious intensity by dlrector John Scblealn1er. proving the overworked action-adventW'e 1enre can be an art form when it's recycled by artists in· stead of backs. 9. With reservations, I'm lumping together the residue: "Robin aod Marian," simply because it re- turned Audrey Hepburn to the screen and she can (See REX REED'S 11. Pase All) • The Greatest Otscov•rr · • 2.!_0ur Time. • .. -~ ... .:.,h~~, .... ~ ..... • ..... ~,·-:.:... ( T-al Ad-<iJ«I-DA\llO IAllt(I(• 0.0<0 .. ty i-U I. (O+NAV <...,..... ---' ,.,. • -•r Cl<AMU L llU* 2nd FEA1\JRE AT AU. DRIVE·INS "THE ADVENTIJRES OF FRONTIER FREMONT" .....___ Me-1444 °"-.... ~ '" ..... u...-._...... '7MJM ~-...,o..p 1 ... l'm -.... c-·~ -·--._,, --.... , ... _._.., ... _ HMU> ~~ .-1 ... -C-t14.IUI ~-"'+ 116401 _,_. .. ....,.._.hr\ IJl.-?t -w..a.w-etM4tl ... _.,....., ... _ ~ __ ,_.. 144-IMf -... -~-..-... _. .. _ ...... .......,_, __ .. _.,.. .... _~ ON..Y SUNN COWUMENtMY MSSES ACCEPTED SEE DR:'.CTOAfES OR CAU. THEATRE FOR SHOWT1MES REDFORD IN 'ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN' Rex Reed's Best In a Bad Movie Year TAURUS (April 20· May 20): What is really important to you comes surging to forefront . Includes ch ange, nat- te r y, achievement, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): SAGITrARIUS CNov. Straighten out money af. 22· Dec. 21): Added fairs. Check fine points, responsibility is featured details. -you get chance to or- PISCES (Feb. 19· March 20): Lie low. Be discreet. Play cards~.===================~ close to chest. Take nothing for granted. Avoid sell-deception. ' ' '· t: ~ TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLI ~ ACROSS 81 Coarse ,.,; files monogram 157 Helm t· ~· 1 Btbltcal 84 Fr"quently position ... ! animal 85 Plano 158 Hawaiian ,,.. 4 Actor composition bird ~ Karloff 87 Cooing 160 Chinese ,.,. 9 Disburse birds pagoda ~ 4 Fprmer 89 Hlspanlola 161 From c:~o College 91 Half: 163 Sprint · • cheer preluc again 1"~ 1 Laud 92 Eastern 165 M1m1c ~!l2 Anxious potentates 167 Dinner )?3 Large 94 Sublet course ;..:-lizard 96 School 1 70 Wall .)5 Assumed dances pamting ... name 98 failure 1 73 Rosy ~J7 Annapolis 99 Sudanic tomorrows ; freshman language 176 Furious ··~9Wme 101 Food 178Early ?--fruit supplements Per·1v1ans .~ 1 Poignant 1 OJ Lower 180 Supernatural ::;n Consoloda11on popufallon sP•••t ~4 Time 106 Concerning 182 N•ncompoop •: units 107 Actress 183 Gain ~'6 Anointed Garoner ascendancy 1 6 Literary city no1es 1 08 Sharp 1 7 Type corner size t t 1 Laughter 18 Musical sound study 113 Herb 19 Revolve dish 24 Oxidation 115 Sea reduction birds 26 Indian 117 Continent: city abbr. 28 Entice 119 Hearsay 30 In 121 Reservation addition dwelling 33 Estimated 122 German 35 F~vorlul city 37 Plunges 124 Shoe into bottoms 40 Greek 1 26 Smiling architecture 1 28 Un1mp0rtant 43 Restauran1 131 Broader patron t 34 Choice 46 Rllythm par\ 48 Hindu 136 Carried merchants 139 Ra's son 49 Lyric 1 41 Pronoun VIRGO (Aug. 23-5ept. g an i z e , to bring 22): You can tie loose--------------------- ends, gel legal verifica- tion concerning proper- "MOl~N. 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IGI ... IDI A WILD ll'OHY"' "CARRIE" "ROUERUU"llU "ADVIMTUHS ~ THI WILDERHISS FAMILY" IGI Spec11I ••co 12 J 10 2 p.m. 1 .. u,.S-&Holl I Si.JS Open Daily 12:30 p.m. OPPORTUNITY knocks orten when you use result-gelling Daily Pilot Clas: .. ified i\ds to re.ich the Orange Coast market . Phone &t2·5678 • . Ml Ml.SAM • IEAU •IOQES • MMILYl tlASUTT DAVID JAMSSEI. JACI •LU8'W. WALTH Ptoa . au- • mKl PU11$·8"11 ••WIMIWl WIS•JO( '"' A 11\W.AYS ~f~IA LA"llY l'U~! •\ON~!!~ IU\1,-.'illll.I Sci 1,i..ytnra.·1•,01111•Jt•Bl\ldM1..,._t1rr.r01«.1 l'rM1•1~: IA Mbyf~AA IS IOt •Wfrlflll)ylARRT FFlllC( ~OJIOWAl\l>~ l!U1•,w1·a1 i, 1t11<-~ nru-1 'R ~ II ~~IJ:0.1>1· ·~•·.,,~J ~\ • M~~ . ' DAIL y PILOT .4 I I REX REED'S IO ... <l'rom Pa1eAlO) do no wronc: "Rocky" because dopey and flawed aa Jt wu, it only COit t&00.000 and cave audiences somethin1 and someone to toot for. "The Man Who Skied Down Everest" because lt w.u tbe most stunningly beauUfUl documentary Good Time Nozzles Take Her for a . Bath I've ever seen. The worst movies o( 1976 1. "A STAR IS BORN." Stupid, cacophonous and unnecessary rock and roll remake or the old potboiler that drowns ln a lot of noise and body odor. Barbra St.relaand looked and sounded ridiculous trying to be Grace Slick, and Kris Kristofferson looked like the Werewolf of London atoned on c:o· Caine. 2. "THE BLVEBUlD." $1$ million in rubles, wasted on a plastic pulf that should have stayed behind the Iron Curtain. too boring for children and too moronic for adults. 3. "THE MISS0\1RJ BREAKS." An idiotic 1 western that proved Marlon Brando is not oaly too big for his britches, but for h1s petticoats as well. Brando coos to bls horse: "You have the lips of Salome and the eyes of Cleopatra!" before Jack Nicholson, as a sensltive rustler who wants to grow cabbages, mercifully slashed his throat. 'E1tteltfle' Chari es Bronson stars as leader of the daring raid lo save 104 hostages in the NBC World Premiere movie, "Raid on En· tebbe," tonight at 8 p.m.onCbannel4. Do YoU ever get the feellnc that. life ii a parade and you're at.and· lnl beb.lnd Bill Ru.saell? Wblle I was watching televJsJon the other nleht, a commercial ca.me on about a shower . no11le that mHHICd your entire body with four different sprays. The batbee twisted and squealed with such de- u,iit that 1 sat forward in my chair to see what was turnlne her on. 4. "CARRIE." Nauseating slobber pretending to be a horror film, about a mentally retarded girl ----------with an Insanely religious-fanatic mother. Sissy Spacek, as Carrie, had a wide stare that made her look like an unborn albino crocodile. Unintentional· FINALLY, S H E flipped her bead and whispered busldly, "Have a GOOD time w\tb your water spray." t shrugged and figured here wu a woman who could make a party out ly hilarious. 5. "GABLE AND LOMBARD." Another graverobbing act of Hollywood self·loathing..( this screeching, cornball monstrosity was lute a lifetime of Louella Parsons columns. Stars Wmglt In the center ring it will be Paul Newman, Jean Stapleton and nearly 40 more American and French celebriUes, performing their own particular, and occasionally peculiar, acts in "The Circus of the Stars." 6. "MIDWA \'."War in the Pacific, with movie The special, airing Monday at 9 p.m. on Chan· stars in every uniform sucking In their pot bellies nel 2. will highlight David Janssen tossing knives at and overacting like crazy to camouflage an embar· target Lynda Carter; Valerie Perrine putting a rassing Jcript that sounded like a Navy-Air Force pack of pachyderms through their paces; Paul training manual. To make matters worse, it was in Newman. Ed Asner and Jack Klugman performing "sensurround," that irritatlng gimmick that spills prestidigitation; David Nelson in a "dive for Ufe" your po~corn while puncturing your eardrums. and Jean Stapleton winging It wittily with a ,, • performing dove act. 7. ,.HA~RV AND WALTER GO T~ NE~ Motion picture and television personalltJes are YORK. Elhot Gould and James Ca~. rollm.g their •also scheduled lo enter lion cages', perform magic eyes •. scr~amlng their heads off, stubbmg ~e1r toes, and do 8 great deal of clowning during the two hour walking mto each other and the set, and trying to do · 1 a weak imitation of at least two of the Three jsipecjiiiai .jjijij;iijijjjjjijiijiijjjijii.iiiii Stooges. About as fWlny as a case of botulism. 8. "LIPSTICK." Rape for fun and profit, with miscast model Margaux Hemingway t alking through her teeth. This is a serious subject, but it's treated here as though it were being covered by Women's Wear Daily . 9. "A MATIER OF TIME." Ingrid Bergman, as a faded femme fatale, and Liza Minnelll, as the chambermaid in a Rome hotel who imitates her. Hopeless farrago of amateurish writing, hammy acting. 10. Equal boos to "Moses," "Ode To Billy Joe," "The Last Woman," "Two· Minute Warning," "Inserts." "The MarquiseofO" and ''The Ritz." ' t~ " ... Nothing less than the most exhilarating ~ entertainment of the :.-, 1 film year to date." '/ Vtntmr L,,,t;..,-NEW YORK TIMES •i.llMtw~-CH.,,... ~Hll'!O<.t•"' GENE WILDER JILL CLAYBURGH RICHARD PRYOR ....... ~·-•"''""SILVER STAEAK" ...... , ...... "'-<°"'>«Y-~ .:..,.:;:.;,..c.._,,,,,_,_ PATRICK McGOOHAN ·-- ,, 11THE ROGUE" PLUS (R) "GIRLS IN TROUBLE" LM.BOYO] INFORMS In th~) DA ILY PILOT !,.. AT WIT'S END of a tax audit and forgot iL During the next break, a commercial came on of a man so beat I tboucht he was going to expire before my eyes. AU be wanted out or llfe waa a I Wbt really aent me to the plumblnc supply w~ a commercial for a water spra)' fllmed at a l"elOrt lD Florida. A hld-- den camera· an d. rnlcrophonerecordedt.b1a rapture felt by the people who stood under the QOl 11ult ol water. (Tbe J..t; Ume I aaw tbat look OI( anyone's face, It w~ worn by my mother ._ myweddlnt.) decent burial. Then be MAYBE THAT'S ~ stepped into the shower wu mlsslng In my l.lfe.. i; and be~an to cover bad trled raucou.~ bimseHwitb lather. pa.rt.lea, Jet travel, ani1J; Within seconda, b1a en-: baking from aerate~ tire body sprang to life. . Maybe all I needed ~ The last glimpse showed create some excJtement: him sniffing bis soap in was a shower spray tq! pure ecstasy, and yelling sweep me off m y feet. ~ to his wife to get bis It took 45 minutes f«ll\ bowling ball out of the my aoa to relinqulah tbll clO&eL bathroom to me. 1'htl! steam opened up pore5" At'TER THAT I began that had been clOled fqt to watch the bath com-. repal.n. • mercials closely. They ; Turn.lnl on tbe aptg~ were all the same •. caused the abowtr ~ Everyone bad aucb a • clNncb my bead in~ swell lime I felt guilty . u be bad forgotten tO! watching them. • pusb down tbe pluncer:\ One woman who 1be soap wu in a Uqul~ looked like a walking ad form in the soap dlab. ~ for sweat, eued herself bottle of sbamp~~ into a tub of suds and lm· without a lld apUled ~ mediately turned into a my feet. The spray ~ sex kitten. She snuggled at eye level aod bOckecF down under the bubbles meiDtoawall. ·..; closed her eyes and I don't think sbow~ purred, and invited will ever replac everyone to join her. volleyball. CUM UltWOOlt 1M1 INfOlaltw> ..... HIOM YIL9(1TY tMt CIMr Ml""°°9 TMl 1 .. GaCllOQ ... '"' HIGH YILOCITT1N1 ""'"" ____ Tlln 1 11 ............... ---··=- -l ... '"lllCll ClltllMW""" ",...., THI IOOUl111> '"'' OllLS IN TIOUIU (I) t\ ... " ' f ' t I AJ2 DAIL y PILOT Sunday. January 9, 1977 Beautifyi"lfg ~ Bolsa Cldca Geometric patterns show progress of $5 million expansion program at Bolsa Chica State Beach. Lifeguard towers at right are half of the 12 that will be added to the exist· ing seven. Picnic tables, below, are some of the 240 that will be grouped around con· cessionaire plazas. The lO·month project is due to be com· pleted in June. Less photographable aspects include 2,000 parkil)g sialls, 13 " dressing rooms and two and a hall miles of bicycle trails. 2 For 1 Sale Sweaters Tops Jackets Pants Dresses Bikinis All sales are flnall The Second G lance Grant Cinches Water Office FINAL ~~ ~~ ~~ A fede ral grant of $195,000 for a new ad· ministration and operal· ing headquarteri for the South Coas t County Waler District in South Laguna has been ap. proved, Raymond C. Miller, district general manager, said Friday. The grant is part of a $2 billion appropriation to promote public works to relieve unemploy- ment. Saving Bills Endorsed THE SOUTH Coast County Waler District grant was one or 2,000 ap- proyed for funding Crom more than 25.000 applica- tions for funds made na· tionally. • By O.C. HUSTINGS • Ol t ... 0•11' "llotStAff : Five pieces of pro. • posed state leg islation that would save Orange . County government time and lax dollars have won the endorsement of COUD· ty supervisors. quired six-month waiting period without the need for another court ap- pearance. County offic i a l s est,imated ell,minating that f!nal step <X>uld save $37,000 annaallt. The five measures Another meas ure, were proposed by a com-which could save $30,000, mittee of county of· eliminates the need for a ficials, chaired by preliminary notice to Supervisor Ralph prospe ctive jurors. Diedrich. County pmclals s aid that One or the measures notice dup\lcates af- would provide for the fidavits sent out with automatic granting of jurors' summons for divorces after the re· duty. Dea'h Notice• IELYEA u ; e lto ~urvlved bv llllrtHn RMOOA BELYEA. rnldenl of 11r•ndc~lldr•11 ; .,,, •• ,, 11'••1· lA9vn11 Hiii\, Caltt.,..,,le P••-•-Y 9"...-cllll-. Servkft, ros«y 81 4 I) .,,_,., 4, ,.,1, S..rvl""d bv -..., PM Suftd•Y Januerv t •I Smith's ltotler1 N &.•~· of Ntw-1 8"<11, Mot1 ... rv MHt •I • :IO AM _..., C. 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EPl'UN SOCIET Y CREMATION Burial at Sea S uper vi so r s a l so agreed to seek legisla· lion allowing only one published legal notice for zoning changes, rather than two , w i th a n estimated sayinas 'of $600 per zone change: In addiUon, the board will seek a measure al· lowing traffic citations against juveniles to ~ processed by municipal courts instead of juvenile courts. And, supervisors hope to win approul or a fs.fth measure which would al- low them to make cer· tain changes in general plan am e ndme nts without first sending the changes back to the county Planning Com· mission. • • • WOMEN'S ROLE in politics will be the topic of Mrs. W. Lee Spencer a t the Irvin e Coa st Republican Women's Club meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Republican women who wis h t o attend should call Mrs. A.a Mettler at &«--0327 for re- servations. The meeting will be held at the University Community Association building, 4530 Sandburg Way, Irvine . Officers ror 1977 have been chosen. They are: Mrs. Jack T. Donnell Jr., president : Dorothy Crabb. vice president; Mrs. Wells Daniels, re· cording secretary; Mrs. Chuck Borkowski~ cor- res pondlng secretary, and Mrs. A.H. Mettler, treasurer:: · Miller said the federal money will enable the district to construct the new facility at the upper end of West Street with little, if ·an1,, ,addltioo81 funds over and above We build end ••II redwood hot tubs starting at $1200. Includes 4 benches, heater, fitter, pump and 3 Jfts. Thinking about buflcflng e swimming pool? 30 years experience speaks for 1t1eH. CaU us for a no obllgatlon estimate. Indoor-outdoor pfant conaultatlon end In· atallatlon. We 1peclallze In container gardens. 1752 Langley, lr;vlne-Phone: 979-7433 Mon • .frt. 8:30-5 p.m • WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOR Gold Jewelry Diamonds & Other Fine Antique or Contemporary Jewelry Watches .. Crystal Porcelains China Paintings Bronze Statuet1 Silver Vintage or Classic Autos Boats Antiques etc. w. appraiH & buy whole ..tales or single lt.m. or .... 11 .. u for yo" on oonuniulon. J • U yoµ don't know whiat U 1-or what it 1-worth-bring \t tn (or call ._ and we'll come out). No obU;aUon or char;• for v•rbal appraiaa.l, •Uher ln your home or iA our gallery. r those received from the sale of the present bead· quarters on Virginia Way and other property at an abandoned re- servoir site. ~~SAVE UP TO 500/o The cost of the new building is estimated at between $325,000 and $375,000. Terms of the grant te- quire the district to begin construction no later than March 22, MILLER SAID the water district expects to demolish the temporary maintenance office now on the West Street pro- perty and begin sil4' pre- paration within a week andahaJf. The new facility will include a community room designed to serve as a meeUng place of civic tmprovement and community betterment argan.izations. 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You smoke as much as you want until you lam to quit WITHOlTf hypnosis, sare tactics, electric shocks, wiUpower, or cllmbina the walls • Come-to a FREE E-XPLAN A TORY SESSlON ... and bring your dprettes ... by February 24t.h, you won't n«d them anymore.· LOCATION ' FREE SEMINAR SESSIONS STARTS LOCATION lllVlllllOI V~CA •OIO JtfltNoft • _, ot Matnotla FREE SESSIONS nim,. T!IWINll IAH dltNAllOtHO Tllll~ YU or o lta7 Hll\011 l1111 11 i « 1120 :IO l'M 7iH ll'M 111t. 10 • W1t«t11"1 bit 71 0 ll'M HQ A4am .. HunllntlOll ... tll, CA t2U6 Or•• Count11 (7l•l H >HSS Set\ OittO COll!llY 111•1 2u .. n1 I.pt A~ C•111\ly (2l3) H7•ttff .... ·- aining Ground »>' BARBARA GIUS·BOWEN Ol llM Dilly PltoCSc.tll t Within a few months, Orange ·C9Unty Supervisers will consider ~ible zoning revisions that .ould encourage mobiJe home iJJirk deve lopment in unin-l~rporated areas and permit ~ile home owners to purchase s~ace lots rather than rent them. If such action is approved. site ,ownersbjp would also be ex· tended to ~xlsting parks and Orange CoWity would become the 18th of California's 58 coun- ties to permit subsidized 'ownership. ! At the preseat time, mobile home park residents are vuJncra- 'bte to increasing space rents Many are elderly and lack sulfi· !ctent funds to move elsewhere. • i THE COUNTY also 1s explor· tng legislation to obtain federal ~ds to subsidize site rents. per visors twice rejected ves to impose rent controls. ' The m ove toward con- minium-type ownership is an bdicator that mobUe parks are e lo stay, say developers. ,,Jn a county where average -home prices s<;ream past ,000, mo bi le homes offer 'lies an alternative for better eonomies, they say, e\·e n ugh some newer modular ex dables sell for $.50,000. (That could buy a new four- room single-family home th a ~ackyard for you and your in Ontario; but then, it's in ario.) t FOR THE LOW-INCOME. mall family, there is a decided dvantage in purchasing a mobile home from the start, since a lower down payment is required to move in than is re· quired for conventional homes. More than 90 percent of the mobile units marketed today are built to •·workmanship stan· dards" guaranteeing trailer con· struction, plumbing, healing and electrical system!; for a long life. New models offer from 980 to 2,500 square feet of living space. The larger modular types can be telescoped to accommodate highway transport, then stretched into position on site so that floor plans can assume con· figurations other than that of the standard "tube." Many manufacturers aJso offer exterior options that can turn a ··trajJer" into a styli.zed "patio home." AS FOR SITE rentals, they usually run between SM and Sl75 a month in the county. Some prime locations, such as sites on the waterfront at El Morro Can- yon Beach north of Laguna, rent for around $300 and more. Custom exterior modifications have proven lo be both aesthetically -and financially beneficial to several perma- nent El Morro park dwellers who employed the carpentering YOU services or Patrick Whalley. him.sell a park: resident, to add spruce and redwood sundecks, trellises, fencipg and overhangs to expand and personalize their living space. One resident figures the addi- tion of a large stepped deck which cost $4,000 for WhaJley to build increased the on-site value of his trailer by nearly $10,000. UNFORTUNATELY FOR the El Morro homeowners, however, the park hangs in the balance over Ii t1galion between Joan Irvine, principal properly owner and the s tale. (The 300-space park is leased to owner Peyton.) Depending upon the outcome of the suit, in which Ms. Irvine is contesting a $7.5 million offer by the state to turn the property into a state park. residents could be <lisplaced within the next few years. In the meantime, however, like sea gulls rel urning to the surf for one last bask in 1ls glimmer, buyers continue to flock to El Morro. There are no vacancies. except maybe for a day, before the word gets out. If the stlite does purchase the land for recreational purposes, law requires that the residents be (See MOBILE, Page 82) DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday. January 9 19n .. uture Park Objectives: Build More, Buy Lots By KATIIY CLANCY Of IN 0.Uy PllolS~ll The average family purchasing a mobile Thal frequently leaves the land too ex· pensive for a mobile home park. Evans s aid. home in Orange County today can expect to '-spend roughly $35,000 lo buy a double-wide home • and have it installed. Experts in the field say a 1.100 to t.600- square-foot hom~ can b~ purchase4 as inex· pensively as about $20,000 but can cost up lO about $50,000 dcpen<ting upon the amenities added. Ed Evans. developer of three mobile home parks in lhe county, said the home owners can expce<:t to spend from S120 to $150 a month to rent a space in one of the county's newer mobile home parks. FOR THAT RENTAL, lbe home owner likely will receive use oc.i. clubhouse, swimming pool and other recreation facilities. HE SUGGESTED permitting more mobile homes per acre than in conventional housing tracts to make such development feasible and to serve the county's moderate-income housing need. l t He also will pay a registration fee to the California De partment of Motor Vehicles but will be bllled for property taxes only on cabanas and structures added to the mobile home. At a time when the average new single Cami· ly home in Orange County costs $81,000, county officials regard the mobile home as one way to provide housing for moderate and lower·income families. Supervisors in September ordered county of· ficials to begin studying ways lo encour age mobiJe home park development in unincorporat· ed county areas, as well as ways lO allow hqme owners to buy their own lots. EVANS WHO IS working with the county on that study. said lots similar to those renting for $1.20 to $150 monthly could be sold for $12,000 to $18.000 each depen<ling upon their location and development costs. At present, county officials said there are 31,032 mobile home spaces within Orange County cities and unincorporated areas. But the s upply of lots has not keft pace with with the demand. One reason new parks aren't being de- veloped in the county's unincorporated areas is because mobile homes are permitted only in areas zoned for multiple family dwellings. County planners explained higher·density mobile home park development would not likely overtax county services because there normally are fewer residents per mobile home than in sin1ile family homes. County supervisors have provided ror poSSI· ble mobile home developments in two recently. approved housing communities in the El Toro "' and Laguna Niguel area. • THOSE PROVISIONS would permit up to 2,000 homes within the 1,375-acre Rancho de Los Alisos Planned Community i.n the El Toro area and up to 2.400 mobile homes''tn the Kite Hill and Country Village Planned Community in Laguna Niguel. But county planners cautioned that before development ·co'uld take place, the mobile home park bu"Ilder likely would have to compete for land with the multiple-family home builder in ad· ditioo to obtaining spe!tal county permits. Evans said, however, he is confident the county study will make mobile home park de- velopment easier. He said many developers are interested In building new parks either with ren- tal spaces or lots that could be purchased. "The board (of supervisors) members. eac~ .. one of them Individually, have indicated a stron~ interest." Evans said, ''ln dolng something with. the mobile home as a potential answer to af. fordable hous ing in the county.•· Mobile home cluster nestles in pocket of foothrlls along highway. Evans said the problem then becomes one of price competition between the mobile home park developer who would put only seven to 10 homes per acre and the condominium or apart· menl developer who woLtld build 15 to 4-0 units per acre . He continued: "The day of the four-unit-per. acre tract is a day of the past." • &~ W@M!I ~·1 ~ c Fill ~@((WO©@ I ~QI a pruhkm" Then wnlP to Pat Dunn Pat will cut red tape, geltwg the AIMWt'ra and action you nt'ed to 80iue tnrq111t1c11 in government and bu.~1 !I.~ Ma1l 11our q11e11101i$ to Pot Dunn At Your Sero1ce,OrangeCocut Daily lot .P 0 Baz1560.Co~lo ~1eao,CA92626 lrachxi~·J1ourlel~phorarnumber •'f'ltt culumn appt!arsdml11 erccpt Sotu.rdays , Your Ille lnaurance poflcy and yCHAr blll have been cencefed. Fl«Mllty Union'• contumef re4etJona director, David Whitter, r• ports that en lnvHtlgatlon showed "• genuine mtaunder1tandlng" betw"n you end the co~ny'a •o•nt. The type of policy you purch .. ed wH Fidelity Union's "College M .. ter Plan," the blggHt Mlllng campus llfe lnaurence poflcy. One Informative eource on th• aubject I• "The Shopper'• Gulde to ute rnaur•nc• fot Coflege Student•," evall•bl• for S1 from Conaumer Newa Inc .. 913 Netlonat PrH• Bulldlng, w .. hlngton, DC 20045. to ;r. r .... ..... . DEAR PAT: I bougtltaportablemtcrowaveovenfrom a private party. I got the ln"ructlon booklet, but she told me to .~ be sure to keep the oven very clean. She saldf "It's safer that,·· wav." I've worrfed aboUt that remarlt ever s nee. Is It Impor-tant? If so, whyt I worry about radiation. ' Sunde .Janu 9. 1977 t's a Long Way Down Frolll the Top ""~ ZARB, ABOUT TO BE EX·ENERGV CZAR 'Frank, Don't Forgetto Take Out The Garbage.' Costs Hurt Medical Devices Hit WASlllNGTON (AP> -A federal in· vestigation of marketing practices in the medical-appliance industry has been urged by the head or the !louse Aging Committee's health subcom mill<!<!. Chairma n Claude Pepper CD-Fla.). said those who "victimize our nation's elderly by charging exorbitant prices, manufacturing shoddy medical equipment and engaging in high-pressure s ales techniques are as reprehensible as those who rob them in the street." Pepper called for action by the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Com- mission as he released the panel's report. lt alleged ··unmet needs and excessive costs" for such devices as dentures. heanng aids and eyeglasses THE NEEDS OF aged persons for such appliances are "unmet because, in many cases, the elderly cannot afford the devices and because public and private health benefit programs have provided only limlted help In this area,'• the s ubcommittee reported. "The elderly who are able tq afford needed medical appliances are frequently the victims or abuses such as overpricing and un- nect>Ssary services," It added. The panel said an estimated five million t"lderly Americans wear glasses needing cor - rection. nearly 3.5 million over age 65 have dentures needing replacement or refitilng, and about 1.5 million aged persoos are "una- ble to hear words that are •}>Oken in a normal voice'' and need either hearing aides or m•alhelp. Pep~r. in a letter to the FTC, nJd price variaUon.s have been fOllnd that are "so broad as to be inexJ>llcably unrelated.. to cost." For example. he saJd, a New Yort survey "found a 2SO percent difference in glasses purchased at various ouUet.s." THE 8UBCOMIOTl'EE said it found that 0 identical dentures, including identical fitting procedures, range in price from SlOO to $1,000, and concluded that "this d.iacrepancy in large part rellects overpricing." It added that the "cost or hearing aids is excessively high --21~ times the wholesale price -and represents a formidable barrier •to those elderly people who need the devices." Cardiac pacemakers also may be overpriced, the panel said. I t .. . . . . FROM Fash ion Island Newpart Beach ·---- BySAVLPE'JT ......... Cw ....... WASHINGTON CAP) -Elliot Richardson, a man for all seasons who la out or season, bas a playful idea. It la to collect the brightest people about to lose tbelr jobs in the federal government and form a small counterpart ot the executive branch on the outside. "We would hire ourselves out as professional opponents or whatever the new administratioo does. AnythJng they are for we are the experts in be· ing against. We'd provide the analysis, develop the action recommendations, design the campaigns for public support, draft the bills for Congress. You could make mllllons that way, don't you think? THE OUTGOING SECRETARY of Commerce, who holds so many ex-UUes he lives in fear of being introduced one day as the former Elliot Richardson. was. of course, making a joke about his future plans. But the area or his humor reflects a question occupying the minds or ma ny or the na- tion's leaders who are now 11 days away from being strippe d or all rank and almos t all privileges. It is a problem of adjus tme nt fa c ing Gerald Ford because he baa been President and won't be again; EIUot Richardson because he has been almost ever- ything else in the ex- ecutl ve branch but President; Henry Kiss- inger because he has RICHARDSON lived and labored at the core of world peace or war for eight intense years. A problem or adjustment for the many others far removed from Armageddon but still in the thrall of the consuming challenge, the heady excitement of trying to make a government or 215 million peo- ple work. IN ADJUSTING TO PRIVATE citizenry, Gerald Ford has at least this going for him: Before he got it, he never Justed for the job. He was in it on· ly two and a half years and, all hands seem to agree, never became addicted to power. But going into retirement he will not have that comforting annuity enjoyed by every man who went before him, the knowledge that once there was a time when a majority of his countrymen voted to make him their leader. Even Richard Nixon has that to cling to. Gerald Ford never wanted the job but having gotten it he wanted to keep it by public reaffirma- tion, election. He thought he had earned the right to enter history with more than the unique title of "caretaker President." EDITOR'S NOTE -With o cJou lookot the outgoing PrultU'nt .and IM nwn llJllo 14/t twfor• him, wUi'l in- tmnew1 wfth Cabinet nwmtwra ond high White Hauae of· jldaU, with fre1h in.ight in.to the hum.cm equalion o} gov· emment, Soul. Pett~' tM other side of tronsilwn: the trauma o/ loringpower. "He thought be hac{Aone a good job here," said a man a few steps from the Oval Office. "He wanted to keep dolng it because he thought he was right. He espedally thouabt be had led a spiritual revival in the country. He genuinely identified himself wlth that great feeling we all had July 4. And that, more than anything, explains that look or deep hurt in his eyes on Nov. 3 and socne of the days that followed." Among recent Presidents, Harry Truman seemed to have the least difficulty in transition. "I don't worry about myselfl" Truman used to say. "I just have a good time as 110 along.'' TJDS QUAUTYOF PERSPECTIVE, this self· sense o! being ordinary. is freque.uUy ascribed to one of Truman's admiren, Gerald Ford. It is never ascribed to Henry Ki&singer. Kissinger can and probably will make a pile of money from books, which should ease the pain of bis transition. It is also llke- 1 y that the new ad· ministration will call on him now and then for special uses. But mosUy, day to day, be wlU be out or it, away from the ac- tion and the power, cut off from the daily cables from around the world, the umbilical cord of master diplomats. "It will be difficult for him," said an as- sociate, "the first lime a head of state comes to Washington and Henry is not invited to the state dinner at the Whtie FORD House or the visitor doesn't seek him out for t ea privately." · Lawrence Eagleburger, a deputy under- secretary or state: "YOU CAN'T UVE, AS WE HA VE, with issues lhatmighthave involvedthelifeanddeatbofthecoun- try, and not be spoiled for most other Jdnds or work. . One man who does not mind, in the least, not be- ing recognized among strangers Is William E . Colby; until 10 months ago director or the Central In- telligence Agency. Now in private lile, writing a book, giving lectures and boning up for a law prac· tice he left 26 years ago, America's former chief MOBILE HOME IDEA GAINING .•. (From Page 81) adequately compensat,00 by re· location to a comparable en- vironment. "THAT WOULD BE very hard for them lo do." says Whalley. "El Morro trailer park is the only place in Orange County that you can live on the beach for re- asonable money. There's no other place like it." "The county's orientation at this Ume is to provide more mobile home parks. con- dominiums and subdivisions, and develop a permit procedure for doing this," said Bill Olson of the county's zone code revision of- fice. "This does not mean that in a sea of conventional homes, somebody wiU be able to plop a If you live in a mobile home and have a problem, several Orange County groups will try to help. County supervisors last fall established a mobile home grievance committee to attempt to settle com· plaints dealing with mobile home parks. The committee includes representatives from mobile home owners groups, mobile park operators, the Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs and the district attorney's office. TUEY FUNCTION CIDEFL Y as a panel of last resort, county officials explained, to be used only · after other efforts to resolve problems have failed. The Western Mobile Home Association attempts first to settle complaints, many of which deal with rent increases. And Ed Ev ans, a park developer who works with the association, said frequenUy the problems .have · been resolved by opening communication between te-· nants and park managers. The Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs also attempts to resolve complaints about· mobile homes and home parks. mobile home right in the middle oftbem. ..IT'S EASY TO change a code to fit our needs -that's office work," he added. "The main thing at stake here is people's at- titudes." Mobile home park developers are urging supervisors to rezone single-family development zones to accommodate added develop- ment. They claim they presently are hard pressed to compete with multi-family homebuilders for land. At the same time, the de- velopers point to a mobile home park's "low environmental pro- file" compared to multi-storied apartment or condominium · structures. "Tb.ls still panics a lot of ·peo. pie.'' Olson said. "Surrounding reeldenta want to be assured that such a development will not have any adverse impact on their own propertyJ.lnvestment.s." I THE IMAGE OF run-down "trailer camps," cluttered aluminum-roofed jungles, still exiats and will continue as long as there are unsighUy examples of mobile home living for people to point to. "The mobile home in- dustry has a big selling job ahead. ofttaelf," said Olson. Whatever plan is fmally adopt- ed by the aupervilors for further mobile home park development, Olson said, "Landscaping and site design will surely be definite fact.ors. INSIDE PARKING ON 3-LEVELS UPHOLSTERY CONVENIENT TO All STORES W1lft Y• W•t ........ It 22 H-41« ll•d. Cetf• ..._541-0 59· South Coast ?taza "spook still attracts protestors. especially on publicized campus appearances. Colby is no longer aUended by CIA body iuards, a !act, he said, which does not make him uneasy although he still carries top secrets in his head. Colby does not miss. be said, the lure of the lnner councils of government, the occasional crisls at- mosphere or the prerequisites or office. What he does miss, he said, is information. RICHARD B. CHENEY, 35 and about to leave government. majored In political science in college and ultimately reached the "best place to pracUce the art fo1m." the White Hou.se. Ford's chief of at.rt willrniss: "Not b e in g in- volv'ed. Not being able to walk down the hall tothe Oval Office and recom- mend a course of acUon to the President of the United States. Not being there where fundamen- tal decisions are made affecting the llie or a country. It's beady sturr but nobod y d oes it forever." William Coleman. 56, sec r etary o f transportation a nd a lawyer, will miss the combat of c~binet de-KISSINGER bate and trying lo get legislation out of a Democrat controlled Congress. He is frank enough to admit, "trying to work your will is one or those things which have always given me pleasure.'' RON NESSEN, 42, A MEDIA MAN himself, will not miss combat with the White House media. "As individuals," he sald, "reporters may be as compassionate as anyone. As a group, they are slow to forgive and forget a mistake." He takes with him this framed quotation from his wall: "A press officer is like a man pegged out on an Africian ant hill for her termltes or the daily press to eat intoat will." At this wr iting, Nessen doesn't know what he'll doalterJan.20. Neither does Elliot Richardson, 56, a man with special problems. He frankly wants to run for Presi- dent. What to do in the meantime? .. You might say I'm sort of a professional cabinet officer," said the man who has held more cabinet jobs than any in history. "My highest and best uses, I guess, are in the kinds or things I 've been doing and there are no obvious substitutes.•' FRANK ZARB, 41, FEDERAL energy ad- ministrator, goes back to the investment business in New York, where he made $120,000 a year before coming to Washington for a third of that in- come. It was not a sacrifice, he says. He is grateful for the ex- perience and the insight it gave him into the pro- cess or gove rnment. He goes with two convictions. One is that "people who s ay you can't get anything done in government because or the process probably couldn't get anything done elsewhere in life." The oth er is that ''federal bureaucrats, as individuals, are the best, NESSEN most talented, most dedicated employes I've seen anywhere." · He does not, be says, think his ego will suffer the bends out or office becailse he frequently re· ' minded himself tbejob was temporary and he was .not indispensable. In terms of ego, his wife was of inestimatable value. "Frank," Mrs. Zarb used to say every night to tbe United States energy czar, 'don't forget to take out the garbage." • ICllObe 5• 2" GtVlld ltefinlthed ond rebuilt ·-12995.00 • Hanit!!ond ~ mod." 172. ~ 14295.00 i'i ft!j ; 1:1 #I : I • l CLE4RANCE! • .._.,,_, Dolphin ~cl, AutOlllCltic WAS $13'° ""11195 • ~ SplMt mod. M-J ond -.ft> tpeal• *695.00 MANYMOREro CllOOSE FROM!!· Ornnge County's oldest established J lummond Dealer • We will not know- ingly be under1old. STEREO SOtJNDS 9F .-.rHE HARBOR -l • I 1 ~ - . . .. - !' f ,,; I I • f Sunday. January 9, 1en PAIL Y PILOT · e . Yot1 C'mt B elp Skills Welcome The Voluntary Action Center in Newport Beach is in South Orange County to assist and inform individuals and/or interested groups about the many possibilities or volunteer service. Whether you are 16, 60 or older there is an assignment where your help would be appreclat~. A South Orange County agency which provides services for adoption of children of all ages, short term foster care and problem pregnancy counseling is in need of a public re- lations volunteer. If you are interested in using you ....... live skills to publicize the actions, accomplishments and/or needs of this particular agency via posters or brochures. phone 675-9210 or 833-9278. Belp for You Filter Detours Pests This is the time of year when hundreds of mosquitoes find a home in Orange County swimming pools. When homeowners turn off the heater, filler, and cblorinator in the colder parts of the year, it is just a matter of weeks before the pool is a perfect habitat for mos- quito production. ~~ll .. ·Bef ore the Storm Passersby who stopped to watch the storm gathering over the ocean Wednesday off Heisler Park in Laguna Beach may have se'en this contingent on Bird Rock, also probably wondering a bout the best place to take cover. As the after· noon waned, the glimmer. of the swirling clouds and chop- py sea gave a beautiful cast to the troubled elements before the rain was unleashed. The Orange County Vector Control District (formerly Mos quito Abatement Dis trict) would like to remind I' -id t,. ~ ~ 4-t~tfi:cts Friendly Flock· . . , f .Hf • 1•,, l'I I , I pool owners that just running the filter system four hours a day will discourage mosquitoes from taking up residence in the family pool. lf mosquito "wigglers" already appear in the pool, a call to the district, at 537-5891, will bring assistance with.in 24hours . • t• , 1. f (; f I do 11 .,J 1, I 'I I I ' Robinsons and \Brides Magazine' present: Br'des ... the beautifu peope ! '\. This 1s the show you can't miss. You'll meet 'Bride's Magazine' editor. Grace Wainwright, as she introduces our most beautiful bridal gowns. January 23 in Newport, at the Marriot Hotel Grand Ballroom at 2 p.m. Call (714)644-2800, ext. 370, for reservations. You may win our ·1Qnmd Prize ... a honeymoon trip for two to San Francisco! Three <. l.~s and two nights, including superior accommodations and air fare. ... Compliments of Ask Mr. Foster Travel Services. Or, you may win 0"'1Aj;OJ 3n3vv .. • lll ~ . nnA a1sbnsJ n1!1• lll!l .. lil ..... ~>IM! ;~""bait? w ,11qlrl1m1lcuh " ilsern,.,u tuq 0 ~1 ild dn•w b ~ 110 'tlU)I\ lllW -. • c.,m Ufw II ,I'(.• o U 11·1lf111n ·ut 11 v rt OJ rt11:n1q11n •1 JI 1'illib Jl!Ol"fJ ~·· ' nn11u ~nlh • . I IJlc)OO l' ~, nr Jnqx3 uJ 11.1! , l ,,, 1'\JJnd 10 l ll o A oJ Je,,C1rY11 111 .I !~l~lf 1 itOll ' -. ~----~· one of the other prizes from Waterford, Fieldcrest, Martex, Gorham. Lenox. Royal Doulton, Bloomcraft, J.P. Stevens, and others, including $100 toward the purchase of your bridal gown. Winners must be oresent to collect prjzes. Shown from our collection: Soft ivory gown with Alencon embroidered bodice. By Priscilla. Gown, $400. Matching hat, $125. Bridal Salon, 89 . n._... ..... ""4~~~...,.......Ll:U.UJ...-:LU.-__.'-~~~~~--~~~-J~~~~~--"t.-~~~~~-L....;;...~~~~...i..L.::..;,..........;.:a...._ ____ ...., .... ..._Jii,;,i~::..:.....:..;.;;::...;.;ir......;.;~&:.;.;~1;-.J.1..milliall-...11111111m• ~1•1 • lv1<1rn1 '" •ir111J " hnu 111n'> »1101•1 v tl!J IJ'J~-19 'ltllll. .. .I Newport F8$hion Island • Shop S\.mday 12·5, Mondoy 10·9, Tuesday 10·5 :30 • 644·2800 • I I . ·' CALENDAR N/ .. TJONAL SECIU.~AJUES: Bahia Chapter will hear a tall; on a tour ot Russia when members meet al 6 p.m Th.orsday, Jan 13, Ul Seacliff Country Club, HuntJngton Breach. Speaker will be Superior Court Judge Betty Lou Lacnoceaux MESA·HAllBOR CLUB: Everything You Want to Know About Plants will be the topic or Rosalie Ricci when she keynotes the meeting ol the Mesa· Harbor Club at 12·30 p.m Thursday, Jan. 13, al the Reuben E . Lee. ORANGE DISTRJCT: Orange County Clubs tn the Calilomfa Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 10 a.m. Friday. Jan. t4, in the Santa Ana Elks Lodge. Hostesses will he members from the Fountain Valley group. The annual art:. fe:\t1val will take place Fn day, Jan 28. in the Tustin Community Center SISTERHOOD: A dinner and theater party wtU take place at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 16, in the ReglStry Hotel. Spon.sored by the Sisterhood of Shtr Ha·Ma'alol Harbor Reform Temple, the event wil: feature a performance by the South Coast Repertory Theatre. Further information 1s available by calling the temple of· fice at 675-7230. ' NEW~ORT BEACH FRIENDS: The library support group wall meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, in tbe Glen· daJe Federal Savings, Newport Beach. r I Mike Couffer, a sophomore at Corona del Mar High School. wa ll speak and show pictures or bis "Galapagos Summer," a book he co-authored with bis father, Jack Couf- fer. an Academy Award w1nrung director of photography. . I CAMPAIGN COLLEGE: The Orange County Chapter of the California Elected Women's Association for Education and Research will sponsor a "campaign college" from 9 a.m to 2:30 p.m Saturday. Jan 15, at the South Coast Plaza Hotel. Assemblymlln Dennis Mangers will speak during the 12;45p.m. luncheon. Sessions will include planning for leadership, running a grass-roots <'ampaign and what 's wrong with volunteers. Registration is S8 Reservations may be made with Coun· cilwoman Mary Williams of La Palma. 521-2919, or Gaby Pryor, Irvine coun..cilwoman. 552.9500 SEMINAR : A -six-week public class on spinal hygiene, beginning at 3 p .m . Tuesday, Jan. 11, will be conducted by Dr. Ronald B~rman, a Saddleback Valley chiropractic physician The sessions will take place in the Villa Valencia complex, Larr<lna Hills. RIVIERA CLUB: Balboa Bay Club will be the setting for the lunchco.1 meeting at 1 I ·30 am. Wednesday, Jan. 12. The program wil\ be Ken Rcmo'sSouvcrtirs m Songs. Pf BET I\ Piii: Mrs. Frank Cox. alumnae province presi- dent. will bf' the honored guest at the South Coast Club meet- ing at J(.'.-30 a m Thursday, Jan. 13. in the Newport Beach home of Mr:. Guy Earl SIL.jER ANCHOR AUXlUAR\': Helen McGinJey has been .re-ell't·tccl pr~s1r1cnt of the Huntington lntercommum- ty II .>sp1lal "s voluntc<'r organization On her board are Patti Ornelas. Kathy Sprague. Ca.Lherinc• Mcun•r. Corliss Elliott, Christine Buck. Lillian Rose, Jean Orunick, Trudy Smith and Elena Boulter. MENTAL llEAJ,Tll ASSOCIATION : Family Therapy , twill be the topic of a workshop, sponsored by the Orange County MHA at 9:30 am Thursday, Jan. 13, in the Boy Scout Council building, Santa An;.t. Walter Kempler. MO, (amity therapist will present the / workshop. Those interested are asked to make reservations I with the MHA office. 547-7559 RECEPTION: Dr John R. IIJlsabeck. MO. who has been president or the Bowers Museum Foundation for the past S I'\ years, will bC' honored at a reception at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan 14, in the mu:.cum Dunng his ll'adersh1p the museum has experienced the most rapid ~rO\I. th thl' museum has doubled in size and quadrupkd m lJnd hllldtn~s Membership has grown from too to 1.000 MRS. FITCH MRS. FREY Rites Performed Fitch-Sloper · Corona del Mar High School graduates Patricia ~ Sloper ~Mark Thoma11 Fitch of Hunt· in"°° Beach were married In the· Mariners Church. Newport Beach.. · 1.'be bride, who is a senior at CaJllomJa State University, Long BeJCh. attended USC and af- filiated with Gamma Phi Beta. Her husband graduated as a pre-tned student al Westminster ~e. Salt Lake City. He also attended Oran1e Coast College and USC. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Sloper o( Balboa laland and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fitch. Layton, utah. Tbe newlyweds will live In H~nBeacb. ••• Frey-French Kann Leslee French and William Frey, seniors at Calllornia State Unlvenity, Long Be•h, were married in the Los Anaeles Mormon Temple. Their parent.a oro Mr. and Mn. Robfrt L. P'r~ch of Cotona del Mar pd the lla.ymond H. Fteys ofC()jtalileaa The bride also atlmded UCLA where she affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta and Brigham Young University. Her husband is an industrial arts major. • • • Ryan-Wi I Iiams The thousand-year-old Saxon Church of All Saints in Heapham. Linco·lnshire, England was selected for the wedding o( Julie Ann Williams and Timothy Fran-cis Ryan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Williams or Newport Beach and her husband ls the son or Mrs. Katherine Ryan ol Hastings, England and the late Mr. Thomas Richard Ryan. The marriage wu celebrated in a double ceremOl\Y with the bridegroom •g brother, Christ.opber Ryan and his fiance. ll also was a joint ce!ebraUon by the Anglican and Roman Catholtc Churches. The bride, a former dancer with the San Francisco Ballet, Is a graduate of W estfteld C<>Uegt, University or London whel'e sh e majored in medieval EntUsh his· tor)'. The bride1room. author o/ texts on air-laced concrete, is a civil engintering consultant In London and Demman. Arabia Many years ago m South Dakota, Dorothy grandmother, Carolyn Davis. was oneol the first nu,.,. ... _.._ accompanied doctors on thetr rounds in horse an,~~ .. delivering babies and muustenng to the sick And, she inspired her granddaughter to lake u sbeleltoU. Mrs. Henkel. rtrSt nurse to retire from the stt.f'f View Convalescent Hospital in Costa Mesa, remem grandmot.ber fondly. "She was quite a dynamic pel'SOn. She Teall1 tllDJ~d" her wol'k," Mrs. Henkel said the day berore be:-rS.tt"lMl!l;b: party. "At that time it was difficult to get around llDd were few doctors in South Dakota. My g randmother formal training but learned from the doctors." ..,....~L"°....: Mrs. Henkel was in nursing school at Anchoe-lf~ • :: St. Paul, when her grandmother rued al the age 91, " her a legacy lo follow . ln her own career. which began with 12••illl Anchor, Mrs. Henkel has seen many changes\'~-=~ good. some not so good." She believes new nursing graduates di enough clinical experience and sees a b ,,......,. __ nurse-practitioners. "This would be a lovely field for som she asserted. "If I were 40 years younger 1.~M~~~~ tef'estet\. It will r elieve the doctors' load a gi'e1l . Mrs. Henkel spent most of her career in acute care ~g~;~:f :v::t t::::: ~o::d c::v:::::1:s;\1~::.~ said. "I wanted to go back to an acute hos;hil <a!lr'm.~ her family). I have found that it's more personal here, thoug~. You ha ye patients for a tonger peSl~Uit>) ~s more like a family. l )))~,_, "1 like that atmosphere. It 's not so s1enlc And, h e older people They just crave attention.· Mrs. Henkel believes 'conditions m nursing homes are getting better because of more stringent inspection. "Many owners were in it for monetary reasons Pa· Uents were pawns." she said. "There are much more strict regulatioos now." - One problem she raced as director of nursing was get- ting competent aides ... Aldes make the hospital," she ex- plained. "It's hard work but 1t requires skill." Mrs. Henkel, a Balboa resident, plans to move to a five· acre ranch in Utah with her son and daughter·tn·law and is looking fol'ward to reading, traveling, painting, taking classes and working on the ranch. Dorothy Henkel and Bay View administrator Don Beld She found it difficult to think about retirement and ad· milted she would miss all the hospital employes. Though she would rather just have slipped away quietly after her last day, she was honored with a party attended by staff and patients. Shelley Birtcher (le ft) will wed in August. Teri Craig, Tony Ballard (right) to marry next month. Betrothals, Dates Revealed Birtcher-Mccroskey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Birtcher or San Juan Capistrano have an· nounced the engagement of their dau!!htcr. Shelley Birtcher, and Bradley McCroslcey, son or the William McCroskeyg of Newport Beach The couple plan to marry in Augu s t in St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. Miss Birtcher is a graduate of San Clemente High School and is a senior al the University of Southern California. Her fiance. also a senior al USC. graduated from Downey HJgh School. * * * Craig-Bal lard A Feb. 5 wedding in the Sall Lake City Mormon Temple ls be- ing planned by Teri Lynn Craig and Tony Ballard. Their parents are Dr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Craig or Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ballard. Woods Cross, Utah. Miss Craig is a graduate or Newport Hubor High School and now is a j unior at Brigham Young University. Her fiance graduated from Viewmonl High School. Boun· tiful. Utah and the University of Utah. ••• Lozano-Griffith Christopher Griffith, son of Dr. and Mrs . J . E . GriWth of Newport Beach, will claim Yvette Lozano as his bride dur. ing ceremonies slated for June 11 in~ Purisima Catholic Church. Orange. Miss Lozano. daughter of the Rey Lozanos of Orange, 1s a graduate of E l Modena High Scttool and attends California Slate University. FulJerton. Her Ciance graduated from Chapman College and now at· • tends graduate school at Pep- perdine University. •••• Von Platen-Kennedy Ann von Platen and Charles Alan Kennedy, seniors at lh U niversity o f California, Berkeley, plan to marry in April. News of their engagement and forthcoming marriage was an- nounced by her parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Karl von Platen Jr. or San Clemente. The bride-lo· be is a graduate of San Marino High School, and her fiance, son of the Rex W. Ken· nedys of San Mateo. is an alum- nus of Hillsdale High School in that city. YVffiELOZANO Skinny Mania Wears ~hin DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would like to report. a hew public health menace -it is skinnyit.is. Victims of this afnlction are sub- • ·ject to colds. frequent absences from work and severe emotloaal problems. Our firm employs 25 female$, 1$ of whom suffer from skin- nyiti.s. Their symptoms are easy to recogni1e. They Calk about notblng bul diets, measurements aod bow much they weigh. Their IOle aim in life is to weigh what they did when they were in the seventh grade. The mainatay of the vlcUm 's diet ii black coffee, clear broth, diet pop and clgarets. or course, these lDclMduals capoot get a de· cent nilbt's sleep and are dead tired ~ril>g the day. Too bad the women in this country doa 't realize how lmpor. tant It ii to keep physically fit. ln order to •nJoy good health they mutt 1lve the body what it need.\ -and thlt means adequate nouriabment. Whu. did the skin and bones manlu come Crom. anpay7 -MOTHER OF NINE WHO WElOHS fl7 LBS. •, DEAR MOTHER: Tbe aotlon that Sklnay 11 Beautiful came .from the fashion magaslncs. The models with their IUbkea eyes, hollow cheeks and protruding hip bones do Indeed •ppear to be un- dernoarlabed. It '1 unfortllllate tltat 10 many women wa.at to look llkethem. Another ba1ard brought oa by the craie to.be lklllay: A cascade ol dld book.a -each pbon.ieT Ulan the last. I bope cme day SOOtJ America wUJ stop worslllpplog at tbe r~t of the be .. pole. DEAR ANN LANDERS: J was very disappointed in your advice to the woman who stgtted herself "Hairy Problem." You said If a wite doesn't like her husband in a mustache be should shave It ofr This ls interfering wllh hls civil liberties. isn't It? After all . It's HIS face nnd If he likes 11 mustache nobody bu the nght to gj\ie him any i talic I love my hu1band's mustache. ln fact, lt tickles me to death Ho. ha, ha. J'U bot you'U never print this. -LAS VEG AS LIL DIA& LIL: Well Ito. lllo, bo. l II Vou lose. Civil liberties are not an Issue here. 1he man's wUe sJmply stated her preferoce. If abe gives blm tbe brush beuuse he refuses to get rid or blli mustache, be should not com- plaln abo•t the consequence - which Is no lovbt'. Ann~ Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband's parents put him lhrougb four years of college. •«ireeal>le -fiae, bat ll'• Now Rod wants to get a PhD in a _.....,,. .. ~~~In. special field or study. 1tudents take Problem: His father refuses to cholanhlps, w pay for any more schooling. He put themsel points out that Rod's two younger wants his P brothers will be ready for college e wW figure within three years and the price .S. Jl wtllme of education has skyrocketed. if be makes lt My parents both work and make a good living but they are not rich. Rod feels TIIEY should put him through these last two years. They have told him they can't do it. Now he is mad at both bl• parenu and mine. ls he Ju.suned? -IN THE MIDDLE DEAR MIDDLE: Parents do not owt their cllUdrea a coUea• edacalloa and nf'lthtr do ln·law11. It lbey can afforo It and arc -&.111--<uu.i.iA1......e.~1G1-IAflf-*~llA4~n coin and a lonJt. stam~. self nddressed cnvelor>e. ' ' I· Navajos Still Cling to the Past MONUMENT leadersaretryinstobr· asbusmessmanagement NAVAJOS teach their ness . Non -ln dilin to do so on a full VALLEY, Utah CAP>-ing middle c lass has resulted in federal children deference and teachers find that scholarship , said The Navajo reservation America lo the rescrva· investigations of the cooperation. They tty to clllldren wall neither ask Thomas Jackson, presi· is a world apart. The lion with modern hous· tribe's finances. reach their decil.ions by questions in class nor dent of the College of DAILY PILOT natural sandstone ca-The tn.1ns1t1on 1i. di!· not own their land. The world. these c harac· and federal i.cholarship lion. it •• ....a- nyons. ficult tribe does. Only those teristics come across as money available for ftUI..,.,. ••• am Al.lOf IJS Even the insects seem Lack of experience who Live in tribal housing extreme shyness, lack of every Navajo who wants But he added that few l"'1 sun's hot glare blazes in· ing, supermarkets and No one pays property consensus volunteer answers. Ganado, a private junior ~~~~~~~~~ J tothedeepestrecessesof someindui.try taxes,fortheNavajosdo In the white man's There is enough tnbal college on the reserva-clbDsto yau • to have forsaken Uus de-with such modern skills pay rent. competition, indecis1ve-to go to school to be able do. ~- sola te l and, for the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!~~~ silence can be complete. ·~ OCCASIONALLY, a ~~:~b~e!~o~~g~:::B 0 l jo or an elderly woman ' will pass Into view, in search of further grazing_ D CONTEMPORARY OAK ·AT \ among the scattered,.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,-::-~....-....,.-~--..~~---~~~~~-=-~---~~~~~-::--....-~--:-:--:--:--~~~~~-;-;~-:-..-~--:--:-~..,...,.,~--:"~--:-:-;--~--, tufts o( grass and de5ert bushes. Navajoland covers 25,000 square mi les across Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. But it is more like a poor, underdeveloped country of the Third World, strui:gling with the same problems of poverty, drought, ii· literacy, lack or decent roads. Its lang uage is ob- scure, making education difficult. Many of its peo- pl e trust the old ceremonies and medicine men more than doctors. MANY OFTllE people still live in mud·and·log huts called hogans. They say these are cooler in summer and warmer in winter than conven- tional-style houses. Susie Black Ii ves here, an isolated, beautiruJ area or san d stone monolith s on the Arizona-Utah border used as a backdrop for t elevision commercials and Westerns. She has six children to raise in this octagonal one-room hogan. A small barrel converted to a stove provides heat. Light streams throuJ.?b the smoke hole and door. There are no windows Susie Black mus t travel 30 milei; over rutted dirt and sand roads for waler and sup· plies. MANY HOUSES of Navajoland are not much better than Susie Black's hogan. Only 18 percent are large enouM1 for all their inhabitants usually six or 'Seven, and have water, electricity and access to a road, ac- cording to Bureau or In· dian Affairs fi~ures. Navajos lave in this largely desolate reserva- tion because al 1s their ancient homeland. because they were born here, and because the government put them here. The chief form or Save $100 on-- our contemporary oOk 4 poster king · size bed At last! f l.J'Tlittre that his ~ for everyone ... whether you Ice contem- potary simplicity or the warmth of a country mood. It's al here n flJTlisNrws that say "relax and be comfortable.11 8ig and bold. Warm and livable. At savings that are just as impressive. ReaJly rel.ax in your bedroom ... here's-everythilg you'U need. like our Ca&fomia !Ms-size f cu poster bed, feattled here. bedroom 143 $699!::$799 a. bachelor chest reg. $249 $199 b. matchir@ oval mirror reg. S249 $229 c four pociler king bed reg. S799 $699 cl!so availab~: d. four-piece set. ctesser, miTor, chest, four poster king bed reg. $1649$1399• not shown: matching armoire reg. 5699 $599 •(Pric~ <io nor Ir.dude mattress .and box ~) \ r I ' I •r ./ I \ ' I ~ ' ! , .. ' . transportation is the '-~~~~---'-.;;,_--.._..~_..;-=..._~...;.;._;....;....;;;..;.;..~~~..;;...~....,_.._~~~--~~~--;.....-;;,;;....--.....;..;..-.~-'-~~~~-----------~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~--pickup truck. often bat· tered into premature old age by the rugged roads. There is nothing tangi· ble to prevent the Nava· jos !r9m crossing lhe re- servation border to try to make their way into mid· dlecla3s America. IN FACT, tribal :a _ ~-;:r~-~ -- TRAVEL Ski Info Provided Hughes Airwest has plugged in its com- puterized Snow Phone for ski-minded travelers. It provides complete reports on snow condi· tJons at major ski areas in seven or the West's winterland slates and in Canada. Siders wanting to know the snow coodiUom at any of 18 prime resort areas may call the . ··'. 1 ,rl' • '. •l ' . nearest Hughes Airwest 1..;.~~~.;,;:..:.:;.:;;:;,:,.~.....;;!.;i;....1..:.~~,;,,;....._....;.,....~;..;..--.-....,_..~~..., .... -..----....,.....,--..... ...,,__ ________ ....... ....,..,...,....,,_,...._....,....,.._.,..... ..... .--.... ...... ..-...-______ ..._~~;._~ reaervatJons office (540-2060) after 9 :30 a.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. s30 TO s250 OFF AT HOME SALE·'-~: . • . f,/\ The caller wlll receive instant up-to-date ski re· ports, including snow depth, s now t ype, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiijiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii!ii!ii~ijiiijiijjiiiiiiiijijiiiiiiiiiiliiii!i~~~~~~~~~~~!'-~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil number of lifts orratlne -• 1l1H a.nc1 th• genera condi· So·..._ Caast Plaza -Costa MHt 3333 Bristi St, 546-9321 ht to-...,_,••••.,.. w ... .., •..... ' 1~ t.lonolthulopes. 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Tbe 31· year-old president of DPS Corp. surveys radio audiences and tries to tell hJs clJent& -6S radio station program directors -who listens to each of their stations and when. UNUKE TELEVISION, where three na· Uonal networks battle for an audience during four hours of prlme evening time, the nation's 7,000 radio stations wage local raUngs wars that of\en pit 30 or more statioua in a alngle market aaainst each other 24 hours ad~. And because radio can't compete wlU> telev\sloo for full·time attention, procrammera tor many yean have worked tQ fine tune rad.lo'• role u a home, car or work companion. "There seems to bo DOUUni that works every· where," say a Bert Kleinman, prorrammln1 vice president of Drake-Chenault Enterprtaea, th• Jaraest of about at companl" pacb.glo1 pre- .recorded mualc proarama tor AM and FM ata· tions. "I . . . . believe that radio prolJ'ammlD1 ls both an art and a sclence. To try to reduce It to a science ls missing lbe polnl." REDWOOD CITY CAP> -If you buy a Rolls- Royce. lO<Hoot yacht or private jet this after- noon, one of Gene Daly's salesmen will probably call you tomorrow. Daly, 33, is a fast·lalking ex-New Yorker whose first job was trapping pigeons in Central Park and seUing them to Chinese restaurants. He now runs The Communicators, a 4·year·old firm here that peddles one of the biggest status sym- bols of them all. the briefcase telephone. "WE'RE LOOKING FOR people who make over $50,000 a year," Daly says. "My people hang a round country clubs, the b etter restaurants .... my business is with big bucks and big egos.·· Gene Daly shows how a $50;000 executive might use a briefcase phone. ~, Daly's right about lhe big bucks. The 17·pound. battery-operated ~ercase phone sells for $2,800. Using it costs Sl8 for the first 25 minutes and 25 cents a minute thereafter, plus the regular long· distance charges. Daly, who counts entertainers Stevie Wonder and Frank Sinatra Jr. among his clients, says some people run up bills of more than $1,200 a month, although the average mon- thly tab is about $60. Daly estimates that three-fourths of his customers are salesmen, attorneys, doctors or businessmen whose work requires frequent traveling. Executives of one Bay Area construc- tion company use the briefcase phones to relay confidential bids on projects back to the home of- fice, he uys. The rest are what Daly calls "leisure people I don't know what they're into but they've got the money." DALY, WHOSE f1RM also seUs car phones and other sophisticated electronic devices, says pimps are some of bis best briefcase customers. "Their cars get repossessed a Jot : they don't like car phones," says Daly. "But they're a very BERT KLEINMAN BELIEVES RADIO PROGRAMMING ts 80Ttf AN ART AHO A SCIENCE terminal, usually iruitalJed at the program dtrec· tor's desk. McCoy says he's able to analyze data from the nation's largest radio listener rating service. Arbltron, and provide stations almost lnatanUy with aucb details as the number or women, aged 18 to 2-4, listening during the day but not at nt1ht. "tr the program director knows precisely who's U.tenlng, or whom he want& to reach, he can tailor hia programming, minute by minute.'' says McCoy. "LOOK, WE CAN tell in a particular market, aay, that a bilh propo:rtJon of U.tenen are 1oln1 to turn off their aeta when they reach wort at 8:55. We alao can figure when most of \hem will be back outatthelrradio1tta. Webope toreeyclethem." Dtck Jones, proaram director at hlably auc· ceuful WGN ln Chicqo arreea. Jonea blred McCoy H\.'eral months aco, even thoutb bl.I •ta· tlon conalatentJy draws top ratinp for everyoue ln biJ market except teen-.,en and aenior cltlzaa. "I worked at a Sao Diego station where we found that the average llstener stayed tuned for only a few minutes. We trlrnmed our play list (the number of records aJred) down w eight, so the No. 1 hit would rotate onto the air every ~ minutes." TOM YATES, program director of KLOS. a popular FM rock station in Los An1etea. believes recycllnt ts unnecesaary lf your over·all pro· grammlng la successfUJly geared tQ your au· dience. "Wh@n a guy gets oil trom work you already have the edge. HJs dial is tuned tQ your station. We also find that people tend to wake up to the same atatlon they went to bed with." Reynolds Chosen loyal group or guys and they pay cash. They play one·up with each other over who's got the most elaborate communications system for s taying in touch with their ladies." Daly says the briefcase phones, which are linked to the Bell System's mobile·telephone towers across the country, can be used every- :wherc. except boxed-In locations like canyons. But be admits that they have a possible drawback: Other owners ~an listen in on con· versatlons. V ersatee Grows Versatec has opened a district s ales and service office in Newport Beach. Richard Hinkley ls dis· trict sales manager; Ray Edwards ahd Jerry Lessard are district sales engineers and Glen Queen is senior customer service engineer. The four sell and service Versatec electrostatic printers. plotters and graphics software throughout Southern California. PUILIC lHVITID FREE SEMINAR TUESDAY AND THURSDAY "How to Amass a Fortune in ·cold ·and Silver" NEWPORT BEACH (Special I The purpose or this FREE seminar Is to expose to the pubhc our Investment plan that puts aold and silver w1th111 reach of virtually all who want to achieve financial security and independence. Thia program will explain ln detail what mar be the most exciting. most errectlve asset building too in recent history : THE MIDAS PLAN FROM MON EX. ifbroU1h Tbe°'~~,U~'!n~D!n~!~e~!~!n those with modest Income can accumulate larl(c amounts of gold and silver by lnvet1Ung small amounts on a reguJar basis. It does not require a lot of mone)'. In fact , Midas•~ intended specifically to help thl• person with limited ussets to build 11 strong fin11m·1al ba11c. • I Monex Tells "How" Thi.s educational seminar wall l>e conducted by Moneic. l one of w world's laricest investment houses spec1alls.1n11t r' In precious metals for lhe individual investor. You'll learn atep·by·step how you can mvesl as liltle as SSOO lniUal\y with ~ a month thereafter, 11nd still build ti slieabfe estate in gold and silver. A lifetime 1f Benefits and Advantages Never Before Offered tH AYltlf• Investor You'll learn about Mlda'• low cost·per·ounco bulk prlcln(, the advanta1es of doflar·ooat averaglna. bow to acquire a pro rat.a portion or a bar of gold or allver .. .many ot the adv•ntafet prevlously reserved for lal'le or insUtullona.1 Invest.ors. . McCoy, a former San Dle10 program dJrec· tot. tries to reduce It to a science, ualna com· puters to analyze audiences and to ••recycle Jlat.eners ." "We stlll have to evaluate. You bave to look at evcrytbilll lheaedaya," says loaes. "We u.aed to bave promotional announcements about up. coming shows thrown In when we had time!' The Reynold.a EnVironmental Group, Newport Beach, bu been selected by the CJty ol Sa_n Diego to plan two mlles of Mlsslon Bay as a shoreline park. Tb• .,.ach has been leued tQ homeowner a•· soclaUona for many years, and contains numerous private docks, structures. and other encroach· menu. The plannlDj process wUJ evaluate many con1'lderatlons, lnclUdinl widening of the beach, dlspoeition ot private plen and eJtisUna encroach· tnenta, parkln1 and .. co~atlbl• interf ac• between the pubUc beach and otnine pt1vaw pro y. Tbe project requlr• ln vement by tho pub~• Anny Corpa of Enitneera and state and local a11n· cl ea. Monex will also explain In simple detail why gold and sliver have at&yecl well ahead oC the dollar in terms of ru.l purcha•lni wwer. And why precious metals alnce 1967 have outpaced Inflation like no b1nk, bond or savings and lo11n 10veslmen1 h88 "W!: TELi. PROGRAM directors that peo- ple in tb~ir cl\iea Uaten in a particular pa\tero. Tbla pattfrn wlll conUnu unth•nfed Indefinite· ly, year after year." • Each stttlon buying the DPS service at a coal of thouaanda a year 1J flvtft a comP,utet • \ , W1Tll OPS DATA, Jones said, "We're able to place them," tor example, telling listeners on a monlina sbow that at ~:30 Nobel Pria• whtneu wtll be lntervtewed by phone. McCoy aaya deuiled knowledge of an au· cUtf\ce ts critical for a successful mualcal format. • limited Saace-lake Reservations Now To r eserve ae11fs call Mrs. Cbhbolm at (714) 7&2-1400, ext. 243 or 212. the FREE semin,r (no obUaation) will be ,J• held 1'u<'sd11y und Thursday nlgbta al 7:30 P.M. at I.be R.altlr>' Hotel at 18800 MacArthur an trvlne acroas Crom Oran«• County Airport. Everyone 11 Invited. Tbut att no requirements other th.an a alnc.re deslrt ror t solid source of supplemental income. Dnn• your apoue and cocne .. ~you iare. . . • # Sunday. January 9 19n DAILY PILOT •7 Builders Eye High Costs Boom Offers R&D Period PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlllOVS a v11N(U H-ESTAT&M .. n TM 1o41-1r19 per""'~••• CIOlno b\ltl ... ~ ... I TM CAllL!lllSION t 'ltAN ClE MENTC CAlllC lltSION J fVStlN CAllLEVISION 4 !OAN JUAN CAP ISTRAtiO CAIHEVl'ilOfi ~ MISSION VIEJO CAIH rv•~•ON ~A H•rbctr &oW•rw•rG Co\W ~ c..i11or111 • .,.,. PUBLIC NOTICE '1(T1flOV\ a V\IN(lS HAMf. \TAT•M•HT l,_. IOIOOwll\f-WA\ •rt 00.llQ- NU•\ P1'RA,MIO CNlEltPRIUS lltO -·• l tt1>1•• IH•tn Ctlllorni•.,.~• A-r\ ~Oii 11'°'" 11.0 -··· ~ 11 .. <ll Ctl•lo•n•• '"" National Association Meeting in Dallru WASHINGTON The nation'::. manufacturers and others m· the c n I of E home builders will assemble an volvcd in residential and Light ou c1 th K cono':i1c Add January for theu 8;MUal convcn commerc1<JI constru<'t1on are ex ~~~~n 1 ~dmi~istr~~.~ Y s~;~n llon-expos1tion amid hopes of In pected to attend h Id th ·t· · th. N ed od . d · e e same pos1 ion m e ix· creas pr uct1on an concern A MAJOR conceru of the on Ad . I t r over cost pressures that exclude bu1ltlers 1s ri::.ing land develop 1..a~:ni:s~!s10i~· the construc- many familie::. from buy In.: ment and t•onstrucl1on costs lion indu11t.ry will be examined by homes. Another is high fioancmg costs. Rep. Frank Thompson <D-N.J .), The four -day m~tmg of the particularly m ortgage mterc:-.t hair of th H S be • ~·ooor~mber :~:~on~ Associ1u rates. Both have contnbuted to ~itte~8:n Lab~r ~~a;em0:nt on o ome u1 ers operui n pricing a large percentage of Relations. _Dallas Jan. 23. More th~ 50,000 moderate incom e families to out industry .members lnclud.i~g not of the home buyinit market. Also t.,o address the convention 1s Rep. Henry Reuss <D-Wis.), chairman or the House Banking. Currency and Housing Commit· tee. --only builders but architects, "Despite the graduaJ recovery planners, subc:on~ractors. lcn of the housing industry from the ders a nd buildrng product severe depress ion of recent Industrial Realtors Meet In Newport The national meeting of the Society or Industrial Realtors will be hosted for the first lime by the Southern California Chapter Jan. 25-28 al the Marriott Hotel. Newport Beac h Approximately 500 mdustnal real estate professionals from throughout the United States and Canada will attend. according to John 0 . Lewi::.. 1977 chapter pn· sident and chairman of the rn1d winter convention committee Theme will bl' "The Now West.•· President of thl• l ,300 mcmbtr organization for 1977 will be Roger P. Nordblom, president of Nordblom Company, Bo.-1ton . Guest speakers will be Pete Wilson, mayor or San Diego, Raymond Watson, president of the Irvine Company. Deborah Mizzanti, owner of "The Golden Door" health a nd beauty spa : and Robert Abernathy, KNBC television newsman. Wilson will defend his con- troversial "no growth" poltcy Walson will discuss the op portunities, responsibilities and future of new cities. M1zzanti will point out the importance of being physically and mentall y pre pared for the challt:n~cs of an 111 tense life style. Abernathy will discuss the West as a source of m novation . 1nvt'nl1on and philosoph1cal devl'lopmt•nl The delegates will v1s1r 11ut standing rndus triul and t•om mercial bu1ldin~s in th1· Irvine area and will attend numerc)us busine ss and educ ational sessions and comm1llcl' meet· ings. The Soc1etv Of Indus trial ReaJlOrs is a n orgaruzation of specialists i n marketing 1n dustnal properties and mcetrn~ the real estate needs of mdw.try NewRealty1 Finn in Newport lwao Koizumi and Al· Ian S. Landsman hav announced the formali of Inter-Verde Corpora < tion, a new real estat development firm head· quartered at 1401 Dov ' Street fn Newport Beach. • The two company prin- cipals have a combined experience or more than 50 years in land plan- nin1, design, administro. lion and sales in reul estate and allied fields. KOIZUMI. chairman of the board of lnler· Verde and president of Davles·Koiiumi & As· sociatn and Koizumi In- ternational, Is one <:A the few planners lo CallfornJa with extensive international land plan- ning experience and re- cognition as a lecturer by major educ:attonal and government lnstitu· ttons in the Orient. Landsman. the presi- dent of Inter-Verde Corp ., ill own er o r Proreaatonal Subdivision Sales, a co mp a n y spectalisin.c In rapid market.in& or new home Jnventory, and was formerly with The Bue· c ola Company , Leadership Housing. Kaufman & B r oad, Kavanaugh & Beard, and Forest E. Ollon. Inter-Ve rd e ii specializing In custom· designed single family and multi-family hou:s· inl and the opening ot Villa Verde ln Villa Park marks the be&lnnine of operatlons for the new development firm. VILLA VERDE i.! a nelabborhood or Just seven homes created ex· clusln ly for their one· half acre Iota, each with years, a way must be found to ex pand housing opportunities to the families that now cannot afford to buy a new home." said NAJIA President John C Hart. He noted that the recovery so far has been spotty and carrie<I almost entirely by families with incomes over $18,000 who can af- ford to buy single family homes m the $35,000 lo $60,000 pnce range. ·'Inc reased produ ction. particularly of mult1·fam1ly un its, would stimulate the nation'!. economy a nd c reate Job::. fo r thousands of unemployetl workers. thereby gener ating billions of dollars in new tu re- venues ·· BESIDES leadership pohry making. NAHB's 33rd annual convention -expos ition will feature som e 55 educational sessions on s uch topics as land use, ma nagement, finance, con struction t echniques, design. marketing. High government of fici a ls, p a rti c ularly from Congress, will either participate in panel discussions or address general meetings. In addition. close lo 600 exhibits or building materials, products and services covenng a total s pace equal to four football fields will be viewed by the convention.goers in pre paration for 1977 building opera lions. • The speaker for lhe convcn t1on-0pening. will be Rep Jim Wright tD-Tex ). newly elected House Majority Leader One puncl will include Sen Thomas J Mcintyre CD·N II 1. chairma n of the Senate Suocom mittee on f'inancial lnsl1tulwns fiep Thomas Ashley 10 Ohio>. chairman of the llou.;;c Subcom mittee on Hou.sin,!! anrl Commun1 ly Development. Hep J William Stanton I rt Oh101 . rank1 nf.! minority member of the House Banking. Currcnc) and tlousinJ! Comm ittct'. a nd Ph iii p C Jackson J r . a governor of thl' f'ederal Rescrvl' Hoard TWO NOTED cconom1s tl>. Walter Heller and Herb Stein v.<tll discuss the current economic 1:;sues. Hel!er v. as chairman of On Jan. 26, NAHB's national officers for 1977 will be elected and installed. Tax Reform Session Set For Newport The Federal Tax Reform Act of 1976 made s ubstantial changes 1n Tax Shelters, Limited Partnerships. Subchapter S Corporations. Estate and Gift Taxes, as well as other taxation matters that affect real estate in- vestments These changes as they affect the owners o f mobilehomc parks and their in- vestors arc the subject of an Ex- ecutive Education Seminar to be p r CSt'nte d by the West ern Mobile homc Association. lhe Sacramento based business or· ganizat1on o f California's mobilehomc parks The s ession . appropriately tiUcd "Taxes. T axes, Tues," is scheduled for Jan. 20. in Newport Beach. Seminar leaders are from the national certified publlc account- ing firm of Ernst & Ernst. The seminar coordinator 1s David Chris tenson. CPA. from the firm 's Sacra men to offi ce Richard Pappin, CPA, Tax Manager from lhl' same office and Joe McCormick, CPA, who 1s lhl' Partner 1n Ernst & Ernst 's Sacramento office will make thl' main prcsentalloni. And rew Shafer. an atlorne)' and CPA. will b~' .1 s~c1al re• source pcr s11n Sh.ifor •~ with R C' Roberts & C.:n., of Novato. owners of 14 mob1lehome parks 1n California and was formerl y 11,1lh Arthur Andcrst:n & Co in San f ranctsl·o Advance payment of the re ~1stration fees 1s required In formation ann reg1strat1on materials arP available from lhe WMA offices In Newport Beach (549-8646) Where do roullve! I Vlicrc .vo11 '"-'"mys ~o m11 c1r nlio11t wlio you arc>. And. ·"'"'"you cmswer "M ission Hill<;,' dcscrt-wisl! people e1w1s1011 0 11c of the 11nt1011 's fi11c~t golf courses. (Home of tlie Colgate- Dinah Sltorc Wirmers Circle LPGA C/iampionsl11tp. Hundred- Tl1011sattd Do/for liomes oµe1t to roll mg grt'c!tl fai ays. lakes. mid a 111ow1tain tJtm oramo. Te1111i$ Tow11l1omes from $57.500-$66.900. " c;o/f Course Villas from $69,500·$113,000. ) mission hills COUNTRYCWB In the Palm SprinJC~ Rtcrutlonal Ar111' 10 I l"vli""'" I Jilf, D1 .. RJndw t-.1tr"ll.\' • (714) 328·8821 •0J'lrn10 .1 m. rill du>t.. Iuk,• l·JO Ii> 0 1111• 1'11/m Dr l<..11tlmlr11/ Liiv /1111ml/). • mlnl-otcbard of trult· bearlni tree". 'l'be Jarae retldenccs, priced atJU(ll under $150,000, orter up to !MOO square fcet of Uv· in& area and are cu,,tom. lcatuttd throu1bout. Su11tlt 5 11111 .. tu Ave. Jv. '"ft lo M1~~1011 fl/II,. ~ A (..:0L(.,/\ IL l'ALMl)LJ\,L l.Ui\ll'ANY DLVLtOl'MI ,\ r '10\l~L llQU~INQ O!'l'Oll'TUNlllLr ~ o..._ C....nlv Cebto C0<1wnun•u boM CoMNnv. 4 (itlifornt• (Of"OCW• llOft, )lOi) A WetOOr 8o~••ve•d. C.Xw Mew. C.lllo•n1•'1•2• Tno ~JntS\ IS C0•1<1•4'l•O °".(.Of _., ..... )l•w -, .John V•l't 0YIU' HS. NOi'• \*,..., L•ourw n••< n. C•lltornMMl.-,.\1 C.rOI An.,. Vtll OW•t . II--•• ~rMl, lAQ..,.. il<o•<ll CelllOfM•"1•~• V•ltt 11 Jo Thorn. I \.O Nori • IAO\I•,. 8otll. C•lllOtlll• 't2•)1 lhl\ bt.ntM\\ I\ C.ondu,C\ed by 4: OIHW'f41 OtffMt\hlO V•ltri•JO thOtf'I ln'' ,._.11mtnl w.n. filtiod ••'" tl'wi ~Ill• (1.,~ ol U••ll\19 Co..1>•• on O.Ctmbor l1 ltl• ....... The curre nt housing j>c)()m 1n Souihcrn California provides bwlders with an unprl'cedcnted opportunity to launch "marketing research and de- velopment" programs to generate new strategies for the competitive penod ahead, u veteran ad· vertising and vubhc relations executive told the Sales and M arketlng Council of the Ruilding Industry Association of California in Anaheim re- cently. Or•~ Coun1v C•l>I• c:om"'unlt•llOA\ '°""""'' Thi\ .t•le,,_I W8' 111"'1 w1tll IM County Clerlt of Oreft~ COUlllY "" Oeumoer JO, 1'1• PU01lw .. c1 Or • .,.,. c.11 .. 1 O•Uv PllOI .....,... DK 1•. ltl• •"" Jen ), t, ,., 1'11 "lt's not unusual for larger builders to allocate funds for R&D on product development, but the idea of pursuing experimental marketing concepts ts rare." said N. Richard Lewis, president of Lewis & Associates. Pue41~,...., Orenoe Coe•I Oatlv PUOI, SlSl I• Jtl\.2,t , 1',U, lt11 PUBUC NOTICE "CTITtOUS aUSllHU MAME STATEMENT Ti.. lotl-lftQ -'°"' e•t0041\QMI· -· .. ROMA I TALIAN OEl l , l211t-SAl•A P•MO 4'cltl•nlo, Sell Jwn c:-l>lrt"", CA '1U S R,ipn .a,cquaro. 2'311 -Gllllr1, S... JU<ln C.Plstreno, CAllUS ANWI Acqu•ro, 2'311 APcJ'•- Gour\. Sen JU<ln C•Pl>lrtno, CA "1•1S TPll> bu$llleU IS tondu(ltfl Ac:q ... ro TM1 staten"leftt •• , t11ea witt\ tM County Cler .. ol Ore111141 C-ly on Oo<omber 21, 1•1'. PUBLIC NOTICE flt CTI TtOVS IUSIMIU HAME STATEMENT l'l'tt IQlll>wll\9 P,,ISO<> .. 004119 °"" N '-\A\ CL A ~S V CA NINE, h 'Of Brookhunl St , Fount•lll Venn C..tllornle 9210tl Mir<.•• p Hiii, IS•OO llelQ•.tnt• Str-eet, No. S4. We\lnHn\h~r. C.t1torn1• '1683 Thh l>u\IM" " (01\0IK lie! by ..... , cllYlcluAI M•r(lf P Hiii Thi\ •l•l•m•nl we\ llfecl wit" ,..,_ c ....... , C•••W OI Ortll~ C-1)' Of' Oe<omlltr 1', "I•. ~ Pl.oll\l..a OtAnqt Co•\! Oally Ptl<>I. 0o< I', 2~. 1•1• tncl J•n. t. •. l~IT 111 .. 1& "HOWEVER," HE ADDED, "now 1s an ideal time for t esting new ideas since the majority of southland builders -particularly those in Orange County -are not spending anywhere rn?ar their normal advertising allocation. "There are several new marketing realities emerging as a result or the unique soc1ologicaJ developments of the seventies," he said. "and builders are going to need new marketing strategies to cope with them. Lotteries aren't going to subslJtute for advertising and pro· motion when conditions r evert to their normally competitive state of l .6 to 1.8 million annual starts " ....... Pul>ll-Or•ftCJe Coe•I Delly Ptlol PUBLIC NOTICE Jtl\wry J, •.I•, U, ,.,, "'U-14 ------------ These new realities. which are jus t starting to be seen from the social scanning lOwer in the world or marketing , include these facls and concepts: I. TllE INCR EASING TREND or couples liv- ing together unmarried. "Virtually no advert1S1ng has been addressed to this totally new segment of the market which consists of a steadily increasing number or people from their 20s to their 70s. 2 More :md mon• sin gle women are buyin f.{ hun1cs. "Thcn•'s been rl'latively no advertising to encourage this ~egmcnt of the murket, which will get bigger as a result or the ·equal lending op- portunity' policies orlendcrs" · 3 The mcreasmg popularity of the "limits-lo· J:!TOwth " philosophy "Little advertis ing has in· formed con~um t>rs about the fact that quality is more important now than evl'r before s ince they may be li\'in~ rn their homes far longer than in the go-go days or thl' sos and 6<r.s. • • 4 Minorities include morl' than blacks ... There are a signifiC'ant number of Chinese, Korean and Japanese home bU)E>rs as well as blacks; the specialty medi a could turn up some amazing re· suits.· LEWIS. ONE Of'TllE first to alert the housing industry to the implications of consumcnsm almost a decade ago. also urgE'd bwlders to recognize that rlesp1te i.:rcat sales now soaring propertv taxes could havl' a tremendnuslv nc~all vl' impact on housing sal"" in lhl' coming dcc;.idc · Ir 1 hl• n•rcnl propt•rty ;.is~c!>smcnl in Lo.., An~eles 1.., Jn mtl1calton of things to come. lenders unders tand a bl)'. are going ln be asking for l.'vcr mrreao;tnl'! rl own pay mt•nt~ to hc<1g1.• their loan:-. against nsinj.! I axes." Canyon's 'Sales Hit $5 Million More than SS million in sales has been r eported at Bi g Ca nyon Townhomes in Newport Beach. attesting lo the contrnued s tro n~ de· mand for luxury con· dominiums, according to Ralph Arnesen, vice pre- sident of marketing for McLain Develo pment Company. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llVSIMESS MAME STATE ME MT' TM 1011ow1nv oer~n it clolno busi· M\tA\~ WATT SAllEAS INC, 81!7 wv-st 1'111 SI , CM to MtW, CA. '1•U WtyM R W~ndrlkt, 12J9 C•l""rlnt Pf .. Golt• M~Yt CA •2~11 Thi• bustnt•n ·~ con<11>c1ed llY •n IPl- c!MOIHI W•vflt R H•ndrlk• T~IS >t•tOm•M we• fllocl wtlh tllf> Counlv Clrr~ of OrAnge County on PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI MESS HAME STATEMENT ~ IOI IOWH'9 i>er$0tl I\ dOil\9 11111o· ~·· THI: HE"f lEY STR EET F'tA YEAS. S6l-C Iii< Cort•, Co>lt ........,, C..lllOrn1• '1UI OluO """ OleM Row•ll. 541 CVlC· torle. eo.i.MtW, ~lllornl•m11 Thi\ bU\IM•• I• <Onclutl.O by • qitneral per1ner~ttlp CNlr1~• Rowt\11 Thi\ ~tdt,.menl w•\. 11ted w•th •hi Cout1t 'I Clf"r..: ot Or anoo C.ouru y CM\ 0.Cl'fftbor)), t'1l. ........ PtJbh\rw-d l)f4'0!')f" Cod t OA1tv Ptlot, OK 7&, 1'7& enc J1n > • .,. 1& 1'71 Hll I& PUBLIC NOTICF. l'ICTITIOUS aus1NES$ MAME STATEMENT Tne lofl-11\Q H•tons ••t dOlnqo.AI· MU•~· OAKTREE SCOTTSOAlE \/Efi TURE -TRACT '•U, llSI Oo..e Sl•~I. Suite JOS, Nowp0rt ll<!ttn, CA. m.60 OAKTREE OEVElOPMEfiT COMPl!\NY. a C•lllO"lld coroorallon 11SI Oov@ SI • Sutle 20S, Newp0rl Beach. C4'. 91060 Seotl..Wll Com,,.nw 11 Cllllorllle ,,.rtnenhJp, 00 Cam1>11> Or , Su•I~ F, -Port 8H<ll. CA. '1660 T~I• b.,,,,,.., Is cond11Cled 111 • Qt"Mr•I partnt-r-\.hlp Qaklr .. ·S<Olhcl•lt llet>tu1-. - Tr•tt9•M "The average price in the first phase or de- velopment. which is virtually sold out, was Sll0.000 ," Arnesen added Jtnvery •. "''· • By· Oak lrff Oev•lopmipnl Compeny l'MtC? P\lbll.,..d Orbft99 Coe•I O•lty Pltot, Jen...,ry•, 1•.H,:I0, 1'71 ?NI P UBLIC NOTICE lann c. Goldina. E xtc II P "Tf\1\ i1alem,.nl wt\ t 1ff1d with ttK~ County C•••k of OrAnoe Covnrv °" J!Wlu3ry .I, 1q11, FHtll Pul>lt~IV'<t O••nQ" Co•\l O••ly Pllol, JM\. 9, 14, ll, lO ,., 1 l'ICTITIOUS IUStfiESS MAMf.STATEMf.MT The followlng IM!non l•dolnqbu5ln...\ __________ -5'3_1_1_6 .. TOY KINGDOM, 100811 Ad•m\ Aw ,WUf\111\Qlon S.•t,,,Clll~ P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llVSINESS NAME STATEMENT TM lollowlnq perton t~ dolnq bu'>l N'\S ii\ BURNS MO'ITC .. CE COMPANY lt\t 0o ... <;1tM>I, Sulle ,IS, ,.._, lltacn. C•tllOfn1• '1..0 P•ul Al•"""""' 8urn1, Ha Prhtlll& L•ll•. l't •POfl Bue ... Ctltlorn1a f'IMO Tht\ D<>SlntU I\ COllO~C~ ~aft ln- ~•lcl\l•I. Paul A.Burn~ Th" \t•t-nl wd1 t1leo wllh lh& Counly Cl•rk ol Or•nv• Coun11 on Oe<emcer ••. '''•· Altll Pllbll~ Oron~ Co•\I o.4ty Piiot OK. t•. ll, 1•1& •nd J•n. t, •. 1011 S11) '~ PUBUC NCYrlCE ~ICTITIOUS BUSINESS fiAME HATE~EN'f' Th•• tnllttwtnu ~r,on I\ ~ bull· Ot"''J• • O<Al WHOl C~AL E P~UCI )310 N1otu,... Av•n•~. NtWPGrt]lettn, Calllorn1t• ~li..l • Cllt•IO• I' Mc Oon..ld Jr .~"l•J> lunn Avt nu .. , N ttw purt ltt'•ff\, CAlllOfn1,,•~M-il Tf't1\ bU!)lnf!\' I\ c.onouclftd by _.n '" dHll°'-"•f C:Mrlt< F, M<Oonal<tJr Thh ,,,..,.,.,,tM Wd\ taeo wttn ,,.... COuf\tv CtNtc ot Oranoe County on Oo<.amt>er ••. "I&. ,..., .. P\iblt~ 0•~1'19" Cot\I Oell'I Pilot, Oet. "· h, ",. '"'" Jen, t , '· ''"' "4s.I~ PUBLIC N011CE l'tCTtTIOVS aUSINIS$ NAMEST4TEjljllNT TM toll-•nt person I• dGl'1j ~ ""''' J AtiE'i Al OE RWOOO APTS .• lml Sky PArk Clrtle, Sit 0. l"'lllt. CtlifOorn••"111• Mttf\Ael D"vld J•ne~. Ofntr"-'I P•rt""', t01• Whll• ~ti\ W•y. C.orOM def Mllr, C..f1fOl'nl• 9''6l • 11••• bu\l"'t)\ ,, <Ofldutlt<l "t• llmll· eel ,,.rtnel\lllp Mtcl\ffl O••ldJAnM Thlt n•ttrn•nt .. ., m.o ... .,, tt. Counly Cl•rk ol Oran1141 C-l'f on OKtmotr 21, 1'74 ""'" PlibllW<I 0••"90 cou\ oa11, Pltot, o.c. 2• • .,,. •no Jtft. '· '· t6. "n ~.,. PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOVS aUSIHEU fiAME STAT•MENT T"" fotlowlnQ .,_<Ion I\ c!CMng ~neu 1t~ OAK SHOWCASE, IU2Sou!hO...\I ~ti""~· U.oune Buc11. "'"'°""* Shifley C.nlor , 29111 St....,.olll l<l9uN fit11u.1. C••llornl• ntn ' dl;r~ .. ':"\trl<li• ll COnclutle<I b'f.., In• Sl\lri-. C.nlo, BIG CANYON Townhomes. lhe first condominium project to be developed in the Irvine Company's ex- clus ive country c lub community. is planned for 144 units in a master· planned SlS million de- velopment. In the 83·unit second phase, homes will be available in two· bedroom, two-bedroom and den, three-bedroom and three·bedroom and den floor plans. Paul Jol'tn CoPPold, ... O•Y SI , -l"'llon 8ucl\, CA .,'44 r...,, S1•t<rmt111 .. ., llltd •11?1 , ..... l'tCTITtOUS •USINEU Counly Cltrlt or Ort~Q• Countv Ot\ NAM•ST4'TlMENT 0.C.mbor2l, ltl•. The townhome com- munity is located on a series of rolling knolls along the northern boun· dary of Big Canyon, and most of th e n e w townhomes overlook the golf course or Bi~ Ca· nyon Country Club. Views of the buildings or nearby Newport Center Financial Plaza provide a background to the fairways. The 13-acre develop- ment is comprised o f several small enclaves of homes. combining the charm of a European village .with rustic, con- temporary architecture. Each home bas Its own private courtyard, and ucb area 1s blQbl\ahtecl by a central fountain. AMENITIES lnclud~ s ound-treated walls, s moke d etector s, fireplaces and wet bars. Special kitchen features are seJr·clcanlng oven, dishwasher, trash com· pactor, dispossl and Ortertal ash cabinetry. The entry to Bhl Ca· nyon Townhomcs IA on Ford R oad. between Jamboree Road and MacArthur Boulevard. The sale• center and tu1. ly decorAted model home.a are opon dally rrom 10 a .m . until du1k. The foll-Ing P<'rSOll\ •re cloo"O"""-.... ne"'" PYbll-., Or•noe tout Dllll'f Pl~~ Thi\ bllsl""n h <onclu<l..t by .. I~ cll.C-1 PeulJ.Co_t .. Till\ "•terntnl •t\ 111"<1 w1!11 t~ Gounlv Clerlt of Or•nve Counlv on~ OAK TREE SCOrTSOALI! VEN· Dec ,., 197• end J•n. ,, '• 16. ttN TVFIE TFIAC f •H•. 11~1 Oo•o UJ8.1& ::;:'· s.ine 20s. Newp0'1 llffc:ll, CA --P--UB_U __ C_N_on __ CE __ _ 11, 1'7t.. ..._ Puoll-Of•Me Cot\I O.llv Pt1o1, Jiii. 2, '· "· u. "" SOW6 0..-l•ee 0c ... 1ocimtnl "'"-1'f, • Catlfor-nhl c.orpor~t1on. 11s1 OO'i'f' St re-et, SfJlt• 20S, ""''= .. p0" 8e•<h CetlloNll•nMO StollJ.dale comi>eny, • Clllfoml• PUBLIC NOTICE llilrlM""•P. <!42 Gttmou• Oriw, Suite F, tieWl>Ort a .. c.,, Calllornl• 'lt60 ---.. -1CT-IT_t_OIJ..,....S_a _U_5l_H_•_U ___ , This bu•IMU II condu<ltO I>~ a HAM• ST ATUUHT general ~ ... ~~;~SCOT TSOl!\le TM foll-1"9 Pfl'tllfl Is dOlng bit\!-VEfiTURE-TRACTtn • """'' Oaltlr" Oe'lelociment SUNBUAST l.At>jOSCAPE, 621\.'t CornP<l"V 111115'., HvnUngton 8u<h, CA.,MI JohnC.Coldtng, E .,.c,V.P, llt-..r.t Charlff B••-. 6111'> TM• itat"m""t .,., llt!'d with tt>e 1ltlt5'.,H11<1ltnglon llucll,CAt'lMI Couftl'f Cit"' ot O••nae Counly on Thlt butlnen IJ <.onctucted bl' "" In-J.,,...,,y J, lt7' dl¥1dll••· , ... 1. BrlMHord CllA<IH 118<990"9 PubU'IMd Or•non Coa\t Oilll'f Piiot, This \lateme"t ••s llled will\ 11\e Jtl\. t, 16, u , )(I, 1911 Oo1>n1v Clertt ol Orano• Cour1ty on OK•mber n . IU•. "'"" Publl•"M Or•no--CoA>I Oatt~ Piiot, Hn<Mry 2, '· 1', n . ttn s.in.1• PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOVI IUSINHI Nt.M•ITAT•MINT • TM fOflowlng Mr.Oft fa c1o1no 1>1.!11• NH ti Mfllt, UO Newport a1vd., ••, Cott• MtW, CA. '7617 O.r•ld ~e• lmlu1, '"' .._, tllYd., #4, COlll• Mt••· CA. '1611 Tiii\ h11\IP1M\ It COM\ICIRI by •n In dMClll•I Ot••ld I.."""" Thi\ \lll•m•nl Wll fli.d IOflh Utt Ot\lftfV C••;-et OttftQe c-ty ... J_,..,,, "11 ,...,, ~ltl\e41 Of•l'OO CH•t O.olly l'llOt, ,_,..,,, "· )), .)0, 1'11 ,.,, PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTtTIOU5 IUSIHU.$ NAMESTATHoll!HT ,,.. lol'-11\Q .... IOlll ....... blN-_.., 114'Y SHOR!! l'LUMlllNG AND HEATING, 04 fio, Newport 81...S,. NewPGr1 llee<PI, CA. n'60 Rlt~ard lU Clarlt, 11S. So. 5'!1>111.,.de Bl•d •• Lot Af\9tleS. CA. '°°2$ Roo~r Mt<hael D11lllft, 3•S1 H•l~lle, ~ 8,..ec.,, CA. font TM~ bu.iMu It COftClucted "'. genor •I perlnor•lllp. 'lklMl<d l" Clt•lt Tltl• •l•l•m•nl wo Ctltd Wlttt "'9 Co1>nt y Cl~t i. ol Ot1ft9'1 County on JM\wry J, ttlT. ""'1J PllbllWlll O..,l<le Coelt Olll!'t f'llOI, J&n""''' •. ••· n. ilQ, 1t71 PUBLIC NOTICE \ ___ ... ____ -~ :--·--I - •• , DAILY PILOT Sunday. January 9. 1977 t-".: !Pro Grid GOiiaths Battle in Rose Bowl .... ... 4P Publicity Men Cherish Super Bowl PASADENA CA P l This is the Sunday that ministers cut short their sermons, sturcs close. streets em ply, c· rt me takes a virtual holiday and a fourth of America got's into h1b<'rnat1on for four hours "1th a Lclcn!>ron screen Jl is Super Bowl Sunday ll 1s the nation's most grandiose onc- d a y spectacular It 1s the culmination of five months of an addktion known as pro football madness. They call 1l Super Bowl Sun day. ft 1s all of that and more In 11:-sirnpll·~t M·nst' 1t 1:-tht' championship game of the Na- ti on a 1 Football League. It matches two powerfu: teams fired by past frustrations: the Minnesota Vikings, three times in the bowl but never a winner, and the Oakland Raiders, whose wealth of talent has taken them into six playoffs and one final without ever grabbing tbe diamond-studded ring. Yet the game -this time in the historic Rose Bowl before its largest Live crowd ever -has come to represent onJy a part or the giant extravaganza which has been built into a show busi- ness triumph and a press agent's dream. A live crowd of 104.000. almost 25,000 more than have ever seen the game before, will pour into the Rose Bowl. scene of college football's oldes t pos tseason rivalry. An estimated 75 million will watch on television, millions of others receiving description by radio. This is the figure announced by the National Broadcasting Com- pany. backed by the Neilson Rat- ing System . NBC, which alternates with CBS in the televising. is paying $3 . .5 million Bruins Rebound, 83-66 BalJard,.led Ducks Top Trojans, 64-52 LOS ANGELES · Seventh ranked UCLA. led hy Marques Johnson and David Gret'nwoO<I. outscored Oregon State 16·2 an the final four minute'> Lo dereut the Beavers 83 66 m a f>ac1f1r R Conrerencc buskethC11l gJmc Saturday night With the Bruins ahead 67 &1. they reeled off 14 o;tra1ght p<110l'> to put the J::amc out of r<•ach The v1ctorv "'a-. the Bruin , hrst conferenn· tnumph or lh1• season. followanj:! thf"1r 6l 1;0 up set al the hands or Or(•gon Fnd..iv mR}ll. l'CLA 1s 11 2 mer all Greenwood o:1nd Johnson t•;wh h ad 19 pll1nts "hilt• .:uard RaymondToY.n,cnrJaddl:'CI J.t The Reu\ rrc; "'t>n• lc'<l IH M'n1or s.:uard Rocky Smith, who toppt.' first time at 55·54 with just less than 10 minutes left in the game. But the Bruins came back, sconng the next six points to take a five-point advantage, and they never trailed a fter that. The loss e\'ened Oregon State's conference record at 1 · l. and the Bea\·ers are 7.7 overall. Tht-Bruins started qu1ckl}, takmi: a 5·0 lead before Oregon State finally got on the board on a 10 foot jumper b~ Rocky Smith. l'CLA extended its lead to nine paints. 11·2. before the Beavers responded with eight un- answered points and avoided a possible runaway. UCLA shot a remarkable 67 ~wrcent from the noor in the first half. whil<' Oregon State hil a rei;peclabl1: 52 percent of its shoti;. Super Bowl Vista Buildnp Is There; Close Garnes Aren't PASAOE!'A rr all thf" ballyhoo that has built up toda} s football contest 1s accuratr. we peasants who watch M1nncsot:. and Oaklanr1 crark heads for big m o n ey arc ahout to ~('e so meth1n .: compar a blr 1n magnitude to the launching of Noah's Ark. Ot' the Last Supper Or nctsy Rolls' sewing of a naJ:. Or the spee~b the lfith President g:ivc WHITE WASH lion. Oakland and Minnesota are to display their talents before the world. But the re is no doubt in my mind that if it were not for a roughing the passer penalty and a coach's blunder when he de· c1ded to go for a first quarter field goal, that New England and the Rams might well be today's participants. If you have been influenced by the media coverage of a Super Bowl you probably had your ex· pectations built up to that or a woman who thinks her beau is going to give her the Hope Diamond. Unfortunately. few Super Bowl games have met those lofty perceptions or fans and writers. The Bruins were never behind in the opening 20 minutes, lead- ing 36-29 with less than four minutes to go. OllEGON STAf[ (461 l••• 0 Sm•tn tO Gian dtf\) ll 5nutn 19 Tu< ••r 11 Jo""">~• UCl.A (U • G•••nwooo" Jo,,,,_ 10 Vtonld~• Town~l>CI I• Splll~nt o Som• 6. V•<10.-'l"e s W11\f"\ 1 ... trltlt()f'\) . Haiti•""' UCL A l8 0•"9"" Sl~t• JS Tol•I IQul' Ot.,,00" St•tl-lt-UCLA l1 FCk.ltttq WI Tuc.-•r Jnf\n\on A U 117 Ballard Shine• LOS ANGELES -Powerful Greg Ballard scored 27 poinL'> as Oregon ripp ed So uth ern California 64-52 in a Pacific 8 basketball game Saturday night, keeping the Ducks in first place in the conrercnce. Ballard, a 6·7 forward, was a virtual one-man gang in the first half, when he scored 21 of his points. Oregon led 33·25 at halftime. With Oregon coach Dick Harter playing Ballard sparingly in the second half, the Trojans began lo come back, using an 11 ·2 scoring spurt lo come wilhm two at 42-40 with 11: 17 lo go. However . Ballard returned ~hortly and his rebounding and defense paved the way for the Ducks to pull ahead steadily until they led 64·50 just seconds before the fini sh. The Ducks reeled off six points to open the g ame and Ballard ac- counted for 16 of the first 20 Oregon points, but the Trojans remained reasonably close. Marv Safford had 10 points to lead USC. Oregon improved to 2-0 in the Pacific 8 following its thrilling one-point victory over UCLA on Friday night. The Ducks are 11·2 in all games. Southern Cal, 0·2 in the Pac.ff. dropped to 3-10 overall. 09'1001f 16•1 K•~I • O~llArd 11 Smell I. °'Vmrnoncl I . Clot<', Grtl>•mt, IM<U, Nt1\0n • USC 021 Porti'tr 6. Hond<lnon' Ho"l"'ll"" 1. S.llo•d 10, Jon•• '· Ct•flno 1. Wldtlteh$1 I, Wl>tf•-~r •. Orl"'•m 1 H•llll""' · 0r•QOn lJ. Soul'-'" QIU. lottlloul•-OnQO'l 17, Sou1i.mca119 A -•,OH. for the privilege. More people will see the game than watched Neil Armstrong take his first step on the moon. Twenty-one companies hawkers or auto tires. beer. in- surance. soft drinks and assorted items and services -will shell out $250,000 a minute lo get their message a cross. No other s ports event attracts such a figure. NBC said its TV coverage would be one or the broadest and most sophisticated ever attempt· ed. Pate Holds Golf Lead In Phoenix PHOENIX -Jerry Pate had to birdie the final hole-rolling in the short putt m oments after the na- tional television coverage ended --to break a tie with his World Cup partner Dave Stockton and take the third round lead Satur- day in the cold wet, $200,000 Phoenix Open Golf Tournament Pate's six.footer on the final hole at the 6. 726· yard Phoenix On T\.' Today Chanttef 2 at 11 a.111. Country Club course, gave him a third round 70 and a 54-hole total of204, nine under par. Stockton. the current PGA na- tional champion. played well in front of Pate, who won the U.S. and Canadian Opens in his re- markable rookie season and partnered Stockton as the American team in the World Cup competition only four weeks ago. Stockton had come from seven strokes orr the pace lo gain a share of the lead in this inaugural of the 1977 PGA tour with a seven-under-par 64. the best round of the tournament, and was in the clubhouse with a 205 total when Pale played the 18th. 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The Vikings came up losers in their other three bids, bowing to Kansas City, 23·7, m 1970, losing lo Miami, 24·7, in 1974 and then being beaten by Pittsburgh, 16·6, in 1975. The Raiders, winners of nine division championships in the last 10 years. are appearing in onJy their second Super Bowl. They lost the second game of the series. 33-14. to Green Bay in 1967. Since then, Oakland has had a depressing record of playoff failures which eliminated the favored Raiders short or the championship game Offensively, each team de- pends on a passer rated among the best of football. Fran Tarken- ton for Minnesota and Ken Stabler for Oakland. Tarkenton owns every major NFL passing record and enjoyed another big year for the Vikings, throwing for 2.961 yards and completing a conrcrence-h1~h 61.9 percent of his attempts. His 255 completions led the league. Stabler was the NFL's top. ranked passer based on a com- plicated formula used by the league to measure quarterback emc1ency. He Jed the league with 27 touchdown passes, and he topped Tarkenton in completion percentage with a s parkling 66. 7. Both quarterbacks have im- pressive tools at their disposal. Chuck Foreman or the Vikings is considered the most versatile running back in football today. He rushed for l.155 yards, fourth best i.n the NFC. and caught 55 passes for 567 more, finishing second among con!crcnce pass receivers. JoininJt him in the backfield are Brent Mcclanahan and Robert Miller. who share the other running back slot. Between thetn, the two rushed for 668 yards and caught 63 passes for 433yards. Mark van Eeghan ls the chief Raiders ball carrier with 1,012 yards rushing See BOWL. Page 8 ·9 "•'' Sw•r eewl ltHvtb '"' Gr.,.n e • .,. H. K•nU•Clly 10 ,.., Gr""" llAV ll O••l•nd U ,..,, N..,. Vor'-. 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Quarterbacks Star in Bowl Tiffs We are about to watch. of all things, a game called the Super ~· Tltls game, for the cham- pioilship of American pro foot· J>lUJ, bas drawn more journalists tb8p did all the batUes of World War I. More peoole will be watchinJt lhi~ hallowed football dUPI on TV than there were when Astronnuts Armstrong and Aldrin became the first bumaos to set foot on the moon. More money will exchange handa over th11' football game th an you could count In a znlllenlum. By virtue of playoff ellmlna· Eigh t othe r Super Bowls turned out to be super bores, in· eluding the third closest game of the lot-Miami's 14-7conquestor Wuhlngton in 1973 al tile LA Coliseum. It was 14·0 until the last.minute when a fumbled field goal attempt was returned for a touchdown. And so what will we be treated to today? History dictates a one-sided ar- f air. Today's adversaries have a lradiUon of winning games they should have lost. 1 like Oakland lo win il handily. , HONOLULU (AP) -use quarterback Vince Evans, a last· minute choice for the 31st annual Hula Bowl, reverted to a familiar play Saturday as he sparked the West to a 20-17 football victory over the East. Evans had a hand in three touchdowns and engineered the drive which gave the West its first victory In the history of the all· star classic. "Not a bad sub." said West coach Mike While of CallfomJa. A 45-yard pass from Evans to Trojans te~mmate Shelton Diggs set up the three.yard touchdown ~ by Missouri's Curtis Brown with 1: 13 remaining. "It was a USC play," Evans said of the bomb. ''I didn't get a whole lot of practice lime this week. I thought If I got in the game I'd just give it my all." Evans ran two yards for a t ouchdown on his first ap- pearance in the first quarter and tossed a seven-yard scoring pass to light end Don Hasselbeck of COiorado after going in on a thJrd and-goal situation In the fourth quarter. Helsman trophy winner Tony Dorsett, who ran 47 yards for an East touchdown and Hnlshed with 98 yards and 1~ carries, wa11 chosen the game's outstanding offeMlve player. But the ballots had been count· ed before Evans went to work. North, 27·24 MOBILE. Ala. -North quarterback Steve Pisark1ew1ci fueled a frantic M.issourl-slylc comeback and beat the clock as well as the S<luth in Saturday's play-for-pay Senior (.J<)wl rootbllll aame. But to accommodate national television and Its own ticking clock, the Most Valuable Player award and aU the big money was doled out to others before his last· minute heroics. That left him, despite his North s quad's thrilling 27-24 come· from-behind victory, "a litUe dis· appointed." Pis arklewlcz, who helped engineer Missouri's zany year or triumphs and disasters, rallied the North to Its Senior Bowl vie· tory with two touchdown passes in the final two minutes. The last was a four-ynrd lob lo Tony Jllll of Stanrord to the right comer or the end zone with only 33secondslcn. It capped a sensaUonal day for the 6-4 Missouri signal caller - Plsarkiewlcz threw ror20t yards. Doub'-e Knockout J\lissouri ·s .J 1 m Kcnnedv C35 J delivers a left to Herb Nobles' chin in college ·basketball action in Lawrence, Kansas Saturday. Kennedy was ejected a nd his Tigers suffered a double blow by losing to Kansas, 77-72, in a Big Eight Confer ence opener. Sports in Brief Sterkel Records· Tivo Swim Marks EAST LOS ANGELES-Jill Sterkel. who competed on the U.S. team that captured a gold medal in the women's 400-metcr swim relay in the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. set two American records in AAU com- ~tilion at East LA College Saturday night. Sterkel. a 15-year-0ld who re· sides in Hacienda Heights. swam 1 :47.63 in the 200 free and 23 10 in the 50 free. brcakan~ record!> she prev1ousl:. held. lier former marks" ere l 48 29 and 23 70 Tonner BYPP:Ps MELBOURNE ,\menc:an Ros coe Tanner won the Australian Open men's singles ti Ue m straight sets today, while .. Australian Kerry Reid captured the women's championship. Tanner bC'at Argentina's Guillermo Vilas 6-3, 6-3. 6·3 10 8.5 minutes. Reid defeated fellow Austr alian Dianne Fromholti 7-5, 6·2. Tanner raced through the three· sets in 28, 32 and 25 minutes . Kings Foll4 8-1 PlllLADELPHIA -Right winger Don Salcski scored twice and center Mel Bridgman had one goal and two assists as the Philadelphia Flyers extended their hom<' unbeaten streak to 19 games with a 6 1 vict-Ory over the Lo<; Angeles Kani;:s 10 a National llockey LeAgul• game Saturtlil)' nigbt. Hor•~ Gel" Beer to victory in the sixth race and won with Romantic Lead in the eighth Saturday to sweep both ends of the split $35,000 Malibu Stakes at Santa Anita and cap· tu re four consecuti V<' races. The 45-year-old rider was not aboard the public choices in either of the two stakes races. and had lo come from off the pace mid way in both seven. furlong divisions to score his 6~ and 691st career victories m stakes races. Hunt Gets Pole BUENOS AIRES World Grand Prix champion James Hunt of England won the pole position Saturday for today's Argentine Grand Prix, the in- augural race or the 1977 Formula One season. Hunt's time of l minute 48.68 seeonds. in a McLaren M23, set during the first day of time trials on Friday. was good enough lo beat all times recorded during final session on Saturday. Dria.,er Honored CHARLOTTE, N.C. -Cale Yarborough, who captured his first NASCAR Wins ton Cup championship in 1976, has been voted driver of the year by Na· tional Motorsporls Press As- sociation. "" Yarborough. who edged DaVid Pearson in the voting, will re- ceive the award Monday night. Maryland In 86-85 OT Loss COLLEGE PARK, Md. Skip Brown sank a free throw with three seconds rcmauung in over- time. giving 10th-ranked Wake Forest an 86-85 Atlantic Coast Conference bas ketball victory over 15th-r a nke d Maryland Saturday. Drown, who i;corcd22 points. hit a jumper with two seconds left in regulation time for an 81 79 Wake Forest lead. But Maryland called time, and Brian Magid popped in a 30-footer to send the game into overtime. The Deamon Deacons. now 11 I including 2·0 in the ACC. scored their first victory al Maryland since 1969 after blo\\ tng a 10-pomt halftime lead.Mar) land is 10 2 IJSF~ 81·63 SEATTLE J ames Hardy scored 25 points a n d Ball Cartwri~ht add~d 22 to lead top- ranked San F rancisco to an 81 ·63 West Coast Athletic Conference basketball victory over seattle Saturday night The victory boosted the Dons' to 17·0 overall and 2-0 in the WCAC. Kent uckfl, 6-1-62 NASHVILLE -Rick' Robey scored on a layup with eight seconds remaining to give third- r an k ed K entucky a 6·t -62 Southeastern Conference basket· ball victory over V<1nderbilt Saturday .. Kentucky had held the ball for one shot after Vandc:rbilt tied the gam e 62-62 with 1 :08 remaining. The Wildcats c: ailed l.J me out with 28 seconds left and th<'n set up the play which resulted in Robey get· ling the bask<'l :.iftcr a pass rrom j!uard Larry J ohnson ALobo•a.. 80· 77 TUSCALOOSA , Ala. Reginald King scored 23 points and ~rabbed nme rebounds to lead fourth r ankC'd Alabama lo an 80· 77 South<' astern Conference ba~kclball \'ll'lorv over LSU Saturday night. · ltlf ehigort~ 66-63 ANN ARBOR. Mich. Rickey Green scored 22 points. 13 in the fina l eigh t minutes when Michigan had to come from behind, as the fifth-ranked Wolverines took a 66-63 Big Ten bask etball victory Saturday over W1sco11s10. H1Ukle11~ 98· 77 SE1\TTLE -Mike i"e1LI tossed in 20 points and 7-foot James Edwards added 19 to lead Washin~lon to a 98-77 Pacific 8 Conference basketball victory over Stanford an a rcgionall~ televised game Saturday after noon. The Cardinals. 0-2 an con rerencc play and 7-5 overall, had tr o ubl e pcn ('t r a lin J! Washington's zone derense and fell victim to the Huskies ' potent Cast break in a decisive 12-minute span in the second hair. Cougar•, 11-63 P ULLMAN . Wash . Washington State senior Steve Puidokas gunnC'd in 23 points to lead the Cougars lo a 77-63 bas k e tba ll victory over Cnli!ornia in Pacific 8 Con- ference action Saturday. Puidokas combined with seniors Harold Rhodes and Mar- ty Giovacchini for 56 points. as Was hington State remained among the Pac-8 unbeatens with a 2·0 record. ClllCAGO Good 1....1 Quinta, whose rewarct will bl> a beJlyCull of beer. won the SS.500 Alsad Purse Saturday at Washington Park. Today's Sports on TV "He'll ~cl all th<' beer he wonts tonight," said tramer Ollly McKeever, -brother of the horse's jockey. Robert McKeever. "l discover<'d IMl summer lhnt he liked beer ," lhe trainer said. Now Good La Quinta drinks about a s ix-pack ever y day, starting with two in the morning. But two days before he's going to race be gets no beer until the race is over. Shoe Wins 4 ARCADIA -World champion· rider Bill Shoemaker rode Coja.k 9 a. m. (2) -NBA llASKET· BALL -The Los Angeles Lakers face the P15tons in Detroit. 9:30 a .m. (4) -COUEGE BASKETBALL -The North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. the Maryland Terrapins in an Atlantic Coas t Conference game at College Park, Md. 11 a.m. (2) -GOLF - Final round of play in the $200,000 Phoenix Open, the first event on the im PGA tour. 11:~ a.m. (4) -SUPER BOWL XI PREGAME SHOW -Don Meredith, J ohn Brodie, Len Dawson. Lionel Aldridge and Paul Magui re offer their opmions on the outcome of today's game 12.30 p.m . (4) -SUPER BOWL XI -The Minnesota Vikings face the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XJ at Pasadena's Rose Bowl. 3:~ p.m. (4) -SUPER BOWL XI POSTGAME SHOW. 5:~p.m. (28) -THE WAY IT WAS -Gold medalists. Rarer J ohnson a nd Wilma Rudolph relive their triumphs at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. Gauchos Explode, 106·95 SAN BERNARDINO-Dennis "Bubba" Smith s cored more than 30 points for the fifth con· secuUve game Saturday night, leading the Saddleback College Gauchos to a 106-9S win over San Bernardino Valley ln U1e opening game or Mission Conference basketball acUon, here. Saddleback never turned back .after taklnJ an early 8-0 lead, lm· proving lts record to 11·7 in a same that had remarkable 3hoot· LOg perccnt.a1c1. Saddleback ahot extremely ex- tremetY, •ell, •lnklng '3 of 8$ ··- field goal attempts for 66.1 per- cent. But San Bernardino waa even better, connecting on 46 or 61 for an iQcredible 75.4 percent. Smith scored 31 points, wtule guard Tim Shaw bad 24 points and grabbed 10 rebound.,. Guard Rich MCEirath scorc.'d 20 Polnta and contributed 16 assists for the winners, whtle forward Buck Day tallied 16 paints and 8f•bbad nine rebounds. 'tn opening o 61·54 baJrllmo lead.J. Saddleback wu s parked by .MCll.ilrath, Smith and Shaw, who had 16, 14 and 12 of tbcle points. Meanwhile, San Bernardino Md trouble handling the ball, turning it over 24 times. The hosts also had three players foul out. * * * Sa" .. ,_,.no !\ti SaHl•b.o<~ !1061 lt It 1tl It It It Ill Ip Ul,,,.r , D I 1' 5mlth n ' 1 31 Mem• l~ ) l 'I 01w I , J I~ 0.-M l 0 I 7 McEl••lh 7 ~ tto Q>ovl(~ • 0 S IA w ... 11 1 J ,. Wlstli l\QIM ~ 0 ~ 10 5'mp""" I D ' t Qoadloo 1 0 ' • l(nlQfll 0 ' 0 I Jt<kto()l't A 0 J • M.loOQ ' ' J • ,,..Do, I 0 , J Nl)Oll ' 0 0 1 ~ I 0 0 t O.L-0 ' 0 , -·Oii 2 0 I ' Tout• '1 JO ,. to. Tolal, .. au o Helflllllt! s ........ ,..w., Sunday. January 9. 1977 DAIL V PILOT .. Stats Deceiving Rise of Hettinga Sparking Tritons By ROGER CARLSON Ol U.. D•lly Pl .. 1 $Utt With m ost high school basketball tea ms, a 6-6 player is easy to pick out from the pack. but for San Clemente High's Ted Hettinga. such is not the case. At least while he's in street clothes. Amidst a s quad which features 6-7\f.! John Neely and 6-6 John Carson, and in a league such as the South Coast League with 6-6 Alex Black of Corona del Mar, 6-6'h Ben Bacon of Laguna Beach and 6-4 Roger Poirier of Irvine's University, Het- tinga has been the most un- derrated player or the bunch. Al least he was until recently. The Tritons star led San Clemente to the Katella Hlgh tournament championship r e- cent I y, gai nin g all · tourna m en t h o nors. He scored 32 points in the cham- pionship ga me, continually burning St. Anthony of Long Beach with his soft touch from 15 feet. The rise of Hettinga to aJi. league caliber has been swift -considering he was a junior varsity player as a junior and was hampered with a broken foot during the summer. comlne on very fast, now. He's got an excellent touch from the lS·foot area and despite his size (6·6. 22X>). he's not hurt us at all on the last break." Hettinga has averaged 12.2 points for 11 games, but the figures are deceiving. Jn the last five starts he's averaged 18.6 and his percentage from the field is up to 58.6 (Sl of'87). "Early in the year," says DeMagglo, "Hettinga was having trouble. He bad really I06t his confidence. But }\e's worked hard on his s~ and is coming. Our team»S blossomed with Hettinga and John Stephens in the attaclt." Hettinga is also a standout in baseball and is expected to see action in the spring as a designated hitter or first baseman. Also the team's leading re- bounder with 115 in 12 games, Hettinga has been credited with 20 assists a nd is a 68 per- cent shooter at the free throw Line. TED HETTINGA "Hettinga." says SC coach Stan DeMaggio, "didn't real- ly start practicing hard until mid -November. But he's San Clemente figured to be. tough in the Soutb Coast League with all-league re- lu rnee Tim Dunham al guard. Now the TritonS have another facet to conte nd with-and for most, it's going to be too much to handle. 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H•lthm"" Mar•rw )1 ~ U~l•t,.llY (:141 ISJ) D•M Htlh 8t1nu• Ill F C61 Skll~ M&fvtC., 4) r: 4 i Smvlf\ s--.. 6 c 1101 ~ ........ l •nqm .. o. Ill C, CU La..- 0.nltm•n '•• <.,, f U ) Gr•ham OH \CGrll"IQ \Ub\ Su, ton 1 H..-nn 1 U•n...,,, 1 0 Oon,...113. Jan•••. lloilltlmt OH 19 II l'AIESHMAH Vftl••r,llY UI) !U) D•R• HUI• lhompwn 1111 F 1171 B<>rtrolnd College Bcisketball UC.LA 11 Or•Qnn SIU 01roon o• V SC H Wa\htnqton<IR SfAntnrd 11 W~v~1n910'l S111 C111to,n1nU VSF 81, S.,altl• ol SMi.(IMa 107 P~rll•nd01 C?OTI f"rlC'O#'d•rtf" 1t. St M,lt'f , 1' Ca1 S1 Fu11.,,~,., N1 C•• 5t l A &6 Ne••~a la< V•q•• 111, Nllftllrtl>O" 517' Artlon41 ~179 I onq 8•M h ~I 1• BOWL ... Continued from B-8 Clarence Davis gained 516 and Pete Banaszak 370. The three backs also caught 59 passes among lhem for 538 yards. Past Supe r Bowls have been low-scoring affairs, but this one could be dif- ferent. At least, that's how Minnesota coach Bud Grant sees it. "lt won't be a 14·10 ga me." s aid Grant. "With the high quality of pl ayers you have at quarterback and the sklll positions, you '11 see scores." I oyola T• N•••da """° 6• (..81 Poly Pomon• 18. Dom1nou<>1 Hlll\60 C1>1co SI ~I. Humboldl Sl •S Wllltll•r" Cl••tmonl Mu<ld81 Sitcram•nlo Sl 76. UC Dl•IH7 ldatio Sr 60. GontaQA 5' H•vw•rd St 63, SF 51•ff S6 l\lr Fort• II, N•YV ,. !30Tl LOl'OI• C:lllUQO 71. DtP•ul 1>6 W•\lmunl 'IO Cal Polv SLOtt BrodltY U. S llllnol~ se lndl•n• 90, ltllnol• 60 M lch1Q.8n 66 Wl'\COn\1n 63 MttOWll" t.S, S C•rot•n• 5.• Loul•vlll• to. Tulone fl Wt-• Fo,.\I Ill Marvl•ndlS IOTI PurclUeH Oh10S1 &S Ktnluck• 6' VenderDlll 61 N C..rou,,. .i. V1ro1n•• •I K•M••" MIUourtn llulQef\M, COftt><lcllcul n !JOT> Meml>lll•SI 11>',MlcMurr•yU Provld<onct68 M•U41thU ... llH1 Tuo E• Puo \I, M••• o BYUU Ul•hStl7 l-•S186. Co•o•-80 Al•bamo t0 l~U II MlnneVJl• 18 tow• bl Wtbtr SI._, Montan• St U T•-•-9',Auburn1' llrown 16, Y •I••• 51 JoM'<U. Rl>Ode ltl•ll<hl Ttttu T0<h IJ, Rlct st Df•k• 10). S.n OltQO SI. 80 l'lorld• IOI, Gtorol• 7• "•hMet81, Hou•lon 70 O.lroll llS, Lonq hllftd" Bowllnq Grfff\ ~. Toledo U 8o11ylor H. re .. , 13 l'urman 6t, 08•ldwn SS K•nM\ St. S7. NtDrHk• S2 Pw"nltil, HfrV•rd SI Ntw MO•ICo SI."· Wlchll• SI." 5MU6',TCUS5 Ctntr•I MlchlQ•n 76, E. MIChlQ<MI 10 SI 8of>•-.nlurt ••.Va T~tl\82 ~IOll Htll ti, Vlll•nou 10 J.cksonvlllt.._, "'•""""" ()Crtatioma Sl6J. 0 -lahOmUl Or•IR_rl,IO, Tuls.61. 0.oWMlllllQtOllt4, Pltlt~l't U1t111l,~1Sound U Drazba Top MDGridder Defens ively. the R aid e r s empl oy a somewhat unorthodox thr ee-man front with four linebac kers. Up front, Oakland uses Otis Si s trunk and J ohn Matuszak at the ends, with Dave Rowe at mid· dle guard . Th e linebackers are Pbll Vlllapiano , Monte Mark Druba waa Jobnlon, Willie Hall and chosen moat valuable Ted Hendricks. Jn the player at Mater D~l secondary, Skip Thomaa (Santa Ana> Ht ab s and WUlle Brown mM aporta awards banquet the comers with George Thursday night In honor Atkinson at strong safety of the varsity football and Jack Tatum at free team5 · i 1 d 1 safety. pee a awar w n· Oakland's offense will ners: be racing a veteran Vik· tngs dcftnsive unit. The four-man fr ont ls anchored by 31·ytar-old tackle Alan Page, the on 1y defensive player In NFL history •ver named the leia1ue's Most Valua- ble Player. Matw09' Yarstty~ ... Nll Mo•l ll1IU11bl1: Marl! O•el.IM; a..1 Oflt11tl11t "leytr: Sllvt a.-. ""I 0ol'Oft'9vt Pl•ffr; ICIM Ewt119; Motl l11jplrat10111l 1 II rad ~I Mot.I lmprov1d: Jolln Gl1atoft; Mo\I ON•-..wsr Jilt GltaJOn: •1ee1y -tal"•ln: , .. ,,. Mc~; C.- 1.f!M: ~k Drefllll, ll•w Meo.wen, JIM NM, ••od (MICA, IC.ill ~; .>w O'Hlf'e Awe'91 Ma,. OrulN; .Jellll H111rt• Aw1rf : Sieve 9'w#Mtrt. l(u~\ 10) F 181 Wll\On r • ..,.,,., n1 c 131 tt10. "'llson "' G 111 c:omM G<eqq !SI G Ul CrowOtr Uni i.c.ortnq sub\: McCur, Wl"t9'\ DH Sllv•rman 7. Mall\e• •. Mllltr &, s.tl•• Smllh l S•v 7 Natl 7 H•llll~ OH.ll II, MhsiOft llloja Utl UOI S•n Cl...,...1• Kurl 171 F C61Smlll'I Moflr C6l F C•l Ar'Ofl\ 8uhltr <>ti C Ill C.rr l(roonlnq 110) G Ctl H•-M Cummlnq Ctl C. 1131 liWK~ MV >eorcno sub\: Cal>Q<lt e, S..ncnu I SC:Cuchenl,C•~lO. Hallllm• Mii. 33·"· l'ln. ll•lloy no CO ) K•ltll• Cowan 151 f. 181 Fron~• Erwin n ll F 141 A<Jr>elto ~~yl\010\ 11SI C !41 KnudYn Emerson Ill G 111 Ci.tr«• The s h arp -s hooting Orange Coast College Pirates shot 68 p~ from the floor and ~1,a to a 68-51 non-confetenee basketball win over East Los Angeles Saturday night at Orange Coast College. Phil Bolden led Orange Coast with 25 points, sparking a second halt OCC rally that carried the Pirat~s from a 33-~ lead to a 49·36 margin with 8:50 le ft in the Smit!\ IOI G c•l Whllcomt> FV sc«lnq •u"' Mc Erroy •. A-h game. 3,l(mM11l•ulla CoC>POml. Bolde n had e ight H•llWne: Fv,n-i.. points in that span, wind- """'· auci. t w 1 ou c.rnt.. ing up with 18 in the ""'~~~ 1111 F 1791 Br1QQ1 M Turner 1141 F Ill Grav second half. He hit OD 10 :.!~,. 141 ~ 00 ,...1:~~= of 17 field goal attempts, 1<1nq m G m a.rmuoe1 but wasn't a one-man o.7.~or~~~r1n9 H•b•· W•lkor 7, ·show. H•11t1 ..... c.e,,nos.40-7'. Jon Holl and, who ~rtn•IS•HMl<><un v;.w ende d with 15 points, A1•110 •m F t1J1 """~ connected on s ix of :' .. '::: :,';, ~ 1~~f~"':':,:! seven. while Mark Oman Mcc1.11an m G 111 Ha<11~ hit on five or five and Jeff FlcM '"' G 1101 """'...,. G Id k f' f Marina w:orinQ \Ul>S! Graham 7, 0 en san 1ve 0 Erlwlrdl •• Goodwin 7, Larson ~. eight. Oman and Golden R~~~~1~~!'.d,!0~~o~~·~~;ne•er7 had JO points apiece. E••'°ncm m1Lo11a Orange Coast also Lo1111 ... ,., F 1s1 F•lk dominated the boards, Cudmoro Il l F (IS) McFarland grabbing 24 rebounds t.o ~~~~'~1 ~ cm1:i"o":; East LA's 15. Bolden had MC DoM•d 1111 G !1S1H1>akln)O<I 10 r ebounds , while R~~.~=~~~."ubs: oc19e~ 11' Golden grabbed nine~ Ha1t111N: Loara,30·76. Each had seven in the ManN cm cm u Mtr.tcLt second half. "'•"0 11s1 F m Fr•nk Phil Llscolt a nd Marie O.w...,.,(l&l F IOI Fo< eo....""1 161 c 111 Rice Oman added seven as- E"'""" 101 c. 11011<rtotc11 sists apiece, as Orange Gr•ham 01 G IOI Wldlfl•ld Martn• t<Orl~IJ Sub•. Ft(-"· Coast made a meodsJOr CioodWtn 1. McC1t•l•11 10. _.. '· a 57.50 loss to East LA ~=~~;!· ~~~~~.~·~: ~ earlier this year. Tandy u 1son cui ml Lur• Gillis' Pirates a re S-9. Mollnll ll~l F C101SllH Or.ii,. CHtl ( .. ) 8eq1I•"° 181 F !Sl McO...wl\ I• fl .. IP H•rttr lll) c. !SIWan ...... Goldtft s 0 1 10 Mc&i>~1e1 G !llC:-tr Holl-I> l l IS T6ku\lll td G 171 Cioldllnc!I Boldon 10 s 2 2s Eo1son scorl"9 wl>S: Lu•· lloyera. Om.., s o J tD 110\< l l!COll 1 0 3 • ttallllm.: Edi'°"· 11>-14. Karkut 0 z I 2 El T-!Jt) CO I Cttl• ~ e.;i:.,, 7! 1~ I~ .! SUiton 121 F 11115. LuJI P•vne VI F 1,11 ~ HellClme • Orfnoe Cout. 'll•'• ~I""° Ill C Ill W•l•mura -lrlnQ6 Cd G 171 OIOdlr!Q< Covl]\Qlon !O G ()I II lclWlrchOn ET w:Otlnq t ubs: llau 3. <i<•wt 1 CM· 8. LWI 4, 5P<ltQ ... 7, TllO,_, J, Fltldt 2. Btclell. Jutl1, M«l..el'f\, Sort••· H•lftlm4: CM.31-17, Newpcw1 Ull (40) Cy'"°"' Ecclt• ct) F ISi Hoy Ll"'kY CS) F (18> Deht Coldwell CUI C !IOI Gartl• A.o.dellsCm c; t11Mont~no s. a.dells m G <01 e • ..,, HH KOtlnQ tub\: Dn>ltt 2. Re""4tn 6. Verd1ov 1, Hellrlcll 1. tf•llllm.: NH.lll lS we-a .. ecll !Ml 1 .. 1 CdM R'-1 161 F CUIJ-Mn OU-fSI F ltl ICI~ "°'1ck llJI C UI Gllltt>aerd E""" 110> G W Colt W•IU !21 G llSI O.wl1 CdMteorlftQ111b: Jo"'114. Hllltl-t GdM, 21-U. ••taMla IPI IJtl •1~ l.af1JMr 1101 F 141 _..,., c... 1101 P m llMro....:rltff 11111 Hwll (IOI C m ICIWl9ft IC,.,,,,.ldl 141 0 CO Ma.....,., •INlllOl 0 W -'I hMd41 ~·llt Mtl ·--s. ""'91 t. •11-y t. RIClleNh >, Gelltlll'9 t, 019'11ft, HatlK~k 1, ~ J, U-y4, MatltllN: l!lla!l<le, ,.., .. Pro Scores Banquet Results David Axline ddbt- ball) and Woody m.. (cross country) w•n selected as most vat;e.. bleat Irvine's Unlvmlty High sport.a awards bM- quets. Special award Win· ners: JC.Scores Checkered Flag WITH HOWARD l. HANDY Les Richter was once Lhe :)COurgc or pro· (ess ional football when he played with the Los Angeles Rams from 1954 to 1962 a:. a linebacker. But he does n't even cringe on Super Bowl <ft><1l· ball> Sunday when most of the n&t1on is eithe r in al tendance at the gumeor watchint: it via television. Richter, now the head of Ri verside lnterna· tlonal ttaceway, will begin a busy week of qualify. ing and practice for the Western 500 stock car race today. Permatex 300 IJraCtJcc will lake place m the morning and qualifying in the afternoon for next ~aturday 's late model stock car r ace. a preliminary to the Grand N ationaJ event on Sunday De fending champion CaJe Yarborough will be on hand along with Richard Petty for the big race and Yarborough r eportedly gels results by talking to his car. "During a race, it's like l become a machine and the machine becomes a man,·• he says. "I talk to my cars. baby them, shout at them, praise them J feel them live and breathe m my hands." He's the Mark Fidrych of the automobile racing world. Fidrych 1s the baseball pitcher who talks to the ball before he throws at to the plate. Area Drivers Gf.t Bonusn Orange Coast area drivers have s hared in season money wlnnlngs on several fronts. Jim Busby of Laguna Beach finished the In- ternational Motor Sports Association <IMSA) cam- paign with 588 points, the best in the Camel GT series. Each point was worth $t.77 with Busby col· leding a total of $2,800 for his efforts during the year. On the USAC trail, Duane "Pancho" Carter, the former Marina High student, won the sprint car driving championship for the second lime and boosted bis season earnings in sprints alone to 537,257 with a $3,586 point fund check. He Is at Ontario Motor Speedway today lo test Dan Gurney's new championship racing car despite the Super Bowl game. Ron ''Sleepy" Tripp of Costa Mesa is $2,332 richer as both the winning driver and owner of the top midget racer for the second straight year. Tripp Advances in Midgets Tripp is currently in Australia with a group of top USAC drivers. competing in midget races and will get a late start on the season here He has accompla:.hcd more m automobile rac 1ng at the age of 23 than most dnvers have 1n an en tiTe career Tripp has won 11pprox1malcly one-third of every USAC m 1dget feature he has started and could become one or the five w1nningest drivers of al l time this year . Poff in Parker 400 Andy Poff of SeaJ Beach has drawn the first st arting position in the Baja Rug division of the Parker 400 off-road race Feb. 12. A host. of other drivers from tht' area are en- tered in the race that winds acros1' the C'alifornfa and Arizona dest'rt areas. 'Leng Bea~h R~e Oaf~ .'tvt In case rou missed them, the datt-s for the Long Reach Grand Prix street race and 750 l'l' motorcy cle comp<.'l1l1on arc Apnl I 3 The Form ulil One cars lo\lll h1• cm the rnurse all three days for prnct1n·, qualifying ;ind racing on Sund3y The moton·yck'S y, 11f quahf} Friday and r ace Saturda~ under the n~w format with many of the world s top c~cl<' ndcr5 competing tncludmg Gar~ Nixon. Kenny Roberts. Ste\ c Haker and Barr) Sheene of En~lan of Vene1ucl;_1 and Giacomo Agostini of ll~1lv HVC Rolls, 98-25 J eff l''rnH·r i-cored 40 points and Ooui.-: llansrm added 27. lt>adin~ tht• Huntmglon Valley Chns 11 ;in Conquerors or NPwport I\to ac·h ln a 98·25 rout '""'r C ap1st rano \ Jiii'' m non lc31?U1' h.1skclhull at·t111n S;1lu1 w1nnt•1 s \\ho out n • hnunckd Cap is trano V:illl') 5:! 11 11\'C '" .\ :1 Cap1str;1n11 \. .i lln I~ I 2 C1otttri:f1to v .. ,, .. , 11'1 <I 11 ~· ,I I ~ o U t h <' r II ~ ' 1,.. • I h• .. , '"°' Ai'•. l';.1ll(orn1;1 l"ollt·~1· 111 ',1.~·- l osta M <',,1 l,.rUl.t'I a ti 7 l 1°11l1•1 • 1 hit on 19 ur 2~ f1l'lcl RIMI .1llempL'I (11r 79 (wrct:'nl. : ,1 while lhl' C onqu1•ror., .,.,,.., S;lOk 15 or i:l frnm lfll' ·-~ floor for fi2 p1·rr1 111 •: ,',, Rod Nt•w h .i'1 17 rt.• 101 .. bound ., ii n !I Jo' r ;11 I' r r ., '" hauled down l:l (or lht• ••v• .. fq II II' IO .. YC •ti ... • It \C'•f"'• ,, .. °""''"' It ' .,... f l -, II ~ l\ ' )) l1 ~· ..._ Alamitos Racing Results 'o'~"httOtf Tr•OMll<ldY fllln llACE u O Y9•01 . ., ..... , ot<t\. (l•1m1AQ Pvr\.t \1t00 J•rtmt1nMo ![)tlon;Dal ""° '°' •4'.I Wt'"al \tlfgifh.-t-iAt1' l1 )0 10 !Ml ~ermlul tMi;l•tt• •ti<> T•m.. -~J ti Al\O (tlft r,o M•h'• Sr1no, Mf WtorwtV Tr..-, Gr@~ Pouoon. ""''""-•'f lllvn TO<.I. t<lr>Q> D•I•. 8rM11eyv111~ fl~\t\ Pot\f'\';''\ limit !.Cf'•f Cl\ .. d 'll!Hn l ndlAft (,ictd•botlt, 11m• f O"P' r U El(ACTA 5·JtltM4n Me ~4-Wett \lt~ln••, P<l•d uo.20 St: COHO l!ACt: ~10 •••0\ ) ••Ar otO\ A up Cl•1mln<J PuHt \2000 RO(ti1n~• •r .. oora• • 80 •IO 1 oO fliith'J,t•~t ~Mil 1()t1•v••• I J e() J U0 tv11 Jfl't 'Roooht \ ao f tfl"WI' j' 04 Aho ,an Vwq•\ ftO-' C.tot\I' PMntom Wino JAmm~•.-. •~"OP't CA•. ~~•IOC~unly 'kretchea H110 Blob e.<"IM' !>f\t~r T1QJP,. Oom1nqo Ont~°"'' T"IRO llACE •00 v•rd• l Y••• ol!J\ !I. 111> Cl••m•no Pun.a t lOOO J~tll.oum lfre-•wr"• St.Hom.in'\ WOf'ld ·~·-I t4ySlr•"'9f• L•omon 1 T1nw !I U ~.O J IO 11111 • "° J llJ HO ..,,..., ''" Oe<•~ J('t k•u loo, C\tv1dt"c.ll. Hoyc>v> Pr1dp NOOf' ~ Nt'l\itf'•ltl'\t!\ FOIJllTH llACt: •OOo•d• h••r nu)'\ & up C•••mlno Pur\e 11 000 f'l.)011\rl Notions tMl1chell) ca11roroi~ S.UO\.ht"' Broo~fil'td • S.11ySul1•n (Har•! T•m• 11 2l 11 IO HO )1111 AHo r~n OH l 1m1h B•r lnuy ~h•dow ""611" Coov Tull S<>n ~ '«''<neo NtW.tO!) F' lvflf' FIFTH ~ACE 1\0 VMO• I v••r OI°' ~ UO \tdrl~r ... MIOWffnU•· Dur,,. SJ >00 ~.c1r.1toCot.ml 1Hnr1) Fir•I• S,. IAO<Jqnl >1dw.t1i..,I\ l\tt" •Ad••' j r,..,.. )8 JS Al..O ren Don ~ Co M&n L.ynn r 't'tt Cdlltorn1_. ~· ven P•Qf \ Suo" N·'t\CrAtCl'\ti\ StXTH It.ACE JM> y4rch tr,..,, 1Jld1' &. uo Cl•-..)•l•M dllow•nct' Pur-A , ino "-vtnu\J~1 Wei°""' l'l IO I) IO I 1!0 ~I M 1M ~1todfoinh1" I 6 80 '()(J C111c P•l c.o 1r<n1ohll •II> T 0me tt.19 Al"tO r.in 80\\'N Ml'" fr101t &i;u H Johnny C•<IOl'lt GoC..lt(•nQ <ou.tlfh!'d J•• Oon U EY~Ctf t T•ymu\ Jft & •Jot Mt~. P•1d t4'4 \0 SEVE•fTH llACt: ISO vd•d• I Vf.>dt OM\ A uo Cltt\\itt,..d •llOWftn<t Pur,•\8000 81&1,-nHI •M1tcne11 • AM Pl'K'lt.~U IH-trt I F1Y!'(f'l1(\ I WAhOI'\• Time 18 1b •t\C ,,.n 81Q 8•dQM A,., Ot~..-n Arm' M;lf'n& K' i\\ Nf')\Cfi!tlCtle\ EIGHTH RACE JllO ,.,.,, I~·•• ol<t\ & up (.1a1m1no Pvf''" U~ J•J" Jim Ottndv IN1fodf"mu~1 11)11 •00 •00 I 00 S ilO . .., Ald .. Wavf. tMylt .. ' (,oC).•torn? flr,.it\Vt•1 '"•mt• ll'H A.1\0 r.in WAr ''°''' • •v • M•Ql"ltv w,.')4'11 w"'" ""'• L ,,. Nutrwr ~nu· I MOf't.o .y. .. tndy NI')"'',,,,,.,.._ HtNTM s:t&(£ l •)H f•'"" n11 r•4·m.n11 Pu, ... U/00 r.n.i.,'-1~ ...... , "'"''' W'Pd l~•O ~oil ~I'll A a:;,n.,. (u')f')1.u AN\ • 'f') M•"'Ju~liflf'\ ftrl•'n""'"U'' t.1'0 '*"'° XIQO A t..,, , t'l _. ,_,..,,.,,,., Liff" ft,r l..Jfll.v 0.o•n ("'-''0"' 9 ,,. Ao.lrn\ ij u J"r,,w,.,d M • '" R.\tlhl\Q ~ St, .ut ~ .. cs Ooubh• o .. ., \ o' ... t>oo' h I •lf'lttt nit \S E••tt.t ) ,..,"' t kOW\~ ' • &I Soy OiOCl\UI 00 Fish Licenses Now on Sale C alifornia fis hing licenses for 1977 are now on sale at Department or Fish and Game offices and with license agents throughout the state. Angling licenses are is sued on a calendar year basis. Fees are four dollars for resident licenses, two dollars for the inland waters validation stamp and three dollars for the trout and salmon stamp Cost ol the three-day ocean fishing license is two dollars FVMatmenTakeSecond Denny Morrow of M1s- s1on V1e10 High was selected the most valua- ble wrestler at the Costa Mesa High Invitational Saturday night. El Dorado (Placentia) captured the team title with 160""1 poinls while Fountain Valley finished second with 146. Huntington Beach led into the semifinal round, but fin ished fourth. Corona del Ma r. Mission Viejo and Costa Mesa we re fifth , sixth and seventh. M o rr o w , a 140 · pounder. pinned Aregan- dor Saenz of Fountain Valley to win his match and the mos t valuable award Leading 17-3 ll\te in the match, Morrow worked for a half nelson, turned Saenz over nnd secured the pin in S.33 In 105-clas!I action, Gary Bobay of Founta.tn Valley woo a 4·2 decision over Fernando Benegus of Baldfo Park. Costa Mesa's Bill Brookens won a 6·5 de· cision over Bolsa Grande's Mark SederofC in 114 -pound compeli· tion. Brookens had a near fall , but Sede roff escaped in the second period. With only 35 seconds to go in the match, Brookens was down but got his second reversal for the win. In 156s, Ken Duddridge managed two takedowns to defeat Bob Braden of Bolsa Grande, 7·4. And Corona del Mar's Craig Evans won by de- fault in th~ 167 pound d1vis1on In in other tournament action, Ma.-ioa High's Doug Belanger captured the lH·po und cham- pionship at the Santa Fe tourney on a pin in 1:45. And Carl Cherry pinned his Bishop Amat opponent in 2: 16 to give Marina a heavyweight win u s the Vikings finished second. * * C.t~ M•M lftvll•ll .... 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Pa1dtis7.oo ranked basketball team s1xTH A"CE 1 turionq, • ••d• in Orange County, im· ~~11,.,s~~:::\ 1::~~;~1~1!~~~ •ll<l•d proved their record to eo1.,.. 12·4 Saturday. rolling to l~mai<erl lo .n • 00 140 a 92·66 non-league win ,!,,~c~,~~ : Au~e u .' ~ .~~ '"~:·,,,' ~.~·~~,;~:~~~~~:~ 1 1 ~ .tfl : ~ o v e r M o n t e b e 11 o ' s 11~000 """' 1 21 Cantwell, here. All>•rl H 8 1\1\0 ren Korbv L•" Cr.tllY · h J . S h I •M<H••Qu<') , i.o '"'' 1.., Nhto•r, F<l"t Pruunrl, s.,,. ~ .. , Wit Im C U lZ gel· E•rlyCotro~•P1nr"' ll" ~~ ProuaBird·~ ting 24 points and John R1~~""~n!~.·~•n•1"1• 1ll'I Nn•cr•ir n• Garcia. Sal Gaytan and Al\O '"" N@ntwor~ ')••I PMO•I• SEVENTH Ro!ICE I I "'" 1 .. 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I 181Dg License Hike Seen SACRAMENTO (AP) -California's fishing lic~e rees may have to be increased to help bail , out the inflation- squeezed Department of 1 Fish and Game, the head l of the state Resources Agency says. I Claire Dedrick said in an interview while com- 1 menting on the 1977·78 proPosed s tate budget that increasing the $4 f15bing license fee may ' "be something we '11 want to do, in ract I think it is" in the coming fiscal year. I Ir new sources of re- venue aren't found, the 1,400-employe depart- ment may have to cut 60 jobs in 1978, said DFG Director E.C. Fullerton. nsmNG and hunting license fees, increased three times since 1971 after a 13-year stretch of no boosts, provide the bulk of the Fish and Game Preservation Fund. $29. 7S million, in the proposed state budget released F'riday for1977-78. The total proposed budget of $38.95 million, up only $1.83 million from this year, gets only $100,000 in new general fund money under Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's proPosal. That money is earmarked f9r a study on sea otter manage- ment. That brings the total of general tax dollar sup- port to $1.54 million. plus $1.27 million from sale of special auto license ·plates. REFINANCING oC the entire deparllnent is in order. Mrs. De drick said. A rece.nt Department of Finance study says DFG, if there are no pro- gram expansions or new programs and no ree in- creases, will have a de- ficit or $6.4 million in 1977-78, and by 1980-81 a buUt-up deficit of $24.5 million. Mrs. Dedrick sajd the •·amount of revenue as· sociated with a fishing license fee increase in the long run is a drop in the bucket... But it may well be something we'll want to do, in fact I think it is, if we can Ue it to something like warden salaries." Window Battle Paneful HALLANDALE. Fla. (AP) -A judge has de-- cided a case be hopes will end a battle over a kitchen window. Circuit Judge Jose Gonzalez Jr. refused to order Evelyn Mannes to remove a 26-incb window she had Installed in her a partm e nt at the Paradise Towers con· dominiuru. TWO OTHER resi- dents, Arthur SayPol and Edward SUver, filed a lawsuit, charging that Mrs. Mannes Installed tbe window without ap- proval of the apartment owners• ••toei1tlon.. "Every time I walk down the street and see the wtndow and a blank wall on the other side noors, lt makes me lick,,. Saypol test.lfied. But Mn. Mannes' husband, Murray, said the window WH a necessity. •-nm Kl'l'CllEN there -u.hout a window la like a dnk dun1eon," be aaid. "I wanted some H1ht. 1 wanted some air." . 81ypol said. Mrs. MIDIMI• wtndow ~ the dnelopmnt. "~ ple ,...._•t talkln1 to one ~r. ~w;e 'people made remar'• abo.it oUllfa.'. bt Nkl •• ...___.._ \ . Slager at Large Who Killed Claudie Nix? BRIDGEVILLE, Del. (AP) -Every few weeks there will be a telephone call. Or a prison inmate will tell authorities he has some informat.ion. Maybe Police will nm across a .JG.caliber rifie dur- ing an arrest. Then the question police have been asking for nearly three years is asked again: Who killed Claudie Nix? "It'll never be forgotten," says Lt. Jackson P. Esbam. THE SEARCH FOR A SNIPER who shot Nix, a SO.year-old trucker from St. Stephens, S.C., during a naUonwide truckers strike has spawned the lar&est investigation in the stat.e Police's history, Eshamsaid. Since February 1974, police have followed up on hundreds of leads, called on the services of a hyp. notist and a psychic medium and physically tracked down more than 7,500 1968 Chevrolets r e· gistered in Delaware. Despite this, detectives still haven't round the killer or killers who sped olf in a light blue or green 1968 Chevrolet after shooting Nix in his. ri« on a rural section or U .S.13 near Harrington. POLICE SAY TREY BELIEVE Nix's death was tied to the natioowide independent truckers strike. That strike was marked by scattered violence and threats to drivers who didn't go along with a trucking s hutdown to protest fuel costs. State pollce received hundreds of calls from truckers and CB radio operators. They got leads from sources in organized crime and other tips in the weeks that followed the shooting. The well · publicized case apparently became a favorite among prison inmates seeking leniency in ex- change for promises or information. It was just a few weeks ago that the latest tip came from a Police informant about some people detectives say might be linked to the case. Police won't say any more than that. Most tips have led nowhere, but through the years detectives say they have developed some suspects and some hunches about the shoot- ing the night or Feb. 5, 1974. "I personally feel he doesn't live more than 15 or 20 miles from the scene, and I don't think he's told a soul." said Esham. HE FEELS POLICE WOULD HAVE SPotled the suspect 's car in a massive manhunt after the shooting if the killer had driven far that night. Detective Sgt. Carl E. Parker says police also have suspects in the case but apparently little evidence. •'It may be them or it may not," he said. Witnesses include two truckers on the same stretch of road. They reported seeing only a driver in the car that pulled up next to Nix's truck as the shot wa! fired. But both Esbam and Parker say they believe two people had to be involved. Both also doubt the sQiper intended to kill his victim. "JT MAY BE 111AT HE was trying to harass him. to shoot in front of the truck or over the hood," said Esham. Bul the bullet, fired from a high-powered .30· caliber rifle pierced the left vent window of the truck and went through the driver 's heart and chest, killing him instantly, police said. The witnesses voluntarily underwent hypnosis several months after the shooting to help fix events m their memories, detectives said. ONE WITN ESS CAME UP WITH a partial lJcense tag number or the car. Together the wit· nesses also provided a better description or the driver which a New Jersey police artist used for a sketch. T he investigation h as ranged from t he meticulous t.o the exotic. Mooe~~d~g~Ci~~~~~~ called on ~e services or a psychic who, they said, had been helpful to police in another s tale. "Jt was uncanny," said Esham. Al'Wl,..... .. Getd119Beacltf Vice President-elect Walter Monda~e·s wife, Joan, has or- dered her dress for the Jan. 20 inaugura- tion from Eleanor Brenner of Seventh Avenue. Channel Studies Offered Students will study the Chapne l I s lands oC · California in a new Orange Coast College course being offered this spring. Titled "Natural lfis. tory of the Channel Is lands," the two-unit field s~dies course will include a seven-day Easter week voyage to the islands,_April 3·9. THE TRIP will be con- ducted aboard the 95- foot, long-range fishing boat, "Searcher," which will serve as a floating laboratory during the seven days. A $335 fee covers course-related expenses. including berthing and m eals aboard the ship. Six o r t h e eight Southern C a lifornia Islands will be visited during the trip, including San Miguel, Santa Rosa. Santa Cruz, Anacapa, San Nicolas and Santa Barbara. Students will study the land and marine life of each island, and be permitted to hike on most or them. There will also be op- portunities for overnight camping. COURSE instructor Norman Cole says the stude nts will view thousands or marine mammals, including sea lions, elephant seals and harbor seals. They will also have the OPPortunl- ty to see several Indian sites more than 4,000 years old. Three pre-trip meet· ings are scheduled Feb. 22, March 8 and March29 from 4 to 7 p.m . A post· trip meeting is· slated April26. Spring r egistration J'UM through Feb. l by apPointment. Open re- gistration, on a drop-in basis, will be h eld Feb. 2·10 . Sentenced ,. Sunday. January 9, 1977 DAIL v PIL01' CJ I Cancer 'Favors' Whites Study Shows Some Races More Affected 1 WA SHINGTON (AP) - Nonwhites surfer a propor- tionately higher death rate from cancer than whites, and certain cancers strike some races with greater frequency than other races, a m.Oor s tudy says. The study alao shows that the occurrence of diflerent cancers among nonwhites varies throughout the nation, as was found for whites in a similar study released in 1975. THE NEW STUDY IS a compa. nion to one on whites and another released in 1974 that looked at the ( MEDICINE ) country's cancer mortality by county. All the studies are based on death certificate figures for 35 types ol cancer compiled by the National Center for Health Statistics from 19:i0througb 1969. The latest rePort written by National Cancer Institute scien- tists said t he geographical studies bolsters medical theories that a relations hip exists ltl'Wlrt"'°IO Stretch and Bend That's what this giraffe at Lion Country Safari near West Palm Beach , F la ., is doing -stretching his front legs out and bending down to get at some food. There must be a better way. Navy's Light Bill Big in San Diego SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Navy says it paid a $19.4 million light bill from the San Diego Gas and Electric Company last year, partly because the big boats plug into sockets on shore. The Navy homeports about 140 ships in San Diego with about 110,000 men and women in uniform. In addition, it owns or operates 8,000 buildings in the San Diego area. A majority of the warships no longer stoke up boilers to provide energy for their generators while in Port bul instead plug into shoreside facilities. between environmental lac:tOra and cancer risks. THE aEASONS FOR the Var/• lng rates and djstrtbution of cancer are unknown, but the~ graphical differences tshould spur investigators to look for local factors that may contribute to the disease, the scieotisu said. The nonwhite study or more than a halt million deaths in· eluded blacks, Amer ican In• dians, Chinese and J apanese. with blacks formlng92percenlol the group. The scientists said the eom. bined death rate ror all forms or cancer for nonwhites as a group is slightly higher than for whi,&es. While death rates for aq~e minority groups other tba11 blacks were lower than for whites, the large number of blacks in the total nonwhite categor y raised the overall figure above that of whites. CANCER MORTALITY rates per 100,000 population was higher for males of all races tban females, the study said. Over-all death rates from the cancers sur- veyed were 189 per 100,000 for black and Chinese males, 174 for whites, 158 for J apanese, and 100 for Indians. For fem ales, blacks bad a cancer death rate of U2 per 100,000, compared to 130 deaths !or whites, 109 for Indians, 91 tor Chinese and 83 for Japanese. Compared to other racial groups, blacks have prOPor· tiooately higher rates for cancers of t he mouth a nd throat, esophagus, stomach, pancreas .. larynx, lung, bladder, cervix and a kind of bone marrow cancer called multiple myeloma. WHITES RA VE RIGBSR mortality rates than blacks for cancer of the colon and rectum, breast, ovary, testes, kidney, skin, brain and lymph system, as well as leukemia. The rePort said Indians appear more prone to cancer of the bile system than other groups. Smroust Fest Sets $10,000 For Grams ·' The Sawdust Festival board.of directors has allocated $10,00o !or scholarships to the Laguna Beach School of Art. Six run-t erm schotarsbfps totaling $8,460 will go to Laguna Beach High School graduat4',. Additionally. $1 ,540 wlll be awarded to senior citizem for art • scholarships. Applications are available at the high school counseling office. and for senior citizens at the city Human Affafrs office, SIS Forest Ave. · Selection wiU be made ln April and the winners will be an- nounced at the high scbool 's June awards ceremony. The scholarship amount ls more than double that given lat year. Champ Chews for Card . SHE LED POLICE FROM the scene or the murder up some roads, calling directions to the driver although Police said she had her eyes closed and did not know the area. Police said the woman, who they would not name, Jed them to a general area in the Harrington· Felton vicinity, where she felt the suspe~t lived. She said he Wa! a slender, quiet individual who wore Western-type clothing, Parker said. But the psychic never developed any solid leads, Esham said . "We've tried everything but the Ouija board, and 1 'm not so sure we woo 't try that,·' said Esh am. POMONA (AP} -A teen-aged transient b8s been sentenced to life in prison for helping rob and kill a West Covina t man wbo befriended him and a companion last New Year's Eve. Ran- dolph Adams III, 18, was ' sentenced in Pomona Superior Court. Master, 15, Meets-Dream MODESTO (AP ) -When Regina Barnes plays bridge, she chews gum and blows bubbles to help her concentrate. Think twice before you criticize tbe habit, because she's one of the best players in the country. Besides, she's only 15. Miss Barnes is the youngest me master in bridge history, certified by the American Contract Bridge League. SHE EARNED 11IE COVETED GOLD card last February when she Wa! 14, realizing a goal she began pursuing at age 9. "I wanted to do it by my 15th birthday." she said. "I was really happy it was over with, relieved that there was no more pressure." Ah, There's the Ruh Masseuses: New Look SAN DIEGO (AP) -A crackdown on massage parlors may be just driv- ing them underground. The masseuses and masseurs were given six months under a 1976 city or· dlnance to prove their quall{ications • by taking 100 hours or traJning at recognhed massage schools. TOE DEADLINE WAS last Sunday and police aay it appears the rub- downen didn't eo to school at all. A sizeable number of San Diego's no licenM!d parlors instead have locked their doors, at least tenporarily. Tbe rub, 10 to speak, is \bt many are applying now to become nuck con· veraat.tonal parlors and readin1 roomt. And shops for nude photo- graphy. nude rappinc and nude theupy. AT'l'ORNEY JIM Pasto, who represenu tho masaage parlor In· d1.11t.ry, aald that "some are changtni names to reflect a different bwd · Diii.·· Pasto 111.d be doesn't know of any ~b~ 1one o'6l ol businest. H ~ave 30 d4Y1 ln which lo in· eadl or ~ ~aUona for ll~. ' ' • In another new city ordinapce, massages are banned between mid· night and 7 a. m. and any shops found guilty of prostitution are ineligible for certification as a massage parlor. Outcall companies are equally af. fected. "What probably will happen ls that si.nce you can't do muaage between lZ and 7, you just change the license durin& those houn, .. Pasto aald in an interview. Engineer Picked By Water Board DeMi.IJ Erdman, civil engineer and president o! \1nlled South Orange Cout CommunlUes. hu been seated u a member of the board of direct.on of tho Tti-CIUea Municipal Water l)Ss. trict. Erdman, 29, waa elected in June lei a four-year term. Trl-Citlea wholeulea Imported Feather JUver and Colorado River waler to San Cl•mnte aad t.bt Capbtraoo hadt County WatAir Dli- trtct. A .. WI ......... BRIDGE MASTER Regine Bernu, 15 Capo Beach CofC Installs • Officers for the Capistrano Beaeb Cbambel" ot C4GJmette wlll be inltalled in ceremonle1 ln a dlnn• at 8 p.m. Tbunday at ~El Adobe Restaurant. New president l• Kenneth s. KU,-ore. Emerson Stanley la vice prestdtnt; Dwayne W. Catnpbell aeeond vice president and !luth E. Dillon, treasurer. Directors are William Cox. Russel Henchman. Vaughn C\&rtlsa, Les Remmers, Doris Lanen James Malluba, Charles Nederlus. Stephen Michalec. Barbara Palmer , 8eryou .J>o1nerleau, Charles Rathbon •. Vern Stirling and Bubara Vm'dakoet4t. It takes 300 Points won painstakingly bit by bit over the years to become a We master of the league. Points -or often Just fractions of a point-are earned by finishing near the lop In duplicate bridge tournaments. · DURING THE YEAR BEFORE Miss Barnes reached her goal, she kept her grades at honor level but had to give up the usual high .school fun to concentrate on bridge games with her father. "When I was trying to become lire master, we played almost every weekend. sometimes twice a week at night," she sald. "Dur· ing the sum mer, we played a whole bunch.'' She built up 190 points in 10 months to go with just the 110 sbt won during her first four years of play. SEVERAL VETERAN PLATERS ASKED her to be their partner In various tournaments, which helped her compile more master points. . .. But my favorlt.e partner I.a my dad," she said. "We•ve just. played together longer-and besides, he's my dad ... She learned the g11ne by kibltsing when her !at.bet'. Chart~ played. Miss Barnes also re.t bri4e books and took leuons. TbeY won a noYice tournament tocet.ber and have been a team ever alnce. "I svaE AM Plt0\1D OP m . She'• better t.b·u I ever wu, .. said Barnes, wbo won bis life muter card in 197•. Playing competitive tournament brid1e 11tau1bt me dla- clpllne ..• bow to control myaell and helped mt become more com· petiUve, •' she said. Wlth her main 1oal achieved, sbe now rarely plays In tourQa· ments. Instead, she said she's concentrating on the football iames and dances she mined last year and Jeamtna to drive so she can att her license when she turns 16.. "THE KIDS AT SCHOOL DON'T even thlnk about 1t:• Mln Dames uld of her brtdte honors. '1A lot of friends were puJUn1 fo" me to do it, but they don't think I'm dllferenl or anyUitnc." And she know.t that btr own fame ii u Oeetlq 11 tbo next-.: ce11tul challenger. She said a a.year-old from Palo Alto, &.ft Cochrane. "wanta to beat.my rttonl. "· . . .. Q DAILY PILOT -~or the Record s ........ UN c1.e1111r NTI! 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Will lllMS·HOPKINS -Dec 18. k~Yll1 Mtt hAf 1, "· ot HOV\IOn. Ttit•\. and ~ 1m Lorraine. 19, ot Hvnllnoton f.fe•t<n. SHE RROO·T RIHDEL -~c. 19, HA"V Jof'tn, 1't, •'ld Penny Lf'e, 20. bOlh ol HUntinQIO'l•MI•• c.E1GER·fli.TH8VN -ore. 29. "flclt R • 48, of Gord4n <;rove. •"" Oonr\a lt1• s-. or t<un111191on S.•cn lONC..Al.BINO -OK. 11. 8tlly Joe, •I. •nd Mery Cl'lrlllll\t, 41, boll\ 01 '''lrlft#t JOt<NSON llHODE$ -OK. 29, 0.... n1\ Nl')l"I. )6, ot Fou1't••n V•lt.fy, ~ I( 11tthlHtft Ann U , o f ~la ~-w. ADAIR DIVEi. -Ott ~.~II A J7. and Clara L • 76. bolll of 5.dn (,Hn.,.nt"' DE r RAHC0.8El LIS -OK. ~. M4,.tlf\ F .. , of N'w oor1 8f'«h. •nd Sr•url"e Crow1on .. l S. of MidlaftO. Tt ""' C.•ARITY·ll NlA -Qec •8. ~ Wto•t~. •l, of trv•M, •nd Fr~ie ~ . .i. ofl.esV09••.N~• CAllDINEl·BROWH Dec. 11. HormM\ AOQef, 1t, •nd Sr•nda lff .. ~ "°'"°' Nt woort Ou cl'I. (HARD NYSEWANOER -Dec. 1', Roo1n UncO,.y, 21. •nd Beverly Altn1 ••. bt>lll ol Newoort Bea ell. WEEKS-t<USS -Dec. 19. l.l'o Carl. 14, and Elltet>etll AM, Sl. IJOth of '°'1AMe\e. WILCOX·KERl'llGAN -De<. ••. Aot>o-rt Gordon, 7J. and K•lhl..,.. M , 11. t>Otl\ of !>d" (.lem•nl•. J ENSEN E 4R~ -Oec '"· 0>r1s1l.•n Ou o 111.15. a nd Ooborell Ann. 21,botl'I Ol t<Uf'lll\Qlon 81•'"· PRICE·881JC.E -Cite. 10, Patrick l!uoeno. olO. o• Ch•l1l>-. T~. &nd S....-0!\J.,JS. of Feunto1n Valin . ~ABRE l(INLEV -Dec. 10. Mitton Ira.'°· of lllQlewood, And Bonno. I.ff, co. ol Ntwaort Be~n Mi<CONHEl\. ~SEH -!>«.. ~. Wtll1iam Ot1'-'•d..,J:), .,,.. St•pt\M\te Sat.. •v ,. oo•"' ,,. flrl~wP')rt 6 e iacl't PONCINO FROEHLICH -OK. 10. JoMO'I A 11. and OC:•1111yn Jun. 21, ~ot \.'tn «':•f'm,.n\r Al.TEA l ENSON Oec. 10, .._rt Utd•IW 0 Of C•P•\tr•no 6~«fl •nd Jo'I<• &trn11·~ 1• ot South l.AQUnl BADER J O>i"MSE N -D.c 11. Ho"''"" Sl And Connv Ed•lll ... b04n .,,~,.,.,..,, .. BURlC!C.t< TAS'>EY -Dec. 71 w uu-Me•k lS of South ~. ...., Debo••l'I Lynn 1• of ~ 80Cl'I '>TRINER WETTGEH -Dec n . c.n Att~n .. 70. •nd C•rot LH, 11. boeh ofS..nCl....,.nle "ARRIS THOMSEN -D•< lJ Scotl f l_, l•. oncl Sl\•rl LOVI~. H. IJOlll al'iol\Cl...,.nle WALKER·El.LIOTT -De< n . A"' l"°"v Fr-rlO. 37. of T •mur\41\0, Ou.-m, •"'d Bonnie: Lynn 1a, nf L•ovrw "''''· 'IASSAN t<E RT'? -Oec 1l, Rlci\arlf ~. o4 Tu,tlo. """ fie .... P•lr!Clt, 11, Of Hunll"'11on 8aec II Final Decree• P'llled o.<•'"ller 0 lOESQj, R•v Gordon •nd l!o<\nl• .I«•"; CUR RY Anftf!tl• Mell• •no Will••"' E-""' !(HEPPER, ODrl\ D •NI Jo. I StiOMPSON. M•ch .. I 0 •ncl °"'"' a • toai.sso lurt·•~ "" """ V1nc.f11\t J ~WANI( P"ffu •·l A ~ A-y l "IE ... I., W•Y"" and Jun• ZA&i.LA Suun M anel 0."ld S . M08E RG. Gar, Oun .,,d Vocloria Y V4~EZ t<•I•" and Ar"""'<lo A08EAT\. Oo••• Jotk •ncl e .... .,,, R COPELAND 51'ent and T motl'IV Oow JOHNSON c .. r111 E. end P-1• JoM\ MVll.IHS. Vol G ond K•I-M SMITH. M<lr~,.. AtV1 _ _,._W . PAOUIN.C~rl<' Jay tNI Corv\lt s ... : FU!.ARO. eo... ,,, ........ d Julian Tl'lom.tt. FRIE[). -H. OvlttltW M. •nd Ron.Id C.: a.LATON•. I.I••• Liily •nd I.OU!\ WARO, °"""" Wesi.v and Marv J 11anll•; HVA1 AOO. Gree• end Ruflllpl'I c.; Fox. K•"""ll'I J- •llf P•ule Merle : CAMPOel.L, Got-P. """ K.otlll"n J.; ~l. O.blllt l , a110 >tero•d J.; CVH- HINOt<"IM, Cor• M. •nd Gtcll llRov; ROSS. I net e. •ncl Ronald R.: llOSS. Mlirl°"' 1..6ollt •nd &enlemln Edw••CI; ~' P,liE RSON. si.rr• s. Ind WlllltM L.: ltELl.ER. Etll'I\ Dt•M •ndHoward Fr9(,frlcti:. SUT TOH, C..troll~• flul~ •nd Rlcl'letO Thoma•l cope, E1e1,,. c. .tnd Sl!erman J .; SMITH. Slleldon Mar• •nel Linda Ann; JOHNSON, Judllft -o..tln l!d l<IELO. Alla •nd lll1>s.ell E.=t ALVMB.t.UGH. Rl<ll.,11 E. el\Cf Ftencet : GlA,ER. Toni 0. 9ftd l>M•l<I E.: BllACl(EN, .t.llC• M. •nd W iiliam H ., THOMASON, Wlltte"' M. •nd 1.lnd<I t;..HORl<EY, 1.o,,ol,. ""° ~lion AbAMS Mnlnt livolyn end.._ Br,ant Wt<ITE. Laure Edlll\ •'Id Relph Deni••. MOl'IA, FortlN Pllrte -.. lplne; AKERS, ltotelln<a Ind Olert" MeclllOn If!; SCHl.ANOER, Cllw• A. tnf A,..,...,; JON ES. W1'Y AKler -Ketllrtn I~: l'llllTT$, J-R. •nd Haney s;; RAMlllEZ. Vlrtli.1• ~-•no Tlllotf .,..; ~~ILLO, ktne" encl Julio w•; H-JoM '·.tM CM"-~ SNKI . 0.W• O..fC1 -.141<11 Ui ~H, Ak~d 0 . en4 Cl.-P.: BIHM~ MfNa &. 411\41 "°"8kt <;.; MIQWH, ._., W, ..... T.,.,.I l.,-1 Pf!KA•St<l!',.JoweM. tM~E.; ~IOU£%. w1111.,......, TbtNte: llOWll.l., R11lll M• end Melvin 1"'"'9! GASfltEIOH, Jlldjlll L et\d J ....... J .1 Ol!"IHI.. l elde A._ .J«, l.1ARAIZA..io. E. ff'd Emme A. • ,1 ... 0.C.IOIL.,1' l.O'J\101", K•ll•1 e. -Mi<llHI •: tlOOS, IUclle,,, CJ end l<N 8.: TAMI.I,., Syu n M. e nd (;eorge Wtttlam. HAOIHC), l<•llntlh A .... J.._..,,, v.: tM•""· Mtl!tefl llMa.trt ..wtM¥oare1: M11.1.•" 1.tnci.1. ..-ct WlllOft I..; C:OOPIR. Pllll.tte end Wllrtt m 0 • C:AfllO, JuM Olf"flty fn4 Jae• ltwl~; W"IOHT, Wllll•m ~ 8llof Mfte Meri.: 811UNE, """'t!l 14-• end .. u., Jo.. "'111MOTM, Joll11 W. Jr. -1111.,'t.IYll M.1 l.OVq'I", Nfl>CY 5'•t cenH •11• ''•vtn C:r•lt 1 (04.llllON, 111'11roy T ""'' ~ ~'-· -' ....... 6· 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T .. c L A s s I F I E D·· 6 4 ·2 ~ 'V • -· 5 6 7 8 '"' ...... 1 ..... -• ... ""0r-.'-DAILY PILDT CLASSIFIED ADS ~ 0.-. ... '"·""°It. ,, ... W1ltl. ~ "' .......•....•......••.•.•.••••.••••.....•••.•. 'SAVtH(i FOR A RAINY DAY? Put your trust in Davidson Realty's trained professionals to help you make a wise real estate decision ... S&HGIM'> IM THI ..... when ·you U ve a Lido lile lire style. Charming 4 bdrm .. 3 bath .home, warm wood paneling in living rm., family kitchen \Vith wet bar-~ South patio. 113 VIA NICE, OPEN SUN. 1-5. $159,SOO .A PORT IN THE $T~ Nee<l an interim RENTAL? 4 adrm., 4 bath Lido Isle home, avail. yearly, $900. SILVIA UMIMGS for the wise investor. Cannery Village commercial;· good off· s~eetparki~g. $85,500 H1GH AHO DlY 5 Units in Dana Point, above the marina, cannot be duplicat- ed! $135,000 DAVIDSON R£4LTT S801 W Comt Hw, N II 645 · 7575 3116 NPWpl'd Blvd N 1:1 673· 9060 . GeMrat IOOZ'G.....-ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pele Barrell f<eaft'I WATERFRONT DOVER· SHORES ~le.g~t. spacious home. Featuring free-form s wimming pool in entry court. 5 Bedrooms, 41h baths. den and view of lovely open Bay. Boat dock for several small or one large boat. Ad - joins private beach. Call for appoint- ment. We h ave a serious n eed for a waterfront home on Linda or Lido Isle. Please call if you are considering sell- ing. ERRORS: Adverils "'«Md.ch.clc their ..ts dally and repori er- rors lmmedlot.ty. The DAILY PILOT os~s uattutty for tlM ffrst in- c:otnc:t inseriion O!"Y· 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .WRAPPED IN A GOLF COURSE Cringed with valleys of rolllbg hills, this lovely new 3 bedroom condo complete with pool. light· ----------•I ed tennis courts. shag carpel.In~ & bu1ltins 1s Publisher's Notice: All rrsl t slate ud' ert111ed in lh1s new~paper 11 sub· Jel't to the Federal Fair Jlousln~ Act of 1968 "hit h .makes 1l i llt-ga I to ad,ert1s e "a ny pre· fercnce, lim itation, or d1scn mination bnscd on ra('e, color, rcli~1on, sex. or nallonal ori gin. or an intention to make nny such preference. limita· lion, or d1scrlmmat1on " This newsp:iper will not knowin gly ucC<'Pl any udvcrt1s1n~ rnr re al estate which 1s m viola· t1on of the law. ---------Houff• for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• exquisitely set in a n ELI T E area at o nl y ~2,000. DOVER SHORES OPEN SUH. 1-5 1100 SANTIAGO Stunning. custom buill, 4 bdrm. home with a super night or day view! Large paneled family rm. with wel bar, St. Charles island kitchen; ms tr. bdrm., living rm . & formal dining rm. with extra high ceilings. All spacious rooms . One owner home in 1m · ~:!!:~~-~: ........ ,~~:!:!:~~.~ ........ ~~!::.~~.~~········!~~!~!!.~~.~~ ....... . GtMr.. 1002 G....,.., 1002 Getierel 1002 Gftff.. fOOZ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DICOl.ATOl'S DBJGHT Come see this nice 4 bdrm. home in Corona del Mar's Cameo Highlands. $1.23,500 ANO, you get your very own key to the private beach area. BUOY OCIAMFllOHT UVIMG fro!D your seduded 2 bdrm hideaway; you can quietly meditate while the sea gulls cavort ovar the surf & sand a few feet from your sundeck. Paradise for $99,500. Ob yes, yes, yes. ~D US YOUR IYIS to see this charm- ing 3 bdrm .• 21h bath Dolores model condo in The Bluffs, at $152,000. Beautifully situated so your eyes may enjoy an unobstructed view of the bay & ocean. Your guests will appreciate the wet bar & large, wrap.around view- ing deck also. Dull eyes will brighten here! '7J..4400 DMslM of Hcrbor ""'"""""Co. 1002Generol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WELCOME! Mormlender Norm joined Coats & Wallace in 1976 and has consistently been one of the company's top producers. He was selected Salesman of the Month for December with sales volume of over one quarter million dollars. Norm has worked organized real estate for over seven years , specializing in Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. For all your housing needs call Norm at 546-4141 I 1002GeMral 1002 .............................................. BLUFFS BEST BUYS ()Pet 1·5 305 VISTA MADERA 4 BR, 3 ba., spacious. like new family home, nr. pool. schools. parks. Lovely greenbelt. Priced to sell. $121,500. IAYFROMT IEAUTY End unit, panoram ic bay, mt. view : 3 BR, 2112 ba.; would you believe $132,500. in- clud. land! VIEW LEASlS $595 TO $'50 lAMCHO SAH JOAqtJIM Best greenbelt Joe., end unit, new 2 bdrm., den. wet bar, 3 patios, most popular plan. $89,500 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, INC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Uster Ir Top SalHMm 197 4 & 1975 .Jt-eMlp Mewpori-Mesa locrd of ltedton GeMral 1002 GtMral 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pete Barrell Jea!J~ p,.eJenfj FOR THE ESTATE MINDED 31/2 ACllS -Guest house, pool, room for horses a nd tennis court. Main house has.4 Bedrms . and a fantastic view of Newport Bay EASTSIDE COSTA MESA .. IW LISTIHG ·-Move right to r Completely remodeled 3 Bedrm. + den. Wa lk to everything. Bring $75,000. 447 Costa Mna St. W.. & S.. l·S NEWPORT HEIGHTS IHYEST It WATCH -Your property ap- preciate. Clean 2 Bedrm .• 1 Bath on large lot. 515 ......._An. Set. IS-. l·S COSTA MESA 2 lltAMD MEW HOMES -Ch~e your own colors! Quiet Cul·de·Sac. close to shopping. 3 Bedrm.. 3 Bath each. Fireplaces + much more. $85,500. and $87,500. WONDERFUL wmcuFF UWAID FOR w~ -All top notch decorating. Lovely paneling, tiles, wallpapers in this 3 bedrm, 3 bath family room home. Bonus -its loca· tion ! On hidden street, away from traffic. $137,000. 1206 &leit La11e FAMILY HOME on pool sized corner lot. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, new carpets thruout. Boat or trailer access. Covered by our l 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 amenities. CALL 640-9900 1002 .............................................. :J~e Bluffo PRIME WLY AREA FRONT ROW -BAY VIEW maculale co11 cl1 t ion .1----------1 TRANSFER .Lu-s Room for a pool. $239,500. 4 IDRM. $68.500 OPEN TODAY 2167 VISTA INTUDA 3 Bdrms., 2 'h bath e xec utive town.home. Totally redecorated, new plush carpeting, draperies, vinyl noor. freshly painted. Vacant, move-in ready; quick possession. available now at new reduced price or $132,500 -or 1 year lease at $675 per m<?nth. rr Lea~ehold. MUST SELL Scbls, tenrns courts & EILEEN HUDSON Best priced home in all .. IR. 2 STORY Comm ..,(,.I 1 blk o o l Mesa del Mar. Just re " s ta nfu g g r ~ bne 1i: RtALTOR 644·0322 modeled wi t h n ew POOL-$67,500 BeautaiuUy tlecrt 'd, 3 Br, •---------carpets. dra pes a nd Tree lined s treet in 2111 Ba, $106,500. paint. Quiel street . close p r i m e b e a c h C_.l JSt Otto STARTER DUPLEX to schools and park.s. Va· neighborhood. Formal ___ 1111 ___ • ____ 1 Peninsula duplex; small cant and owner a nx· entry lo large family Uv· OLD·:· upper 2 bdrm .• lower lous-someone's goi nR to mg room. Brick floor to lar1e l·bdrm with frplc. get a good buy! Call ceiling fireplace. Coun· Enclosed porch & patio 54&-5880 try kitchen. Dine. COUNTlY FARMHOUSE area. Dbl. gara~e with t'lagstone t errace. bath & workroom . Hideaway masler suite. Pr1cedat$105.000. 3 baths. 22' family enter· Unique old home charm J u s t. ti l Jc.e t Ii c o n e Grandma & Grandpa used lo live In! Lge. sil· ting rm wJ big r1rep1~1 9' ceilln1ts, old rashlon~d free starlding tUb and ~ 833-<>623 Eves talnment room. Many I l~~~~~~~~~~I decoration items, I.e. G•111al 1002 G4tfttnll 100? associated f1 ff1l.-'f1r, p [,\L TORS 'll1"' W tlctlboo f,f 1 !f I I --~Ink. ll'hl& will bring back ,...,. ______ _ memories. bu\ ye11'd bet· ~ w hurry! Call 645·0303 Pric.d to Sell! • OPENOAILY l·S ' -4101 Brisbane Way, Irv. ~ UNlVERSITY PARK e Before you buy, come see this ch~rinlng upgraded ramlly home. 3 Bedrm. • l .. -l••"M .. "f 2~ ba. lg living + ram _.;_" :.;.L:..;;.:;;;.;;.:;.-;;;;;.:.;;..:.;-~"";;;.:...-1 .rm, (rplc, blt.nll. FA heat. D•t:ERT Laundry rm, patio, dbl ~ · • 1angc. Nr. shops & HIDIA WAY 1ct11a. OMLY $34,900 ~ evea: 6'5-~3 Lachenmyer Reaflo1 FlnH t 1oc1tlon near Palm Sprln11 at ltldlan Wtl1-Racquet Club. J\qt stepe «> ~ounlry tlub 4' ~ o 11 co u r u . Fu II>' -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fumiJbcd & woltlng )'our • arri v'lll! Meo 1'7 ll - IFYOU hDve a service lo orrer or k"OOd3 to tflll, place an ad In the Dally J>Jlot CIW!lfied Section . , , Phone 84Ml'J8. HOWOPIN! c......,21 Surl Realfy 8AKER AT BRlSTOt, In Costa Mess Scrvlna t esidenu or Co$ttl Meso. lrvlnt>. Newport Bea«:h, So. Santa Ana Interviewing appUcani. for sales ~alUon . P19-JOSO, 688 VI. Baker, CottaMtH 1-custom shutters and INCOME drapes . Hurry! Won't ......__aV--..... _ 4 1_._ $36,950 ..•...... , ................................... . IOHAMZA la.'t. Call 963-7881. ..,.. wrus unn e n d 1n " d Ol'IN Ill q." s rv•.,,0111 Nl(f ' VACANT & n EA DY t eco.rat ,. •: Cute 2 bdrm house on I gc FOR y 0 UR 1 NS PE C. U &htful bnck patio area tree·sb11ded lot. Rudy t.o [~ li~~·11 ~11 : co mp 11 m en t th l • move in & build for alldi· , . .:.· .~· ··., TlON. ~uper family spacious. 1 sl4>ry town· lional income. R·4 coun· . 11 home w.ith lg. Bdrms. home. If you are paying lY t.oninic ln CM. Just llsl· dbl. brick fireplace, woaled rent money , ed. Only ~7.7SO. 646·7711 beaut. carpets. heavy here's your ch•nce to Jet dill shake roof, family room &0me tax ded1.1Ctlons & a Hcrbor Vtt Hllh and much m.ore. Good savlnss accnt started. Shows like a dream. One loc:aUon on qwet street-Sm dn pymnt possible. ' ~~~;~· c~~~. ~~~~:: :hc!~~k lti:rf;,r~::.~ ~TIU. -----------• wall coverings. ' Bedrm, mils this one I 5'8-5880. ~ Walkr.r 1: l t!t! lge famllhe room w/fplc. I -Don-·,·t·H·e·sitat·.-·a·!-i ~um;/~1l~:ii •HIP.Ht ,_...__;;;:;;;;;..;....;.. ............ __ LET'S NEGOTIATE on yard wllh sprinklers. A -WantAdResul.e 8'2·5819 this 6 Bedroom home in real bur for $138,500.1----------i.;.;..;;;;;.;;;.;;.;;:.:::.:..::;:;:....:.:::...;.;:.;.;; Real fs!11te Dover Shores. A de· 644-1270 2 l!J.. Ill ·100 corator '• s howplace. ca .. ,.. 100 ·-· z. suited for comfortable, ------•-"""!II••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••!'•• elegant Uvln•. <(all for •PPolntmcnt today I 400t:~:J\\ c.•it'~ SAFE BENEFIT Secure lnveatment wllh 8% cub return. For $200.000 Cllllh. For In· for mo lion call· SPY•LASS ISTATI Something special and eleg~t. it's all h4!1'e! On a dramaUc booiestte featuring quality constructlon, ocean and bay views. 4 ~rms. family rm, game rm, pool, $.124,500. ~ l l l SK~RI \I i'l .. I,'/, 'I /I I II. l ,\ \ ' I Geiwrol I o ozJ GtMrol I 00 .._M, for S• I Hovt fl Fors. Hovtn For Sak l Hov1H f or S• Sund11y. J1nuary 9 , gn OAIL y PILOT C3 ·········•············· ....•.•.............•.•......................•..............•.••..•.•..••...............•.• •·••····•···•······•··· I f • ~~ !i:~... 1002 G..wr af IOOZ ~~rel 1002 GeMr• IOOZ ~4!4!!!!!.~~~ ........ ~!!!.~~.~ ........ ~~!~! .. ~~.~~ ....... . FO• SALi IT OWHSt SPY GUSS $200,000 Best buy in Spy~lass Nantuc ket Mod~I Great viPw o f ocean and Cutalina 640.4 lt6 General 1002Ge-neral 1002 ·······•···············•·•·•·················· ~II. macnab /Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $27,500 TO Sl.200,000 CUSTOM IH IA YCREST OPEN SUH. 1 1·3 P .M. I 925 WIMDWARD. Lovely family home w/4BRs & 21 :! balh!'; F'ormal dining, family room w /f1replace. lg e nter taminji! art<• w /buill-in BBQ unit and a beautiful pool t·:xtra I~ lot $18.5,000 (Y47 I llG CAMYOH -OCEAH VIEW \'antll~1 M o naco JBRs. 2 1 ~ baths + formal dinin g Excellent location w /s upc rb day/night views. Immaculate & r ead y for a de- l'Oralor 's touch . $2 10,000. OPEN SUH. 12-4:30 P.M. 15 RUE CANNES. (Y1l8 l AHO THEN THERE WHE TWO!! Lovely, exclusive beach vacation homes starting al the unbelievable price of $27,500. Private beach, pool & jacuzzi. Part mobile. part real property Whe re t·an you li ve in Newport Beach al these prices? For info Lois Miller 642-R23.5 IY49 1 OPEM SUH. 1·5 P.M. FABULOUS IA YSHORES! New on the market ' 48Rs + den & 4 baths Completely r£'mode led ktkhen J acuui tuh in master bath Mini -water v1tv. New r a ndom plank flooring in Irving room The perfect fam ily homt> 1ust across fr o m p ri vate hea<'h 2 7 31 IA YSHORE DR. I Y50) 4 FIREPLACES f,ver yl hing in a cus tom· home on a beautiful lot on one of the finest streets 1n Ncwr><>rl Approx. 4200 sq.fl. of marve lou.-. living w/4 BRs. family room . din int? room. de n & deck off mas ter BR. Swimming pool Circular d riveway. $297.~. OP&4 SUH. 1-5 P.M. # I HAMPSHIRE COURT. CY51 l THIS HOME HAS fYBlYTHIHG! Ocean view city lights 2- s tori es of hutll 1n e legance w /s pac 1ous entry . s piral staircase. cathedral t•etli ngs. 4BRs. family room w brick fireplace wall. formal dining living r oom '' fi replace & huge n ·t·real1on room w ocean view + ha lt-on~ Gor~rous pool. Jacuzzi + H' f1rep1t $299.500 Marjorie Mahonh·M 6200 <Y52 l OHE OF A KIND Very ~pN·ial ho me for th~ dts t·ern mg buyer ~:xt·1tmg view of Ocean & J ell\ 2BRs +-~lud1 0 Countrv kitche •n I~ l1v1ng arN1 v. pcricid fireplat'l' widow's walk R 2 polenti;1I H.et·c•nl ly remod eled & re- decoralNI Submit on le•ase option hal>ts S155 .t100 1'1111\' .Johns ton 642 82l.'l 1 Y5:1 ' OHE OF A KIHD IM HARIOll VIEW' Th 1 .., h l' a u t 1 f u 11 v <' u s t o m 1 z (.• d Portof1no fNttun•s a ~rdc1ous m ain home w 3BK~. 212 baths. family room. formal dining & living room w firepla ce wall. high ceilings w icxposcd beams & quarry Lile en- lry T he gues t quarters are separat- ed by a s pacious ~atcd courtyard & include ktlch<'n . 112 baths, bedroom & sitting room $159.000 fee. Mar- 1onc.> Ma hon 1144 11200 r Y5'1 l NEWPORT IEACH CHARMH L··:ich'd & sllltn(•d g lass wmdows sl't " "~11 m & t•nt.' ul inosphc·n· 10 tl11:,, darling 3RR. 2 tn1th , formal dining room homt• Hu lit on lot & 1 :t w/pattos & pool PLUS room for an addjt1on. Co1.y h ving room treated w/used brick fireplace & natural wood . $110.000 fee . Sandie ft'ix 644-6200. CY 55 I FRONT ROW IM .. THE ILUFFS" Beautifully d erorated end -unit. Wide greenbelt + bay view! 3BR, 21~ bath "Delores .. Elegant wall coverin~s & plush carpets. Air con- ditioned Avail 211 lease/option w/$10.000 option + $6.50/mo. Appt. only Cathy Schweickert f.42-823.5. <Y57 > IAYNOKT LOT on Harbor Is land Dr The only lot for !'>ale on Promontory Bay! Well located at the wide end. Bwld your dream home amon" the lovely new cus tom residences Asking $198.000. Size approx 50xt00. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. CYSR > M2·82lS 644·'200 9()t Dov" Ot1ve Herw Vft'# Center lrvlne •I C•n'lpus V•llo Center 752-1414 • •• •• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• •• • • • • •• • • • • •• ••••••••• • •• •• ••• • • • •• ••••••••••• G....,-. .a I 00 G.......-.. I 002 G9Mr·°' I 002 HOMES OPEN 1·5 This AffentOOfl UNIQUE OH IALIOA ISLAND Shingled 2 story. 3 bdrms. brick patio. Asking $119.500 See Pat Lane a t 227 Apolena. UHIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HIUS 3 bdrm Lus k . charm.mg, !>unny. s uper condition. See Sharon Smith at 1234 Sand Key. Bring $155.000. UHIQUE IM IA YCREST /IACKIA Y Nicely located 4 bdrm. 3 bath. w/fam rm + pool & lgc covered patio All for $116,000. See Janel Lehman at 1743 Bayport Way. UNIQUE IH EASTSIDE COST A MESA 3 bdrm. large lot. owner asking $76.000. offer? See Doris Kirst a l 1986 Tus tin Ave UNIQUE IH CORONA DB. MAR a cozy l bdrm. w1tr den & frplce. r ight on the waler' Furn winter rental , $650/ mo. Sec Marlene Reed a t 109 Bayside Place. REALTORS' l>t[ NICEST Pt ,Pu ltllltt•v I H[ NEAU:i.1 tt".)M(S General COROlllA OEL MAR. 675 6000 MESA VERDE. 546 !>990 • CALL US 1002 ····•····•···································· TOP SALESPEOPLE FOR DECEMBER Wl.4 Y .4.HDltfW Hewpar+8"clt C HUCOC LOCtofAltT H_....,._.._. POOL LISTING North Costa Mesa add-on party room. Formal dining. highly up- graded. ni<'t' neighborhoo<t Ownt•r anxious sm .050 546-4141 GAME ROOM Just all a growing family needs Great North Costa Mesa lo<:at1on We'll show \'Oll al $.'l!l.!lSO Call us' 546--4141 WESTSIDE BEAUTY This custom remodeled home was gulled and rebuilt as new !las e x- quisite country kitc hen, massive used bric k corner fireplace rn Ir ving room. 2 New baths, 2 Bedrooml-. & den . (H uge ma s ter w /2 nd fireplace). EXCLUS IVE NEW LISTING AT BARGATN PRICE OF $69.500. Call now lo see 962-4454. DRAMA TIC, UNUSUAL All our st~Jff s av s thi s OCEANWOOD ho me is.~ RARE JEWEL 2 B edrm inc l udin g m a ster. down s tairs with 2 big bedrms. upstairs;. Large formal d in- ing room with 22 vaulted ceiling overlooks ATRIUM. Fumily room with fire place. S!n.500. See this to- day! Call: 962-4454 MESA VERDE $71,000. Immaculate 3 Bedr ms.. 2 Bat h home. Fantastic 15x.20 a dded family room with beamed ceilings and loads of paneling. Localed on a quiet street. convenient to schools and s hop ping. Won 't la st long .• OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1-SPM. 2917 Chestnut, Costa Mesa Call : 640-6161 LIDO ISLE- WATERFRONT N~w ground level 2 Bedroom Con· do. Deluxe kitc hen. 2'h buths. Un- derground parking Outst an ding Bay view. OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun. 1-SPM. 320 Via Lido Nord #1. Nwpt.. Bch. Call: 640-6161 OHicei locot~cf 111 Cn\to Mr\I' HuntinqfOf' Ir oc h · Nf'wport g..n< h REALTORS 675-5511 OPEH HOUSES JASMINE CHH: #ZO Whltew.ter Dri "MooRr-.lt" ..... ,._ 4, bewttMy .. corahcl, 2 story, 3 ~ fWlllty f"OOM, 21/a a.His, _..ttta1y ..... ywd It ,.tlo ..... l ... artecl fft. floon. t_.ehly w ... ap•red. p••ltd ._..ty l'OOM IPedry cecllr a. Miro ronl. All 01M111tift -24 how wcwfty guard. pool, focml, chlitltCMIH, teMl1 courts. S 117 ,soo. o,.tt Seit Its. 1.s #II CANYON ISUHO OltlYi: IMfJ C•y• To~. 3 leclraaM md -. c.tM•Gll c ..... 1paciov1, CJ"'Odoul 11"'-J -Pool & ._.s. ht tM h..+ of Newport leocla. S 151,400. Opett Sat Ir S.. 1 ·5. #6 CAHYOM LANI -CAHYOH CREST: 3 a..oo.., fClfftily r--. 11/J batk, flreplocH In ht..q roo. a. ....... becroo.. ..,..,., fiMM). h50 wtNryrty leaM. 0,... s .. & s-1-5. 2630 FIRST STRHT -OLDE COROMA DEL MAR: 2 I~ CJS'OIJ*• kaMdry facllltfn. & S400 mantlt/pcrly INN. Opet1 Sot 1-5. JASMINE CREEK: belting spit-4ev .. hCNM wilfl OCEAM Vl~W: M.y built-in fffhn1 -bHYtffW Mirrors, top .-ity cwliWKH. 3 ledroon., 2 'l:i bath, f_.ty rOGM, lw JASMINE CREEK wt.re the hiftq 11 91"tat. IR11Mmber, I liu there too -J._ CcMI Z4 hour Mc:erity ~poof, tocum. TIHHIS COURTS. chlbh.US.. $171,500. CORONA DEL MAR -CHIMA COVE: Spectoc411ar s.Hh: Prodicaly the ORiy lot cnailable in HM creo witla • OllbtcmclRg ief- ty .ct OCEAN VIEW. CloM to beod1 ...._ Gewtty slopillcJ. "'Y to build • md OWHU WILL SUIOIDIHATE OH FINAHCINC.. lulld yow-ow" dncn hauM. IACK IA Y IUY: 3 le*oota, 2 both. 1tew c~tinc). ll•lnCJ "*" .ct clMMJ room. ~ 1_,. ccn-tnd patio. fnllt trffs. ...._.col fM 1pp al llme:I. S75,000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 515 E. Coast Hwy •• CGr"OftCI def Mor 675-5511 Getter al 1002GeMral 1002 .................•......................•..... f;st ~t J3!!f 644-1133 ~ ~t·a l h A NYTIME BEST IN BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES t-5 300 VISTA MADHA Exquis ite. large 3 bdrm. & den. 21 :i ba .. o n quiet cul de sac. Forever view of the park & bay as your own back yard . Freshly. profess decorated thruout. Sl49.000. 2425 VISTA HOGAR One of a kind 3 bdrm. & den. or 4 bdrm.; 2 baths . Beautifully decorated. 2 Private patios . Close to pool, s hop· ping & schools. In mint condition! $8.5,950 LEASES FROM 5410 TO S650 General I 002 General 1002 ........•..................•...•..........••.. DOREEN Y. WOODARD RLTR 644-7178 ***** OPEN HOUSES i 2 to 4 s.t/S.. ***** 1228 Mcrian Lane WOftdef'ful l'Ww W..tclff U1tMc) * Rr1t n ... OHwect Grec:IMS 2 Story. 5 lctnu. Family HOIM • lc)t conter lot Room for Pool · $ 16 I ,500 · 1750 Skylark Lane Ba~est Lonfy 4 .. droft. SCJI Story Pool 2 Areploc•t F9111ty ROOM 1.-ec1 to S I l7 ,500 for qulcll Stile Call A11ociat.: C.-ofywt MatOft 645-1588 G....,.al · 1002GetMral 1002 •••••••·••······•······••·••·•············•·•• LUMAS0t4 •........ has joined the sules stare of Select. Prope-rlies . Prior to entering the real estate proression several years ago. L ee w ~•~ an uerospace munage1 with responsibility for t.tuulit~ and re llab1lity. For truly professionul servicin~ of all your real estate need s, call I.Pr at 7!i1 :mn . c:=SELECT T'PROPERTIES .•....••...........••••..•....•...•...•.••••••••••••••........•...•. CAUUSFOR COlldo1/Twnhn1 '" Tu1ff../trYiM t-'rom $36,000 fo S69.000 1-;XCELLEN"tTt:RMS THI HOMESELLIRS 752-5353 SECLUDED EXECUTIVE ESTATE 41R·IEACH AREA Arched formal two :.tor)' i:nt ranee to uew ""orld uf elegance. Spacious bUn- ken living room with crackling floor to ceiling rireplace. Cathedral ccil- mi:. Huge family room with convenient wet bar h;es commamlmg view of pool Sll~ed yard and ter- race through ""all or glass. Gourmi:l k1lch\.'n Dmc. Sweeplnl! ~lair:. lo 2 huge maste r sutl<·~ nnd i:uesl quarter llurry , ""on t lu:.l Sb-1.000 full pn<'e. Call !163 7Ml If• ;. '• DOLL HOUSE Natural wood c;ibmeti.. no wo x noon •. lots of wa II puper and wood pimelmi: accent lh1s ch;irmmg home l~wcl lre1: llni:d str~l near i.l'hools und shoppin~. Pril'cd to i.~11 in 11 hurry ' l'l<'a:.c ru W 1142·2.~. l,J 1\1• 'i ;1 t I 'I> ACRE POOL ESTATE S67,560 Sceludcd c ul-dc-sac- i.hellered by towerinl! pmcs leads lo llu:. ex- eculi\'C double rloor en- try to lav1i.h hvinl! room! ~parat<' family room ""ith Palos \'erdc-:. :.lont: lareplacc' i,:p1c;u r can kll ehen ''1th din1ni:' S "" t• ,. p 1 n 1: m a " t ,. r IK.'droom n:tn· .. l • :?'' H " m b I 1 n i: ,, 1 r 1• i.:round~ 11\llh lrnrcd t•h1ld :.al!' pool' c h1 ni•r "a)~ bnni.: a n orfrr • ~·or <1wck appoant m rnl e·all SH tlOlll '1fl, •• [~lllil] TUSTIN l:leauliful Spuc1ou~ .t Udrm. Lt,(c lot. 1mmed oc:cup:mcy. Sti0.950 THE HOMESELLERS 752·5353 EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE IM IRVIHE THRACE Wl· an.• prc:.enlmj! lht~ d1:.lend1\ <' ho mt• for llto:-t• "ho •njo~ .. warm rcla"e<l ;.1tmosphcre 111 a qu1l'l earner nf I n •mt' Terraec 1'·catunni: four bt'llroom~ plui. iamtly room O\'Crlookmi: an am- ple swimmmi: pool, the hou:.c prov11lci. for com· 1ilete family pleus urc Top cond1t1on. of course. with a i:encrous lot al- lowing for plans to ex-Jiimd: Call for appoint- ment lu i.1'<" SI .12,000 li7:J-ij,')5(\ I ,. , 1, •, ·~ • • , ,,1, ( I ' ., I f 4 +OEM + GAME ROOM 1/J ACRE ESTATE Thi~ hurd tu find smglc 'ltory rambling estate with over 2-100 !.Q. fl. of hvinl? area 1s locatrd on i.ccluded tree lined !.treet. M any e ui.tom realures 1n eludi n g f1rcplare in m aster suite. Try S6.SOO for a preview ol th1s unique home Cull 963-6767. ()f'tN ru9 •"' t1•f1ro111"' ,. ['9.ilfitdtl LUXURY IM llG CAHYOH .I usl roduei:'d S20.000. Spacioui. three hcdroom, family room und dining room with fanla!.li<' view of Uw Newport llurbor 11rl'a u!I well us night h1othls. Reaut 1fully up i:raded with c•nc ln1wd pnvate patio und allrtH' tlvc land11c11pln1t Nuw $215.000 Cu II 67:1 llS.'\O Of'ffl f!I °" • t ~ -I ,, ) , f • [~11111 $59,500 lmmaeuJete 3 Br. :! 611 hom e All Blln!!. fire-pince. huitt' fumlly rm end manicured ) nrrl C.11 :~84U ASSOCIATED SO. COAST BKRS VACANT! lmmedl:itr pnues~lon. Sgl. i1tory 4 br, 2 ba In "Model Home" cond. One ol lhe belll loullons In Fouot. Valluy. Hlil"C:l l bC!lleve a 20x40' pool 111- cludcd for only $'711.950. C.11 • 5'M&24 ASIOCJA'IED SO. COMT JIK.S. I ~~ THE OCEAN VIEW CONDO OPEM HOUSE SAT I ·SftM Large 2 bedroom. 3 baths wtth fireplace. builtins. mcc ·carpeting, & custom drapes. Has a wetbar & a gas BBQ. Big double garage, te nnis courts, pool. sauna & jacuzzt. $83,900 1*2 Barlovento Court Newport Beach JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 19 N~wport llvcl. comeor 30th ieneral I OOZ General 1002 ••....•.............•.•••••.................. HEW LISTING -WATERFftOHT s 115,000 hntastic VIEW 2 bed. Condo wlttl boat slip a.oilable. FOf' the ealCUHYe who w..ts c°"fne HviftcJ with qudlty ... lflb i1 it! You wll fall ift love witt1 the quiet c.oo; claated decorating. MEW LISTING -NEWPORT HACH OHL Y S92,000 OubtC11tdi'"J 3 be*oom home for ~ fanlity who toYes to joq and bird watch. Mew corpdifMJ & drapft and manicured laotckcopinq. PriYacy ond """""view." PENIMSULA CONDO St 1,500 Spacious 2 IMdrOOfOI wittl balcOfties for bartMcui'"J. s,-clail wcwfty Wldlttg, Mot MOr an th• ocffan. loaf sllp ovoil• w.. OH THE CAHAL - MEW,ORT IEACH SI 19,500 Gnlcious hCMM for the family who wanb to liYe ..,. the wcrhr. L~ four be*oom ..._ wilfl loods of roam to lftfertai" In ...t out. A vonety of cOIMUliity oc- tMtiH for HI~ chiidnft ,.,, c°"""""lty POOL & t .... ls court. EASTERN STYLE -Z STORY HEWPORf IUCH $159,500 Loads of .,a11ty and roam to romn itt this 4 .,.._oO..t home with beautiful pool and·grounds .. .lt's as i"'P"'sJYe ;,,.i• as· It is outsi•. o Waterfront HonMS -with a IOHUS $239,000 ~ & UM11Ual with brick. beoms, staiMd glens, Melic• tile and nwch we. Cmt IM a 4 or 5 becrOOfll home or al becrOOM wltt. •income unit. This b OM of a khtd. LEMOH HEIGHTS -MINI lbtat. $244,500 Mt the best tt.. Wisc• offft' witt. a VIEW • obon it all Tiiis 11 a a....tffuly .-Corated hotw. for th. faMlly who ..... 4 bedrOOMI, fOl"tMI clMtg r"oo., tpaeiOllS faty rOOM md 90ll CJIGlll pool l'Ws J1 • mutual hon. with •'"""' 9d dMlrwl W totally cocw•Nlfed it1 .-Cor. A ._.ty ll•e1 hen -but you'd OMver Mow ff"·"'• cOftditiClft 11 pwtect. SM It ........ e ... llG CAMYON -POOL & VIEW s 191.500 nw ........... m decoratiftcJ fOf' the ........ hlWltg HKuffH. l,...,slH lont.c.x fOIOdlf cOftdCNM"I""' home wttti prhocy ..de....._ HST OF UDO ISU - ALMOST HIW SIH,500 .......... ..try .............. .... s.-llh eccflth tt.11~a ... A perfect u. ..... °" .. of ......... ..,. ..... ..... locatf•s. Sep ute ._...,. tlllte ... two efMf-be*-. Mff• Wo • u. .....,.. -4 ......... ....i 11iwe'1 •"-tec ...... ~c~9MI .. ,._.c......_ MIWPOIT llACH DUPUX Sll4.SOO ~4~&dew .... l'-lm:ltswlttl ,... Yll!W of w.tw. boatoa ..t wlC)ht ~w .... .,.... ......... ....-,. ...... SNww -., •• , •• ,"*"· WATERFRONT HOMES :?id.I \,IJ C'o.,,11 l1gl"'''' 1\11""1'0!1 84>.11 h I 1141 (>Jl 141~ , .. .. --, -------··-· _, f DAILY PILOT Sunday. January 9. 1971 Hous.s For Sak . I Houat1 For Sale I Houtes For Sale I Houses For Salt HousH fo,. Sale I ~.~!~!!.~~~~••••.••. ': c;:;.; .......... ioo~ ei;;;. .......... i.002 ;;;:.;;:.;· ......... ;~.,;; ;;;.;;:; .......... ;~;; ~:;;~ ........ -·;~~iG.-.ra1 1002 Relocating? TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate yo ur new home and sell your present hom e at a good profit! We're a m e mber of RELO, Inte r -City Relocation Se rvice. a national network. of realtors experlenced in handling family relocation problems Whether moving across town ... or across country, call the friendly folks at Tarbell. After all, we·ve been FINDIN' HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WEST WAS WON! Like a Model! Newly listed Mesa Verde home 1r, an ex- ecutive's dream! Large pool siLed lot. neatly groomed yards for EZ care. Parquet entry leads to a 4 bedroom wing served by 3 full baths. Buffet dining quarters. living room. PV stone fireplace to warm your toes. Phone Jacks, lush carpets and color coordinated drapery. Built-in bookcases for all your knick knacks! S89.500. 540-1720 2 For One! Two homes for the pn oe of one! Needs a 111- tle tender lovin' care. but what a money maker! live in one and let the other make your payments. 3 bedroom front home. back llome 1s one bedroom Full price just S51.000. 540-1720 Woodbrid9e Vina! Beautiful townhome 1n ideal Irvine area. Former model w11h Vo'l:>Od parquet floors to winding staircase leading to upper level. Gorgeous master suite has a bath and dress· ing area. Family room for e ntertaining. heartwarming fireplace + air conditioning. 4 bedrooms or convertible den. 3 baths. Formal dining room. S98.950. 540-1720 Unbelievabl~ Price! For Costa Mesa that 1s! la'98 lush overhang- ing trees surrounds this lovely home. Cano~y oatio area with pot belly stove. small garden 1n the no nonsense yards. 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths. Candlelight dining room, rancher's kitchen. Secluded master suite. The price is right, $57.950. call 540-1720 Country Club SeffinCJ! . Handsome Mesa Verde home 1s one block lrom the country club No-care yards, 24 ft covered patio Quiet .. private CSS street Recently decorated thruout in lovely tones and textures. Attractive wallpaper. ankle deep carpets. 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths. Fiesta family room w1lh fireplace. 2nd fireplace in the living room. Huge formal d1n1ng quarters, ~t bar, wine rack & china closet Sparkling DOOi too• $124.500 540-1720 $43,000 -VA. Terms! Outstanding terms for this rambhng ranch home Newly painted. new stucco. gltstening hardwood floors. Large coontry lot. Jruit trees all around' 3 bedrooms. H'I baths. Spacious master suite with bath, dining room + hving room area for entertaining. Cl'larm1ng patio. Show this and •I will sell! Call 540-1720 Park·llk• Yarcls! Surround this executive home in Villa Park. Freshly painted and de<:0<ated inside and out. Custom shutters 1n the large family room. brand spanl<ln' new carpets to sink your feet rnto! 4 versatrle bedrooms or 3 + a btg den. 2 bathe; Brick hreolace to cuddle by. Entry foyer to generous s11rd master suite. Lau11dry room for mom A heci.. of a home for s l20.000. Call '>4().1720 T1M EYerythln9 Home! Cl'lo1ce area. prestige home custom built for the f1n1 cky h ome buyer! Professionally groonied yards, sprin~le<S all around. Tiled loun1a1n. huge deck porch. 3265 sq. feet in- side with elegance pel"$0nilted! 5 glonous bedrooms. 3 baths. Slumpstone fireplace 1n the oversized family room. Huge buffet dining. convertible den or sewing room for mom.: Built·1ns tor the chef 1n the house! $225,000. 540-1720 Sol Vista Home! New Oceanv1ew school .area ls perfect tor the family with kids! Low maintenance yards all around. Richly paneled garage. color coordinated interior. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Dining area served by a time saving l<ltchen eQu•ooed with a handy microwave for EZ cooking. No wax floors. gleaming mirrored en- try foyer. S65.450. 540..1720 540-1720 2 9 5 5 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL RERlTORs·· G:t Mftnber RELO --Servin9 7000 Cities Thruout The United States .. - .•.•..••..••........... ••··•················•• .....................••.•.....•.....•..•.••..• ••···············•··•·· •..•••.•..•..•.....•..• •·•····••··•·····•··••· G ... ral 1002 ••............•••••••.. HOME & IHCOME H :.i r d to !i nd ;i BEDROOM H O M l-:. htrge d1mog ro()m, <ill quality buill wilh lath & plaster + L.ARG ~ ~ BEDROOM Home untl double garage for rental income Hurry un tht-. one ! S7$.500. Call S41l· l 1 !> l ~HERITAGE · REALTORS PEACOCK HILL Spacious executive honw in prc slii:ioll:-Nori h 'fL1sli11 3 Bedroom, 3 hath, with new from balcony, on lari.;c c~tale· sized lot, neur schools and riding stublc $10'l,OOO. SEE TODAY ' ~ CALLNOW {// 752 -7315 DONALD M . BIRD Auoc1a'eo'. Realroo OCUHFROHT DUPLEX 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths up. 2 bdrms.. 2 baths down; both w/frplc./rnnversa · t ion area. Only 3 yrs . young. Good renta l r e· cord. Priced at s:ns.000 6i3·366.'l 833·0523 E\'CS associated BROKERS-REAL TORS lOl'. W Uolboo oil )HI LUXURIOUS HOME WALK TO BEACH 80'x300' EST A TE! Expansive lot per mits TENl'\IS court, swim pool, hoat, motor home. horses . or more! E x- quis ite cust om buill home. 30' Liv Rm. w/10' Fl:.ii!slonc fireplace. llCGJ:: f <i m rm w/24' :.unny mezzanine <open b e am c eilings). SPACIOUS kitche n w/16. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. Presents Charming Provincial Home Shorecliffs • Picturesqutt 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 Uv· ing rm. 3 Lovely bdrm'i, 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 will love this established prestigious area. 20 I MORMIMG CAMYOH OPEN SAT & SUH 12:30-4:30 JASMINE CREB<-$154,000 The newest security gated area in Newport. Tennis cts, pool, clubhouse. Newly list ed 2 BR & den one-story. Perfection thruout . Lush custom cptng & drapes, i>eaut. wall papers. Fabulous jacuzzi outside mstr. bdr m. 26 SHOAL DR. SUN. 12:30-4:30 llG CAMYOH CHARISMA Elegance abounds in this 2-story beau- ty w/suns e t & golf course view ! Boasts of 3 bdrms. form DR , wet bar. Sunken Roman tub in M. BR ste & ex· citing jacuzzi. Built by Deane Homes & prof. 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. REALTORS s1nct· 1H46 LIDO ISLE HOME FOR LEASE Lovely 2-s tory, 3 Bdrm & den home in - cl. Jge m str BR w/lge sundeck. Spac. LR & forma l dining. Cpl<>. drapes. Un· furnished. $1,000 mo. By appointment. 3 llG CAMYOH TOWHHOMES Sparkling New! Big Cyn C.C. views. <:ourt·yd. entri es. pools, tennis els. cedar shing le e xter iors, security!! ··oakcrest" 1-sly 2 BR. Highly up- graded. Air cond., lush c ptng & 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) 2 111 S• J .... Nit Road NEWPORT CEHTER. M.I. 644-4910 Mor oc ca n Tile drain · I 1 board. Harvest Gold smk G~rol I 002 GeMrol I 002 G~rol I 002 GeMrol I 002 & N.E\V Gold dsh"'shr. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdr's (20' r.la~l c r 1. :! baths, scn•1cc room. All m l>eauti ful scul1)J.urccl carpeting. lmmal' horn<.' in NEW cond. P<itio ha::. )Jllissi ve brick fireplace. Sep. 9x12' office or works hop. !lx lS' Garden or tack rm. Fruit & ~hade trees. Entire pro· perty has new 6' fence & <idobc brick walls. COMPLETE P IU VACY! One block from propo:.ed Costa Me:;a Newport MARfNA. in rapidly ap precialing. QUIET. Jt.1 area. County l axes only! PROFESS. BLDG. 10 Offices, 2 secretary's offices , law library room. large lobby. with plans & space for large extension. An xlnt tax shelter investment! $235,000 With favorable terms. RENTALS Bayfront 2+ den, new $915 Big Canyon 3 BR., golf view. $1250 Baycrest 4 BR., 3 baths. $595 WE'VE MOVED ONE OF A KIND! $117,000 owner 642·5~1!5 Visit our splendid new quarters at 450 ----Newport Center Dr. Phone 759-0811 HARBOR HIGH Charming 3 bedroom with hardwood floor:.. un a big lot. Fu II price S59.500. Spruce up and sa\'e! CALL 75l·3l\ll C::SELECT I PROPERTIES 3"'" Ml'LTlPLE·LISTINC: TIIE RANCH-lHVINl: S83.50(1 OPEN·HOUSf: FRl·SAT-Sl . :"< 5332·Royalc 4-Bdrm.·3 fla lh-3 car gar age .:!! 00-~q .fl .·:! s to r y -imm c d . possc ssion ·l>i g trees· farm style kit c he n · upgrudcd·s avc money·A Quintard Realty r ;, Sale· 673-82SO-or !isling a gt. V. s harp·640·0110-Belle r Hurry·Duycr Sa ves· ~lier Sa\·cs. 10,000 Sales People available & all 10 Orange County-M. L. Boards ~h·Tri·LHel Save $-buy direct Crom ownr. 3 Br, 2'\ ba, liv.rm formal din'g. lge den w/frplc, covered patio, rec1ecoratc d in /o ut. S97,950. 10132 Bir<'hwood Dr. 11.B. 962-436'.I Prin only. UPPER BACK BAY VIEW! Spacious 4 Bedrm. home.> located '"On a secluded tree shaded stree t. Remodeled k itche n , large family room with fireplace, on h ardwood Ooors. Owner is anxious. Price Is $74,950. Don't wait, call ; 645-7221 Century 21 "Weslclltr" 31EDROOM PLUS 22 x 20 FAMILY ltOOM Prest111e homo In pre · stige location. Secluded on quiet Cul-dc·Sac street. Walk to schools churches, parks and shopping center. Custom bullt 22 x 20 f'amlly Room with ooom cl'lll· lnits. Ca II 963-6767. Ol'fN 1110 •IIl1~1 f0 81Nltt • ~fTHt Rl:AL : ~ ESTATCRS_! General I 002 G..wrot I 002 ............•...••.........•.........•......•. AJ NEWE\..\.. Assoc~tts RIAlESTATEINVESTM[lfTS 481 Nor1n Coo•I H19nw1y UQUl>I ea•ch, C,,l<IOtnlA LAGUNA BEACH CONDO Near ly oceanfront on prestigious Cliff Dri v c in the north end• of Laguna Beach .•. an easy drive to Newport. 2 Bdrms.. Jarge Jiving r oom, & fireplace. Lu xurous ! $89,000 ***"'******* GOLFER'S PARADISE IN LAGUNA NIGUEL One of the finest custom homes · ever built on beautiful Niguel Gotr Course. 3 Bedrooms, den & a gr and, spacious living room wtth entrancing views of the greens. $175,000 494-6594 5 Bdrms .. 41h baths, family rm. & formal dining. Large tile patio &. waterfront1 deck. $275,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy\1df' Or1vr. N B 675 · 6161 Getterol I 002 Gettered I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: GIDllB ELKINS ca~ OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eOPEH SA.T & SUM 1·5 # 16 DEERWOOD LA.HE Luxurious 4 Br Broadmoor Ill on Extra Larg_e Lot. Glazed Ceramic Tile Entry, Wood Pegged Floors & Thick Carpeting. Expensive Wall Cover ings. Exquisite Draperies. Every Room w/View or Lus h Gardens Fountains. Pool & Jacuzzi $295,000 116 VIA 9UITO 3 Bedrooms on Choice Lido Isle. View or Patio From Living Room, Formal Dining Rm & Kitchen. Oversized Powder Rm Down. Upstairs Features Mstr Bedroom w /Separate Dr essing Area. Unusual & Charming Decor. Shows Tender Loving Care $149,500 411 Pl.AT .A -IN THE ILUFflS Front Row Popular ''E Plan" Con- do with 3 Bedrooms 2'h Baths, Family Room, Patio. Great View of Upper Bay. For Lease at $750 per Month e IY A.PPOIMTMEHT UDO ISU IAYFIOHT SZ I 0,000 Fabulous 2 Story Home with View in Area of Prestigious Homes. Pier & SJlp For Lge Yacht. 4 Br, 4 Ba, Den 2 Fireplaces, Wet Bar . Leasehold. HIWPOltT SHOllS Lovely l Story Modem w/Beauti!ul Decor. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Den, 2 Private Patios. Garden Entry Near Clubhouse Pool & Tennis Courts $77,500 I.A YFllOMT APAIT..a 5S Ft Balcony Overlooks Lido Chan· net. 3 Bedrooms, 2 BaLhs, Van Luit Wallpaper, Parquet Floors ln Entry and H all. Low Monthly Main·· · tenaoce $130,000 Leasehold M0a61 IUIHS CO.. llALTOn 111 ooaa DllYI 631·1• OPB4 SUH. l·S 11711 VIA PALATIHO TUITI.l IOCIC First time offered! Immaculate, adult occupied, split level family home - not lease land. 3 Bdrms., lge. family rm. with frplcs., formal dining. 3 Car garage, for the golfer, sand trap & pitching green, heated pool, extra stor age for RV or boat. Filtered air· conditioning plus radiant heating. Up- grading galore. A real jewel ! By app't. $152,500. Fast possession i>ossi- ble. ILUFFS CARMEUT.A OHE OF THE HST Located on beautiful view greenbelt; spacious 4 bdrm., 3 baths, lge. rumpus rm., formal dining rm., brkfst. area. Good value for $120,000 C.F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER i .· -; . . . . . G-.eral ( 1002 ·! ................................................. ' ~ .................................. J ~ HAUOR VIEW HIU.S. HID6-A-WAY Behind the gated courtyard you will find a beautifully appointed 4 bedroom home. Custom features add to the warmth & versatility of this comfor table home $155 ,000. OHM I .s 1715 IMLET ISLE DR. HURRY OM THtS Eastbluff Lusk 4 Bdrm B-Plan with a view. Just listed. Quiet cul-de-sac. Priced to sell at $135,000. OPfH SUH. l·S 91 S ALEPPO. DBJGHTFULL Y DECOIATED ntRUOUT Custom paneling in bonus room . In· viting pool and jacuzzi just outside your door. Best location! 3 BR, 31f.t baths plus many extras for $165,000 CLASSIC IA.l.IOA HOME Peninsula location, steps to ocean & bay. Fun two bedroom with wood floors . Best buy at $85,000. CHARMING NEWPORT HEIGHTS Ready to move into. Kitchen is a cook's delight. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room, patio, plus large fami· Jy room w /fireplace. New on the market at $89,000. IRYIME TOWNHOME In beautiful Deerfield. This two bedroom highly upgraded home is priced as an investment opportuni- ty at $64,500. OM THE FAIRWAY New custom home in Big Canyon, right on the golf course. 3 bedroom, 3 baths plus family room with wet bar. Lots of wood decking. 3 car gar age. Truly a good value at $268,000. CHOICE CAHYOH CREST Beauti(ully located townhouse close to Harbor View shopping. Pool, jacuzzi, tennis court, 2 bedroom, 2Y.z bath, 2 fireplaces, family room. Up- graded throughout. $112,000 with Jand. THE CAREFUL IUYBlS DREAM Get more for your money with this outstanding Turtle Rock 3 bedroom home only four houses from park & pool, with family room, dining room, atriu m & country-style wooden' d ecking. $89,950 land in- cluded. COROMA DEl MAR DUPLEX South of highway. Cute front 2 bedroom house. Newer 2 bedroom, 2 bath back unit. Lovely patio separates units. Good income potential. $140,000. llG C.ANYOH S22f ,000 4 bedroom. Open & light. View. Con· versation pit. Good lot. Stained glass windows. Professiona l landscaping with fountain. Much, much more. UMIYERSITY P.uK-$74.900 Popular 3 bedroom Princeton model townhouse in Village III. Beautiful open beam ceilings in llv· ing & din ing rooms. New tile kitchen. Airy end wtit near pools & tennis courts. TOWMHOMI -llG CAMYOM The Gree nbrie r . s plit level, 2 bedroom, 2 bath award winning home on 6th fairway. Brand new . and handsomely upgraded. Tennis, pools, park-like setting. Archilec- turaJJy imaginative. $145.000. : r ·~•AMKaco. 644-1766 "-. 21t1 IAfUOAOUINHILLl"O. IN NIWPO"l C!NfUI ' . tJ ~ ~ ~ .. ~ ·~ .. ·: .. ,. •! .. ' ~ ·~ ..: .. .c . .. .-·: .• •• :-.. .. r. .. ~ • . . ... .. .• .. ·~ ~., ... • . =· ~~-·: .. . • . 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REMODELED COTTAGE Woo Jt,.;J'J e Place in Irvine by Owner Popular Greenbriar Plan 4 Bdrm -2 Bath-Family Rm NEXT TO THE LAKE Immediate Occupancy. $ll0,000 Please c all 586-3637 after 6pm weekdays or anytime weekends. Principals only SALES ASSOCIATE J ORDAN VAN THIEL Brand new carpets. drapes, paint and leaked fl oors. Enclosed garden room hig hlights this spect acular home. 3 Bedrm .. 1 ~ bath, 2 fireplaces. Just a short walk from gotr course in one of Huntington Beach's fines t areas. All this for on- ly $83,000. G.....-ot I 002 'G,.,.al I 002 OPEN HOUSES l·S 2 BEDROOM, 1% Bath Condo $28,000 K-14109 W. 5th St .. Santa Ana !••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPANISH HACIENDA VA or FHA TERMS Beautiful courtyard entry leads to 1850 sq. ft. oC gracious living. This 4 Bedrm., 2'h Bath, has everything, including overs ized master suite. Formal dining, family r oom , fireplace and self-cleaning oven. AJso a n assumable, low I interest VA loan. Owner wishes s peedy sale at $67,500. . Roberts Realty 16241 Bucb Blvd .. llunUniton leacll I HDllOOM 300 E. Cs tllwy,#76,DAnza Vil, NB 642·8235 $27 ,500 Sat/Swt 1 ·S 2 IEDROOM 4312 Ridgeway, Greentree, lrv. 752-1700 $64 ,500 Sun 11·4 440 Hol mwood (Npt. Heights) NB 644-7383 $75,000 Sat/Sun 11-4:30 30941 Calle Santa Rosalia, SJC 493-3573 $46,900 Sat/Sun 9·5 7887 Rainbow Cir, Htg Beach 842·3504 Sat/Sun 320 Via Lido Nord #1, Lido Is le. NB 640-6161 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 59 Sea Pin c <Big Canyon) NB 642-R23.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 515 Irvine, Newport llgts., N.B. 642·5200 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 20 Dagwood So. (The Terr) Irv 551-2000 $74 ,900 Sun 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN 300 E.CstHwy #50.DAniaVil. NB 642-823S $43,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 231 62nd St .. Newport Beach 540-1151 $73,500 Sun. 1-4:30 944 Jas mine. Greenbrook, C.M. 640-9900 $78,950 Sun 1·5 4111 Homestead . Gree ntree. Irv 752-1700 $69,500 Sun 11-4 26Shoal Drive (J asmine Crk) NB . 644-4910 $154.000 Sun 12:30-4:30 •lOOOSantiago <Dover Shores) NB 644·6200 $215.000 Sun. 1·5 7fll 11th St. Huntington Beach 536-1484 Sun. 12·4 512 Catalina C Nwpt lits l NB 644-1766 S89,000 Sun 1·4 l IEOROOM The Bluffs. Newp<>rt Beach 75!>·0990 Sl06.500 Open Sat Sun 2662 Club MC'sa Pl . CM 646-2815 S60,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 32S Rochester ( E~t> Costa Mesa 548-5200 Sal/Sun 9-6 1812 Pt. Ashley ( H. V. Homes l NB 640-1141 $122,500 SatlSun 11·5 •24471 P enfield. El Toro 837 2.158 Lo 60's Sal/Sun 10-4 : 30 lf30 Rue Fonta inbleo (81~ Cyn >NB 644 6249 $169,500 Sat1 Sun 12-4 23'1~ Via San M i~uel. Laguna Hills fM>-7414 $50.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 128 Via Vella, Newport Bch 673-HilO $150.000 Sal/Sun 1·4 18T78 Heaven wood Cr. Hntg Bch 842·4466 $6.1,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 7781 Rockwell Ave .. Westminster 842·4466 $48.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 915 W. Wilson. Cosla Mesa MS-7729 $53,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 21 Montanas Norte.R.SanJoaqJrv 642-8235 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·4. 3007 Carob, Eastbluff, NB 640-9900 Sl65.000 Sun 1·5 442 El Modena. Newport Bch 546·2313 $93,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ZQI Redlands, Newport Beach 631-1400 $92,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 'lZT Apolena. Balboa Island 675·6000 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 116 Vin Qu ito. Lido Isle 631-1800 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1986 Tu!\tin, Easlc;ide Costa Mesa 546-5990 $76,000 Sunday only 1·5 21 Almond Tree, UP. Irv 752· 1700 Sun 11-3 18782 Saginaw. T .R. Irv. 752-1700 Sun 11·3 #9 Rue St. Cloud. B. Cyn, NB 752·1700 $215,000 Sun 12·5. 2451 Zenith, SA Hgts, Back Bay, SA 546-2313 Sal/Sun l ·S 4515 Hampden Rd, Cam . Shrs. CdM 644-6200 Sun. l -5 1S Rue Cannes <Big Canyon) NB 642·8235 $210,000 Sun.12-4 :30 •201 Momin~ Cyn, Shorecllffs 644·4910 $235,000 S/Sl2:30-4:30 7 Rue Grand Vallee CBigCyn) NB 644-4910 $285,000 SIS 12:30-4:30 330 Walnut, Newport Beach 642-5887 $79,990 Sunday 10-5 2'l10 Avalon (Collel(e Pk) CM 557·7648 $56,950 Sun 12·5 :.l2 Romona Pl (Nwpt lit area} CM 543.7023 $74,950 Sun 10-S 7S72 Danube, Huntinaton Beach 540-1720 S6S 450 Sunday l ·S I llG CANYON . Dramatic 4 bedrm. tremendous en· try, overlooking lake, golf course & pool. $259,500. MOD& HOME COHDmOH Elegant Montego plan wilb out- standing amenities & upgrades. Great lot with privacy. Newport Beach. $1.29,500. 675 3411 LUSK" R E:\LTY a John /) /,10/... l{ Su11 ( ·o 2 BEDROOM, 21h Bath Condo $54,900 8951 Bolsa Ave., Westminster 4 BEDROOM, 21n Ba, F.R. $87,990 206 7th Street, Huntington Beach OPPORTUNITY CA.REH HIGHT Come as you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Manager. Available Tues. evening 6 to 9, or call for appt. Pl.AH TOD.A. Y FOR YOUR TOMORIOW 18055 Magnolia St., Founta in Valley 963·8311 DIRECTORY . . KMp tftl• h•ndy dlrectofy wttti you tttl1 ... aiend •• Y°" to hou ... huntlng. An ttie loc11fon1 Mated below are dH crlbed In ..... ., fftell by edvertl!Nng elMWttere In toct.y's DAILY PtLOT WANT ADS. P•trona Mowing open "°4.tM• for H ie or rant ate Urtff to lllt l\!Ch lnfortMtlon In thl• column Heh Saturdey •nd Sundey, l Ill & FAM RM or DIH •275 Albert Pl. Costa Mesa 548·1952 $78,600 Sat/Slln 10-4 515 Tustin Ave CNwpt Hghts) NB 645-3930 $87 ,250 Sat/Sun 1·5 3429 S. Romona Dr, nr S Cst Plaza 540· 1151 $64.900 Sunday 1·5 2870 Miguel. Costa Mesa 546-0403 $72,500 Open Sat/Sun 5022 Kron St. (The Ranch ) Irvine 551-4877 Sat/Sun 1·5 116 Via Genoa {Lido Isle) NB 675-4562 $198.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •4533Prhm Rd,Cam.Shrs,CdM 673-7040 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14631 Sweetan, Calif. Hms, Irv. 673-8.550 $70,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3199 Haiti, Mesa Verae·,-c .M. 962-7788 $100,000 Sunday 1·5 •17173 Santa Barbara. F. V. 963-7881 $67 ,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 4101 Brisbane Wy .. Univ. Prk, Irv. 646-3928, eve: 645-5253 SIS 1·5 208 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $156,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 1826 Port Charles CHVHomes) NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 **4fll Bayside Dr .. NB 642-8235 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••542Hbrls. Dr .. PromBay.NB f>42-823.5 $375,000 Oa1ly 1·5 2449Windward. Newport Be ach 642·8235 $150,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 3199 Haiti , Costa Mesa 962-7788 $100,000 Sun. 1-5 447 Costa Mesa St., Eastside CM 642-S200 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1206 Essex Lane, West cliff, N. B. 642-5200 $137 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3250 Oregon, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S73,900 Sun 1-5 8.595 La Baya, Fountain Valley 546-2313 $61J,OOO Sun 12·4 1<>140 Sen pp, Stanton 897-0321 Sun 1·5 1234 Sand Key. llVHills, CdM 675-6000 $155,000 Sun. only 1·5 •2257 Cornell, College Pk. CM s.i6-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 749 Olympic Ave , Costa Mesa 540-9922 $62,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 #12 Mont a nas Norte, Reh S Jq. Iv 752-7315 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 'lZT2 Fordham, <Coll Pk ) CM 642-4003 $68,500 Sun. 1·5 1622 Myrtlewood, Mesa Verde. CM 962-8891 $65,250 Sun 1·5 15082 Lorenal (The Ranch ) Irv 551-2000 $74,900 Sun 1·5 23972 Oswego, El Toro 759-0226 $66,500 Sun. 12·5 13 Goleta Pt. Dr. (Spygls His) CdM 640-1751 Sun 1-4:30 18712 Via Palatino (T.Rock} Irv 640-0020 $152.500 Sun. l ·S 2917 Chestnut, Mesa Verde, CM 540-0942 $71 ,000 Sunday l ..S S26 Santa Ana Ave, Newport Hts. 675-6670 $86,500 Sun 12·5 •No 20 Whitwewater Dr. NB 675-5511 $187,500 Swt 1-5 •No.18Canyon Is ldDr (BigCnyn}NB 67s..ssu :1rcc>oM· ..... sun 1-s 16409 Mt. Newberry, Fountain Vly 963-7881 $82,900 Sun 12.-!:30 •2861 Velasco, Mesa del Mar, CM 546-4141 $82,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 113ViaNice (LidoJsle)N.B. 873-9060 $159,500 Sun. 1·5 •LO Rue Vlllars, Bi.i Canyon, NB 675·341 l $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#16 Deerwood Lane, Big Cyn 631·1800 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Hermitage (Blg Canyon) N.B. 644-1766 $229,000 Sun. 1·5 4632 Havenhurst , Irv. 752·1700 $68,900 Sun 11·4 24602 Los Serranos, La(Qna Nlgu~l 495--4653 $79 950 Sat/Sun 1·5 23531 Port.er, Laguna Niguel 831-0873 $77 ,900 Sunday 11-5 #23 Black Swan. Irvine 495-1870 $87,500 Sunday 4 . H Ir FAM RM or DEN ***219Via Lido So (Lido Isle) NB 644-1766 $550,000 Sun.12-5 4891 Corkwood Ln., Univ. Park 644-1766 $199,900 Sun.1:30-4:30 •2033 Golde neye, Costa Mesa 556-1434 $120,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 #12 Ima Loa Court, Newport Bch. 752-7314 $88,200 Sat/Sun 1-5 2489 Fairway Dr. Costa Mesa 646-6149 $73 ,900 Sat/Sun *1821 Port Abbey, NpBch H. V.H. 644·5389 Sat/Sun 12·5 17112 Greentree, Huntington Bch 842-4466 $110.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 208 West Yale (Woodbridge) Irvine 675-6327 $96.000 Sat/Sun 11·4 630 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa 673-8313 $63,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 10 Burning Tree Rd, Big Cyn, NB 838-6256 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8201 Seabird Cir., Huntington Bch. 640-0663 $71,500 Sat/Sun 12-S 203 Monarch Bay, So. Laguna 499-2716 appt $164,500 SIS l ·S 21542 Arch er Cr. Hntg Bch 646-7414 $82,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 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 Greentree, Huntg Bch 842-4466 $110,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 8642 Lowmeade, Huntington Beach . 968-8019 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 16291 Fantasia Ln, H.B. 963-7881 $64,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 •865Sonora Rd., Mesa del Mar, CM 546-3219 $76,300 Sat/Sun l·S *'**214 Evening Star (Dv.Shrs.) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-4 2006 Port Bristol ClMfomes} NB 644-6200 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 'l2J1l Port Lerwick (HVHomes) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 1200 Key West (HVHills) CdM 644-6200 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 17851 Shoreham Ln., Hntg Bch 846-4288 $88, 750 Sat/Slm 9-4 : 30 1 Winged Foot (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 6441 Reubens Dr., Huntington Bcb 897·0321 Sat/Sun 1·5 395 Granada Wy (off Irv Bl), CM 646·3255 Sat/Sun 1-4 1815 Port Sheffield, Harbor View . 640-4084 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •47 Monticeto, Spyglass . 6444882 $324,500 . Sat/Sun 1-S 3043 Country Club, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $195,500 Sunday 1 5 2939 E llesmere, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 $88,000 Sat/Sun l ·.S' 426 San Bernardino, Newport !kb 546-2313 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1743 Bay.port. Way, Back Bay, NB 675-6000 $116,000 Sat/Sun l·S •1750.stYlark L ane (Baycrest)NB 64$'U88 $137 ,500 Sat/SUn 12-4 3792Duchamp Dr.CTheColony)lrv 551·16'12 $92,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 6542 Morning Tide Dr., Hunt. Bch 213-MS-2.1621 SllS,000 Sun 12·5 .l92S Wlndward, NB 642-8235 $185,000 Sun. 11·3 32 Point Loma (Spy,iass) CdM 644·6200 $299,500 Sun. l ·S 2731 Bays hore Dr. (&yshores) NB 644-6200 Sun. l·S 17 Blazlno Star (Deerfield) Irvine 752-1414 Sun. l ·S UOOSantlago (DoverSbores) N.B. 6'4·0322 $239,500 Sun.1.s 17962 DeUalen Cir, Hunt Beach 84.2-1778 102 9SO Sun 12·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• KA TILL.A REAL TY •..a••" ....... .,.c . .,., ................... ,..,.. _ __.... .. .,_ ........ c_ .. ._.._....,f RfSIDENTW REM. DTATf SALES ",.. ............ ,...Me·C....W.S.· .,.,.., ......,,.,. ....... .......... k ... ~ WIWIU. TIAIMYOU COMfACT klta3e IOllRT TIUMPIS ~m. ---- "" EqU<ll~ °"'''*""' 3825 South Bnatol Street Santa Ana. California 92704 ·u olltc:e• •""'"9 Sollhom c.w1 • '7141 557-5311 G...,..I I 0021 GIMHI I 00 ·~·~··················· ..••............•..•.. ..,,, ............. , .. ,,/JIA. Dodhr2-60' ...... $460.000 31tYleU.s..1 O,..WltS..1-4 );rirtinghim Rult9 ~ '75-0121 8532 Rockfish, Fountain Valley 549-o.576/557-3274 Sun 12:30-5 9811 Fairtlde, Huntington Beach 540-1720 $69,900 Sunday l·S * 1734 Santiago <Dvr Shrs) NB 549-8655 $320,000 SUD. l·S 10 Cherry Hills, Big Cyn, NB 875-6900 $425,000 Sun.12.-4 590 Diamond, Lagtma Beach '94-7551 $197,500 Sun. 1·5 3731 Sur (The Colony) Irvine 551·2000 $68,500 Sun l ·S •15361 Normandy (The Ranch> Irv 551-2000 $119,900 Sun l ·S 5 la & FAM IM w DIH 17531 Friends Crt.., Irvine 645-7221 $88,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2431 Holiday, Newport Beach 548·3168 Sat &Sun 11·4 1971 Flamingo Dr, Mesa Verde, CM 979·9789 $95,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 1228 Mar ian Lane (Westctiff) NB 645-1588 $161 500 Sat/Sun 12-4 •11 Goleta Pt. (Spyglass) CdM 644·6200 $340,000 Sun. J..7 1736Galaxy <DoverShores)N.B. 759-0226 Sun. l ·S 9902 Spinnaker, Huntington Bch 963-7881 Sun 12 6 II & F.A.M RM or DIH * •319 Via Lido Sd, Lido Isle, NB 675-0123 $460,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •34 Mission Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 l .. OOM 1242 Rutland #6 (Westclf) NB 645-2411 $59,950 Sun.1-4 2 Ill It F.A.M IM or DEH 44 Seascape. Newport Beach 546-8640 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 41 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn} NB 640·S560 $130,000 Sun. 1-5 3 IEDIOOM 2167 Vis ta E ntrada (Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 Rue Villars, BigCyn, NB 640-9900 $285,000 Sun 1·5 l U & FAM IM or DIH 300Vista Madera <Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 $1491000 Sun 1·5 2425 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) N.B. 644-1133 $85,950 Sun. 1-S CONDOMINIUM FOR LEASE 2 la & FAM IM w DIH 23 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 640-5560 $750 Mo. Sun. 1-5 CONDOMINIUM FOR RENT 3 II & PAM RM or DIM •2609 Raquetta, Bluffs, NB 644-7897 $650/mo. Sunday 1·5 HOME AND INCOME l II & F.A.M IM or DIM •312 Grand Canal, Balboa Isl. 631-1400 $239,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l •• & 2. 12' 45th St., Newport. Beach 675-5200 Sun. 1-4 HOUSES FOR LEASE a U & PAM IM er OIH 411 Plata, Bluffs, N.B. at-1800 $750 mo. Sat/Sun 1..S No. 6 Canyon Ln (Qiyn Crest} NB 675-5511 $650/mo. Sun l·S HOUSES FOR RENT J la & PAM IM w DIM 109 Bayside Pl., Corona del Mar 67S-OOOO $650/mo. Sun. only l ·S J 1-00M 20051 Shorewood, Huntington Bch 960-3989 $365/mo. Sun 1-4 IASTSIDE COSTAMISA 2 HOUSES. I LOT Super •larlt'r invei.l• ment. :? spadou.s honws for Lhe price of one In flan· tastlc East Side COlilla Mesa. You can't do bet· ter than this. Much too much to dcscnbe, so &Iva us a call. &46·1171. $91,ll50 full price! Ol'f" W 9 ·ti~ IHN 1(1 ~It;• I ' t••HlllJ It's A Sellers Market! Homes are selling and we've got the buyers' So If you' re think mg or mov · Ing out or up to a better home, now ts the hmcl And you'll Cmd that when you bst your home with us, you'U receive the most personal and pro- Cesaional service avalla· ble! Member of Muluple LlsUng. Call todJY for Cree appraISal. We TriHarder tit TriHarbor! SANT.A AM A SAVER-$49,950 FULL PRICE SUper clean ready to Hve In family home in desira- ble area. VA/FllA terms unbelievable that this is under ~.ooo. Call today 646-7171. WATERFROHT Piermont. Choice loc:i· tion; 4 BR, 3 baths, l frplcs., lge. patio, new dl'c. Won't last long al $179.500 Corotta del Mar Twin duplexes ~93.0011 Each. Beller hurry on Lhesel Balboa lay Prop. Raottors • 675-7060 * COST A. MES.A. 41EDROOM Fantastic family home in Costa Mesa's nicest area. 4 large bedrooms with massi.ve mast er suite. Elegant dining Huge brick fireplace in luxurious living room. CalJ now 646-7171. $58,950 lull price! •' ~,,,, ..,.,15rc;•1r"l""'' '' [~ lfi~ltfl Uppet' lode lay $58,950. Country Jiving :it city prices. Assumabl!! loan. Sa\•e $$on lh1~ 3 Br home. Newport Seawind Sharp condo w/many xtras. Located pn mary of N.n. A Must at ~.soo .. Irvine Mesa Realtors Call 541\-~&10 llGCAHYOM EXECUTIVE llOM 1•: W/VIEW OF f•AIHW/\Y LAKi':& MOUNTAIN Spnc & luxurious, 3 Br. 21h bn. Cee lann, 2 ba, single family homl', surrounded by l(ardeni., on(celand. GRAND VISTA It.EAi.TY 768-1212 I YOWHER LAKE FOREST II Spacious 2 story custom lake front horn(' + dock, 3 yrs new, Z200 sq. ft. pvt. community pool & h•nnis court. ilRr, 38a, Cully air cond, highly UPs.?radcd. new top or line G Y. bllM. ex1ens1vc wood panrli111!. 2 frplcs, proresslonally lndscpd. 581-8115 or 2\89'l Wlnnebu~o t.n. •IESTVALUE ORANGE COUNTY 3 Dr, 2 ba Condo. La11una Hit~. $.W,900. u..fted lroken f'ran Wolf 646-7414 768.0170 MESA VERDE COUMTIY CLUI Prime Country Club area or Meu Verde. Quiel trc:t lined cul·de·sac lcm to l t1tory. spacious 3 bedroom homo. Large maater aulte plus 2 twln- •lr.ed be(1r()()m ll P'am ily room hoi1 t s ma1111lvc stone tlr cp l 111'1', breakfast bur &. over looks troplul gnrclcn patJo. F\Jll pr1cu SI00,000. lO'ro Down. Call 96:.!·77M. •• \. ( • I • • • I -. . .. .. • ~ .. · l .. :l , ~ DAIL y PILOT Sunday, January 9, um HoutoH For Sde HOltMt ,.... s• HMNI ,.... s. HM•H For Sal. HavsH FOf' S• I HMH• For SGle -------------~------..;...., ...... .._-...i...;.:-.;;.;..;._ ••••••• •.•...... ••• • •• •• •• • • • • • • •• • •••••• •• • •• ••• ... • • • • •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~!::.':~~~~...... ~!.':!~~ ....... ,~:.~.~=-······· ~~ ....... !?~~ !!!.'!':° ............ !~!~ ~!':.~.!~~~ii .......... !~.~! ~~ ............ !?.~! ~=-............ !?.~! GeMt'Clll I 002 C....d.t Mer I 022 CoroM d9I M• I OJJ 3 Br Home den w/pvhn Lake Forest Newly com OPEllJ HOUSI! 111111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ·----• • I 1 ~... bd . .. b ...... IN DEERAELD ............ car aar, rp c. ...... 4 rm., .. a., oil 21542 Archer Cir. ~ air cond. newly dccorat· alulront. $H,9SO. SHamlllon/ lncomnarable ! ! Dt:scnt>e. rhis 4 &drm Dover Shores hom1: l'am1ly room w/"el bur. li;. P.htr. suite und kllcbeo w /breakru11l nook 0&11 h11ve a aplrnd1d view of Upper Bay & sur rounding mountulns This home ill built around im atrium & oval pool wtth rountum & n•lructa· ble dome + heated & filtered jacuul i.pu, steam bath & garclen Much, much more~ Ter rlflc buy at $32Q,OOO. ....-...$uPERB HOMES A: A TY tr 1555 W. Baker, C.M. FAMILY Pl.AH Room to grow, 3 bdrm., fa mily rm., 2 cheery fireplaces; very private brlck terrace just tor you. Bright, airy studio for Mom & her treasures, all on a biggie 4.5 ft. lot ($129,SOO) 424-4241/i OllCHID OP84 SUM. 2-4 P.M. OHL Y S ~ouma de/ Jlfai . . PJJwjllYtliR4 673~8494 ~-~ edl pool ai lot ofC alret!l Nt-931 w Brookhun.l ell t, quiet cul·de·HC, l')'·uM s ,r:. .. 1" WOODBRIDGE cio.o to everythlna pnn 3 BR JI 0 US£ O fl en 1 at .,..n H only . .548-0•0a evu. lM:30PJt1. 244h ren-Aie~aut4Br ·S112e..~.14 PLACE $72..SOO tleld, El Toro. Hors IY 0 '61>..1.,R d·oeuvr~. served. Meet UGUMA'S CHAIM """' UH COltNU LOT Al , RE Agt11t . 837·23$8 IN HUNTINGTON BCH. Popular OrMnbn11r pl:'n Uke New 4Br 2 ba fam .__frLy..ta-. I 0 3• 2 story''•"'"",...,. beauty. with 4 bdrmic + family u • ' ( I .' ~ --,. .. "' ,.... ....... rm. 2 baths. Next to lake rm. v I( roi. rp c. /\p· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 generou.'I Bdrms .• hu.:e Jmmediatc oct•upuncy. prox l!IOO 1q ft. Vbl gar. Condo for sale. 4br, 2ba, bnck & wood fireplace: •110 000 <""·3"""' J• Nr all schools. 630 w. c Id s w~•k • • : ....., ""' 0 •W Wilson, CM. $63,500. 16SOsq.lt.nrMileSquare bUe·a~.:;h·o.c Bl.:.t'"butyo Spm.PnocipalBooty. Park. Greenbelt & com· ' " " Open S1&t/Sun 10 5. Pb 1 & ,..,A 900 anywhen.• for $71,500. 673.a.113 monpoono:~u;'' • OPEN HOUSE Fri .• Sat. '111111111111 o,.. House Sat/S41n H.B. Really 536-6565 & Sun. 12·5, 820\ Seabird I Cir., U.J}. 640·0663 or1--------~1 t..irge R2 lot. Ea11t.111de 536-4123 /\gt. 3Br. 2 ba. dbl cur gar, RV • FOU ... T •1... TH TE storage & Koi pond. 325 ...,,_ " "' " E RR.ACE I 024 Rochc~ter, Ph 548-5211 COURTYARD 2 IR·LOFT·A/C ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• is the view from the A lovely "Cordlff' m<><lol Corona d .. Mar I 022 Cosio Mna PRIVATE BEACH ACCESS 4 IR Reduced GRACIOUS Collegt' Pk Pool Ilse spacious master suite or home designed Cor corn :18r, 28a. owner, this artisllcallY decor at plete living Ill and out LIVING + ()po hse Sal/Sun 10-4 ed home. The spacious Real Estate Extras include btunnm~ Jmmediale occupancy. Back on market. Two new homes. Orrered by Builder 3 Bedrooms -2 Baths completely de- corated and landscaped. Model Home. $84,995. May be purc~ed furnished. 4 Bedrooms -3 Baths wltb upgraded carpeting on large pie shaped lot ad- joining Greenbelt. $97,559. Deerfield Perk Homes 1*17 Deerspring just orf Deerfield Road and Culver Drive between Santa Ana and San Diego Freeways. (7141 552 .. 5211 Ned lo M•rket 81&ket 549·865S to SI 09,500. The pnce is right, the local1on is greut, the mstr bdrm is grnnt, lhe yard is l'(>t.11 :.ited, the land 1s lee, lhe bathrooms are two and the flee places are too. •INCOME UNIT* 833-8690 recreation room & huge by llll..&MV garden entry. luxury Three luxunousty large -----patio are ideal for enter· ZTK;~ MeJUcan lite in lutehen & Irvine bedrooms keynote one or lauling. Energy saving bath:s, plus n beautiful •••••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 104~01nine 1044 LIDO ISLE our best East Side offer· BEST BUY! gas kitchen and wide lot HONEYMOONERS loft with vi<:>w or Santa 40 n. tot on l..tdo ·s widest :.lreet. 3 Bdrmi.. + bonui. room. Beamed ceilings. $198,000. in gs. The 20xJO h ving Potential apt. house pro-with R . V. access DELIGHT Ana Ugh ts. Great buy at room. pool, CU EST perty with oversUed lot. possibilities. At $72,900 2 Br Pool home In Cen-$75,500 JIOUSB, 3 car garace 3 Bedrm. home In ~nt you should see thts fine TURTU ROCK OPEN SAT /SUN I ·4 I 16 Vio Gettoo LAWSON REALTY .. 675-4562 .. 644-7211 with shop sp:ice and loft conchtion. Central Costa homeTODAY' tral Huntington Beach make Uus a wonderfully Mesa. Priced $57 ,500. s:n.SllOO area. Beautiful new floor flexible home for a large For more inrormation l..tematioaal R•ol ~~avp~~'. n1~~~r c&usc~~:; ~~~·~· c~~;ef.a~~l t~~~ CAii: -h .... M.twork paint. Ready for imrned. i---------red hill~:.:. 552-7500 S 122,000 WITH LA.MD OPEN HOUSE IY OWHEll Satwday-Smdlly. J.....-y -.ttta "1n NIGEL DAILEY f,. l\SSLJCIAT ES Lemon Heights · Tu. ... tm ~:iuulul 3500 sq. ft. -·I SpyCJlan Southport bl..'<lrm (:.pace for (1fth) BY OWNER bomeon5,8;.icrec•orner Beautiful 6 Ur, 5 Ba \'tew lot on r111valc home 14100 sq.fl) with i.trect. Formerly orange ocean & night view. and avocado 1trovc . Professionally decorated many trees left. Luri:e & locutcd on a cul de sac. marble entry opl•ns on Th e hnml' reatu r es ~nnkt-n lt\'1ng r01.lm ·rim· l1rJut1tul livinit rm . 1ng rm • family kitd1,•n M·p:1r;.ite <lining rm, lite .rnd Jo' x 26' lamily mum family rm & a hU~t! play with wet h~1r and rm. 5240,000. For ap mass1vl' :.tone t1rc1,Jace. po1ntment. 640·0968 PLUS Jlental Uni~ In occupancy.Onlys.54,500 • .--------~ back. ACJtftf 842-9371 HAPPINESS IS ... Quail ~ Iii IPlllCll . mi•• Prap7S2-1920 '°' 1400 OUAILst NIW'°"l llA(H LET TWO ON A LOT Live in the superbly re- done house & rent the other. ~75,000 Here's Your CATALINA VllW e:i':'~n~i~l=~trto~e:~ Chance! Prestige 1900. 4 Br, 21li "The Willows". This Ba exec home. 3 Car gar. h ome f e o lures 3 to own this beautiful 4 Upgraded thruout. AGT. bedroom, formal dining bedroom, 2 bath home 846·9004. Afl .5pm or + rnntrat•lor added Great Founuin Valley weekends. family room! Central neighborhood. 120x60' •--H-EW--E-X_C_L_U_S_l_V_E __ 1 air. upgraded carpeting Cul-de-Sac lot. Huge LISTl .... G & wall coverings. Lhe, 2 Story, 6 BR-Plun 7. Giant wood beamed step down livmg room w/floor to ceiling frplc. Formal dining room. family room, kitchen w/nook. Beaut. l a ndscaped, low maint. yard. Secluded master bedroom, lower floor rooms open to garden & patio areas. 3 Car garage, abundance or storage & many extras. 19352 Sierra Calnto.1". master Bedroom + ..., love & be happy in lomlly room. Separate lmmac 2 Br "S<:>ahaven" beautiful r~vine. ""'N" laundr~. S77::. nr Admas & Magnolia. ONLY S67,500 ~~~~~i~~iho!~~~~/\ 3 P ·~ l f G!M4J@l9fiJA WS/:<~\ ~~~c8 ~~Y7 c~1; 14656 o;on«Je Acres THE DOG RUN Call Don Olk 1714) 833-9609 or 17141 751-4642 Step oul on 800 :,q. ft. of - bnck palto with pool :ind SPYGLASS HILL his legs, (or yours)!,,.. ~ Open tlouse. 187 II ll\.S. There's plenty of ~ 963-4569 • 963-1786 e\'es/wknds 962·3462 Bkr. @ room for him to stretch ,.... Rli!:A.L.Tr......_-_ ---~ ~ 10441,.yinf: 1044 jacuzzi and kids play 6 Ur. 5 ba, view or ocean Jrea. llorsc" und R. V. ftl & city lites. $2...~.ooo. By between the l1ecs • J car owner 64Q.~25. Then relax on the plush 20Uiunld..N.I . SPA~IOUS ~t eadow, l~_eul'enwood Cr. 1-5~~1 . ...••.••••..................•..•..•...••••••.. garage" wine cellar· CIC· -• • l r a 11\ r g e m as t e r Harbor V1•w Hills bedroom has '1ew and Crac1ous 4 br Belvedere. huge bathroom with sun· 2 ba, 2 frplcs, spacious ken marble tub. Great fam.rm, elegantly de· place for cntert;:11n1ng coratcd. Dix alarm and ra1s1nl( kid:.. Price. S)Stem. Triple gar, pvt $230,000. CJll owner, rrt )d Y. fountain. pool 5-14·78111 :.tlC yci . Sl5fi,OOO. O"nr Al!nt 75!:> OOS!I carpetmg in front of your 646-4463 Family. h~me, J Br 3 Ba. Sal & Sun. Supe~' clc~n beautiful used brick den, dining, fpk, new condo. 3 ~r. ~I; ·1"11a1; fireplace. lnlenor is uni· cpts. lndscpng, many $63,500: L~ADE ,s quely decorated with $62 000 xlras. So:!e to appree1ak. R.E. 84<M466 RANCH REALTY cedar siding and .s~ak~. ' $82.900. Open Ho~se Sal OPEN llOUSE l:!·-IPM. 551-2000 Outdoor entertaining:. 4 Bed rm., 2 Bath . & Sui:i. 1·5P~r. 17698 San Sal & S 17112 G . ---------X TR A LA R G i:; beautifully upgraded Marino Cr. or call Bun.d reen , carpets and drapes 9687079or5-192877dys tree ran new never FENCED BACKYARD llu 1i1.: ) ard. Copper . . . occupied,4 BrJ Ua .:icur Large patio urea. A plumbing <.::ill now Jnd PARK PLACE g Jr . $ 1 I 0 . o 0 0 . MUST for a fun IO\tn~. ~ubmtl o((nr~. ('t•nlury • LE,\ DER::>lll p ILE. SPANISH SPLENDOR P t I . f I • I ~ ~ .. al its best. 'OU ·11 h:J\ e to e onng amt y . n 21 Duh··n & Voyl•·, 8-l2-~166 OWMER NEWPORT llAKBOR ~ ~ sec lh1s homt• for --- Beautirul Svr:it·use Model in Colle.i:c l'Jrk. 1'h1' •I lltlrm home Transferred! After all the work :ind S. put into 11, th1• o" net!> are sick about h .. \ mg tn mo\(' bO Ml\lll 1 II ' .I :1 Bedroom and a de n "•Ihm 1o1alt..111.i: <lt!.la111 t• to the new Hcg1011JI I' ,11 J.. and :.chool. Sound:. 111 tt•ri!!>ltnl!" c JI! fled Carpet Realtor 833.3380 DESPERATE DUPLEX lUGU SCHOOL district 548 lltltl yourself to apprl!c all OPEN HSE SUH 12·5 PRICESLASHED CurunJ clt·I ~tar 4 utonly~.900 thc\'aluethatJ.(06"1lh 6542 MominCJTldeDr. fea1url!1> Ct·ntrol ;11r. l1lc 1---------•I rool. l'O\ crt.>d palllt, dcc Bclrm .. 21, hJ • 10 yr:.. ON GOLF COURSE 11. This luxunous t Bit,:! SEACLIFF S2,500 old l'"rpll' S1>.1ntsh rle· i.tory home 1s only I ) r llui:1· :1 h1•clrnom :!' .. llalh Stf.(n. Much charm! Im· I t:l• IQuall l ~tcsa \'erde 3 Br. 3 Bu old & has features lo SPLENDOR h111n1· 11.llJ..1ni: d1st.tneP mucufale. Plus !·bdrm. Plac• . w pool cu:.tCJm home. complement a life styh: t:nrl!l'ous ~llr. lam rm. to golf l'•1u1-i.e. park and apt.SISS,000 Prap•rti•• Mu::.l Sl"e to upprec. of gracious livlnJ.( 3Uu. :i rat ga1 . w•hcalcd n•llur:il •'enter. ~J.is!>ive DAVID D. CARLSON 7s2•1920 -.. SlS5.ooo. 5·15 ·37 tiO or There's an abundanc!' of filtered puol. Jt1t1111.l, hnck f1rc11lan~ acn:nl:. REALTOR 833·929 3 1•00 ou~11 ~'· Nlw,.ou 11acH 545·4001 wallpaper thr uout the hui:e ms tr h<lrm w /frpk ~l)J l"ti>us 11\111~ room ------STSIDEGE home & you'll enjoy the & wlk In elo!wl, custom i.:arJ~C dour upcnc 1 trnbh .:ompactor pro (css1onally l.111dsCJJl\'rl yard AslclnCJ 577.900 14555 SEROH OPEMSAT 1-5 Open H ouse ~n. ;:23 lilal•k ~wan lll'and new Woodbruli:e. 4 hr pauo me.II. Full J1r1t·t· S87,500 w/10' o do1o1n. ll1ll Thom1>l>on Hl·ally 495·1870 THE TERRACE /\ fabulous. highly de· !>ired end unit, Cardiff MOIJcl, now avail. for lalc ~larch or early April l'loi.1ni:. /\sk1ng only S74.!JOO Thji1 highly UP· 1:1ad1!t.l lownhouse can be :.L-cn un open house Sun· 1lay I:;. 20 DOGWOOD SOUTH RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 'l'r;itlcr ur boat ;1t·1·,·::.i. Mesa Verde 4 br, 3 ha. EA M decorator's touch . draperies & upgraderl l.1ri:e enoui:h for u1.i:.i:l'!>t fam/din"g & liv"rm 2fjl2 Sharp J Br. 2 ba on huge Perfect for enlertalnini.: carpeting thruo11t. •, blk 1 cl·reJtil>rHtl vch1dc sq.rt. l.ge 15x40 p1>0l lot. S72,500. All terms. & conveniently localed. from Country {;tub. ten· Muny C'ltr:il> rracell to Harbo.-Vulroodmoor w/Jucuu:I, coverd patio !163·8377· Rkr. ____ 1 Catt now for appl. nis court & golr cour!>c. GRANADA Rancho SanJooquin GRANADA Condo on thc gol{ course. ~I'll :it Sfi!l,5m Call for R , 8 d .,, 3 car ~ar, xlnl schools. 3 llr 2 U:i lge 1-'am Jtm 549-0576or55i-3274llkr. Walktoocean.Sll!"i,000. 'how1n • a<•po1ntment oomy ... e rm. ~' Ownr by appl 5"'" 1131 · • ' ,, 11 t ~ I! .. Bath,:! frplcs . M~I'· fam S120 ooo· .,..,. , !>w1mm1nl( pool, 1800 ~q Hianff....&Oft leoch I 040 our os ess ~1::7i~1,., , 1 , • rm .. t'U!>I. pool &J.•cu111. __ . ____ tt, newly decorated ••••• ::':••••••••••••••• RoseSlmom:in [~ • ~ Pi of l~ncl~tpg. ~':'· 1?1 ... ..w IST G E;1:.l!.1~e. ~8. 600. Open S&S Resale Specialists. 3. PACER.A REALTY llill•!f1tll m~·1J :-.ubm1t. :Slh:J!l.10 "'""L IN ! ll Pu:.c.~at & Su,n. 40r 5 bdrmmodelsavail, 1213)9-\5-2621 :i~i~:'AI 67.> b!IOO :\lf:SA VERDF. ·lbr. 21)3. 111-IP~~-21S Albert 11.. some W/pools. 968·4602 C714 ) 522·0872 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 One of thl' Randi area's near pool. v i ew of m(l!>t populur & f:1h11lou:. Newport Center. Up. r1t1or pllln:. Thi s $1raded2br,dcn w/wel· Gran a Ii ,1 ~I u '1 ct bar. 1st Time offered. i.•alure:. 1 ht•ilroum, Qy, nrr I Agent. S98,500. 1urmal 1lin1n~ runm, 675 ti3f,f, l__::::::...J~~~~~ 2 Br fam.rm home on over !>18 19.12 Pennin"ton Pro""rties & .i:ar ar>t . .! l"P t"O\ ::.1zcd corner lol in xlnl " r OWNER MOVES: Qu•e.l PRICED TO SBLL. U\ r ct JIJtll>' ln1• ~ per neighborhood. Priced for Meredith Gor•m cut de sac street, ,:i owner. $85.0011 lmm('fi. Boft)oo Island I 006 mo C>nly s101.:~Ml. Hllr. qwcksaleal$67,000. IY OWNER Bedrooms. gu,ei.l ~1nmi;. oc1:upancy. Lu u1y:! BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675 :!:.!'.?:! country kitchen, "alkm,g library, Rancho San Joa-4 BR. formal entry & din· distance to the ~all. ~usl quin Condo. Fully ;ip rm, fa m . rm w I ba r, $ 6 4 , 9 5 0 . • Ta r be I I. p 0 i n led . 1 n r Iii :i 1 r Poul W Srvrnfrt'ld &A ,·.o c 042-8550 ;! Blks h• ot'l'J ll :! Hr & dcn 15110 'ti (t Open l'ourt) ard t>ntn pool. Dt•:EtU'lt-:1.D p:lio hm. 2 elcctnt• A·11 11~1• <loor Br, + den rbrlrm, frpk, opcnl'r. i:as HBL/ & up lri: pJllO & n ·:ir yd, Nr. l{radt•d J..11r_hl•n .1p l)OIJI PnL"t'dlO!.ellquick-~;~'.~~· i\:.lnni: pric·c ly. ~iG,000. Uy owner OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 551-1706· -----WANTED SINGLE SWINGER To hu" HJI "''t" doll h~c ..!llr 1 li.1 I h~r to th\• wtr. 1;ool> n:1n1~ l\7'"1 ;oo Fl' t>t:! ~1100 Ilk r a.oo Peftinsvfo I 007 .•..•..•..•.•.....•.... • • l'nmt• on•;1nlront 2 nr. :! p II t 111 . r I rt• p I a {' e ~l~l.000 (.'all tj7:J.1402 bt•Jm 11·1ll ntts hl1ns.1---------· comp. redec in/out. 3 Car Realtors. call 842·8854 547•3987 or ufl Spm f>· gar, lge boat gate w/pool wknds 54-1-5704 15l61 AHOY 'rpl\•. 1 u•w f rorn :;un dt•t·t... Ir~ l"l'llJr. !100.500. Rltr675-:l:!:!:! OCEAN VIEW 3 llr 1-°Jm Rm. den, $30.t.IOO upgradm!! in 11a.sl yeJr. \II ne1o1 kitchen, rpt.; Y.uU paper & lllc. Hu11cl11t SliS.000 Nll'k Vracm Ai:ent. 7~~:!1 S5l-2i84 size lot. Will be listing Pool Home w/realtor soon. Steal FAIRWAY now & save at $95,soo. In January TOWHHOME $69 950 Princ.only.968-7444 Buy now before Summer Lake & Night Light ' WAU<TOIEACH prices! 4 Bt:>droom:.. Views. Most popular A 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath Custom 2 BR & Den or J family room, bit.: 36 fool Rancho San Joaquin 3 hr famous ........ Plan horn"'. BR I & . . N s wimming pool with plan, uncompromiscd • " • poo Jacuzzi. ear heater & fllter. rtood · ( Near schools, library parks •-schools. view rom e\·ery room., ______ _ '"' hghts, Si8,000. Tarbell. $20 ooo · t u and churches. Extra P.M. Cooper & /\ssoc. Realtors, can't last, call · JO cus 0 '!1. P-Beaut dramatic 3Dr by amenllies-;1 lovely 536-1-184 536·8026 9tl2·55ti6 grades. Wood ce1lmgs, owner, forced snle. nvr swimmi ng pool + a security system. custom occup. Exel Turtle Rock :,r:_:rate ptay yard. Call CUSTOM Public Notice ~~~~hoe~~~~e.u~~~~~ Glen. s122.ooo. 751-01s11. MESA VERDE OCEANFRONT 2Rr:! ll::i,S.ofllwy Only 211 ~-11. be1sht timde to buy athoCmlel SOL VISTA 3 or 4 loans. i\vailable lo wknds752·8182. Stanford end unit. 2050 'l,rw un m.1rkl't Prim .. $flll 5t11l Paul Martin ~..;,18"11 wt no own pym . 11 bed f 1 d" . anyone! Nl)newloancos-TURTLE HOCK sqft., 3 Br. DR, 1-'R, + :1 Lrt"fLE RED IJOUSF. a Vf...,.ERANS Now is the BEAUTY Government as!lumable Wkdys 752-0206, t'VeS· UNIV PK. Village Ill. "" J011n In llult.ou. II\, Rt-al 1-:. .. 111te&J.i·7383 now, ask for your ~oom, or":18 ming, ts Low interest :wnila· ba. $87.950. Owner. 11',',t" 111.•Jt·h toll.t"l' •>n It ;1 '"-·ta M••• I 024 ANYTIME veteran counselor Agt atrium. family room. bl.e take over p·avments 38R, family rm. Plan T, ·833-1103or552·!l503 ,. ......, ..... 21 · • · Great terms . Buyers · ·. · greal vu. LoL<: of xtras. ------SI~ <OO ••••••••••••••••••••••• :>46·95 -cial.$84,950. 3 &48<'droo~•\1_arbctJ. Uy owner S91.500 COR ...... ER ""UICK S •LE 1 21• • Reallo_rs. call !IC•-a566 ., •.•. 4,, .• .,. ...,. 1101.1.1~ WOOL> (Allr1:«' Park, 3 Dr 2 Ba. T "' •=.&i;iill .,.... .,..v !«'altor i;7:, ~ifi nl!" q1l, llf'l>'<, roof & EASTSIDE Fresh as 3 daisy 3 Br.!nj OWNER /\NXIOUS· Just u n 1 ,.er s 1 t y park LOCATION -.-pJint ~pnc kit. w bltns. 236 E. Magnolia. Drive family room h ome. :..:...: _____ 566.500. 3 Bedrooms, big Townhse. 3Bd., 2Bu •. You'll love lhb 1m· CaptttrOftO l cachlOI& 8l'flcl1n.1·nrlyrl &pat10. bythhcharmlnJl3bdrm. NellllffinnaquletMesa HOME & 1NC0~1F.! 2 family room . dining sep. din., lrg country maculate3BOfl~t.:!ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $56 · 95u. Own r I Agl. home & caU to see. Verde St w1th1n walking houses on l lot, J Br & 2 roo~. double firl'1>lac<:> k1tch., up1?rd thruout, PLt;S ram. rm. home, \.'IJ Ul\'CONVt::"JTION \L Mi'·il>-lll Gii WALKER d1stonce lo everything!! Br. Try Sl0.000 dwn. Wont last loni? at this bricked p.1110. Nr PoOI° & from the moment you llOMF., fnr Ut'ICOn\'<'nllal ---REALTY 675·5200 Setler has purchased $98.500. full price. Pr1n pnce. T:irhell, lleallors. porks. $78.SOO. Prin. On· dnve up. It has cunn l>t.">fllr l'ut )OUr <'l"Nillve 3 Br l Bil t1:~ bark yanJ.•-----==-----1 home & is \Cry eager, only, pis. Kent Roger:. call842 88S4 ly.551·3293 APPE/\L. Sculptured t;ilC!nb 10 work on th1.; btund new dnvew11y 16'• ---------orw of·• kind JDr hme on wtdr Dy l>"ner. $16,500 t•ome & see. Cenlury 2l/ Rily. 848-8300 Eti.JDAIJr...IGERED "The Ranch"' J BR. (am· landscaping, ph1~h nrw ft m ·• .. n 1 r 1 r ,. n 1 &l2 165!> 002·81\91 or640·4950 ...,. ...,. carpeti;, wooden s hut· .. " ~ ---------BEACH Cottage, only 9 ES rm. Crplc, din-rm. By ters. $81,SOO. Do come by. ott'an/hnrhor \ 1ew lot Mesa Verde. Spac. 5Br, hlks. to ocean, $5000. SPECI owner. $74,000. 5.51·4877 OPEN TODAY l ·S r .M Vnultcd wood Lc1tin1:s. Jba, ram, din, llv rm, dwn full price $45.000. 1795l Buller lush rpt11, rustom drps, To pt:u·c your message cozy brick frpl. covr'd Pri~. only, pis. Kent $42, 900 Custom Interior n1•w kit. l!>l fir !\uih b<'forelhe patio, beaut gardens. RogersRlty.848-8300 Th<:> t811t 3 br + 2 ba + Lovely 4 Br+ fam. rm. rould be molher-ln-law readrng public. Quality cpLs & drps. By fr pie hom e for on ty single home. 3 full ba. qtrs. phone 4 IDlM + POOL owner. 9711-9789. BEACH GrANT Bike to S-12.900. Move In tomor· Nr. schls. tennis crts & UL V l'kE~\~Tt./ ll IN Clas~i;:~~ti:!~\678 $61,500. 4 BEDROOM 2~ Jlath. ~~~h~,1R~· B~~:· Jh~~: ~~ft! And hurry. rlease ~~~: ~~~r~e/~u~~~~ 493 !"l:IJ7 Outstanding location nr. family rm, Newport 963·8377or963·6876 898 .. 7855 closets. Many xtras. Xlnt ----frwy. schls & shop'g. 1''or Riveria Condo. Tennis, 1----------c 0 n d . J3 y a p p t. ~~-0 4'1 ""'-.( _ J)-C ~C..• lnlo.call pool. many extras 3 YEARS MEW Owner//\J!t. 552·3176 p~ ~<.Ill ~~ ~ P<r-;:; 673-7601 Stl.'i,000. Terms. 642-4758 4 Bdrm. 2~2 ba. fnm rn1' ·~~j~i~T~ That Intriguing Word Gome with o Chudfe Rucker Heally w /welbar Clean & i\wsrd winning Deane -----1'*4 ~,c'""•·'Ou•M-----ChoiceE-Side4br,2\!aba COLLEGE PARK 38 , s harp. $R 0 8,750. Ph 3 jJ)tr Hmc,l rvlne.Sbr,3baon fam/dln.rm S7J,900. • 1 rd .. S86·476J. eves 846·4288 -•••••• 1 , l gc pool si7.ed lo t ,,,..--.,.,.-..........._ -, 646-6149. Prln only. /\D~~1~0~X1~!1~.dlS68l 0;;&,: Brk. We're here to he p. w/sunken wulletl patio. lf573 CAMP05Dt·lfMtlE OPEN DAILY 81\.M . T061' M extcnsl vc brl ck work. fine Mesa Verde 2-slory. Agt. 642·4603 or 645-9950 VACANT 4 BR, 3 B/\, IY OWNER prof lndscprt'~. Ctosu to TURTLE ROCK 5 Br , 2 ~ b a. man Y SO. CO •ST brand new consl. J\p· Landmark 4 BR. RV /trlr community pool & crl~. I; HAMMEY I onlamyen751iti~3930s $96,700. Prin "' prox. 2400 sq. ft. lg. cor· nccess. Immediate pos!I. by ownr. asking $124,!:IOO. N,, wPre 0 snicS.nmt •. H1rokm.r 1 • PLAZA ner lot. 3 car gar. Open im,900. Open Sol & Sun. Prin. only. 552·5001 , " EASTSIDE, by owner. 3 Ashortwalkfrom excep· house Sat/Sun. 12·4, CaIIOOS.SOl9. ---------Dtlrms, 2 bnlhs, fnmily lg I I d ,, 1 3 bdrm h te m tr 17112 Greentree. off Woodbri..._ &tatH rm., frplc. lgt•. pal.Jo. Br e ot on cu e sac .... onll • u 1 Warner nr. Bolsa Chica. ~n Jlm•c Sun 1·5. 8261 -r Oulstand1ni: v1rw of 646 21i~ ()peAS&L" Sun. bdrm, bonus rm. wet ..,,,., m•" Upgrd'd 4Rr. Fam rm, llMPM bar, pallo. privale Taite, SHC>,000. Ownr I Bk r. Snowbird. Bring )'our A/C. front lAdscp'g incl. lilthlsl Immaculate con· 11 I I I I I OELPEG I WOODBRIDGE HOMES Droadmo o,. "Bnorwood'' model • " bdrm .. ram. rm., 3 bathi., s phl level ; excellent localton. $98, 750 A Woodbridge Place Stonewood model • 3 hdr ms., fam. rm .• 2 baths, /\ /(.;, upgraded thruout.$112,500 An S&S 0 'Hedwood " model -a 2 s tory, 3 lxlrms .• 3 baths, A/C. Ouyrr choice color or curpets & tile. $83,900 A Woodbridge Plan "Stonewood" model • a hdrm:.., Cam. r m ., format dining. 1,850 Sq. ft $95,900 A Sycamore model In Crecki.ido homes -.4 hdrm!I., Cam. rm .• dining rm , 2•,, helhs. $90,000 i\. Oroad m o or "J,surel wood" • 4 bdrms., fam. rm., d1n- tn$(, :i hnlhs. Greal loca· Uon. $00 ,000 red hill~ ... 552-7500 LEASEORIUY /\ Ch1mt•11llor Plan 3 re· 11dy for 1mmrcl1ate OC· l upa ucy. Includes 3 Mrm~ . 2 l)oths, ram. rm. und in <:>xccllent loea· t1on nrnr pnrk. 1whool1 & niarkt!l. S71J,900 Or $1100/ Mo. Joas<:> I ftLCOR I I' I I r I 1----------1 boat dock, swimming. 842M66&846-4938 pooltblltmoveln.3br, Beoutcomcrlot.$96.000. dftion. Electronic air sec gate. Model home Spac 2 sty • r. .. o ld 113'tJ91 Pb•lkn~led dlen, !_Utper Open house this wknd niter. Close to schools.~~~~~~~~~ llD•u21._ k>Ok. must see. $71,500. ·., • oc. .oewm ... en· u .4 at 2o8 w Yale, Ownertransfrrrrd. Th1s1 • C • ..-•• ~drap•s,"'d·bl. •3371or546-1754 Landmark hm n pre-nls club. 1h ml to bch. Irvine. Ph675·G321 won't last ! Call rorS1pp't. ANCHO SAN JOAQUIN red hill _&.·, 55 2-7500 Aft lnve1er•h golfet I T I G 8 E L I d1ettned he eskecl St, Pertr 1-...----r-..,.,.-4 tbcMit the golfing KCOITlmod .. I I I I jY tlont II\ ht•~n. St. Pt .. r , .. .... --'·-"-· __. __ ........... _.... pl;ed, "I hev• aome QOOd ,,. __ __......,.....,....-......., MM end l()nl9 bed news lor I L I F T E L I VOii• Th• good news 11 we h,.-.1-.-1-1-.-1-1-heve megn1lken1 couun tit••; ... __. __ ._ _ __. __ ._ _ __. _ __,_ tho bed new1 la, ycw1 -- I N I 0 W 0 S I •'•"1 tomotrow et 9 o'cl~~·" 1-. --.-.....-----O ~ .. ,. "'• chll(tlt 4wor.d· ._ .. l_ ... l'__.l_ .... l _..I__, vou :..t"T!.::,, t.:'."lb'::~~ ·--r=--• 1m;.5wacato I' I' r I' I' 11 I' r I 1111 . 1111 " • ...,... "' •U.e aru. 3 Car gar. 4 170.000. 968·0TT9A•nt. ----------., $139.500 3 b 2'"" b I S san ge, tomcr lot. Room Br, 3 ba, llv·rm w/frpl, ---------J W OO D 8 R I D G E • DAVID D. CARLSON c,w~ R:y. ~~~~ ~~u..: for 6oat.a, R.V.'1, clc. fam•rm w{bar, ceramic 6 Br/Den $8,000 dwn, Nr Beautil'lll28tory4br 3ba Re. ... LTOR 83J..929l & l ake . u 15 ,ooo. OPEN Sal/Sun H , 915 tile entry. Cstm int de· Marina Jtl Sehl. 5702 by ownr. WIU sell o~ tse ~ 547.70441833.3215 W. Wll30ft. s.'53.000. sl~ lhtuout. $102.950. Mal"llhall Or. FP. 969,900. w/opllon to buy, 640·0696 UNDO $40,000 Roy McC.... Open house 12·5 Sat/Sun. Ph: 968·~700 Good chance 10 own your 'W AMTl!D MOW bttffor 1110 Hew.,.,t O-Pohit 1026 l7962 Dell g len Car . '"*• 104~ DREAM HOUSE own home in JrvlnC', Tu rl I t'I r oe k GI e n , Cott.MeMS48·7'72t ••••••••••••••••••••••• _0wne __ r_842_·_·_177_6_· ____ 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm, 2\' ba. frml din brand nrw. Kreat 11tnrt1•r l~arkapur or Ja11 mine 1•--------1 Mngnlflccnl View. Un-Walk to b(:och 4 br, 2 bo. DEERt.IELU 3 Br, 2"' rm. ram rm w/f'llh:. 8' home: l·bdrm •• 1 bnth, Model to live In. Not for believable vl('w Crom nll f&m rm, upitrnded. Prof. bu, hm.1.826 sq rt.. covr'd J\ u I I t • I n b a r ;iir cond. Chooi<e your \nveatmenl. 552·7389; .._.,....HCJl-A,... r ooms-Mountaln11, tnd,cpd. Oi>en houMi sot patio. sprinkler syl!, btll Proreaslonally upjfrd'tt. owndccor $39,oou 152·8213;673-00R\ 3 Bdrm1. 2 ba, excellent Consla I lll(btll & vnsl ux· & Sun. 2l08i White Hone crpl. cln. well kep t. cstm lndiicp · J!, patio condition lhrouahnut. panao or Pacific Oc~nn Ll'I. H.B. Owner ~.8105 S78 000 :w.0593, front & rc'Rr. BBQ. still· ~ Wl'lll DUUMG II N e w c a r p e t l n g • Redwood t'xl., 3 br, 2 bo • · • deck. lounualn, flrepll & 552·7000 Bo"l!hl a new bou,.-. Will landscaped, Cenced yd, w I o u t It n d '" <'u s t Townhouse. 9 mo• old. Oeerflcld Twnhse 2 Dr. ruantcn llahlln1. Walklnf{ 11ell our 3lir, 2 ba. family seperate 2 tar anroac. fc11t11re1 lhruout. Ex· 2Br.1~ba, 2 car aar, 2 2\>Ba.byowner.P&llo& stance to pvt tennis THF. · ::. . . room In CAt.tFORNlA Large corner R·Z lot, lrt'mety unusual home & ml from bcb. Pool, overhang, prof lnd1cpd, crts, tot. lot, swimming. VILL 'CE. . . HOMES al a barguin. pr!ced to acJll $ '14,9$0. mW1t bo 1 n to apprec. 11111111 Jacuid, wet rm. aar opnr, avaU Feb. 15. parklcelubhou&e.$82,000 Rf.AL~OR '88.000. 541-1023Qwntr. 1187,.500.498-2328. '3WM0,9'2·350tbyown .... toOIHopt.144_;!441 _ Pb561-J87J I ?$i-0283,64G.011&Agt • • I ' -' c' ~:~~-~~~ ....... ,~!!.~~ ....... ~'!4!!!!.~~-~ ....... ~~!.~~.~ ....... ~!.~.5:!'! ....... 1~~-~~~........ Sunday. Januaiy9, 19n OAILYPILOT ~7 !-::'~ ............. !~.~~~~ ............ !~.~~ ~~~.~~~~ ..... !?.~~ ~-~~~~ ..... !~.~~ ~~~~-~~-.. !~.~~ ~~~-~~ ... !?.~~ ~~!~!!.~~-~~ ....... !~~!!.~~.~ ........ ~~!!!.~~.~ ...... . .. - .. .. ~· .. ·. .. .. . - 'I " .. .. I .... ... THE VIEW Won't stop from this beautiful 3 bedroom, 21h bath Townhome. Truly an exceptional value a t $107,000. Enjoy the parquet oak flooring, the plush, plush carpets and custom window coverings. Outst a nding Irvine location near schools, shopping, UCI. Newport Center, tennis club and golf. OPEN SATURDAY & SUMDA Y I to5 # 12 Montancn Norte, tr"Yiff CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates, Rea lto rs lnlne I 044 Laguna leach I 048 ................•............................. NO RI N S REALTY PRIM!'~ COM~ll!:HC:IAL UJTS 111 Victoria llo;ach urea oo <:oust Highway One oC the last good busi· ness locations in Lal?t,mtt. ·rwo C·J lots al S411,0<IO each: three R·<! lots at $45,000 each. · * 494-8057 * LAGUNA HIDEAWAY 2 Ilcclroom & dt•n In Canvon w s cclud('ll rear yard. P atio, terral·e & tree hou~e. One mile to town & beach. /\II this Cor only S64.500. Call now lo Sl'e 645·6G·ttl Top or Thi• World 4 ~~......_,.. ~wport B•~h I 069 ~wpori luch I 069 ~~"!-"!! .... !?.n ~pucluus br') " l ltai. •••••• ••••• •••• ••• •••• • ••••••••••••• •••• • • •••• • •• • •• din rtn. Ji:e ttv rm BLUFFS PRIDE IRUTHTAklNG w frµlc & IJcuut o('l!an ~ Vl\•W trom this pum \'It•\\ Wr ou~hl iron i•nt ~ pe~I beouly 2 Br, 2 ba w l1lt.'ll I-Oyer. J:nll'IOll~ "TAILOR-MADE HOME'' 1'7!JO Sq n. 1-·ormal till IJal•k .,111111 on ·rlook•nf ~ rm., nchly pnnt•lcd dt'n L.ll. t. C:JtJhn..1 li.l.rni "-AH "'I " EXPANDED TO l IDRM. SUITES, mnnlcurl'd 11 r o u n1t1 P\l P t) C ull 1111 1 MAS~IVI ''llFRlCTOltY" DIHIHG ltM.. w st!cluded eourlyurd ti·t5 1310 :15 or <7 lt1 HUGI FAM/GAMI RM., "HOMI! ll"~VAtermscon:sidert•d ·197·ll32t•v<>!> Ai.kforllill MAGAJJNI"' llTC .... , UkFST. RM. & Newlisllngat$91.000 A TT ACHl!O SH VICE ROOM. NOW IS THE OPPORTUNITY IHTHA HIHRY OCEANFRONT 2800 Sq. ft . of uncompromise<l nual1l.>' REALTORS l.111111no Beach 111co01 .... t 0 0 I rN rt C est P lal 2t5Dd M:ir,SanClem. fl Jr a b 1 e si te w ith Custom designed & detailed townhome · · · 0 wn a P pu 8 ewpo r r 492.412 I l'romontur)' w,,..,16 C:u\e overlooki·n n pi'cturesque Up""r Bay 4 Townhome located on a quiet cul·de- & Mo11 ~ c0 , ~ LurKc "' ··~ · sac. E njoy the view from your step-2000 Oc.-View home w l(rcul cxpansivn TRUL l ESTA~TYPI LIVIHG IH down. lofted-ceil ing living room that 3 Br, den, newly refk•· tW1XJrlunilv. ~u~1.ooo. THE llAUTIRIL ILUFFS overlooks a park-like greenbelt. Be Own498·1936&530·2!17:i creali ve with an outstanding floor plan /\.JEWEL\.. ''°' tO(. Ht( bkr l ~•qun ,1 t:h·.te h lQ 1 "°'~ ..A-6/an REAL ESTATE 900 Glt•mwytt• St 4')4 9411 ~~9 (1)11\ Inspirational tise your imagination on this charming lrad1twnal chun·h on lOOxlOO R·2 lot S2l5.000 This outstanding home is without equal & d eserves your serious consideration. Offered below replacement cost at $197,900 (land included). Shown with pride by app't. lt\ru: that orrers u p to 4 bedrms. or a separate den/study, and a master BR., w/private re treat & sundeck. 3-Full baths. Steps from pool, jacuzzi & ten· nis. Minutes from the beach. Only $88,200. CALL for details or stop and view. OPEN HOUSE SAT. Ir SUM. 1·5 # 12 IMA LOA COURT CALL ~OW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD SanJumi CQP11trano 1078 .............•..•.•.... Charming 2i00 sq. rt 4BR. on approx. h acre Formal din, pan'ld !nm rm w/wet bar. Prof'I) lclscpd grounds. $164,500. • IOHD RE.AL TY* GALLERYoCHOMES ·(7141831·941 I 7 Acres r ustic 2 bed room LIVE IN THE RANCH OCEANFRONT ~ PR€STIG€ ~cluxe Co·OJ> Aµl. 3~r. j HOME:~ 2ha. huge llct·k. 1-(ar s. -· ~l!!!l!l!l:==A~$~S~O~c~ia~tegs~_~R~e;:a~lt~o~r~s~=l ranch home. garage & workshop. Short dlslanl'l' from town center. Zoned for horses. Can h1• 1.hvtdcd. S295.000 FAUST A VITALI M' I VI • I 06 7 ..., B h 69 Nrwport Beach I 0 6 9 ~ctwport leach I 069 31732 Coott Hwy, iss on e10 .... ewporl eoc I 0 ••• •• ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••• •• • • ••• •• •• • .........................••........•.•........ So LOCJ'#IO 499-2 241 111-;1.r : 3 Hr.::: hu home by A rare comb or s p:H'. owner Im n1 ac cun1J 011" of lrv111e's flnl!~I .. -o mmu111l1t-11 ha• a\'.ula blc a beautiful Plan io:J featuring 3 bedroom~. :I baths. dinrni: roum family room ldctdlr lor.itcd & upgr..1<lccl thnrrrut Thi:; home hus J Pilllu areas, ;ill attrac liwly land~caped . Ask· ml;( only S74.900. OPEN SUHDAY 1-5 I 5082 LORENkT I RANCH REAL TY 5 5 1-2000 elc\ ator. hld. pool. San. :ioo ;\, °\jt·\\ port s II d) heh. Atlull!> llJ\H.CC M & llOlt'.': It.I:·: ~lXGlcnrwyre '4»HS55l GRACIOUS HOME In t·hoice art·a. on qull!l s treet : sµacc ~:dore ! lnt·I. 5 bdrms , 3 bmh!.. dehghlful ramdy rm . Aarden kitchen comhin;i lion Formal dinin,g rm & extru lar~t'. beautiful l_v lanctsc;ipc d ya r cl ~!any extras. Wun'l la::.l long al $95,000 TRADE/SELL t:harm. l<JC'. ocean\ il•w & Cov'rl pnlw bltns. I IJ · \aluc. :i Br. 3 b>t hm i:rn1.ll'cl l'.1 IH thr11011l. Extr<i ~pa1•1uw. 1 l11•di 111 luc;ilt!d in uppc•r \'l<:lona Fr(ll1· lully landscupt•1l. homt' mint 1111111. Ir;: Beach $12!1.5011. Ow11t•1· rclol•a1111.: must l~nt"c•d Y.~1~<1. ~eduded. l~o Hltls 105 0 ~ell. ~i:i,0011 l'ruw1puls t:lose·rn ~.,1 ,flt~i. .;~:••••••••••••••••• <inly '76110~ ''!'.: Re~lty 49".:86_1 ~ I llR hou~t! Cor !.ale IJy N«w Ca~l1ll1•. 3 nn . Int s of EMERALD IAY nwner . 2 GA, family upgraclc~. I'll'\\. Im · room wiwel bar & frrilc. mediat e oc1·uµunry Uy Owner <Lie. Bkr I cq.rts. drps. la rge fem·cd Ownef/Ai;tl. Ph: 5116·6260 White·\\ all'r ote:ln view O~·n hl•:un l't'1hn1is Frec.J l!n11gs AIA Oes. De~1i.:n1•1I Oimng room . l •l'll :.! Bedrl\Om '! fiuths Lr.R lot -rm lo t'\p..111\1 PRICES1119.f>lr<l C'all for ;:ippt 4!14·><:!71 yard. Call 1!30·4034 tor aftcr6 PM_,----- appt Mewporl hoch I 069 Ughly upl(rdcd cstm Con· ••••••••••• •••••••••• •• do. 3Br. 2Ba, w/frplc, air roncl. lot pn•mium vu lot, dse lo pool, rec cntr. ten nis crts. 2 CO\'. patios & mu('h more. Prin only $6'\). 500. SllH l20!l llG CANYON STEP UP VIEW· $215,00 0 To Hewporl H•l9hts V11'w Newport 11:1} tu a lltl r m + l.lt•n. 2 lia Catiillnu: Iron gall· t•n t'harrnm;: hrid• fn1h'. 11· ll')' ~lammolh l1 v1ng m0<ll'le<l k1tchc·n arc 111111 room with Vl~;w • Mar· afl•w11lthL<'1'lrti~ F11e•I lil1· lrrl•pl;1t'l'. 1'11m•lc<l art•a. ideal for It\'. Op for•m;tl l.1111111.: ronm. \\'cl hH· ~al Sun I S. 515 bar Spacmus krt1·hcn & Tustin Ave. 5117.l.W l'nn pa nl r y. i::,.. l r ;1 I a r l(c• only &15·3\l:~o master wing. Classed - view patio. Loads or storage. 3 Car i;:arage. Call now for per sonal preview. 752·1700 oPu. r11 "'. ,, ''L'·· "' '''" • [~11111] BIG CANYON •i''irsl Show1n1;. Hart• liordeaux. LI( cor 101• W 'pool & jUC'UHi. I ;()\ e· ly! $169.500 /\gt 644 62•19 &&l!Hi876 IYOWNER llOVIEW ----------E~clusa\c-,-A~:u~1 K~olls ---------1rro m close ir1 :"ortti PORTERREALTY 1wnhmt.,:iUr21~11a .Fn , CAMIRIDGE LaAuna homlo. .\II nt'" • I lrH'm UH. rl'" lat· C,\f.L Hew Llstin9-Vlew Newport lh:l~ home. x lra Ir~ lot w1rr1a11 y possib1lit It'" I.Ails of ex trios her('. l',\ CL nnw Condo. 3Ur, 21) ha. s pill levt'I. llt'aut 11 ully up· grarlecl. very pvt l'Ornl'r untl " wra1) around palm & \\,rll 111 111·-.1·~t <•s~Ol' of 'l'hl' HI ult i-011 huJ.(e i.:n•enlJl•lt. nr pool 0\\lll'r Will c~1rry lnd TIJ. Sl:!!l,5'K) · nd t I intn 'l 1· " ti.II.ION (~l , .ai.:u11.1 31R-21ATHS '1 't>an "0 ·" 497-2468 tOH 1\l'PT S7 t .99U A hom1• loa<l<"d "•th HHlroum, 2 h;ithi-. l;•r/.!l' l<ltr 5AA·3700 UNITED BROKERS John Carey CHI tllti-HU II\ lni:: 111cirn. :.1iae1111i-DUPLEX :imcmtu·J. t1w1 numcn1u~ I 1. 11 L I IO 2 1 cl',;s 1 111 gar :.n~luu\!<I :O-n11h l,:q:una I( ;; 1.,•Hlll OCJU"O Hlgue 5 111 rnt•ntiuu A highlr 11P· rant s 1119.50<1 .<<i rt lol . n1·1·•b l'I .(' •••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• NO RI NS REA LTY FHD THE DUCKS cr,11fl•d humt• pro · lc•:.:.wnally dt'l'M<it•!d DOLPHIN R.E. ,.;real ll<ll<:ntial $1211 IMkl SELLER t hr111)ut rrurn p lush 494-8581 VETERANS MOTIVATED f r II m I h I' J .: ,. "'lll41r1 ronl dl'l'k . ;! ~l~ . 5 C 0 ~I '.\I .\ N D T H E HR, & playrm · :i ha C 0 AST. Newpor t Xlnt cond W11lk to µools. Harbor, Catalina & L.A. te1U11S & occtrn. ~.~011 lights ure yours from t1t1s CAYWOOD REALTY Weltone&Con1pany .. ' .. • h • l'arpl•l1 11g to 1·olor ---------1 1Ja11•1 Knoll.<. I luirm coordmatcd wall 4'11\ er· "1th lnr,•v1.:r 'It'\\ 111 REDUCED TO 8i9 Canyon Estot~ 1ng. 'fhc shHq Jesl CJm MOVE IH HOW! on•un. 'allt•) & rnl:<. l '<' $12 1,500. lrri<lgc m•idcl 1111 lhl· :t BR's, 212 bath \\llh ynurt:.I loan ~i~11"~' LO\t•ly .1 bdr m humc. 4 Br. on fairway. s:mo sq. ll. :vl urble cnlr}. vuk p;rncl i.:ame rm. 1wur111l'l k1l .. m•111i's qt rs. hy n11pl. only or OP EN Sun l!! .. 1. 10Cherry l hlb . ti75·G!l00 vantage hi ~h atop Spystlass llill. 2700 sq. rt. __ •_S_4_8_· 1_2J_O_• market at only Si!l,54"1 I i replace and I:.' d lll VETERA N S he;itrd fl<IOI. Situated in a g;ira,1te. Canyon Pl'l\':rt'~ S.111 .lu,1n C.qrn 1111 · heauurul. privak area. ot lu xury living --4 SPYGLASS HILL Bdr m!<., 2 1 ~ baths. din· ing :irl'a, farn. rm., 2 Brand New 4 br. 3 ba. ol·can VIC\\ ~12ti .S011 ;:radr.<.l I hdrm '.! l1a. Tennis, JQZ, rec·. center. /\gent li73 .. ISl5 t: I. finonnns.: 1~·~~11ii.-Beach. Uuy lh1s super re·d hill~:.:. 552-7500 Beautiful lot nimplc·lt CONDO homr & l'nJOY the good ---------•I w 1p1a 11 !>. s u r v c y S .1 tt <:I e rn •· n t l'. 2 hie 11eo loi;1sl reporl ~< bdrm ."Colony L'(l\e": ----RT\ fireplaces, wet bar & 3 ram rm, poss. lsei opl.1---------· cu~ (i3r8:ge. Priv. pool ~~o~~cr.252·_539_1 __ "11acuzz1 & lar~e game "E" PLAH BRAND MEW HOMES SanJooquin GoW Course View You'll love the new & the s.trM C'OUrsf' t1l0! P ror de· t•11ral1•d :1llr, 21, ba SI 1!1,000. Some Model A•ailabte SI 05,000 •I mlt•rCc1n,1ru1•t1on• Chom••·} our "" n 1h•l·n1 i5:! 11'~'113. ·~Ill 1111,1, \,.:l DEERFIELD HOMES l'l.111 I Dl•e1 r1dd r ,rrk II nm1• f 1· ;it 111 111 ~· l li.>1lrnom~. " q .. n :!': Ir.1th,, pt11)) !<ILi' • \ :Jl'tl Hm 1·r" l ho1n• ul I'·" l'h'h l'ri('1·Cl <1l $11\.l !!\Kl RAHCr. RE.AL TY 55 -2000 TEHHIS P LAYERS TAKE NOTICE! Su1ie'r ~h:ir\l I hedroom P I .1 n :! \\ I n • · T h l' rnlnn) .. ltldu•l•·'< li)!hll•" I' 11 o I . p .1 r k & l'lul>ht>Ust: ,\,~ot"1;it1on duric .-inly Slll pt•r mhopping .__ _ _.... ~8.RE~~~~EY HOWARD .IOll1'SON renter. S6l.OOO _! ~£' 4~~~84 __ area. Defioitcly for the discrl minatio g buyer. Comp. retlccor.; on I' u I etc sac. !st Timi.' off('rC'd rllr sale.3 flR. 3 ba., Jam rm. Finished & paneled garage. Sl:l.1.750 HE:\LT\' YOL'll FlllE!"DS WILL 197 174·1 MQHARCH IA y I><' impressed with the sn5.oou . •494-8057• BIGCAHYOH COUNTRY CLUI SAJ.ES,LEASES LEASE/OPTIOH P R l \' 1\ T f: D R I \' E Oc1·an ,,,.,,. 1mmaC' ;! llr + den. :! Ba. frplc. ~ r.ir f>lec~ar l.r,:: lot :S l29,50o :'Ii t::W llOM I:: under c11n 'truct 1011 -,\I I ''nod Ol'l'lll\ \ ll'W, 3 ill , :! Jsa purd1a~1· no\\ & ,...1,., I H1llr O\\ n 'h1111..-ul I 1!1· \\- 1'JrP<'t Thr' !urfnl' '' dt' ~1 )lne rl & hutll IJ~ ar t·hiled~ (),tr:rndcr ,\ l\1~hl\ a ma .SI 7!i •W~• Dl::SI H.\lll.E Wuoll?>o t'mt:' :1 llr. :! h.1, lt1r.:•· lot. l!t ••al family h11me ~!~I !lj(I l'lll \'.\L' \ · out~t.1nd1111! white" utcr coastal vie" Imm lh1s mai:n1r1rrn1 home that must b l ~l-t'n the .1mc•nitit·~ are rar t•lO t•\lt'l\~l\l' lo 1.,, 0\l'r ZIJWi.q It. S2t9.uou. -<WI=-'~ ---~ 1070So Cool Hwy 494 8519 G .l. luy&n ('Ol \' & 'poll<•::.s 3 b<lrm , i h,1th, rltn111i: rm & at t.1rh4.'tl carn~c" on quiet, d••ud ••net ~l rcet. 15 Yt'ars old with new uppliancei.. 81'>8,500 * 494-7 551 * h.ll1~Y (c"'?a.c) ~At.i'er By Owner C O RBIN ASSO C . Reatton 759-0 226 view from this 4 HR. 2 •---------- BA. hm. Open Sal & Sun. ---------STI.900 2.'l5Jl Porter. Call JUST LISTED 831·111173 Own Bkr. NEWPORT SHORES Lmdy • Br. 21 , ba. lam rm. IJr~l' II\ mi.: room & <eparnte rlin111.: ri1om w b1.•.i nw,f c1•1llo~' I l1·a11·tl ••Ir~!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!• ,\home lu remember : 2 ---------Bcdrm and den. I"• hath flnfll 'l'I 111 t1n·;i11 \ 11.'W r: x ('1• I It• II I I' II I\ d 1 ll ll n . (;1111rrt1 .. 1 p1" .,,,. 1·om rrlunll,. Sllil'>lll) l'h Cross Th~ Moat In 1111., 4 hr1lni hum(• h lilk,, Ill hearh nnh Ill PLACE REALTY 0PF:NSAT&St;i': IO·a ::!3110:! llob;.irl 1\,1~ Tht• Shor('S SI l:!,111)() < 1l·1•ans1cle ol ll1w;1y l'ool, Tennb. lkach ~r~ olll' l'tw 111,1,. Milli' ---------•I '\\ llh "l'\',11\ \ ll'\\ I I)\' DOLLHOUSE Completely earpell•cl. J\lrtum v ie" f r om bedr()()rto & I 1 \'Ing rm EnJo)' the warmth of w1x'lll and charm oC m1r· rors l>hlt! gnr w/liuto 1111t•n1•r O-. ner nced~ fast Silh• C<Jll ;14(1.t l.ll ~HERITAGE REALTORS l'UJ.lll'S l'nl11'l' thud 11•\d Oix·n Sal Sun 1·5 4Br. SUJ7.:>INJ 2h.i. Vil'"" --------- CAHHERY V!LL.AG£ :! fklrm hon~c in C· l .tone, S6S,{)(I(} LIDO ISLE 2 Udrm + clt'n; frpit' . 2 1>all<>s. hcamNI cell Ii\' rni.: rm ~145,000. f LIDO REALTY . :n77 \la l.i1fu, N n. I * 673-7300 * Build ing Site m•wly decorated. 24602 BELUCKY!! --------St~ \ monih inrumr un· Los Serranos S79,950. S ta a) at SS9.nso, 1. n 45ff\ ST. Exeluslv• t 1 1 lld ~) 1110 1 495·4653or831·2700Dkr. " " Duplex. owner occupied. I ~llll \U I " . l __________ , Newport Beach. Luxury 3 & <! un. I i Blk. lo Blk 111 <:ri•st'!'nt Ba v 2 BR .. 2 ba. condo in pre· ~1 ;1irw.i~ Occ·a n Vil'\\ MlsslOft Viejo I 067 stigious Westcliff area. Rec:~u~1\~~c~~.l. l~::.' ~1:i;..noo •••••••••••••••••••••• • BEVERLY CREEDON 2-Sto ry Du~•• T hrick patio. 11 Yrs. 11111. Tcrrrli<'V11'11" :1 odrmo; t<:. Add A Couole REAL OR 645·24 I 1 You G'1nat~ ~L~~R 1 I-loft. 2 frpks., :-.orth Of fkdrooms lo 1f;°is love· ----.....,,...---REALTY 675·5200 Laguna. SI 10,000 ly slartC'I' home nl) a • 494-7551 • h u i: c . ti ,. nu 1iru11 y i • h1ll,!1' ('o ... .,&c5 I ~Al.i'e>r 23802 Hohart. SI 12.000 605 ~ye~. Sl65,000 173 McCauley, Sl89.000 --------- lantl~c;qH'd lot. Thh s hake-roof e d hornr w fireplace is in a QUALITY LOCATION and close to shopping: $62,500 HARBOR VIEW MOMTEGO 4BR. 28/\, wet bnr. Shows like a model. Pro· f 'ly. Ids cpd. VIBW, VIEW, VIEW. 673-7601 ~----~----LIDO ISLE. 3 llR. 2 OA. 2 Ors frm bay. Tl'n'ts will st:l). O«nr 640·0010 H•wporl H•l9hh Ideal location. 2 BR .. l~t· living rm w frpl<' Huge com er lot. On!> SiS,000 Rustic charm. 2 BR. + playrm. l"rplc. Room Cor RV. $87,000 ALL HOMES OPEH TODAY 1-5 Mc loin ToWllhomrs 2:1 Canvon l slunrl nr, Single l~·\'l•l ·A" µ1 ;111 . :! actrms .. :.! haths. s;;,o per month · S12S.OOO 34i C:ll1,\'0n b.luncl l>I' :! J!(lrn" & dt"n. ~', ll:ilhi-. "JI" p!;111 Jr.IN: Sq. II :1l s1:.o 1•4'1' munlh 41 L'all) 1111 Is land I >1· :: Bdrm & dc·n, \ 11•w hnlcon) <·1111 11111! "ll · plan at S7!l!\ pt•r month M:lll.llllO '.fl C11ny1111 bland Ur. :I bclrm ,\! ill•n. :!"2 hath~. The h11: "E " plan Near JlOQI. Super view! S995 l'l•r month ~l 7S.OOO . i!i <Wltllll!l ~ [11., L~ l'li It 11 rn Rinq 640· 5S60 Anytime EastbluH Prof Ohlq SPWiL,\SS mr .L Arand new 3 Br :! Ra , f'R, OR Rv Owner. &10·17rll NEEDS NOTHING BUT YOU! Ownr. Whitewater, Bi~ C(lnyon View, Neare11t h!'>e in 2 directions is f,()()'. 1'\111 lngth oC hs<' fnces PAUL MJ\RTtN REAL ESTA'f~ 1'4·1-7383 ----TRULY no work needed! v i ew All rooms wh1 l<>"ater. 3 hr,:!':· h;i. l\bny xlras 1-h111lclnbl1• lot next ctoor t11wr1rd 01·ean w /i;11 mr \'11·w . l 'nobstructahlc 'iew. $1311 .50\l l!M 05011 or •t!.l7 ll!l:I for appt GRACIOUS HOME Hcrbor Vl•w PENINSULA POll'4T Every aspect oC this love· In choice area. on quiet 4Rr, Cam rm, 2 frplcs, d in Charming 2 story home, ly homo exudrs class: s treet: ~pace guloret rm, wet bnr·L1ke n ew. 2660 s11 ft. r, !Ir. 3 ba, lge from its ruiscd hcurlh Incl. 5 bdrms., 3 baths, Tennis & swlm'g. avail. ramily rm, ll!e veranda. firt•ril11ce , hrancl 111•w de I I g ht f u I fa mi I y Priced t o sell, seller top side deck. J>erfert kitC'ht>n 'hut It in~. C'.lflkt· rm./gardcn kitchen com· motiv ate d . A sk ' g . m olh e r ·i n ·l aw unit inl! thl'uout, fr11 rl1d hal'k binatlon. Form al dining S 14 O. 000. P AC J f' JC w1~nd kitchen. Nr ocean yard, I\ NI> l r.11ler or rm .&. extra laq!e, REAL ESTATE. Gene &ony Si mplcfinn11rin~. b1>ol >{ul t• l11 lht! beautiCully laodscaped Hill,642·0200 no point~. Ownt'tt/\j?t. han <l~ontl' <i li l·:S T yard. Many extras . -SM:l,tl()!), Phf173·33.50 110t'S1':·c·nmfy 1'nn11 ~h Won'l la't loni: ut $95.000 Portafino, 4 bd .. 4 bu. for !(rt111dm" ;\111,t 'l'l' LoNJe Lot Htwport Htlghts (1~1· l1 l•nl;1J'.:l' i and a <t·r~ I a r .: l' r a m l I y r u u 111 " hlln frplt'. + a ;! l\r 4 ANCHORAGE INVESTMENTS C7141 496-77 l I l . h,1, ~ i<Jlh hM' & 1)01· lllll: 11hcd + i l' i. r gar on '-==--==-=====-:--- an a ll t·Y· Full 1ir1 ce 3 Acres +new 1500 sq ft. 3 S7:>.oun. \'OC. EL CO llr i ba hm. wllh Comm Heallors 5·1!1 !1346 pool $89,500. Owner. ---499>2463. BEST RUY in Big ran)on•--------- Must !>ell S235.000. Plan 2 Bdrm Home by owner. II Broadmoor hme. 4 Br Lg lot, bealu lndscpd 1111 21"j Ba. nr 7th Fairway. cul·d ·sac. SSS,500. 714·644·1637 Cor appl. By 493·17AA Owner. -------------------Orig owner. Hear Mission SEAVIF.W BY BROAD· bells at dusk & frway MORI!: Brand new 2 close to cntrl Orange Co. story 4br. 3ba by ownr. 2 Br., 1 ba ga~en hm Sale or lse W/OptiOO 10 W/VleW 0£ hlllll & buv 640·0f.96 privacy. Luw ma1nt · y;ird. dshwshr. disp ·1, 3Br. <!Ga Rustic II!. fom ~ hv rms. d111 rm. l'~I m k1kh. pool & guest h:-e, 1mm11c l'ond Up pl•r Ha ck Bay area. Sl lO.UOO. l>-15·2545 dbl i.ink, i:as frplc. pan1•I· mg & shelving in (iv.rm. patio. l'lct· gar dr opem•r. Sl6.900. JO'Jtl Calle Sant.a Ro:.alia , Sun Ju1111 Capistrano. Open hvu~l' S11t & Sun 9·5. Ca ll 493·3573: or by appl 83J.9124. PRIY A TE ISLAND Santo Ana 1080 ...•......•....•..•.... 30· 110/\T SI.I I' VF:TERANS. Now is the best lime to buy a homt· N t;WL \' I l!clnll with no down pyml. (;all z:11COLI.l!'IS ISi.AND k f Tradc&'or 1"mance now . as or your $308 000 \'et er an counselor. A~\ 6'i:J 7i'i0 . 55il-ll7:?3 _546_·_95_2_1 ____ _ -------S04lth LOCJUftO I 086 Lovely Newport home. ••••••••••••••·~·•••••• s nr. :iha, d1nin)!, fam -Sl25,000. Oen view, by rm. houl + KV area ownr. (714 ) 499-l 1Gll, 548·31G8 t"Ves. 31552 Toto I.Alma ---·--1.n. curt oft Wt'st St > SanClemrnte 107 6 :mr. :mo. frple. liv rm. •••••••u••••••. •••••• • tlt•n, kitch. Ule roor. Wild Income Units Nr. the Ocean · t yn, 3 blks to bch, JO yr-; old . lot sz. 210x85. Sho« n by appt. WHtminst~ 1098 6 l'N I TS ON T llf: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Al.l:FF Wint<·r A: Sum OPEN HOUSE 1·5PM mer n•nt11I:.. <.iood 111. Sat & Sun. 3 Br1 Da, VA. \'<·~t m1•n t pr11 pt•rt y . FHAar;..Ncwly renovat 5245.000 ed. 548.000. 7781 n ockwt•ll A\'e. LEADERS H IP R !:: 842-4466 :! U ~ITS-'.':l•:W. nl'M nC'c:•n 3 UH . 2 BA ownl•r's unit. :! Bit. 11 ~ BA rental 1m11. $1!1:!.KIMI. WOf'fft Your Toes .li\Y W. YEATS On ell her o C tho " HEAi.To n s 1!J9 22.17 fireplaces in this lovely 4 -Hr Sol Vii;ta home. L)!l' OCF.A:-1 HILLS. Vac. 2Br, family rm. A Buy at 2b:i. all bltni;. View ~.900. Bkr. 8'18-0709 Cpts/drps. dol 1iar. golC & 2 pools. S325. ts t & last + S l OO cleanu p . Ownr I Agt. 499·427 1 or 2131!:166·1i'61l. as k for BOB. VETS SPECIAL 3 Br, pool home. hvy s hake roof, Spanish stul'- co rinlsh. priced at only SS7.500. 960-3389 agt. Newport ~och I 069 H.wport fHoch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty BIG CAMYOM VUSAIU.! ·' · L091ftO hoch I 04 REAL ESTATE WHJTEWATER VIEW! &>eluded lot 25 X 100 In Arch Beach Hel1thts with potcntlnl for ruture de· velopmenl. Terrific in· ve,tmenl now al $4,500. bonus rm. huge lot. pool nt.llf'FS · Elegant 4Br. th!~ t•x1111i~1tl· hcrnw tu Ocean Vu Blft.~ficarP~ &Jae. Ownr644·5389 3Ba, den. ram rm. ownr fut I~ uppi'cl'iillt lly Must sell beaut IJ(c con· rn@&IlQW" Prime Newport Shores -~~:.~.?~ · .. 752:,R~Stl a1>pt.11nly-$11!1,500 An e legant & versatile home on Big Canyon Golf Course. Des igned to accommodate any s ize family w/fabulous facilities for entertain- ing. 2-story living room. formal din- ing, luxurious master suite -all w/fairway views. 2BR. 2 bath s uites ups tairs. L g . panel e d d e n w / fi rep I ace . Gou r met is l and kitchen. Guest room w/full bath . Pool & jaru7.7:i surrounded by used bric k. $350.000 Beverly Mor phy 642·~35. (Y59 I ~ ..••....•.....••..•••• •• HACH COTT AGE This 2 bdrm .. 1 bath home is small, but with its frplc. & co:i;y IMn11 area. it is very comfort11- ble. Just a few t)lks. from the beach: walklne dla· tancetotown. $19,500 PORTOR HA ~'' AJmoat new s_pUt·level: 3 '' bdrm.. 21,\ bath ho me ':;'' with exp11nslve ocean & ' u nyon \'lewa. A great -home ror entertaining; super kitchen! $131.900 II U~UHA ftXER .1• On an R·2 lot: add a rlcck ,..', 10 t'njoy the view. Stone'i. :~ throw trom town. 2 lldrm .• I both + a bonuii :cttKlin rrntoil unit . 19-1.~ COZY Cl11\RM COTrAGE Upgrade d throughout w/maoy extras. Qulet comer lot. Priced to sell al $87,500. VICTORIA BCH SALON' Commercial with large ocean view apt. a bove in this popular loculion- decor + apPQlntmenls defies description I /\ MUST SEE! $135,000. PltOPERTV MCMT, U R GENT ·Rentul1' Needed do. Asking $94 ,500 •99•2800 3br. 2h a . 2 sto r y LOVELY IP.Quall ~ 499-4148. --------1 cathedral celling11, pvt SPANISH HME Iii. Place · Lac)uftaHk)uel 10521.optoHlgMI 1052 cluhhse, p ool, ten nlit Com er lol. •Br, 3Ua, by Prapertiea ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• crts. Priced for lmmed OWN", anxious $14.9.SOO. 152-1920 sale by own r . $79,990. 642·1634 l•OO QUACUI. NIWl'O llA<H MOHAR CH IA Y VIEW Put in a pool w /room to spare for ga r dens & p atios. 3 bedroom, formal d ining room w/access to outdoors. Perfect for entertaining. $160,000. A COU>WB.L IAHkltt CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 ""'" MeMPclt.., ,. .. Let--Mlpel Prin only. 642-5887 afl 5. M.wport hoch I 06' M.wpcwt hach I 069 W f s t c 111 t · H a r b or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HJghlands. Buuurul • • ::;lJ~;.:!:t~~~n:·.,~~ Burr White Realtor cu.st.om kitchen. Approx. 2000 aq. fl. Prine. onl)'. Call 542-7727 for appl. Agt. BAYSJIORF.S. Pvt comm. 3 Dr, den. garden pntlo. 1 Blk from buy. By appt. call 541Ml031. UDO ISLE • By ownt1r. :l Br. 2 Ra, II(. patio. $150.000. 6'7:1-11'\10 HArhor View "Monaco" S ttR .. 2 b8. ()pen ho1m1 Sat/Sun. ll•S. 1112 Pt. Al h le)' Pl. $122 ,500 Owner &40.~ • i2901 Newport Bl vd.---~ Newport Beach, CA 92663 S15,000 REDUCTION TO SETTLE ESTATE Two houses on larm~ corner lot, near ocean. One 3 Br. l 3 yrs old ; other 4 Br fixer-upper. Holts anx· ious. NOW $185,000. 5-4630 .. SMASHING COMTtMrOl.AIY HOMI Huge rear yard has a completely private "nature park" w/jacuzd & lg. koi pool. Corner location -pro- f ession a lly decorated -atrium model -every room opens outside. $235,000. Lynne ·Rothell 644·6200. (Y60) •OLF COUISI MOHT4GI Brand new 2BR home overlooking , Big Canyon Golf Course. Deluxe ap.. pointments Include wet bar, trash compactor, fireplace-+ use oC comm. pools & teMls court. For saJe at $127 ,500 or leJase at $650/mo. Joyce Edlund 642·8215. (Y61 > 642·8235 6444200 901 Dover Drive Harbor View Cenwr lrvlnt •t Camput V•ll•Y' C.nter 7S2·141 ft DAILY PILOT Sunday. January 9 19n ' tto.MsU~ ' I \ . 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JHH fJm. rm , frpl. 2 Car i:ur Avail.Ph:M&-4380 ba,brando\'w,1700s<1rt i BA w /hu11c famll) Nr school.$450.~·HllO HOMES FQR llEHT NEW Award Hom1-. 2 Prop.rly 2100 ~lory' 3 bodr!11 +-offll'I! 16 t 160 UNITS ••• ••• • •• • •• • • •• • • •• • • • LAGUMA IEACH :ll,, baths. haluti:s lri: Q INDUSTRIAL ILDG hv rm, fol'mul din rm fj U li 000 ~I fl hl u"•r ----------1 Landlng home w/3 c.ir room & rlreplJre, Nca1 eves N. Me.a Vude, newer 3 oa $5'>5/ Jdu h I ..... -., r. .. mo. inc ., ac 0<1.., .,...oo mo. rnt~~ ,1 ,!'.IO L'j>L','"' t•L'N"" :i Rl>ltM ncwt·r homl' locutfd 1n l'ort:ar1110 L11~una 2 BJlhz,. (1replul'r, oce11n \'I\'\\ )':xrclll•nt ram. home .1l $550 Mo !IJl'ICIOWI fom 111\ W frµll 1xer puers ft11s~1on \ l\'JO t-'nr !\•lh' It Wl!tb.ir. h1trh,·n 01\. "'ll'l.1!1'1>0n'f.rns' Mu. orl1'11bc RENTALS nr 2 Ba. Fam Rm, dining .iar<lcner. No pt·l~. l\1C'IOO)' (;Al.I, 'tOHlN -, .... &:. "'' • I Rm. beam cellgs. new Jo'OR LEASt: 31.it!\Jrm, 2 R!-;Al..TY 811i·l371 ... Wt:: Ll!a:.e 3 Ur. 2 I.la home. c pt~ , l 7 O 3 N e w ba. brood new 1900 lO, ~. 10, 4!1. RJchard D. FONlt y tcrior patio bar Ma:.1 W 1;.1, ttO unit:-. '\ctunlty & Assoc't, R•affon llampbbirc. $450 c H put10 N1 achool$ & <'ANYON cnt:ST New MS-004!1 Laodmg hon1e w/foro1nl pertJC'll ?l" r~at. ome:s, bhup·~. S365 mo (.;ull bt>drm w/twuut frplc :I "-e hJw t140 80 unit \'Ulll wo 700 Cur i;ur On \'O• lll·r lut 11ll!l\\'!>. um• hus four ZO'!I. IX'•uUCuJ 3 bdrm mtxld. din. rm. fam rm. w,·t AJ>U. &Coodos ll11.1.ty S4!1 lllti:! ull •mc111lles tndud111g :.! NEWLY DECOR~TED 3 bar .$575. / mQ. lncld~ 3 Br, 3~!1 ba townhoic.c for . • . • 2 fll>f< M 110~11>;, 1111: sundl!ck " tl\'t!lln view Liv. rm. with Ctteplai:l. W/W ('nrp1't thruout. Kitchen w/r1111g1e & OVl!ll. $1WMo. II, lj, lichool <lu.t. Jo'ur thcoth('ritVl' lti'~ Uwn1•r MoaHJ.ho.-/ rurtht:r 1nfurm.it1on will !ll!tl ur excl11An~c in· TrtrPrks 2300 r>l'lone Paccra H1•11l1 y, dJvuJually or tn rombin11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llun dt-cks, i·ourtyllni en BR. 2 BA, family rm. gardener. No peu, lcu:sc Near bench. Pull ~unsh1n~y Shri 1 p t-.nd try, wet hnr, lots of r1111c •. els. lo schools., & Roberts ReGlty rec. racil. Unique ml Condo. 20r, all bltn11. Stachn, (213) 6!>-1·lti:l8 or tlOn. t:xchani:e up now closets & blorngc. lncls shopping, buses. $4~5. 848-1688 Avail 1-'cb t'st. $500 mo. e.ncl. gar <'omm. pool. use or puot, tennis Crl,· 642-0220 960-1430 t.:IOl\e to trwy!'. No li.e 1 S32S. 552-4201 MOBILE PARK 1213) 697·9933. Hy upporntrm:nt 10 our 100 Spuccs, ~ood lo~n· t1or1, near Hc<llands. All lt>l1Sl.'d. $900,000. Subrn1L =·zi & sauna. Yrly lse SUNNY, CHAR~ING 3 3 Br, den or? house avail. 4 nr condo, buper tlt!an, ----4 BDRM • 3 IM·m. Good JASMINI:: CREEK'S ,11R. 2 BA, Cam.tlY rm, 2haths,cpts,drl)6.Bllns. cpts, drps. tst, lust &1--·.-1•1 .... -1• .. •L•S-*--1 oreau view. Liv. rm. Other Real Estate omce <mly PS We hJ''e :.mall1•r unit:. loo! •••••••••••••••••• ••••• l1 ff Mobile H u o t>rs. t 1 1 rplc, paUo. ~wt trees. $350.962·3533 dcp.$350.979-7888 """ w/fir!lpl11ce. Bllt-in r,1os popu ar mode · Cul·de-Sac. $4.25. 642·2178 2 DR. den .......... $385 kitchen. t'enred y11rd, an 2 with 2 bedrm s & 2Twnhses, 1 w/frplc. bolh ... 3 Dr, 2ba. Qwet st., 2 2 BR, 21'\I bu ......... S5SO $SOO Mo den. A bargain al $685 3 BR, 2 ba, lam rm, frpl. 2Br, lhBa, w/p•tios. car g1:1r. 20051 Shorewood 3RR,2hu... .. ... $100 MISSION RlALTY per mth. on yearly l_ease. comp. lndscpd. fncd yd, 2 pool.no pets 963·1218 torr Adams> $365 mo. 3 OR..FR. 211 bu .... $150 PHOHE 494•0731 Includes all amenll1es ·:· cur gar., cul de sac. $400. cs 7 1 5 ) m 0 v e 1 n . 3 BR, Fil, 2 ba ...... $M0 Clubhouse, puol Jacuzzi, 645-2978 2 BR Condo, super clean. Cpts/drps, bltus, l;iuntl 4 BR. 2 ba, .... 5450 ---------- For sm. ~s I I 00 It .Quail ~ Principols only. ••••••• ••• •• •• •• .•••••• . Plac• . BEV ERL y CREEDON Mobile, Modular llumc & Prap•rtlea REALTOR 645·2411 n Id D I' s 752-1920 w mg e 1very, ·ct 1400 ou-11u NlWl'Otr uacM Mountain. Deleri, up, & Ser111cc. 67.S 757 RHOrt 2400 ror fret! est. or info tenrus courl.ll. E Id be t 3 b Yt b crpt.s, drps, pool & club rm. Pvt fncd yrl no 4 BR. Fll. 3 bu ...... SSllS LOC)UIKI Hills 3250 o N LARKS p UR 2 ~!w~ de:~. Al[;.:c. yd,: house. $260. ln9-7883 dogs. ~n Sun \/!!.' 1 to Plus apµrox1matcly ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -1 & 18 New Un1·ts ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELF' CONT'D, 8x26. rull Palm Desert. Deep Cnyn bdrm 2 bath no ~ls patio. S395. 646-2.389 2 Br. $28S. Vord. Kids & 4pm. Call 960·3\iS!> JO more in Irvine 3 l'r house. l mmaculatc. one ~ar gar.' $375 pe; Moot.icell Cond 3 b 2 pets OK, Nr schis/park Hlliifi!tcJtOft Closl! to shups. Good ~th. yearly lease. Very ba. cpt.s 0& drps~ bl~: 2 962·3S33or536-0.12l HorbOur ' 3 242 ~~'71~i'frhood. $350/lsu ~1~'!'.·~i;:.~;~~li1~h:~1~~ • Oran~e Countv ~=~~10~ ur, 2 ba $1900. 548-6173 !-.1111 Ume'ro choo.-.e co1ors nice. car garage, pool.a. No Beaut. new 3 Br 2 Ba, •••••••••••• •• ••••• •• •• pets, adults only. $375. w/bonus rm, blt.ns, close 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse. ,., MO. l''REE RENT 0 N B 1 G C 0 R 0 NA Opeo house Sat le Sun tobch. 898·2989 (714) Sparkling new cond. IA:ast> 3 br, 2 ba. newly and options l':i..cellenl Lux. Arrowh4.•at.I chalt>l Beautiful 10x42' lar1:1 areu:. \\ 111 l•\l'h.ani;l'. Jan F~b. :.lµs IV, pool, ~m. ba., hv rm Atlult ping poni;. $125 wknds pk. No pelS, Hcnlal 'P S2SO wk. &14·9539 mo. Furn l'a-.h ~ I m. jQuail l R•ol Estate BEACH-BREAKERS 3pm to 5pm. 2346 $470. Call "Lila", painted inside, separal\' DRJVE .. Fabulous V~ew, BunkerhilJ Way.5'5-8354 3Br2Ba,Fam Rm,fplc. a.t6-13'1lor846·S456eves. Walnut Sq. Condo. 2br. fam rm, central air I bdrm & converllble dshwshr. lndry rm, dbl 11.ba, laundry rm. Wtr. .1 I' d F b l · • .,"" C $700 1, ti pd.~, 551 I""" conu S375. mo. .usty en. a u ous view._, Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba gar, new cpts, nr wy, . mo. 3-.ubnr. n2gtboan. --~--m~ _: ~" !'>I') llill2 permlh. Yearly lease. cpls, drps. FP. FR·. :~~7s54&9 shops. $39S mo. Harbour. Col --- Ans Serv 673 ti.T17 Plac• . Exe.ft~ 2800 NE w roll -r ts..:" c 11 Praperti•• ..••••••••••••••••••••• ~lob1le tlome to ' liO e\ 752-1920 lnvl"itor will lr£Jt.le or sell Pando. ,~l)ls & •lrj'', Ill l•OOOU&ILS.I HIWl'O•lll-CH d ~ Jacuzzi. By owner. leae.Park 3 br, 2 ba. 1-;:-.dusne Acacia Knolli. ONIST \VENUE.inold rnnge, D /W, l se. . 8'16-3409 den. drn rm. l~e kilt·h, rlew 3 & Fam Rm Corona dt·1 ~1dr··2 bdrm 751.s600. 3Br28a,nrbcach.shops. ------. ----cul-Oe .. s;n· S450.S5t ~31~ twn hmc. Vu. cu~l uml w/garaf!,e. laundry 3Br 2 ba like new schools, pallo & 1:pls 3Br2Ba,upstaic;s.cor~do. Exec hm Turlll! ltcK'k, 4 thruout.S.lriQlse. " • " ol C'o:.lu \JesJ <lu11ll'x ocean. $11.000 !>Iii f,11.1 llOM 1-: & INCO!\t !-: ' 2 Pnn• S62,50U Equ1ly Ac,_.-fo It I 2 00 houM·~ 1111 J lot, :1 Br. & :! ~u.ooo. Wunt bca<'h unn~ ••••• ;:. ••• ~.s•~•••••••• fir 'Ir)' ,JU.000 dwn. <•r~m;:ill m<ILl~tnal build rar11itws & rerri~. S.100 cp~/drps, r:ew paint, all $375.4926973 --All elcc. W/W cpls. tncl 8 2' b· r Id • M, Joyce. Rllr.S86·3791i h V I 1 l(ar w/boal slip. S575 mo r. t a, rm me "' 1.39 ACRES Wll.500 full 1m,•1•. I'rm mg. P 0 . box 4!13, Dana .. n1y pis. Kent Hog,·r:. l'oint per mt . l!ar Y t!ase. bllnS, fncd yd, bout ac-3br 2ba cpls drp. Call Darlene 5564393 o~ den. SSSO. t;all 633·2~7 O~ llEGONI~ COHO~A cess. 2 car gar $375. Call dshwshr,' bltns. 'fcnrcd: Chri~ Clawson. 835-7611 Open Sat & Sun I0-5 . ···on YOUNG FAMIL' :111r. :?ba S3SO. Call for tie ta1b. l$3S 4075 l<-3 or Prore:;s1on11I Mu~ take 20 u111t:. Wtll ,., IUty 1!41.i K.'.loo Rt ol Estot~ l)f,L MAH. Charmmi; 2 979-6761 $375 847-2760 evs/wknds ror appt bdrm on rorncr lot. No · · ____ 1 Woodbridge, Broad moor Want~ 2900 ('hanS,:c 1----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Distrus Pr operty! Wanted hous~. units from pets or chtldron. $350 per DELUXE 2Br, 2Ba Con· Sharp 3Br. 2ba, frpl, de· monlh. do. bltns, pool, $340 mo. sirb'I nghbrhd, wlk to 546-6299or557·08'!8 heh $350/inc ~rdnr . J l'art find 1t for you. 11wner for private party. COLE OF NEWPORT 11«:1\'h an•a sµt·<•ia hst. I. a gun a. Newport. R ~ALTO RS l'l'IJIJUll'S, forl!dO~Url':-0, 4!J'J.4133 251.5 E. est.Hwy, CdM. llankrupl1:1c:,.. l>1\ on't'. 6 75-5511 lnllt.'hlmt!nl propi!rlli:s. 1..ocal. pr1v. party, wants ---------- H..•low markd pru'C', to purchase. from owner. 2 Bedrooms, large open REDECORAT E D 3 Br, _84_7_·1_23_1_. ______ 1 d.en, din. rm., new 2Br. +lg. ram rm, frplc, kitchen. $375. 714·963-4569 Huntington Creek Condo. or 531·9545, Agt. No Fee $370. lt~nJohnson, Broker huusl!, rental prop. or beamed living r oom . Commerciaf <::ill (711 16i 3 ,1~15 condo; Cost;i Mesa, llun· 13r~e family or dining Property 160 01 _________ •1 l.lngton St!ach. 557·11177 room. dishwasher & MESA VERDE SPECIAL 3Br, + pool & tennis, 3BR/2BA. Clean & avail. Villa Pac1f1c Condu. $37S. now.CALLS49-2700. 4Br, 2Ba house, lg. yd, ---------• S375. Bkr. No Cee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• built-ins. fireplace . Mesa Verde 3 Br, 2 ba. 544-8211 rryic, new cpl'> & paint. ---,,---0----i KJdsok,petsconsd.~20.3 Br. -ba. ceanv1l!w Open hs e Sun l · 5 . school. S380 mo. 586-4761. BAYFROMT urr1ce hu11<l1n1:. :0.llt'(' t.icular \ 1rw, luxur11111s 1•><ct•uttvl• 11H1c,·., ,\11 ,1111 rn\ l'hlmcnl • llLLGRUHDY I REALTOR 675-6 161 katella ~rn. -----:'li.'l,0110 C l l'ropt•rt ~ .-.!Jx:.~MI' Co~t.t .\h',J A:>k for NarH'Y :it !lflll.33()1 JJy., 1)1 £' V('<. gf:J "IXKK TWO STORY BEACH UNITS Rentals 5 Umh. blk tu lhc Ul'l'an •••••••••••••••••• • •••• 111 1Junt1111:ton lh•a,•h Houses Furnished ~175.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bolboo Peninsula 3 I 07 .........•.••..•..•.••. Washer & dryer in· duded. Good location. SSOll. month &10-8358 673·5775. Eves/Sat eves 84~-· ____ , Lar~c 2Br+fam rm BR " UA r I ( "'decorator Jppls. •••Sharp 3Br. 2ba, bon 3 · 1 • • rp • am. Frpk. ~ur & ~ard. Xlnt rm. '• A pines, prk. room. lmmac home '" Spaei11us I Ur:! flu ocean ,1u11!t!.Lrect $500/mo. Ph gr d n r S 4 5 O xlnl. area. Nr. schl:; rrunl hnll'. Fph' "'hr t>:Jl 1400 Al!l 838-7488/~5-3863. Sl25. 963·7866 rll') c· d~h"shr. 2 l'ar l!'-'I. 0 Sat/541 I 5 RE..A.LTY Si:-111 mu 1\\.111. Apr 1 Supl!r 2 llr, playrm 3 Br. H~ ba. lge tiv nn pen n • ~ C:::S..i. Jurt<' 1.; l'IOo 11,.h f.t 1 !l~K:! home I'm· µatio. Ocean w/frplc. freshly painted, 4 br. 2 b:i. localed on cul 2ou1•••>•de.N.1 .ifl 7l':ll , 1cw r Sli50 :\! 0 i\ i:t. 2 car garage. $349. mo. de-saC'. 1 blk from park & 6 4 6-4463 1,10 iWO Call7528178 schools. S. Warner, 1-: Cos to M~so 3 124 ----Spnni:d:ile l7U2 £rwin :\IO'l'f.:I. On Lake· .fu,t rl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•---------1 Mesa Verde 3 hr. 2 ha. 962-9465 dui:ccl O\~T ••l K . 11; S.IOO mo.+ t'ln dl'Jl 111,. :! OCEAH VIEW fam rm. new cn1tg, ---l n1h 1 .1 Ill homt• 1, 1• It 1 1. .1 A builder-owned home bllns. fncd yll. $425 4 Or home aaoss rrom I' I 111 •"··1 -,,.,.. >'1 . '.im m. I> ' · r• " ~·5 9161 park & l··kn l•'('l\'"'d ''d ·~· "1 ~i. ''""' 'I ,. I ·~·1 I 3 "llh O\"•r '"'"''.sci ft., 111 .,.. · " "· ...... ' · r1·11' ,,,, "' '"' 'Vii " ... _,., dbl 1tara)l\', cpLS, dpr:. \ll.'11 W.1r1•hou~1·. :"I.cw un~.sn <'d~1· Scparal\' cntcr· Xlnt location nr West l.'>eS3H5.53G·2375 <id. hw,1111111. liit.111111:. lor tainmi: <irca with lgi:. CiiH. 3 Br lgc filed yd. -----~l.J33.1NNI IH.1· :1w.1is1,1; Irvine 3 144 lamih· rm · frplc. & 645·8206 BcachrharmcrS275.Zhr, •••n•••••••••••••••••• modcrn kitchen. A great kids/pets /sn~ls . Fee SNOW I!> hl!•l'' n1i: lll•ar. ll·a~NI L111nd rom ;it . 11[ 11\'t'. 2 Jt•t:.. l11i:oml.' Si:.;i ::,59500 J .... ,.,l>Y TO \IOVfo: IN l'Xc('ul1ve home with Country Club Villa. Mesa MalnRent..als.~0'5370 ',." pool. Sl200 Per mu .. year· Vente Condo. 3Br , 2~'.!Ba. ----------:!Ur , ;ma. fnnl yd . .:rdnr I> lease. 2 car gar, pool & jacuzzi. $450. Water & gardener 111cl. l'hil<lrt·n. pets OK. Other rentals avail. in avail Feb J, adlts only, pd. lmmac.3 br, 2\11ba,2 St75 mo. S.'>9-0ll!I'.! uftl.iPM CclM & Newport Beach. $500 mo. 963-4003 .. 4·7PM. story, 2000 sq. It. Huge lniM 3244 Phm ~. 4 Ur 3 Ua, Flt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dll, prof lndscpni.: up· L ..... I 3252 grudecl cpts, tile•. pool & OCJUftO .... 1941e LEASESAVAILARLE lake pri\'. $525 OH> to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Live in Irvine V1lla~c. responsible purLy TOWNUOUSI:: 2 nr, We have homes avail. for 752_7576 :.w\'cpm~ ocean view. lease in•• Sl50 Call .'i28·GH89. WalnulSquare JBr, 2Ua, meal )'11llh11usc. 4Dr, 2ba, I.>eerlield Univ Pk 5425 mo. 659·08!12 art 61':\I \ h'l4 1wwl.)' ileroraled Culverdale Col.Park -----,,:! .. /mo. 495·4653. Turtle Rock COLONY 8.11 :.'700 Hkr. 2 bdrm, your choice of :l 3 Bdrm. 2bu. cornm pool. ------ from S340to$400. tennis. fm1sh1'<i l(ar. can :!llr. :!ha Wesl Nine Condo. 3bdrm,yourchoiceofl<l beplavrm.6·12moslse A\Jtl 1mmed. Submit from S33S. loS47S 833-2(H8 aft 6 or wknds 1.:h1l<I p1:t S:r75. 4 bdrm your choice or 6 FAUST A YIT ALI Crom s.isoto S5SO Turti~ Rock Glen Realtor 499-224 I No t'ees Plun Ill. <I Ur + fom RANCH REAL TY S7riQ mo leaw 1..io.2r.oo 551-2000 • I.St-: Sl!I) "'"" namho I RVlNE Sun .lu.1111•1111 Jll'lll h:.c 2BR,t':i:lla... s:rTS 180 dl'l:l•l \IL'"· :Hlr, 2 BR. l Ba . $325 S3SO ctc·n 2 ll.1 111\llr~· h' IOI! 2 BR.:! Ba SJ75 52~ 11r :.th!' 1:01t & l 'CI lmml'll ut'<'Ull Call l'at 3 lllt 2 Ila ... $395/WC 1-'r) 11:11 !HJ2 :I Bil,:!'~ ba . . ~2.'Hi2:i ----------1 Bil. 2' 2 ba. furn . S.">ll~ •I IJH. 21 J Ua ... S 795 MOI ·• Bn. 3 Ra Sli<XJ BIG CAN\'ON 3 Jiit :!11! Ila ... , , $70\1 katella SEA TERRACE TOWNHOUSE Su1x·r orc•Jn \ ll'l4 2 Br, \1, Ila l'\l <'ommu1111'. \C•n 11 a.. 1·111111 ... , p1111l ;a11111.1 : CURTIS RRAOLEY CO,AEAI TOliS 499-4584 :l llr :! 11.1 h1ll~ult· \'ll'\\, \1111 .111·.1 ,,.,. 1·11 . $1:?!'>. :;.1; 1)~111. 1:1:i ha:1 1·,, ... ~kE. _ Mission Viejo 326 7 Dramatic 3 Br, never Oc· ••••••••••••••••~•••••• cup. J.::.\du::.1vc T urtle 3 Br, Fam Rm. View, ~ul Ruck Gl~11 S800. Call de f.~r. nr schools, $435. 751-01511 58(l 5~50 'flJRTl.f.;ROCK .i Dr. l Newport hoch 3269 • OFFICE BLDG. 20,000 Sq Ft. IC~a A •~nu• Los Alllnitos P.P. S820,000 Schl'd Rentolt $124,000 12131658-7 150 lf"!l MUs•qJm --Call Barbara or carol. Cam rm w/frplc, covr'd • w. fumi:JW ~~~~.~~~ ... !!.6.! R~~~ & BEA~~~-0811 r.~:~,~~~ 3~[~~·rr~~; :~!it~~~~:i~i~,~~: u523 CAM"'"51'1..·l"Vl""E • big yard. Very clean $450 custom drps & "rpts T r-u u. " " S74 500 4 PLEX lbvshores. year lca~c ' ... • lld. "F"am R1n , den, p:tlln •••••••••••• ••••••••••• wu~rlall. nr park, pool, 11 A R D T 0 F 1 N D schOOI. SS-IS mo. &10.1714 Eastblurf Exec. home. ----4br. 2ba. ram rm. Soft • • 1 llR & hunk room; mo. ~ to appreciate block walls. 11.-. mi lo OPEN DAILY University Park 2br , water. New crpts, drp:.. lnllrnwt Wl'llhu1lt h\\ comp furn $.12S~lonth Lge Jbr, 2,000 sq.Cl. 2 Open hse Jan 15/l6. beach. Edison Iii School ---~wntf" shakl' rour. '<Int ari:J Lo Hraltor 543.5527 story, bllns. 11-':! ba, 2 car 642·8826 days, 7.Sl·3l89 area. Children & small Condofftiniuffts/To wn· \ilt' \li;r ·"·"' \.Int .rp gar,So.ofCst llwy.400'2 eves. pelwelcome.9685256 8AM.T06P.M. frplc, enrl gar, pools & paint. Walk to schools, ----------• tennis. S350.SS2·8138 shops, tennis c l ub. View. Turtlerock Terr .. l•---------llf $750/mo. Lse. Refs. htM.sts for soft 1700 pn•r polrnti,11 ti\ gro"mi: Jo'OR l.E.\SE;; LIDO ISLE Jlchotrope. 675-7137 or •HONEYMOON 4 Br 13 , Ba. 2 car gar, lite ........ ••••• •••••••••• J l<'J 1 >nh J '1' ulrl <'nnlt'mporary Ha} 11cmt. fii3 AA23 COTTAGE• yd for lrlr. S-100 mo SIOO Br & Fam Rm. beaut. HARBOR VIEW 640-677.Sor64.5-2240 Sl:!()(J mo. 752·0617 "Carm~I" mo<1cl. 3 HV llms, Carmel 3 Br ; u,. 1 • 1.1.1. rrs11e IJ11 l' IJ.1111>, •·nr~·' ·1 Hr hui.:I' fo'am1\) ;1rc,1 1 Br, sm den. breakfast dep. 968_5454 i\lr. Funo, • • • .. • :,\l,tlOUmow1ntcr Costa Meso 3224 r hi .. ~l .1'Nl ,,;, 111111 I l•tm<'" n K Soderhn•• &. ,\'isoc ••••••••••••••••••••••• nool<, very pvt, res y Mr. Trump1s. 557·531 l ,.. painted. Wtr pd, No dogs. ----\l.111\ • 11:.lum h111h. ••n lli:I 1156orti7:1 01!12 S:!.'iO E Side 2 br. dee., rpl, S2SO/mo. ssoo move in. 3 Br 2 Ba. li:c crnr lol, Flt, h:dnul loh \\1tht1u1t & -drps,gar,fncd.yd.palio. 2231 Pomona Call Fr. wlr pd. S:l75 Inc-Property 2000 i;.1r.t1•n llll\ nu" lur L11tu1,1e~1.1\fro11l.~Blt. :\lat udlts.&llH078 960-3989. 5.'>1·7533;962-77811,Elhol ••••• •••••••• •• •••••• , • l,ttl·r & Id 11., hl'lp rc·nt fi bJ . M ~1 .. r1, ...... ~18110 __ _ New Pal10 llome, 2 br, 2 ba + xtras Sw1mmin~. tennis. pcuzli. Adults l.sc SlOO. mo. SSO. 1hs- l'Ounl ror Jan 1·524·9634 2 Br:! Ba. lux apt. over· lnok1nA Newport !lay, with balcony & fplc. 83.1-9.'.!:H Bdrm .. formal d1mni: +FR, nr park & school. rm .. fam. rm. i.unken SSSOmo. 752·0617 ll\•ing rm . with ---- r 1 re p I a c e . we I 1 Bluffs ·l·levet 3 BR. 2 ba. landscaped, putio, steps Lovely )lreenbell & pool. from park & pool. _S4801\gl644·l133 _ I )C.1•,111 \ l\'W :Jhr • ~h.1 ,\ I .Zbr. :!h,1 I hllo. ult otr\'.lll I Ith l'>I fl fl SlX5 l'IO .. , ~1·~1 ~.110 LJll Ron ~;11" 11 II ltt•.1II1 :,:111 fi:.li~, RESORT PROP. :\:? t." ITS 11n -1 .11•r1•, 111 UO"-nto"n Ill(; llK\ll 3 Mb from l11kt! l11rurn1• lr!I. $5-0,11011 \ rh S.1lo·, pt{tt! I' 'Ill 101 ~Al IMNI uen !'><•lh•r W ill C otrr\ btlanc(' .H 11 I' 1114111·1 1lf$11C.'I Jll lll'l d' \ ,1 h 111 11$.1t' CALL 645-660 'Costa Mesa t FOURPLEX 3 ~lioom. :.! b;ith Jntl .! Ol,<druom. I bath 11n11 ~ Will <'On~u1rr <''<c'h11n~t.' P ate llHhos. c'tr:i llQD:: units. Grral Jn\ est • rntiPo•<·nt1 t1l 1·non:s..'\IO.'.\ \I. 1n; \1 :llo .innual le.i:>I! ~inl(le Mesa Verde area 4 br, 2 Mesa del Mar-New paint, 3brTwnhsc nr heh, stores, ~:S'fi\T~; fJ1l111\only . ba.crpts.dprs.bltns,lge in/out. 4 br. 2 ba. schools. Rec facil. ltV· Available_ Fchruary 1. !MI 2 br &. den Ol" 3 br. 1977. $5.,0 Includes $.'i25. Avl. J an 8th. \,L,for,\on 1\ce11tG73·7.IOO corner lot.encl. back yd. ram.rm, cpts, drps. boatarca.S395.!>68·5430 .1 I ll:!5 7751.i. !li!5 ;·,1.J '.!llr. l l)lork to lwac·h. $300 Dm·e by 3202 Minnesota. bllns, Crplc. dbl gar, Coed gardener &14 4887 e\•es. 548-4471 _ yd & patio. 968.4965 l Blk to1 bch, nc~ 2 sl! 2 Ur, 2 Uu townhouse. BIG CANYON View or O pttn S..nday I ·4 mn. lease l21JJ 286·l7!l8 , • b 1 4Rr. 2 ~ua, cpts, drps, Pool, rtubhouse. $3KS. Golf course & lake, 2 br 2 '''Jl N 1·o~"t llwy I 1• t'\'\' __ Condo, :.!br. 1 a, pat 0 4Br 2Ba cpts drp.s. ram bltns, frplc. wet bar, 2 A I 551 1429 ba, UJ)graded. $6SS mo. -~ • " "~ · · '· -Raral(e No pets $293 . ' ' • • vai ·now.·· · · · s · l 'ruqul' Cl ,. apt~. 2.'!0' :i rm. ilt•n, dimni.:. ram. mo 751:6543 • · frplc, fnc~ yd, wlk to car gar. S550 mo. 207 11th U-nlv. Park lovely 4 hr, 2,,: teps lo 1 cnn. ert, PoOI. frnnlJlt•' $-li:i,0011 ('nil rm, :Hpl, ix.1ol. 5'1i5 · schls shpp g, refs. $420 SL. 962·7824 ,., jucuzii. sec. 644·5'141 Jl•:tn llruwn. 12 1:11 11730~.12 tl73·870Q NIESA VERDE 3 br + mo.545-7913 WALKTOOCF.AN 2sl 3 f>a. :! patios, 2 frplc's. Woodbrldg Brand new, DigCanyon2BrTwnhse. 2 WII11 I'~\ t•l;. 243-1202 --family 2 bu dbl gar NICE E s ·d I N B B r • r YI $-U\.5. 640·l3'74 fully lnds~Pa. a ir cond Fantastic view. Will de· ,\~"ic.'latl'<l llrokerc; r • ·h · 1 t • ,.1 · d·• . t e oc. r r. 3 a. am. rm. rp c. San CltonWnt• 3 176 res pa~· " con · schools. newly decor. 4 DIW S495. 714·003·456\lor WOODBRIDGE Private home 2 Br, den, coratelosuit. Pvt comm. Units! Units! 4 PLEXES $84,500 • ur ·1 ur ~ or f; '" ,.; nr I II 11mh ~t· h<t'< tlw111 all ·"·"'''"'"\an pnmr r"n \.<I ,111·.1~ \laL.•· \11111 ell rh h l'I ...... l'all t<NIJ\ 898·7855 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ $.i25. S.18·7729 Re11ltor Br 2 Ba. etc. $450. No 53l·9545 Alrt No Fee F.STATES nook, atrium, pool, bch $79S. mo. 642·0346. l.! 548-0169 ~ ---Cape Cod Washington club. Lse. Available. B.il·hdur Apt. SJ75 mu. + uuL ncwl} painted. 4118-3377 Houws Unfurnish"' MESA VERDE-4 Br, 2 Ba, pe s. CLEAN 4 Br. 2 Ila. frplr, mdl. Highly upgrd'd. 3 644-8795or64•1-8432 Harbor View Hm<'s. 2600 t·pts. drps. fam rm. College Park 4 Br 2 Ba. cpl. drps. $360 mo. Ur. 3 ba, fam rm. den. Un v Pk Deane ex"C hm s q ft. 4br, 3""a ba, 2 k1tl'hcn bltni.. Ii\' rm S440 per mo incl grdnr. 714-963-4569 or S3Hl545, wet bar. $98.500 or i ' , " . ram rm s. nr pool. lrplc. fncd yd, rer. $400 Avail Feb 1 673-5522 ft.gt. No Fee S600/mo. 833.9031 (9·.S) or 38r, 2 'Jba. rnuntry k.11 schools, shop'g. $750. mo 536-5014 ' dnve by 188 West Yale Lndscpd, covr d patio &10·0790 Mesa Verde home CLEAN 3 Br. 2 Ba. cpl, S585. Call 8.13·8120. -------• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Ent' I Loop • 3 8 2b /f, ed ti ,,.._ ____ _, 3202 $400mo. drps, 2 car gar. $350 mo. · CO G RK B r, aw enc pa os. ~.. patio, icar. adults only. S4S.2'7U 714.963-4569 or 53l·9S45, Tu ... 'erockClen.New 3 Br LLE E PA ·4 · r, Best location. $500/mo. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• No pets. 581·5851, evs. 'u d & crs e 6.1 oo \ 1n 11•\·1·1 C'nndo, :1 Br. 556·7627 •LUX prof decor 3 Br Agt.Nofee on best street $725/mo q~a;~e~0.~~-1 r r. -~~S!._t_. ____ _ ( I l:.c.Agt631-1400 . """PL',CIALLYLARGE ;r,·,11 nc.1twn Irvine Be, den, dbl !pie, air ADAMS-BUSHARD 4 """' & \q• Wun L'111\' Dr. t 4 Br. 2 ba, Fom rm, £rmt cond. Back Baydlx3Br3 Br. 2 Ba, Crplr. cpl, drps. Groves Secured comm TURTLF.ROCK Glen, 4 Br+ Oen. Front view \\oodstre.im Conrio'i, un· Om rm. lovely area, Ba, bltns, (pie, full rec SJB5. 714.963·4569 or New. cnr. lot. 2 br, 2 ba: Plan II, 4 br w/alnum. of wnter, boats & close to It N ~t. $400 I !)Cr mo. VIC~, nr. bch. $750. CacU.$450. 642-6477 531-flS45,Agt. No Fee cpt.drp. elec. jtl!r. dr. xe~. co~~~ re~.68;~0. evl•rything! $S75/mo. llurry' l 535-1506 opener. Steps to pvt. len.n 547·70.i4/833·32i5 . M?t &11·1400 U~itcd 8rohn EastSlde·3 Br, 2 Ba, huge 1ff0o~~L i :RA~ I kAY s;~ ~~rG408~ ~ t~ court. Pool & 1ncu1.1.1. --------:1Br,2 lla-.-.h-il!_Y_'a-r-d.-b-lt.n-s. J1)h11<.:arey fl<lfi·7-'14 fum/gumc rm. lg yd, XLNT' LOC •• QUIET Crplc, D/W, cpt.' drps' 552·5377 wknds, or sn WOOl>HRlllt;~: fplc. steps to heach $.S25 Country Ilous•· ror rent, wtrncd tncl pool. freshly CUL-DE·SAC. $350 MO. $425. 7 1'1·963·4569 or l :30Pl\I wkd_Y_:-;·___ ESTATt;s yrly. 1173-24!>3 ()l·t1•"11 II"'' m11•.t lie painted, SJ95 mo . CALL 5•16·1753 FOR 531-n•·•"'f\•".NoL'"e l 2b T h A/(' '.lladison :i llr 2'" 11•1· " .. ~ ~ 7~28711 .,..,,..., ,.;• r~ .uxury r wn Sl', • $575 . ;iv.111 now Wcsll'liffhcuut.3br.2btt. 18 UNITS hC1rmnn1ous w olht•r ;,r. ·_·_l__ ----APPT. . llarll'ho S11n Joaquin Premium lot M:! 1;394 nr ,,hops. Mariner' 1·1111.1111 <> 1111 p111perty. M v. cl 'lb 2b . 2 Br. 2 B:i condo. quiet. View o r lukc & itolf Si ti k S'150 f'lll 2.111' \II .! lw!lru1•m F11u1 ;11.i;-:111:J001•\, ·lesa &er ct • ~-1r1." 3100a. SBr, 2 b8.,put10, tgc yd. Adults only. Pool & rec t'oUrMe. A\llil. on l yr be li:vs/wkncb • · 1 • pur . . ~ ,. ". l, •'an prrt Y·.,. "· l31tns, pritne loc·. $375. No t'lr. $255mo. 552·3280 ""''~ 11lrl I :\01•.lt B-'bo I I d 3206 Sa_mOtJ.tl-M·IS.'l6 _ sl"gl-."""·"""c ----__ FebJ.l!J77.~'>50mu AVAlLi\lll.l·.:11lr:!Bn.;!llLllFFS. 2 Rr, 2 Jfo, :...111,·.',""I 1•1•r 111111 ... 0 s an "" ""' ,..,.,., 7'2 '1110 t "' t ~ "" ·~----------13 R J b 6 Rlks b"l1 ·• · fpl"'.s .... ll•'I f~1m hnm1•, view. l'US ucrnr. we• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spht 4 nn. bltn~. l:OV • -• r, a. . ' . -' ,, llOl 'SI-: W \ Y1'1':1> 'rly;: poUo Sito Hrfi; 839 San· Dona 'o•nt 3226 Fncd yard. Children ok. Turtil' Ucwk Glen 4 nr. 2 ~75. 675-5~t :~~~· ~~:; \~~~7:~v,x~~ I jQuail l Ha, l'harm. rurn unr tmi;roRllM57359 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $37Smo.536·4973· na . ,.~·rm . cpts. drps, TURTLErtOC..,GLI::N rlys,li40·2426rvi1/wkndi. Plac• SIHlll mu Mil h . 1 .;-r --2 Br, new cpts/drps, Cncd 3 br. 2 ha. bonus rm. CplS, prof landscaplni:. S625 46r incl tcnms. JIH'Ulll, Prop ti 675 :i.101 Duplex 2Br. ha, cµts. s ml yd. Frpl. No doRs, adlts dpl'Jl6 fenced s,195 lt-ose. S Mormn1:dcw. pool. Ry owner l~OSl'. Exccut1vr Newport Cre11l. •r •• fncd yd, gar $2.'iO+dep. only $375. lst/lst.. • 9687i46 · Cull~">2·7350or65"·2.'.130. &1'1·562I super ocean 111cw. lge 3 .. 00 ou-r?~~·~r~~011,1tACM Rt\Yfo"RONT 3 nr. h>k. 64Ut84 8.J0.5225. -v . hr, :i hu, frplc. All rer pril10. 2 car gar. Yrly. No CLEAN &COZY \ OO<!bndjle Estates. UP· Woodbridl!e Mochc;on J Rr fncll SS~l.'i. 67:12.'132 CASH RETUR.._. pets. 675-2383 MUST SEE! Dana Ught Condos, 2 Br , Xlnt JOT, 2ba rrplc. grd d 4Br. 3 ba, ram rm 3 Bath. Spanish Ille ent. ---- f"'lll 3 Br 2 Ba In College 2 b a ' t e o n i s • ~mi bcb $37.S. 646-6138 Duplex. Pvt rear yard. DR has vt1ultcd ce1hnAs. $235. 2 br T H. P<>ol. For sale. l'ommtrl·tal 2 Br hse +guest room & Park, den, all bltns, rplc. washer/dr yer. et c . Avail 1120/77. $600 mo. K.lt, knook. hui:ic <·orner Sini:lesok. Fee. bwldtnA lr:iscd to sub bath, gar, no pets. Adult.s cov'd polio, cpt.s & drps, $315/SJ2.5. 496-S980Agent. 2 Br, 2 ba condo in llunl. lse/opl avuil. 1S4·3t»l or Fam Rm full or windows Mnln Rental!(, 540.5370 <1tnnt1Al tenant C.1sh Oh yrly. S400 675 2126 walk to all schools. $425 , Hrbr area. Pool. jacuztl 551--0681 to garden view Brick _ ~ ~ ~ ~ cash return ror SSO.OOO lol:looP"""8ta 3207 mo. Kids yes. pets no. T!~':!s·2 i;~~ag~old~t tennis . Call (7 14 ) FP. dbl gar , air huge ww - down.Call ror dl.'tall!I ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:\11 Wright Realty. D/W . 1br/dryr .. 15· 84().l761 : (213)!Ml-4100 yard. Many xtras at 217 VIEW HOME ca.. .. h bu~·cr for 2()(1 '79-8533 • w • -• w y I L $600 1 !t cnmp'tex, () c MA y 0 c K 2 Hr1Ba,stOVC',r('f,yrly. s.31-l6i8 3br. lge ram.rm.) ..... ba. • a c p . . Nowport lle1thl3 N •· M ... dlt Ownr/brkr640.0926 2 BR + dt!n Newly re-!1 mum It yrll c;()()(f '""',,""T"'.. oJ)t' .... a ... rca 11on· S3()0.3br gar.Kids, pets. BToro 3232 frplc, $340. mo. Mtle le d d A 11 1 t8<JtoostnRh Heall), C'ri4~~ ly.$275 844-0997 snJ~ok.'Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch. Huntington ('on l.oc)IMehoch 3241 1~~~"~.642.~. • 54 :¢}31. ----· --Peninsula Point 2 hr 2 ba Main Rent.a ls, S<M).5!70 ''MO. FREE RENT h nlal Twnhme. Ne"" ... _ .................. ~ • f I 2 . ' -""-cpt'a & paint thrunut. BLUE GOON VILL ---------1Duplex.2 -I Br. 1 l5 \;NITS. Coslo Mesa. w rp c, car garage, E·~lde $220 2 br, i;rarage, ...,.,a.se .,.,aut. 3 br, 2 ba c 8 11 A It n t L 3 r r y LA A units. Hos 5'1xl2'H, Xlnt Mnd. 9-2 br, 2 ba. stv & dshwhr. Days t•I S, kids ok Fee. home. Has sep. dC'n, new· fH2.9371 • MlW UHIVERSITY 2DR 21 ... uA. w11hr, rlryr, 3 br. 2 bft duple'< w/gar R. Jot w/room to huild S.lbr. Inc $36,llOO Pr1c(' 675·bi00;1"ve5673·25'1~ MuinRenlals,5'105370 lY pslnted lllllide, nice · PARKTOWMHOME refrh:.crpts.<lrµ<,.slepi.. StOO. mo. N~wport 0t' ore unit 10'1• cl""· S320,000 Prln only - -----Jnrt. .. cp'g, outo spmklrs. 3BORM ·2BATll to pvt hrh, 2pool:<, ten llt>lllhts 645·9138 artor •price $15,000. Prin PI l' u "c . 0 w n ' A 11 t N,rj d1liX lower' 2Rlrl, 2Jh11, 2 br houl\c in court, romp I rov. Polio. $395. mo. Call $36S month N r v e r I t v c d I n • n\5, accunty Av nil now' _sµm __ • pis. l\ont RojtC'r!I M2·00fifi n< ry . .l(Ur. II vu 11n rcfurhlshl'd No J)f'ta . Rusty. 549-1862 ~36·8&"6 rresliRIOU' Pt•tcr~ Tfff. $500. l~t & lti!it + $100 llARHOR vrnw 5 Br 3 IMS 8300 t!lth. ~,2() W ,.nlhon. $4ti0. $280 S4ll-6173 lJpi:raded 1 bedroom. ~reu ri 1 > Ow nt / Ai:t. b k • 1 h • .. 2 . 4 PL&XES H.B. I 213I119 l tf8 I q < 213) 380, J ~ BA, view. $325. Very clean 4 bdrm, 2 ha. Csmlly rm. dlninr& rm. 4!Y.M271 or 213, !w;(i 1111t1, n, on P~~ · nr ~~· · ui;t •.JIOU~<'. :?Hr lllluKo, Old town nrc•n. JtnOd ""2·111.13 Mr. llnmmnn S'pnr1ou' :1 Hr. 2hn In rno. Fireplace children xtnt ur~n near J)each ond mlcrOWll\'(' oven . fl$kfor uon yurd $7.l.t r .. io !14?.~ l!X. $1"7.000. Ownrr rond. $1Hl.9ftll NI Aizt trP(• G1'r~nb~ook nr S .• est &pct11ok,58l·M47af\5 schools 'l62 7241\/ pool.vlt-w '625/mo. -11 bo v l\1 ·lk!l.'i J'r1n only 963 71166 or ,. ____ ~-1 M ~122 I lato 2 yri C)ld f,i(IC -.._.....i va1•-323 962·3'131 CALL NOW Oldrr rundown ht'O('h hilt', or r ll'W o~~n('\), 3 536·26« • ~ IH' Of' ~ ('()untry kllc:h. l\h11g rpur, ,.._.,,.n ... y 4 In Canyon. z Rr, Child, Br 2 On, ndllltll 55.iO mo C CTON' BROS. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C. hu,:r cvrc.I patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752 7315 11m Jl('l OK $.'l.'IO mo Isl. M2 39IW naheim. C~nlury 21 , Udo 111(! Rt>sldcnl:t!, trade So of llwy -28r home & Lense llJ.I A1.olea. Ukr 3 BDRM. l~ Bs. Prestlie Try a 0 e 11 y 'I' I) o t -la11r & M'C:. 431 c11n~on Oen frot :it Wtst 9th, 4nr. ~•row lnvcstmt Oiv. for $400,000 $500,000 Trlr yd, no pets. $425 mo vr Mori I y n 0 u n Rel". 11ru. $400 mo. Agt Cla.ulned Ad lo buy, sell Acres l>r. Soo sst & sun 2Bn, ilhl AlJr° yr li;c, Sfl$0 963-'7166 perk, etc Ownr 673 f!20fl ly. 644·9887 ~1720.1173 14!M 962-4471. 54641100 orrcmlsomethln1. only. • mo M~Bx.1 -- • .. !!~!~!.~~~~ .... c='S::: 3425 ~~~-~~-~~ .. ~'!'.!'!':.~~-~ .... ~:..t:.~ .... j ~.~·~.~ ... .... wport hoct. 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~wport hac:h 376' Corono ct.I Mar 3122 Costa Mffa . 3124 Cotta MoH 3124 Sunday. January 9. t9n DAILY PILOT ~."!:.~ .... ~.".':.~ .... ,~'!'!."::.~·:.~ .... ··•··•·••··••······•··· ······•·•·············· ··············•········ . " 2 Hr.! l\u "' Ir'""· \p1>1u·. ~··••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• • • •• •• • • • •• •• • • •• •• • ll\ROOlt\IEW llo~n;.J dr1>:. 1>ad. \U•\\, 1·111•1 2 BH . nrur heach hr . r u m r Ill . "0 u I . J.:Jr n·nt I .11 .111 ~!.!.' ""' IEST IUY t:.11 lll!l' \dulb !\o l>t'h Cotto Mesa 3824 Hl.MtiftC)fOR hoch 3140 LOCJUM hoch 3841 ••····················· .........................•..•...•...••........ .:,.rdrnl'I. ~75 4~0Jl4 mo <:.i ll \IJIJl'Jllnc Somc~'01>lc:;Jy)ou~N s:!"..5 \ln \,.:l li73111!11 1:!tJ1 ~>0-lll. II !11':\I \\h.il )'Ou pav for' \\cor "' BRAND NEW TOWNHOUSES I lk $200 SlOHl & rdr111 . 8 Nf:W Univ .. l br $21S up C D. nu childrt.'n ur ~ts End .:ur WI I Sturk. of LlVJ<: IN A CA.'lTLI!: Wulu Oc1·un \WW~. 1.:. l br u 11t h1 t•ctl1n1:i. Gurd1•ni.. poul N1·1:11 bc .. •·h M.1lurc 1>rorcsi.1onJI" $J!>O nrn 1!14 .u;!>:1 n1 4~1W17 IA Y FRONT CONDO l.\l~l.\t :.! llr I 11 ••• ~7f> !"OH 1.1-:.\SJ-; ;\n flch \\'i.111 iJ1) r. fer ffiO(l' .\11111 hc r1rlH' I~ ll''-~ ~h-111IR!r:.h1p In ,, lll'.allh ('luh ,\ lt•nn" l-'>' 1·1~ :.!l>r. lhJ frpl 1:.1r I blk lo 11•n111' t I\ ~1\1 t.7:l 1•1tot :.:1:! i:IX!I 1:11 C W llllb St ti73 7787 &•u1·h 11!M !'.I~ 2Hr. :!ll,1, ll1·1·url.ll1•d '>1111 11u11l ii\ ,111 ~ u11lurn ,.i,1U "" 11 1;1..! .!114"1 !'..11r1.,11I ulll ·I Ht t 1· 11•11l'<l. "~ht. 111\' "" II \ '"" t•h ·1 hr, .:. '"' 1hh\\11hr l'uol,, · lt•11111i. p ,, n I' I "11 1 '1 111 1 111 • l r l ~ 11 I ..a :. i.: r n 11 ., dub 1-'rl't' lcnm:. 11•,wn,. Costo MHa 3824 l:hlhard~ ~" lmm1n.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gull Url\1ni.: HJni.:1· 111'.IUllfUI hr,11111 rll'w I hr ~.1 u n ·" i J.: 1 e ,, t J 1 11 c 1• "' J 11 ii i: t q1 It· ll\1lh·1o Sumlu) 1111\I~ 1hh.,..,.hr, man\ \\lllllO\\.~. P.irttl'' "rlh h\ c hJnd:s .utulh, "" fWI ,. ):!J~ 1-'rt•c Sund.I\ hrunt h i.11 112.)1,, ir.~ J.'17(; CENTIAL COSTA MESA All S295 monthly 2 Rr. 11"2 bath. lnst<&nl move-in. Pets & infants ok. Fenced patiOIS. enclosed garages. dishwashers. air cond. 3121> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunn~ 1111u1 ktln.i l'lt•u11 I Htlrm, bltns, ~ar, ocNin \'lCW, udll<; nu IH~lb ~15 mo 493·7:!31 --- T1nod of lln•d apls" Tr> 11 nc.,.. ly decorated condo. 4 fir. ct11hwshr, wshrlrlryr 111cld Tcnnu. ert:.. pool!>. & pla)i:rnds $3SU1mo $1115 Sludlu .ill ul1I ow n1• r 536 · 5837 or ~1111: I c:. ok 111• ..a c h 008·0779 J\gt norl'e .. 1~1mt>1.•r, re1' $15 6:11 :!Ill I Hunff'")tan hach 3840 .......•..•.••••.•..... 1tanlcn1·1 t.15·~'lO:l "'' 1·~ ~1511 1110. u .... ncr 5Jtl·5837 UI' 91111 V71!1 /\~\ IHI kl' Luxury ~1>hl lc•vcl conrln, 2 Ur 2 lla. 2 car i.:ar, v;iull Townhou.e Your 1 cut cJ11llar' i.:v c1 t•11 ;o.;,·wer :! fir 1\1>l lurllH•r• .. A ll·rr1l 11· 1>..ilw&1:ar $:!75 \\ l>I I 1922 Meyer St, just off 19th St. Near lluntmgton Jlar1.x>u1 I bedroom /\dull" Nu li:c 2 hr, 2 ba , put10, t•nct P<'lS Niec ~le"' C:UTF., roomy, 2 Ur 2 llu .t gar. $280. •\mil 1-\•b I 497·22.17 pie"<. c lean. nr Brarh 846·9088: 846·4990 _ _ L--,.,.i.-... 1 3852 cd cerlgs, "cthur. All~ Unhlmlshed 3 525 IOJ:b, Cull rec fac·1l, knnis. •••••••••• ••••• • •• • • ••• 1>001, Cll'. \'icw. $"75. lHtANUNEWJUr21 u Ba, maintcnunee 1'1 l'W , 1111• i;;11 .:l!lOO 1\141 tlh·d. $2 15 mo. Call -,-·-• ....,..... &15·8277 r1,1c. I~ m1 from Oohcncy , -St. lkh & Uuna Wharf Nwpt 111,'ts nr Chlf Ur 2 ~511 per mo. 634 8282, Hr l Bu. lge lol + l l$r I 8·51'M. 521 1012 E\'s. ha, i.:uebL h1>c ~1 75 li4li 3757 WOOUSTHEA.M J hr + ----bonui. 2 ba I yr old mdl t.:ondo, !\wpl 'r cr, J Br, 2•, llJck 'Bay. Cpt:.. drp:., Ba. !pk, fmllu, l(•lr. IJllOI, hlln' S l25. 6·15·9513. no pels. Sl50 53ti X2:W IH6 \ 16-1 Vix 3br. 3h;i 1•1111110 190ll r....-i he- '" II l'h1llln•11 fll't 11k Apartments"''" s d I.bl' SSOO mu .\i.:nl ~~",,:,~··•1 •1•and••••••••3••7•0•6• ~l·f>.l:t.'.i ...uua i ft-ss1onnl manai:c1111·111 st aff lhat 1·a1,•:., .11HI friendly ncli:hburi. Models open d111ly 10·7 Sorry. no one un1h·r 21 & no pe t s . floomm all' service a,·oilublt• Mnn lh to·m onlh oc:cupan<' y. Oakwood Garden Aph 880 I rVllll' (.11 ltilh I fil I lli-15 OSSO 17()(1 ttith Sl (:ti 1>0H•r> (ill)j;.12·11170 . •••••••••••••••••• ••••• STEPS Tl) Bt.~al·h :1 br :! Shar1>3111}1"·hth._1.,~I,, Yc.irly. :!hr. lurn. S325. bJ . \\'int~r s:i;;o, lt'n111-. ::.4.>0 1,,. h l.1 1~123 mo Nu eh1lcfrcn ur pcls :!13·86!1 :11«11 :?IJ i:!ll Jti4~1 1,12.:ix.-.o ;\Cl I t't' 6jJ 5099 J Br 2 Ba. n11111 \IC'" oul lal»oa P~inwla 3707 ''<It• J>'.•l:-. onl\. ,\' .ul nu" •••• ••• ••••• • • •• •• ••••• ::.1>_1111 ,\,::1 11 I.! 1i.0;1 2 Ur. 2 11(1, incl utrl l'\r •>I.> !/'J!ill hcat'h :s.:J:!S 1115 W Bal. '.!Br t•ondu. \l>I'>. 11111~. nr 111\d llh2 o;,o:; W1nt1•r lloa~ llns p bl la:.l •"" n·nl dcp. ~~I mu !ri!I 71111X Nt•:ir 111·,•an SI Ill l l1I 1.l'XI rn· II.\ y Fllo:-.·1 1-;lc.1.t:mtl\ 1fo1•111 .111•1! .\ turn :! lu . .! ha .! 1:-1u 'II ft S<'1 Urtt~ l1llll-: llo;il Oot·k1111: J\',lll S~ltHI lhru ,I u n 1· ~I I 5 II ' I I\ U\\lll!r \i.:l 1;1;, i'.!lli ;,, l)i;i 52t~I 1-:astlJlull 1 'omt11 Twnhw J.l!lld ftc SlW. l b1 ,q1pl11i. S1111-(lt'' 3Ur. '.!' .• hil. p,11111, lrpll'. \lu1n lt1·ntab. S.llJ·537f) Ht•ad1t•o111h1•1'. 1,•1• ~l.i nr pool S.1:r;; 1>111 1~;33 Corona del Mar 372Z l>:ll·:tOll Spat ·lllr. Jha l'nnrlu ••••••••••••••••~••••••On lhc ~IEACll l\11t:h l'ool. li•nnls. s;iuna. 11.~1·h,1tpl. J\\'a1I 1-cb I l•) ,\duh:.. Ctil. pd. S...,.lll Isl' 1; I'.! :!·I:!:! I· 1•1) t..'81Nll). $175. Sl-10 ' 675 5770 ---- L.10() ISLE ---South L09U"a 3786 :!Br. frpk Ri•fl•rcnt:c:. Coda Meia 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.'l.'10 mo Ph 545 !;()(14 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, :.! ha on lh1· 111·1•;rn $40.00 WEEk & UP F'urn S700 • unfurn $1i()(I San Juan 3278 •Studio & I BR Apls Total st:euril~ .1'11•\ ·~111r~ Copidrano •TV & Maid St'f\' Avail r~· rac1hlll'S 4!19 ~5 ••• • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •Phone Sc..\r''· Htd pool ~nts 23W l'\l'"'Pllrt Bh·d. C~t Unfurnished l'1\S,\ VICTOHIA I & :! llH. 11111 or I urn. i.:ui; & wtr pd Adlts, no pclb l'ool. rec rm. :.i•c. i.:11tc 525 \'1l'lonu &12·8970 l'a~.1 dt• lll•rmu:.a See manager or call 642-6612 !16.1-~32 or 536-1461 l...gc 3 br. 2 bn. frph:, hllns. ••••••••••••• •••• •• • • •• ---------1 balcony, e nd. gura~e. l & 2 BR. 29().11 /\h>lllu. off Hear Lah Peril 141 l Alubamu. $:135. Crown Valll'Y· 1 c hild Deluxe 3 br. 2''.t ba, all. 846·9088; 846·49'.IO OK. 8:11·0857 dbl gar .. patio, h'plc. 1713 Alab11 m n, 536-3465 or 536·1718 Ocean view. 3 br. 2 ho. IMMEO. Oct•py, 2 llr 2 U11 i:arage. Avail. I 10. 1335. condo Niguel GotrCoursc 536·4508; 846-9088 Vu. $375. 400 8345 2br J iil w flrcplJCC, I ' 1 b,1th. r:1111ll'. O\'l'n, d1;, 3 br, 112 ba, frplc, puuo. tm..a:.ht·r. S320. l\l~o 3 hr Costa Mua 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 end. gar . Avail Jun.l. Im mac 3Br, 2 full bu. Mission Viefo 3867 t~cp hldl.: l S370 ••••••••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • •••• •• ••••••• •• •••• •••• $365. 846-4990 (rplc. $37~. Op Sun l 4. ••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • ltiO W . W1bon Beautiful brund new:! br, -~1~ 431·~2 2 Br rondo. kids ok no L~l' J hr, :! h.1 to\\ nhoui.e rn 111Ul't lumplc' (j,1r:igc ~ 1JJt111 \duh:. <>nh No lll'l" $:125 b 1:; 3Jll l or Kfi .!jjJj .! Hr mi t: <\.. t'lc.111 t ln:.t· lu ht11'ptni: \Jull:. 11111) ,,, J)l'ti. ., 15 11\l:l!I L.1ri;t· 2 hr, I 11.1 t'Ol l.tl;l' •:nl'I i:m .i.i:t• EJ:.l l' M Adulh o nl\ nu 1>.:h :.:n1 :-.111 ~.:1011 :"\1c1· I hr 11 pit'. 1111ul .11lult!. n11 iwt~ ~:10 mo .,.lij 175i orb 11; :n:111 1\<lul1 :.> h1•1lr111m1 hl•um l'l'llllll: nu lll'I!. :-:!IHI St;i! W Wil1o11111ni1.1pl ,. 'A .PlnECREEH 2300 r olf'l•1.»v Rei Cosio Mesa '>4~ 2300 rrvm ~740 Hew Townhouses I ba lkam1•d ee1hni:s. Nr llam1lton 1Brookhurst 1&2BR.NEWt DELUXt: Pets S2 7 5 1 m o ln!>lanl mo\'e·m . 2 BR. fr~ s tand'.: rrplc. blln;,, 2~fd 2~a~r 9.:,~~;~11 Sml Huge pvt pauos adults Ph &15·3'185 or 837·6050 11, bath. pallos. air. de-Many \\andn.,..:1. S295 c 0 · _-_• ___ H unttnl(lOn H a r bour ext516517. lu>.l', udults, S2801mo ~1!2.'ili 97!1·33i'G Ll:l' I & 2 Br . 2 ba Adults a rea. _ Newport hoch 3169 1:11!1 Anaheim St NEWSparmu,:IBr,2b;i only. no P<'ls. P ool. l6885L~nn 11-16·3541••••••••••••••••••••••• rHt> 1111. Mgr D:nc Jacuu1. From $220 mo ------ :? BH t·pL. drp-;. t-;1d~ OK :'-lo pcb 5200 mo S.18·0183 2 llH G.irdcn ;ipt "'r11k. cbh" ::.hr. pool. P' l. 1>al10. nr Inane Ind .\rcJ ~7~1 i\dull 1'~ Side 1&2 br ;ipb Jo;ncl gar. patw. 11001 Lrl..t• nc\\ no pct::. 1;.1111Xil! :! llr. I ha. I ston. ,,.ha~. liq.,., patiu. frpk . hca111 t•c 1I , d ~hwh r . i:ar ,\dull:., $250. 21i50 Elden, S...'li 3125 New Twnhs1• ,\pl. t'rplc. pool. Jac•uu1 2hr l'ibJ , pa\10 & bukony, i:ar " \lasher, dry1•r hool.up 1\dull:.. $375 !Oum 6pm . t»6 2010 Jf'll frplc & di>. h:alurei. tlJl ·3900 1!1132 M a~noha. 962· 1800 Cute I Dr. ,,, Jal now C:1n +all mdrn conve n 11• n c <· s ~ :! o ti m tt 673 IO:!J. t>7 5-I O!).t VILLA CORDOVA I BRfromS210 Mo to Mo •Spc1·1al cabml'l bpt11•1· •Lol'l:1.od i.::or. w tli.: ~tor • ll W. di... pl. ln1lry r m •Ga' cookini:. hllwlr pd • .\dultl>. n•> pl'l1> 232:1 Elrlcn J\ "" C M 646 0032 New lux 2 br . I bu. bllns. S.'7S mo. 3 br. 2ba. SJ7~. 1· h I d s m p t' l 0 K I ~·ll91ti NF.W I br lrplc twam l'L!tl, blln~. pool. VOiie) hall. J!<ir. s:!J.5 11-12-6934 I llr .. 5215 & 2 llr ... $2115 lllll pd. :? hlkb heh Call s:Mi :J(jt \. o u rLEX 2 Ur J·' • ll;i, )d, gur, S275 mo. 11411·026;) 2 Rr. 2 Ba condo Quiel. I llH w ;,lo\'e & rein~ J\dolt:i only. Pool & r ec. l::nclosed ~urai;l' No ctr. S255 mo. 552·3280 cluldren or pC'ls. S225 + dep. 2Q..I I:: \Mth Sl. Call 'llEW 1,2 & 3 Br. apls. 5'\8·3281 afl. SP :'II Vanous 11 B. locations. Kid!> OK. Renls 5225 to S.150. Kent Rogers Rily. 848.8300 BLOCK TO BEACH 2·l bdrms Sl8S 1·2 bdrm!I $225. Acecs:. to POOi 22u Huntington Sl. Mgr 536 3:;19 Deluxe 3br 2ba condo Children ok Cpt'd, dqi~. hllni.. Ldry. pool SJ50. 89'l·L'H2 2BR. 2 l"l:t.l. llt\ frplc, enclo.~c.-d gurui.:e. lmlry rac. 5275 mo ALSO JRR 21.11\ L~. palio , w:1hr/dryr hook up . $:1G5 mo s.17-2622 Condo, l story, 2 I.Jr, $:150 mo. Call Ka~. 003·0841 day, 968·9952 e\'e. Near Pacific Cst llwy & Golden W. 3 Br, 2 Ua. din area & fple, gar incl $.175. 846·0814 ----------NEW 2 Br & 2 Ur den WATERFRONT VIEWS IN NEWPORT. Smklno ottlon ~nd ~n ereoant. rrc1t1no wav 10 1111r Choose lofts Dav w1noows. skvrrgnu rire places vour own onvatl' oatlo or 1:>a1con11 A frlMdlV m1111on·dOllar rec centt'r Tennis courts. too ~>romontory ~'oinl Luxurv aou1t rentals from S 150 mont111v ~00 Promomorv or west. Just nortn ot Jamoore~ on Piclflc Coast Highway ft>reonone 11141 675 eooo. Owneo and milnageo Dv rne Irvine comp;inv PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS IMCHARMIHG OLD SAH JU.AH Thi' t·harm1n~ 2 bedroom, :.! hath & dt•11 homl' ha'> plui.h rarpct lilt?, r1rc11la1 '" hutll Ills "" :! ear )!ar.ij.!r Won'l l.t'l lnng• (',111 hW :!ISll ll.1~' t•1:1 1151'!11 l'\ l llllll!' ~ IH'1•l.t•lllb ~ 9755 or 6"5·3967 1'Yo ol Orange Couniy's most beOIJl!lul oportmenl :\t1nutc' to N II l BR ••••••••••••••••••••••• communihes.Arelolllng furn 1\dul1~. nn pdb 21R WATERFRONT selttngwlltlstreoms. ....•..•.•...•......... 3802 SUSCASITAS :>.cw. EablSide. 2 BR. I 12 lia rrpl, prt\'. rear~ ard From S3ti0 Ai.:t. Ou\~ .lS:.! iOOO. n11:hls s;;2 0507 E-SI• new •luxe townhouses. Frplc, e ncl )!ar. 2 br & 3 hr, 2 ba from S325 &12 160.'l •OLIVE PARK* 3 Br, 2 bu, luxury lwnh;,c ..,PT HOMES New shai: & kit appl "' aplS, wtgar. & rec ructl Nr. HB City Hall. 5275 up. 842·47J9. I or 2 Bedrooms and Townhoust's From S219 so Open 9·6 Du1ly :!llOl'l'"port Bh1I C\t Bwllms. t·rpa-.. tlqi:.. B wofer1ollS.on<lmo.ieSllc B·Q, huge det-k. ,::arJ.:c rrees Feol\Jrlng poolS, :mr " gar S215. :'\u rpts. "Jlcr pd. 157j "(." ·. Oran~c Ph ht" n I 5 ti:l6 1120 JluS1,e mslr, Npl llli. loc Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm., bll·ins. C..116.JJ. 7059 or 545 4931 cpt.s, drps, encl. gar., all 3842 Spa-Pools· Tc nm~ Ano~~ from Fush1011 1;,land al Jambor ee on San Joaqwn lhlls Road STl'NN I NG I.~ I hr g,1rdcn apl Pool. rel' un•J s:?IS 710 W Hllh Sl SIJ5. Jo I llo 3tio 1 F' t1' LE y I\\' E. !\ H cuu . sou no. b" rcis. 1714)644-1900 nu. (714 ) 847·7566. lOam · Large 2&.3 br apts. 2 ha. 5pm. i dys. pool, exercise & rec rm. ----------S330 Nr. Harbour, JBR .•..•................•. JACOBS REAL TY on<I excrnng clubnouse sauna 21U!I llrhlol Sl 2BJ\ Triplex. Ber 8am or - ~t.r 111.1 <:rnulu ( lt·.111. "·"111•1 . llr\t'I'. pool. nu p..i-. s;!i:i 1111·11:11 ·, 675-6670 wttnsoclOlevenlS Tennis. !. lh ~ h.1 ,\lc:-a \ad" 1 Bil Furn s:io;. gym,ondvolleyt>oPot 1" I'. d ". enl' l!ar. ~IS.'i 2 hr lri·plcll.. Y:1rd Nr ll:tmilton/ Brookhurst. aft 6pm; 213/592·2666 Jbr. 3ba. gar, put.10. Sml •DELUXE• IJll~ of hllns .... ,.11, walk Balboa Island 3806 The V"IOge More ot \dull~ nu p1'l' -:.2i5. 0 Id 1.• r 1· r I pr 1• f ,.. 54t. 111111 lk:reh1·11mlJ\•1 fee Sl5 child ok S38.'i. 962·077H OCEAN VIEW Lge, new dlx condo. 1 br. form din. Slep tlwn liv r m, fplc, jacuzzi, tennis, 2 patios. Nr boat docks. $325. (213) 5911-1715 Easlbluff 3 h r . 2 ha. Lease. Incl spu1• ma,l1•r :milt•. d in rm & d l>I i.:11 r age. l\ulo d uo1 opener a vail Pool & recreation area. Adults only. No pcls. From S:l60. to shopp111i:. •, rn1 hc;il'h ••••••••••••••••••••••• everyThlng you're IOOllfng t)Jt 201 1 3 hr. 2• 2 hu. 2 1·ar gar. LI X 111•1\' :1 llr, :!'·: Ila ~31 W lflthSl 3 BH · 2 ba .. palro . u11p1•r IClr Fumllurelsovolloble L<a; I 111 q •ry dn. i::ir. dshwshr. lrplc, $:lll5. 212 t\\nhm •,, rn1 ,\1.rrin:i 5'18·0-192 duplr" Sll'p.s lo hi·adi nu t•htldr1·n or rids SPACIOUS:.! Br 211 fJa. blkslobeh 979·6279 /\d ll \' I I OM and 1wo Bedroom i>.·11 \'If, rt'\' f,ll'tl s;llj;, ----------1 U s. l'ar )' l'u~C. (jwt•t. lllalun· ~ni.:I or hltns, fplt·, t•nt'I ,\'d, 1:ar. ---. S450 Month. 6iJ.iK-19 Adl 'Living ? bd f I • I 1110. 1'13 !Jlli:!•1rf1:il 1.~:11 Sl70. Bache lo r 4 ·pll'"· • • marrrl'tl q.11 11nly llcf~ lols OK. :.!027 O r a nge • rm, 1rep acc-. : m1 e L'uslm Exec 4 Br :1 Ila :1 Si n J( I ('S o k . fl t' a eh. Balboa Peninsula 3807 OHie.as open 9:00 la 6 00 ~~·~.~~l;~;l·tl. S:.!00 Hin kc. \vc. 1\2. wknrls. cvs. ~~~3each J year old. Irvine ----- 3844 865 Amigos Wa> l\tunagcd by Grunuda Mi:ml <.:o. car g<ar. l'anora0m1t· Vu . t•omb<.'r. frcst:> fl3 1·2Ul l ••••••••••:••••••••••••1 ..... N_ow __ re_n_lf_ng_. ____ _.,, grdnr, no p ets. s57:i • s::!lO mo. Nice I Br llt•sp t..1·,· .! Ill', t hu c·ollage on ........•....•........• THE BAY LEAF WOODBRIDGE Sl75. 2 br. pool. Guragc. 493.t;t.'.l8or493.1109 Huntinqton Beach 3740 pC'rmancnl all Its. no 1-; ~uk l'">1>t.i Mesa. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. 106 llay A\'c. l.111 , 11r p ct~ S3oo 2 Bdrm , water pd, S260 l1..><1ut1ful. spucious nrw uplS. Pool, p vl p;illo:.. Kidsok. Fee l\10111 He ntals, 540·;,370 P INES J\PTS 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. Desii:ned l ike early California bungalows. l'~r o m $270. 1 1 5 Pinestone. Ofc hr11 3·5:30 wkdays, 9·S:30 wknds IA YFROHT HOME Santa Ana 3280 S~1ALL DEACll llOTEL Balboa Pcn1n. !H.'\ .).11MI • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • llooms SJ() wk - --Adults, no pct!.. 3'J9 J\ \OCllllO, c. M. 6.11·3190 Near beach. 1 br Sl6-0. 4 BR. 4 ba. S2000 Mo yrly STEPS TO IEACH JBr, 2Ba. l'ompletcly re /\ph $130 mu. 536·i056 :! Dr l12 Ba. sludfo. S300 2 decorated h!\C. ~1ohawk -----Br 1 Ra upper. S.120 'r'r· SL. S32S mo &12 2800 Bachelor apl. furnished. ly. mo to mo. No pl'ls :ill ut1I paid Sl50 mo 9i9-68i8. 6i3·6880 South LGCJUllG 3 2 86 536-2911 . . ••• ••. •• •• •• ••• • ••• • ••• --Near "atcr. SI 75. l lal , . , L.ocJunaleach 3748 pa1rl Slv rrfn )!. FN• 1.llLLSIOF. HI ()f• •. \\\ ,\ y ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\IJin ltl'nl.rls. SIO s:r.o Small hOU'l' " '1cw , ~'\ inrl ultl \.!I ;-.,11 S2SO. Furn bc~ul. l Rr apt, 1, ... l>l2 lil:'iO nr t>• h H• 'll .. mpl fl adll~ I l1l 111I 4'1-l 12110 Westminiter 3298 •••••••••••• ••••••••••. Son 4\. ~\.\ im Sl~5. L"l1l p.wl Ft•r ;\1.1111 Hl•n1.1f,. :.ul ~Jio r enm.c;ula Po1nl. ) rh lge :! Hr . :.! U.1 r1rl'i.:-rni.: rm .1Jull' 1111 p1;b. SJOO. 6i5 IJSA 1511 ~ltramar Or Capiitrano leach 38 I 8 mm, ;\ E\\ I." u 3 Hr. .! B.1 , It ph ll W :$.17.:> .! I :"~') ljm "' :.,11 'h 15. \~l ;\u r •. ,. l hr, I..:~' \'Uni otct runk \' .••••••••••••••••••••••• JI! "'""I 1 fir uf1•,111 'll'\\, lrrtk I Br :! n.. llt'W 11.11111 ··ul d1• "·" :-.1:10 mn t.1:! 1ll01 !\/t•:rr C\l't'Vlh1nc :);175 LC19'1"a Hills 3750 f'o 1x.·I~ 1!!:) 1911111ton ;)."1 I Ji';)! Jo: I ' •••••• • •• • •• • • •• • • • • • •• Corot1a del Mcu-3822 Ho.ties f.umished or Unfwnis)ied 3 300 •••........•..•••...... BEACH UNT ALS ,,.l.,,.TEH sn.l\n;1t Yt:1\HLY Prn1ierty :.1 an.ai:<·m1•n1 fltll r Whlll' ll1•,1llu1 :.~101 ~('\\ llOrt 1111 ti ALICIA PLAZA S<·1•n1t :'lt ount.un \'1cw:. 1.ari.:c. dlx Jriult l &:! lldrm i\pb !"urn & un 1111 II l'nol. J.1l'Ulfl. !11lhJnb ~.XI fil~il or :i~I ltl:IO 6!~2 11 St•ll'kpurl, L.11: I lilli. ~1rr' . 110 pch ..•...•.......••....... CORONA OE!. Mt\Jl :! Br Townll(luse. lrph' l'uol. lennis. Sumc on•an ;'Ii [I ,,,r-; 11:.10 ...___.._-t Mewpori leach 3 7 69 & C;ilahna '1ew:.. Clo~c cu:;:= )425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~':.ts.~fiing & frnc bcal'h ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'lreanfronl G.iraitc ,\pt 2.., _________ _ :i llr :! H:t, 2 r.ir ,::.ir, full\ llr. I h.1 no IK'l> ultl ~ -------- 1·vt'1. llnti: J\ch Lill \\.11! n~~ lu t;JO. $J25New2br.lbafrpk.hlln~. K;.rlhy fl.lb 6821 or llelen mo ~fi .. ..,10 garage. 1\dul~. no pcL' ~ ~ 113 ~10£111 .t: llO~tF. Renl or $385. &IO-IS.IO ENJOY 1977 ~c"' Tu. .. tin PJlro h me RrntJI purchase Adult, Jhr, 2ba, atrium, yrl, AC. nnpt'lS 554 7731\Mt 7PM lhcrowa\'e, lennr'I crts & 1~ 1 Rr. stp<1 lo bayi bch. In this exciling new apt ' ~or<'. i\d_ull!I, no ~l., ~;.:; mo adlls. 00 peL'I Spacious 2 hd rm .. :.! ,,75 532 4;,.tJ _ ----673 0072 baths. frpl<' Deep hrown -------• carpeting. Modern sunny Hot1Sff UftfwNs.hitd Newport leoch 3269 kitchen. Lgc pn vnl" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• sundt'ck. Su rprtl'ing vl1•w of Newport Hills & Just macnab I Irvine realty ,.ONT IOW GOLF COUltSI Lovely bra nd new 2BR townhome on golC course. Private garage. Pools & tennis. $6.50/mo. Martha Macnab 642-8235. (Y62) HAllOI VllW HOMH Spacious 4BR 2-story w/lovely low- maint. yard. Near comm. pool. $675/mo. incl. gardener. Cathryn Tennille 644-6200. (Y63) PAIK UOO Rental or lease/option -submit terms -motivated! 2BR, 2 bath condominium in immaculate condi· tion & just redecorated. Dbl. gar. w/openers dbl. door refrig ., was h er/drye r . Co mm. pool. $350/mo. Lynne Rothell 644·6200. (Y64) 642·823S 644-6200 t01 Dover 2f1"'" ~•.trbor View Ctl\tt r I ;"Vt,,. II C.tmpu\ V11ll1y C.l\1tr 752-1414 I'~ blko;. t o beach & shops. l\dults only. no pets ple11sr S 125 Mo , least- Deluxe 4 Br, 3 ba. all elec, dbl gara~e. Oeran view $6.50/mo. 673·1l992. 2br. bllns. frplc, pool, palio, s un deck. S205. AdulL~. no pets 673-1418 eves or wknca . 2 & 3 BR apts available. Immediate occupancy. $340-$495 per m onth. Xlnl location. Close lo shops & beach. Ask for Mlssl, 675-2.311. Nr new, l!p<'l't \'iew, lwr dplx. 3 Br. 2 ba. frpl, !!Un· deck. 202 fl'<>rnle of $fl00/m o . 847 6608. 63i-2333. 2 Br. pool , oceanll1dr. udult.s. no pets. 752·50M or 673·4300 New t hr nr bench root. 11ar .• laund. foci I. $2R!i. 548·9002. 9112,SSM. /\sit for Alex. Trr pit'\ '.! Br. 11 , h<1 1-'am rm w frplr (.' D DW n11 Pl'l'>. ~15 l1h li:ll IW~. Alli Lr :; hr. 2 ha Mo!>'t ut1l t'tl ~.!2."> mo ln m o. 622 llam11ton 645 0:111 Lt\RG •: 1 & 3 br apls Di.hwhr pool Adulls f''rom :-210 mo Ga:, pd. iiH St·oll l'I uff Placen· llJ 1>12 so; 1 ----Tnpll'X, 3Br, t •:Ra, frplc, sundcck. no pct:.. S280 497 2237 sf\. 6 Redecorated. Sll!S Li:e I br " pool. walk lo ~hops. Child ok. Fl'c Main Rentals. 540·5370 lfunt Hrbr a rea. Btn lux apt w/bllns incl dshwshr. LoHIY pool w I blfl ·y lndscpd ertyard. Adlts. (71 1)846·1755. :>!aturc adlls prl'f :\o Cute 3 Br. I':. ba condo. I flt apl. q•h fin". IJlln... 1·h1ldrcn. no pt•ls. 1887 bltns. "~hr Id ry r. lrg t: Sul\' s:.!17> :.1nnr0\1a S.111792.1 p<1t10 5295~ 97-1·1867. 552·o.t00 3 BR. 2 b11., unf. $425 3 BH. 2 ba .. unf. 5400 associated BAOKEAS-~EAlTOAS lOl ~ W 9al~oa &'1 JUI PARK WEST APTS Adull & family a pts. from S245. Tennis, heallh club, garden \•1ew. 3883 Parkview L:inl', lrl'tnC. Own1.'<l & manJitcd' by Lge 2 hr. 2 bo near br:och The Irvine Co .. S.52·9200 Yr;irl\'. 6-12 2280 t'\ e' ~ 3848 wknds !>h:!hr \'u S2'.!S fil2t.:!l:l 2 Br d plx, pvl yard .i Br l l; Ba, bch lwnhse, + m.1tnl ht·l11. !\<lit no , p l h Id k I -·• t t ti t 1..,.1, ('pl prcl 1,jJ 0512 Tllll LF::\ llttl'"' i. ... uu11n c i. t' 1 reno . mm ..... nrw cps. p,· pa o. en· LOCJ1o9M1 leach ,., t' :.11-:~1\ \ 1-: H ll E .111"' I lonw ;ii mo,1>hi.•rt• .: \\ :i hr rh•luw .tph S lh 10:1 1 II.\\ :'111•:1\ Ill lWS Sp;w rhcc1 ~ & 1·01~ I 1\ 2 Br apl1>, i.'IWI i.:11r, ..i.1,c to hc;wh 1\. rnllt•!lt', .\!Jny f:w1I ,1\'ad i\o l.11ls or J><'IS /i'r ~20 11-111 0(17:1 Clwawr~ l.argt' unit. pro tx:cupJn!'~ S2i5 6-15·3861 n1s S295. 963·2S32 ; ft·"1onall~ ilt•f 111.1t.·d ;! or fi-IG fi238 536-1461 _ __ _ Km!! :>II\' hcd1m .. I'll 31Jr2 Ha,uppcr no pct~ 2 2 Br condo. 11'1 Ba. rplC', 1•utro. lll'aultlul 111111'1 k1di-ok S21i5. W27 \alert· pout. S295 SJ2·40l5, l;l'llllll<b , <lhl •·11• 1 i:;t1 Cl:t 54().!)1)8(); Mll·6.<lt!S illll·S266. ·197-2976 (714) J!:t:, \\llll'f p;11d ;\11 111·1~ --- ~latt111" (l\·rm.1111·111 2 Br, 11psla1r.s. forCl'<I ;11r Steps lo Heach & Dack l)11111C'11l.1r l'1111pl\• "a11I hl·;1t, <"pis drps, Mnvc. Oay, \'ollcyball. jacu7.7.i, 1•1!. sn:. .~Hli ~!lli:l "r 522.'l mo. r.:i1 :?725 pool. 1 Ur condo + form 511 !IJtit, dine. <':\II for more info. . :.! Br, LR. OR, hlln SI\' & l\trkel\.11·6010 l,.\H GE ~ fir . lH';1111'. 1h:.p, hrk fpk. p\t palio. ----- •...................... SUPER RENT AL! I Bdrm., 1 bulh 111 large apt. Near Mnin Beach wt Oeean View. Stove refrig. & all ut1ht1es 1n. eluded al S325/mo Cou1ey & Company 1104 So. Coast llwy LJ\GUNJ\ Bf:i\CU 497-2457 Spacious new :? & 3 Udrms 2 balh un1l!. acros~ from ocranfront & m•w e1ty recreational de \'elnpmenl. lmmr d. 01" rupancy . t'amil1e:. & pcls an·eplcd S335 u1i. 675-4911 Drkr . LIDO IS L!': WAT E R F'llONT :I llr . 56541 mu . Lease. fi73·1i8AA 1 nr :! 11;.i :1111. hll11i.. l'lll'>. l'l'lrt~. Ill'\\ p;11111 •lllll'I new decor. qits. drps, Irvine 3844 Irvine 38441rvint' 3844 f I l a<Jll~ ~lU W"'ihr <lryr hkup. l:h>:-.l• lt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• patlll, pr, s:uo :!:it:. 5 1~ 11~11 hl'h ~:15.!lh.1·f>l211 niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Oran1:1'. C:.I fi7:l IKIS:l . Coita Mesa 3824 Coita Meso 3824 Costa M~ia 3824 ...•••..•.......•.............•...........•......•••.••••.••.••••.... Adult Apartment Homes with o Winning Uf estyle. Choose the best comblnotton of superb recreation, premium locotloo, ond on of the appointments you desire to make your IHe complete. •Air-conditioning • Bullt-ln Appllan~es • ~ate Patio or Balcony Leisure Llre AJlrodlonS Include: • SWfmming Pool & lheropy Spo • Two Lighted Tennis COurts • Clubhouse wttti Areploce, BIUlords. Gym. and Pot1y Kitchen llf!ir One and two Bedroom. Jr' ~ One Both. No Lease ........ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ~ F1om $230.00 faPk Me~ Vil~s 550 Poulorlno Avt. Costa Meso (714} 761-6995 Now you can rent in Woodbridge. Woodbridge Pines Apartments may be the bc~I kepi secret in this seasons residenliJI best !-Cller, the V1ll,1ge of WC>Ol~bridge. And this rustic aparlmenl commun1tv 1~n I easy to gel lo right now, either, wilh all the vdlJge construclron goin~ on 11ut thr~e one-. two-, and three-bedroom units. des1gnrJ like eJrly California bungJlows •• 1rr well worlh the e fforl There are cozy built-ins. rrrrplaces. P.ilr1)$ .ind h.1konies. Lots ;md lots of style. Plu9 0111 lhc wide-op<>n vtll.1~c rccrC'Jtion and other ~oodncss o f Oran~c Counly·. mosl exciting new place lo l1vr. r.1llnw •lllr mar. Willi determination. And ViGtl ~0011 Before we're all taken, too. Woodbridge Pines Apartments, 115 Pincslon1·. Irvine. California (714) 552-0400 Rents from $270 Owned & managed by The Irvine Company Lea sing office hours: 9·5:30 daily LQual Housing ~= Opportun1t1os l.:.J'" WOODBRIDGE PINES ~· . .. .. ~· :>·· l .,,. . .. CJ• DAIL'( PILOT Suno.y. January 9, 1m Acm,untiftCJ lmlMu S•rvlce C-nt/Coecrete G•..._, H..ilncJ landscaping MovJ"9 PointfncJ/Paperi1t9 ,._.,"CJ ...................•.•......•....•••.•...•.......•••...••....•....•. ····················~·· •.•...............................................•••••.••••.•..•.....•.•.....•.••....••..•.•.......•••.•.......•.. tkiokk<.'<'p1n~Scnlco SHY Sen ice or full Conc rete Orlvewuys, WE t:OlNG CLEANUPS Sull\lt tlu.'l1ncltlt i\<'<."ounb :. c r v 11· ~ fo: x c <." u t 1 v e walkways & patios. f'ree •Weekly M:11ntcnun~·c • R .. u~ rutt•.., 1148·0 Su1te11 t°Jll 6'10·~170 __ esl. Aru refs. M7·228S. Free E!>t ti-12·99o7 A.rc:hltechaol C.,wnter ChUd Core E'tperien1:cd (i 11rdl•n1n f.! •••••••••••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Service & Clc:inup~ C,Juu\ Ard11t,•ctur.1I & Strul' 1-'INISn. HEMOOJ::L & Child c11re my home work. MikeS48·2049 turJ.I PIJns HmtJI & 111 Hpr. Smull job:. OK. wkd1ys. Lots of lovln~ Gefteral SerYICH __ _ Ol'W l'Ol\.\llUCllVJI. tk:.1d Reas.!li9·0379 care. Gd n et. Re;a1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (" c.1i'~' · 1 t1nJu!C t r 1 a I M-;s le r C r a ft s man . 833-257l HANDY :'>t.\~.Jtomes &. 1'1", ,;io ____ Sprc101ty f1n h;h. r e · eo..trGctor Apt11 . Consc1cnt1ous 1\rch1tccturul Oes1!!ner rnul.l\!11ng & repairs.••••••••••••••••••••••• Crafl4man. Ph: 64S.0302 ~: x pr. 1 n ..: u ~tom Refs. <199-3105 L~E M. JARVIS Gr-odi ftei.rrlcnt1ul ttcmodcb & Carpet Stnice Addltiorui & Rem<>deling ••••••~• ••• •• •• •• •• ••• 1\dllllion~ 1;.i~ ;,111.it) ••••••••••••••••:•••••• 962·M73 U c 3178S6 Ski I ad,. <l t k __ p o c1 , ump rue , lluulin1:. 11\ovlt1).!. 1'11 ;111u11 S7 uv Trct·\\ 1>1 I. Reu. ... f J~t Ire• l'bt M2 15:J1 I 'r•r 11 1.untlH1tpcr~ MOVING' X Altll!d mun. Pa1ntln.1:. ln1r,fo:x1r. Ex 110!\JE SAVF.RS 'PLlJl\J. ~pnnkl~·r' ln~t.111 & fl'· tnsrd :.l11\cwidc/locul pr"d, C'lrnn AVR stucco & lllNO & llEA'fJNG . l''rl'I! f>Hl1 ( 1111<'l l'll' & brick l-'reee~t. Duvc4DJ 8105 !!Villi, 1 1;try $11Xl. ? ~try r&l SIO Hr lioneal & "ork t• 15 7<17H ;,rft 5 . . • -$.ISO. Rof.\, MC $48--0731 Reliallie Ser v. Rof;\ & ~lalon1• f'riendly Moving Co. Effl· M t h 8 7 0383 Houffcleoni"9 . c1ent. friendly service PAINTING . Int/Ext. 5 re g. 4 • & •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Mo1nttn°"'• Lo" elit iios s rates Rcq, depend11ble. Free _i_s_i._J_iso ______ _ Want ,1 k~ALLY C'l.Jo.-\!11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-0992 est. Call J.1y &IS·796S RooflrMJ HOUSE? CaJI 1:1n.:h.irn II.ind> rn.1n. ex1HH In RAINOftSl.flNF. pt .......... /R I ••••••••••••••••••••••• C1rl Fr<.'ee 1 n • '-123 hom1• m.unt Nn )oh loo • Cllrcor *PG r s ~. ' ·'" _ i;nlail lh:JS rutc.-t'ree MOVING· HAULING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repairs & Cornpo!!lllon CLEANING HY ANN parnlrng t"!\I. 817 :1719 Anything Anywhere VERY NgAT PATCH ~_!l_lnictesd. lnspectloni.. Experienced Wllh ids ---fo'llllye11closcd2Tlruck. JOliS&TEXTURE u 13rd/IJC 'Lc/Wpr\Cl'b, fr Afters PM.' 1!13 Ol>l:li) Masonry Jo'ast, cxf>r", very reas. Free Kst. 893-1439 cst830·5020urM1·5930 ------••••••••••••••••••••••• Wint-0n S<IG·~. 673-4714 PATCIJ llL"'TERlNG Tele•lalon Repair HOUSECLl-:A:'l:IN<: Free .l':st: llloekwatts, P.-L.Al-/P . '"" - • • 8aby~1fffncJ Carpet Man will lay yours ••~r&e Pllmer &Sons hauling, tree work, grad· •••••••••• ••••••• •• •••• or m1 ne. n cpa I rs & Adds/Rmdl/Pamt/Plans ing, demo, cl\' 751·3930 gxcdlt•nt c:h1hk,1re plus cleaning too! Guar wPrk SmJjobs·Llc'dM7·6932 ~ f By rchabh•ro11plc· s lumpstone . brick. _..,.,.., openng ••ALLTYPES•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reis x :l·Sl:ll:! R1tsid/Comm'I. Reas.••••••••••••••••••••••• Freeesl. 54~ CANOPY'fVSVCCO. · o •• b Ori .r.. hi ---------~ lsl Rate Service •110'.\l ~C.:LI-.:ANING • l..1e ~. ""' 7S0.93S4, CJ -pe'9"op cs Homes·AddJlloM. Restuc· at Fair Prices 960·1833 ,. ' By Lynn & Jean 960-3953 CIJstom Murals 836·5555 co over blk walls. f'ree T S I ~ood re/erenccs 536·77 1 I lo'irepl:ires·Pl:inte~ PETfRS PA.IMTIHG est. low rates 586-4892 .~ .. ~::.~~ .......... . KIN( Bnck Concrete Patio Exper 'd, Reas Rates . . :scurpet&Clcanln1t BtockWalli. BBQPit~ F E C 11 Removals . trimming, ~;;;vi E 00 IT ALL" Heb. £~ls. 646·Q.i64 rec i.t. a Gene "-nbillCJ PJ'Ul\ini:. free est. Uc'd ,,.,,..,,.....w .s:>2·o.a58 ••••• ••• •• ••• •••••••••• Fully insured. 642·~ llOUSF.CLEANING Is Cu:.lom Ocsignt-d patios, Painting-paperhanging, PLU Mll~R·Repalr, re· _ _...:: _______ ..J Our Busint!SS Call planters, walks, feJ!CCS cabinet ref1n'g. L1c'd. pJp~, IDB!allatlon Janice' Rag ed. An also ceramic floor tiles rreeest.Joe892·7694 services. v. Gidley, IFYOU 675 6553s g Y n:. Many local refs. 645-&512 642·9315 hal'e a service tn offer or 11r.·~chool part lime. at bigger savings. Fr est . ._.., 645.3&1~ ----------1••••• •••••••••.••.••.•• f;IJ 1j!17J C 'It u e.ctrical YOU J(J\ VE IT READY B1dineu Sefvice We Care C<lrpet Cleaners ••••••••••••••••••••• •• I'LL llAUL IT AWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steam CleanorShumpoo ELECTRICAL SERVICE TtM ~--OJOC (,ra11t11r illmarativn & ad AfsoUpholslery·All w<>rk CALLS $IS/hr. Call \lj'rl1:.111i:. Identity guar. nef~IMC. 1-'reecst 842·8233 GtfridofiMllC)htly ~}~lnrrs, liusrncss cards. Reas Rate.-:· &15·3716 ~ trosh Ir debris. logo~ Nt' 4'1-1-11286 Steum Clcaninl(. liv·rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Collcl(e stud't, $1:! load. · . Exprt Painting & Paper· ---------1 y llavc somethin~youwant I n g. c u 5 t 0 m lO"'n off with this ad. goodstosell,flace an ad haul· SELL Idle items with a to i;cll? Classified ads do work+m atcrlals 25 yrs P lumbinJt, water avs. in the Da ly P llo t Jack Da1lyPilol ClassifiedAd. tl well -Call NOW. expr, r e ferences. leaks.bathrmencl.Reu Clnsslfied Section Tvp1111-( ut home. any kind. dm·rrn, & h,ill. avg rms. All t.)'pea wood & block. _S._'8_·_6428 _______ _ H,•ai. r ;1I'''· will p11·kul) S30. 1' rec Deodorant. F ree est . Area refs. G Ct 1 00·5678. 642 5678. Ri chard 96().3361 832·2-168 Phone 642·5678. .\tdcl ~·S.IH. Crpt,repa1r, dcfleu & de· 557·228Sor645·7839. .arage .eon ng, odonze.15 Yrs exp. Good 1ng. rcai;onable, 642·5678 refs. 53l·Ol0t Want Ad Res~lts 642·~8 645-8585 \ 'i;1s~1fic<l Ads Aparlmtnh Unfum. Vocati0tt Retttals 4250 Office R...t~ 4400 lusiMS1 Rental 4450 lusJMu lusitwss Lost & FcM.-d 5300 Personals 5350 Jobs Wceted, 7075 •\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportwdty SOOS Opportunity 5005 ••··~··•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""••porl leoch 38 69 BIG BEAk LAKF.FRONT •l MO Jo'REt-; RENT• COMMERCIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S children lost 2 yr old Drinking problem? LEARN PIANO TUNING ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cabin.~ 1111186tl-770 t I ·2·3 nm. 0Uice1 from SPACE FROM 50' sq. It. Considering o Bus? IEER/WIHE T AV Goldc.n Retriever, male, C311 Alcohol llelpllne Limited operungs, grp • llr ''Nrl\ w tor w1lhoul 494 9727 or839 5173 S l 25 per mo· A c1 J :'w1 l close in: 3000 :.q. ft Over 500 Acllv1t 101:<11 · wearini; choke c hain, 24 hrs e day 835-3830 sesMol\S at low rates hoal ll1l<'k. <;.11!0 PALM oL·c-ERT llOM•'. l\lrl)Ortl·r llotcl. ?>\oleahe + 500 sq. Ct. stor11ge. llu.s. Ji~ungs. Ple:1H• Nill :\ETS$2000!''10NTl1 Newport P£'nin. call PIANOCARE 541:0911 tiiJ :!1!fl Deluxe r~-;.'nlbhinns, Cl·~· rt.'<1.11333223Tilnoon established location, or slop by for f1c1t inlo r-:c .... ly remodeled beau· 575.3731 or 213.273.7373 •SPIRlTUAI,READER " Dana Point· Ideal for ,\II <·alc~orics & l) l'l':S ty. 8u11y all the time. Collect. Fully U ccnsed Male nurse, companion, l.uxun aflult dfll, 111 llw lrul air, I" heatl'll pool, 60• PER SQ FT w llcnl ouly $200 mo. Busy 18155 El Camino Real <."hauf, HI hrs per day. 1111111, HC~J sq 11. :: Br :! huge yard, 3 Udrms, 2 1617 WESTCL.tt'P'·NB Beauty Salon: 1140 sq. fl. ya'~.guurantee lu plcuM! hlvd loc:. Terms. Agent LOST pet Cocka.Ucl, gray San Clemente. For appt. RefcrenC(ls $39·4895. 11.1 lpil·. !>001. ... :! pvt Ba. comp klll'hen, 2 _A_G_'T_._s._u_.503_2 ___ 1 VILLAGE FAIR E 751•3741 751-1400. w/yellowheadinv1cNo. 492·9034 492-7296 1---------l•Ullu~ >,1.'l{l i:;,:. u.111 :!1155 TV's, ~ll'n·o. 110 ct11tdrcn Lido Isle & Bay Shores. t. Mgr, mature e~~c ---uudl'r 10. Ph· 213 696 7882 150 I WestcUff Dr. Shops/Ofhce·ccnter of UNITED BUSINF:S!i Money to Loan 5025 Reward. 673·9109. MASSAGE sccy/bkkpr. Gd renter. 1x.;t,,\'.'I \l:, ~rly 2 Ur 1 3 d;iys , SlSO; Weekly NewportFinanciaJCtr Laguna;400tol300sq fl. INVESTMENTS •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• , FIGURE MOD .. ~ Retired husband & self llJ dplx, patio & yard S250;Monthly $'7SO. Offl ava1lable·negotiable 1525MesuVcrdel>rF. sc•t'HS Lost : Wei maraner ....... managed sm·. luxury •3SO mo. st1 67110 01 L...-g ceSpoce leases for desirab le (ucrossfromKonaLns) IW female . 9 mos . ESCORTS apts18yrs,673-2128. ,,12 363'1 Ski 11, v.h1lc its here. 1 Or Call on Sile Manager tenan~·next to Pottery Su1lelOO. Costa M~sa HOME OWNERS borrow M.cArthur /Ford Rd. OUTCAU OHL y & loft, bach penthse fully (714 > 642·3111ext246 Shack. UBI Open; days at tow bank rates to COD· Dark eray. 64().2677 Real Estate Sales ' 'l llr. 2 Ba. c:irJll'l & drps. (°"WP'd w/unreal view 631-3811 UKE MOllo..IEY7 \\.ilk to Bay & oct•;in 0~"~ nr wkcnds, call Sc~ Prime location In Hunt· rtZZA·S8000. Gr solidatcdebt3, payt.axes. Lost . Dec. 30, alteredi----------n • ~3 3382 995 .,1~ i n g t o n ll eac h on Cauwy&Compony JI' h" take a vocaUon, room male Beagle, ch oke RELAXINGMASSAGE LIKEPEOPLE7 ,;, .. ·-.......: _ _ _ h61i 2110· lirookhurst. 800 square HM So. Coast Hwy. ~n~~s~t.tyleeal~t'i~i: addition, swim pool, pay chain Vic CdM beaches BobJames·Llc. Masseur : • "'•rf&:.Jnd :!llrSJ.IO.litll feet.Single. garden type LAGUNA BEACH Growth urea. T r y off existing 2nd or any Ans,'s to "Eagle": OutcallB9·9,494·Slll :LIKE $2,000 1ul K11J:. :.ogl" F1t t' Rentals to Shore 4300 store or om ce. Good ex· 497·2457 SlS,OOO.down. Al{t. purpose. Reward for returni----------1 \lain Hent.1ls MU s:liu ••••••••••••••••••••••• P<>Sure, assigned park· Ult 751.3741 MECHA.HICS 714/673·2352 •PALM READER• PER MO? .. ' Woman O\"l'r GS w/cnr to ing. Cail Mr. Plummer NEWPORTBCHSTORE uA'TIOu"'Ll" .... K $20readingfor$10 h -Br, I ~ ha to11 nho11sc h " . C d M h 0 m e 963-6767 2630 Avon St.·S270 Mo " """' "'" LOST: Ladies heirloom Past, present & future H YOU like l ese qucs· ,,tylp .\rl111ls. no Jll•t:. ~, J m~ llm board & J erry Wynn !213)477·7701 Cutlery & Gift Store In l714J631·3954 ring, In Robin son 's, U c (213l654·L3SO uons we'd like to lalk lo _S!35 Mll :!•iR:! ~~:n~~l ..,ala~y to ri"ht DB.UXE OFFICES Sq CdM. 3425 E . Coast Hwy, ----------! Fashion Is l. Re ward. you lodoy. New lramini: person 1'ighl or day ph : Comml & indstl spaces 700 · l"t. ore. avl. Pac. ~3°~ + iin•enlory ' h t, 21td & Jrd T.D.'s 496-1667 Ev11. Collect. Properly Analysis for program w /guuranteed :1 br, ~ lw. "P"c 1ou,, upper. tli:I l72:i 200 10 2000 sq ft. As lo-A: ~t. Hwy, Newport Bt·h J.OA~S AV,\ILABLE divorce or bankruptcy. $2. 000 p e r month tiu~l' nw ... ter l>r. dc•l·k & as3S'sq.fl Lag Niguel& $200 mo. Catt· Robb1t Cn'tl1tnnl1mportanl Reward. Off wht shaggy No cost or obligation. minimu m Incom e • • ir. nr on.,111 '\.l"'i 1!117 Roommate Needed. M f'. ~tission VicJO areas 548-0757 RESTAURANT 67:14~ Oroker doNcgw, ymAcdarssL~vee .. ~lasrlboonr Ca1Rea11897E.:.137ta5t.c Network, pFaanyste1snt1.tgsrof1weld1ng0•ff(.'cro1mn .. · HI\"" Uri fi7:l·ll~lll -~hare rent $1:17 50 ~ice 2 Handy lo S O. F'rwy Rat boa Island . r"l ~11. Co1y hi l!Old mmc Lo " "-' ... 1 C..tl l\3 00 ~ " rent F:Zo~ral1on Shorl MONEY AVAILABLE V1ew lllllsarea.&a·S8S9 personalized trn1111n~ .~lr:.!H.1,.p1 .tl1 p,.,lhl" llr CMv.l~·-lll!IJ<:hJr_:c ___ ·_:_IM commerc. nr olfl<'l' hr~ o .... nl•rwilltram /\ for:!ndTrustDeeds Need Models for FREE that guarantee-; your l•1 h . ...:J'IS nw 1. ".', b1t Fem\\ llnh:d lo :.hr lgc 2br space. CHf·slrccl park N1.,1l ' U1ck !'ark, Bkr lles1dcnllal Purchases LOST: • REWARD For supervised haircuts at sucess. "We're here to ,w1,;\1•plurw.i.11 .... 1_11 _ h:.c. 1, hlk to hth. SllS. inJ?. ,\ppro>.. 500 i.q. It , i,;:1 i348 or ~wty refinancing up 'Thomas, male Siamese Richard Ouellette Salon help" is our motto. <-•5 -lf"'/~93 13711 BEDROOM Pr"" rest room. Rltr. ---------to SS0,000 ""r loan. Call Seal Point. disappeared every Tues. al 4PM. 200 Please call today for th~· ·1 lir .! h.i n1·" p:iint & -"' ~ 64.t-23-131\Ion. lo Jo'r1, !l S BOUTIQUE Amer. M;rl. Investors at Olympic Dr. & In· Newport Center Or, N.B. Laib /fll' .': IJ~k ,hay & bch Mah• roommate wanted to Prime Newport location, Corp, 2311 Newport Ctr !,!;~07623r Ln. H.B. J an 4. ---''---------·• 6, 3 I ·2·246 l(~\J I~ l~t 11.1·1 1103 -shr :! Br, 2 bu t\\nhse EXECUTIVESf. Store S275. 20xli0, ex· lrvme Co. lsc Ready to .....,.. EXOTIC r-IRLS R ( \' G '""' '514 posure 65.000 curs d111ly. SIO""'' Or.Sultc3().1 N.U. ., 'lllr&1lcn.:!hu,,und1·1·k. <.' Hl'<J l ,;>oo·•• • Want lomovcyour orrlce 2334 Nwpl Blvd. C.M ~omust sce .. vw+IO· 759-0242 LO S T : F . Min i Massage&Modclmg '~"P~. ~o h~'!1· S.'i'.!.5 ) rly {Jwel .... ork"g f<'m wanlf'd out of the bl'<lroom & mto Pkng frnl/bk. FA heat n:ntory. 640 1232 days. S h N Outcalt Only 542-3169 .~: J j '[ ~ h 11 a ( ;11164_, 4166 to :shnrc 3 br hm(' In prest1gi1lU1> Newport ing 2 restrms, cptd. t*l 175.'ieves. ~·· Tn&St 5035 o~:.a~;~v. g~;K:21;4 Join professional, dis· J"f':IJ·t•l~:ftifi# \•tra(' ... 1· V" 2 llr dh ldual l1f1: :.tylc Cl..'ntcr at ::i fraction of G;s.n88 1....-rs$2 500 +Het REWARD criminatlng, sin gles ~. • .... ~ • • " Kt h I aundr~ pr · , lhc expected rost? The -, F-'7. d I ••••••••••••••••••••••• I b •n h I I townhous<'. new cpls. ' t • ~ I\ F.xecut1\e Suite hu:. the Industrial Rental 4500 re<' stan '"~ co1 ncr Ol' SECOHD TRUST Found: St. Bernard, gourmet c u • -+. non We're here to e p • • drpi.. Rltn•: 1J w. 1 rar Str.S M0·29:!0 "fl 11. am ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ongm;,I owner nf 7 years male. fluntin"'on Beach smokers only. Write Ad. 'I, 11 11 1 -~inswcr ne<'<ls r!'~l. This one hits DEB> LOA.HS "' No. 806, Ually Pilot, P .O. Avallable Jan 8, prnctlc11l t•ar. e4 r 11•1~· 0'fllta r mpl f·•· I n6 I \'our .. ff1 "t1 r 0 11l i 11 lr.l\A ft """c: B&C Rfi area Call 900-4934 29 ~ •u ts ~ .-· \ l " ... n. ·•1 JI 1m1 .. t · v " "' """sq. ·'~ .,n ll all Agl $10.000 maximum. Com· · · Box 1560, Costa Mesa Ca. nurse. 494~11, ext 1 · u ."'' '"J J•·'" ntt"L' Tuc:tm Ir~" Br bJ ~lude s. ren·ption dolph St, C M. $288. mo peullve rates for good FOUND: Tiny olde r 92626 until 9:30 PM. J •• liC!W~ ~1•r,r,;.• u111,r~1:• If!&'> ser vice, conference 646-2130or679·3iU9 UBI 751•374 1 ctcditapph<'anls . . 1br townhOlh l'" hlln• room , pe r~onallLed ---. --M»IUFACTURING S EATY female Peek·~-P~<?7 c..t KE 1'0 M E ET S E CU R l TY MAN c·pt-s. drp~. ii\\, I l'Ur frl'l' 1011111 i11 lu~dury telephonecoverage.ma1l IOIOS...-.Feet MORIN R L mEu·llltd1 Scol orc : F~c P EOPLE , PLAY w/Calif. License. Clean, ln·1nt· home tu .1 f.; Y in h di de d Santa Ana P:itenled lh-m *' 494 oo57 *' c'>ulc·09!.w{ lonecress, . CARDS?. NAw duplicat.c reliable, cxpr'd, lookln" 1:a r aJ.?<'. near Hong <'X r hangc for lite an mg. un rgroun 1 Unlquep1eccofl'flU1p· -o -"' " ,. llospll:il. ~o pets ~ p;irkln~. 1anltor Sl'rvice. Off Grand, between bridgestudioorrcrs2dlll· for day shift employ. ,111 200S houseki•epmg. Call >\en all utilities ext'ept phone. Edinger&. Warner men t protect cd n l'l f'OUND: C nirn Terrier ly sessions. Sr. Citlr.ens ment. Gd refs. 551-6042. 5S2 r222 tall 714/640·5'170 !i7S·2601 $280,000 this yr P rcsC'nt LOANS 9% male. silver . v ie Etl· play for Sl.OOnn Thurs~l / .!hr,:!b.1.'itud111,1pl R"'.SP. 1 •• \UY to shur1· T HE EXECUTI VE ---------ownc•r un .. IJll' lo hantlh 11. Leu•ons "i&ooffercd. Exper re mode ler, w r. F'1H lsc, 11 00 ,qfl Can lie· rl•lf11•a1ctl Also2ndTDLoons ini;t·r/Bu:.h 3 rd FV. "" u t ool s &. r e fs seeks .... .,:ar ~W mnnllt homu fnr lite dutl .. , SUJTF. 1• T " 1S3!J 03i3 0 RANG 1-: C 0 A'S T · i;.1: Ii '7 Good~ orrcr If )OU enjo> Sbi Sun l'icola~ Dr, Suilc warehnusc ofh<."c + ·1000 l..cHc .ii.:1t " 2!1' • <111 .... n · .11r1t:.t crms ~mcc t:H., · --------• BIUDGI:: CLUB. HS E. homeowner, contrartor, <Clll J•--n1<·c hnmr fr('1:'dnm. and 106. Newport Beach, Ca sqfl :.tnral!l' vards in ;\J£l Sattfer Mtg. Co. F 0 UN 0 : F e m a I c 19th St C M 5411.3302 ~pee for \\ork. Uy hr or ~ _.. Irvine lndustr1JI com UBI 751-3741 642·2171 545-0611 German Shepherd. Vic .. · • Job. Forms, footini.:s, Capistrano 3878 10~ 1·\1>cn~c-. '\v. Pl Reh Cd~f 390to10.'>0!>q ft. Cpu, ple:ir. lnd'ns: kc•y lol·k. Wamcr & Magnolia. Has Beautiful Girb fra ming. dry woll. fmhh, -••••••••••••••••••••••• 1...1 •. ~t ___ drps. ,\ c. Jlinitnr. gasoltn!' pump!> & veh1 •IRAVf.Ll\GENCY• SAVE SS i ollar 1\.12 5113 decks & T'. rovers, <'XL Cutdow" park·g_.~_l.u._ten673·4120 ell' 11J-.hrad. i'attonJI Cro:.!. Sl,000,UOO + re;1l l'n\'Jh•l):irt• willhuv -----Would like to meet hie&. brick work. Steve S<c.Co.fi.1118250 monl•v mJkl•r h11othe,1 your.:?nriTI> ,,.123573 l''OUNU.Schwmnblcyclc geatJemenfordayore,·c 673-5064 UvlftCJh~! OFFICE S PACJo;, N.8 rnmmis'10n). n o rt· ov.ncr identify by color. fun.SJS.5363 _::_:....:._ ______ _ -Sh,.n• J home or aptment 1649 Wei;tcliff Dr. Air, :'11odern contrat·lor~ ore rc1'\i,1hk'>, xlnl l11r<it1on !-.ltc & speed & frame -,---• 536 Housecleaning, reasnna. -.... 'I fl1 I 11111111 .• ll,1 fl1. 11 " u1,1111 .• 11 ._.1r ,, \ Jll 11t1\\ K: .. 1.~:1 -· ! . • • I j: r •' 1' 1' 1, b i; ''-···· ,...... U pvt. to1lcl, <'It. Two units w fncd & pa\'cll 'tnr:ii:c ~ 1 os .ooo. 2!1', cl o >A n I st & 2nd TO loons numtx.'r. Date lost & Joe enonol S•nic:es O ble. reliable. r <." r ·s. Apartnwnti furnishtod ._,~t '>llAO.S NU.~TCD 400sq ft cu 8200/mo·no yd. 2500srift l)u1"1'g & t\lo(nl 558·8531 lost. Call Huntington •••••••··~··••••••••••• a n yt ime. Afl 6PM, cw Unfuritished 3900 t~-...ci.~~i, .. ,,. xtr:is One unit 1:'100 sq II :; O 0 s <1 . fl yd . 1111'' &10·82112 0 -nch P.0 .536-5621. Conversallonal Spanl.sh, 642.7430 ..•••..•......•.••..•.• lr\'int• Pac1fir Finannal "" F h F. t "' ...:._::_:..:..:_ _____ _ c....4~11'.>"' .. '""' rt. 2 toilet!\, :is i'I , C.:.:'11.llarbor area Sl.000 SUPPLY SALES ____ ---renc or .ng 1S1• For 0,c1 5 ~ r~.11.12 ·ll:li s 100 1 m n . r AC 1 Fl c mn. 1\gnt 8.13·1:1ti_1 ___ 1 r-:z i.hort hour oper:ilinn Founcl: L:idy's Schwinn guaranteed in 20 lessons Hetp Wanffd 7100 Tm; t:XCITI 'iG PALM MESA AP'TS. t L ST T F: c ---S25 o o """°""'e,.nts/ hike 1-:Jstblulfs. Cati ononetoonebasls. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want t.idi· 1,1 ~lt.tr i• nice 1 EA ~:. A " <.'ne Industrial Unit 10nc'1 ~~t" ~~~sv~nc f~ru r!a1. 644-69tl9 Call (714) :H8·3029 ACCOUNTING 11 fS httmh with ume lllll. 6-12·02UO for f'iberglass v.orl... Personal5/ 58 "CCOU ... Tl ... G/ M '" l rFS 1 I I ..... l'T BCll " • C.:allfl)r Jppl tosi·e Al:t Lost & Foimd Found Male Terrier Mix. Tl"CIV.t 5450 ..., A " " r't bJth Sl>S. 536·1257 l\PPROXflOOsq l\,C 2nt 645·1930 UBI 751 -3741 P"YROLLCL"RK !Jach, I&.! BH rrom 't'K ••••••••••••••••••••••• Multi cir. Santa Ana. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' "" ~ li96. 130 E. 17th St.., SU1te T ----G b k d ---------1 $250 mo D<l\'le~ 0479 1,000 S.F' 16· per Sf'. top Amourtuments 5100 Jlous£'broken. gen lie. Europe s wks $1829. 6-20. 2 ood acctng ac groun \•11111 .. '" 1· .. 1. R""P fl'm tn ah;ire hnu ... <· • <."<>nd. many amenities. BEER T AV C .M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97!1·!H79 e' cs. mellls. London, Pans, inrlud lng pay a ble'I & 1nC\l n~uct1onmn•nt Exct•nfc-<>u1tes <l\erlook· C M loc673·1117 'llct~o,·er s:!000.~1n. Artist.; & Crafts men F'O",NO,• B"lboa Isl, nr Vienna,Venice.Cruiseto pa.yroll req'd. X1'lnl co. I .i I \11· .1 111 • 1111 .. ~ t-.,.,, "' '' « f1<1rt Ill\ ·I ' t•1r hnhy111UlnR 6 )r uh1 Ill~ f.1h11lo11" .'Ip llarbor S~----4550 "1c·al location. parktni: nl'<.'rl1•tl for v.knrl Crafl " " Greece, Rome. F1orence, beneC1ls. Sa co m · t' ltrn•' •WI i:?:l~i &lhl• PJ<'tht·Oceoin Lux ~ front & r~ar, (ull "1tchcn Sit le, rnaJ or ~hop 'g C'olhns Isl, Grey whte M Swiss Alps -19'l 61IO mensur ate w /expcr. turn incl i: i;rrn•iary & ••••••••••••••••••••••• not reRil.1.at1on nl full Cl'nt t•r. SS I' tlay f>lO 1~110 kitten, :! mos. Med Ing · E..O.E. Will be 1nlerv1cw· Slrf.!l :>I 1-· to 11h,ir<' :18r rec:ept. frM' s:~ No lBe Stor~ Goroqu pntenl1al, owner anx· hair.675·3036 EmPoymtn!& ing J an 17, 18 & 19. Call " 'I"' 111 I ,11!1111~ ~tl'J>ll .,. 11 t H a I P ~ n 1 n . PH: nt.t t 6i:-.. tu30 J2xU New Sil~. Sl)a<.'l'& 1nu~: FREE POUND: Sin. Bwn. & Blk. Preparation for appl. 640-4580. 1 1om lw 11 h \\ .tlk fn ~J2S mo 1 ulll. \'rly. blk ---/\vallalJI<'. ::!J.10 Nc>AllUrt ,\<IT S.'17·4200 IOA.TING Shep? Vic. Adams & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• \ oll.1.:1· I 111 ".'l.'i u11r. h<h 1113 ~!10 Exec Suites Blvd. C.M. Call :1•111·7177 T" ........ IS A .... YO .... EI. CLASSES Mesa Verde. 751·097'\ Schools .. ,c,r, turn .! Hr. );!60 uni. --' or541l-5321 """'" ,.. ,.. I trucH 7005 :.. ;i !I" 1 urn . C :i I I 1\TTRA<" FEM/or M,\LI:: Would you li ke u l'it class ------MISSION Vll'.:Jll Starting J an 10 1977 ns on ·;1~1;:i.1 ~i1:11t4 30 fOSllJ\Rl':2br.w/male. olc to properly present Rentols Wanffd 4600 Prn c tice ma<."h1nc . .SPon'lored ByThe l·:~~~::'n~I;\~.s~rkg~~~f. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Suppl'm't rem rt>nl fnr It vour bus 1maiic In pleH· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 cs s 0 n s. rep a Ir. llAl.BOA 8 k 1 . F I I c M MEN WOMEN Roonu 4000 hst" duties. Must be neat mg surroundings w /em Execuuve relocating cle· sportswear, equipment, POWER SQuADRON 3 er°' a rv ew, · · TRAIN FOR •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Apt C 21~ Irvine, C M. cient sec ·1 services? sires lo lease/consider very atlractive terms' tn teach you lhe proper & i SI 302!> IARTEHDIHG nnrnl!> ~~ v. k up "Ith --------Ideal Fwy a<'ce11S. xlnl purchase o ption very /\GT 837·4200 safe handling oC all types LOST: Small bm male TWO WEEK CLASS l..1trh<'n ~·l7 ~() .... k up Roomm11te, ovtr 21. lo locale. nr 0 C. Airport. nice new or almost new orboal.s Fordela1ls call· Cor ko poo, vie San NATION·WIOE J OB 11p1s ~114 '17~\ AA.are 2Br. 2ba '"C M. 546-2982 single fllmlly house DELl·El TORO 673·5717 Clt'mente.41)3.7534. PLACEMENT ---$140. Call 540.0010 LI! \hKkrn, quic•t rm & Ground Floor •·;or "-d w/Cncd yard. General SS,OOO PER MO t '"""" man'a blk wallet •-~!STANCE R l t h 3 "' ... N port Co t T<> Real l.harr1. Ca11•r1n" SCRAM-LETS -v"' "' GOOD JOB halh, nr heh. pvt entry oomma e o s are noor. Next lo St'c. Pac e>A' as are.a. " l I n ~l;,()nln.644·6121} bdrm home on Balboa Nat"I Bank. lncldi. utll. S600/mo. 7S9·03ti!I or npt'r&t1on cx pa11d111 ~ pocket organ ier, e at OPPOllTVNITIES l!llnnd starting J nn. 11th. Ample prkn". 1111! 1-;. 17th 898-6681. foal, tremendous poten ANSWERS phone booth . corner AMERICAN HOTJ~t •. S2S wk. Hntg SISO mo.+clcaning dep. St Co t ".1., , rh · • t1al not yet r eallied, f.'airvil•w & Raker, C.M. I ARTE ND ER S Jlrh Ocean 1 bloc~. Cnll 675-4074 ·. s a •• "'"' · Wanted unfurn hy I• eh tenn:1. Mayhem _ Pled~e !'lens<.' cnll for reward. !lro-:.!G..."6 or MS 0973 l\'e 642 4210. ltt. Single ludy, small Agt. UBl ___ 8J7.4200 f'rohc-Giblet MO·S.110 Dcn_n_is____ SCHOOL m!C~. Roomm ntc Wa nt ed. UpstairsOfc.witlhuvere· C4llJe. Lip to St75. Hofs r1llet -Oi11own Lost : I.ilk. Afgh a n , IJ0.11': 17thSt.,SA female. My C.l\f. hnme. ceptionlst svc 1763 avrul.&45..aol3 FAST·CMto Meso FIRST GAME femulc. J\ns. to Aua. 8.'14·l960 "'!"'rm&IJoth.St:.!Omo. Call art 6 pm. ~8·7060 Orange. C:'tt. 5"0·1086 ~:Qf.X{J~~~:..... An inveterate golfe r 202H2 Vlllal(<! Dr., Hunt. SchoolsCoastToCoast smoker. 979~1 2 Brdplx. pvt bath. phone. --FftlonC• ~:~;;s/f~~:~tu~~~u ,::~~ reter about the J.10lhoii -. .------so 11n our. Call A.M Acco40ling 'HHIERT HALF"& accounl~ IMMEOl.UaY AVAILAILE Temporary Assignments * Acc:ountants •~f/C flt Asst looldlN,,.,-6 * Ac:countiftcJ Cle-rile All Areas Oranf,1e Co. PleaseC11ll 714/8354103 500Snl1lh Main Sl. Org No Towc-r. Ste SO 1 Kit pnv fcf!1alc non· Jerre l-:\·s. Wknds ......_.sflnvest/ l.lreamed he osked ,St. lku1:h. Ger~nTutor1ng CdM lldrm & bath. Pvt $200 mo Incl ulll. CdM. Hr Mariners Mlle ••••••••••••••••••••••• accommo11.1t 1on s in LOST. Shaggy brown tletica .2792 enlry Sl~ month G-i<>-1591 NEWPORT BE1\Cll ~s llquld3tc (list 1 h <· n v c n ~ l 1' et er mini rem. poodle, bhnd. ---· --·-------------- 642·281 l Stor~ & Of lice Suites C>pporft.ftty 5005 AGT 837·4200 rcphNI, "I h;"·c som<' R e w a r d . l 8th & Leam the llust le, Dlsro. Administrative ---G....,..twR ... 4350 FromS300 26t01\von Sl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •LIQUOR LICENSE• goodnewsand somebad Anahelm,CM.646·7838 Ch a Cha. Tango, alt Secretary U n r u r n I It . r o o m , ••••••• •••••••••• •• •• •• 642· 1194 & 67S·tl\06 CIGARETTE SU PPLV OranJo?e Co. On·Sale news for you., The good Penonals 5350 ballroom dances. Doris· Buslneu olc. 12 mo'1, 8 wt kitchen priv. worklng Single garage. C.l\-f. DtSTRIBUTORSllt r General. news Is we h.·n e magnin· ••••••••••••••••••••••• _C9'_..(159 __ J_______ hr day. -3 to 51085 mo. M/F.l12<lmn.839·096S otlFalrnCArFreeway. Free office space In ex· "COCKTAl' "'.'' cent courses here· the +rnnge benefit.. Sh 110 S40.2026 change for t elephone rartor Full Time ._, bad new!I is you.r PtRST P REGNANT? Jobs Wenfed, 7075 wpm, typing SO wpm. Ap. Furn. room, pvt batb, answering&llghttyplna. Imm edia t e nee d in EMERGENCY SALE! GAME ~Wrts tomorrow Carin g confidential ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI d1 ritt r La refri~. hotplate, cpl11, a •r 0 i e ea k er & 644-6883or 645·6710 Orange County and/or at 9o'clock. counseling & referral. Mature executive legal D!ac:t Unt?i~ sci':o~ ft2S. t>45-~ (Nwpt Beh l Fa.lrvlew.' Costa Mesa. aurrounding town,; for MAKE OFFER! Abortion, adoption & aecretary w/probate & Dl,trlcl before 1/13/77 lat & tall Hn 2SOO sq. ft, No. Costa distributors. All retull Hnrv (219) 272·42A9 <'ol A Touch Of CJ11115l kttpin•. real estntc hack"round & n room , pvt bath. mo. _., mo. M-a. ""''lly Improved. ~ .. , .... arc scct1r"'d hy " _,..., " P m~ -.... .,... """ " ,.LU!..lt~&Wl..,.E, AHHOUMCIHG A.PCARE 547 . .....,.. with xlnt skills seeks In· A/REC Cl.BJ( • sar. ~fer empl SIOOO/mo. Mr. O'Keele, company. therclor~ no ~... .-. ThcArrlval Of terestln•. exciting, Exper'd t,yplng & Poll· /female $115. 64S.&405 E·alde Coata Meaa on 540-2200 product ~llinc. Become SANDWICH Newport neuch FHhlon *SHARON'S* challenalng poalUon. not lng. Small co. Good ev03 Weatmlnater. aln&lt Mod 2 ulte. diatrtbutor for such n•· OP C<>n i1ult llnt "OECKY UTCALLtlASSAGE necesaarlly Jn aame ttenefltis. N e wpo rt ~ocaffoftRMttlls 4250 garage.'30/m().642-9401 oc~~'::u~idc'•~~ tcl10,.nr:1cltlleY .• •,dsv~Vrlnl~s,·ocnd, LAJll::Y" for the dis· 0 499-1324 cepaclty. Wm COMldcr Marine Enitln&eriag, 897 Offi • __ _.._, .. 400 "I ~ " Ln~unll Bch, On·Sole. crimlnaUn" .. ~man companlon·driver . Hrs 4r w 1 ...... St NB , .. S .... -••••••••••••••••••••••• ce _... .. \PV, air cond. Par .. n1 "·mels, 'ta rlboro, P "ll 8 \V L'•t b b ... ~v • ou• • • ·'" ......... . • , ......, " .. ""' a . us1nl•ss. o u •ppt. only 556~ '""'"E EXPERT'ENCE" salary flexible. J\nn I.AKI': /\RROWll P.AO, ••••••••••••••••••••••• spacn, •Uitable ror at· Mall. Salcma, KnolK, Inc. $45.000 Inch~ ln,en· &0,3" 5300 Ad~ll motel. Closed ~ ASSIMILIRS Pretty lake vlv". sips 10, tornerc· accounlnnt o r Kent. cte. To f1U11Ury you tory, 9nth1ues. For nppt Lost• '°9ftd circuit TV. For Reser,,11, -------Needed tor u n lq u c $100 wknd, S200 wk,~ con.au tent. Use or law must have A rnr 2 8 hrl\ <7l4l 49'1·2066 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lions. 645.3967 NEED m~irul prnducU!. Ult" ltoUday wk. 642·"46 Ubrary poulbte. $26S m o. per week (d11yi1 nr C\'C& > -"vi,. ... a -LOST. Sm brown Poodle. BABYSITTING HF.LP l'lcan work In small · '~o.-•-= tomo.orCSOw/lse.0 00 ...,,,,., M-~AnltEST. n"mA ,.,.A_0 .•. ltewllrd. *KAREN'S* ONYOUR SK11'>UP~ "rowl~"co. R,.,,·~ni>·"'· Rolnx lmtlan \Velis R•C·~,.. .,,·:::::.::::...--:::::... "'·-p"• .....,ve, ND. Cell C .. "'H lN-VvvEST .. EN'r u " """' • '" .,., " '"'" .. v --.--.---""'u' ..., un ,..., ,,, NETS2000 'MONtlf • HuJlt'l(J:iarb. 840-l4t!l RCl!Pon~lbll' rolll'I{<' stu· ood d rit El Club. 1\iUy ~µJll. ,111ti11t__ m47Sl btwn ll·7PM R£QOIR~D l~rtH~ lllllndl ni.t hid lo! OlTJ'CALLMASSAGF. dent will hnllt~lt your per .. ut I <'Xll• y l II.-1 T... I• "· ~ to handle &mall PArts. tP .... n . .,nn . ~""' .. .._.... .. or mON l nform11tion v.1 prknit all ornl1ncl. LOST: Mole Jrish Sctlc-r, 8PM.·2AM 8311-1780 children oven ngs 11nd , awlmmbq Is ente1"' ..... ..,... CaMery VU1a1e, apace write to "ClOJ\RETl't: POt'f. 1tlup fot fa nilly whl on chest, 2 yrs.,·~· ht)J> wilh hoUllcwork ID 3198 M Airport l.oop Dr nmem.l.clnlbyday, ~...,....,-. forottlceoramallbual· DJ VJSION'' •23w·· Ll! "B d .. v1 L• ••omoN h f Costa'Meu.558·1905 . . eek R v ,, neas. Approx 150 aq(t. 0 " operauon. v n.: Qrtrs to ran y • c:. a,.. -cxc anse or roo~11---------->'w • mo t'Ser e now ~ltcwM6-480l P .. Box 14, R011emtnd. att nch'd, So. Or.i Co. nch, 12/30. Reward. Coun54!Un1&Ke.fenal ~and acct•• to lxt AaabfantCoolt'l'rnc 1'0'l'HopcClaS81c.64<J.262S C.. 91770. lncludo )'our Oood lcrmt. Aeont Dys. 2.13-78S4'1701, evca: P're1.tatavall.wltnds alopesdurfo1d&ya.CaU Cleanc&at.·C..Cee.r.M.ltlded al\ ~pr:n. Seil idle Items 842·"'9 phone number. '151-1400. 3S.1 0928 34 ffr HclPUne 547-~9$ Connie. B:rf.11870. Ene:rcelic S4fMM8 • \ ..... W.te4 7100.W,W..tH 7100 .... W..ted 7100....,W..tecl 7 100 ....,w.hd 7 100 HelpW..t~ 7100 _sun__..d.,.ay ..... J .. a_nu-'1_.ry.._9_ . ....;,ll_n _______ D;;..A..;.IL;;..Y..;.P..;.;IL;;.;;;O;..;.T_C;xcJi...:J:... • •.••••.••.............. ....................... .•.•.......•........... ..•.•..•...•.......•... •··················•·•· ······················~ -IUCROMIC GUARDS ...., W..t.d 7 100 tw, W..t.d 7 100 Hefp W..t.d 7 I 00 ~11te t<.ep Doiil Manufactur('r C l. E K K i n Ii . 8 DM., A•al•t-' LO ........... ••• •••••• ••• •••••• • ••••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ••••• ••• •• • ••••• 11 Olt OVEtl C ...... ~Corp dru&~lore. J>/llme. l::Jt needed for very bu•) . ASSIMB Code Mn e ~I Secret.iry. muturt \\AID Wanted. Scaolllf MO IXPIA. HIC 191t'l!:. Occl<lent1d, SA JIU. not ne<:e». 841-~. ¥TOUP ~pec:u11ty pr11ctlc1J l::J.ctronlcs _t.Ha. hai. Im· Ptrmanenl Jl'ull & Part· IHSUltANCE/Sdy To at.al"\ lll\cr Lhe New Mutlll, 1881 So. Coa:.l Exp. Boat Alaemblera Gd oppor for ni;hl 111rl mmed ope rung!! Cur ele<:· Ume. Phone & tr<1 nt11> re f'lre & CuuaJty Aaency Year. 64-1-5730 Hwy, Lag. Dch. 494-.4892 JI~~ nt!W to Or ng C .. m)liorarily dalCOtl tinwn )'our educallon recent!)' di1char&e from the 1uv1ce or fo ony reason 1ec:klnc tem porat)' or c:areer employ meat. consider thla uni que oppor-. You cao earn Sl'6PSlWUK Based on )'OUr produc tl vlty. Co mm + incentives & extra profit shanng bonus. On the jo training. Tremcndou potential to reach $upuvisory & manage- ment positions. Must l)('rsonable & ambitious For UJ>J)Ointment only <'1111 5lt-1 Ill Automotive New Detail Shop nee<b help. Top wages paid. Engln Steamers, eng palnteri.. buffers & polishers, up· holstcry i.hnmpooers, check out. pick-up & de· l1~ery. Apply al 2'159 llnrbor Bl, CM EHS-1030 ExpTouch·Up 0.llyoicper'dntxiapply Ironic assemblers qd Retired welcume. Pe~alLlnee . CLERKS Non .~ n1 o kc r. (; 11 I I Soldenng, slulfing, p /C Call ~02'74, o(c hr~ lU 2, Robertson lnsunmco LEGAL Sect')•. parl-t1mt' MAN. Expr'd to d111lver & loaldltesNnca $600 644~ bourd req. Xlnl bene an· Cl~ Wl'dnt::.day Corona Del ltkr w ut lea:.t s >I'll ci.l>(lr 11\lotllll muJor uppbance11. Will ttlifn. lOO'°"• ll'rcc to INVENTORY . cl'i: medidc.mtal insr. In 6'73 ~ v.• aeneral pru<•t1c1•. lln t•u t1 time. Mu11l bu DenlDI As.Mst. Chain.Ide, 1en•1cw Tues/Wed/ GUARDS WAHTED• lo be nrriin"l.'d for lilroni. dependable! & appUcaJll. Ml!llilon Vie ....... _ 9 °1'\ to 3 pm DI•" r tin'" wkn .. ·. lrv1nu •. .. k rd L'ri jo/El Toro Good figure 1 Day Assignments 1 yr min .:'il)Cr. JI 8 "'~0 u' '" "' '» ~ "' mutual convenience. wor • ulu uy11. ,.. ngc l I ' · b 111 t •-Jan 18. 6AM to 21-'M Suhary on .. n 962 M.l5 ln!trumenl:s, 102 Baker Anaheim. Altt! 21 & O\•er. IMpecto.rs 763-7171. bcncf1h;. YP ng 11 Y "' • .. -· ---~t. Coiilu Mei.a. Ph : M11ture men prer•d p CI Dunlf•"AP"llunce.w knowled11e or numbe.rs + $?.50 Per hour ...... """" L' o. .... u ( ' c • • . . .. "' d-;ro lo tu .. rn tn.~··kk~-p CALL TOOA Y ! DENT AL A SST ~·".,.,.,.,.. .. n1 or ms urn. ar ... LIGAL SECltfT A.RY 1815 Newport Blvd, c:-1 -.. ..~ uuu ..... phone nee. Apply Mu11lbcfuru11iurwith11ll f 5487711() lnirwlllbclpyoucaplurc CHAIRSIDE El\1Pl.OYl\1EN1' U•I s I l'rol""lloo U1$pectlontools&h1Ave f'or N.B. law o c . . uJ's ground floor oppor. ~Q~ Off i Ce • O>unselors: For estab'I '' ver u "'° at leost 2 yrs C'(pr. 1st Corporate exper. hclptul.M __ AN_U_l'.-A-CT_U_R_IN-G--<.:-.0-. Ab all Abbot P I };'Cper'd only. Short work employment rigcm·y . Service, l22tl W. 5th SL, nrticule fribrlcallon of C•ll Kerry S-IO-MOO_. __ ~ew•ks arnbiUous roduc· Aa':n""• 4"00 tas::,npnue~ 0 overl oad wk . .uene!lb. 8u~y prllC· Sonla Ana. lntcrvlew ... ~ p 0 ,. .... , " 22 ° lice. H. 8 . 962·2436. Prev. exp. pref'd. Will M. Jo' I O : 3 O • ~ o o & raw board:1, d~ill elc,h & Legal Secretary truinee ~Ion work«.'r. ud vunco-r. N. B. SS7·61 • 557_0061 a lso con1>ider sules l :30-.J:30pm. final 111spect1on. Xlnt or up to 1 yr cxpl.'r. mcnl Polentuil. $3.00 hr. BOOKKEEPER lntervi·ewllr"'9·" 30 DEMTALltECEPT. orientedw/pastbus.exp. working cond1t1ons, Strong typlnl{ m;in· 1>tart.Qll1&4:t·2256 a " For busy gl'ncra.l pr11e. Salary & Comm. Replies Jlalr:stylh,t wonted. 3333 employee bencr1tl> & op-datory. S.A. Altornoy ---------Immediate opemng for 372.J Birch St, N. B. lice w /fringe benefits. treated w /slrl ct con· Bristol St., C.M. S40·8888. portunlty for, advunce· ~.s.132 ~I\ TU It Y. W 0 MAN a!lsistllnt bookkeeper in Send resume t o : fide.nee . Reply t o Apply in person. Mgr mcnt du1'ml! our peak p /tamc to welcome corporate orficc1, Tustin. Classiricd ad no. 813. c /o Classified ad no. 7l!O, c/o Fufur. growth pr r 1 o d. 1 n . newcomers & conl11 ct $700 Start. Must have CLERK-TYPIST Daily Pilot. l'O Box 1560. Oa1ly Pilot, ro Rox 1560, ter\•1ews 9 to 1 l"b merchants. Jo"lo1ble hn;. good, general knowledge for the Cl:.asslricd Depart· Costa !'\1csu. Calif. 92626 Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 II a Ir s ly lab l. IJ u ~ )' Micro Data Corp. I rary Ncl'd ('Dr, lite typiu~. uC11ccountmg.A11'.A/Il. me11toflheDa1ly Pilot, Newport Beach r.hop, l?<\SIRedhill,lrvinc Wt: need cncri:clrc. M7-3095. bank reconciliation, etc. will ali.o a1>~1:>t on order xlnl location. 67S·3385 ;1rt1ru1 ale p e op I c --------- Excellent company desk uf Gencrul t\cl· DESPERATELY ESCROW INSURANCE "'d)namic per~onullllt-1> MECHANIC benefits. Non-smukcrs vertising Dept. ;\lust be Har. •o BUS IOY GROUP llEAL'l"H U1al we can truin tu 111 worklnl( or nol. cbeci. preferred. A1Jply rn al)le to type SO wpm und OFFICER ~ lmducc our produrt lo this xlnl opportunity. person. No phonc calls. ha\e a i,:ood phone \OH:c. NEED SET-UP MAM CLAIMS EX<\:°\lll':ER cu~tomers 111 Cuhl. & Automobllt!l>. Cllfss A lie. RedHlllR~afty 1-:xccllenl company Ei.pr·Atlea:.lt)r /\n~Ana. Work 6 hrs a rt'11 'd $4VO+per wk .... ~ r & Mag 11 0 per u t ors, t;xcclleot opportunity Needed for banquet dept. Salary open. Ph 549·1767 "" · l80021rvinelllvd.,2ndfir fned1ts opportunity T)pists, Secreta11e1> for a kno\\ledgable F.:i.pr nee. Must speak ---d.1y, J'('rm. in our of11cc possible for good man. Tustin ora v~ncemcnl. 11 w '1>h or d1ctaphone, F.scrow Officer doing re· Enitlish & Spunbh. App-Jr.A.cent to SI 100 near 0. C. Airport in i''ront end alJgn expcr., For interview cri • h ideal friendly ofc at· tuneups elee exrw>r clc 276 Tellers, Bookkeepers, saJe e:.crows in t e pre ly in person at the sales 100•., t•ree to applltunt • • .--• IOOKICEEPER &t2·•32i.ext . Legal Secretnr1ei., stigious community of officeblwn!lam This lrvme manuf. ('O. b mOllphere. Creative op· Callssi 57&&. Lite for busy single ore Equal Opportuoily Keypunch Operators t\llision Viejo. 3 Year!> Airporter lnn Hotel :.eekmg a degreed person por. for men & "omen to MED 1x•,.1s•cy Must be exper'd & well Employer 752·1380 between 8 5 cur re o t r es a I e ex · 18700 McArthur. 1 rvine or someont! clo:.e. Will make as much money 8 1> ~ 5 qualified. Phone all 7pm, CLEJtK. TYPIST penence necessary. Full have re~p. for parent co you desire while retain Typmg & insurance ex· 751-5823. range of fringe benefits, & 3 subciidtaries. Co. has Ing an xlnl base salary penencc required. Call ----------1 Position requires. figure udvancemenl and salary on-lane com puter. Perm. rv:.ilion:. availa· 49!">-lOtlO 9am lo noon BOOKKE.,•ER appitude. lite typing, ble A • ncem t to wk .. "s 5T opportun1t1es. Pleai.e HOST/ Ou•·tandin" co. benefits. · \a 1·n __ ...., __ . ______ _ ----------1 "'"th "en'I or· ski"lls to min. I yr business exper. "' 0 I I l ----------i n l " c as· Nile sluil SPM·l :JOAM. cont.let our Personnel ' Abigail Abbot Personnel manage r <• pos1 ion MedtcalA.ulst..t st l'Onlroller of :sm. grow-De p u r 1 men l . I m . HOSTESS Agell('Y. 4500 Campu~ available. Wurk e\·es or AUTO SERVICE inK co. in ln·inc. P /t-101c s-186 ~r mo. Xlnt work· 10=-• MacArthur Blvd mediately. D N ll 557 612'l mormnRs. For pcrJSonul Ophttulllmology J'ul>. could de~elop lo ing cond. & Company OUU4 r ' · · · interv111w contno.:t: ~t~ 1.·•,.unu/San Clem ur~u. b f. / SuilelOO ln"inc Need ind i \"Id u u I ~ u., f/time. Mr . nul e, ene1 its w growing MISSIO ... VIEJO J• •cCOUNT .... T RossiK33·l!O'~.T1meL1fe M:1turl'. l'llP1tble usi.1lll ,....,_.,,..,... financial firm. Cull afl Equal Oppor Employer .... w/plcasant appeurance "'"' "'"' Llb 1 L· 1 0 ·-'ed l k "Ath b k J.C. PEHMEY CO 24 Fasfllon Island Newport leach I lots an opening ro1 . ...,., ....,..,, 51')1. fH4·4360 COMPANY •· & peri.onulity to work r tame Send re:.umc lo r~u:sj m·. •:.1tua 1>-~cl~ lo w,or ("'Ii t' uc B 0 0 K K 1-: F. P E R c··1 L'J>L· ·r y1•1s·r 1· -DISHWASHER 24800Chrisanla wp e'e~kiemr1clt!s·. Inc I u cl in J! ~;aow{,t!_1~s 2~~~ ~!~vpo1c~l 1::po:r.:m:p:o:}:'e:r:::::::~ ~tu:.~ob:, p~e~ar~d to·.:~:~: l~/Char"e re!>taurant ex-'"' '" ralll\'c Mission VieJ·u Ca 92675 uv di di d l · b ""r preferred, po!.lllon <.)r nsurunce . ~cn1•y, . ~ (714) 837 6050 ~u w ""u " f I I\ 0\'Cr 18 rull or· p1 t1m~ Call 644-338~ uo··ch, C··11·f. """'tl3 or e verNe u ICS m lll>Y ,,_ wporl lie• h tit· 9'.100 i\ PP I Y . G r i "de r . • 9A;\J 'lll NOO. callEHS·l573. LOAN ofr. I~xper helpful bul prc::.ently ~v,ulnblc. in c at:...:_ ".:. -ltc>.tuurnnt. J.IUO W . - - -wall tnns idcr without. lhe ~ity of We~tminstcr. Cocktail Waitress for MW pa cl f I l" <; s l Ii w Y. Equal Opportunity THE IRVINE CO. Good (Jut>.tand1ng co benefits Xlnl working conditions /\pply 111 person IOam TO 4pm Mon-Fri Equal opp employer m /f 898·t.702 ___ ----louni,:e The lirolh1•r-111 Newport Oeach. Employer 550 Newport (.;tr Or LABOR PROCESSORS Send resume stating ei.· Law's, l'Jll for appl aft -Newport Jlcach per & tsalary require· *BOOKKEEPER* 2P_.)t f!.10·1989 Dru)? Storl' Cll•rk. 40 hrs. EXEC.SECRETARY EqualOpporF.mployer wraNT A mcnls lo ,\d ;!82:!, Uully \Incl wkmbl Prder ex Jt America's leading de· Pilot, PO Box 1500, Co~ta Oboo.Ck. kMfg has Gopenilngd for ~~ per in randy, lobacc·o. Tvo.Pa.s!>1tnex ... ~~-pvt .IC)lr& aosfsc··t. Housekeeper wanted . HAND OUT? velopet.r of plannedd' comt. Mc.-sa, Ca. 02ti26 eeper . en e ger Collections toSlOOO photo. Please cJll Mr. ·•~ muru 1es1scxpan 10J!1 ~ --------- expcr, thru trial balance saJes Reps $700 Peterson. ~-5847 Xlnl sh & typing 1:tk1lls & hvc·m. Room, board & mortgage bank In~ Men. perm. p/time for LA workexper JO Bi-Touch. J r.Accountant S750 ---pleusanl personality re· s mall -.al:.iry Spon1:,h Thut's the la1.y way. Get oper ation. This ha!> Times home delivery m ----------• neat p~i nt.ing, A I R Sccretary/Bkpr toS7501•---------o'd. Must be able to han· i:.peakin~ 01\. :.!(•h1ldren ti rid of beer bellies. boob created immediate open· Ne" port & Costa Mcba. ---------•I helpful. starting sal 8800. Jrvine Personnel ,\gency t:lectrumc:. die a wide ran!(c of re!>p . & 8. Call e\es 970 OtiS. tube eyes & thl• blahs. ings for loan procci.sors Must huve dependable AVON mo. t: u 11 for a pp t. 488E17Ui c05ta ;\lesa & w o r k w I rn i n <Yorba LindJ, Anaheim Come to Pacific Person-141th at least 1 year or cJr & be rclialJle. $.!7S to 835-2422 Suitc22-l 6-12-1170 i.uper\11s1on. Prefer Ill· lhlls area l n<'I & work day tu day. loan processini; or relat· SJSO mo 548·17 IV. IMMEDIATE dinduals w 3-5 yr!> ex l ed experience. Working -------luild A Business Wittlo4it GM IMJ Up Yow BOOl\S Stu*"h H041HWiYH & MOOftliCJhters :\lllhon Oollar corp. needs men & women of any age who enjoy spcakmg w/others & \\ho arc bor(.'Ci w 'the a\ crage run of the null jobs COOK2ND E:'l.µcr'd tn l'Onlmenlal cuhine. Equal (JJ>por emplO) er ,\ppl) Ill per:.on per .. but 14111 con!>ldl'r l'X· l'ffil)Orary knuwledJ!e ot t"N .)I A. ~1gml Trne, perm. Earn lremely bri~ht recent II 0 L" st:" 1-; 1-: p I:: It Pac1·t1•c 1'1lL.)IC & com·cnllonal SI 75·S200 wk. Fu ll1·r R.Cll"Job! OPENINGS grad 14 lo.Int skilb. All l.IYE l:" loans necessary. Br111>h Sales,!)S.1·7851 applicant:. will be tested :llu:.t hJ \ c locJI reb &.. I .el ,\VO~ show } ou how lo bwld & run your own business. Control your own hoori;. own income To fmd out ubout this challcngin~ earmni: op· port unity Ca II S 10· 70"1 or Zeruth 7-1359. Good co. benefit:.. 1:-;.o 1:;. good dn \ lllJ.: n•1•ord Personnel Pleasant pcr~onuhty & MODEL C:.11 for appl. &-10--lJSO. Small lam1b. II\ l rvo111 & ability to work under Fem fur !>pa & pool ;111 bath tilO Ne" port Ctr Ur pressure hel1lful in thl!> verti::.tnJ.:, i:d pay. ca II Victor Hyqo Inn 3GI Chrr Dr. LJ):Ull.1 ll1n:o11 1:-:1\•ctrornl·s rs a EXEC. SECRET ARY t>·H·843.'> 111•1\33-!14111 l'.i:.hion Is land IJui.y en\lronmt'nt. We 645·S.JSJ: res 6-12-3297 11r. d}11am1c pn11tcd circuit TO PRESIDE:\T Fa!>hl•---------1 1t·rnnn unnk Ul<li.:> offe r liberal starttn~ ~ GIS36. COOKS 121 Days or en~nmi:s. Apply No actual selli n~ tn· m person. Beefma~ter volvc<I & no sellin~ ap-Restaurant. 30111 Harbor ~~~~~~~~~~I poinlmcnts. Work w/one Blvd,Cosla Mesa. "ABYCAf' L• Aft of lhe mosl po11ular & ---. ------ '20 hrs ..;k~· Rcr:~;~::; successful products oo ks. Expcr b~cakfusl & please. 64 1-5891 aft s pm. the market today. An in· l~ch. Apply_ in ~rson. ho.ir!l h11u~eoffl.r111i.: out 1::.l l"inandal ~rv. firm llOUSl::KFl'..l'l,.ll ::; ll,. !'.t•wporl Beach salaries & outstand1ni.: !.tan<lmi.: h\•nH1l~ lo our Good carceroppor. Very • . '• ' 1' 1 \I Surle275 tH0-1970 compa11y benefits. This MODELS worktr~. ll you arc in· t hallenging. Xlnl skill:. i'amil~ of "· "il>ahy, ---------ml! isanexcellentopporluni· FASHION krc:.tcd in any of the req'd. 7S wpm typing, .100 50'!'e Engl~sh. rl'llu ' cf ty for u well rounded MODELS followinl!. please apply wpm sh 369 San Miguel lu:ient. Urivcrs he pre I•--------~ career In mortgage Newport"s neweslmodel-m person between JO Dr, N.B." Suite 200. f'd: Must he fll'xtblc" ht...c LAMINA TORS: ·· bnnkm•• Please contact· ''i.m & 3 .... n p.r·n . -------:----1 children & a dt·:111 house <>; .'· Ing rc~istry is now in· "" l•---------1 IJVE-I N. 67S·-lln I Wc::l!>all Corp. hns im· tcrviewlng "Qualified med vacancies for Ptn.onne!Dept. Profess ionals'' for expensive product who's See Gabby afl 3.30P!11- Babysitter in my home, 2 name is a household Beach House Inn, 619 school age children. Hrs. word lhruout the world. Sleepy Hollow Ln. Lag _2_·6_,_~_f._F_._6_73_4_4_39_. ___ 1 Work in a youthful.1_B_c_h_. ------ friendly atmosphere & COOKS INSPECTORS t sl & 2ml shift. Previous experience preferre d operallni; exccllon automatic drill machrnc We will train. EXPEDITING llousekce;·~arl lime. " SECRET ARY t;.15·0iill1 or let ti ts nm Westsail Corp. hus an rini,: IOtiml's immed. vacancy for ex· - pedlling ~eeretary lo II 0 US 1-; K I': I·: P i-: H. • "orkinbusystockroom. F llml' ,\p~ilv . :ll 1'~a molders & touch-up peo-MISSIOllo.I runway, photographic & pll' w Jl least I yr ex-" comm'I modeling. For J)l!ncnn• 111 boats. ,\pply VIEJO CO. appt. call SSG-8507. lo thl· Secunly Guard. 2iS McCormick. Coi.ta Babys itte r, mnture have Cun while you earn :\laJe or Female over 18 woman lo supervise to y · p pay. ou receive a to work nights. Apply in 12·5·J(), most afternoons. ed I DRILL MACHINE Ol'ERATORS Must have al least 1 year V~·rclc Conv ll!)~p. l\til 1----------1 of exper. in purcha~rng Center SI <.:osta ~lei.ii 124800 Chrisanta ..,. Ml11i°" Viejo Caltf. 92675. 17141137-6050 MORT GA.GE See Our Ad Under Loun Proccs110rs MISSION VIEJO COMPANY & guarante sa ary + ex· person. -:? l'h11<lrcn a~es 8 4 I 1·b ( tremo y 1 era com· Det Taco ~lu!>.l hu\e u ·n lransp. mission & bonuses. Con- ·i;.u._· _-_t253 ________ 1 tests & other incenli\'e!>.1 __ 1_7_2_0_Su_'--pe_n_·_or_C_M_._ BABYSITTER wanted. Xlnt advancement COOKSW•to.JTED posslb,·11t1es for both men "'"'' Reliable" pers on. my L h /d " h ·rt &\'omen. unc inner s 1 home. P t Time aftr· pibme . .)1a Bart...cr·s.212 noons. 2 llrs a day, Mon E.17lhSt.Cosla Mesa. thru Fri. S2 ~ hr. Own No exper. nee You re· trans. !163-40.10 ce1ve Cu.II pay while being COUNTER WOMAN' -----1 lramed. You can work Bab)'siUer. refined lady morning or eve. hrs. On· 11 AM to 2PM, Mon thru 10 care for infant 2 days ly 10 mm. by 1-'wy. from Sat. Apply al Stax \\ k my home. Own all surrounding com· Burgers. 899 W. 19th Sl. tran p. 6'U 8524. munities. You owe it lo1_C_'.\_l. ________ 1 yourself lo al least in-COUPLE on Soc. Sec. 10 SILK SCREENER 2nd shift. Minimum 6 months e'<periencc. know solder masks :rnd or stock room work Should be familiar w/mnnne parts. if pos~i· ble. Please call ~I!. McDonald. 549-9711 for more information. HOUSEKEEPERS NEEDED <'haracters. ~~~~~~~~~~I DIMEDIATl-:LY Pos1t1oni. a\ a1lahle to ~mo t::xpcr'd & re1·1:t helpful. MARGOKIHG HYDRO OPERATORS 1 position on Jst shirt. 1 on 2nd shift. Prefer ex pcnence operalmg hydro & clcc·tron•rt machrnes. We will also tram. FACTORY HELP We have openings in an all girl dept. Salary open w 'some exper., hut will train. Xlnt compon) Personnd ,\g1·m·~, l1w 213'J E Uall Htl An.1hl·1m 774-3891 bcne~1ts llOIJSEKE F:PJ-:lt tor D.ttroftie CCH"p Irvine lla<'h(•lor :'\lust lw 929 Boker, C.M. 1n1erc~t<.'ll rn h\'allh ll'l(ld:. Laundromat Attendant N fl. I' '1'11ne 6i3· 1690 & h'75-03J.t Equal Opportunity MOTOR ROUTE Employ1!r Daily Pilot deliveries in 1----------1 Newport Beach, Monda' through Friday afln· LYM l-11:30 noons plus Saturday and Chari;e Nuri.c & Mcthca· Sunday morninl!S. Gro-.;, ,\\lraCl t\ c a par I m1·n1 lion. F 'ti me. Apply. S32S per month S50 eu::.h compl\'ll :.eeks lea:.rng Park Su pcri or. I H S deposit rcqwred. Phom· rl•pres1•nlat1\'e to show Superior Ave, N.D 612·4321. ask for Jim LEASING REPRESENTATIVES .1pls & handle leasmi.: ar-Sl.2·2HO Parks m circulation ranJ(cments. lndividuul ----------1 • mui.l be w1llini.: tu work LYN'S, P /TIME WL'Ckcnd:. & have adap· 7·3:30 & 3-11:30. Medicu- lablc :.chcelule. Sales e-<· Lions. Treatments. llunl· Hune/CompMlon. .Bachelor Father needs vestigale this unusual move into our home & re I' time b.ihy~11tcr for J oppor. Contact Renee cicve board, rm & sal. }r o ld daught e r. R 8338098 btrolled in pre nhool, osi;r, • · for taking care of rouple ETCHER 2nd shift. !lard work. We will train ~·s n•o3 '"' phy:-1cal lltm•ss. l.1\'1.'· .,.. ·\M I 1icr. necess. in, gOOI salill"\'. SS!l-S5 Ill 1ngtnn Beac·h Conv. Hosp., 18811 l''lorida St, 118 . 847·3515. Slroni:: and capable ol caring for µlcasant !>om1 invalid. Cook, Ille hiiewrk. lh·e In, nirr 11l 1-'ACTORYWOHKERS Call 644-3389 Ski Mf~ look1ni: for HOUSEKEEPER 9AM 'lil Noon hordworking factory L~c llcach!>1clc homt•. THE IRVINECO. ._----... -._.-_-----.... -..,.-------11111111'-i mospherc. Mf>-5067 blWI\ 6-7 pm. hut would like her to stay B 0 n E D JI 0 M E . in lheir 81l's. 547 Tustin home a cluy or 2 per wk. M/\KERS? Unllmlted.__A_ve_.N_·_a_._P_h_:_S48_·4_l_98 __ 1 Woul!l ltk.i somt'One with Oppor. for personal & COURT DIRECTOR ex· t•ar to ~ll in my home in financial reward without per'd for new Tennis :\wpt. Call Jim sac rificin~ family Club.536·8832askfor H.1\ mnnrl ti-I:! il>IO dys , rtsponsibilllles. 1-'ull or Sandy or Tony or 8'12-7747 JOIMDICEOM B.ECTRONICS IM '77 workl'rs \\lltllng to l!rllw 1-'ather, son & clo,z re· SSONewportCtr Dr LYN with new company . quire 1"/l1mc l1ve·111. NewporlBeach I....:===;_====;;.;: Some jobs for ex per Rcr;, nee Or1v1ng, i.hn1>· Equal Oppor Employer Weeknds 7.3. Xlnt work· •J.10'124~~,s p/l1me sales po:sitlons1----------1 1852'.! VON KARMAN lnVINE. CA 9271-t !Sr O.C. AIRPORT) r 1 berg I ass m c n • in ping, etc. Call &16·2289 ing conditions & benc(1ls. lerview1ng Mou. Wed . aft s. ----------M For Classified Ad ACTION II.\.'\ KI Nfi Tlll.U open lo men or women. CREW, exper·d. in sail &. f'or lnlervw call Mrs. cook. Pref cpl. Cruise Jl ohka rk, 557·1041. Mexico. Ref 's f'ri.. btwn 8·12 only. 1835 You don't need a gun .lo hvft'ly anor Whittier. Bldg B·l3, HOUSEKEEPER wanl· "draw fast" when you COftv, Ho..,ital Call ::i E'Pt·r pri'f'd M•rty in fl\ r•on, ~I a riner:-:-0.i \' 1na-. ~ l,onn . l .>1;; Wc·,trMf IJr. '\ It II. 2501 (213)82.J-~. Minority applicants are encouraged to apply Costa Mesa or call ed. hve-m for elderly place an ad In the Daily 4010VlnJlnaRd. 646-82-1-t iienllemen in Leisure Pilot Want Ads! Call now Long Bch (213H26·0391 Daily Prlol AD·Vl~OR 642 5678 DATA PROCESSING Gardening/Maintenance. IOYS AHD GIRLS KEYPUNCH/ Full time. NpBch. Xlnt World. Call 586-9073 642·5678. •~1111111-11111_.111....-•_-llllll-11111_.111....-•-llllll......_"'._I------------------- t :quul Oppor 1".mJllny(•r --flA .... K f~ Dn1Jy !'riot roulci. in TEtlMIHAL OPR Et. E c TR O. M EC Jl . work'g cond. Must be ex· 1\rch Beac h urea or Musthavemin.Smo'son ANICAL.Assembler.sm. per hard worker & have La~una Beach :\lust be lhejobexpcr. Prefer in· company. Cd. pay. refs. Call Robert Gnm- Dl least 10 > earr. old. div. w/l<nowled~e or IBM 714·5.57·1S36 blwn. 8:30 & mick. 642·S735 (bet lOam !'hone 642-t321. n:.k for 3'17t Unil. Hrs S:JO S 30 _4_P_~_t ________ & llamonly.) Tal.EtlS Ir r100F OPHATOR .l::;;penenct Required C1tu:ens flank o( Cor.t:a Mci1:t <7lll!YilH~ C1rculat1on . ----------1 Good oppor for odvonce· Electronic Supply Store GF.NERAL Ok F /time.i----------i IOYSAHDGUlLS ment. Xlnl co beneflls. needs exper'd counter Must deal w /puhlic, INDOOR PLANT SALESPERSON EXPERIENCEU F /t.ame Thur~ lhru Sun. Contact Judy, Rogor' Gardens, 640·5800. ,\)k for Gloria, !lllm•tpm of\,ly. t:qual Oppor l-:mploycr Beauty STYLIST 10 to l~ )"ears. Eilrn Sal commensurate w1 ~x-salesperson. 646-4892. type. d ependable & Chnslmns monry • S20 to per. E.O.E. Will be 1n· 1113lure. Work weeknds. $t-O per week seJlln~ sub· terviewing Jan 17. 18 & H.tp WOftttd 7100 Call Newport Dunes llcriplions to the Ooily 19. Call Cor appt 640-4580. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·0510. Pilot. Traosportatl_on DAY HELP wanted. Hrs DIVERSIFIED G __ coe_r_a-.IOf-t-ic_e ___ _ provided. No tll'llvenes llam-3pm Mon thru Fri. 8T or <'ollect1ng. Phone All Positions open Im· ADVERTISING DE,.-• ~0712 med. Wendy's Old Fromtyplsts Req's accurate lypln~ Booth rental :av1tlloblc in to nurses 50+ wpm, able lo handle llalboe Pepin llhop. Adjct BOYS AND GIRLS Fashioned Jlamhurgers, At Weslern. details, work under min to new lluithca Mkt on Mission Viejo . F.l Toro1_2&1_o_s_._B_n_s_t_ol_S_t_._s _A_. __ 1 supervision. Duties In· IJdo. J.,otso(ncwtrnffle area. Earn your own Deliveryman for LA Western i s a elude typing ad copy, & prk·g. Call 673<;,tl & money selling subscrip· Times home dellv. No f u 11 ·s er vi<: e r I rm m emos, co rr e 11 p .. 100._27_3_1 _______ 1 lions after school. i''or tn· solic1tlni: or collecting. llll Pr I Ying off I cc· various report11. phone ••'"'UTY o•R formal.Ion. call830·0913 Eeono. cur rcq'd. Adults med cul. marketing tollowup. Apply National 5"' ,.. only. 2 Hrs per rioy. a nd Ind u 5 tr I a I Systems Corp • 4361 No follow. nee. Exper Breakfast cook part time. west m /II B are a temporary personnel. Birch St, N 8. (Neur pref'd.Call64S·IOSO S3.00 p er hr . The 638•0126 i''rom typists to O.C.Alrport). ·----------1 Beachcomber Coffee ----------1 nurse~ to Santas to Beauty Shop,642-847S DELIVERY BOY drlver11 . whnte"er Girt Friday MAKlUr ARTIST IUS DRIVER Freeway Auto Supply ynur need, Western Sales D~pl. Exper & Cosm~tlc Salesgirl 26242Avery Parkway temJ)Orane~ co.n help helpful, t)'pe 45-50 wpm, F.xpr pref. 00 6Ul4 Nwpt Huntington Deb High )lission Viejo40S.0100 k e e P Your work proficiency w/Cigures, 10 Bch School dlstricl needs Oowing smoothly. key add necessary. In· ---------·• p/Umc bus driv&:rs. $4.73 DELIVERYMAN for ear· And YOU can count format ottico Costa Beauty hr+vac11 tlon & sick ly morning L .A. Times on l he sa me Mesa.C&IJBeverlyNo.3, HAIRSTYLIST leave • .Must have bus route. No collecting, 2'1' assignment standards afl10AM.645-S800 with Following. New drivers certlficote. Call Htsdally.54&-4481. and care In aelecUon S I N l Oc h 119M711,ext2A2. Deliv•ryman. early al our 140 oHlcu a on ewpor · ... acrop the nation. _&a_~_l_64 ______ CASIUER CASHIER morn. LA Times. 3 Da)'S Proven since 1948. II LUCKY! per wk. N.B. 811-2$l5 or We're In lhe white BcalnMr's Luck! A few1-648-_l_m _______ , p11ges. Call Western BOATS GIRL FRIDAY GIHIUL OfflCt Full·tlme. Permanent lndustnal HEWYEAR- NEW JOB WOMEH·MEN TRAINEES ASSEMBLERS INVENTORY PACKAGERS COLLATERS INSPECTORS DRIVERS Dlly·W~k·Mnntil Or Longer It's Your D«lslon YOU D0'4'T P /4. Y WEPA.YYOUI CAii Or Come ln Today KELLY SERVlCES UJ.1441 THI WlLu.lO CO. 11200Condor Avo t •ountaln Valley H.u lmmed ()venlng.'I short mont.b.'I of ofc ex· o It NT A L E x p ' d • today. per. & you are In . Ortbodon.lc Asst.wan~. Averaae typing. Co:1ta TOj> pay for right penoo. poelUoo. EXper. neoeu. Typing, adding machine. •--------1 For ...,c_,.. .. ,.,. Toec.O, =~Opr 4 Day Work Weck Good Benefits F,qual Oppor F.mployer tft.012' Mc~u co. career Spot. C.M.~S170 Coll Control C111rcer Employment Aaency. DIMTALASSISTAMT 6.'i64.505. Chalrslde, full time. X· HOTICI ray cortlflcate. oec., how Dally PUot Clan· ~aJary e>ptn, 6'&2·6880 Uled ad• dh1pl1ty their 0..... Atlht.t. mCSUSCA with lejllblllty Orthodontic. Exper pro• and Impact 1 Our nd.s. we td. Ca 11 for lntorvaow. are proud to aayL really ~-6MS Lac. Bdl. • cat res111u. rbonc eo.5'11. Wllnt Ads C.11142-#78 ' lite bookkeeping, 1h helpful. Must have ex· cellent telephone personality. SDlary open. Phone Foe-Appolntment. 8etw~n8:30AM &4P.M COMl'UUTI COIPOl.ATIOH 711 W. m b Strccit. Buildin1 F·12 Oo&taMen 6-41-llOI • I .# For Ad Action Calli Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 A TRIBUT.E TO THE ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSf=UL WOMEN BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS Our a.fut• t• t11a!MH Afld P'l'of•t1lonel Wo-1' II •11 •YAp4to1'el ~!Illy l!e ..,.,.._ a ,... cw lontll-H -lt1t to lh• P90tll• elf lft9 O.an11• CoHI, °' to honOt 9W•tda or •hlt•-•"'9. Don't ll!IU Ml"9 INl'1 d ltll1 _,.clal ~d•Mlelftt Oflll°""ftll,. DUdilft• let N~lllO 1p1H 11 """· 1t. Cllll rodiljl DAILY PILOT 642-5171 .. I (" • ) I\ I ' { ~JZ DAllV PILOT r Sund!)',JMu.ry9. 1917 HeolpW..t.d 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100 HelpW..t.4 710CI......... IOOI A.ti .. t I IDOS tWp W-.d 7100 Http w~· . 1 H~W-.4 7100, .... W.t.d 7100 ••••;;.:;;~~·~;·••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED SIClllTAIY T•leph•• Sales. \ -~ ----------<•""27 t:x~r. tull um~. $7SO R.K Uc r~. Work lrom OUV• 1• .a...-H .... ....,..ftll&C HUltSIS A.IDES Exper. pt~f'd Wall tr"in 1! nee. Park Superior Conv Hosp. J44S Superior Ave N 8. PRODlJCTION WORKERS .-.----.---------~ .....,. 05 11tu11ng salary. Usual yourbomeM!tlina,tappt~ 5 ~ "'"''T•- SCllln Pro.natl bcncnt:i. Accurate r1-.t for our sale!\ atdr • .. -a.. .,...__ -..._ .a.y NURSES AIDIS Expcr'd. Good ~nent11 Bayview C.mv. tl~pital, 2055 Thunn Ave, C.M. 642.JSOS. West Coast largest furniture manufactunna company needs skJJled Production Workers with experience ln case good:. usembly, san ding, ---------• puck ing, and milling NURSES AIDES machin e operation. 7am 3pm & llpm-7am Prt:\•ious furniture ex· Exper. pref'd, wall train perlence Is prefer11ble. mature per:.on w /a p-Please apply In person tlllttle for poll1llon. Me5a between lhe hours of 7 Vl·rde Conv 1101>1>. titil 11,m. Monday through CcnterSl,C :\1. Friday. OFACE B.P.John 2001 East Dyl'r Rd Santa Ana, CA !12703 F/C loolclteeper Xlnt oppor. tor mdav w1s Equal Opportunity yrs bkkpng l'llper. thru --1':mployer 'f.B SJlary~+ P1lime l'Vl:S. Cal o(ct P /T G en I Ofc Ind 'I care Xlnl pay, no J\rternoon hr:.. Typing press ure. Lag Bch 50+. hte hkkpng ex per 499 3846 Salary $3.50 hr ---------• J r. Secretary Typing 60+. Sal S600+ SKrdary Sh 80. typing 60 t-. Xlnl pott!nlial. Salary $700 +-• Real Estate Sales LIKEMOMEY? :LIKE PEOPLE? :LIKE $2,000 RW. ESTATE COMBO CONY£RSION SPECIALIST 11 you have substantial experience in all phases of condo conversion and are prepared to become Vice President of .a dynamic, expanding company with spectacular growth in the investment field (Salary & profit sharing), Write Don Berma n, Presid ent, QUAIL PLACE PROPERTl ES, 1400 Quail Street, Newport Beach. ~r.~~'::! ..... !~.~~1~.~~~ ..... !!.~~ R.l MANAGEMENT: Vice Pres ident opening exists for ag- gressive Apartment Management pro- fessional. Must have managed over 2000 units, be ready to move up to Presidency of company quickly and have a following. Salary plus profit sharing. Our s taff knows of this ad. Submit resume to; Ad #812, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C.M., Ca. 92626 1~11'4 l'YSl~O\l ,\'i)()(l,\11 '1 PenonMI A~ncy :.17:.!3 Barch St. N ll. 557·0045 PER MO.?· H you like these ques· ~~ lions we 'd hl..e to talk to you toda). New training Hefp W atded 7100 Hefp W an+.d 71 00 100 ~ Employer Hct111n1..'<I prO!(rJnl \v/guaranteed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2,000 per mont h R..cept/SKy to$7 50 Sale:1 mt n 1 mum income . 100<:. Pree to 11pphcant APPLICATION l'aotnl growing com· Beach Caty Look for an pany In il:. field offerinl( acti"C Jay ev('rydJy a~ Oii t)'plat. lmowled&e or bk Salary, ~mmbslon & ,..,.._..." V'm" ~ ... Wu aotedhrlruu IJmde & part kpnl( fllln& Send re 8onu.a+llo1p1talm1llor "MAii AN Oflf9 SAU• me Y llllen ance lo . ' d N bc!neflta for the 11gbi tntroducc nt'w tnoovatl\4.! sume to A . o. 805, Dai penon. C213)8'r,M442 This month only -Hundreds of Fine Quality American Oak Antiques -re- finished to perfection, are available at reduced prices. "Vlslt us today & make an offer " at Olive Branch ADU· qu~. South Coast Village. MercanWe Bldg (lower level) Call 714/540-2105 hc.ilth •UCcoang vro lyJ>ilot, P.O. Rox 1500, ....;.. _______ __. i:n1m. Mui.t b1: well Coltta Mesa, Ca. 92626 Kroc>roed & able to dcul w i the publlc. H r ly wages. Cull Dtanna for a ppt 640.SSOO SECRETARY Part·tame ucretarlal work 10 l a ndacapc ar<'hltect ortac:e, SJ C. SALES TRAINEE 49&-8405 for appt. To sell supply items to Secretary/ Exec su.per mkt ch~lns & pre WUHCllR Fowc.tt m1um users. Some travel Involved. Sal11ry com-AdverfftiftC) mcnsurate w/ab1l ity. lsHlrlng (714) 63H)700. A person who has ll "all --together" & wants Lo do SEAMSTRESS more w/her life. W1llium Youn11 ex11er1enced to 1-'awcell necdl. an Exec. work1nsa1lloft.Palllson Secret ary. One who Sall Ue~tgn&\2·5675 knows how to make things happen, Outgoing SECRETARIES personality. Good i.kalls. writing ability helpful. $700 to 51200 Mo. Su~r exciting, aiwncy Many Co's Need (•nv1ronment, Newport YOU '!'ODAY! Bcaeh. Please l'Jll only Employers Pay All Fees bdwn the hrs of 3 &5pm, Lil Reinders Agency N.k for Pat for intervw 4020 Birch s1:s1e 104 Appts scheduled 4·5pm Newport Beach 833-8190 daily. (714) 833-0888. Call for Appl, Es tab '65 __ S_EC_R_ET_A_R_Y---• ----------!Busy growing N.8. luw SECRETARIES firm seeks sec'y w t superior skills. JlJgh oc· curacy, neatness & or T.wtype ()penrt« Matur e J)C!rsoo needed for stock brokerage firm an Newport Ctr. Teletype: exper. nee. Good Cring~ bcncms. 644·2442. TELLHS Fu 11 & P a r t • T i m e . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Branch ore seeks bonda AllHCfl"H 1005 ....... mtc:H 10 IO bf,ldu tc~llers. l E1xlipeld•r. Tpre· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ontac a er· ranove (714) 644·7255 PUILIC AUCTION REFR l~ERATORS Western Federal Savings MANY FINE ITEMS OF WAS HERS.DRYE RS 2744E.Coa.st Hwy,CdM EST AT E J F.W ~L RY, Recondltlons·Repros & Equal OpporEmployer ART OBJECTS, AN-l''r~rDamage.Guar/Det. -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ TIQUES. F INE !''URN .. 29 s In Orange Co. F..'1'C. PllONE FOK lN DUNLAP'S TRUCK DRIVER FO. & BROCllURE. UU5Ncwportlll.CM 6<\S-2200 CALL548·7711U Antq Mahoguny vanity. FARBERWARE rotlu. full.tirM, permanent Besl orrer. Call 646-5613 Indoor BBQ. Will lrade al\ 4pm. ror small size. ~l potltlon for driver with r e c e nt e•· A.NTQ OAK Hoosier·type West in ghou se stack perlenc• and •olid Hutch . Flower sHter Washer/Dryer, Good ,., __ 1 ,1 ,~ glass doors, beaul finish. cond. $125. 499-41.31 ~ "cease. Also have pine corree tbl --------- pa 1 1 co"' pa CorS3S.S.St-3684 Washer & elec d?er Sl:?S phyilc~I. Eacell.n CllARLES WALLACE ~e~~ate~ ~ ~-!~ s e II benefit-ANTIQUES AppUcati°"s Accepted Wblsetothetr ade. Lady K e nmo r e elec. 18430 Bandilier Cir. washer-dryer combo. Ftn Vly 962-4665 $125/best orr. S.S!-0233 I(ylund Laboratories has guruzaUon necess. Legal 1mmechatc 011t•nings for exper. prer'd, but not a d m i n I s L r a L 1 v c n~. Xlnl lx-ne. St.>nd re· ~e crl'IJr&cs, ancl an -sume lo. Law Corpora· T Mon. thnl Fri. 9;00a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 1---------Maytag Gas Dryer, late ll!nlc\\~ an• prc~cnll) tion. filO ~1:wport Ctr Ur. PROSPEC HILL mdl $150, Kenmore Gas Dryer $75, Kenmore Gas Dryer $-i5, Kltchen·Aid Porta ble Dishwasher $150. Guar /del 546-8672 !Jeang rnndutt.:tl tu fall Ste 1220, Newport Bcuch, AMTl9UES them. These pos1tton,.. re Ca 92660. Or phone .o. ~·_.Inventory ~ L " ,. I I l71 4 J540·591 1 -qwr" s ron,.. se~ re .1n a * * 5 .a.Le. * * expt·raence. Applicant~ SECRETARIES ~ 11> mic.t be prof11:1l'11l 1n L) P· L,\ based subsidiury ha~ DELL y Oriental & American Clothes Dr)'er GE, works Well estab'I & retol(nltcA Oak well $75. •_-_!J_•_·~~-----111 personalltcd training you meet & greet clients, ENGINEER lhJt suaruntec~ your handlt: mail, bunk de· :.Ul'l'M• "We're hl'rc lo posits etc. Cr eal de· help " 1s our motto velopment <'O. w/good Please call today for de· advam:ement opportunl tJ1b ty. Call Abigail Abbot OFFICE manuf. or vah·es, rallt•rs. cellent communkation fo1·1lit1cs an Costa Mesa. FOOD CO. Laguna Business Park Call 559-4405 NEEDED NOW!!!! regulators & tntl'gr.itcd skills and the ub1lity to :i Pos1t1ons avail. All re 872 C ri h Rd 49'i-58SO 768·5633 . hydroul1c/pneumat1c wo(k independently is a quire accurate typinll 17 artw CJ t l~~~~~~~~~~IKitchen electric range. 631-2246 Pl'~nncl Agency, 4SOO Campus Dr, N .8 systems ror aerospace must.Formondnforma· skills o f 55+ wpm, ln lne,Calif. Ull , .a.-.a 91940"9933wide, white. $4S. appllcntaons needs lloncaU: transcribing machine ex an S Anfql · TI:;MPO 111\S 55Hl122. qualifat.'<1 person. Job re per., good organization. Equal opportunity JanSale.Sth lhru 20th ti's enginecnng & ~ouncl Cathy Ferryman Mm. 2 yrs recent exper. employer M/F ·~ ScrtlftCJ OPl::NINGS Jo'OR Keypunch Opercrton OldaphoM Secy's PIX Operoton Secretaries w /sh Typists I technical background +-(711) S40·SOOO, Ext 207 Apply National Syslem~1----------i ON FINE ANTIQUES licyci.t 1020 RECEPTION ST 5 ates ex per 1 n Corp., 4361 Birch St, N.D Ex: Drop LeafTbl $105 ••••••••••••••••••••••• for small sailboat co in aerospace, ord1nt1nce HYLAND <NearO.C.Airport) TYPISTS SECYS 42331..stSt,Cannery USED, R E BUILT & ----------1 S. E. Santa Ana. Bkkpng veluClc! & ship bwldang / Village. Ph: 675·1690 Guaranteed. All types, --------~ & secretanal skills re· raeld Sales travel 3 or 4 SECRETARY Mal<e your NEW '77 a parts, repairs. Trade-ins whelan re s1g Real ~tale Sales q'd. SS60 Lo~ mo. Send lime:. .a ~ r. Re!>umc to LABORATORIES PURCHASING good year for you! We Grandfather Clock accepted 631·2101 re:.ume c 0 :Ots. M:iueo, PO Box 3666, Anuhe1m. 3JOOll)land Ave Responsible person can help you c:lellnup Circa 1900. Oak case --'--------Accountinq Clerics M·:VERi\FE~: l.1w.1l ,\rc-.i" TE\11'0 Tl'tnpor.1r) llo·lp lillO:! Sk~ r Jrk In 11..- C all 5 40·44 55 Equal Opl)i.l1 l·:m11l1)) 1 1• GETIMTO REAL ESTATE 1810 E. Borchard, Santa Ca 02803 1-;oi:: mf Col.ta Mesa Calir92626 needed for purchasing your balls, give you an w 'carving. 6' tall. $635. •NEW-USED BIKES• Ana, Ca 92105 --position. Must havl! good oppor. lo grow lhru C'<· 6<12-8845 Buy.Sell· T rade • f-'rce license training RECEPTIONIST SALESCLERK Equal Opportuml~ I figure aptitude, 60 wpm poc.f urck t&o varaou,s types PSakrls & Repairs F db rl c c" Pr II<' I' Alfarmntave typing & nbihty to work o wor ~pcc1a ass1Rn ateboards. Con.:.truct.ion ex per. Sta Anaheim & co~t.i l\te~a Action Employer independently. for im mcnLc; in different com AppliancH 80 I 0 Cycle &Co, 2488 Newport ~~·s o.;S8~~~~~ ,1~l:s c_:i11 ~1ary f>.IG .. m10 ___ ~~~~~~~~~~! mled1ate colnlsadcc-r::atilon. ei~~csy. o~Veto"w"a'°~d r~·~u~ .Wh •• 1~r.lpoo•••,••w•:•s•h•e•r·~:·s•pd•• Bh·d. C. M.642-7910 • 1-'rl'e i.ales tramlnl! • l<11(hl :.tart program ·· -P case ca aro yn ' " •.. · Girl~Schwlnnbikc,nevcr !>W-~2. 1---------·1·---------1 556 1905. Medical Device goals; Uest ol <ill, "e XJntcond. Sll5 used, 3 spd, $70. Cail • 1-;11rn 14hale }our lc!arn • 'at1unw1de ad\ l:.01! • :\.itaonal Reio ~l·rVll'I! •C~ar ~ules pro~r:.m •Choice or progr11m:. RECEl'TIOHIST -SAl.F:.<.; SECRETARY Laboratories. 3198 M don l churge you Ph6734U28 DISTRICT ,\arport Loop Dr., C.M anythani.;. --_833-__ 3259;,___· ------ Fush Isl f'an:inclal Scrv Immediate openanit for F..O.f':. Call T~day; make us RefnAerator: 12c fl. S50. Garis 21 .. 3 spd while fold· OFFICE MANAGER * * JOIN * * l 'nmpult:r Jl'l'o11111 tnl! t·~ TM Fast~st Growinq firm. Reccpl/Secy. front SALES i.ecretary w, min 3 yrs or . your rui:.t ~7ew Cc11rnd m Good cond1t1on. ing bike S40. Xlnt cond. dl•sk. Exper. Re(s rec1'd. MAILIAGER ftl·e experience & ability Sect y/Recept .. for small 7. S49·01S4 642·9477 Type 60 wpm. 369 San "" to work independently. N .. n. Law .Jo arm. Good ~Q~ ff . • S od h ---------1\liguel Dr, N.B. Suite Must be pleasant, well ~kills. m inimum 2 yrs 0 l C e . love, gas. M ern w t Schwinn Grey Ghost 20" 200._________ ~roomed. Type 70, s h 8C general ofc exper. Com· 0 overlo a d dbl oven. $t5o. Whl 511peed, xtras. xlntcond: GEILll llLIC &diclaphone. Pc n s a Lao n Com . dsh~shr $30. Full kitch •u., 963·9319 RECEPTIONISY. "" 1 "" • kill • cabinets & counter tops _..,., ____ . ---- Jll•r. StOOO fl'e l':o1rl SECRET ARY Oran«Je Co. Network Sh !Ki. 'I YPl' 65. Rl"al TM Home Sellers E~t.it t' llJck1::rounri Call 752·5353 h••lprul. To SllUO r·l'c ---------N.ll. law firm req's in· I '.11rl A Subsldlarv of Cati 644-3389 mensura~e w~s s °'ex· • S50 673 1148 197 M ped T d r dirt • 1 SAM •111 NOON per. Paul.a, 752·5522 557-0061 . · · 6 o . ta e or I OOKKEEPER Realtor to head R••:-1 tellililcnt, versa ti l e person to h11nrlle recep-l-.l1·rt n r a I contract1nl! i'~lale Davison. Mu~l b1: tion & v11rious ofc dutiel> 1\1icr. helprul. S7oo tee able to organiz•~ & 1ncluc1mgphones.tyvinG. A YON THE IRVIHE CO. Security '~g~~~.!1s7~3830 For Sale. Maytag elt>clrlc bike, $200~1~97 PRODUCTS, 550NewportCtrDr Need u REl,JABLE · · · dryer, like new, 960-19381-------- NewportBeach GUARD with Calif. art5PM Calntros& IMC license? Experienced. UTOTEM K 220 t d ye Equipment 1030 • en.more c ec r r .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean, rehablc, looking RETAILCLERKS coppertone, xlnt cond. , . l'ltr-1:0. i.upen ase sail's forte mail ett. Accuraty & DISf' A TC HER Xlnl renumeration & us-neatne:.'> neeess X lnl 'lopi11n, ~ !{('(' .. I\ 1111: "~1 &iG·ill?. -bene C;,,11 ti-14-9311 ror In· tr you're a le.ui<-1 and :i motivator you tnO} be quJl1r1ed for ,1 \..n manai:emcnl poi.1t1nn \o\llh our <·1t111pany We dre scck1n1: d tlc - tl'rm1m•1I. h,11 cl workmr person c;ipablc or m.1k 1nJ? dl'\:l!\lllll)> aml 141th .1n ,1h1hl> lo ll•.arn raµ1<lh . • ~·· \l'I tervw • llht•t l'tt 11 fflll' \\ 111 l'o1•alHtn' I 1 (,.,1\\111 1n"'w• tlr.au._•·t · ... trt ., I ••••.S. f,., J• 1>'• I 111 lur \ppo1111nwn1 NIGUEL P~nonnel A~ncy _,to•t t-·111 ht•' f<tl "'" l'I '1 1 IJI..' l ··1111 I 831-1 477 1.i"'UllJ 'lt:lld RECEIVING INSPECTION "lllJll eleltro mt~han11:al ""'Leh m.inufallurer h••:. am 1111,1 "l'l'fl&ng:. 1n rece1 v Ill).' l IJI l'l ISIUn IO!>fll'l' 1 "" 1 ... 11111111~ prortt acnt U••' •ii fll t•l l'>llln ffil'll'>Uf 111 111<.11 umen~ Work R.E. SALES Pull or p t1 me ror a ~n"l>Aing olr Xlnt ~all'!> & <'Omm opportunat .,., HB I-'. \ dltey drea 848-1322 lle!>t11urant ---------i 1n \..110\\ l••1lj!c or Houlihan 's Old Place Clt::-..11:. u new l'Oln 111 a un111u1.• 11hJsl' or Lhl· htt11t.\\t·wan•s antlustr) .11111 <I p.irt IJ f lhl' "Ot Id ~ luri;c'l darell :.el ling com puny 11n Ii fo. I'\ II r I 1\1 i-: :1 I lit' .11111 IHW'ln '-r llt " h ,\. l'.1l1ni,:1•r I 111 Ill< I• Al ll"·•l h;1111l\\ 111 lllV '(I I Ir ("':I 11111" ····n If•""' .I. t I' \t • I ' •:i:r. l/HllT \l \ll 111' 1·11( .... 11, lo h.lnol I• 1111 I• 1 ·• m 11ll•tJl 1111 1. t.i.i..1111 I! I''"'''" •.. , t l•l 11\•hl Ii•• 1tult1'"fll"U' A '-tf11U • t•O 1 •trrun1•n ,, n .• t 1 l1 '''' 111t1•r11•·•1 'I 11 \\I \l,.11 lhuro ~•K '•I • I t~1 fHll• 1 uu111l 1 .. , 1'111 \\llhJY. 111 huu .. 1 .\th ct\1·r .~I \\!Ori• It• Ill' ol \A ti k \II mornani: no nti. ht ••I O\J II ' .. .,1,1 ,, , .I '"' Oii.Ji I '.1rt .t11111 phnnc• "ork &. tll'll\•''' ~'\ l111ur ~i..,111 11 ~ ... 111.1y l't'(ll'l.1'. l't-;K!->0:'- 1'.ll.ct· m··~h 1J tame as '"c' an v. h'I<' 'upply F'ul l\ •'olllll.1111£'11 f;7:1 2~'23 I'll \llMM'IST I \I \:\,\Gr:ll M.1n.1~'<' Olll' l!>,tHJ( "'llllu t' l•oot ch ui:t 1<lu14.' ,., :-11111•rv1SI' sh: 11 m :i II rhorm:1c1c11 In Snn .101111' ;m•a. fo,;ar l D Brodie !... ,\-,i.0('1,1te11 111 Sut11'r N , Suite I t03. !>Jn i"t1111 1hrn1•11,111n.1I toll't :.tnl'ln.: 111 ~I"''' \ l I.~• rcq Ii an I" •'l'"HJO lfl'l"''0i 1011 1\ I" 11.ol1lo 111 rt·n•1\ ill&: Ill •ltl:\'111111 ST•COSWITCH IMC ll'l:J ll.1kt'rc.'1"'·' \l\''a 5 49-30 4 1 Equal 011p.1r t:mplO\ •·r RECUTIOHIST \tlr.1111\1• 1111•r IH 111r ltfo.\lTll :\I'\ \\'l' 1\lll tr:ian r&J(ht prr!lnn ror •'l't'' tuu Juh ",fr f;,.,. 1.!•lu , -;:,·• 11~,1 REC fPTIONIS T \n ur.1l1• I> pl'1l .iO wpm. \11"t h." · 11lnt phon'' llt'f '"ll<lht \ '°' 0111 or(' Cont.irt Lit. 1133 IH90 l.11 Re1ndl'M A~t!ncy 4n:!O Harch St. :'>J B RECEPTIONIST Newport Centtr lni1 u r ian <'t: Compnn) n~I., a fll'ceptiomst ror the Personnel Dept Restaurant & Bar lll'l::NI 'I;{; S()O~ I'\ NEWPORT BEACH NOW HIRING Experienced SAU TE' lltOILIR &rAHTRY COOKS Jo111 A Profi·,,1on,1I .-11rh1 n Sturr ~·I' 1 'hl.'r ,\eta ms Apply In PersOfl 9AMto5f'M 4777 Von Karman A VON PRODUCTS, IHC. You mov ~ nmong tho~e ~elcctNI (n 1'art1c1pate 111 th1~ t''(l:llani.t m:11H1'1l'· mt>nt growth np portuntb C.f:\;f.llOl'~ C'O\ll'J-;Ns \Tl(lN 1'1\CK \C:I~ l~l'l.l.1>1':S •Annu.il hJ'I' .... 1,1ry • llilnu-, Comrn•!.'ilOn • \lonlhly Car t\llO>A Jnl'I' • t;'<pensei; fo or 1·onf11l 1•nt1al In tl'r\ 1e" \a II ~1 r . noh \\ 11l 1a I'll\ 'Wrekd OY\ H Oil.I m 5 00 JI 11\ ) 12131926·SS3 I GEMi, iMC. ,\ !'>11h,111l.1f\ "' \ Hiil 1'1 odUl'b, I 111· t:?l!.'lt.i r-:. ,\luntlr.1 111111 f>.U !lo'( 771"1 t\•1Tllus, (.",\ :1:'7111 XJ.nt l)(l!ilt1on ror a well organ1t~d . mat un• t<..:ampus AnF:quul pcr11<>n able tn \.\Ork un al Von l\arrnan J Opportunity l:;mploycr cte r pres11ur1;. Typingl~~~~-~~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~ i.k,llls ·~S wpm 3 must. Rcslnurant SALESLADY, F.xpcr'rl ~1111 i-alury$.'\60mo.. New rrst nurnnt 1n Moture, C1llmc. Apply m r.\'l\Jri h('nefits Including 3 Newport fkluch now in. person, Buggs Intcrna _. 37• • .-i11ur"cek. t 1•rvlrwl n°11 ror tlonal Girt Shop, 20.13 ,ACIF4C MUTUAL w31tressc,;, bu ~hovs. WcstchH Dr.N.B. e1Sl'O, l'1\ ltll0.J. 700 Nt!"' port Ctr Dr cooks. Conlact Mr. Lib - Ne-. port Beach by. 213-862-0223 SALESMAN PHONE SALES EqualOppor Employer Knowledse of plumhini; Phone Sale11 poop le. Rest.auranl & supplies. fo'/llmc. male or female, l6 to ~ l\eceptlorthit Cooks P r o g r es s I v ~ c o . years ot aso. Guarnnt~ed PIX orRA TOlt Waffen It Woltreu " w 'chanct' for advance· wages or commlss1qhs Ex per I e n ced. Well P/tlme. Work wknds. ment.6'12·1758. 2so East 17th Stree(. po(sed ror co's "tst Im · Appl.)' In person, Wel1· SALES Suite O. Costa Mesa preulon." P reatlalous Thu~ .. 10am·3pm. 1801 SPORTS MlNDt;I> ~~n S.00.&8:30 p.m N . B . Sal a r y co m . BaysideDr,CdM. Sales opportunity. Earn Equ~I Opportunlly m enaurate w /txpe r . RETAIL SAL ES In ~ti•· $15 to $18.000 1st yr Na- .Employer Free Job. AJao f ee Jobs. s Ion v t e Jo & s a n uonal u lu firm seeking Cont.rot Career Employ. Clemente. Approx 20 hrs peraon for Orange Co. ment Agency,$M.SS05. per week. No expt'r nee. a rra. Athlet ic back· ---------• Must be avail between ground helpful. Xlnl PRINTING R.ceptlo9"1t to $650 l OAM 7l'M. Apply at draw. Liberal comm . ,RISS OrEltATOll 100<.• f'r(•u to oppllctnl. Fc>W-Mal Corp. 768-4171 Semi annual bon u11 . Prefer exnar on Solna Prorculon ial & con · or492-39SO. r rom 'h nrinA. Xlnt "" servatlve (l raclous lady be n c r It pa c k a "e . J.25.stngle \'Olor. 4 Day 1,. w hat t his highly RH RELllF Previous sales 1•w1.•r. 2 wk., good co bcnem s. taaclnallna llrm ii seek· Su pervisor. 3·11. LVN Yri1 collrf'~ prl'f'rl ·1111 Apply N:itlonal Sy!llem~ Ina. Early bird hn. 7AM 7-3. full or p/llme. M~u ~.nday 1·1, all day Mon Corp., "36J. Birch Sl , N.B lo 8:30P M nr GAM to Verde Conv. llo11p, 661 dQy, aak tor Mr. Gore. _<_N_n_r_o_._.Al_rpo_r_t._>_""4 2:30 PM. You have Cenler St,C.M.S4A·SS8S. (7t4) 883·0619 or Mr. P/t Saki , $40-$'10 wk vp. Men, ladlea, stul1cint1. F.vot/S at. 554-78$1, 8311•7G98. almoet the whole d9r tort. Small <602> 247-0800. !Iller work ! Abl&ol Ab· Don't give up tM shlpt bot Peninnnel Agency, "Ll3t " it In <'buuiflcd. Classified Ada sell big 4500 Campus Dr. N.B. Ship to ehor• roaultal Items. small hems or ~.aw. 8G56'78. •01 llem. M2-M71. St!ereldl)' ror day shift. Gel rds. Wanted. Opportunities SlSO. 557.1668 c:<>nunex seml·automat1c, HEW WORLDS C<1ll 551 ·rot2 _ for advancement avail zeass tessar, t 2.BU. V • SfiOO·f'rc ... Job. Joti OperungsinCostaMesa, Re!ng,Ft',l-'r1gid1are 17. filler. Leather ca.se. t'hJn~1ng? S"' 1n~ into Seftior S~cretary Anaheim, Garden Grove $2SO. Lake n~w. + Bar Shutter needs cleaning. th1~. B. ok Xlnt t)•pin~ Mature, ex pr ne\:c!>sary, & Westminster. rerng, SSO. 646·2703 $.SO. Dent. 494-8566. rl'q'd Luti. ol growth prof1c1ency w/rigures, 642 7702 ,_ --potenltdl, Call Control inrormal office Costa • _ _ _ _ _ Al!en<'Y.556·8505 AIL IUAM,645·5MOO Apply art 4pm. Blue ,, ~A~J ~retary to $900 Srr:ice Slat~on All~ Beet.1072lst Pl NB ~~'f#~ Can'l'r F.rnploym~nt ~ksa Call Beverly No.1. Waitress, Food/Cocktails.~ 100';. Free ti) applicant d.ant. ex per d . Uay & Waitress Food1Cocktails. ~ As lhas "PrvstJenl'~ lwes. t'Ull .& ~ tlm(• Ap Apply art 4pm, Sid's Blue A CONVCNICNT SMOPPlNC~NO t,.icl} rou · 11 he hoh ply, Shell Station. J7lh & l.k'C't, 107 21sl Pl.~. B. Stw1Nc CUIOl FOii THE nobh1n~ <il co1pnr.1tc ln1nc.Nli. _ __ . , . . , CAL.ONTHCCO. ll•vel. \OU wall sehc<lult• S1•rv1ce Slalll)I\ Allen wa.nted21' c~xpll.d548. ~,!l~~resks . :.;.~~~~.-!!! ... llllWd~ <•rt1Hs ' srrCl'll calb .. clunt ex11cr'd Full or OH:r . a . ·1"'" as m 1kc travel arrann~· '. · · 1 forMarlcorVmcent · .. v:irL·t1ml' /\pp y Arco menu. f'll' lor t>rom~n ... nt Station, 17th & lrvmc. WAREHOUSEMAN j'~~~n:~1i;1~~l~~~s~~~~~l ~~!.___ F.xper. pref'd. Req,'s uooal reimburse. Abigail SEWI NG l\t AC Jl IN E vahd Cahr. dnv~rs lar. Abbot Pcr:.unnel Agcn· OP ERATORS. lmmed. Must be able t~ lift box· cy, 4~i00 Caan11us Dr, N. li. openings nr O.C Airport. c5sl. A5~plyl 133A5 E. WPahrnl'lr 55Hi12:! J\l c KIBBIN SAILS. • · an 3 na. one ~·36&1 5-1!}·9171_. ------1 SECRETARY/ BOOKIClEPER Shop man ncccted for WHERE ARE International Designer Pattern With J plt.'u:;ant phone hl(htinl( fixture co .t;'< YOU?.?. \nil'<' for 0 Lal(Una per hc111ru1 Appb Jt i1U31 ""\ lkal'h rt'allor. s .. E Ma In. Ir\' In l' We've got a job for }OU t" NORl"'"'S REALTY Mt> 2901. \\Orking out or your own n'.. ' _, homl', working 4 hr,, a I • * 494-805 7 * Spr1&y painter helper. U day ofrerlng chargl' a1· t yrs ol9d. no exp nee. counts for retail stores & /, !1 SECRETARY i68 874 · you can make SJ-SS hour " O RDER Et-lTRY STATIONERY Store 1 ~ comm. What are you Sharp, phone personah· CdM, nc.-eds Saleslndy wailing for? ADS. (2131 Ly, lypan~ SO wpm Com· Fttame. S days. Xlnt 9'1S·39G __ L ______ 1 )g puter order processing work.ing conds. F..spcclal WOMAi'll 3S·SO, hours, s to ""' Shipping coordination ly hne clientele. rh. 8 PM. Tidy up house. ~ 111 ,,/ Ajj' 1 l~ttcr typing &: filing Francis-Orr, 675-lOIO for cook dinner for bachelor, 'I ' .,a1 Appl) ln pcr..wn. CPD In appt. must be pleasant, salary A ~ V du.~trn•s, 2100 K Wilshire open. Please call 640-1667 ~ J\~l'. ~.inl:i 1\nJ ~ SECRETARY STUDENTS Woman over 65 w/car to share Cd M home Rei:ular or Ret>ecurrinl( w/same. Rm, board & p1tamc work. Hrs 2AM · nominal salary to right llA!\1 or 5PM·12 Mad· person. Night or day ph: rught & wceken<I~. 673-4725 Call lmmediutely ----------• 557-0061 Wornun wantcrl for ADMIMISTRA TOR Oen frnt olfler for 1trc member. MDllT·CLU prefer peni.inn est ale pla nnin~ 1•xper. Need typinl(, dlrttill11n skills & housecleanani: S.1.00 per plea~unl l «l eph onc ~o~ o ffic e • hr.tl42·7430nft8PM pcr~onallty. Benefits & l d Women. 25 & older to salury open 6'7J.ft087 0 over 0 a work f~r Jlousccleanlni:: 1 . 11 93 30 ~vs. lop S, i;d hrs SECRETARY ~~~r~hSt~N.8. 675_·_&5.53 ____ _ Sii & typing, gen'I ore X RAY TECHNOLOGIST work. Small electronics '«Female). Needed ror co needs ctrlclent girl. Supplement your Income. radlotoay office located Call for appl. S4S·1t08. Exec. nds part time As· in N.B. Must be ARRT & so. Sal. open~ "t l~ CRT. 642-6464 for appt. SECRET ARY /L. T eache r -P r e School, certlflcate or exper. $2.50 Gd sk11ls. Salar y com· mensurate W/expr . Ph •96-0411 Lagu.na Niguel ~r hr. 640-8820 MerchclftdlM ••••••••••••••••••••••• SECR!TAIY/ REClnlOHl~T For real catote co, nea r 1------............. I005 TB.IPHOHI WORK •• •••• •• ••• •• •••••••••• O.C. Ai rport. Congenial •lmmed. Opcnlnl!ll alm08phere. Good skills •Work Al llomc req'd. Ss.50 mo. 833-9293. •Part·Tlme SECRETARY :~u.~~~ Wngc Good t)'pli;t. lite bkkpnf! •Noexper. nc-c<'U 1 Gir l ore. N.B. Coll UNITEDCl':llfo:Ull \I. 548-2888. PAtSY SECRET ARfAL OOHSll> or!~ 3 lfllll Cc n erol offi ce ~sporulbiUU«!tl. Division Telepl one Slfl••ftl(l rl. & 11slcs dept. Ouui&e S11IH Hep for Wonderland Of Anff••s! lf UGF, w are h ouse crammed with O\•cr 500 mu11lc l>Oxea. nlckelo· dcon ptnnoa, circus or· aans. w a ll clo~k!I, ~randfa t her c locks, ta11rlnatlna onUqur:s. F~·D c I -. Norm an H artne ll hos de11t11ned th la coat excluslnty ror the hair size ngu.re. A rornovablo Inset snapt Into place lo change the neckline lf desired. The 11tral1hl slteves con be made full length or "~ length. fabncs: linen, raw ailk, wool crepe. lightweight or medium weight wool. tweed, mclton cloth, P G·D Is cut only In Hair Sizes t4a.t 221\. Sl:te 16'.li requires 4 3/8 yds. of 4$" fabrtc for coat with long r.leevl.!8. 4 1/4 yd9. ror coat wtth 314 lenith sleeves. To order: aend paltem number. size. name, address and lip. Price a .50 plus 30' postage and h11ndlln" Pattern Books by Cl11c:11lrl<'allhn: Supplement Z, Coats. S11lt11 and Ensembl~ St.50 postpaid. Make check lf•yable to SpAdr11. Send ordora to this newspaper, o/o Spadea, 2 Rrirlge st .. Milford, N.J. cm4&. Dept. CX·J~. ROSAN. JNC. 11ourmet roodAI. t'/llme. 2110l W.Co11stHwy, NB MUJt be 11alu oriented. EqUal Oppor Employer Coll 7Si.J893, Ovrr Sl,000,000 Worth Amerlcia n lnlernatlona t Galleria; t BOZ·T Keltet· Ing St., Irvine. Tel 754-lm. Open Wed thn .... ._-.... -..... -...... -......... -........ Sat. 9AM lo4 PM. Viall! • _ _ _ _ _ ~. -. . . , : .. ~~ ......... ~!!.~·~ ......... ~~.~~ ~~~~! ...... ~?~~ ~-~·~!~ ..... !?.·.~ ~~~nh 8013 'Tc:.~C::H Sunday. Jenu•'Y 9, isn O~ILY PILOT Cll PUBLIC AUCTION Mov1n1< · Mall/lix !!pri: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah, Soll 9060 Trolltn, T,..,.1 9170 Truck• 9560 WHY RENT FURNITURE ? MANY l''IN!<: ITl'~MS Of" S75. :! <'111 I hi lm!lt end i"t!nllcr .l2 i;tr19i; orou. G1nel"Gll 90 I 0 ................... •••• ................................. •••••• .. ••••• ESTA'l'c Jt;wr:LnY, tul~. murtilet1>p~. lam1>s . w vkup. Xl.nt rood $120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lSl"" Arai;tvi•rut xlnt &1l·nr1n' '511 Int'! Cr~·w ART OBJECTS. t\N 11'-~k. :.014't m1,1· I urn V1 nee , 842-7836 or RADIO Control cle<:trlc LIDO 1·1, & trlr. UUman c:ond llkt! new Hu~ llCOH c111J, t'U.~l. ti Cl. ood. ~ IUY J COMPLETE ROOMS of ALL MIW FUaMITUU FULL PIJCI OH&. Y $3YY TIQUES. FINI-: l"l'llN. 1;,u;.1s.11 lm·l!00-1 J\lodelP1'Boat,ovur3fl. sails,HallNo.2611,r~ce b1tn'sc tc11.l1•t $795 Orbcsto!fer.64S·tl203 ETC PllONF FOH IN loni:. siren, w11t1•r can rigged, CO\cr, 1111kinl( •1 M'"' · • · • • · ' Interior l'lanl~·r\tl'l' Sllngerland Drums. com· non. 2 :.peeds, etc. Very $1,49S. Nu"lu Sabot, 7., ·04vl _ Vcm 9570 l:.i,~~~ BROCHl'Rf: llci.lgo. Salt·s. J\la111l. µINe M•t l>oublu ba11:.. sophisticutcd toy over yellow. standa~ rlgglld. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Mo uedt....... *'-Y y.,... l'onsul l tnl(, C'om Zild1:.rn <•y mb:.rls . $11100 replul·emcnt. x.lnt cond. Asking $295. Auto$w'WIU ,,artl 1975GMC Movml( lnto Apt l\1t..t11'll mcrci.il. llci;1Ck nti11t. H> Chr11m.~ '' 11'11:.'1. S\000 Sllcrlru:il $500. lnclocles 963·2907 & Ac.ceuories 9400 SURFER VAN FREE DalVERY s" .. cums AM ,.,...... ...... ton tbl & 4 chn.. cvflt•c ti.ii, sl·111 1 1Y 1 1 1 100i:"'· 0 1roa/lwn 'fl 1 l:\~ OOW c.wryll11ng. 675·3662 or 26• _..,._0 .,,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• A\ltomutlc. utr roncl • sora oil 1111111tin"~ d1!-1 a 0 r 1 'l' l• l u r 1 s l -1)4~ 2200 ..._ .... r 1 ' ... • · K:lll •11122 ~ l'c VHUM SET ---w/Mooring 675-0085 VW INGIMES 8\lllMO • port iole~. d1t· hes,al1Aood1•ond.l\tany · _ Xlnt conclallon. St!S Ph· USED ·REtJUILT lul(e lrt1n , chron11.• w1ru 0.ther 80°d.ic·~ from 3 Pltlball M,1ch111ci1fo r 111ile. 673·40'.lll · FREE Fastest on W. Coast. 25· wheels & 8 truck 11tl•rt•n. 1865 S. HartK>t I I. CM 64>6151 famillcs. 706 Ullrn the, 1al I ('O 111 <'I>" r a t~d - -BOATING racing trL M\lst i-1ie 40UP, l300, lSOO, lOOOcc. (0749). H t n h ' ~ • Dual Ports 530·6940 un · c · "1"111 r; BAI.I. ·. 1·111~"1c CLASSES Worth ~.000. Sac. $:!500. OEH BUGGY SllOP SADDLEIACK Garngesall''''S.it&Suo nwul'y 1n:ikc1· Nc(ld!I OfficeFumiture& StartlngJau.10,1977 67!>·6866 -----VALLEY IMPORTS 1033 y 1 J i1hl(ht n •11a1r. S750 01' of· Equipmtnl 8085 Sponsored liy the , , ---. -(2) l2"xl6.5 8 l?ly Tires & 8 I 2040 495 4949 Dogs 8040 Furniture 8050 a elll'IU. 10 tl Jll r (' r • () J. v M p I c ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA 17 0 Duy Dnysa1lcr, 74. whls. Like Ill'"" Fit:. 3 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8-9 y I d Cudd v cabin r oomy -----110<.:K t: .. ,; n~ c•o11 . OESK, Shaw-Walker, 31 x POWElt SQUAD HON k ·t Sl"°5 r'.•s 905 Chevy or l:'otc.l ~~lon . "10 1''ord Von. 00.000 mi. 3 AKC Gold1•11 Retriever Hlde·a·Bed, Co1>t S3l>O. Oak tbl & 41t'hri-. t:ourh, l>50<J 1\11tl f.1cto1·y 1ww tlO. and :s wivel chair, to teach you the proper~ coc pi ·-'"-'· .... :; 49'J-34.~ spcl. t'pt'~. tl t'YI Sl7SS. Pups, xlot hunters, Cami· SELL $175. Can deliver. end t lJI . I::J mc:1 ~·h 1 , i:onrl ··sPAC:ETIME" 4 $1 IS. Smith Coronu port sare halld!lng of a.II lYJ>C1> P-Cat w/traller. muc over Ph 114G·2125 any lime lypet,wtrdog.493-6861 ~-4760 ___ desk. skis, other 1111:H· p I .1 v" r ~ 5 5 O . IYPl-'Wl'iter. ~5 Typing ofooab. For dcta1lscall: white. $l300. Weckduy11 AutoiforSalf: --items. :1R;Jl llcm ·:,~;EUUHG" Jukebox, ta .. le."5.""'"8095 673-5717 """°8"'""'. '72Truvelall./\/C,rml111. Lhasa Apso Puµs. AKC *I BUY u """ vvo OiJU"' ,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ch. s ire & dame. Gold * * * mingway, Irv Sat & Sun voor cond. $250 or orrer. -Anti / !Ow In i.: "q 11 l pp I.' cl show males. 831.0097 Good used t\lntilurc & !iam·3pm. Call 55H706 .Jeri;. 5!>6·0421. 11-!IPM Sleet court'!" tablc, JGxGU RADIO Control Model 12 International 14. FG. ~ ~'tj()(J/ofr. 5511·31<19, art « Appliances-OH 1 will •. ----. •. . • . -;: ~O; sccty s. de~k w/left meter Sail bout. (i Ft. w/trape:ic, roll<'r furling ClossJcs 9520 pm. 0 0 G 0 BE 0 1 EN c E sell or SELL for Yo t Anllques, G60xl4 tires & Ct>lor TV. Sc:irs l'cst. l!I . hand rct~rn, wo_od. S50 loni:, sall:1 beautifully. jib & trlr. $55(1.or hest ~·····~·· ••••• ••••••••• . . CLASS to start Wed. Jan MASTERS AUCTION mugs, clothes & hschhl $<!50. Tt•ak sic.le lahlc, $45 F><t•e. ~w1v1'1 rha1r, steel. Make orrer or tradt• tor ofr. 675.7186 51 Kaiser. Hare Coupe 14 62 OOl1ge ~tep \. ;111, 19, 7:30 pm. Nwpt/Irvine m1Sl'. Sun Jan :ith :lO;lil2 HiS-!JGS.I u1>hol.. S-10. Ut)hOI. steel ??67S.3662or645 :.!200 ------$1200& '61 Lincoln Cnvt.t t'Onvt'd living. 4 mH + 111 area 546 .. 1928 646-8686 & 833-9625 Allport Ln, 1111 ~11;:ca1s11 TltF£•' SALF. ~<; • 1 ... 15 a rm t•ha1r S:!~>. Sc1·t 'y --- - -Hobiclti S;.uls dr. Sl600. 586·27&1 asking 2 mil. &N-74ti1 ----------. " • • '· .,· .: !:·• .,.. • rha1r. green uphol. s:!O. Boats, Maintenanc e / New w/batns. $275. -----SCO'ITISJl Terr. AKC, 2 Pvt.. Party 12 pro.fiauu, ~ofas, d111t•ttc~..: ~al Sl5. w•1 box S65 s.amcinbhw.S25.Maybt• Sef''Wlce 9020 67S-4178or552-94:!5 Grt•at l nvc~tment 57 '7tiDodgeVan.V8318,1\C, yrs. male, show qual. ress1onal}Y dt•t:or;Hcd £urn . da·~k •. !·cfrii;. 1 ;.hrutJ~ 5.gJl .. S.1 .. ' i.:a~ Y?' S<'cn dt 1601 Luwoln Ln . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chev Stntton Wgn. PS, Ma~s. cusl int, 7,00o 5~1867 rmsfull,EXAMPLE· All Ld11clf.ill.NB 631-1~\ll.\ Hr:-.)·ll :-;at -Sun ~t.64 N 11 S4R·l!868or750.0811 Yi\CHTCARPENTRY BOATTRAJLER Pcrfctt bO<ly 1\s is w /2 mi. AM1 ~1 8 lrk, xt1·u ------llerculon sofa & Inv---:'ll"pl Hhd Costa Mesa. • N Co s · 1 FORCAL:!5 cn.: Sa1• $tillll/hst. ni<•t·ronrl $6300.673-380:1 AKCSHEPllEHD PUPS eseat, w/matchinl! chr & Hshld itt•ms IOc·:>:!:'>. :~o51i \IJd1111cJ ll:in c~t 1\nll ew nst. pecia ty S.1so. Call 646-5788 t>3l·3320 ----------• SIOO 673-1165 ottoman, pd. $975. Only Pcttswood, HU <as. :-t~ qucsl 55ti·llJJll Pianos & OMJans 8090 l.>ay~·Sl4! 1'.:vcfi.i6.6382 . . • • , ~----'67 VW V1m. Snrf, Blln Work6-IZ·8335 5395. Thomasville udrm Ad:imstllushard ) ------•••••••••••••••••••••••Boats, Morine FUN Crws111g Ketch, 21 , Recreational ittrns, ready for camp [urn. all wood tbls for Horses • 8060 ORIEMTALART r'IELDSWurchousesale Equipment 9030 roomy, goo~ sails & V.._lcles 9530 1ng. S!JSO. 5·16 ·92~::!. AKC Cocker Spaniel. 6 mo's. male. hus shots, buff color. $75. (;:ill 998-2474. dcn&l1vrm,furmaltlrn .••••••••••••••••••••••• Wholesuletothetradc IOO pianos & organs,••••••••••••••••••••••• _c_?n'!:_~l60o._49G8381. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497·_355_1 __ _ ing rm set. quills. paint F •. I . · ·,. & ·h Z.'!011 Moulton Prkwy n cw.' us l'ri . SP inc t s. New 11 foot lirc r aft -1.:ost ER 1 C SON 2!l'. Fu 11 '71 Chevy Beaunlll· Von. iogs, M:iytag wshr & or Sae.<! ponies s 0 " Laguna Business Park Grands. Player:.. Goini:: S138.00, will sell lor 0111'' "rseirac·•. "21.000 otr. drvr hide-a-bed 1976 quarterhurse. ·19'.! S850 7611·5633 , ~ ~ "' Gold, serviced re~ul11rly • L1nc~ln Marc JV 'velvet _ ___£a~!._1\.17:;'001 out for IJusiMs~. Hcnt· S95.00. Call ot95-l38S. 675·1830ev & wknds peak mech'I cond, ~40.• \KC R " DobP.rman Twin bcc1 crnd Jrame wilh opt to buy . Kawai,---------1146·2626 : e., · liv rm cn~cmble, oc· R Off · Steinway. Baldwin. 8'FoldingMahoganyboat loah,Slips/ ------ -Pups. Xlnt markini,:s & casional chrs, 6 horses, are enng rnve~ ~IO. four :.heels Chickcrini::. Yamaha. lallde~. $50. !>~\',era! used Docks 9070 '6.1 Ford \'an. 'ti8 211::1 \'II. Color Blk & rust. 10 Wks. saddles tuck rm sup-Rei:: Bucksk111 Quarln SIO. 5.IG-!J4SJ. Kimball. Wrltzr (714) old_ sails. SlO. 24 fl aha ma ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo. mass. cstm inl. Sl30.Call493·759 t. p lics,'al so selling Horse . s,how ,.,.Firr wonc1 · 111 i:h S1rr;:; tiJ8 -27 70 . 12072 ~~iilboal cover, $JO.Businessman desires '73TOYOTA Sl300/ofr.546·7816 Colden Retrelver male. 1 beautiful estate. Striclly pc~~~1t1'.etd. r.,r1~,r~r.1.~1t.ler Prrw ~ 1, i:ord ·SGS 1 . Brookhurst. GG 6•!>·4002 Newport Slip ror 27' Sail ---- yr w/papers. Must find a by appt. Sale will end. ~ ... ~.~; 1 1 ) · u ~-..... '·1 or 1·nr•tl · 1>4!>·0179 ' · -------.. -llOAT MOLDS So at. 673·9087 eves. •.!,,~~!.""?!.om• ·70 Ford E:lOO Custom hmc.si12.6803.642.2649 Thursday at .7 Pl\I ~.... ll;~ldw1n t\crosomr piano , , S4G·8020ext :J71!dnys -tu-3>os1 int. AM/1".l\1 ll trk. hv)I'·· . . 974-1543 l.la.rn :>t<ills llt'". !,<I!; Pip« Shaklee products at co~t :11;" Wulnut. hke new. 14 Whaler ly pe· l ·I ---·--s3995 1luty trans. lirc·s. heater,"'" ~l,1 n1 atu re Schn nu zer SAVE' JAN SALE New stalls Stl!i. li ~htcil Jfcn.r Limited tu stod. unhand SllSO. 646-419'.! Sailboat-14'_ c.atamaran. PM vale dock for power x I 11 t run n 111 1! 1• on ti . I uppiesAdorable/\KC,3 · · · . 75107~1 !'>16-370ll -llenry.6-t5·0222 boat to •11' 52.25 per ft. l'1•dl'C't for I ravt•I. males. 2 fem. lleasona· & . used . fur~. appl ~· --· 20 JIP. 2 cyl Bukh marinil 6'12·9666; 673·6336 e\'C 616 i!IS!t bl 9626513 rt• m1Sc W1lsonsBarga111 J I 8070 ",\von" to11 .. c1:ihl•·s HAMMO~D ~ -----e. · ·a ·" · ewe ry n deisel. practically new. -------Nook.2Store" 545&Rl4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··11un·:1rcl ('lilss1c·;.· S2000.5S2_9262 NewportBeal'h .\KCJ\liniPoodlc,black,5 W.19th.C.M.642·7930& •·ttuv .1 1 t>nultnn ' ORGANS ----1JoatShpAva1I yrsold.Male.Neeclslov. 548·3262 WANTED ril!urir'1c!S . Cry~tal wait• Compl lint• New nr Waker Knotmasler tal 1173-~h.17 , Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 18111 t "o'"•l••li. e•• I\\\ HUNfl,..4..f O ,.. HACH 7R Ford 1·:1·11n11, :.!~.o. 20,ouu m1. J\IC & :111 xtras. Ver~ sharp. 1>111·4421 ine__hme.S125.644·2Sl6 Chippendale sof,1, new, TOP CASll 1'01.1. \ J( 536·<Wi:Jti Lilied frail 10.1:. I~ .xlnt cond Slt11 !-IJ•llt't' .J\ all 1.1dn _ Autos Wanted 9590 Free to You 8045 StOO. Custom lo\ t:' l>l':tl. P ~\ "·) 1'' ll 11 .. " ~ 1 l ~l t\11·111•11ng 1:10 ~!Is. ~ha~. ~ Jiu) "'1th Confitlenct· Sl!IS, Ofter. t>l~.::1~ V 1 II a gt• Ct• n t l' 1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S250.fl45-4317 J~.W1'.LRY,.~\.\11.111'.S. l!rn hliwSl!l:l.:1sl'l~r1rps I· rom lh1· Oldc ~l Boats Power 9040 Fiberglass sails only 4 Whe~ Dri'W•S 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frcetoyou; 1'2yr -------~RT ,0!1JECI:" <:<>~.I.>. "' ::.l11·1·r ... & r·111l i.. '1')'E'!h/\11Ln!:erdt HA:\OtMOND •••••;••••••••••••••••• S3.50Jft.f175·7100 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• CASH FOR CARS! oldm.alelnshSetter Man'sv:.rlet1·ha1r, S}L\EI~ .~1.,ll\ I C r:. pur1>lct blitci nianl.\•'. ~ "' 1n range . , , - 557·17H $5. }' r NF. F ~ R t:i. ,'\: .\-..; Cn,.1al d1;1111tehe1· s.;o. County:' We will not be 1974 Boston Whaler. 11 3' . WANTED 20' TIE IJ I'. 4 WHEEL DRLU~ Guinea Pigs, long haired, hcallhy. Friendly. 1)12-lOSS 5-10-2279 afte r 5 p m. flQUES. 64S -221k1 N ll•· ,.1 ncl M t•cl it ~211 knowingly undersold!! '7515 h.p. Johnson motor Dnck Space. 1•1 1· ror 6 re Liv Rm set. contem-Uv;stock--807S ll11 :117:1 Stop in or call ~~.0~~p11~c~:;~i. ~:1~~ saill~al. 496'8381 ~~'~O Landi·r isaJ5i":J~ po butcher blk arms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J3U 'I ti-. <;an•t•I . Ju:.t 644·9200 SHOO. Call 642·4482 Tran•-.. atlon 2 Mellow German Shep. muslsell.499·4430 He!,!. Morgan m..irc, hrola· clt·anl'd. hk1• 111'w: ~a .,....... • 1973 S44~7 ------.--.-to ri'de & dri·vi•. Ill" '76-25' SKIPJACK 41 hrs.••••••••••••••••••••••• Once belonged to Log. i:ens & Mess i n a . 'fraint!d. 646-1551 I S k " 'c.rrd & lg1· (l•l'Ct·::.. St .50 a ... Tw 1 d d ~ 11 &! __.... a 110 ,~h•vy Bla•er (''''•f J l\I) nner pace ·1ni: !>1te parade Morgan gcldrnl!. yam . .-ia.:nn HAMMOND ORGAN In vo vos, loa e . ca AIF'Cl'VTI ., ~· " " _..., •· ' "'.ater bed. hea.tcr & Eng. Western 17H I &PIAHOCEHTER 495·1175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• vibrator. Sl75. 67!>·3772 338-1011 1.itlo l~le Sak l\11l1•1ut· 2854 E. Coast Hwy 13• 2· • Boston Whaler, TAX SHE!.TElt 1974 S4997 I' l '·" . 1976 Ch k 1411 To" l.andt·r t WILllZI 4 P W I t B<l t -----im• 1 n':>Kl'r H pc .,....y 11 C D-1 M w/trlr & 40HP J ohnson ero ee . ' Black Lab. fem. 21,;, yrs, c . a nu rm sc · Mochinff'f 8078 hflrm :.d1 llt·avy v.ool orona '" ar Collins equipped. S-ISOO & spayed, has shot~. loves Beautiful co11d1 l1011. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . h h 1 1 clec starL New cover. 1 (714 ) 548.7145 Sp:1n1s e1 sprc.ir $l500 714_5-18_4690 assume oan. children. Don or Cindy ---:'olcw t:onrrele mi"l1•r. 51 · 4ucl'll 'J\':1k <1111'14 ~l·L. I; S_...i.-Goods 8094 · ~36 ·0 •10R l>y~. Evs S36·7692 Murrey Pool Tl.II.. cu~t 7· c· u / f I. t• 11! ct . II a 11 d di a 11 .., Ha J 1a1 s ;\ w .• !':'.'.~:' •••••• ••••••••• 221' Sea Skiff. Loaded, nu to 6'15.ssGS Oav1tl Hohb1ns L.rg. Yucca tree. Take ull Sofa, Gibson nefri~. & \\'hl•c•lable S57 fi:rn I ll..1111: 14 lam1l~. & Chan Pool table. 4xll, antique pilot, etc: Owner must c-s. Sale/ d " Sep. Fzr. Much more 979·2631 •lt·l1vr-.. Shutta•r finish bur"., leather sell.675-3631. .... R'.'.",.Tnt..... 9120 or parts Cru::.hc rol'" &W-09:.-'7 &l4 1621 7'X"\ 10 l"nltllllR m 1 r ,., "' MARQUIS TOYOTA MISSION VrEJ 0 831-2880 495·12 I 0 1974 DODGE RAMCHARGER loryrds.S-16·276:.1 -· · MisceUaneous 8080 rnr(•rl roum d1v1dl·r pockets. Sci•. Appr. $600. 16' Yellow Ju1•kct bout & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------551 14l'J 1\utomatir , uir t·nnd . i\dorable kittens. 8 wks 1 !l drawer dresser w/mir ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675 70Kil _. _._ _ __ trlr. + Marc 55 elec Sale 912' Hoad Ranger. pwr. s teerini:. special black. 1 pearh & white ror . $6S : Dbl bed WAllo.'TED . 4"8pooltbl. burg. antique l\'lcrcury Mtr. Sac. $750. setr cont cab-over mags&only 20.000rmlcs ,-1.5729 w•framc. ~ill Pok<>r 1lll ....,. Uosct ,,;.it,•. Dcs11~11.1•r finish, leather pockets. \714l 675·21M3 wknds or campcr.673·1932. <611SLRY> " $30. Student desk $15 TOP CAS II DOLL,\ H r:ioctcl (•lorhcs w.c::. fi·X, See appr. $600. SSl-1413 (213) 247·7581 ....,_...orized Bikes --- Irish Wolfhound pu11. fem 968·1462 P 1\ I o F OR Yo U H sun c1 a\ Io 1 n W . ----,,,_. 9140 SADDLEBACK has had ~hots. Ali.o Poo -------JEWELRY. WATCHES. MacArtl1ur /\pt ll3. San· For Sale US. Divers tank '76 Egg Harbor 33' Sedan. ••••••••••••••••••••••• VALLEY IMPORTS Tup S Dollar S paid for dcan used t:Jri.. trucks & L'm'\'ctle:.. A~k for Paul U'Nc.111 HOWARD Chevrolet 01•\·1• & <~uall Sls. N~:Wl'OHT Hl::ACH W~..'. l'AY TOP DOLLAH 1''011 TOP USED CAR~ FOHEl<IN. DOMESTIC orGLASSJCS If vuur l':t r is <'Xtra rle11n., :.cc us first. BAUER BUICK 2925 II arbor Ill vtJ Costa Mesa !179·2500 WE BUY CLEAHCARS &TRUCKS <I I e t 0 ii 0 0 ,1 h 0 me. Nt"". custom b) .decor? tor /\RT OBJ ECTS. GOLD ta Ana & regulator cstm by factory. finest MOPED Puch, 6 mo new 8 31-2040 495.4949 :;.ii;.~111 whrtevelvet tu ::.ofll,2ot· S ILVER SEHVICr: S-15·5l20 on t his coast. Prin only. J ust serviced & tuned.-----------• ---tomans.l•orfee tbl,\'elvet l"INE F UR N & AN Hunkbedw/2muttresscs, --675-5809 Excellent. $350. Eves '75 CJS Jeep. PIS. Ptn. CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llnrbor 61\'cl. Free to itood home :l yr old chair. Paid S2000. Sell for TIQUES. 645.2200 from •.nodel home. only Skis• Lamborghini 185, . 644-4508 roll cage, xtras. 27,000 male, neuterctl b~agle. SSSO. 536·f'395 $60. 01cyclcs. Sears UP· 11::.t S190. Sell $120. Ultru FC?r Sale; 3·1.974 Fantasy --mi S.S 200. 541·0239 no small kids. 493·20.17 . . ----LUGGAGE TAGS right \'acuum. s uper 175·5. hRL ~160. Sell SlOO. fG , 17 Tri Hull, elcc Motorcycles/ -·-· - --· --fhrung rm s1•t. pecan wd. buy~. f!.-tG-4~'9!; Soloman 555 liindings. powered boats comp I Scooffl-1 9150 '76 Bla7.<'r 10.000 mi, 12" 1'upp1cs Wtll grow tn carved thl &4 v{'lvetchrs lrom your bus1nl!SS card. $60. Ski rat:k, $lS. All w/Batt. chargers & nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires, air, PS. PB. Jm small doJ!s, mrn-tlv roo· $3.50. Rntl marble cof tbl Send onu card for eat't1 l('C Ir Yin<' Coast CC items new. (714 ) 631.0043 co v e r s . SS • 0 O o. Kawasaki 7SO Mach IV. m:il'. S769.S. 548·0854 die, but mixed. 548.'istO'J $.50. Callt>45·!1<1S.'l. tag plus Olll' ~µarc. We :\lcmhrrshi[' l'orsale. (714)673-4300 xlnl cond, w/a few xtras. -. - return permanently S4~0. 752 7865 sCVDA Tanks w / '76 979.6sZ9art2rM 6..'I Uodi,!e l'ow(lr Wagon. Female Beagle. s ~·rs old. C:iplam Nemo \\'aterbcd St•aled :itlrat:tl\ I' lat.: & : .--h\'Clro elates. n·s. 80's. ;t al.on J'U.ol w.n .. :1111 V!!. loves c hddn·n. Call Kin~ Sill.', 2 mils old .;tr.tp. nwctinl.! airl101· lla111:liclt•r. 111 l·.11>11cr t~n60's.•4 "N2.Farmer loats.Rent/ '66 Yamaha 30~. street. sno tirc:>.xlraheavy'du SS7-7742 make ntr !l60·ll9:1Mt3 l.D. ret1u1rem1•11t~. l'rc• w hJrness & cO\'cr. Liest John w/j{'kt for 6' /170 lb Charter 9050 orig & compkte. SlOO ty susp. & body. S1150. 1--------vent l•1s-; & th1·rt' F11r a orfer. S.l'l·3407 ___ male. S57·00:l5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 842·1681 tH2·i2<>t Purebred Irish Setter. Bdrmsl't. S pr S80\J value. , . personaliled ta~ 1•nclus1• n·in •lt, ~ct •10 waler· DO ........ BUY COSTA MESA 546-1200 TOP DOLLAR Pt\ID DtMEDIATEI,Y ~·on ALL FOHEIGN CARS CALL OR COME IN TOSEF: US NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Cst Jlwy, NB 642-9405 (em, 6 mos . house· 2nurrors,:!n1ght!>Lands , wallpa1wr t hrH' 01 1.: ' ~ "' • Store Restaurant n • Yamaha 250. F'lal track 7l Toyota 1.uncl Cruiser. · ed 67"0740 (1)9J dr I k .. .. ·' c•oolt'r fan $20; lamps & • ' l tram ~ . rawer esscr, • l' Ony Gl11 l•Jl\t'I' & \II' • 817 0$72 Bor 8095 A BOAT ra.cer. Disc brks: extra xlnt runnin~1 1·11n1 .. !\~any --WE BUY- Furnfture new.Sl7S.f>73-1148 "~II bai:k ,ic, tnm your mr~t · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOlllo.I tram+morc parts. Very ~purls.S27fli~52·18SS •USEDCARS& ••••••••••••••••••!~.5.~ --t\IUSTSELL"' tags. nr try'"" 1«11 d~ l~1cl1 .. i;Hl"'llrih1kcS50 Ski FIXTURESALE "".' fastS800/bsto£r.s.t5·9473 ·6s Ill SCOUT. 4x'1 Ncw TRUCKS• Beautiful sof"' & Jn\'rsnot. \\'HOLE HOL'SE l"l Lt. back l•i h,11·1<. buoh s1 8 & 6 LgE! DRESS SHOP All nrw. exclusive IONA y '"I DT250 E d I t •h & I k $1"'0/b t t' . C·ill w "~ (Jf··L·rrRNl1'"RI··. l'HlCE~ c11·.1on·1,,,•)f,1 .. ~pl11~•Lor-1r11 35· · Y/\CllT&St\ILING am.•: nuro.cuc irs. w.i s omcmor .' t:arth tones, lnltw:t wood r " ~ • ~ a tree. x mirrors. CLUB. Cali'f·llaw""t'i. Xlnl. Extras. S6.25. Pvt ofr.546-678.'l FREEA.p-01sol lllli·4l70 $'.!eJor:I ~ 1?:111 SJllO !iottl S2!lG; Wooden scre1•n, rac•ks, .. t (714)5578372 r· i:amc set w/matchin~ 415tagsSl.00cJ ~;1~~Ml.a-.kl'ttrAnn. t'hrs. lgt fixtures. Mi!>e. Clubhouse, Purl)', P Y· · -Trucks 9560 GrotftChnrolet :i~er,coffee\uhle.wall 301dF:arlyAm .dresscr~. fi!ltugsSl.!\llca Another H ap pe ning Cruises MotarHomes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JB2ll_BeachBlvd unit. Hcrculon or $~0 $100 ,1 Thoncl lOor moreSl ·H•c;• Op1•11 moulh male lion Roulique. 448 So. C'<1ast NORENTALl-'EES Sale/Rent 9160 1975CHEVY lluo.hng1 onBe~rh n11ugahyde i<oro & t•1v· Bentwood t:hi·s. $.'lO e:i.. Sale-; Ta\ lm·l11dl•d 1'11g $15<10 or best orrer. llwy. Lall Bch. -197.2260 FREE Sailing lessons .... •••••••••••••••••••• 1, 4 TOH PICKUP 847-6087 * 549-333 I ~:f:~· c~~\~:. ~~~~r '~~~ ~:~.~1t~~~~r1c:hr,:;;s·s~~ lJr.iw ·"~;:~!\1?·;,1 ~t·n•I iii.I :r.124 c1r4M·!l81!l --Limi~;h~mps~~n~~·~~,er 26' GMC MOTORJIOME Wit~· Westwood Camper. , bedroom u t ' with ., Km.: lk1l. rrrrn 1n;1llress 5. U ht f " / 1 CmALLem N0"1, 17a14")496_668e·1 Sips 6. Wnl~ ratc.s. Pvt · r TOP ' :. 1 c 1\h1tching teak rramc n;ime, addrc•s:-. phnrw & ll<'WI\ reniwnt('d. framl' •. png re n,.. w g ~ss n pty&1:J.2(llh, Automatic+ actory air DOL' "'R .tr~olre, mattr(ls;~es. rnueh & chr $50. S25 ~e·11 mul<c v111· 1·.1r.J p1-r shtlc drs. 4 & 8 hole ice --642.4097 Nwpl cond. (S61l4Z1. - pnt1o table,Onk&1:l;"s t>IOkl~lh tai;:.Adcl 25'1•arh &hdhrd Suowdl~t1n~for nm lrzr. auto meat . 9060 5995 PAID tohle.Lamps.Xlnt .. oncl ----S.•nrli•hi•rkormon"v"r VW. l'hc:-1 or drawers ~liccr. bakery ra<'k Boats, Sall G C l . 3 I d u .. ·'760 ... t 1 I h 1. 7, 11 M ,ale 7 • x nt. con .. i"ORCLE/\N .,..,_ ... _" ________ ,.ww w111 ll'«. comp wit Jcrto \y ,) '1 w/lr;iys, popcorn mach ........ _ ................ sips 6, $18,900. 12:lll ~Cadillac: Full Bdrm Set. S 150 ~~~sro; ~!:1~c~tlkl~1-t"d~;~~ PILOT PRIHTIMG l.arl1cs wl11Lt• Alp;1ca coat. 100 cup cuf maker. Mon Kite with dolly, yellow Polaris, NB. 833·261t; IMPORT CARS Unusual TV -radio p1e1:c &16.1110.'i P 0 l:lo'< 1;.r,o f1n1tl•r tip lcnRth, sl !l. Fri 9-5. Call 97!!-6400 XI n t c 0 n d · S" 5 O · UOO H.rtlw llTd. ALL MODELS t!\40's. $200. S.18-1:!02 -----C:o•la Ml'~;i. Cat. 92r.21; 8.">00. llurd cover books Sl TV Rad'10 Weekdays 898-8797. RENT '77 OVER I./\ ND CMtw ft\ft8 540 t100 -I' b k 2S • I 29' FULLY EQPD. C:ha;;&oltom:inS40.drop "'s· •• 1pNaGn'-1 sst·1z. 7bt1l>1c·m,.s1·2coto. Beerdrafter.ho1<1.,11.f:<rl! i·a ;1pcr ac s r ea. HIFi Stet'eo 8098 Hobfel6.trlr,newtrans& REASONABLE IP P --------" r be l .... 00 6iJ ;:r.!1 ••••••;•••••••••••••••• more. $1.425. 646·8255 or 554.1227 . . . '74 Toyoto ru._w/<''.1mper leaf table SSO. w:ilnut value takr S450 fi.14·2:)16 o er. f!l'W i·o11t S! . 581-7505. shell, ·I i;pd, 111~ m1~rors. chalr$20.oversluffchalr · · · &T.l-5276.Cnllnflllt\\'1. J\lmo--t C\·1•rything gol's' SllURE, stereo mixer, S.J.C. 1971 Americana. s teel bumper, $2800. S35, SW8 J,! lamps(:!)$.'}. .. F.thnn Allen Twin Maf)ll' rum,Ul't'llitcms.clolhes, xlnl cond. Mod. MC.SSS. HOllECAT3.5M .. er 24x64'. 5 Star Adull Pk. 545.4435 11111~g1;1 pr, Wrght iron bnr~tools. bed, box s1>r1:, matt. PUILIC AUCTION Ju m I> 1: r . put i o . Sti5. Vince, 842-7836; ( h ----------1 please cull 645-78.~7 uft Ornpr11 & chandelier. MANY l'fP:Ms OF FINE W1>hr/dryr, kng wtr bed IH2·8694 lJI~ f~. s maller vers!~0 Lo renlal. S2S,OOO. p '76 TOYOTA SR 5 Pkup. 5 6pm. 644·6.283 EST/\ TI:: .I ~:w EL RY. b:1 I( & frame. 2 24 o of Hobie 16 & l~) Like 492-9841. 493-2514 eves. spd radio huck. seals & Kingsize round bell. $75. Apll'\11 Of Furniture ~l~~~rg~t·f~~T~:L'~~: Hutgc rs, Apl /\. C.M · ~T~~:~0~e~;/~f!y~~ ~=~~s~~~~:t s;;~s ~~~ Trailers, Tronl 9170 8 trk. 493-8.~90 Autos. Imported ···········•·•···•····· Generol 970 I or best o ffer. Call Sleeping couch, corree ETC. l>Jl()N~~ f()R IN· G4ti-1'11ll _. --Wolnut, xlnt cond. $250. first cat . Very Cast. $600. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Chev :Y. ton P.U. /\uto. (213)870·5666 day<> M this. so mctnl folding t'O & UHOC ll U RE . 2 ~l'PER HOWL tickets, 551·4472 675·3662or645·2200 '7·1 Invader. 23 rt. fully new paint, rud10. gd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1714)549-9439aflcr &i 30 rhrs. nau11. couch, 645-2200 211 vurcl lini:. Best offor. 2~ .. Z 'th 1 TV .74 /\ 1 21• VHF srlkont. lmmac. Used tires, gd cond. $2195. Ph R4RE'62 eves only. rrrliner chr. In m""'. Q1ll S,1r..:t5:\I\ · eni co or · quar us · · ' twice. 5'1295· G4S·6540 4!H-8780 M ... SER "Tl ,... ----Rcmole control. x lnt Genoa. NB shp. Loaded, "" "" Dresser . w/mirror, chest ~~~,;~t.i·~to~\lnp~~lk CUSTOM 7' Pepsi Col11 Bollie ma-cond. Asking $235. Xlnt 1•ond.· $4800/bst. l.2~~'Shasta.Ughtweighl, '73 Ranchero C.T. 50.000 3SOOGTCOUPE of drawers w/hUlt'h. ~ew""rt. apt 408• Jam· WOVEN WOODS ch111I', good r unn111g flil6·4822 751·4600.963·5'155 EZ lo pull, has flush1 miles. air, nu radials, 5 Spds, new lircs. Hor· d k t I beds 673 6717 _. ""' d s1ro l'P s.tS-565~ -toilet. askins; S700 or wal xlnl cond. ~'IOOO. 645 .. 10111 roni wire whc<'ls fuel in es• wn · · boreeRd .. N.B_ so-;;,·ro 1l0';,ot·~· rnn · "· ·· • ·· COLORTV,console,pic-Cal 2·:W.fullrace,asking trade for lurgu r -----------<jection.alumlnu;,,body Whitebnhynrmoire.$12.'> . .,--h ---1-b----, OvC'r40in·~tockpatlcrn!-JUKEBOX ture/sound butndswork. $S,9SO o r trade up. w /s howcr & :.tool. '75 Dodge ~lt 'f l'U. Step Xlnt cond. Vc•ry fasl ~ tlx9 Oval red r11" SS l ull ~SmaL,c m~. Wil · ureaus Also J\11Nl·Rlrnds A l\' r L' I 50. I $39. 751-6892645-7434 PM. ~0246 543-1377 side. cstm puint & whls. .,.,,000 Mi. Too hot for my . -· • 71l l>r. Cnntemporary &1S·S950 S3J-D?70 "•· . c,ar Y s. Pays "'-' MdtroM, ~5. ndw~d s~awtmat.w~~ ~r --------· -~4~5~~~-~~~~~·~r~h~M~2~·~MM~5~-t~~~~~=~:=~=~=~=~~~~~=~~==~=:~1 ~.~~~aRS. wire . Trade for (squa~) put10 lllble, S:IO. S6S pr. Lamps. 642-8980 RADIO Control Eh•ct ric ..... 1966 El Cllmino. $650 somethini.t tamer. P;u1 673-4749 MO<lrl PT Boat. over :l rt . MiWscellone•dous tern. Lotus. J•:tc or ., .. s· Wood Tnhlc w/leaf. 4 I t ortt 1081 495-4090 P vt pty G7S·:JGti2 o r Soc GE Stereo Console, matching chrs. rtS/ ofr. ong, s iren, wa t•r can-••••••••••••••••••••••• &15·2200 cost $800. Sell $185. Cust Ph64S-9S35 non. 2 speeds, etc. Vcry ·54 Ford 11~ ton. V8 4·spd. --------- Upholtered chrs. Gold sophlsticated tcy. Over SSS CASH FOR Saddle tanks •• hvy duty. MOVINC·MUSTSl':l.t. Velvet. Bar stls & dsk. ~Sel• 8055 S1800 replacement. Goodusedfurn/rehigs $1250.549-0154 'S4Vette.mlntcond • • 640-4396 .. •••••••••••• ••••••• •• Sacrifice $500. lncl1.1des Crirs & stoves 546-()768 '71 Mercedes no. everything. 675·3662 or CHEVY '68 o/<T.P . 8' bed. ,7 l't1 :d RX4 Sola & loveseat. recently Movlni Stile. C h in a 64.5-2200 Wanted used bamboo mt· 4 spd. Jlvy. Duty hitch 4torlOFF 'R · bought, brown/ beige cabinet, Papasan chair. --tnn furniture, couch, w/equallting bars. radio, c'6Ns DE:ED plaid. $350. 84().1631 hlde·n·l>ed, & more. 4081 G<>urmet butcher hlock ch airs . tab I e, etc;, gd. cond. $1400. 847-6386 1 -'----------• Old Ml11, Irv. table, never used. 4944915 PP. 540·7198 Drop leaf table, 4 chn1, 8.11·1612 'flt Chevy I Ton. New 10' blondwd. XJntcond. $75. Hlde-a -bed, dlvan, Stucl1mt nds used upright natbed. Rebll 327 en.i. Ph6734028 hot~lates. lamps. copier, RADIO Control llfodcl 12 plono. Appearance 30.000 mi's. Xlnt cond. --------~-• steel frplc, ofc chr. m ony meter Sailbo11t. 6 Ft. CIOesn't matter, will pay nsoo. Pvt Pty. 552-0824 2 Danish ch.rs, 1 Danish llem~. 675-4002 CdM. long. i;alls benutifully. cash. 846--9214. couch. rtO for all. I Gold---'-------• Make offer or trade for? r ec 1 • K ch r s 3 5. 2 SUPER SALi 675·3662 or 645-2200 ...,lical 8083 b11rstool8, wood $10 ea. Everything must "o' lrutrum.llt5 '"13> S9'H419. HH. Mon· 0 k .. ~.1 •. d "'i • Beautiful 50 gal Borrell •••• ••• •• •• ••••• •• •• •• • v. a ""' "' resser. e ec /\ r1 r h o · Fri an 6. t "'""""ter household & qua um or ome r Conn Mln-0-Mallc elec. ----------• ~,.., ... · I resu1uront. Sf11~onccl lor ori:tan \'Xccllent condl Sofa bed, 6', cln. itreen. ecorator. tem~. plnnls. fresh or troptcr1I rl11h. Uon sOOo r P ~·1259 - JlOld & brwn plaid l\Iisc furmtuni. Free cot· Ook bod. oak cash rt'· . -·--· ----1 hcrculon. 846-7847. fee & aood prlcu. 577 glster. misc. 6'10-8585 nft VIOLA. Gecman made, ---------• Ulgll Dr, l,oguna Bch. s. w/ case, llkenew. $100. 6 r1ece bedroom set, SAl/Sun 9to5. 968·8095 pecan like new. Please .,. t 1 Kelvlnator rerrtg.. cross ..----------• coll 581-6732 "'II 11 t e $ u r JI us ; top rrectel' $65. Diamond Fender Tcleroswr Guitar "15 Chev ll~ T. V8, 350. PIS, P/B. air, 30,000 m l. $11350. 963·5891. '76 Ford. Short twd, II cyl, 3 apd, undr warr. many .-xtras. $5000/b!it. Must ~ell. 8-1.'4·14llll ... ·.ou1 .. U11E~ llOtJllV•"LI •II~•. , 141'1''0 trlOO . )tl'1;tt lt!tt Over SO used Ja11uar11 MG 's • T.rlumphs. /\II Im m.ai:ulatc. toll today (or: cxcitlni;: L1•as c-/Bu) Pinn. Stnstbl<' pny . • ment11. '67 Chevy 6 cyt 0 .D. '66 /\l.PINF, Sunbeam. lOmpg, air. shell, xlnl New top, paint. ensi. lntr. cond. $950/bsl orr. Konls. 1''M <'nssou c . 548-3138 $2300. rll 673-6243 ---------• Depri!salon a lasa, anti· sol. nrly h K. S300. & 11upcr Rc>vc:r b Amp. Queen .sofrabed w/bl~n quetoya 4tmemorobllla. 7SM716 S650.673·2S86bel6pm. AM/FM radio. Lfke new Brown Btaelow car p. ------------1. $175. Qua lily French 1"'23. reu. Sat/SUn 1748 lrtanys private Disco E.R. Ptrokschner Violin. Sl)'le T dnwer dc11k $225. Ba)tport, corner of Holl· membership & $250 1961: xlnt cond w /:\turdy m.mt day Rd., N.B. 645-6880 53&9368 536-6751 case. $110. Ph ll7S·9192 '83 Dclclge Power Wagon. Alto R-o t715 'M t.onPU.4 w.o.,:ua va. •••••••••••·•··----•••• ano Urea, '"1• hoavy du• '87 Alfa Romeo OT ty 8Lllp. & body. $USO. Coupe. Ooodcoad. &12-T!o. 081MPO. O.ll ~1 ... CJ 4 OAIL Y PILOT Sund•t. Janullry 9 1977 Attto1, lmpor+ed Aeltot, IMpOrt.d Atftos, l,..port.d Autot, lmporf.ct A.utot, h"porf.ct uto1, U11d Autos, IMported Autos, IMftorted 4utoa. Imported ...... , ..•....••....... ·····•················· M4trude1 l•M 9740 Opel 9746 ....................... ······················ ....................... . .................... . oyota 9765 Volktwocptn 9770 Voho. 9772 ~~~•••••••••••••!!.'.~ .••...•..•.•..............•••.•...................................... .......•....•.••.•••••• ...................... . •••..•••..•......•..•.. ••..•..•.•......•....•• ..... ....•............ IMW 9712 Datwn 9720J~ 9730 1951 MIZ 190SL '70 Opel GT. '77 TOYOTAs '1) \'W R\ji> "\'"A ra11lals paint 1''M hkc n~·\\ i!> \'oho 2 1:: l>I. 1.1•" 111llc , h1Clur) 111r. 1>1l'1t•o l.1\tl' nl''A , IOMth-lit llUl ~'t.JOO .&!.15 ~I 1:! L1•S11hn· Or111 """ A {.'., \'11·1111, itd I Ullllllt~ Sl'i5() l'h tl l~ 3$21 ....................... •.•••..............•.••••••••................. COUPI ROADSTER lh ordtop & i.vrt lop On1:1nal ll!ulht'r" r111ho 1\dJ~:<11·1 tlT:\7751 t;d l'Ond St595. 846 Olllt; SADDLEBACK BMW '11 BMWs HERE NOW IMWRESALES 70 :!KO\ICS I ~ ll c~n·~i ·n:.w2" 1~:1s1t"" 1 '73 3 lit'!-. I "IJ 1967K l.M I 7 :J H ,, \ ,1 ri .1 I t;&J 111' .\I I 1 I ll a \ ,1 I I ,1 t:J.IJILF:\11 'j5 2\JO:t 1\ I 0!111 I 'i5 5JOl 1\ ,\ I :AAJ:\I \ (. I SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 CREVIER &IST •UOAOWA'r SAl'llA ,., ... ,., 835·3 171 hil UlflMATC lJ'U\llNC MAC~ttr4( •USED BMW's• . 1 :1 II •• er •• r I 'I .\uto Sunruol !.Mlbl. \ ' ~ WOo'l-hpd ZX.'\K(.!1 71:10CS,\S 1<71t,L\\IJ 'i!'l !.!002 S R 111:!:-.i II ~Ii !.!(Kl!.! S It U!l:!.J Clos~d On Sundays ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ~,,Jl-,. ~1·n 1i l' 1. ... 1,.111)l Roy Caner.Inc. Hull~ flu\ t'l' 11~1 W l!°>liJ,J ,1rnhtll'l'I' '\e" IJ'.11 t lll•,1rh 11111 It 111 ·1.i B~l w :m112 \ :\t 1· \I r.1tl ~lcmw :.1 1·1·1111~ "hi Xlnt 1111111 '.>..'1;)1111 111 "'' olr f'q l'Jrl' .1.11 llKh!I .1(1 .'>Jllll . i:! 11\I\\ \\I i''\I l'l7~ l>.1t.,u11 ··110/. :! 1 :! LoJtfo<l 11.c. I "l'Ct•d uir l'Olld \ \1 1-·'.\1 n11llu <\ nu.:, l!l.W.\hX) I ~iUU Pn 1>t> :1111 7!1:11 7 1 DATSUN Z Dll SIO L.tM111 '"'° ,-.,."' 91<.0"U'"" '"' tUDftt om ... u \ti~7 '1295 BILL M.b.XEY Tt;10TA t l tl • ,lfec"l l•d. I t / I \\\ HUHllN(,,. YO ... llA( H DATSUN AVES $$ •••• '69 DATSUN ROSTER. f ''X \' 11';7 I ( lf;2()1 $1099 •••• '73 DATSUN I 200 r83G;\1X\11 1:103811 $1799 •••• '67 DODGE VAN 1 lll)f1971 1 50:;:111 $1099 •••• '72 DATSUN 510 (40t EBBJ 1601~1 1 $1499 •••• '75 GREMLIN c744\IXCI I 10074> $2199 •••• OlJ~' llt'\\ 11 ·Ill' ti. '74 GREMLIN < lutl'h \Int 1111111 '"'"I 1ll2f.\l 1'()1 110()861 Capri 97 15 ............••••.••.•.• '76 CAPRI I ('\ li11tl1•r )!l'l'JI ;:.1~ IYl1flo;tl!l', r\•,11fy t11 1-:•I :-\t•r l;A l·.C~K :! l.i I:! $3886 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd . Hunting ton Beach 842-8844 "i4 C 1pn :woo. Vl'Mr SI• p \I', Sl1..-k. Xlnl t·v111J ~llOO m 1119:1 l:!lll iJ Capri \'ti, 4 :-1>d. 1li·l11\1· 1111 ;,lt•ri•ll, ... 1111111of li.~Vi~m K30 Hiii i h CJ pri 11 "" t ... 1 r~ $1999 •••• ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF DEMOS XLNT SAVINGS '\I F\I ... ll•n11 l'h•h 11 t!li.i n .• 1 .... 111 1•11·k1111 ,1<11 tll" 1)1' '1 lllllt '111111 Ill \'Cllltl \l,111\ \II.I ~·1.;1MI t.1Jo.t• 111 1·1 '''ml' l .oll J lt .-.it. .~11111 •pm 1 ~1:11:.'Ji '1'1'\, c~ •·• l>.11 ... uu h •t11 9717 "fl 'li•I onnd '"··ii •. ,,. '111 '72 JAGUAR XJ6 Rull~ Roy<'l' lrJd\' 111 u11 ly 17 IJOO mill·~ Uu1.:u11 11\ "" "'"' .. lnll'l 1111 1:i1~~l I S6850 ROY CARVER ltOLLS ROYCE 1540 J .11nh011'l' ltuJt! . ,1-.w1•01n· 111-: \l '11 640·6444 ;;1 X.J 12 l .tr, "'hill' w li!ltl' kalh1'< int 1\111 l'"l' & ;.ur •HI.OW \llll'i. l't•rf t'IJlltl. Ul'I )! 0\\ 11\'I' Conl.11·1 1 larohl ~1.1nd1~h <:11~10111 Wl';I\ 1• <:,11 plb. hi\\ 11 Ila m :1 :1111n11 Mun Fn 00:!~~11 '6!1 Jai: XhE 1•1.mo 1111 flc<l Hoad,ll'r :\Jut .. 111111 Cull ~!15 Iii.; iti JJg t :\l'l' l'Jr Sak' XJl:!L" :\Jhl' .\II 111 mil·· .in.I p.1mp1·n·cl Hu' !.'""" ~1·n-.1h1\• 11J~-1m·111 ... l '.111 11•1 <fr l.11b SADDLEIACK V Al.LEY IMPORTS Sl 1-2040 495·4'49 '73 CT, top cond. or11: o"Aner . new :.hock:., rad llres. -bpd, $2900 vlr llJ:J.lil 46 HERE HOW $2750 t115 l>llS '71 Super lkctk. ,u1 ~·~t :.tcrl.'O $1200 ('.111 96J·bt1lll ,. 69 VW Sunruur. 1tut11 .~! .......... !?.~~ '•NEW COLORS :.h•rt. i:u l'ood soou c.111 71 ~1st:: :J.~ t.'fil' Sunr·r *..._.EW MODELS OO·<>IOZ lllllllU\'. Sl 1,000 ,...,.ot •"Y•rt " Camp1•r. U\'" h.1 lt.·n :\Int ii i!SIJC fied blk int llouseortmp0rts Ad Huge Sovings on ALL re 1!171 VW lt<J•t'. fuel lllJ beauly. MBZ ma1n1ng n e w 7li:. & t1ri.'i. & \'OIHI CJll " w 1 rl' w h 1-. Sli:!OI). Uemos. m c r h Wt•t:kduy-. l!98 ll7!17 Porsche 9750 The BNtl'r B:1rga111 4!l3·8G28 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARQUIS TOYOTA '71 VW Super Hug, u11dt•r Ill!><! MUZ :JOOS Cl~,.~1..-1975T'"'RGA MISSIONVIEJ O 32.000ml.likt•ncw.1\(;, l l'ou1>t> On\' of only 86 pro· "" 831 2180 '"95 121 O tlU<'l'll th:il ~ •·ur 1 Mu:.t Cho co I ::it c Bro wn . • , • ownr. d t!all'r "ervieed '!!\' Iv u1,prccial<" Pn . loaded. cleun, lo ml. Bil -PP-$:1150. 673·7f..l8 111' 5111 7 Mli must Sf.'(I. Cull wkdys BaJa purls 2-1 i;ul aux tank · Lou979·2333 .. lll!ll'll!l! s t eel s p o k t! rim l. & Lea1e ------ures.cagt! 64d tHUO ·75 91-1 2.0. Appc::ir. Grp. Mew • Used Mags. Stereo. Metallic ·72 vw Westpha hu pop t11p OVER I 00 Copper. Super cln. $685() cam per. I owm•r SJ711\1. MERCEDES t>-IS-048-l_a_It_s~".'.knds. '70 TOYOTA 960·11Jo OH DISPLAY House of lmDOrts Al.TllOR1z f;:o :\H:nc1-:0ES UE1\Ll-:It ~ !\lunt·he:.tcr Uut•n.i P .irk 523-7250 Un lh•· S.inla AnJ 1-·") Clouic Mercedes 1!170 :!llhS E l'll\ l Xlnl 'tl2 Hrcllp Cabnolel. ,\:Int 1·ond thruout. ~iOO i::vei. tH&ti837 ·n Porsche 91-l I 7 Xlnl cond1l1on $-l!IOU. 673 t>i!JO '71 !111 T. Tar11u. silver, lilk 111t. E>..cel S7500 499·~- Ml! II c:,.. Auto lf6t'\l •.ctorv ,,, CO""• ll0,,11'\9 • we'V CIC!'" t•r :u.Jeie '1495 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Il l a •••••l ••cJ 1e t I \\\ ... u ... t 1 ... (,,t0-llA<.H '66 VW t'U~I bui.: r\'1111 '6i l'njlinl! :\lag:., lll!" pJ1nt S600 IYIO· 7 tJt I '72 VW 411 Slat1011 \\ ai.:nn auto. A C. A.\t f'M ~l:?g!i ur hci.t olr 6i3-91!j.I 71 \'W llu-; ,\ '.\1 f'l\1 . 'Int cond. sz11~1 or best offrr 4~l·~l32 '70 VW !'op Tvp_ lkhlt 63 \ol\o l:!:.!~ c.:!l 1un n111d $-liS I 'h .>.oh 1!#141 \\l.t;..JI ~2.!:!"ur1·11 l'I' VOLVOs IA l\t\ICl'J All l)'AI , \l', A M ~·\t, run" & loul.' J.:Ol'ld ltOllll 111 l'~ ~I ~I,) l'\t l'I~ ~ W'41 '7~ Uu1t•k Ut•i.:JI .!tit I'\\ Al' n•1I " 14 hi top do. "hJ IOI SJK5tl tYlll OOl:i 1969 Sl797 65 Uu1ck SpcnJI \1,, \\',\GUl\ tZLl\.l,iljl)J i!.'>,OOll mt. J ;.1111. Ht\<11 • ~or bt.':11 ~'8-117'19 1971 $3397 :! !>OOH-ClllOl)lo'X I CadillK 9915 •••.••..•••..••........ CADILLACs 1972 $4297 WAGON filff>G llJ I 1973 S4697 1972 S2697 St.'<lun IJc\lilt.• 1:lr10" l"ll I lti-1 ti VH <9bllti.\l(J I 1974 54997 1972 S2997 l ' o u 11 l' lJ l' \ 1 I I ,. llJOOlll"W I WAGON t3%1\JS1 1975 S5l97 W t\(;l)t\ (tiiti~I VII I MAR9UIS VOLVO MISSIONVll::JO 131-2880495-1210 1.G \'oh u I :!:!S ~50 \:\I ~·\I llun-,\\t•ll :,.i11 s:!l:1 MAR9UIS VOLVO '.\llSSION VIEJO 831 -2880 495-1210 1976 SEVILLE ~'ull pt.l\\l'r. IJl'llll} ,11r l'tmd . ~lcn•o & I.qi\• l'rUIM' ··ontrul. I'"" \h•• bhll' \\ blue doth & 0111} Jt.OOOm1ll'., 111n1 ALL EM l!l.'tl .I .1 i,:11.1 r .I ;, hl',1tl I fl\' I If\\ 11\'I IOI. On~ -.1• th q>I Io p I. lH' K K II I •:!l.l •3i6 Kit.ii cuntl 17.500 55:! 7091 llrn11 Ill <KKI 1!171 :!HI I>. \Int 1·01111. full) lll'W loJ\11:11. SH~l5o. p, t pl) t' h -l!Jli tw;t I tiJ.l tJ-1 l I ii 91-1 Black. lo m1 ':. S350tJ l-1rm. \Ju;,t Sell' TOM. 675·7781 TrilllftPlt 9767 en!l ·ew ~ll'cs. pu1111 Autoa. Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2.500 (7l4l631·0048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olll' Cud1llJ;· <; ~ll' :, IJ Fr"\' ,\ H·ry l'I." ~ l.1\(;UNA NICCEL Karmann Ghio 'i2 :\IHZ :!511, ti cyl. ~ dr. 56.oou m1. Xlnt eond 9735 ~50 1\12 K-l:l<!<dt5,:Jll . ...••.•.•.........•...• 'ill Karm.1n11 1:111a. Look~ t'i.. run' ~ood. Ni:t•ds mul n .. r tii5 11;. UI 150 SL l9i:I Xlnt t·on<l. BIUl' w irnry 111L Cull 171~) li-15.:13:.::J Jli llkrc-c•cJc~ 22UA. sun )lu-.1 ~I'll 'ii. \Int rnncl. rool , SIS.>CJll Xlnl. t'ond. Lu 11 l' \\ r j d I a I t ll l'., ,\ Ill I • !I Ii II I I) 4 I () r :.h11rl..~ $:!1511 Call 21:1 .15151:,5 1>16-II 9'l 'ti~• c;h1a run' i.:ouil )l•llo\\, good IJJlnt SiOO ~'L vfr. ~Ii !151~ 5K KarinJnn t;h1,1 Eni: rl' l·ent I\ n·" ori..1 .. 1 II u n:. J!Orxl ·ssoo b-.1 !lb:! 6<!17 Mcndo 9738 •.•••••.....•.......... miracle mazda 21 50 Hm'bor llvd. Costa M~sa 645-5700 7~ ;\la11l;i H:'\:f l'uupe. I -.pd. undl•r \I r nl'. \ l'l y l I 1:a n X:.17 :1:!11:! MAZO As '72 $1697 l'lt'K t; I' I bpd ·(I !!)9.IT i '73 $1697 W \GOi'-I ~pd <OO!ll 11a· 1 '74 $2697 £:\.I\\ ,\(;I)'\ llli:JKXZ I MARQUIS TOY OT A \l lSSIO:'\ \'IE.IQ 831·2880 495-1 210 '75 :!IUU. fully cqu1pp\'d. i.1111 l'flnrl • f'l\•C "'un roof. \lra t.1111.. $9350 &H ·757:.! '73 450SE t"llltltA'i Blue. sharp. C-'< n•lknt \:One!. 11 .995 '73 450 SEL lll1S;IHJ ~12.·195 i-;uel n1111I. I .0Jd1•1I' '74 450 SEL St•r IJIHl\11. Sl:J,9!1~ Im m.1~ulalc' llOU5e Of lmpol't'S .... __ . __ _.. .... ....... ,.. . ... ,, .. ~ ~ ... •n'P._Ol'tS ,,,., .. u •••• , .. '75 Pouche 914 '73 Triumph Sp11f1rl' Lil litre. App.:ara1H·e Convl. Lo m1. ma11i.. i:rnup. burgundy w / r a dial:., $2!l!l5. t.:vcs black interior, sttirt:o & 8411-1990 in excellent cond ition, S6800 '74 VW Supi:r Beetle Like new. Reul dean Yellow. S249S. ~:_ li5 VW Sq uareba c k Wagon. S-175 Fair cond, Good tires. 5·18·8309 (08626). a '-+ ..J. ( ROYCARVER ·74 vw W estphalia . ROLLS ROYCE ,,, "'Ll•><1tk1 •houu .•MO• ent• A'.\t , "'M H Irk. Im mac. la40Jumbort.!e Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 ' .. "" .. IOI• • '' I ... ·~ l Fu 11 ..: l' ;ir u ~ t 0 r r . '77 T IU ~995 7li ;,tirkt:r 613 29~ pncc rl.'durcd $t;54 Cull - toduy for dela1b on .,xc1l 9772 ·57 Spcedstr. A real beau· ing ne"A Uuy/Lca"c Plan Volvo ty Sl0.000. Call _Sc~1blC' pa) ffil•nl~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3074 _ 6i3·1W>I! '11 TRG COll\'ert :!000 m1 •-r-1 91-1 1 8 Litre Appear on new l•ng & dutl·h Grp. AM 11'·1\1 la p e. Xl?t ~oo.ofr. 196·76<!0 '.\fag~. 18,000 mi, $5950 _4\l(;.()-132 firm. ;59.0059 VolkswOCJen 9770 ·54 . 356C Porsche. com pletely restored. red. ~. Or trade for lul(' model VW Bug. 640-51.177 or 542-2738 . ..................... . VWs 1963 $697 UV<: 1GOl-':Ji!1J '77 VOLVO HERE HOW 9901 . •.•••.............•... 66 Che~ y·SYSS7i!·s.l!Jll 61 T Bird ·f'W.I0811 61 T BmH·w J0811 S51lll ti6 Ply CPt".-li3UJSll $!1!1 68 VW Bui: 374MXI Sl!9'J iO Toyola-68JCUI ·$<J99 67 Cad.SO 920liSW·SI 1119 11 \'\V Poploµ Campc.>r F u I I y l' q u I ,, ped ·06208J.S2tl!l5 CAU 642-0795 AMC 9905 . ..................... . '76 AMC GREMLIH ti C} lindl•r. Jutom;illt trani.m1~s1o n . r,1d1u heater. pnY.\'r :.lt><'rtni;: & CALL 495-6430 1971 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 49,000 ori~lnul mile" In :IU P l'rb ..-11 ndit1011 ' IO't.&l'KU l SADDLHACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 1974 Cadllloc U rough a m M \'l .ti I 11· hlui!. v111\ I 101> hlul' cru;,hl'd 't•h l'I 1111l•rior LOAUl-:1> "'•II l'n\\ 1•1 Lo" m1h•;q.!l' • ~II ou11 Ua> "· t>:lO 1 i IO t-:' \''-633 !l'lt>-1 l'n pt~ '66 Coupe D~ Viii~ Block on Gold Till. A:\1 F~I Stcn•o I> \\U~ i.\•.Jt. \ (.'. "" r Win do""· \ 10~ I lu11. ,1ulo d1 ln\:k~. 1"1 l1h' .111111 ,\n tcnn.1 ti:JI1m1 hrake~. <11r l'o11d1uo111n1:. "11 ~ 1>1• V11l1· 1:11 nin•I 111<1f rnrk F\111\ ln.1111'11 ~11~1 1\6A4651': I llliJ.')f I 5 IX ,I:! Ill $2686 GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 i3 l·:I Um Jd11 \II 1.1''1 . IH'\\ t11·1•, s:.:1011 !!Iii j t.: ..-. ..••..••..••.••...••... "-!';uu u1 h'-''' ul1 I ,, "1. ... 1. 1·1, 11:11 -~ \1.111!,1 \ (' I a \1111 '75280C~ Sa 105273. 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Call 673·2872 '69 DATSUN s.- AUIO lllft\ lle•I buy lf-oOll IU470!Sl '895 Bill MAXEY TOYOl A ... ' .. , .. o • 'u, ••II. I Brand Mew '7 7 HONDA Cars MANY To Choo1• Frolft! UNIVERSITY OlckmobU. Hondo Cars • GMC Tn.c:lts 285() Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa ~0-!16t'O ''74 Jlondo Ci\ re. Stick. xlnl mileage Sharp rmo 646·:1437 Honda '71 S6SO. 40mpiz, nu pain t. 49-i·l54G nr 1-'ri & Sitt 556· 7870 Jaguar 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74JllparXJ6 Execullv~ car. I.ow ml, f\1111 m,lntal nt>d . Pt>rtcct cond. Priced to •t'll. Con be lt'ased . trnl..lK> Call 751-89 I 0 HOUSE OF IMPORTS "HtEDES IOIZ WEEKLY SPECIALS -HEW 'JS- 450 SEL DEMO $19 111 11:.T:!r.11 Bl l I \1 L'l \I.I .ll I.II \llEI> -077- 280 DEMO $12,300 L01\IH:1> t',\l,l. Fllll <WOT!·; ON Ill \l()S Ll-:A~I·: CLOSEOUT! 1~76 PEUGEOT'S 2 to Choose From Sedans, Stalioo Wogon11 All New FROM ,$6,150 CLOSEOUT! 2~!~!S $3350 ....mcMS-- SIUT Sfl.Efl* Of IUUll Ziii ~/WS{- 213/921-t588 714/523-7250 MERCEDES BENZ '74 280 Sl'r 10320i ~9<19a. muculJtc '72 350 SL 1111· :\IN Hlut• Ser 11009:!:!, St t,.l!I!>. Sec to uppr1:c1ale ~~ ... ·!!~rts I•" ••H t • U1•1U '75 MIZ 450SEL I Ooor. Roll,, lloyec lrud~·ln Sunroor. alloy "ht•\'b. md:ilhc maroon " b.1mhuo leather & 311.IJOu mile~ 1.1i2N11\ 1 '75 MBZ 450SLC Rolls Royce 9756 :-- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7t \.W Uu~. for !<tUlt·. lu m1 • 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY JRR CARVER ROllS·ROYC[ lS40 Jtimbor.-t Ntwpor1 Buch \----..-0-6"'4 ClOSEO ~UNOAYS A M FM ster\'0 S:! lilt) ~111·!1.&71 197'1 VW Lun· 11111:. Al\I FM stcn·o. S<!!OO. b75·93.15 '68 VW Super ll\'1°1k Ii()() CC 1-:n~rnf'. SIOOO Cull lllll IUK9 1964 Rolls Royce "SllOW '&9 VW Bug. Stron~ run· CAR" Top cond. 31.300 ntnf!, new brks. coils. mi Takt? O\'er pa~ ml'nb 1\skin$t SI 150 l'h -l!l I -lli2 1 or purchasl' i5!l Oii9 Toyota 9765 ·•·•··•·····••··•···•·• ·;:: VW 411 Squarl.'bacl.. )(f nt cond Mo\ 1011 . !.Ucnf1ce Siil()() 642 O!li3 Sunroor allm whi•cls & 'iO Corona 4 dr deluxe. hlac•k \\ o ri whit e 111· A/T. vinyl roof. J!l 000 tl'1111r 11r.1!1 II • otig. owner miles SI ho -, ·ro vw. Auto, s1.ooo 675-7792 n•s. s 19.850 6i'3·3388 iO VW BtiG Suck. rt?ur '76 Celica Lift buck. Ut.:1ge. \Hde llres. n~·" t·lutch AM /FM i.lcreo. A C. ~ Ph !>-15 2:1'.lti ROY CARVER ROLLS ROYCE 15-IOJamborce Road "·:w1·orn BE.\Cll 640-6444 ·53 mo SI. Wh1 :Hop nri)l. h I' a u l I r u I c ti 11 11 ( 1-; \' F 5 !I ·I .I I I' h 12131376·8857 • 1976 M•rcedes hn• 450SL Low mll!'s. faclory war r11nl~. tl1~r11un\ prtr \• ~tK.~100. I Klll!9 I C;1111Sl·ll010 --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 MGB OT. X.lnt cond. low m l., wire~. redlal~. """' cpl & paint. l.1450/ orr. 407.3965, SMOG EXEMPT69 MGD Must see to believe! t.l,000/bst ofr 642· 70"1l '73 MCB Xlnt In/out. Motil sec. 12900. U MOJ·l2,000 ml. Wan avail . Call Potet, T$t.fl$l0 9.000mi. 55250. 003.5305, 73 Toyota Corolla. 1600, 4 dr sedan. s lick . xlnt mech tond. i l4·897-1610 aft G&wknds '74 Cehca GT. 5 :spd, AMffM. good gas ml. $3400. pp 963.5140 '70TOYOTA c-AUIO t--. ~Ot'V el• -di llOl'Mlf -l"lllt IU-~701' '1265 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA • t • ' ~ I • • I I ' ...... t• 72TOYOTA c... 4 tel"d. leOtON •If -i!IO"- lf'lt, M• II--lU.3100 1 1450 Bill MAXEY TOiOTA .. . . . . . .......... ' ... '66 \'W 1300 Run:. ~ood. nt>eds bcxh work Call aft 6.30 pm, $4110 IW6 29"t8 6.1 \ 'W "\lot..-hbk. ISOO CC. run~ 5200 &l6·091ll NEW* vw·s OYER 75 IN STOCK All Models Color• ~~l~T'° 7IOO w .. tmJ,,11e1 Blvd. Wettmlneter 803·7551 USED* vw·s OVER 50 INSTOCk Herd to fJftd mochb 68 VW Blls, new cna, xlnt cond.~. "'87$-S701 f» vw. 1unroof, • &ood cond 833 0192 Eva. •• VW Bua. 11.000 ml on nc,it ena " lrans 11200/0f t . 961M)!I09 ------. s4299 '73 ALFA ROMEO COMV. f999LPBJ '73 DATSUM '290JJC! s1599 '70 VW BUG 030BEJI s1399 '72 MERC MARQUIS (t61FVV1 '72 MERC MARQUIS 4 DR. (179ESOI s1s99 '73 BUICK REGAL CPE. 1472GNMl '73 CHEV. MALIBU CPE. 1082NZE1 '7 4 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE (Personal plares) '73 LINCOLN CPE. (115HEZ) s4395 '7 I LINCOLN CPE. (661MMOI s1599 '75 MERC MOMTEGO 1742MNOI s3199 t- Ct!) Nabers Cadillac Quality and Price Guaranteed Leasing Specialists Preferred Rates largest Selection of New & Used Cadillacs in Orange County Open Sunday Cadillac Master Dealer 2600 Harbor Blvd. Cost.i Mesa 540·9109 Nabers Cadillac, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 Camaro. plb. p/s. air. Xlnt eond. $3695. Call 549-2539, Mike. GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-8844 ONE OWNER 19'72 Pinto Runabout. In good coodl· tion green exterior & ln· terior. WW sell $1400. or bat oUer. Low milt!age. After 5 week days & any time week ends. 545-8157. B.J. Sports Car Center's ACCTION SALE You Decide- More Savings on Brand New FIATS IALI AVI NICI MODEL 128 2 door 128Custom2door 128Hatchback 1314door sedan 1314doorlldln lrl4518 '75 VOLVO l 64 Atttom"•C. stereo \u" '"'°' ~uiO'NhC 8 Hae"'.. ,., ooww ~· -llffflng ••0500s ,,....,,nq •mMYO HU.IT llWf ""' s5935 n ut '6910 IOOil IOOC .:. s4599 ·=. 55599 . SERVICE 'OPEN '74 VOLVO 164 4 •P '", oowu Sle.,,ng •1~~ uun = 15570. ) s900 DISCOUNT ,.,.,.. ,ACTOl!y MAllOMl -'76 HILUX llN28.046591 s3444 caandClla ... s ..... '76COROMA RT 105-031170 s3492 ... w '76 WAGON TE38"°40940 $3466 "'°'°· .. ...,...ed -... NllW '76 4x4 F~IU6 SS874 landetV•Mf Wagon 2·YEAR 24,000 MILE SERVICE POLICY '74 ,,CKUP :ti.•Y lUV .. /c.mwr. flt ::ond. .iea 'ez. lllS NICI MILITARY PERSONNEL WELCOME! ·1 I t CJC D~ILY PILOT 5253 REBATE ON ALL MEW '76 & •77 PACERS IN STOCK mazaa FREE FOR AU JANUARY CLIAIAMCE OMAU. 1976 ROTARY & PISTON MODB.S ,_ 2 Y-. or H ,000 MIMt AND THEN ••• 5 YU.I, 75,000 MIU ,_....., w wrwtlly 0. •••ottrr ....... MIW MAD.As ST ART AS LOW AS 52794 STC362191 • OUTSTANDING RESALE VALUES lt71TOYO'rA COtlOUA S.-5 5 IP9ed with atereo & low miles. (480LOK~. SAU Pltcl 12795 • I t72 TllUMPH TH 4 speed with new top & loW mlles. .(532FPLI SALi NICI s3495 • 19'74TOYOf4 . LAMDC.._ • 4 wl'lffl drfve. roll bar. cu1tom ....._ & tires l only 22.000 mlt• - LIKE NEW! (490MPR) ~ SAUPllCI s3999 •• "" .... IOAD$19 4 IOMd, lt«90 I r.ac-LIKE NEW! (2flf'HCJ Sunday, January 9, 1m LAST . CHANCE! IMDS .MMU.uY 1-. ------ CONNELL CHEVROLET AND GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUN<lS 5280 . CASH REBATE ROM THE FACTORY FtlOM HOV. I I to JAN. I 0 If you purchase any new 76 or 77 Chevette or Vega in stock, you 'll receive your $200 factory cash rebate. See·us today! IMMEDIATE ~BJYllY MEW 1977 PINTO z..oa. SIDAM 4 S()d .• front discs. vfnyt bucket seats. eleC. rear wind. defroster. stt bit. radials. tnt. glass. whl cvrs. STK237 (101722). 53372 Plus Tax and License • MEW 1977 MUSTANG JDR.te.~ 4 SP<f.. fmt. discs, contoured bucket 1eats. tach. amp. and temp gauges. Whl. cvrs., color keyed cpts STK063 (114366). 53772 Plus Tax & License • HEW 1977 PICKUP'S "llADY TO ROLL .. CttgKOUR VOWMiSA ... S From light pid<uos to custom heavy duty models. we can aeMI you beet. • HUllY FOi FINAL Cll.A•AMCI DISCOUMrs OM ALL llMAIMl,.G 76'1! 1 GREAT BUYS FROM COSTA MESA DATSUN • IRANDHEW '76 DATSUN 210% Coope Polar white, air oond., auto. trans.. mag wheels & rruc:h. much, more (1758). s7799 • '75DATSUN1210 4 Door. 4 apeed, radio, moldings, undersea! & heater. DEMO. (6700). 52795 -. '75 DATSUN 710 Coope 4 speed, air oond., vinyl top & AM/FM radio. DEMO. (313'4). .s2995 • '75 DATSUN 710 Coupe. 4 speed with air cond. DEMO. (3078). 53295 • JANUARY CLEARANCE JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY "76Seville ................ s 10.eoo (0499208) '76 Coupe deVllle ........•... S8995 (0220431) 7 6 Eldorado Coupe .......... S9695 (213ROA) 76 Coupe deVllle ......•..... $8795 (0114932) '75 Eldorado Coupe .......... SSe95 (725KYS) ..._. 75 Fleetwood Brohm ........ S9495 (t73MGF) '75 Coupe deVllle ............ S7695 (0126288) 75 Coupe deVllle ............ $7495 (597LWG) 75 Coupe deVille ...•.•••.••• $7395 (686WCBl '75 Coupe de Ville .......•.•.. $6995 (0100740) '74 Coupe deVille ............ S6195 (204KGJ) -• '74 Eldorado Conv. .. ........ S7995 (014LFV) ·73 Eldorado Coupe ••.•.•.... S5795 (7152POSJ '7'3 Eldorado Coupe .•..•..... S5695 (OOOHSUJ •••••• 75 Ch9Yy •Ton Pickup ...... 15895 With Westwood ~. Automatic ?'~actory tlir cond. (5811~ . '74°'9'1ylmoel•Cultom •.•. '2115 AutoMlttc, fliCtOf)I .ir COnd. a Wt)'t tap. (912LOZ). '75 ~Monte Cano •••••• '4498 Automatic, feet°')' air cond. & vtnyf top. (403LPQ). I ., BUY FROM IKE •74 TOYOTA CORONA 4 speed. radio. (025LJO). 52399 74 TOYOTArMAu II WAGON 4 speed, air conditioning, AM/FM· radio. (3991 J. 52899 •72 HOHDA 4 $Deed. radio. (950FYK). •74 DATSUM 710 4 speed, radio. (927JCF). 52199 / ·nvw 4 speed. radio. (076FFL). 51499 BRAND NEW 1977 0 N ~ . s * Great Selection IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Wherever you live In Orange County, .buying a U1ed Car In Costa Me1a from Johnson & Son .. Just Makes Sense!" • ?S UMCOLM MAK IV 2 lo choose from. These fine luxury cars .are~all serviced and ready to go. Stop.in & see them today • (fl9LLPY). Priced as low as I '8895 .I 7J UMCOLH COW. BeauUfuJ deep green w/white vinyl roof, and full power, air cond., atuomatic• trans .• AM/FM rad¥> .. (USHEZ). This beauty oo sale now. only '4695 7J CADILl.AC SIDAM DIV1W Handsome 4 dr. with full power. air cond., auto. transmission, deep brown with matching interior. See it now. Sllc. fl812a. Only '4895 . c '74fOlDBlft 2 Dr. Cpe. Power brakes & steering. !'adlo, auto. transmission, vinyl roof, wire wheel covers. light blue body with dark blue root le interior. Buy il today. (380KXX). Only '3895 '71UMCOLH41NLSID • Great family sedan, full power, radio, air cond. ·(322K.1Jj) • '2695 '71 teCUIY MCMTHo 4 Dr. Seel. Power steering & brakes, air cond., radio, a nice clean car at . a real savings. (742MNGJ. Only '3195 '72 COUGAR D -7 Power brakes & steering, AM radio w/lape deck, bucket seats, air cond.. medium green with white interior, & white vinyl roof. (43SHGC). s2295 HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! Jilii =SfW'E Of~TOCOME lE IJ A f'llCl YOU CAN AffORD TODAY. MOW ONLY s4 995* · . I - LARGE SB.ECTIOM IN STOCK NOW •Pfus Tax & License. Manufacturer's suggested 1976 retail price P.O.E. Does not I nclude Inland transportation. local taxes or preparation charges & accessories.. FREE THIS WIBEMD OHL Y WMli""' Nl'IMle .. """ ......................... .....,.. ......... MIWM• MID611' • ~Mlle 90. of the S.n Diego Frwt. ~Adams & a.. OPIMSUt9AY FINAL SPORTS LOCAL WANT ADS AND W~EN ALICE LOOKED UP, THERE WAS THE CHE5~11<E CAT ! NANCY ' LjOV VE NEVER SEEN ME 00 MLt CHESHIRE BEAGLE •TRICK, HAVE '{OU ? SUNOAY, JANUARY 9, 1977 SLUGGO l COME O \i'ER --- I'M COOKING A F I VE- COURSE DINNER FOR US CAN 1 BRING OKAY--- SOMETHING? YOU CAN BRING THE LAST COURSE Hl---1 BROUGHT THE LAST ;COURSE FOR OUR MEAL WHAT IS IT ? I I ' ... THEN SME HEARD SOMEONE TALKING .. By Ernie Bushmiller OH . BOY-·-NANC Y'S COOKING JS ALWAYS TERRIBLE BICARBONATE OF SODA \ . . HOW COME IHI~ L..ETTE~ FO~ ME WA' OPENED? O~, I DID IT, 3Y Ml.,iAKE . ~Ui DON'T WOR~Y, ! DIDN'T ~E'AD IT/ DENNIS THE MENACE I>[>[:> LOOK , I WANT YOU TO TELL ME EXACTLY WHAT YOU HAVE IN MIND WITH THAT GARY FAVOR! WHY DID YOU TELL HIM TO MEET YOU OUT IN -...,,, f=ANC'r' THl?- A L.ETTE~ s::o~ I~A ... ' ~AfGIA MA~ot-11 '1o\At&. • M6Ntf Of. + • -.-.ow 00 I lc::NOW " .. EJECA~ r?AY ~!1 ANO t AM AN HONO~BLE PEJr?ON ! 9E~1De~1 EVEN I~!·:,_,;· l~A, A L.ETTEJr AOOlrE~~EO TO YOLA HA~ SEEN OELIVEIZEO TO THE <SENE~AL OF~tGE ! ! tANOe~~ANO Tlo-f&R'e'~ A l...E-r'T&l' HEG FOlt ME! YOU'O BETTEJZ Be1 O~ ')t'.)U 'LL MAKE A FOOL. OF YOU~'SEL.F. ·-·•· - -·· ~. ~· - -HAO Jl'EAD 1T- EJIG OEAL.. ! Ii DOE?N'T L..OOK Pert,ONAL... IN ~AGI, IT L.OOK~ '10lA'~e ftlGHI/ 1Tis F~OM iME ~C.MOOL. o~ ~oc1A1.. G~Ace~ $t..L1NG A cou~ ON '1-tow -ro ~TOs::' MAKING A FOOL. a~ ON~!L.F. '' MA!! I'M NOT INTertESTEC'! Z AL..~EADY CA&..1.£0 - L..JKE .JlANK MAIL. .... l CUT MYSf:LFj DAP.N IT.' ·-iHEM ANO ~IGNeC' ~ VOi..{ UP. . .' ---~ .... ·-·--· ~ .. ~-..... ·· - YA t<NOW J. l DONTHAVE A 8&.ADE JN MJNE! ~1.JDGE P4RKER <1 <J<J DRINK YOUR DRINK AND RELA')( ! YOU'RE UPTIGHT! --/~· I GOT REASON TO 8E UPTIGHT! AND IF YOU DON'T 5HUT UP, A COUPLE NIGHTS AGO WE HE'LL 500N FIND OUT! THE PARKING LOT TONIGHT '? _,_ COULDN'T BUY A BEER! NOW YOU'RE ORDERING BONDED WHISKEY! THAT BARTENDER'S GONNA WONDER WHERE WE GOT SAM LOOKS TERRIBLY · 5ERIOUS! • . .. -,. THE MONEY ALL OFA SUDDEN! AT THE MOMENT, HE DOESN'T LOOK TOO GOOD! • • Stnltrii' ~Mf>9C. I'S 1111 Wltl ""' ... ,, ' AHH{ WE NEW BAND J'"ACKETS ARE INf I CAN'T WA IT TO SEE 1l1EM ! MOON MU•' IN& I FEEL. IN RARE FOF!M ... PE~FECT ! /F THEY MADE THIS AN EVENT JN TH ' WINTER OLYMPJC5) I 1D-- ~ DOCTOR SMOCK DE5TRY SMOCK, M .D. 1867 CO.MS QUICK, DOC .1 IE:X RINGO 'S IN A E?>AP WAY.' HSRE::, CHOMP PO'WN ON IH IS, OL..-1 FE: L-L-A ! IH IS IS <501N~ -ro Bf: MY MA5TEl<PIE.CE ! • I 111 I J 'T"He N l'T"Wll W AS F>L.-AYIN' R USSIAN ROU L-C:llE:: W 1-rH A SINGL-S-SHOI PISTOL.-.' ' MR: DINKLE ... .. ThERE.'S A ~KAGE R>R C,.W IN °™E. O~ICE/ LOOKIN 1 GooD .' 11M OVER TH' HILL. AT AC:JE SEVEN . . Geor e Lemont NOW He 1'5L-L-S Me.1 ' PReGAME AcTIVITIES 'I I I 'TIME OUT SUCH SHAMELESS P&C&rr! SUCH FIENPISH MAIJPUL.ENCE! SUCH VICIOUS INFAM'f! lHfY COULDNT EVEN AGRE£ ON IH~ WEDDING ARRANGEMENTS!., t I SUBSTITUTIONS N01EVE:N FOR FIF1'Y V'OlA-ARS? ... UNNE.CESSAAY 1 ROUGHNESS T -nvo MlNOT'E WARNING ME! A"PLJCnJM f'ALSFACE 5qLIAW! -A'i!i IF VOLJ'Rf: HAL.FA MAN, VOLJ'LL RETKIE\le HE=R ANP GIVE ME= A SOLJND iONG'lJE-1-ASH IN&! ~« >A~LD bf~~ DOOLEYS FOLKS SUR£ -I HEAR ITS BEE~ 11-tAI WAY 5£fM lo ARGUE" A LOT ! SINCE BEFORE THEY WERE MARRIED SHE WANTED A 616 CHURCH W£DDIN6 ... ~ • I ' '' .. ,HE . ' ·•I DI [11 ... i vVA~rr Tb GEi MARRI ED l l -· .. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.S? There are at least six differ· cnces in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quic kly can you find them? Chec:k answers wi th those below. . IUJ"1111 SI ~rt>GYH ·9 'IU'JUlW S1 lrt:> IUIJ~Wh\ 'Q 'I Uf911W IJ '"10 't 'lU•UJJfP •1 •n~qmn ·c ·1u-.a•u 1P If eqou ·z ·1u~ump 11 •lPll 't :1t:>at1•mo BOOMER W~l.L. OP Al.L f~~ N~1'\IG ! ''TAKE A CARD," says the magi· cian. You select one, note what it is, and stick it back in the deck without its being seen. Now, the magician cuts the deck, riffles eWATCH STEP! Place a yardstick on the noor. Stand over it. Place a thumb at each end. Now, b'y to step over the yardstick. e Easy Does It! Add my two digit& and nine you will see, and you still get nine when I'm divided by three. What number am I? _ _ • , , 'lolt~~lu.•~.i, •Find three birds among consecutive letten: 1. Helen Shaw knows. 2. Keith rushed hla homework. 3. Harry withdrew rent money. 'U9.lh\ 'C 'lllN4J. 'lj ''llM•H 'I •Riddle-Me-This! What Is the difference between a tight shoe and an oak tree? Give up? One makes corns ache and the other makes acorns. through rapidly and, r.:;U.:"''4M=~'OiMTr?~~~::;l(:::i. lo and behold, produces your card. Secret. In preparation. iv..1r:..11-. ~ the magician places all ... the odd cards-ace, 2!: three, five, etc.-tn one i half of the deck, and L""llt~ .. "'-11 ::' all the even cards-~~:ii~~~;:::~EJ~~ g queen, ten, eight, etc.-~~~~a~~ : 10 the other half. lie t"i, manipulates the cut so the card is chosen from one half and lt~tortd to the other, where it ~ 1s immediately obvious. LL.£:.~~5;~====~~{1;.=~-~LJ With pract1c1:, this makes a fine party BOTTOMS UP! It's easy to spot a shark and a whale in trick. this scene, but how about 20 small fish? Give It a try. TUMBLING ACT! Add colors for a SUfPril9 picture: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yetlow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Ftesh. &-Lt. ireen. 7-Dk. brown. 8-Grange. 9-Dk. green. 11>-Lt. pty. 11-Btack. 1 .. SPEllBINDER! - ' • . -;., 8001110 polnt.trarusln1all the ,, .,., lettera la the word below to Corm ,. ' two completeworda: ' ·-··' , INSULATE .. ··.') ' -;::c . . . ' . -.. • . TR&N ec:ore 2 pointa "ch for all ' wonta of four letter• or more .-__ ,,,., fouiwi amo111 the letters. ·-· ~ -~-· Try to aeor. at leut 60 point.a. . . .. --.... ::.., ~. ~ -:. 't•N '(111N :~ 411qi-o4 By Brown and Casson TH~ WAY ~~ 1'2~AT~D Me ~ ANO W~AT CAN A GUZL-DO ABOUT IT?- t:bN'T worzgY, Gv'P.5Y, L~Ayf;. rr TO LJ'3 ! C'MON , Al2NoLD, WH~N WE. GE-1 ourz HAND5 ON ~IM ··· W~L.L, HG WON'T BOT~ ~IZ YOU ANY ~orz~.1 the sma11 societu bLi brickman 00 100 ~IT-t)~ - \ ,._ _________ ~ fZIDSMY ~IKE=-5 MIL~- \ • MY NF:;W Y~J2'~ ~LUTiON 1-6 TO ~T l ~ToTOP CONDITION- " • I 'M GOING TO "30 G 2 Mt Lf?:.-5 A DAY- " 13LlT F1tz~T l'lv\ GOING To TA~ A L11ILE:. NAP- " • • ' cH 1 N MY~fi:.l.F 10 1iME=-45 - \ CERTAI ~L <../ I 'M MEREL <f /OLERA.TED BY MA~'{. · GORDO • .. , • • • o~ • .. ,. ~ .. • ••• _., ..... ,."! •• 'l,ANli MCNAMAll1\ .~ ' \ \ Al<E~'T <{OU GOl~GiO DISAGREE? Wf3:. SIANO Al-.L- NIG7MT/ WH"/ 51-\0t.>.LD ~ftl~ MONOPOJ-'/ O~···· • • WHO AM I TO £3UCK POPULA~ OPI t-J ION'? . 8y ~ Gus Arriola NOW We KNOW/ Cf/ARR.0 SU!T.5 HOJ..D Ae1Ne R.ovt&:O.S iOetEIHEJ<f • ,\I I ' by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds ~ \. i JANUARY 9, 19n .. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined ThatC1garetteSmokmg Is Dangerous to Your Health. 13 mt'ra(' 0.8 mg n1co11ne av per c1gare11e.FTC Report Apr76 Marlboro LIGHTS ASK THEM YOURSELF Send the question. • a ,._.,.., lo "Ask." flml/y Weekly, 641 lulnQton Aw., ,..._ Yort. 11.Y. 10022. We'll pay SS 10< pullllshed questions. SOrry, wt can't answer others. FOR F. LEE BAR.EV, attorney What are your views oe apltaJ punlsbmeat?-A G., CoUnbus, MisL • I believe capital punishment to be an appropriate rem- edy for anyone who does me Injury, but under no other FOR UWAN CARTER How do yoe k«p ao alert and •ctive? Do yOtl follow • apedal dJet?--Usa G•erry, Honeltea4k. N.V. • Not at all. The diet I like best-and the one l always follow-ls eating any and all the foods I like. Of course, I also try to get as much exercise as possible, especially through walking. FOR IRVING WALi.ACE. author of The R Document Wluit'• yom Mlvtcc to someone wllo ltopea to become a Mcc:aahd wrltu?-M.H., Me.dfonl, Oft. • The big thing for a budding novelist Is, o ( course, to write, and I think the be.st way to do that Is to keep a daily journal or diary, which I did for years. Also, read writers you admire and enjoy, not those that scare or confuse you Then forget everything and start wrltlng. FOR DEBBIE REYNOLDS Wllet •" VoV Ql"ftr ,.. "'99at booat?-M. w .. MWcle- --.. OMo • A very cheap bathing suit. which I bought at the age of 14 (having saved for It from my salesgirl pay at fifty cents •n hour) to wear at the Miss Burbank Beauty Contest. I won, and that led to my Warner Bros. contract. FOR ntE "ASK TifEM vOURSEJ.F• EDrrOR Wllo'• ... co.atrY• oWat ,..ad votcr?-R.M.. W•Nqtoe. 0 .C. e It could be Mrs. Mrlka Mmacaj, 112, who came here In 1972 as an Albanian refugee and became a citizen just last year. Her age entitled her to vote by absentee ballot this J>Mt election, b\at she Insisted on doing so In person, fearing she might not be around for another chance next time She was excited at casting a "free" vote and could not understand how anyone (meaning nonvoters) could pass up such an opportunity clrcwnstances. Seriously, for countless years and in countless cultures, capital punishment has been tried again and again with no apparent beneficial results. My princi- pal opposition lies in the fact that all legal expertise Is often far too inaccurate to warrant betting a human life 0n a jury's verdict-or a judge's, for that matter. FOR JIMMY WALKER. star of Good Tim.es VCMI dlllllll ycMa'rc a lady'• nau. Wluit do woma flM ao lrralltlibk abCMlt Y041?-LP ., Tampa. Fla. • My relation.ships are very fulfilling because l give a lot. That's why women always come back to me. All my girl., friends come over and cook, wash and Iron for me, but they do these thlngs because they want to, not because I ask them to. l treat women like women, not like slaves. FOR PHVWS GEORGE. sportscaster 1,bow yo41're oot • lucler la tH W01H11°1 Ubuatloa ao.enmat. INt do Y'* tlllnk IM moventat hM helped YCMI la particmlar ud women ID gaer.J?-MMflp Musas, Hanbtgtoe Park. N.J. e Yes. For Instance, women know now they don't have to get married Immediately after graduatlon and then have a baby right away. They can have a career, too. I plan to get married some day and have children, but t like know- ing I'll be able to work If I choose. FOR SEN. RIOIARD S. SCHWflKER {R-Pa.) TrlltM.,, wt.et maclc ,_ tam wtdl Roealcl Rusu for tM GOP'• 110mlaadoll?-A. Knwtu. St. LcMda. Mo. •My desire to see a broadly based Republican Party. Too often our moderate and conservative wings have been at odds, Instead of trying to bridge the Ideological gap to build a coalition that can win elections. So when Gov. Reagan said ours would be an inclusive party, not an exclusive one, I accepted. FOR DIANA VON WElANET2. author of T~ Plea.sure of Your Company Wlaat'1 tM ftnt r1llc to follow m atertmablg?--Stne AdMtclde. So.tMttlry, Cou. e Remember that you "eat" with y0ur eyes first! Make sure the table ls attraci:lve and don't be afraid of color, In setting as well as In preparation. For Instance, when I flx tny favorite Island Curry reclpe, I serve It In a hollow pineapple boat with daisies woven Into the fronts of the fruit PROAMDCOM Where S hould the Super Bowl Be Played? Should It be played at a neutral, warm-weather site, or In the home city of one of the teams? PRO Pd e R-a.. Commls.sloner, National Football league By playing the Super Bowl at a warm-weather site, hopefully a neutral one, we create evenly competitive conditions for both teams. I don't think any of the participants ln the Super Bowl's 10-year history would say the game has been decided either by setting {home-field advantage) or by weather. Also remember~ery game since the flrst one has been a sellout. Let's face It, the Super Bowl Is more than a game, and the festivities before the game make a warm-weather, large- stadium clty attractive to those who return each yur. CQN f,... T•rllatoa. quarterback, MlnMsolA Vikings lne site should alternate between the American Conference city and the National Conference city. True, the home team would have an edge, but It would only be slight. The Super Bowl Is the only championship In major sports played at a neutral site, and you miss the enthuslcum of the home-town fans. The trouble Is a lot of people are there simply for the party aspect I realize the NA.. wants to have the game al a warm- weather site, but some of pro football's most unforgettable champion.ship gam4' have been played In freezing w8'.ther. "' THE IOI FACETS OF THE REAL PETER SELLERS Lover. workhorse, professional photographer, father-would you believe hes patterned his life after 'Winston Churchill? By Peer Oppenheimer A couple of years ago I called Peter Sellers In London. "London Alr-Raid Shelter here," he answered. "We're located right under PiccadllJy ClrctJ$." "Mr. Sellers, l am Peer Oppenheimer from FAMILY Wt:BXLY, and r would like ... " "We're very busy right now. We ex- pect an air raid at any moment Dread- fully sorry." Bang. the receiver came down. When Peter was In Germany recently on location f~ his new film. TM Pinle Parither Strilte• Again, 1 thought I'd stop by to carry on our unfinished chat and to find out how this peripatetic in- dividual could pu\ up with being bum- bling Inspector Clouseau f~ a fourth time. It was an Intriguing quest since Peter has lived an actor's dream: he's played 47 wildly different characters In his film careu. l caught up with Peter at the hotel where ~ Inspector Clouseau- had just nanowly escaped death when a dwarf carrying a huge pretzel Inad- vertently walked betweeri hlm and the would-be assassin's knife blade.. My flrst question was to the point: did he enjoy playing Inspector Cloo- ~ so much that he was wllllng to re- peat the role fc:i-; times. something he'd neveT done t>etOfe? Peter-smiled ruefully. '1t's begin- ning to wear off a bit." he admitted, "but It's still fun.'' Peter has been ln on Clou.seau's rather warped development ever since Its lnceptkln. "Actually, It happened In the back of a car in Rome. driving from the airport to a hotel when we did the flrst Pink Panther. Blake Edwards, director and co-writer of The Pink Parillaa' films, and I sort of threw ideas around of what C1ouseau shouki be "6<e. It's llke painting on paper." Since Peter ls never content with his creations, he kept working on Clouse.au to expand the character. "He's still the same, but not totally," Sellers o - plained "His ecoentricity has changed somewhat, and he also speaks differ- ently. I've found new ways with both English and French pronunciations." Contrary to many working situations on a film In whrch creative minds clash because of ego problems, Sellers and Edwards get along well, and Blake has never seemed to mind Peter's fooling around with the scripts to give Clou- seau added hilarity. "On the contrary," Peter said, "I think a good dlrector would want to know how an aciOI" feels about his Une.s. rve been writing my own dialogue since the old radio days.'· The old radio days take Peter back to the beglnnlngs of hls acting career. Born into a show-business family on September 8, 1925, in Southsea, Hamp- shire, England, Peter was bitten by show blz while still ln the cradle. Not only were his parents lnvohled, but elght of his uncles were stage pro- ducers. and hls grandmother, Ma Sel- lers, Introduced revues to Britain at the tum of the cen1Ury. '1 was ln the theater by the Ume I was 13," he told me. '1 started sweeping up-with a broom. l made ten cents a week .. " Typically, Peter turned hJs RoyaJ Air Force assignment In India lnto an enter- tainment tour of the Far East as a member of Ralph ReadUs Gang Show. When he was back In civilian garb, he talked hlmseJf onto the boards of Lon- don' s Wlndmlll Theatre, and because he had an uncanny knack of Imperson- ating anything from an1ma1s to states- men. he pretended to be two other peopl~tabllshed stars-and rec- ommended himself for a job with the BBC radio. Hls versatile voice also got him Into films when John Huston needed someone to do Humphrey ~ gart's voice for additional dialogue in Ikat the Deuil. Next. he did the off- $CTeen voice of Winston Churchill ln TM Man Who Never Waa. ("I have patterned my whole life after Sir Win- ston Churchill," Peter told me with a perfectly straight face.) The public finally saw Sellers when he played Alec -- l ~ I ls a very private person. "l don't like to talk about myself. I think people are more Interested In what I do on the screen than how I live away from It." Sellers' serious side showed up when he got married-three times. ''I'd rather not talk about It," he said. Hts flTSt wife was actress Anne Howe. who Is the mo ther of two of his children, Michael and Sarah. Hls second wife, Britt Ekland, also an actress, gave him Victoria. His third wife was Miranda Quarry. In between and, ln some cases, during these unions, he's made head- lines because or reported romances with women like Sophia Loren, Ll2a Mlnnelll and, recently, Julie Ege, ac- tress Lynne Frederiek and model Tittl Wachtmeister. "I am a romanticist," said 51-year- old Peter. The word was out that by now Sellers knew what he wanted and that he was on the lookout for the per- fect wife. "Non.sense," said Peter. "ln my opinion, the requirements for a per- fect wife are an Imperfect woman. And It Is not true that I have to be ln love ln order to do my best work. I am too professional for that When I am working. I concentrate on what I am dolng 100 percent Besides, I believe work cures all Ills." Peter takes his fatherhood quite seriously: 'We are a very close-knlt family. My two elder children are In London: Michael, 22. Is studying Egyp- tology. Sarah Is 18 and Is In art school. She wants to be a photographer. I am a professional photographer, you know. I have had three covers on Vogue alone, but I get very touchy If people want to buy my pictures be- cause I am Peter Sellers. That s why my credit Is always so small I want to sell them because the pictures are good. because I am a good photog- rapher." Hls youngest daughter Vic- toria Is 11 and attends school In Los Angeles. Home, to Peter, Is "wherever 1 woric:, and that's all over the world. But 1 do have a flat ln London, whJch Is prob- ably the closest to what I call home. Many English actors have left because of high taxes, but 1 have stayed because I love my country and everything It stands for." What makes him lose hl..s temper? "Getting annoyed." And what annoys him? "For one thing. Invasion of my prtvacyl" He glared at me. ''People expect me to be funny In everyday life, bu1 my sense of humor shows only on stage. When I am not funtmy at a party, people usually pick up pieces of fuml- ~ ture and hurl them at me and pour un-S finished soup over me. In my work, I i am annoyed by the class .system. I pre- - j fer to eat with the crew and stay at the ... same hotels with them when we ar.e J; on locations. I get very upset when 1 g am put up elsewhere." •---•L•.y•nne_Fr_ederic_ •.• " ___ .. 1 When I prepared to say good-bye to ... Peter~-husband, father, actor, pho- Guinness' Teddy Boy aide In The Ladykillera. But his favorite roll of all was Dr. Strangelove. There ls, I learned, a serious side to Peter Se.llers, a side he seldom shows to the public because, quite frankly, he tographer, hwnorlst with a very serious side-I hoped for one more profound quote, so 1 asked, .. Tell me, honestly, Peter, what changes would you make If you could live your life over agaln?" There was a long dramatic ,_ pause. "fd use more makeup." "1JI ANNouNclNG ... ~amil~ Craft Cards An exciting new concept in make-it-yourself projects ... over 600 fabulous ideas and "how-to' s" for creating your own beautiful handicrafts. 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II I do, you wlll 1111d no furthar Ml9 to ma, and 1111111 kH1> my FREE Gift. 700013 Mama ____________ ..._ __ AddNU·-------------~ CftV------IMlll_Z>p.__ llonetura _____________ _ V1Q/YX2 I L-----------------~...J Announcing the Official collec tion of Philatelic Commemorative Covers honoring The Presidents of the United States Actual size: 6~ by3% inches. authorized by The White House Historical Association and produced in limited edition by Fleetwood .. Obsnur good ftulh and fW'lll kJwMd all rNtlQl1.S. Cull~ ~ 01111 ha~alL" Each of the Philatelic Com- memorative Covers in this coUection will be meticulously cacheted with a portrait of the President from the White Hoose Collection. iled Sta1e1 ( 1789-1797) The firm and resolute signature with which each President shaped' the destiny of lhe Nation will be deeply engraved in~o each Cover. The postmark, officially applied by the U. S. Postal Service, will indelibly record the precise anniversary of the Pre&Xlent's birth at the p&ece where he was born. •1977 FW A limited Edition CoUedion. Available by Advance Subecription Only. Limit: One subscription per person. Subecriptions close: Februaiv 22, 1977. rom the time of George Washington, the Presidency of the . United States has been a place for a brave he.art and a strong spirit. An office of awesome responsibility. For the President is defender of the Constitution and guar4ian of the ideals first proclaim- ed in the Declaration of Independence. The thirty·seYen men who have shoukiered this burden haw been ordinary peop&e, called by their countTymen to be shapers of America's destiny. Each the hope of future generations. The holder of what has become the most powerluJ office on earth. Some strong and truly titans o(cheir times, some weak; some movers of history, others awept by its tide; their story -the history of the Presidency -is the herit.aee of every American. An offidaJ commemorative c~ction. Now, on the ew of the ina~ of the first Praidmt o( America's third century as a Nation, it is littlng for us to remember -and to honof -thole men who, fat aurpa.ssirag ewri the most optimistic dreams of our Founding Fathers, haw made the White House the focus of our history. The citadel of our frHdom. The living symbol of America to us and to all the INOl'ld. To do so, in a lastingand~t way, lne White House Historical Association -dedic:.ated to enhan· cing every citizen's appreciation of the White House -has authorized the renowned Aectwood Company to ~a collection ot thirty~t engraved Phiatdc Commemooltiw Cowrs lndMdually hol101i119 aO ot The Presidents of tlw U~ed States.. This is the fint and only such col&ection ewr to be aurhor1z.ed by the White Houae Hi&toric:al Auociation and will be ext:raonfinary in cwry reapect. A dignifad and worthy tribute. H11toric.\lly accurate to the amalat detu, each Covftwill fcxuaon one President. Superbly produced on luxurious laid-fiber paper -the traditional paper of our Nation -each will be llMdly cacheted with the Presidenf1 portrait from the Official White Houae Collection. Mattapieca by such greats as Gilbert Stuart, Rembrandt Pe.ale, Samuel F. B. Mone, th.y capture each Praidei1t'1 dwact~ and visioli with uncommon ICnlltivity. Moreover' they wi be handsomety engraved with the President.' ~tures. $9latura that ~ve been written with firm and determined hands in tatanwnt to the aspqrions ot a wholt Nation; in witness to the great tuming point• ol out history. Abraham Lincofn'a, which freed the~. Thomas Jeffet IOn'a, which doubled the Nation'• size. Theodore RooMvelt'1 that !>wted the truata. And John F. Kennedy's that Mt America on coune for the moon. Appropriately, each wil be offtdlilly illued and postmarked durir'9 im on the exact~ of the Praident'• bir1h at the place wheR tM loWll8 bom. Places now enshmed in our history. The ~· eoleetb1 wil be a d9Wied and worthy tTlbutc to the INes, the nm... and the achiewmenta ot our Plesldcnt5. From the~. ~ ccmplete collection honoring 11w Ptesidertts of the United Stata wlll be handsomely displayed in a luxurious album proWled to collectors at no odditionoJ COSI. John F. Kennedy, to the oldest, WiJJiam H. Harriaon, they are men who have had unshakable faith in America and ill future, in its pe<>Pe and in its fninciples. Men who became part of our proud heritage as The Presidents o/ the United States. One single, 1tricdy limited edition. The Presidents of the United States will be issued in a single, strictly limited edition. And the total number wil be forever limited to the exact number of or\ginal subscriptions postmarked not later than February 22, im, with a limit of one coDection per sublcribet. To as&uN the authenticity ot this limited edition, each Cover will bear the imprimatur ot the White Houle Historical Association and the diltinctiYe hallmark of The Fleerwood Company -rec<>!Jliz.ed since . 19'l9 as America's foremost purveyor ot Philatelic Commemorative Covers -which has been authorized by the White House Historical Association to produce the complete collection. Handsome CoUecror'a AJbum induded. CoUectors who take advantage of this opportunity to acquire The Pres«Jencs of the UniJed States will also receive, without additional cost, a handaomely bound coBector's album. With narrative by historian David C. Whitney -one ot America's most prominent authorities on the Presidency -rhis Lavish, owr 2()0.page album will bring each President and his times mto vivid perspectiye. Privately prepared uclusively for individual sublcribers to this coUection, it will be a truly impressive addition to your library and a 1Uperb way of appredating and protecting this mo&t significant collection. Conwn~nt pan of acquaution. Subecriben to The Presidents of the United States will receive ilaues at the convenient rate of three per month, be9nnins in late February, t9n, and concluding in January, 1978, with five issues. The orislnaJ issue Pfice of $2.50 pet COYltt ($7 .50 per month) will be guaranteed for the entire collection. And to ensure the ~ atandards, each shipment will be deliwred, unblemished by addraamg, in a protective package. The album, provided at no additional eo1t, will be eh1pped in August, 1977. Sut.cription Deadline: Febn.Niry 22, 1m. All Official Col1ectk>n and one of historic impor · tance to all Americans, The Presidents o/ the United States ii ccrtaln to become a ~ prized and admired collection In future years. One that will in a real .,,_ be inspiration and plasure for you to own; and an heirloom VoUT children and their clUldm\ will appeec:iate in years to come. But p&eaN remember that there will be only one, llmlted edition of this collection, and that this i. the only time that you will be ~ to acquiR it. To take advantage of this opportunity, pogtmark your application no later than February 22, l m . And mail it dittctJy to The Fleetwood Company, 1 Unicover Center, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82008. r----------------------- I I I I I I I I Official Sub9criprion Application The Presidents of the United States Deadline /or application: February 22, 1977 Limit: One subscri>tion per person. Fleetwood 00 Cheyenne, Wyoming 82008 Please accept my sublcription for the CoUec· lion of Official Philatelic Commemorative Cowrs of The Presidents of the United States authoriz.ed by The White House Historical Association. 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So the antk:ipation, rather than the play, becomes the Important event. the memcnble eveoL The pas-- 5'oll ls Invested In preparations and partying. hot.Ml~• ~ p=e organization usually prevailing over genlu.s-what you get Is a giant foot- ~ ball convention. It's not who wlns or & lose$, It's who makes the saJe. Dozens "' of corporations use the Super Bowl as ! a sales rally or for goodwlU. One large Green Bay veraus K~ City in Super Bowl I "offered the titillation of being a first," but the game wot1 one-aided. ... 8 company, which spends millions of dollars advertising on pro football tele~ casts, gets an allotment of 2,500 tickets By Larry Merchant Y~ get an lnvttatlon to the party of the year. You think about It and plan for It for weeks, psych yourself for days. preen for hours. Then, you finally get theTe.. and ln a few minutes you feel llke soggy air hls.sing out of the balloon your imagination had blown up. TIM Slips Bowl la ac dlU.. The Super Bowl ls a ra.mb&.v of antk:ipation that meets a pot of gokt on national televlslon. It's the biggest OfMHhot spectacular In America. It generates enormous Interest and enormous rev- enue. But. In the end. more often than not, It's one big anticlimactic balloon. Why? Why does the Super Bowl usu- ally deliver less than It prom1se.s while the World Serles usually delivers more? Why are there f~ or five more excit- ing football games every Sunday of the season than the one that ls supposed to be Super? ll\ere are reasons, reasons that go to the heart of sport In general and f'Ootbatl In particular. But before we get Into the reasons. you have to have a history of the SiJpeT Larry M enltant ii a reporter and commml4tor f M NBC Sporu and is cooering t>Ua year's Super Bowl fM t~ Mtworli. A fMnu:r columniat fM tlae New YorAt Poet.. 1tU ll&Vd booli, Rinpide Seat at the Circus ( HoU, Riultart & Winlton), recently was publi.aMd to critical occlaim.. • 11 fumbles and Interceptions. In six of the other seven Super Bowls the team that scored first won, doing It while mlllloos yawned from CIOMt to coast and border to border. Some party. So now we'll get to the tea90f\S why. fine. ... ....., lllatrlal <*llelt ls ·the exception rather than the rule ln all sports. The most common scenar1o has one team or one player gradually assert dominance and go on to win. Super Bowl Ill with Joe Namath: IM only one "that really grabbed follia." .., Second, what makes the unexoep-~ tional entertaining Is Individual per- fonnance or dynamic peraonaltUes, and football usually smothers lndMduality. The Joe Namath Super Bowl Is an : i Bowl-merclfully compressed. The first Super Bowl offered the tltll- latlon of being a first. It matched the champions of the old established Na- tk>nal Football League, the Green Bay Packers, with the champions of the upstart American FootbaU league, the Kansas City Ollefs. 1l\e game was one-skJed. The third Super Bowl was the only one of the 10 that really grabbed folks and shook them. That was the Joe Namath Super Bow~ when the New York Jets up.set the Baltimore Colts. standing the pro pigskin on end. n.. ftftli S.,C.-Bowl was competl- tlw. unlike all the others, the Colts beating the Dallas Cowboys on a last- play flekt goal But It was roundly mocked as an artistic flos>-therc were exoeptk>n that proves the rule; except for Namath, the game was no more exciting than other Super Bowls. Now consider recent World Sertes Involving the Oakland Athletics and/or Clncln· natl Reds with such clearly defined stars as Pete Rose. Catfish Hunter. Reggie Jackson, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench. Third. the surest way to survtve six exhlbltJon games, 14 regular-$4!a50ll games and two playoff games, which Is how teams qualify for the Super Bowl. ls to play resouroefu~ defenslve-mlnded football. The result ls that the game turns Into a tug of war. (Forfunately. this equation may be changing. More offensive-minded tealn$-the Balti- more Colts, Oakland Raiders, Cincin- nati Bengals, New England Patriots. St Louis Cardinals, Minnesota Vikings, ct al-have become playoff contenders.) to dJ.strtbute to deaJers and customers. Another one Invites a dozen or more players (from teams not playing in the Super Bowl) to mingle with guests, and media stars get up to $5,000 to say a few well-chosen words. Former players also materialize as guides for travel tours, while active golf and tennis pros ~ hired for a weekend of fun and games with worthy executives and prospective buyers. The National Football league ls right In there pttchlng, too. Its proper- ties division, which merchandlse.s NA.- endorsed products, gives seminars on how to peddle cigarette lighters, pens. T-shirts and other Indispensable Items. The Super Bowl of parties ls thrown for the pre".ss, although anyone who has· written a postcard In the last decade ls eUgtble to come, and does. It's one of those nloe little sltdown parties for four or five thousand, held ln places like the Astrodome In Houston or the Queen Mary ln Long Beach. Me6I c:rttlCll fr....-dt de. cad on the Su,per Bowl to observe the press observing whatever It observes. After all those exhibition, regular-season and playoff games, the press may well be observing the celllng. praying for Sun- day to come., like polltk:a.I reporters oomlng up to electton day. The press often ls criticized for mindlessly dolng the NFL's bidding. blowing up Its bal- loon. But even the most consclentlouS reporting and d<eptlclsm have the effect of helium: enythlng you write or say hypes the game. Like this ... Htsusss ... . FAMILY WE£1<1.Y, -....,. I, 1117 • I • HOW THE MEN IN THE .STRIPED SHIRTS , SEE THEIR JOBS What. exactly, are the responsibilities of each official? Here's how one veteran explains the .. in's and out's" of his profession. By Larry Bortstein Bob Frederic, 50, pf Denver has been a Nalional Football U<Jgue offi· cial eince 1968, the last .U years as a referu. Recently FAJUJ..T WnkLY ,. diacuued the li/e and preNure1 of bein11 an NFL official with Frederic at his off ice on a quiet street in east Denver. FAMILY WEE.KL Y: What are the responslbilities of the different offi- cials? FREDERIC: All officials are expect· ed to call any major Infraction of the rules. However, the way the six men are positioned on the field gives each one specific things to look for. (For positions of officials when play begins see diagram below.} The fldll ~ mainly looks for pass Interference on Jong pass plays, rules on fair catches on punts and watches the :Jl..second clock for delay of game. The Meil JMge ha.s some of the same responsibilities as the field judge. He also watches for pass Interference, and on plays near his sideline, he de- termines whether a player Is ln or out of bounds. The._ J9d9e watches the first con- tact after the ball Is snapped. makes certain that when the quarterback pa.ue.s the ball forward he's behind the fine of scrimmage and often watches the first contact between a potential receiver and the defensive back to make sure there's no excessive bumping. The ....... ls alerf to the Immediate contact between linemen when the-ball u ... , ....... 0 0 ' 11 • FAMILY W£EKLY. Jafhl•I) I , t171 ls snapped. Holding by an offensive player Is one of the major Infractions he watches for. The umpire has a great deal to do with controlling the tempo of the game between the offensive and defensive lines. The lle.r ....._ .. ls ln charge of the chains for flrst-<iown measurements and has duties which are stm.llar to the line judge. However, since there ls oo back judge on h1s side of the fleJd. he often ha.s to break downfleld to watch the contact between recehlers and pass defenders. Hls respon$lb1Uty calls for more movement than any other official. The referee, besides being the head official and explaining decisions to the coaches and spectators. also rules on roughing the passer and punter. Basic· ally, the referee's role ls exaggerated. Often he gets credlt for a game that's well-worked when the otheT offk:lals actually have done 95 percent of the work. By the same t~e:n. ~ he takes the blame unf alrly when a game has gotten out of hand FW: Isn't every official's ambition to be a referee? FREDERIC: Definitely not. Many men want to be nothing other than head linesmen or field judges or what- ever. The referee really Is not better than any other offlclal. Some men come out of the college ra.nks as ref- erees but go Into another position In the pros. FW: How are officials "discovered"? FREDERIC: The NA... has 10 full-time "observers." They are retired officials who watch games In their geographical area and look for o{(fclals who might be qualified to Join the NA.. An ob- 5erver might watch a mat1 work for a • I couple of years before the league de- cldu he's qualified to c.ome In. FW: How can a man get started as an official? FREDERIC: Of course, I can only speak for myself. I played some foot- ball at the University of Colorado and didn't want to go Into coaching. so I began working little &eague games for no pay. Later I worked high-school games, then smalkollege games, then major~llege games. This ls the usual way It's done. Along the way, the experienced officials watch you. see how you come along and recommend you for higher job~ Top pay for an official Is about $600 per game and Is based. on seniority, although most people think the referee Is always pakl the most In addition, all of us have full-tlme jobs ln other-fields. FW: Why does the NFL dMde Its officials Into crews with the same s1x men working together all the time? f'REDERIC: Men get to know each other and work together well when they're a team. The league tries to get a balance between older and younger officials within each stx-man crww. The only time the six men ln a crew might be spilt up ls ln the conference play- offs and the Super Bowl. Then. the league rightfully sends the men who have given the best performance dur- ing the regular' sea.son. FW: How do you prepare for a game? FREDERIC: The crew meets ln the selected city on Saturday night and watches rt'IOYies of the game It worked the previous week. Each of us also studies a copy of the play-by-play for that game_ on which one of the four ~ running the officials' office at NA... headquarters ln New York has made notes pertalnlng to specific situations. Sometimes these conunents can be pretty caustic, and we deserve It FW: With all the actJon on the foot- ball field during a game why don't offi- cials get knocked down or run Into more often? FREDERIC: Most of us are stationed on the perimeter of the action when the ball ls ~pped and basically stay there. If an official ls caught lnslde, In most cases he's made a gross error. But the umpire, who stations himself right behind the defensive line, Is popped. and popped of ten and hard. FW: What about the holding pen· altles? This ls perhaps the most dJffl. cult and controversial part of the offl<:tal's job. FREDERIC: No question. ff we were supertechnlcal and called every little thing we saw, the game would become a mockery. But we have to call the fla- grant penalties that obviously affect the outcome of a play. In a game we worked early this sea.son between the Rams and 49ers. the Rams were called for holding four times within a fe w min- utes. There was no question about the penalties. Holding' was a big penalty this season. What the players try to get away with changes each year. Coaches don't go out and try to teach dirty foot· ball, but each ~ you'll flnd different types of penaltTe.s because the defenses are so good and changing all the time; the offenses sometimes react out of frustration. FW: Having been on the field for last year's Super Bowl, would you say that the pressures of working a Super Bowl are greater for an official than en ordi- nary game? FREDERIC: There's no way you can deny It You know everythlng's riding on this game. But going out and IMng with that pressure ls the mark of a pro- f essk>naJ official. He has to put every- thing but the game out of his mind. He can't do the job well unless he brings total concentration to It If he loses concentration at a crucial moment, that's just when the roof Is golng to cave In on him. Of course, whether It's the Soper Bowl or a game between a couple of teams which haven't won a game all year, the professional official gives hls max\rm.un effort and concentration. 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Adele quickly discovered that em- ployment agencies offered her nothing but salesgirl Jobs or simple clerical ones. "You have no recent job experi- ence," they told her. "Eventually," says Adele. "l realized my only chance was to use the experience I did have-my volunteer work." W... tllc Yellow P11ga • Ito .!'dde. Adele called the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association and Community Oiest offices In her New Jersey home town. She explained to each director that she'd chaired com· mittees, been an officer, headed fund- raising projects for the PT A and various , other organJzattons. "I'd llke a chance to fund raise for you," she said Two of them were Interested. and she ac· cepted the Heart Association's offer- $100 a week for part-lime fund-raising. She did so well that six months later, when the full-time executive director left. Adele was offered the director's position at an appropriate salary, "l teamed the details of my job as I went along.'' savs Adele. ''but the volunteer work gave me the basic knowledge I needed. I learned that any community group that depends on the public Is a good employment posslblllty for a .woman with a volunteer record as a fund raiser. For Instance, she could go to the Hospital Fund, Boys' Club, Volun· teer Ambulance Corps. Red Cross,. Teen Recreation Center, etc. .Another advantcige Is that many of these ~ are part-time., which would exactly suit many women, .. For her boolt, Any Woman Can Start in the Middle, to be publi.ah.ed in llu! .,,ring, Shirley Sloon Fader colkcted llu! erperiencee of 600 hozuewives who tlorted coreere in middk age. She also intervuwed dozens of job counaelora, indu.stl'ial 1'$)1Chologi8ts and empli>y- ~nl upn-ta. Thi$ article is based on \er reHXU'Ch. Mrs. li'ad~ writes the regular FAMrLT WnKLY feature, People And You. M.aet evuy ~ ~ has had some volunteer experience. Not a lot, Just some. When the house- wlf e stops saying, "Oh. It was nothing. just a little volW\t.eer Job," she's on~ way to translating that volunteer work Into well-paid employment For exam- ple, the United States Department of Labor reports that bookkeeping Is an understaffed occupation. Employers are looking for people with a talent for figures-which could Include the woman who has worked skillfully as a . club treasurer. Once In a bookkeeping job, women can be rapidly promoted. For Eleanor Van Orden of Florida, It took four years "to rise from book- keeper to office rnanl\QU. She was 51 when she started, and It didn't "Just happen," Eleanor Improvised, using her wits, took the advice of book· keeper friends and did some self-study at home. As she lea.med more and more about bookkeeping and office procedures, she kept applyl~ for a°" getting better jobs with greater respcm- slbllity. "Yet It's definitely my experi- ence ln women's group activities that gives me the. people-handling talents 1 use as office manager," Eleanor declares. Claire Richards of Pasadena. Calif. believes women may undervalue their volunteer credentials because they don't fully appreciate what they've learned. "You get feedback In any volunteer job. You make mistakes. Eventually you sort through to what succeeds and learn what doesn't. You even learn how to phrase sentences lo get people lo cooperate and how to function with many different kinds of people. These are valuable business talents." TH houewtfe who Mi. produced publicity or a newslerter for her volun- teer group also has a salable skill. She can collect a sample k It of her work and approach local public-relations firms, neighborhood newspapers, private businesses. For many housewives, their favorite volunteer activity itself can become their pa.Id job. When Inflation deflated the value of her husband's paycheck and nudged a Michigan woman Into job-hunting, she thought she'd have to abandon the Girl Scout work she loved "Then I realized that with my 10 years of volunteer Scouting, I knew the or- . ganlzatlon well. I could apply for one of the paid staff jobs." She did and got It. Other women notice community needs as they go about their volunteer assignments. About a decade ago Pauline Gralvier and Gloria Hoffman of Dallas, Texas were members of the YWCA board of directors when they realized how Insecure many women felt about accepting organization re- sponslbllit1es. The women lacked con- fidence. especially the courage to stand up and speak at a meeting. To· gether, Glorta and Pauline developed a conOdence-bullding, public-speaking course and offered It at the Y. It went so well a nearby community college allowed them to offer communications courses. Two-and-a-half years after they began at the Y, they were In busi- ness for themselves. Some housewives, like Judi Kahn, find that volunteering Just to learn something can spark a career. Judi Is only 28 and still very occupied with her young children. Uke so many people nowadays, she has acquired a large variety of plants. "Solely to le.am how to take care of them," she hired a baby sl tier for a few houn a week and volun- teered to work at her town's plant shop. By adding reading to her practl· cal work, she learned to diagnose plant allmen14 and prescribe for them. Thus. she reallud that owners of large skk plants found It awkward to haul them to the store, so Judi became a plant doctor. Sh.e makes "house calls" at S20 a vlslL 'hie qar-.... every "-cwlfe Ma to ask herself are: "What have l done? What ski115 have t developed?" Then. It's a matter of packaging the knowl- edge properly for employers. Hamel Lefkowlth, who has worked with Cata~ lys t, the national women's career counseling organization, and who now heads the Women's Institute of a com- munity college, suggests that Instead of listing jobs or acttvltJes as ''.volunteer," a woman should list competencies. That way she'll be Interpreting her volunteer work In business terms. She'll be using headings like "administrative experience.'' "sales experience," "fi- nancial experience," "organizing ex· perlence," "personnel experience.." Perlltapa a womaa U. worked on a town project for the Garden Club. Her resume might discuss her knowledge like this: Adminutrative Expn-umce: Represented organization ln decld· Ing Garden Club projects with Town Council. I and two other committee members arranged locale of work with town Parks' Commission. We supervised all plantings. Purchasi.ng Experience: I and two committee members Invited bids and purchased $2,000 worth of trees and shrubs at 10 percent less than previous year's Garden Club project cos~ We negc>- tlated contract with landscape architect at "commercial," not "retail" rates. Though she hasn't claimed total credit for the accomplishments. the woman has translated her volunteer activities Into business terms an employer will recognize and value.. As she presents her volunteer credits properly, a housewife must also project seriousness of purpose. Creating an aura of looking for a job "to fill my time" or "because we could use the money" is self-defeating. One senior executive reacted this way: "I'm not running an adult camp to keep women busy with 'Interesting' jobs. [ need peo- ple who will concentrate on what they can offer the business and who will take their jobs seriously." Even when they've analyi~ their abllllles and are convinced they have somethlng to offer, many housewives may hesitate: 'With the emphasis on youth, who will hire me? rve been home 15 (or 20 or 30) years. I'm afraid l'm too old." Don t worry. A recent In-depth study of Amerk:an work.lngwomen reported by the huge Esmark. Corporation re- vealed that 14,481,000 American work· ingwomen are 40 or older and that employers have found "older ls better; older women are more dependable work.ett." Employers In every occuPa- tlon have observed this same pattern. They'll be pleased to see the housewife who has proved henielf rJlll In volunteer activities. lllll ANY 11 RECORDS OR TAPES·'1.00 .,..,.. ... er 111'1.......,ar..-a. ............ ....,, .... Q.,aMC•,....CMtprtoaa)lll ... _.,,... I Takeany11 · Here's a brand-new selection from the Columbia Record & Tape Club. 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M ,.. .. ._ POSTAOll AND HAMDLI ... IU1•&1M-MI lie 1 Ul•91••-M1 ... • Clo..._............... TIITM.EICUIS8l (dllci, I ......... _ • ., .... ,.., ..... _........ _,__...._....._'--... ..._ ._..., 1 ......... _........ -.... _____ ........................... _, • -----------------·--- SMART COOKING /e, Mart1yn Hansen ROSALYNN CARTER AND JOAN MONDALE SHARE THEIR FAVORITE RECIPES Roaalynn Carter Food Editor Marilyn Hansen has an exclusive-deliciou~ low-cost recipes the Carters and Mondales have enjoyed for years. Joan Mo'l\dale 2 lbe. ., ••• II&,,...... Md~ 2cupe~-- 4111111npnM IMln.r or......- 418M11pn1• "°"' 1a,. .. 1 llDIJDllft Mlt ~ 1111plllft lfound bl-*~ 4..., 11111re'9d 1 ~ cnc:tDlr onmbe L Preheat oven to ~ F. Grease a ~ souffle dish or cass.erole and dust ~tly with c::rurnbs. I. In large saucepan oook ~lant cubes ln bolling water about 7 mloute.s or until very tender. Dram well and mash thoroughly with potato masher: wt a.std.. 1 In small saucepan, heat butter until rnetted, blend In flour smoothly. Add milk all at one., heat to bolling. .sttrrlng constantly until mixture bods. Season with salt and pepper. •· Beat egg yolks Ughtly with fork Add a little ol the hot cream sauce, blending well Add egg tnbcture to cream sauce. S. Stir cracker crumbs and mashed egg- plant Into c~sauce rnlxb6e. 6. Beat egg whites In large cktan bowl l.W'ltll stiff peaks f OJ'U\. Fold egg whlta Into eggplant mixture. Pour Into ptt- pared pan and bake l hour until puffed and golden brown Maha-I to6 M"Uinl• Editor's note· A little tomato sauce Is good poured over each &eTVing. 1~ ~ ground cel'CIMIOlll S aHllJOCH• cMtvl Of t.rr-.ort , .. _,oow•uff 1 teeepoon 9'0Uftd b4ecll pepper 1191 14 oupmlk 1 cup fine city brMd CNlllM • bllllMpoone ... rpm. 2 tablup UM bnndp \4 cup tiwvunc1J Nd wine• 2 cupe dlk:Un.....,. 2'8MllWID~tlour I . Preheat OYC\ to 350° F. l. Sea.son chicken breasts with carda- mom, chervt1. salt and peppet'. S. Beat egg and milk together. Dip chk:ken Into egg-milk rnbrture, then coat with f\ne bread crumbs. 4. Heat margarine, about 4 tablespoons at a time. until hot but not smoking. Add chk:ken breasts, several at a time, and brown on both side$. Add addi- tlonaJ margarine as ~ unUI all chicken Is browned. 5. Place chicken In shaUow baking dish; pour brandy, burgundy and chicken broth C111eT chicken. 6. Bake about 30 to 40 minutes until chicken ls done. Pour broth off Into l.qt. saucepan. 7. Blend smoothly 2 tablespoons flour with ~ cup chicken broth. Stir Into reserved broth. Heat, stirring l.W'ltil boll- ing. Arrange chicken ln serving dish; pour some of gravy over chicken and serve remainder separately. Maltea 4 to 8 teruin11 •Or use dry white wine, aich as chablls.. STRAWBE.RRV CAKE Ra •ll'J• <Arter 1 ..... (11~ oa.) ,.._ OI -""' ._ .... 1 pq. (I oa) wtrw"'*'7 gMlltift .. -.••FtlUwol 'CNp •1111111 .... 4 .... ttelllllfUM ........ 1 pkg. (10 OD.) frOAft eNoad ...... ,_ •• ...,..,..., ........ ot 1 pt..,.. lltcad .. .-.me. .. " ...... "pt......, ............. .. 1 ........ .... 1. Preheat OYCn to 350'" F. and gr4NllM a 10-lnc::h angel food cake pan or IO.Inch ~tpan. !. Combine cake mlx, strawberry gela- tin, vegetable oil, nuts, eggs, flour and strawberries In large bowl Beat with electrlc mixer at medium-high speed for 3 minutes or until well blended. S. Pour batter Into pan and bake for 55 to 65 minutes or until a cake tester poked In center comes out clean. ·C. Cool for 10 minutes on rack. Turn out of pan to cool oompletely. Serve plain or with sweetened whipped cream. Malu 10 to 12 .eruinf• MEATLOAF .louMa t+ ' cup IOft ....... cruftllle li cup .. k ' ••• ounclbW ~ cap ofloppad onloft 2 IMllHp D W cltoppad grMft .,..,.,., 1~ •••poow•~uuoe 1 ....... Donrc.t .... 1 t111pollft ... v. , ... , llOft pound btactl pepper ~ "••paondry......, , .. 1 CM (I OD.) tolMto NUCa L Preheat oven to 350° F. and grease 9 x 5 x 3-lnch Joaf pan. 2. In medium bowl ~Y combine all Ingredients but use only half-can of tomato sauce.. S. Tum meat mixture Into loaf pan; smooth surface and top with remaining tomato sauce. Bake 45 to 60 minutes. Malte• 4 OT 6 .ervinf• FRENat ONION PE '-MMnlw 2 can. (I-oz. e&a.) Frencfl fMd Ol"'°"9 , ... 1~ cupe.,'9r 1~te11po~uH GeMrola ...... ~pepper 1 cup gretad lhllrp ehadd.r ~ 1. Une pie pan with pastry and flute edges. Preheat oven to 425° F. !. Spread onions In pie pan. ln small bowl beat eggs; beat In milk, salt and pepper. • 3. Pour egg.milk mixture ove.r onions. Sprinkle with grated cheese. C. Bake at 425° F. for 15 minutes. Re- duce heat to 350° F. and bake an edcil- Uonal 15 to 20 minutes longer or until custard Is set. 5. Cool sllghtly before cutting to serve. M*' 6 .uoU,,. atOCOLATE UPSIDE DOWN CAKE H.Mo ..... ~cup .... 1 cup una1ttac1 ~,,_. now 21ellp0~ beklng powder ~ le•pocinuH 2..,.,.. uni ....... dlOcOla• 2 tabt"poain• IMlttw Of "'*eutM ~ CUt>•lr 1 .... pD Oft ~ nnlla utract Topping: ~cup .... ~ cup brown ...,, pedtad 1 tablup a Dft ui ....... Md ooooa powdw " cup bollftg .. .... L Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease and flour an 8 x 8-lnch baking pan. I. Mix sugar, flour, baking powder and salt together. Melt chocolate with butter. 1 Stir chocolate mixture with dry In- gredients along with milk and vanilla. Beat until smootJ\. Spoon batter Into pan. C. Make topping: combine sugar, brown eugar and cocoa; .sprinkle evenly over better. Pour bolling water over aJI . 5. Bake about 40 mJnutes. Cool on rack. 6. Tum out onto cake plate So ca}Je makes Its own chocolate ayrupllke topptng. Serve warm or c::o&d. Maire• 919uare1 FAMILY WUlCLY, Jllll'*Y t , 1'17 • tT HOW TO HAVE A BETTER MARRIAGE Too many couples play verbal and mental games ~th each other.::: sometimes unknowingly-in order to cover up their real feelings. The result can be serious marital problems. Wlming: The Surgeon Gentrtl Hes Detenninld Thlt Ciglrent Smolling b DlngtrOUI a> Your Helhh. By Catbrina Bauby Early In our lives, we learned that It ls not proper to discuss certain sub jec:ts. Among these taboos are sex, money, morals, personal problems and ldJosyncrasJes. We learned not to talk about these lssua, apectally with 90l'neOne of the opposite sex, be.cause It "lsn't nice." Therefore, Uttle wonder that these are five of the leading causes of divorce. and un- less these topic$ are discussed openly, marital problems can rault. To have a comfortable married relationship, we are discovering that people can and should dLscuss matters that ln the pa.st were culturally unacceptable. And more and more couples are doing just that: no k>nger ls It necessary for the male to keep hls feelings and emotions to him- self or for the woman to suffer In sllenoe. As a result. couples are beginning to enjoy greater personal pleasure and mutually shared under- standing and joy, and the roles In whkh men and women were cast ln the past are changing. There Is a new openness. a new candor, which promises to relieve tensions, mlslmderstanding and distrust. Still the process ls not complete. Although people may recognize the possibility of a more effecttve relation.ship when they do not keep their mates guessing about their innermost feelings, there are two major factors that keep too many from opening up with each other: fear and manipulation. Fur. Over morninf coffee, Francine and Martha wen talJUnf. Francine laid, "Oh, if only I could talA with Jeff tM way I can tolls wilh you, it would k ao euy. But I'm afraid if I told him what I'm really t/WtA.inf, lte not only would be U{>Mt and wouldn't un<kr- stond, it would alfo mah him mad at me!' ln these sentences. Francine demonstrates that n fears Jefrs rejection, fears he won't understand, fears she ls not living up to his expectations of her, fears daappolnting him and fears his anger. The worst fear most of us experience Is that of exposing ounelves to our partners. We fear being wlne:rable or that what we say 11 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, J1nuart I, 1177 might be used again.st us. We fear sharing our- selves because some weakness or prejudice might become known-or because we may become aware o f what we reaJly are thinking and feeling. So we rationalize that "the prob- lem needn't be discussed" because It may be misconstrued. By doing this, we keep Ota" mates guastng about oor true feelings. To come to grips with these fears, the only possible solution Is to taDc about the Issue and face It When we recogol2e that fear ls Inher- ent In every human being, we can better cope with the feeling. We have to face It and deal with It openly. This Is the fastest way to relieve the tension and anxJety It can caUM. M· 'r 's'Ma. Af w a party one e~mn,, Deb- b~ and Scott were <Uivm1 lao~. Their si- lence waa tenae and uncomfortable. Finally, Debbie mid, "I don't ~ your f lirtin1 with oU tlioae wo~n. Scott. You're my husband, and I'm jeololu of the way you acted. You maM a fool of youraelf." Snappira1 baclt. Scott .aid, "You'in! opeMd your eye1. At l.t:ut my /lirtin, iet. your attention. I'm tired of bein1 ipored. When I try to taUt wilh you, you're too bu~ to Li.Um. So f liTtU., ia one way to 1et you to tallt with tM." At the party, Scott was man.lpulattng Debbie to gain her attention through the time-honored use of jealousy. Spouses often play such cat- and-mouse-games In ordeT to draw attention to a problem that they cannot discuss directly. What a mate ls rully asking ls, "Do you love me?" At other ttmes, we withhold Information thinking the person Is holding out on us. Being human. we tend to ratJonal12e that "This point Isn't worth bothering my wife about." or ''My h~nd wlll never know If I don't tell him," or '1f I jUst keep It to myself, maybe it'll never get out" Wouldn't It be better to share our feelings with our mates--to tell the other per· son what Is going on-and not make the as- sumption that he or she nUght not understand or l)e lntentsted. Ifs~ and tlme·wastlng to keep our partners In the dark. Of c:ounc, you are wbwrable If you expose ~ ~.ts and faJtngs to one another. If fAMILYWUkl.Y,J-rye, tt77 e 1' A pa.rtnershlp ls to be meaningful both will be vulnerable to each other-. This ls one reason why two people can be so close-they have been trusting and open with each other. Con- cealment, however, produces dally tension that ls poison to our mental and physical selves. ' Of course, being honest means we are tak- ing a chance. but the comfort we can achieve In expressing ourselves will come to us only when we do ll Our option. otherwise, Is strained and faulty relations In which we ~ tlnue to wear the mask of the pretender. Rela- tions are bound to be uncomfortable until both sides are open with each other. To be more Cotltrina Sauby &.. t/te author of OK, Let'a Talk About It, Dynamica of Dia- loeue. Jh an npen in communication, •he ~ much in de-mand G4I o •pealter and on TV pa11eZ.. comfortable, dare to share the real tJlll you with your husband or wife. liUa '1 thought Ili need a salesmatis personality to be out selling Avon. Not true at all. 1 do fine just being myself!"~r «rm not the aggressive type and I'm shy about meeting new people. But selling Avon cosmetics really is a friendly buainesa. My customers are happy to eee me and make me feel welcome. 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Best of all, Avon has taught me l can crrv ________ srATt:, ___ z1"---- just be myaelf, and everything else falls right into 1l(y TSLBPHOKE NO. ____________ _ place." AVOil 0 197' lwat l'rocM:lt. lno ..... _.. N Y Mail to: Avon Product8, Inc. P.O. Box 1826, Great Neck, N.Y. ll023 (Aw.t ~ Uiot ro-IN 11 or°""·> @bservations Pwlpedtve on the World. That's what An- thony Quinn has. thanks to his extensive travels. He'll share his perspective with you as he narrates the "Moba Showcase· TV series. Ten Who Dared, about some of history's most remarkable explorers. And the on-location hlm.ng of much ot the act eon will transport you from Coh.rnbus's Spain to the South Pole. ... where Aoald Amundsen and four companions survived a frozen ordeal to win a place in history. Some Vtc:ton.n! Mary Kingsley wasn't your typical V1etorian Englishwoman When both her parents died after ~he had spent her first 30 years canng tor her invalid mother, Miss Kingsley decided to carry on her father's ~ In natural htstory. Her travels among the Fang people of West Africa in 1893 make for an amazing adventure. But her journey was a short ooe compamd with the 999 ardoous days that newspaper reponer Henry Morton Stanley spent explonng the length of the Congo River. The W..t. The Sierras and the deserts of North America provide the locale tor the story of Jedediah Smcth. In 1826 Smith. a fur trapper, beccwne the first white man to cross the frontier from l.Aah to CalifOfnia. A very different locale-the lush and deadly \A:lnezuetan 1ungle-1s the setting for the adventures ol Alexander von HumbOldt, who ~ame known as the father of geography. And 1n the Peruvian Andes. the greed of Francisco Pizarro destroys the toca civilization. "C:OUlD YOU DIRECT ME 10 THE EIUll.ORERS CW&?• AtcMnt 1he gtobe. The other explorers depicted 1n the series are· Captain James Cook. the manner who charted vast areas of the South Pacific: Robert 8Ufl(e and William Wills. whoae crossng of Australia has been catted "the most disastrous success· in exploration history. and Charles Doughty, the first Chr1~- 11an Englishman to live among the Bedouins without denying hes faith Enriching your '"•· These ten hour-long documentary dramas will shrink your wot1d and brmg history into your living room. They're enten81Ml8nt-and educat100-tor the whole family. Check your local TV listings fOf the first eptSode, Christopher CohlTlbus, which will be shown on most staoans later this week. And watch for this symbOI, just as a reminder. -PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson · Could repainting your child•s room.make him hostile? How Colors Affect EverybodyS Life TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Colorful surroundings can Increase your child'$ IQ. !. When a person ts depressed, he be- comes $0 sensitive to the colors around him that drab colors deepen his feeling of depression while colorful surround- ings gtve his mood a quick .shot In the arm. S. Color preferences are T4}lated to certain personality charactertsUcs. 4. 1bough Infants may be attracted to brtght, shiny objects, they do not have color preferences because all colon look alike to them. 5. Many people have a "colorful night life" without going out of the house. 6. Most "color-blind" people aren't blind to all colors-they just can't see certain colon. ANSWERS 1. Tri.u. Munich's Psychological Instt- tute study of the -effects of color on a random sample of more than 400 chil- dren found that. when tested In rooms painted In a "happy color'' --light blue, yellow or orange-average IQ scores were raised appreciably. And a signifi- cant decrease In average scores was recorded when the children were tested In ·~ty rooms" drably painted In black, brown and white. Another finding: when the e:x:perimental group of chlkfren was sequestered In the P,leasantJy colored rooms, Its positive reactions (as measured by friendly \NOrds and smiles) Increased markedly, and negative reactions (hostility, 1r- r1tablenas) declined sharply. I. FalM. Studies show that when a per- son feels down-ln-the-d\.mps. there ls a marked decrease In his responM to color. lt'a al9o been pointed out that "the depreseed lndMd&al ls withdrawn and generally '-#\lntensted In his ex- ternal environment" S. Trw. A l.Jnlwnity of Nor1h Carolina 5tudy, which assessed the color prefer- ences of gifted and creattvely taJe:nted children, showed blue the most pr• ferred color, with green ranking a e FAMILV WEEICt..Y, J11t1uary t. 1977 .$C!IClOnCl. Interesting 5eX differences prcvalJed with several colors: 45 per- cent of the boys preferred red, but only 28 percent of the gtm did; 58 percent of the gtrls were partial to yellow, but Just slightly over half that many boys went along with them. Biggest sex difference was with pink. which was cited by 32 percent of the girls but by only 2 percent of the boys, 4. FalM. A University of Arkansas study of Infants rangtng from four through eleven months of age revealed that many-though not ali--Oables not only have developed color vision but "showed responses lndk:aUve of Individual color preference." What colors do babies like best? Tests showed that red and yellow objects were preferred more often than black or blue. And ~ babies' clothes are often "baby" blue, only one of more than 100 Infants studied showed a preference for that color. 5. Triu. Many people are entertained by vMd dreams In technJoob'. On the other hand, millions spend their nights dreaming colorless dreams In drab grays or black and white. To find out why some dream In color and others don't, studies c:onducted at London's City University explored various as- pects of the phenomenon. One of the most cur1ou5 dbcoverie:s: even In the most colorful dreamg .tudled, deep purple, blues and blue-greens were ex1reme.ty rare. As to why many peo- ple' s dreams have no color at all. the findings suggest that In colorless druma "the are.as of the vlsual cortex within the eye which aeem to respond only to color, may be lnopeniUve'' for theM people durtng aleep. '-Triu. Most ao-called color-blind peo- ple have dlffk:ulty only In c:crtaln color areas. It hu been noted. for CUlllm-p&c. that acme oonfua yellow with r.d, or red with green, and Otha's Mw difficulty seeing blue. On. leading scientist reports that there are a few people who can aee all the colora of the spectrum with one eye fMI but not with the other. liU.I THE $12,000.00 HOUSEWIFE My name la Edward C. Lane. rm a college profeuor. What rm about to tell you may be hard to believe. Because rm going to show you how ro make money ... more money than you evtt dreamed poulble . . . at home . . . In your spare time. This h .. nothing to do with any compeny "ltiltng'" plan or "'111orlt..at-home" scheme. It's totally different. In fact. tf you're creadw tt may actually double your present lncome. Here are the facu: Several years ago at a facuJty bridge party, one of the guests began discussing a special .. money project." The secret was liter ally whlapered acroa the table. My wlfe and I discussed the Idea on the way home and decided to try tt. The project kept us busy about four houn a week. We used our kJtchen table as an olice. At ftrsr our earnings Wtte low-S25.00 to $30.00 a week. But u the months wen1 by, we began making thousands of dollars at home on me weekende. It was alm08t beyond belief. Obvtotd)y, this WM too good to keep to ourselves. So I exp&.lned the project to my mother. She wM owr seventy and lived alone In an apartJMnt In Akron. But wtthln the flnt t1'l days che made ~ S2,200.00 in cuh &om the same money project. Aa our curloslty grew, we diKovered a V111riety of other people making money but wtth eom~t d6:1ent money projects. I. Consider the cue of Mary Rttten· hoUK &om Cleveland. For owr ala years she's bttn earning thousands of dollars at home In her spare time. • She provides a nttded H't'Vke In her neighborhood. • No one coma to her home -nor dOft she go to anyoM elM's. • She UMS on~ hn t~. •spiral note- book and a arMU ftllng box. • She makes up to SI00.00 per week, spare time. • Her NrVk:e reqlllra no technical skill of anyldnd. • Mary woru for no one et.e. She does no aelltng whaaoewr. Ma.t of her dlenta call her at home. • wtuit she doa is ao moral and supvemefy honnt she could probably get a wrttten endonement from mo.a der9'1M". • Hu MTVk:e la eo simple that almost any- one couJd start the .. ,,.. project In Just 9dey.. Again, these data are accurate or •• coWdn't-and wouldn't-print them. Bv Edward C. Lane. Ph.D 2 • John and Irene Tendy started th ls same special money project over 10 years ago. They report earnings aa high as $12,000.00 per year •.• au earned at home. 3 • An Oregon husband-wife team started the same project we started. Jn a recent Jetter they reported gron Income of $14,000.00 IN ONLY 45 DAYSI That'• ewn better than we d1dl Obviously, this la exceptional Income. What you make la largely up to you. But the income potential of these money projects ia staggering! For example, two Colorado women started a money project several yean ago with only twelw dollars. This year-oper- attQg full time-they made over $82.000.00. Thia Income was verifted In a reant Mtional praa report. HOW TO START You don't need •money.,. Moet of these projects can be started on Jess than $25.00 ... many on leu than SI0.00. V ou don't need a car for most projects ... in a few cuea It would be helpful, but not neoeeaary. You don't need youth. Maturity and ex- perience are excellent UMts. You don't need an "olBce." Just one comer ol a spare room is usually sumdent. Bae of all, you don't need to wait. A. we aatd before, many of these projects c.an be started ln Just 9 days. We've put everything ... every secret .•. In a simple guick. lt'a entitled THE $12.000 HOUSEWIFE. Vou'D cllcowr amazing money protects .•. • for hU9band·wffe teams, • '°' peopJe lMng In apartmenta, • for suburb..-or rural famlha, • for rdlred people, • for teenagers. POBUSllEll'S NGnCE AD data pneented hen are -.pported by ~ and bank ~ on Ille. AD the money proJKta ct.atbed are Independent. They do not kwolYe you In any coauncrdal -won..at-home'" 8Chemle « bulflleH• In which ""°" must daJ In UV "9Y wttb • .,...... ~· All QaOMy Vo'&...., r9CllllYa wdl be your own. Vow •tt1«1 ct'm with dllil booll le abeolutety guaranteed or your money wlU be pnJalpdv Nllwled. fttl <;lllN 1111 Piii$$ AFTER YOUVE READ OUR BOOK, LET US HEAR FROM YOU. WRrrE AND TEU. US HOW YOUR MONEY PROJECT IS WORKING. IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS OR QUESTIONS, EXPLAIN THEM TO US. WEU. TRY TO HEIP. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE To prove that you can make extra money at home, you have our poettlve 1°'"' money. back guarantee. Order thia amazing book. If you don't like lt, simply return lt. We11 send you a full refund within onJy three work· Ing days ••• no nonHnH ... no baloney. TRY THIS TEST 1. When your book arrives, select Juat one money project ... the one you llkebest. 2. Try It for 6-12 months. Remember to begin slowly. 3. At the end of this trial period ex- amine your Income. If you're not aat:t.- fted with the results, ret\lm the book and we wtl.l still REFUND YOUR FUll PURCHASE PRICE. l(a easy to begin. Just mall the coupon below together wtth your check. money order or charge account number. We GUARANTEE you11 be satlsfted or your money wtll be re- funded wtthln three working days. There ls NO RISK TO YOU. Send your order today. Flm Clua mall reaches us owmtght. ----------------------------------m OMDITRUPMlll OEPT.22 10571 TEMPlE RO. DUNKIRK, NEW YORI( 14CMI Please send me my guaranteed copy of THE $12,000.00 HOUSEWIFE. U rm not aatWled I may return tt for a full refund Ullthln three IOOrldng days •.• no non- MMt .•. no baloney. Or I may keep ft for a full year and try one or two money projects. Even then, If I'm not sett.fled I may refum It for a full refund. On that bats, here ls my S7. 95. (PIAN add t1'le poetage and handling-total '8.82. > 0 CHARGE TO MASTER CHARGE 0 CHARGE TO BANKAMERICARD Q ·CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ENCLOSED Acct. 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IE1ER BEf ORE -SEEi \II AMER\CA - plant that not only rewards you with lush fireball bouquets All 4 SEASONS OF THE YEAR, but even more incredible, blankets Itself with as many as 100 -200 -even 300 flowers at a time on just one single plant ... as it continues to flame forth in fresh new masses of bloom week after week, month after month ... for a magnificent parade of color plus clusters of fresh-cut flowers All YEAR 'ROUND! PRODUCES MORE FLOWERS IN ONE WEEK THAN OTHER Pl.ANTS PRODUCE IN AN ENTIRE SEASON! No doubt about it. What you are now looking at is one of the most remarkable plant discoveries of the 20th century. For the first time In history an everbloom- ing houseplant that gives you all of these miracle features: Blooms, blooms, and blooms ALL YEAR LONG as lush, flowering bouquets surge forth continuously. 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Think of ltl A mere St:98 tor the most unusual plant In (Impatiens Waller&.na) all of nature ... these European EVER-BLOOMING WONDER FLOWERS -guaranteed to reward you with bouquets by the armful All YEAR 'ROUND start- ing just weeks from today. However ... the only allotment for this coontry Is on its way by air. Once they're gone ... another supply will not be avallable until mld-1977 at the ear11esl And since now is the time they must be shipped to you if you want to be the first In your neighborhood to enjoy a non-stop parade of magnificent flowers Inside your home All 12 MONTHS OF THE YEAR ... you must act immediately. .................. --..... Utl ........ ~ T9AT ••••••• .. ••••·-·-•••: : AlfOICAIA .. un IALll. 0.01. lflf.:Jlll : : C.NllM ..-. 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We know that some people seem more prone to these sores because their bodies don't build up good antibody protectloo against the herpes virus. What we don't know l.s how to make the sore dls.ppcar. For reasotu that are not clear, taking capsules of a compound that changes the Intestinal flora Is helpful lo some people- partlcula.rly If they start taking the capsules the moment they feel a fever blister coming on. But preparations of thls kJnd are avail- able only by prescription; JO you'll have to discuss pos$1ble use with your phy$k:lan. He may suggest that washing the mouth with tetracycline will be helpful In making you feel more comfortable You break open a c.tpSUle, put It In a teaspoon of water and then swbh It around like a mouthwash. Novacaine-llke medicines can be gargled In much the same way to use the pain. Certain medication$ may be applied dJrectly to the gum for rellef, too. Reeently, doctors painted sores with a red dye and ex.posed them to the light of an ordinary Huoresc:et'lt reading lamp for a few minutes. 1be dye· light treatment seems to make the virus nonlnfecttous, but new studies warn that the virus may then become dangerous and could ralse pos.slb\e cancer-causing viruses. Tip: Herpes Is contagious, so keep your mouth away from other mouths unUI the sorc.s go away. -lrwlla '-.._., M.D. Quips & Quates a. L , MELl.INOE9'. F.,._.. Wortd Tredw, lnt•rwtlonlltv "-II.WI Oni9t hpert. •1-atM-Ill Mitlt Or-• ,_ ~-·part 11 .... 1n my .. , .... I !\Ml -If>.,. t lOO. I dltco-· ec:t "°w to -k• Mall Or-pay Die. T-y my bull..-•mc>lr• ....... .,,. ........ My -loU "°".-my .. _.._.ao-• • , ... ltw1 '" y-°""" bit .... nt-t .......... BUY BELOW WHOLESALE ~u ... ••IY ne-l0t o-Z,..000 ....., 1'"90rt• e -llYt you aon IMI by -"· My ,.,....,. tre,..._ UllCO--l'"90rO. I llM>W you -... 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You may think of anttque.s as costing thousands--Or even mllUon.s -like the Rembrandt that recently .sold for $3.25 million. If so, readjust your thinking. There are tlterally thou.sands of antiques avail- able ln everything from prlnts to glass to jewelry that can be bought for less than $100. And even though the $15 prlnt or the $75 chest of drawers doesn't make the news, you' II find them all over the United States In auction galleries and shops. To get you started, here are just a few "eminently collect- ible" categories. PrWL Original 19th-century works sell for as UttJe as .$10 and are attrac- tlve, lneXpenslve wall decoratlons. Sl.cr. Wonderful buys are available In American silver. Prtca cover a broad range but can be as low as $6. .lc•*J· Prices are rising fast ln th1s very popular area. but good buys still can be found ln l 9th-<:entury, Art Deco and Art Nouveau jewelry. Remember. too. that antique jewelry ls often ~ cxpe:nsfve than new jewelry of similar gem cxintent. Cazaltf ,_._ ... More and more people like the simple, WlCluttered lina of COW'ltry tables. chairs and chests, but bargains still abound. Re- cently, S45 bought a wonderful old CX>Wltry cupboard with or1glnal butter- mll< paint (see photo above). GlalllL Presaed, cut and .shaped glass Items offer one of the wldes15elections of afl antiques. with many In the $10 ~ Gray BooM ie IOIU&lk,. and editor o/ Antique Moath!y, tllc lar6"I publication in Ille world 01t fln,e an. and ontiqan. Till. monlA Antique Monthly, in cooper- otion willl Ille New Yorl Winter Antique Sltow, u ·~tile Third ANui.al Woricl A11liq11n and FU.. Arla Mar)•I COflfereace to ••ud:Y tile actWida and trend. of tile (I.kl. Complct~ informalion ie cwailablc tlu-ou61l Antique Monthly, P.O. Drawer 2, T"ec:oloota, Ala. 35401. TAU siUJer spoon ( c.1841) recently &oldfor$6. Tataa. Primitive quilts, coverlets, some hooked rugs and hand.woven 1.lnens are still sold for under $100. Porcdeh _.Pottery. This category offers a wide range of styles and prac- tical use for collectors who look for pieces ln the $50 range. How to Be a s..t Daya Until you're really "educated" ln the field you've chosen to coUect from, you should carefully follow these Do's and Don't's of .smart buying. o..•t make a purchase without getting from the dealer a documented bill of sale lnclud- lng style, ·date, condition. price and an agreement that the dealer will take beck the piece If It doesn't live up to this description. Do read and learn about your area of Interest First, try your local museum and see what It has ln your field. Oieck your library, too. and remember that auction and mu- seum catalogues are excellent text- book& Antique shows ln your area are an Invaluable way to find out about current prices. Doe't be embarrassed about questk>ning dealers, either. Dolit get trapped by "auction fever." Always set the pr1ce you' II pay before the bl~ dlng starts. When that pr1ce Is ,. reached, stop btddlng. ~ FAMILYWEEKLY,J1nu1ry9, 1971 •II Naw the 8lttle of the '1111111J.Bulge" l:an Be Wonl Y• r.. Firm Up _, Trim YOll' ~.ucl IUAIWRU ................... ... ,......,...,,. _,_ ~ ....., __ , . ..,. ..... _ w~ 1n Milldas Par Day ... Vfdhout Dieting! The ugly bulge In your mlddle can ruin your oth«- wiM Tnm 1C>PMrance. EYen if you•• tr .. of exceee fat. that bulge can appe.ir ... becaUM your tummy mu1c:le1 leek tone. Thia TUMMY FlA TTENER wu ...,.cially de- ligned to tigh1en up ALL your muscles which will keep your tummy tlat-tt la dMlgned to trim your entife body-without dieting. Juat • few minutes dally on the TUMMY FLATTENER wortis wonde,.. on pot belllea. loose and ftabby mu1cle1. Sturdy ate el conatruc:uon with fo•m cushion. If .. •gaa Ti. pld you la1lll on cs on rOllen. 114 yow -11 Ille* aid 1111111. "" ._. 111111 ,..., .,, .,.. ....,. 4*I nmt GI 11'1 -k. 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Now they have interesting good-paying jobs -skilled in an area that could lead to civilian employment should they decide to leave the Air Force. But it will be a rare employer that wi 11 offer 30 days of pa id ti me off annually -from the first year. Medical and dental care. A solid retirement plan. And the opportunity to serve with dignity and pride as part of the worldwide Air Force community. It's a great way of life for those young men and women dedicated to the continuation of 200 years of American freedom. Are you one of these people? If you believe you could meet our high mental and physical standards and help make a great Air Force better, and are between the ages of 17-27 call toll free 800-447-4700 (in Illinois call 800-322-4400) for the location of your nearest Air Force recruiter. Or send in the coupon. AIR FORCE A GREAT WAY OF UFE .---------------, I Air Force Opportunities 1-FW -17A j P.O. Box AF, Peoria ll 61614 I Yes, I am interested in Air Force opportunities. I understand J 1 there is no obligation. I I Hom. S.ll 0 M 0 F I PleowPriftl I ~reu I I~ ta I I Yeor Gf'OdvotefN'M Gf'Od I I Ootot of llirlh Phew-a I I ~ me infonnotion only 0 Con1act me imtNdiotely 0 ;-:;:-I I \0)1 L------------~_.!.J THE MOVEMENT IN TODAY9S EDUCATION IS BACK TO BASICS . Schools are rejecting the permissiveness of the last decade and are going back to the 3R's -just the same as when you were a kid. By Grace Hechinger "ThU 1chool will empha- size good study habits and a quiet, orderly environment which many children need in order to leam .... A ma- jority of school hours will be devoted to the teaching of reading, writing, spelUng, language and arithmetic." Sound llke the good old days? It's not. In fact, It's from the prospectus for a new school In Palo Alto, Calif., and schools Uk,c It, with an unapol- ogetic ~tlon to the "3R's" of reading. writing and arith- metic, are springing up natJoo- wlde. Of ClOllrx. there are schools throughout ~ country that have never given up on this philosophy. What th• Palo Alto and other schools Sc..tggeSt Is that the education pendulum has swung back. Once agatn parents are reminded that the development of skills and the acquisition of knowledge must be given high priority. What accounts for this new emphasis now? Essenttally, the return to the more traditional approach to lumlng ls a reac- tlo n to the freewheeling 1960's.. With Its stress on "do- ing your own thing.'' the theme of that r4!$tlus decade was liberation-freedom from all restraints. Education refonn- ers called for liberation from the teacher-dominated class- room and even from a planned curriculum. They criticized schools as "oppressive." In their search for freedom, schools moved pupils out of the classroom altoge1her and Into museums, hospitals, busi- ness offices, libraries or even the streets or fields. Others abandoned tests and grades or allowed children to progress at their own pace, often In mixed age groups. sometimes even with parents substituting as teachers. Yet, In spite of such excesses, marw SC>Called "open" schools were Indeed beneficial for children who had not responded to the standardized apprOKh per- haps because they weTe either too far ahead of or too far behind the P"escrtbed lesson plan. ....... die .......... to ..................... ? It means more drills, more spelling tests and more rote memorizing of muJtiplJcatton tables. It means more control by the teachet" and a more standardized program for the entire class. ' You will notk:e the differ- ence because you wtll find out more quickly what your child IS acoompH5hing. For example, you may be either pleased or puzzled to discover that Jimmy Cofftinued on pa~ JI FAMILY WEEICLY, JMUAt'l' t , lt77 • Jf !l Q i5 ~ ~ z .... ~~!.'-.Aa\ ttte U ~ It = • tf.~ l:S:..:. • :.. .. : -.. • - ·-11 ,,,. 111 • .. :r .. --IMI !l!•ll U --~ .. --l:U. ;;; :.• :lo :I :r ;. = :r tto .. __ ,,.~ .... -... Clrcle •-·-and -''" -~O..C.llM-11 HJ -It...._ I.lit_ N.H. CISMI CATCH ANIMAL. RAID•R•I llAWAMll', .,., ....... Sl. ......... f. IMll ...... ., ....................... .,.....~ 1511E 51,-. ~"""' &1'40 ' a FREE Sc>rino CetalOO 0 1 Giedl 26f I Wll • • 1.-n . I ~ Clll SJAll .JJ" -' ~.;. _ ......... ______ -!ii K-.-.... -...... ____ .., ... _...m UlllT ONE CARTRIDGE WITH THIS AD SKRUDLAND PHOTO HEBRON, Ill. 60034 FW17A • 1•7' Constipation: relief without fear Do you doubt your lautive? Your doctor might. Recently a natlonaJ review panel of docton diSGOvered some brand-nvne lautives were ineffective ... unreliable! Those wne doctors found the single medicine in toc:ay's fx·la.x was effective and safe. Just follow dlrectlons. Overnight., Ex-Lax sently stimulates your system's own natural ttiythm -for relief in the mOfning. Next time, try s.afe, sure, effective Ex·Lu. Chocolat.ed tablets or unflavored pills. "Feminine Itching Wets Driving MeCrazy." "The burning and itch- inf I had war driving me crazy. I JUSt had to have some kind of comfort. Tlum I read abouJ Vagisi/ for vaginJJJ itching. I tried it and VaRisil really worfc.ed for me. Faster than anything else I'd used." Mn. J.H., Syracuse, N. Y. If you suffer from ex- ternal vaginal itching. there is now a creme medication spe- cifically fonnulated to bring fast, temporary relief. It's called Vagisil• and is avail- able without a prescription. Doctor-tested VagisiJ is a $Cntle, easy-to-apply med- ication that helps stop exter- nal vaginal itching almost instantly. Leaves a cooling, protective film to help check bacteria. soothe irritated membranes. and so speed na- tural~. Vag1sil Creme Med- ication is delicately scented and ~taining. Sold in all f~ninc ~y-VaglSI• •1 gicnc secbons. i~i~ll • IUY Dlaa:T • 31 IMYS Fm lllM Body Aids $59.50 up. Tl"' Nt-111-tM-Ear. S.lllnd·ttle·Elr. f,., Glm Aids. <m. ot ,,,. CHI selectionS. Very low blttety prices. Write for fREE liter.lure. No uresm111 will tall. •UO'fD c.. .... 0ep1. rw. 128 Kish. St, Rockford, 111. 61104 Men's Wide Shoes D•UUU • a-.~1> 100 ttylM, lop QU.tllty populet ~ic... lull -·tleci< . .,,.,,,, Send fOt FREE CATALOG ~ $1,000 Baby How much does It coet to ha\le a baby? The thousand-dollar baby Is here. Hospital and doctor bllls for a birth now average $1, 189 nationally. Compllca· Uons can pu$h the cost up to $5,000. And that's Just to get the baby home. To put him or her in dl.apers, gowns, blankets and bottles, new parents spe.nd hundreds more. A Florida news- paper study of prices for a complete nursery, Including furniture and some maternity clothes for the e.xpectant mother, shows these items can run the cost of a newborn up another $1,000. Milk and food costs weren't included In the study. Medical Insurance and gifts from friends and family usually help defray costs, but the biggest bur- den stlll falls on the expectant parents. ln 1964, the study found. expenses for a typical Mlaml newborn ran about $415, including $250 for the obstetri· clan and $16.5 for a three-day stay In a semlprtvate room. Twelve years later, the cost averages $.540 for the obste· trtclan and $620 for the hospital. Drug Ute .. Hlgb Sdaool Marijuana use among high-school senlOrs now exceeds heavy drinking, 5ays Robert DuPont, dJrector of the National lnstltute on Drug Abuse. And ex~lve pot-smoking among young people Is on the rise. ''The fact that 8.1 percent of America's high-school seniors this year reported virtually dally use of marijuana Is a source of oon- slderable concern," he $Aid. (It was 6.1 percent In 1975.) The figures are based on a survey of 17,000 seniors at 125 high schools, Other findings Included: • Drug abuse, excluding alcohol and tob.!ioco, drains from the ec0nomy each year $ 10.3-bllllon worth of lost work, medlcal and other so- d a! costs. • More than 59 percent of the na· tion's youth has tried an unlawful drug. • Drug use Is highest In the 18-to 35- age group. OIARUE CHAPLIN A Trampllbon Charlie Chaplin came up with his tramp char~ter on the spur of the moment while working for Made Sennett's Key· stone Cops In 1914. Sennett asked Chaplin to put on some comedy make- up, but Chaplin could not quite decide what to wear. "On my way to the ward- ~." recounted Chaplin, '1thought1 would dress In baggy pants, big shoes, a cane and a derby hat. t wanted every- thing a contradiction: the pants baggy, the coat tight, the hat small and the shoes large. . . . I had no Idea of the character. But the moment l was dressed, the clothes and the makeup made me feel the per$0n he was. With the clothes on l felt he was a reality, a living persqn.. He Ignited all sorts of crazy Ideas that l would never have dreamt of, until I was dressed and made up as the Tramp." From C/.ow118, by John H. Towsen (Hawthorn, $14.95). D.........,. Voar Nephew In lJ\llllg Color Now, thanks to the miracle of video tape, you may give your survivors just what's coming to them, even after your funeral. With the help of an optics com- pany In Florida. you may make a legal video tape of your will, so all the heirs can hear and see you divvy up your fortune as you see flt. Video wills are recorded In the presence of attorneys and witnesses to assure legal sound- ness. Special effects are avatlable- lncludlng slow motion and Instant re- play-so your no-good nephew can watch you leave him that dollar over and over again. IN'DIE WORLD ... ,. Quick Tua De mite wtda tt.e ~ priloe pop11- latloa In 1976 was Texas, followed by California and Aortda . . . Put this under man bites dog. A Jacksonville, Fla., .surgeon has flied• $10.000 cllla- -. Id~ die U.S. Po.tal Semc:e. charging personal and professional "embarrassment" because of lousy mall delivery . . . Since her debut on CBS Jn 1971, Cltcr ... won more dla 1.300 strange things on her head. Many appear to be wigs. Others were a hy· brtd of peacock feathers, stringed pop- corn and chain maJI . . . The same dmc-relcalc kcilMlogy that rtds your dog of fleas for 90 days may IOOD c:o11- trol l8oeqtlltos for an entire summer. A major chemical company will begin marketing plastic pellets to be applied In locations where mosqultos may breed. Should be on the market In tlme for next year's mosquito season ... Does your lettuce look limp? Tk RIDs-a.g Broe. ud Bar-. a a.a., arc. mlghf have the cure. It Is •• .,._ htg away Its own Inexhaustible sup- ply of mlneraknrtched fertilizer on a first-come, first-serve basis, In any town Its units visit ... Last_... .. ,_ na ae.t-no one's wearing berets anymore In France. Why has the ro- mance gone flat? They look too ethnic, say the French. A Dlffaat KIDd Of &cape a..e A man who ls serving time for breaking out of the Armstrong County jail in Kittanning. Pa., has sued prison offi- cials for $1 mlllk>n for letting him escape. The suit was flied re<:entJy by Garv Palmer, 24, who escaped from jail last summer and Is now serving a term of up to three years for the crime. Authorttles $Aid that Palmer and a guard were watching tele:vlsk>n when the guard left the room for four hours, during which tlme the jallbrqk took place. Palmer claims the sheriff, the guard he was watching 1V with and another guard were guilty of negli- gence because they qld not prevent h1s flying the coop, Good Cook.illg For People Oa Special Diet. There Is a new cookbook especially for people who have upset stomachs or a more serious problem like ulcers, co- litis or dlverttculosls. It's called The Troubled Tummy Cooltboolt. (Regency Publishers, $8.95), and author June Roth promlses to present dlets--Uq uld, soft, bland, low fat. low sodium, low purine and gluten-free-that are appe· tlzlng and Interesting for the person who must eat with care. Cottoa-.Bargen? It may not be too long before you art! picking cotton-burgers as a favorite. meal. Scientists at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's New Orleans research center have. developed a method of separating protein from cottonseeds to use as meat additives. They can either coat food with the nutritious protein or use the protein as a tasty meat substi- tute. The experts promise mighty good eatin'. BIRTitDAVS (all Capricorn): Sudllr- Rlchard Nixon 64; Joan Baez 36; Simone de Beauvoir 68. Mollday-Ray Bolger 70; Johnny Ray 52; Frank Sinatra Jr. 32; George Foreman 'Zl. Taeatlay-Rod Taylor 47; Wllllarn Proxmire 62. Wecloaday-Patsy Kelly . 66; Ron Harper 41. Ylnlr'M*y-Robert Stack 58; Gwen Verdon 52. Fr'lllar- Jullan Bond 37; Faye Dunaway 36; Tom Tryon 51; Jack Jones 38: Joseph Losey 67. Satwclay-Margaret O'Brien 40; Lloyd Bridges 63; Marta Schell 50. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Tom y,,_ _.Faye Dnaway Jenuery 2, tt77 FAMILY W!l!lllX The Ntwtf)ll)er Magulne ,.,..lldefM end ,..,,,,,,,.., Morton Frank ~ v .......... Dlrectef lt1trlok M. 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Oevldow b .eouelft e.tof, Scott DeGarmo .. ..,, ...... :v,r,;r~11ard Miiien; .. ...,. .. ., •• Roberta ColllM; Mtt., Htlene WtltZl!er • • FAMIL y W££1(l y' J1nvuy •• ttn ,.....,_ ......._: fl"'• Mid Co-OftMtorw, Robert O. Cem.y and lM Ellle; 119'., Robert H. t.11rrtott; ,_. 'lllMr leMcee: Mgr., Robert J . Chri11lan; ._.,_. Headquarter•: ~1 l.Alidnoton Ave .. H9w York. N.Y. 10022 C 19n FAMILY WEEKLY. INC., All nghU reMrved Cov•r tll1Mtrall11111 lily ~onn DoNrty • TASTE THE GOOD TIMES . . ,. fitlr (wigs. 18 mg.. "tar; 1.1mg..nicolile;Loogs.Umg.."ts,"1 .2mg..nicalinl.111. per cignna, FTC Ripon J{f. 78 OMWTCo. ' , r- 1 I I I I I I I I I L 20¢ 20¢0FF NEWGALAil BIG ROLL OR TWIN PACK -ll 11 M '• •~111\it I H fel1"'"'"' " •l•I"' ' ,. ,,. I NII ",. 1 .. ,.~ ',, ,,.., .t'fl•1 ,,.,. t• /l\otl kH Jl'i IM; I HYl1ANf I 1) UC!• "1 I '.JH ·~ IC /.A \J ~ "" I.,.. t .~.fl 1#1"," 111 ,•nc 1lr\'i(h1·•1I .. , II• 11'"''" 1l oll'h••1t•r •' 111''1 t.uf'•, M #It !f!f"'llHINI 1'1r ,,,.._,,,., .... 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A definite plus-If you want to have a hand In your child's educatJon-ls that It will be easier to help with home- work, to go over his vocabulary and to help with mathematics drills because everything will seem much more llke It was when you went to school. In most Instances, the return to basics Includes a more structured as>- proach to each lesson and a specific set of rules. Sornettmes precise standards are spelled out. a.s In the statement that chJldren will not "Intimidate, harass or threaten other students, use profane language or gestures, [or] be disre- spectful of anothUs property." Fre- quently these standards also Include enforcement of strict dress codes and prohibition of long hair for boys and short sklrts for girls. Oocaslonally, the New Math or other curricular refonns of earlier, less conservattve pertods may be dropped. .......... pretl ·-to ..tdi foe'? Under prasurc from th. budget crunch and a desire to keep tabs on everyone, the return to basics can de- teriorate Into destructive ~le rig\dlty just as easily as the "open" c&asaoom can tufn Into c:.hao&. Guard against an e:xcesslve amot.w>t of rote &earning. begln to worry If your chlkl does not ~ what he ls man- ortzlng or If homewori< Is meA9Ul"ed so4eJy by hours spent,. not substance learned. Be wary lf your youngster su6- den)y does not like Khoo!. ls afraid of his teacher, seems obsessed with grada. does not rad anything he does not have to. A school can be str1c:t and attn remain an Interesting place where ~ls feel comfortable and ln.splred to do ~ than the required minimum. Another possible danger Is lack of personal attenUon for your child. It Is easier, partk:ularly In ttleSC economJc- ally prased tJmes. to crowd more chlJ.. drcn Into claSMS and compel all of than to join a mass lestOn rather than to teach them with regard for lndMdual capeclty. In add!Hon. parents may or may not be pleased with a simultaneous resort to school discipline. For example, stu- dents In some 3R schools were ordered to march down the corrtdor In forma- tJon and In total sJlence. Tile pros- pectus for another school states: ''Passages of classes or groups of students through the halls will be In single file, under adult supervision." Of cour~ parents could weU be wary If there Is excessive talk about discipline and punishment, especially talk of phy- sical punishment. It also can be argued that a good school has few discipline problems and little need for punitive measures or for stem deterrents. Tile few cases that do come up can be handled In an appro- priate manner without constant remind- ers to parents and students about "shaping up." In fact, an atmosphere of orderly and friendly calm, together with clearly stated rules and expecta- tions, both academic and personal, are far more effective than threats: When a little girl was asked how she liked her new structured school In Palo Alto, she said, '1t's great" When pressed further and asked whether she thought It was better than the school she had previously attended, she replied, '1t's more quiet You can do things without being bothered." A school superintendent summed up the positive view: "No, we're not re- pealing the 20th century, but we are putting more ~ on skills every- where. ... No apologies for It either." But another educator warns: "Unfor- tunately, many of those who advocate a traditional education are also advocat- ing the kind of education that equates ... good citizenship with blind super- patriotism and education Itself with lndocirlnatton. .. How cm puata tel wktllcr dtelr cllll..,ea .are 9ettla9 a good, well- ro••d ""cetlN? 1lle best way for parents to react ls not just to swim along with the tide of a fad or tnmd but to do what's right for the chlld-and that often means doing what ought to come naturally. If schools have fewer field trips or exciting proj- ects and less opportunity for creatMty, for Instance, It ls up to parents to pro- vide their children with a chance to paint or to play the guitar at home, whlle the schools take care of basic skills. In the end, what really matters Is how to adopt the best ingredients from the different trends and pre.serve cpncem for your Individual child. Quality can be achieved In a school of any style, but, unfortunately, this goal ls rarely at- tained In either a progressive or tradi- tional school. Most Important, you as a parent must feel comfortable with the style and the approach of the school. You may not agree with every single rule, but, on balance, you must have confidence In the school as a whole. If your child Is learnlng bask: skills and enjoys !Choo~ the school must be doing ,_ something right liWI FAMILYWEEK\.Y.Jan11eryt. 1tn • J1 0091BP SEND ME STOCK NO. 111~2.41115 Llat lfe11ta YOtl wlalt ltere: TOTAl--lmOUnt enclosed 0 D CM£CK HIM'otl ="=,~~NAM,__[,.-------------~ FIEE ADC>Ma .............. ______________ IQOyTONU WAaD S. LEE IMC. 1234 S. Main St. Santa Ana -547-5126 CHVIEI MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -115-1171 BUICK PHIWPS IUICK, PONTIAC & OHL. IMC. 24888 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills -137-2400 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9100 CHEVROLET COMMIU CHEYaOL!T 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN DOTDATSUt4 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. 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SPORTS SUNDAY, JAllUAllY 9 9:00 U ({l'lJ [lJ) llBA la,_t .. 111 Los A"&eln •t Ottro1t 9:30 D U lU ® Colltat luhlNll Noith C.rohna Stitt •I '•hryland 11:00 D ((i'D ) ' Pohot1111 O,.n tolf Tourn1111tnt Coma&t ol tht Fiaals round iClton from lht Phoeni1 (A111 ) Country Club l 1:30 e @ Clal m Su111r Bowl Prt°C1111t Show ltt Leomd & 8'y1nt Gumbel ta~t ~rtwers on 1 tour of pre 11me ltslt\1t11.•s ••th l1n\ and playm al the scent of the Suptt Bo•I rn P1udtna Ciil 12:30 D •U ((l ® m Su111r low! II live cover2t of the 1971 Super Bowl Game lrom tht Rose Bo•I in Paudena Cil with the Minnesota Vl4<1n1s t1k1ne on lhe Oakland Raodm ]) Ante lls&1tb1tl MONDAY, JAllUAllY 10 1:00 0 llHl G.mt of lllt Ylttl The Ph1ladelph11 flyers vs the New Yot~ Islanders TUESDAY. JAllUAIY 11 6:00 l!J lattB BHhlblll l1kers vs Clmland THURSDAY, IAllUAllY 13 6:00 D llMll' tu Hocley Los Aneeles K1nu vs Bo'1on 1:00 a> USC laP•lball Tro1an\ vs Stanford 10:00 .. UCLA Blshlball UClA vs Caf1forn11 flllDY, JAllUAllY 14 5:00 U Later' luhtball lakm vs San Antonio SATURDAY, IAllUAllY IS 10:30 U (IBl Cl)) t8I C01c1t1 Trlplt Cro.n Goll Tourn1me"t l1ve covera2e of the final 1ound of play 1n lhis lourn1mtnl trom the M1ss10" Hrtls Counlrt Club 1n Palm Sp11n1s. Caltl 12:00 D ID (I) (II 11) llCM luhtb1tl USC at C.tl1forn11 12:30 8 ((llJ ) Way Out GI"'" 2:00 D ID lJ) (JD) G Joe C.rarlola Tucson Open Colt Tournament The semr-hnal round 1s lelecut live from Tucson Aruona 2:)0 B Au's Sports World Jollrmy Bendt star utchtr for the Crnc1nna11 Reds baseball tum. is the futured supml11 3:)0 D l2J> llW W1tl>Jlf Wuh1naton 11 Ortaon State • (CllJ (I) a Prt lowleri leur 4:JO D ({Jl) (})) CIS s,orts s,ectK111Jr S:OO • Kinp let Hodey Los Anaelts Kines vs Montreal 8 (121 ) ID ABC's Wide W01141 of s,orts 1:09 8 UCl.A lasbtaa• UCLA at Stanford SUllDAY, IAllUAllY 9 ':00 ct (C) "Charley'' (dra) '68 Chff Robertson, Claire Bloom GI "In A loMly ri.ce" (dra) 'SO Humphrey Boeut, Gfona Grahame 7:00 II (C) "Klnp of ll1t Sun" (dra) 63 -Yul Brynner. Ceorae Ch1~111s 1:00 D lfl) Cll craJ OJ ~J "a1ld on Cnftbbt" Cdra) 16 Charles Bronson, Peter finch, Yaphtl Kotto. Jack Ward,n, Horsl Buchholt Cit "01" lombtr" (d11) '41 -Crrol Flynn, Fred MacMurray 9:00 8 ((21) (I)) 9 Ct!) "Tiit lltlnurn1tlon of Ptttr Proud'' (my\) 7$-Mlthuf Sarmm, Jennifer O'Neill. Mar201 K1ddet MOllDAl , fAllUARY 10 1:00 l!J ~ "Tiit fnvinciblt Sii" (dta) '70 Stuart Whitman (fl,,, Sommtr l:JO B ((21) (J)) l1Jl 11:) "Tiit 111111 Wilh lht Golden Gun" (adv) 14- Roetr Moore, Ch11sfopher lee, 8rrtr Wend t:OO D U Cl) (ft Im 1"C) "Tht Dutil of Rlch11" (dra) 76-Ben Gazmi. Robby Benson Crteen Brennan. lance Ktr•1n. Cllnl Howard TUESDAY, JAllUAllY 11 1:00 IJ <Cl ''$c.afpfod" (•ts) '66-011, Rnber1son 01aA1 Hyland l:JO l!J ~ '1111111dtr '"th• S11n" (dra) '$9 Jett Chandler Sustn Hay•11d MDllCSOAY, JAllUAllY 12 1:00 e "Tiie Apar1lllut" (tom) '60-Jad Lemmon. Sh11ley Ma<:L•1nt G a:> "The Ttilun" (wts) 66 Audrt Murphy ,.00 8 (tl?J ) It) "~It WitfMMit A lltyH (dra) 1•-Susan Oey. Mrthfff Brandon lone fie Alttn. Sam Bonoms t:lO G 12]) l 10 ID (t "Tiit CllJ" (dra) 76 Robtr1 ror~let Oon Johnson Jimmy Olin THUllSDAY, JAllUUY ll l:OO Ill (C) ''forty Glln> lo Apatllt '8v" (•u) '7 Audit Murphy lllKhatl Burns fllfOAY, JAllUUY 14 1:00 II CC.l ''Tiie ll1 liull4ow11" (wes) '68 Lu Yin Clttl Tllomas Mrltan 1:)0 e "Macllillt GllR ICtMy'' (dra) 'S8-Chrln Bronson. Su\ln ~bot t:oo •<ta CIJ) ff a:.J "hllluJ bl1llll" (dra) 76-Bill 811by, Sandra Dft, Cltan01 Parker Peter l1wfo1d SATUIDAT, IAlllJAltY IS 1:00 II Ct.I "•Ina bl" (dra) '65~Ceorat Segal lorn Courtrnay lames ro. t:OO D ~I) (J) CIOl D r~ "Tiit DH•tr r.,,., .. (dra) lh Kurt Ruutll, ~n ~onythe. Ned Beatty. Rltherd Yn1aoe1 UO G> "f1111tii In tht llny'' (tom) ·5~ -DMatd D Connor THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE· TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SUMDAY, JAMUAllY 9 2:00 FrHhan4 Slttch1n1 l:OO As Iba lelmt1 4:00 foods tor Ille hmtly S:30 lit llut lhrblt ':00 Once Upo11 A Ctn.11t 6.JO • ., 7:00 tatifonlil tuun 7:30 lilolnlft 1:00 All buy °" Snrsm 9:00 SeundsU •• I 0:00 f aions llOllOAY, IAllUAllY 10 9:0MM Tli Clti c~·uu 9:30 fOOdi IOI the fa111UJ 10:00 Malll l1flttt11/W01d11111th 10:30 Uncle Sl!llltJlhalurtt 11;00 bsr Dri•ln1/~nlm1l1 I S11ch Jl:JO ftedric Compiny 12:00 Sesal'M Street 1:00 Soltl lactfnsldt Owl 1:30 Ulllnrse I I 2:00 C.fil0tn11 lssutt 2:30 Amtnun u111rlenu 3:00 Seumt Slrttt •:ooz-1 4:30 £lt<tric CGmpany S:OO Mlsttr Roetri lltl11'borllood 5:30 Viltl Altare 6:00 foods f0t the hmlly 6:30 A r11111 to Grow 7:00 as .... ltluwn 7:30 TM f rendl Clltl t-oo 1111yt11111, 8hies ' Soll.a t.00 Onld S-lilld Sllow 11:00 llaclltltlltlUtt Rtpoft TUESDAY, JAllUUY 11 ':OOMI Maclldtlthm llfllOrt 9:30 fr"f1111d Shlcllilll 10:00 Cower to Conr1M1th M11tt11 10;30 Veaeu•tt Seuptl.tt'1 Dmt I 1:00 f11turts/U1<1t ~lley 11:30 Eltetric Colll111n1 12:00 Seurnt Strttl 1:00 Inside Ollt1Sto,,il111t 2:00 llolll": A llun.tw1y 2!30 Tiit lltw Gtnt11tlon J:OO Sesa111t Slrttt 4:00 Zoom! 4:)0 Electric Comjlf PJ S:OO Mister Roe•11 lleipborlloo4 S;lO l11fi11i17 fKIOty 6:00 Min and EMlronmtnl ':JO frttlllnd Sblchlne 7:0011 .. l lsble arid YOOI 7:30 Do It Y0t11tl1 1:00 ~litonlil fswtt l:JO World rreu t.00 llhsterpltta Thtaflt f ovt Red Htmnrs" 10:00 All (.my t11 Seiislll 11:00 Mac#llfll.t~m ••"'1 WEOllESOU. JAllUARY 12 9:00AM Maclltll/Ltflrtr .,,.,. 9:JO holb ltf tU h111ily 10:00 Elsy 011iMc/U11'"'11 I t 10:30 t1111tts I l11111lut!.A/ .. ,,. 11:00 •tett.Mt S-,/$OllC II& J I :JO Otclrlc C.Jfftf 12:00 Sesat11t Simi l:OOMI AMI Ytu/ltl's Ora• l:lO Stofy11111t/C...r lo C..tr 1:00 SMru Z:lO 0111111 CovntJ ,hllhr !Miiie Youffl Strits Percussion 3:00 SeuN SlrHI 4:00 ltotlll 4:30 Electnc ~., S:OO lilrsttr bctn lltipboftloocl 5:30 ~~ A1t111 6:00 FOids lot Hit Fa11ity BOA TillM It Gl1"t 7:00 As .... lthntt 1:30 su,...,,, 1:00 "'"' to11 o1 ltMltla t:oo F....,.u, t11 1tovsii11 10:00 l'tofi* IO:JO r11 CJll C.'11111 11:00 M1clhWtllh111 RIPOii OIURSDAY, JAllUAllY ll 9:00MI MKlltlltl.All11r lltport t.JO frMll1llll Shlc~lna 10:00 Wofd11111th1Unclt Smilty I 0: JO Com to Com /Mith Metttri 11:00 f"sidt Outt~t You 11:30 Eltdrk CGmpany IZ:OO Sa.amt Strttt 1:00 Slolyt'1111t/V11ttablt Soup 1:30 Animals I StK•/futuru 2:00 Coft111n1tr Sumnt IOt 2:30 SU.O. of lht G.1tnl 3:00 Seu111t StrHt 4:00l-1 4:30 Cltctrlc C-pa"f 5:00 lfis1tr ltctn llticlltlOfllotd S:JO hlf1t1ity hctoty ''00 MIA 1114 Eiwlf-•ftt ':JO frM!lan4J SUtdllta 1-00 ... , uul• •114 You nory.1, 1.00 Sown4sba• ,.oo Tiie 11est1esi urth 11:00 ~tl•rtt 11._.rt fllfDAY, JAllUAllY 14 t:OOAM M1elltillltllrtr lttport t:30 feods '" tltt h111ily 10:00 Ri"*'~ , .. 10:30 AAh111I• I 5-c-/Uncl• Sllliley 11 :JO Ot<trk CompaAJ 12:00 Sesarnt Sttttt I :00 Elsy Omrina/fNlum 1 :JO ltt'a Ouw/Stt1Ytl111t 2:00tto.a 3:00 Sesarnt Slrtrt 4:00100llll 4:30 Eltc1t1c CGftlpallJ 5:00 Mister 11ott11 lltl1flbotllood S::IO VIII Alllrt 6:00 ftMI ltr Ille f Hiiiy ':JO A TlMe To lirw 7:00 Ce11111111tr S.rmat lli1 7:30 veter's ~ 1:00 Ylnlllt!JltA ""' in britw l:lO Waif St.Ifft Wtt• 9:00 n. w., It w .. 9:JO Ma&lc ol Oll '•illtiAI I 0:00 Ylelll o1 ltlt Ttf1..,.. 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V~ll litre 11211 Cl ) Tiie FlilltstoMs m Ultra Min -4:30- 0 To ltU tht T111tll htept Tues Cl1 Tiit AtcMtt I tQ) Aclam· 12 GJ Tiit FllttblOlln II> e C.rtow I fJ1J ) l'tkt Is Iii pt U Mtl"f Grltfltl S-. Shlllllr Affal1 m Mhtt1 ..,..n 1a Cl1> Uttlt hJab 0> D111111tk S.n.s 5 :00 U D D CJ) ~ """' U llllam Cl/ Fa111lly Alta11 Cll Wild Wild Wiit CD Ill! 1rH1 ~ fD S.S.11t StrHt (Qt ) '•rtridjt Family Em D111aM -5:30-a cv <U!I > lltwl ll) '•rtrlclce r1111jly CD ltwlttlled al Supennu tHJ My TlllM Sons <a ClJ > Tiit ""' 11H1CJ1 m LHH It To kn11 ·~· N "THI SMALL CAil IXPlllTS". FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS "ISONALIDD UASING -ALL MAKIS .. MOORS A FlllE SElEC110N Of USED CARS 142-7711 540-0442 Serving _A.ff Bea c/, Cue~ 5 MINUTES SOUTH Of SA.N DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. (Highway 39 ) HUNTINGTON BEACH 'A VERY PRIVATE MAN ' Most ol tht ""91• w1itinc for their luu11e •I Ille Sloclton (~I.) Airport didn't notiu Charles Bronson st1ndinc oft to the side w1itln1 tor his, too. He's not nry tall incl even with his fierce m11s11ch1 ind rr1nile· lib futurts it's easy to miu him in a crowd. TllrH loft&·llalrtd youn1 "*' who Md riddtn witll him on tht plane from Los An1eles tMtted easily with him-no MNll lut Ml itsett. After ht 1COOptd up his luu11e tnd was whisked oft in a ~mousiM, Im in·lllfllt friends stared afttt !lit ctr. uHe liked in bee.lute wt didn't make a bi& deal out of him," s.aid one of them. "We talked about trucks and job$ and huntin1. thin1s lib th.al Ht's sick of people Msslina him, comin1 up to him all over the world, ""'' leavi111 him •lone. We treated him just like anyone else." Ht was in Stockton for location lilmin1 of "Raid on Entebbe," the lllrM-hour NBC World Premiere movit abollt the d11in1 rescue by lsrffl c:om1111ndos of 103 hostaaes from a s*yj1<ked jetliner in U11nd1 last July 4. lrOllSOft portrap the raid's leader, Gen. Dan SMmrw, m tht film, whidl ai11 Sund1y 1t IPM. Ht is 1 wtry prlv1te mtn, not iMn to small talk or horM play or fratemizift1 with the ust and crew. Wiien ht •aJn't workin& he lbytd in his comfOftablt and spacious mobile home dressina room. Ont Illy Jit told a visitor to his dressin1 room how ht felt about tlte raid. "This was international blackmail, plain and simple,'' he said, atandna ocusioNlly at a TY 11m• show dronina 1n t111 b1tk1round. "The lsrulls had to mike a touah decision and they made it. It was a flmfic camble. If it had failed, perfllps doiens of innocent hostaces mi&llt hive died. It took a lot of auts. "But what they •id Is 111 1111fOJ&ttllblt ••ample of cour11e ind detemti111tion. Without 1etti111 into the btsic morinlloft for tlte ltmlrilts' tdiolt, what they did is ty1111ny. Aftd pertllps what Israel did will prnent othtrs from tryina the same thine acain." BrOMOll wu about to start • lon1-pllnned w1cation at his Vermont bf'lll with his ectress-wife Jill Ireland and' their sla chlldren when tlecWn productr Ed&ll J. Scherick offered him tht role. "Charles was mr first dloice," says Schtrid, "and I w11 count1111 Oii his stronc convldlons about the 11id to lure him back to telnision." 8romoll appeared frequentlJ on television I the early 1960's. In 19'2 ht stirred as Paul MOJeno In the NBC aeriu "Empire." Then ht Md by but no1i-stlrrin1 rofe$ in such American films as "Tht Dirty Dolt11" lftd "The Grut Escape," Ht lleumt a bl1 stir in S11Ch European films as "llider in the lbl11," "Adlttl l'Aml" 1nd "One. Upon A Timt •.. in the West." In this COUlltry ht MS icored with "Otath lflSll." "Tht StOM tUlltrs." ''The Mtdwlnk," "lrNkout." "Har• lillltS," "St. Im" alld "hom Noon Tiit T\rM.'' Aftcl "°" he's c:om*Uble with Iris superstar status. "Wlltll I fll'lt llep11 to WOf\ hi pktum. I trlH to attract the ltt111tioll of 111111 crftlc:s," ht s.ys. "lut I doll't matt mowlts to please lflllll Of mptlf 111Jmore. I _. for mattrlll !Mt •Ill entertain," .... SUNDAY .IAllUAKY 9 MOANING 'J '* lndicatu an Advertisement -5:45-m lkble Answtrs/ClulstOp/lm 8:00 CJ A,riculturt USA m Mett the Miron QJ Southern CahtornlJ -6:30-fJ To4ay's Rtll&IOtl D St111Http11y CJ ()per1ho11 (111tr&t11CY JJJ Wlthit m llomper ltoolll -6:45- (_t_l Carlson I C4ftlp1ny/Yj1lh This Rina 7:00 0 u111r. Unto My fHt D Th1ti Cit g Music I lht Spohn Word ]) ~ ' His fllend• 0 0.wty ' Gol~tll ®J l'vbllt l'ulte m DtllltftUry ,.."' illl Thi$ Is the lilt (.SJ Voice ol Aan<uhure fD Y otl IOI Htllth llfl Aaricuhure USA -7:30- 0 tool Up ind Lrwe D On C1mp111 U Geora• ol Ill• Jun1te (I) Let There Bt Uaht O 011 of 011COVt1J ®) Ntwsm1hrs m Tiit Fllntst- Q) WildQl1 Ad"mure (CllJ ) Jt<ry falwtll (21) 01 .. y ' Gol11tll 131 LittJ111 Up Jtsld Cruuda fD Misttt llortrs (a f.f)) TOWll HIN Mett1n1 11..11 Sina Your l'r1hts to 111111 8:00 D Dusty's TrHhoua D This b tht Ult g P•re C1rtoons Cl) Jir11111, Sw1111rt Sllow (I) TY I Loob 11 lurnlna 0 lltt. ltfoy Jt11.in1 CJD) (3) Jwy hlwtlf m Wondtr11111 a> RD HUMBAllO * llally in Winnipe& Q) Ilea H11111blrd @ lnsltlrt fD Sesl!M StrMI (al Cl)) 0.., of Oiiconry 0) Oomi111' A Oominco m Hu111.tn Dilllffsion (J1J W!lo Is My llei&hbor -8:30- 0 HIHISOll Brothen D Oclyw, .times h411son lltlialoft D !Ji> lfJ It b Written D1y of Disc.ow"Y D Me.tins Tlmt 11 C.tvary ((]1) ) Hlldsoft lrtllltrl ca (I)) Ilea Hfflblrd mr11t11 tor tM11 9 Herald of Trutll 9 :00 • (<m (1)) m lllA 8nk1"1n Los Aneeles 11 Detro11 TV WEEI( J4NUARV 0, 1977 D <!al m M11t tllt l'11u CI> llu H11111b11d D Clmpus 1'1ofllt CJ ttti j) Oral Roberts m llmrend Al 1.21 T raris.Woild M miofts fD $eg1111 SlrHI !!fl •now Your Blblt -9:30- D l}J IJ., CfOJ Collttt 8Hhtblll North Carolina Slilt al Maryland D Drmtnsrons O The •Inc Is Comlna Q) Wildlife Adventure IS llH. ltroY J1n•lns (!If lJ))Jimmy Sw1u111 Sllow 0) F utbol Socter m ••111111 1f Tiit Fl1ntstonts 1 0 :0 0 U CL Hour ol '°"" u Dominco CJ HtrJld ol T rulh (8) Sunday Celebr1bon (at) ())) Wilhil m Trtehoust Club ~)I San Ditto Inside Out -10:30-u (t2j} IJ.11 l)t) Adwtnturo ol Gilli1an O Mlnhlry of Rewmnd Al m Hour of Powtr 11:00 D ( f71 V) t Phoenh Open finals rounds action lrom the Phoen11 (A111) Country Club g 01y ot DiKovtry l) f~uan1: Window to ll1t South D ('2f.l LVI llll Odd S.11 Couple 0 REX HUMBARD '* RallJ in Winnipee 0 Rn llumblrd m Movie: "Jitterb1111" (com) '43- laurel & Hardy Q) Cllurdl ill lht Homt 181 first Baptist Churcll fD Electric l:MP1ny -11:30- D ~IJ t J Ol CL) Suptrbowl l'rt·GI,.. Sllow ltt Leonard and Bryanr Gumbel ra•e viewers on a tour ol the pre &ame leslMllU ol lans and players a! rhe scent of lhe Super 80 .. 1 as well as 1n the home to .. ns ot the 11va! turns g Jlmm, Sw1111rt Show Cl) fi1111 future U ((2f) ctl) ()\) Anlm1ls. Anlm1• fD Ret>o, AHl!ANOON 12:00 g The Cll1111pion1 .. ( 121) 'fl) flt llS4llS 111d Answen 0 Abbott ' Costtllo Q) faith for Todty <.SJ Chlllena• Cup Tennrt fD D1nct in Amtrkl 0) llound Ctro/En ti Mundo -12:30- 0 <rm CD> hr Out Space IM1 IJ IUJ CJ) (fVj Im Su,tr Bwl II lrvt c~e11ae ol the 1977 Super Bowl aame from the Rose Bowl rn Pasadena Cahlo1n1a Mrnnesola V1k1nes vs Oakllnd R11dt11 g lilo•it: CCI ''Tht C:mt Jtut J.11110 R114" (wes) 54 Willard Parhr. Barbara P1yton lf l Motit: "Ch111it CMn In lapt" (mys) '35-Warner Ot1nd. Robf!I Youne 'FL YING HIGH' Mclean Stevenson, the highly irregular Army colonel who was literally shot down some seasons back to the voluble consternation of m1lhons ol M•A•s•H viewers. 1s lly1n1high1n his new comedy se11es ·-1 think it's a great series because 11's honest," said the star of The Mclean Stevenson Show, which aus al 8-JOPM Wednesdays on NBC "lhe comedy grows naturally out of s1luallons that are real, the sort of things that could happen to you or to somebody you know " Stevenson's first regular se11es exposure was on lhe Dons Day Show. m which he played Miss Day's boss tor two seasons. "This isn't hke the Dons Day Show. where the viewer was presented with a widow who never cried 01 went to lhe bathroom but ran around 1n upens1ve automobiles and a S20,000 wardrobe," he pointed out later Stevenson spent three years as lhe popular Lt. Col Henry Blake on M•A•s•H. When he opted out of the role, agile w11ter promptly penned a scene in which the colonel's plane was shot down 1n flames. "It's a pretty effective way lo get 11d ot a character." Stevenson said with a gnn. Since then. Stevenson has made somethma of a series out of g11es11n1 and host-guesting on The Ton1ehl Show Stamne Johnny Carson And. last season, he headlined a one hour variety special with a now fam1har title. The Mclean Stevenson Show In his new senes. a half hour family s1tuat1on comedy, Mclean plays Mac Ferguson, a hardworking hardware store prop11etor who is sorely tued when 11 looks like all the rerguson's in the world-plus a few casual fr1ends-have decided to live at his house "The series actually deals with tour generations of Americans. horn my wile's mother at one end to my daughter's children underfoot. and they all hve at my place," Stevenson said "It's Quite a strain on the plumbing," he added The eenerahon span embraces Mac and wife Peegy (Barbara Stuart), Grandma (Madge West), daughter Janet (Ayn Ruymen), son Ctms (Steve Nevil) and Janet's two children. David (David Hollander) and Jason (Jason Whitney). "Janet was away for several years, hv1ng with her husband, but then she got divorced and came home with the kids," Mclean eiplamed. "We like having her back and all, but Mac can't quite get used to being called Grandpa " Mac's wife Peg&y, 1s open. free, t11endly and bubbly She has some very pos11tve altitudes toward hie, and 1s studying law on a part time basis Grandma is vital and vinegansh, w1tll a waspish tongue which finds its target more olten than not 1n the general area of Mac She's been hvmg with her daughter and son 1n law for seven years. Son Cll11s 1s the free soul of the Ferguson family. He's a part time college student, lives in the basement. and his numerous a111 friends wear an ever deepenme path across the hv1ng room carpetine "Thal basement living really eels Mac's goat," Stevenson said with a gnn "After all, there's a perfectly good bedroom available upstaus. and God knows what's goine on down ttiere in Ille basement " The continuing cast on the show is as d1vers1f1ed, upe11ence·w1se. as the characters they Portray. Barbira Stuart has previously starred or co·starred in several series. playing the role of "Bunny" on Gomer Pyle tor hve years and has euested on more that I 00 other comedy and dramatic pro1rams Ayn Ruymen, who plays dauthter Janet, has appeared 1n many telev1S1on movies, including ''Liza's Pioneer Diary," and "Hurricane." She has auested on such series as Barella and Police Story Madie West. the waspish Grandma, llas appeared on numerous telev1s1on shows Her film credits include ''The ~11acle Worker," and "for the love of Ivy '' The role of Mac's son Ch11s 1s the first profess1on1I television uposure for Steve Nevil He previously studied actine 1n NewYork and at U C.l A. and worked in repertory theater Mclean makes no bones about 11 He likes the lltle of his new series "I never could stand being called Henry," ~e $aid, harkina back to his M•A•S•H role Start the New Year Right. Join amokEnden® now. ... Ir you join 1mokEndn1 now. and follow our pleuant proeram. 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MtU I,_, 1 "' P ... 7 U ('81 (J) llt1 Oirecbons CfJ ~t< Buhtb1t1 ID Morft : "Hucklehrr1 f1ftn" (1dv) l9-M1cke1 Rooney Lynn, Carver W1ll11m r 11wley ti) Comtdy CIUSIO 1:00 D Suftflower ComPJny • Hud Oft 1 T 0111 llollerts (@ l1.J)Clne1111 snentten m 011 811MJWIU T11d1tion (ft ) ~, tln.11n CD S..m1H1 '" Oo1111nro ill) film ft1tu11 -1:30- • C1me11 TllrM G Mowit: a::> "1'1pe" (com) 61 C,,ntinflu. 01n 01rley Shutty lonts Eoward G Robinson, (;1110s Mon l1lb1n, Brne Crosby Rtehard Conle, M1<hael Callan '{) lnt11n1tioul Hour Cl Morie: "llue Str11t" (dr.i) '48-Georee Rall W1llr1m 8end11. M111tyn Muwell. 131 Tht llrotze Brothers fil) leannt Woll With.- 2:00 O Tod11's Reli1ion D MO'flt: "Tiie lltil Glory" (1dw) ·39 Cary Cooper Dnod Niven. And1ea Leeds Reginald Owen. B1ode11ck C11wlo1d Mod $4ul4 )) Mot11: <.e-"Jiit Dndly Hun1" (dr1) 71-lonr r 14nc1ou Pel er L1wford Jrm Hullon An1anet1e Comer T 1m Mclntue 'lll Fill~ fOf Tod1y m • n.1rd r •st•m•At ilfl .loMiM -2:30-• rm ltlt llalloft • Motle: "A*ll & c.sltllo In llellywotd" (com) ·c~-Bud 40boll lou Costello S Ctnlt Walk !tit WOfld ((21) ) Collwmer's WOfld tfJI Sovl T11h1 3 :00 fl MO'flt: ~ "But Ril11's 81d In Town" (dr1) '6~-Ann Mareret Michiel Parks. Larry Storch, Brad Outer, Krm D11by, Janet M111of1n ()) Wiid Wild Wat Ill lllO'f11: (1:) "llin1s ot tht Sun" (dra) '63-Yul Brynner Georet Chak111s, Shuley Anne f reld Rrchard 8ueh1rt, Brad Dexter at S111isttr Clnem1 (all (])) Gu•~· 121 111111111 Sw1u1rt Show m Tll• Slll .. rt (121J ) •11111111 Wotld -3:30- CJ) Stir T 11l (8) lttllCilvJ J""' H1 H • lflollt111 8 Mtrcui Welby, M.D. 4 :00 D Tiit S.11411 Sllew B h1•1• to Ille Iott.In of tllt S.1 (I) loMn.u cm tl9Mldt CD MO'flt: "Rio Gr1ll41" (wts) 50 John Wayne, M1u11en D'H111 (all(])) .... Co!Ktrt @ CJ) lilMt Ill. ,.,... ill) W..ld ti S.rvlnl tD Wiii Strttt WMl (121l(f)~ Cll .,.. •• S,Orta hid l!I Viewpoint Oii Nutrition , .... -4:30-D Wo1td of SurvlY1I [ f F l tl lllt ll1tton tU ( {) Voice of AcrkMlh11e 181 Tl111t ,,u,om to ..,HRtUre m 11Jorl4 ,,m (iaJ ) llrt ~mt of tllt Weel m rl1ln1 Spoitsm1ft 1)l "'"' m HollJWOOd C1it1 5:00 D Su r Trek Mo¥11: "lht Bme h lls" (dra) 51 -Mrl Ferrer Anthony Quinn G Grut Adnntu11 · The Lost World of the M1n11ovt Sw1mp" m World ot UC4111S CouiitH Ill Solllttll "' StMClll I~ lltWI Cl) Hollylfoff SctHnint Room fB M111lcaMl'1ltl J .. isll Hou1 QJl Collctfft 13.1 Wild Wiid Wts1 m Wnlllneton w .. l ift Rtritw (!BJ (()) Suptt lowf Specials m Amtnun Anlltr (D Mowle CS SOcittit1 1n T raft$itlon -5:30- D '21> CU G News flOJ Tiit '76 Cllar1e11 "Brg Gains and Crowin& Pains" <'1!l m> 01•11nd 11a1dm sid111111s fD The Way H Wu (f8J (J)) $f'Olts Clul1tn11 C:!) Fits1J rilipUll •V•NING 6:00 "u News Q l\1t's C.I a Mow11: :'.C) (211r) "ChrltJ'' (dr1) 68-Crrtt Rol>ertson D Burrud's Anlm1I World * llEW TllilEtSTATIOIU Ill Ar111111 Wtftd CIOi '"" World of ~i1111ts ID Motit: "111 A leM!y P'llct'' (dfl) 50 Humphttr Boeart ((IJ) Q)) Rutll GelmH Sllott fl) UFO 01llpore111 @ ()) lrOMidt a Space: 1"1 f.m St11 Semr (121> ('()) T1I• to lht Ml"lltr ID MuJlc1l/V11ltty Sllow CID Dinah , m Coron• llow -6:30- .. (<Ill CJ)) ClJ ...... D CtltM!ty Sne,.i1•11 G Miit World ot AdvtlllUrt Ill Wllfl4 ti ltlt Su Cial T od1f'1 WOlllH fB StJrlkftMane ( iJt (£) A11 '1 Sports hid m Relltr G11111s 7:00 a (lf1> l) ID '° Mllllltll e o (JJ ID> m WetM " o. -., 1111 ClrSOft tftd lht Mount11n Men·· Clpl John ftemont sca"lles ror I 0 top notch mar•smen 1nd eurdu lo 1ccompuy him on a survey1n& Uptd1lrOO IO the far West 1n the 18AO's ()) v.,.,. " Ille '-"""' " Ille Su 8 (C211 CJ)) ID Tiit Yflllll P1ttMtn (R) P1r1 I Slory follows the h1rdsh1ps 1nd triumphs of Dnrd and Molly Bolon wllo. wrth unbeatable couraee and IO¥t for Nch other, 11e•1e lhe D1•ot1 wlldetnm In lhe 1870's D lllow11: ~ (2hr) "11""1 ot lllf Sult'' (dra) '63-Yul Brynner Q) ROY ROGERS • DALE • EVANS HOST MUSIC HAU AMERICA ti) Music Kill Alllerlea • llpiMM Dr11111 a Tiit Pim1t Clllldrtn 9111 Buby & Juht Andrews host a Plottim •bout thrldren 'lllth lurnrn1 drS1b1hhtS fl> l-111 ti Syrapl!My -7:30-m KorHA Uftl~ l'roarami 8:00 u "l'HArs * ElfTDTAlllMElfT'' Gmt sc•nes from lt11 1rut movie muslulsf fl (@(]))({) IGiiJTlllit's Eirtttbtllraet!I r utu11n1 memorable scenes from nurly JOO musrc1I movie clUSICs and the muslC of !IC!mt or lhe 1ru1eit son1 w111eis of the cen1ur;. the s0tc1al is narr1led by ma101 stars who have all conl11buted 1n larre measure 10 Hollywood's leniendary m111c and f1Sc1n1tt0n Included ;1e Fred Aslarre, BrnK Ctosl>y, Gent Kelly Peter l1w101d, lrn M1nnelh, Donald O'Connor, Debbie Reynolds, Mdey Rooner. frank Srna111. lames Stew11t and Elrnbelh laylo( U "RAID 011 OITtBIE" • Boldest Rescue btrll G llll ()) (!al Gt T•• 111 Eftnt-bld 11 C.te•k Charlu Bconto111nd Peter finch head 1n 111 st11 cast 1n 1 IKt blstd mo-re about ISQel's 4111111 rescue ol lht lOC host11eu1 Entebbt fist Julr Y1phet Kono. ~k Waiden. Hoist Buchholz Eddie ConstantrM. Allen _,bus and Rokr1 loq11 also star • "911ftrllll World " ... Biii 811by llosll Cl) httt abr*ll V111tty Hoitf • (QI) CJ)) aJl Sil 1111111111 ' .... "Death Piobe" Pu1 I Wiien 1 111n1 mechanic11 creature, duianed to survrvt on Venus. 1ccrdent1lly l1nds 1n Wyom1na. Steve •t1empts lo stop 11 btloie 1t can destroy 1 small town rn 1ls path CD Movie: "Dl•t IG11111tr" (dra) '41-fnol flynn. Fred MtcMurrst. Ralph Bellamy, Ale11s Smith Cl> S.111 YOl1) S. 81 lllPllOll"llo-UIJ a Tiit llcNls At• fr .. m Atlltrlcl CJ) El sa.... • $JIN 1'11111 -8:30- D I'll 8ooM 1114 t111 Uttlt OMs 9:00 • Ortl llDMfts D Flrst Timt Oft TYi * "THE RElllWllATIOll or P'£TH f'llOUD" 'omssion lllptm1rel 8 (121 ())) ID HC S111d11 llllN: ~ (Jllr) "Tiie ..,_.rutllll ti htar l'IM" <mrs) '75-Moehatt S1rrwn, Jun1lt1 O'Neill. 11111101 Kidder, <Mnelr1 Sharpe. Peul He(ht Ptter Pioud IS deeply dl1turbtd bJ recu1T1n& dm~ of 1 min called Jell bt1n1 murdered bJ drownint 1n sur roud1n15 suuestine I New En1t1nd toe.le 1n the 1940's-beloie he wn botn Wiien psrchrllrrsls fill to olfer him any eaplanatt0n, he reluct1nly laces his 11ow1n1 susp1<1on lhtt lht v1ctrm may hne been h1msell 1n 111 earlier life. TV WE.Ell. JAHUAAV 9, 1911 0 nus IS YOUR BlllE * Ri1trt10U$ Will Rei1n 1000 Yem Witfl Jesus CJ Tiils Is '.., Ale Q) REX HUMWD * lt.lttr in Wlnnipe1 Cl) .. , H11tabard fB J1p111tM film talTht OM W11 fD abst•IJita Tllt•lrt ' r IYt Red He111ncs" m lto.ib l'lfu -9:30- • TIM Kina b C..111t Sa111111J ' eo..,.., D ~ & Coltello m C«w "°" 10s00 • o., " DIKMry 111 Ga,_ fell Ar111str011f m &os,tt llOllr me News <a l•ny r 11wt11 Gl) ....,. OJ C...tdy Sllow • loll GonlOll SMtr -10:30- .• Jlni111r Swauart ~ •:'J.u" flJ rf11I Woild 11:00 e a CfJ <Cfll > m Ne-n D C1I Qll llt'ft • l'IUMtt•t• n..mau m lllMl:lra,...w. G)Tllt ..... ,_11 ID Cl) 11.a,.. et tlM ",.. a Mlle NicJ ,.,. m .. _., 11 Lira• <a ())) Alldr Willil•t Gt Jilll•J S.•u•rt -11:15- ((J7) (])) S.•1111 ' c..,. • ., -11:30- ,, Sun••r S'9rh flu l/111"11: (C) "OpereUttl C.t" (d11) '7 l- 01v1d J1nssen. W1ll11m Conrad, una Wood • Sl1!1111J ' Cel!lp111y e The 700 Clu~ 8 (8 (I)) 1'1111 M111hlll V11ilty Dow ()) TtltpalM II llowlt: ~ "Hu4" (dra) '63- Peul Newman, Melvyn Ooualu, Pt locra Nnl, Brandon dt Wilde. John Ashley, Whit 8ruell [DJ Mewil: ~ "Tiit laM Wt&tll" (m111) '53-Frtd Ast111e. Oscar le v1nt, Nanette hb111. C,d Clll1rue. CD World C..111,_... Tlllllit G> wutllt1' QI Motlt 12:00 tD lat Ill Space 1:00 G At OM WltL e Sllr1111M 2:00 9 M"l1: ~ "Sud•• Mtol Sclldda KlytK (d11) '48-luM Haver, Lon McC.lhsler, N1t1lre Wood. Tom fully, Allnt llevere -3:25- ,, lilom: "1'1rall0ic" (m11) '63- Janette Scott, Oliver Reed, I th1nt Brous~ MONDAY IAllUAl'f 10 fO! lllOl'llint 11141 liter-list1n11. plmt see DAfTIME l'ltOUAMS. lelw, IOt Jtllr COM111ieac:1, ut the .. ,.,....,..,._ DAfflME MOVIES t.lO e "TM Out Ae,.r' (d11) '35-htdrrc M11ch Merit OIH!rOft. Herbert lhrsh1ll /anti Betcher 10:00 QI! (C) "lro•u Luce" (wes) '54-Richard Wldm11 k. Robert W11ner. Spencer Tracy. Jean Peters 11:00 D "Mr. BlllMfi111 lullds His OluM Houle" (com) '48-C.ry Gr1nl. Myrna Loy Melvyn 0ou11as 12:00 tD "Otlt TOIKll °' V11111" (10111) 48-Ava Gudner Robert W1l~e1. Eve Alden. DIC~ H1ymes 1:00 Iii "OM lllltlioll l .C." (adv) '40-Y"tor Mature. Carolr l1ndls, Lon Chaney Ir l3J "Tiit Tllttt f KtS ot [we" (d11) '57-tount Woodw11d Lee J Cobb, DIYld W1ynt 2:00 Cl ~Men Ml W1t" (d11) 51- Robert Ryan Aldo Rat Robert l\ttth l:OO <I.al (J:) "St111d Up & le C..nted" (dr1) 17-Sltlll Stevens. Steve Lawrence. J1c quehne Bisset. Gary Lockwood Loretta Swrl l:JO • tC) "l'lcftlc" (dll) '56 Wrlh1m Holden. Krm Novi• Rouhnd Runell. Arthur O'Connell Susan Strubf11 •V•NINQ e:oo •• ()) ~ ((llJ (f)) ,. ... D 0 (() (121J CIJ ) 11.., •SSbr Trt• 6-tl Pyle -~· • hltrMlce r 111111y ....... 11 I'll Oectrk C-p11y ID Dt11111tic Strits 9DiMlll 11!1 Lltllt ltnub -6:30- • Dh11hl Guests 1ntlude Eileen 811nn1n. Lonni• Shorr and Doc StvennStn ()) Wy '1iffltll al ... " 8riff111 s.. er....,Mfllr ( {ll) (])) GutM!olt ID 1""' D TOWft bl• 7100 lt0 ())GJCllll"1 eU.n Clllll (() 111y nr .. Softs CD Tt Tel tti. Trlltll •~ntlN •I LMLucy •TM Fii • Cillt ttl [JptftOI a ""' ;nfflth m Medtelt/Lellttr ll•port <a CD)lwm eflldWl'•""1 -7:30- • c.tlhf1lia ..... ......... Dollart ()) TM <* c..,11 Ii lei's M1•e A Ot1I Monty Hall hosts tV ll• .. Thlt Tu" D Tht .lohr's Wild m ,,.,, hnch (CJ7J (})) Co)ftl Sintln1 JubrlH (ll) Wild Worl4 of Anl1111b (21) Hot11's HtrMS fl\) Ch1nntl ZI T0111&hl m fritMs of Min Q) fll• r fltWrt m "r' Troop 8:00 U (Ill! (J)) f( Rhoda Rhoda 1nd her 51$ter help Cary lewr run a c11antic day-Iona salt 10 save hrs mod clothing business and B1enda eels far more thin sht har11ined lo• D 0 CU Cial m L11tlt Houst ti tflt 1'11lrie ··r11 R1dt the Wind" Ch1rlu and C.rohne 11ve Umr rtluc tant appro;al when lhty d1scom IMor eldut dau1hle1 -l J yur old Mary -hu accepted 1 ne11hbol boys proll0$il of marr111t a MHlt: CC) (2hr) "lnw1ncrbl1 Sia" (d•a) '70-Stuart Whitman. [lk' Sommei. Curt Jtf&tnl hm Mitchum l{l Moyie: {'-l (2hr) "Th 111 u11d" (•es) 'S7-Alan Ladd Y11a1n11 M1yo. Edmond 0 811en, OaYld Ladd Anlllony Ca•uso Julrt Bishop D ((21) (())ID fmiiiil "-''" & Sllirlty Aftn1tt1$1IJ1Ptcill Sttn '" llash"'cks ire some of lh' more m'mo1able advenluru ol lh' 1rrls and the11 l11ends. llJ llHL Gl111• of lhe Week The Phrladelph11 flyers vs lhe New York Islanders • m m.ooo P'J111111d GI 'WJ MUN 121! lllowit: lC;l (2kr) "l1nnlna'' (d11) '67-Robttl Wasner An1anette Comer Jill SI lohn, James hrtn11no. Gur Stockwell fD WiiiJ Mttllnc of Minds A wee~11"W'1es of srt one hour pro· 111ms in which hos1 Sieve Allen and rmportanl pe1sons discuss some ol lhe most S11n1lounl social quest10ns ol Wes!''" h1s101y lht opening ep1socf, lealum Jayne Meado•s ~s Cleopatr1, Peter 81om1low as St fhomu Aquinas. Joe [11ley u Theodore Roosevelt. ind loe S11ol1 as Thomas Paine ID $panisll Me.ie • Japinat un1ua1• 1'101111111 -8:30- B ({ll) CJ)) ()) ,hyllls Super vtSOI Marsh drspl1rs lhe p114d011UI ch111<le1 of lft intrepid cow11d when hos hie rs lhrn tened-depend1n1 on how llt voles on 1n important low co$1 hous1n1 bill 8 (QI> ())) D ABC Mond11 Mo.It: ~ (2'hhr) "Tiit Man With tlle Qelde11 Gun" (adv) '74-Roier Moore. Ch11stopher lee, 81111 hl1nd Maude Ad1ms, Clifton limes. Btrn11d lee. Lois Muwell J1mts Bond is tht 11r1et of 1 mrlllOn dollar assnsrn w1lh • bullet ol rold and • hurl of stone m CtOM·Wlts 9:00 U ((ll) CJ)) lflliil Clrcuuf the St111 J0tnAe '"WOOcf•••d Paul Newman, Ed Asner and Jun P1tne AumOftt ir' 1us1 lour of the moee than 40 Americ1n tnd r1e11Ch cele· blllru who d1spl1y new 11lenls as crrcus performtll rn lh1s 1111 lwo hou1 special THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN SECOND TRUST DEED LOANS ON ANY REAi. ESTATE: 173-213 Oll41R'S t Y "'-'L AN«JAl POKJN1AG« u.n-31o5 YIU. Not all second trust deed loans cost the same. Thaf's why the Federal Government has given you a simple way of comparing the annual cost of any loan ... the Annual Percen1age Rafe. The lower 1his rate, 1he lower your annual cost. Most other companies ask you lo pay Annual Percentage Rates from 17% 10 21%. That's because they charge you 10% in1e..-esl, a maximum commis· sion and give you a short time lo repay. Nol u1. 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We just think it's good busines.s 10 give you the facts ... and more money for your money. I 9tlRELIABLE MORTGAGE COR PORATION ll Trnltd 111d R11peclld 8f1klrs for 26 y11rs ... ._..Ofnc..: Ora ... Co: 2295 W Ball Rd . AMhe1m (TI•) 776•6543 Loe A .... &e•: 320 No Vermont (HS) 666·:1SZ5 SF v.th\I: 18455 Burhank Blvd .Tartana (213) 987•:12'4 Direct Toll·f,.• Phone•: San Gabriel Valley (213) 442 6068 South Bay -Long B.!ach 12131644 227L V11ntur<1 Cwnly (80<;) 497 3733 Peget I MONDAY CContinu9d) D i>tl -l t01 m Monday N11hl Movie: CJ (2 hr) ''The Dulh ol Ri,hie" (dra) 71 Ben Ga1ma Robb~ Bcn~on, (11~~" B1ennan. t ance l\t1w1n C11111 llowaid A lad based drama about the shatW1n& rltett a 16 year old boys dru& add1c hon h~s on his family Based on lhe boo~ "R1d11e by lhomas Thompson m Mell Griffin Sllow II) The Vir111111n ED Cine Un1YerS1t fil) Tom Wolfe's Los AncelH A ~ah11cal account of !he life 'tyte ano qu~lity ol life 1n los Anteles w11tten by and featuring author Tom Wolle 10:00 ONtW$ 41 Celebrity Rnue Ut Gunsmob filJ Mo~le: "Potemkin" ED £1 Bien Amado -10:30-m ID ED News 11:00 DU ,( 0 11011U> F News D f81 ("9\ 1 e ) Lon American Style 01 Sincles Match Up D m ()Jl Ne"' m Mary Hartman, Mary ll1rtm1n m Sercunt Bllko (1fl'l (3 l fllm Featurt ED Dramahc Senu -11:30- D (1f7) 1-3 ) 6 1 CBS lite Movie: ~ "Kotak: Queen ot "" Gypsies" (dra) 7~-Telly Savalas. Dan f1am, Kevin Dobson George Savalas. Zonra Lampert Peter Mama kos 1..C.1 "Asst1n1111nt Munich" (dra) · lZ R1cha1d Basehart. Roy Scheidt•. testey Wairen D (11) Le1 I.al m Johnny Cl11U11 1 t The PTL Club D (1tl Streets of San franosco/ Dan Au1ust 0 ISRCiiO The Prke of Puce & Frt~ documenlaty on lhe aims race between the Un1t'd Slales and lhe Soviet IJ111011 m Metrone'll\ II) Tht Honeymooners ~J Tiit 700 Club (!Sl f {J) S<itnct rtctlon Thuttt ED NtwS/MD¥ie 12:00 D Best ot Croucho O lllovit: "llr. Kin111reen Wu" Cd•a) ·11 Jnhn Saxnn, l1pp1 uedren, ROS$.!OO Braw G) Mo,ie: "Girt From Missouri" (com) '54 Jean Harlow franchol lone. Lionel Bm'lmore G> Movit: "The Phenil City Story" (dra) ~~ Richard l\1te.v John Mclnt11t -12:30-0 Movie: "Desire in the DllSt," "Red Uafll." "Tilt Mad Chour 1:00 CJ Qj) CU ®!Tomorrow Em T~e I'll Club -1:30- O flews 2:00 D MO'lle; "Lonely Are the lrne" (d1a) '62 l\trk Douglas Michael Caine -2:30-D AH·lllaht Sllow: "Murdft ln the Red 1Nr11." "face al the Window:· ''N'"' Too ute to Mtild'' P19910 TUESDAY JANUARY 11 For mornin& and 1tternoon listinas. plme set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, tor your tonven11nce, 11e lhe daJ's mov1ts. DAYllME MOVIES 9:30 O "fallen Idol" (d1a) 49-Su Ralph R1cha1dson lad. Hav.~rns 10:00 (211 ""ichl ' the Cit}" tdra) 'SO R1cha1d Widmark Gene I 1erney 11:00 D "Mr. ludly1' (adv) 43 Ca1y Giant. la1a1ne Day. Cha1tes 81eklord 12:00 m "Boys' Ranch" (dra) 46 Jackie Jenkin~ Skip Homertr. lames Craig 1:00 D "fllaht to Mars" (sc• 111 52-Cameron M1l~htll. Arthur f1an1 ~ lC'J "Tht Cool Ones" (mu)) 67 Roddy MtDowalJ 2:00 Cll "Away All Boats" (drl!l '56 leff Chandler, Geo1~t Nade• Julie Adams l :JO D 1~. "love Hu M1ny Faus" (dra1 6S -lana lurn~1. Clift Robertson. Hugh O'B11an EVENING 6:00 D D .]) ®l (G.IJ L1 ) Nein CJ £3J CS"l (i3J ]} m NP$ 0 ® l.lke118nhtbaH Lakers al Cleveland li) liomer Pyle CJ (iijn~e m ,1rtrid1e hflllly Q) Ad1111·IZ • m Electrk Compuy ED Dr1mat1t Series HJ Dinah! m Littlt Rasuls -6:30- D Dinah! Guests include Bob Hope, Pally Ouke, Chud Woolery and Andy llaufman 1 $ Ai!dy Griffith t"OJ Mell Griffin Show G) Family Affair (rfTI 'V) Cu11Smoh m Zoom 1:00 u u <n> ru m m "~"' <U My Three Soin ({)To Ten the TIUlll O Concentr1tion m I Lave Lucy Ii) Tht fBI m Ameria/brael Jewilll Hour fil) MacNtil/Lthrer Report ((2f) ())) Bon.lnu 0) McH1le's Nawy -7:30- 0 Candid Cam1n (]) The Odd Co119lt 0 Sha N1 Ila V1rlety Special This group ot JO wacky rod and rullm 1ecall memo11es ot yes1eryea1 w11h sptKral guests Rita Moreno Ha1vey lembec' and Pamela Mym c .a.1 The Gone Show 0 The Joler'l WUd (fUl !fa> (I) e llollylWIOCI $quarts G) Brady lklndt ((ll) rn> Natllwffle on lllt Rold m Cllanntl 21 T Ofti&ht (J)l Ct~rity Sll!tepst1.hs m "f" Troop 8:00 D I t1J ~l) rt. Who's Who A CBS News sepes with Oen Ralher, Cha1les l\urall and Barbara Howard repo11ing on 1nletesting people lrom all walks of Ille The sub1ects ot Who's Who will locus on peoole wnose ac11v1t1B make them .. orthy 01 attention - hum palit1r~. business and the art Charlti l\u1alt will tontnbutt lea tures on unusual totks he's found 'On the Road .. 0 (2.)) CU m Bu Bu Blick Sheep lfle Deadhesl (nemy at r\11' lh' ital Pappy 8oyrneton guests as a v1s1ting general. white \e11es star Robe!I Conrad as Pappy, tails 1n love with a beaulllul nu1st in Part I of a two part episode ({:: Movit: ~l (2hr) "Hi1h Wind in Jamaiu" (adv) '6~ Anthony Quinn, lames Coburn 0 (13) CI ) !~tJ Happy Days A time capsule p101cct bac~hre$ when Fonzie alone with R1ch1t Potsy Ralph and lhe11 dales get themselves tocked rn the vault in Howard s haro ware sto1e O Movie: •c, (2hr) "Scalplock" (l'es) 66 Oale Robertson, RoDert Random. Diana Hylnnd (fDI LI Rua: A Wor~inc l'IOl>ft G) ust ot the Wild Cl) Perl} Mason ED "e1t1/Public Affairs (3) Movie: LCJ (2hr) "Spencer'' Mountain" (draJ '63 lttnry r onda Mau"en O'Hara James Mac/lrlhur fD ~ Kis:sin1er A 1etrospechve un secietary of Stale Henry K1ss1nger lhrough 011g1nal and stock lllm pho lographs. in studio tomltientaiy 1n lervitws with his supporters and detractors and wrlh K1ss1nge1 him sell the p1og1am covets K1u1neer's youth '" Germany, years al Ha1va1d. his arrival m Washington. and his 11se to the top of the Wuh1ngton powe1 st1uctu1e ED Cllespirito m f'sychk l'henom•n• -8:30- 0 Movie: 1e (90) "lhundtr m Ille Sun" (\oles) 59 Jell Chandler Susan Hayward D (tal 6 ) 3'1 l.lwtrnt & Shirley Laverne latks Sh1rlrv into taking a day oll lrom the brrwe1y, bul the g11ls don't tiave as much lun as !hey anhc1pated m Cross-Wits EB Chinese Pro11am m Situ1tion Comedy 9:00 D ([!)ill) .JJ MWS•tl Hawkeye 1nd B I llnd lhemselm al o<ld w1lh the b1ass again lhts time 1t s the Navy b1ass when Hawkeye s 1ad10 call 101 help from a su1geon buddy aboard the r.~111er Esso 1~ inlerpreled as a medical tmergency CJ (f3J U ftOJ @!) Police Wom1n II (f2tl tT l) 13.fl Rich Man, Poor Man Billy and Charles [step 101n lo1ces a1a1nst Rudy. and Wesley con tmues his p111su1l again~! F ~kontlh in tu Vegn m Mell Gtiffln Sllow Cl) Viralnian Em litusical Vulety al Championship Wresllln1 -9:30- D ((ffJ OJ) It) OM Day et A nme Ann'l concern over )uhe's sud den burst of tnthu~1asm 101 her lust Chnshan pro1ect mcreasu when the p101ect muns having a derelict for a house cuut TV WEEK JANUARY 9. 1971 fil) American Indian Artists A s11 week se11es about contemporary Amencan artists whose unique stvles draw upon Indian trad1l1ons G1ace Medicine flowe1 and Joseph Lone wolf art leatured lon1ght ED Espe<tacular '76 10:00 O KOJAK hu moved lo • Tuesd11y! Church scene of tonight's drama! D {@ Ct)) Kojak A pr11ehghler llOes berse1~ alter he discovers his unlarthlul wile mu1 dtred and then holds 1nnocen1 111c hms tiOstage 1n a church u <U! T J 10l m Police StOIJ Hugh O'B11an slars as a federal aaent who ts brouRhl 1n to help t1nd an illegal weapon alter police oltrte•s tracking hom1t1de susp~tl~ d•&l' machine gun t11e D 0 llews _1_· Celebrity Rnue D ('91 r.tJ) fll1 hm1ly I ht Weekend" Willie Lawrence latls 1n love with an "older woman ' and decides 10 at(ompan~ her to New Vor~ [hrabeth Mhlev guests 13 1 Gunsmole fil) Meet1n1 ol tht Minds (R) m El Bein Amado -10:30- m mm "'ws 11:00 D U m (lll News D (]) ~ 'ltl f {' News Iii !31 ((8> If) love American Style L(l Sin1les Match Up 0 Mnert<k m Mary Hartman. Muy H1rtm1n Q) Serceant Bilko ((f'll f))) film Future m Video Visionaries -l1:30- D ((\7! t}J) (.()CBS l.\te Mowtt : C "McClolld: Butch ~ssidy Rides Aaaln" (dra) 73 Dennis Weam JD Cannon. Stefanie Powm u GU> m (;QJ m Johnny Cal"SOll Cl. The PTl Club D ((tt) Q l) 091 Tuuday llov11 of the Week CD Newt 9.J The Hone~mooners 'Ni flt• 700 Club m Newt/llovir 12:00 O Bts1 of Croucho Cll Movit: "Hicher & Hither" (mus' '43 M1thele Morgan. fran~ Sinatra. Jack !laity G) Movie: "811n1de Bill" (COml '41-Wallace Beery Ma11011e Main Cl) Movie:"Damon& pytlliu"(dra) '67 Don Burnell Guy W1tl1ams -12:30- D All·Ni&ht Show: "Contempt," "A Face 1n Ille Rain," "Secret ot the Chateau" 1:00 U 23l 6 J llOJ Tomorrow 2:00 O Movie Doublefuture: "M•" of A lhousand Fitts," "Flood Tide" m Afl·Nichl Show: "Death Cune ot hrtu," "Duke ol West l'olnl" 3:00 D Movie: "fh1 lnt1rns'1 (dra) '62 Mithael Callan. Ctrff RobMlson lam,~ MecArth111 I .. lw•DNESDAYI JANUARY 12 for -'""' 111d alter-hst .. cs, plmt set DAYTIME r•OGRAlllS. ltloll, tor .-r cen"llitnce, art tllt day's-*' DAYTIME MOVIES 9:.JO Iii "Golden £.urines" (dra) 4 7-Ray M1ll1nd. Marltne 01e1r1ch 10:00 121) Lt) "Dulin1tlon Gob i" (adv) ·53 Richard Widmark, Oon hylor 11:00 G "llone llut the Lonely Hurt" (dra) 44 -C.ry Grant (thtl Barrymore 12~00 m "Aulan111tnt Ill lritUfty" (mJS) 43-Jun P1t11e Aumont SuQn Ptters. S11ne Huso 1:00 9 "Outl 11 lpKht Wtlls" (wes) ·~6-Ben Cooper Anna Maria Albe11hett1 121) \C_J "Nine Hours to R1m1" (adv) '63-HOISI Buchholi, Jose ferre1. O.ane Baker 2:00 0 te,l "httle Hymn'' (dra) '57-Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer. Oan Duryn Anna Kashh l:OO Cial C.. "The Aquarius" (dra) ·70 lose Ferrer Ricardo "4ontalban EVENING 6 :00 U 8 W (fD) ((ll) ) llews 11 @ <a ml m 11ews 11 !8l Sbr Trek (JJ Gomer ,.,le m Gul\JlllOke m rartndc• hm11y tl)Aalll·ll m El«1nc Com111ny m Oc"1ma1K SerttS 9 ()ia,h! m u111e 11*''' -6:30-u Dinah! Guests include I ernando Lamas Ronnie Schell and John Valenti Cl) Andy Griltith LfD) Merv Griffin Show m flmity Afflir (()!I Cl)) Gunsmob mz- 1:00 u u @ ::v m m lltWl D Lllrs Chlb (I My Tllf H Softs ;]) To Ttlt the Trvth Cl) Concefttubon m I Lott Liiey II> The flt EB Kottan Or11n1 C!IJ Hocu's Heroes ID M1cllell/lehrer Report ('2Jl (tJ) Bonanu m McHale's llny -7:30- 11 tn lllme Tllat Tulle U llowtinc tor Dollars L(' The Od4 Couple 8 lbtdl C..111t Cl:' $121,000 Qumion 0 Tiit .loler's Wild CIDl rrice Is ~cllt m 111c11 lllHKh ((ff) ) '°' Goes lht Country @ (.(' Celtbrrty Sweepstakes fZl) Cll1nnel 21 Ton11ht a sis.ooo P'y11mid 0) "f" Troop Jen Murray guests with Danny Thomas In "Oh Brother" on NBC'• The Practice comedy series Wednesday at 9·30PM. Murray portrays Dr. Jules Bedford's (Thomas) long-loat but llttl•lamanted brother Harry, to whom Julee haa not spoken In 13 years. 8 :00 O ( tT ) ) t Good T1111u Part I florida 1s conct1ntd because I htlma s 1"volvemtnt •1th a hand some Alman studtnl hu cont bt)ond lht cultural r.chan1e level o tll -.t 1Q1 m cro Sh•~•, U Mowie: (l\Thr) "lht Ap1rtmtnl" (com) 60 Jack lemmon Shuler M1cl a int f1td M1tMu111y r lllov1t: CJ (Zhr) "Clm1 lhdl11n" (dra) "61 Pia De1ermark. fhommy Btruren U ((3 (J •) 119 lllon1c Womu 810 feedback Jaime's hie is 1mptr reltd lhrou1h lht 1ulousy ol an OSI cyrp1oeraphe1 over the or1an1u hons l1nd1ne ol his brothers mind control 1esurch Peter Haskell Lloyd Bochner Grandville Yin Dustn lUtSIS D 1110¥11 C (2hr) "The Tta!Cln" ("U) 66-Audie Murphy 81ode11c~ cm.tord m Wild World of Anlm1ls Ill Perry llluon EB tlorun V111tly Hour 3 National Ceo111ph1C fZi) Nn1 I he llol Blooded Dino \au11 · Scient1s11 .. no hunt dinosaur fossils reveal lhll dinosaurs were hot blooded creaiurts and still rnst today -as bud\ €D Chlmp1on1i11p Wruthn1 m hp1neM un&Ullt l'ro111ms -8:30-u ( 17 ~ ) t The Jettmons Ha11y Bentley taku Ceo1ce 1 adwoee in order to solve a problem and winds up in 1111 11 ill t 1 10J m Tht Mclun Stewtnson Show f1ne1 leaves Home Deciding 11 s hme 10 paddle be• own canoe tlac s d1u1hter Janel takes her kids and abandons the family abode When Mac m •ls Janel s ne .. apartment he l1nds she 11 sha11n1 1t .. 1th a her soul named Suunnt m Cross-Will 9:00 0 ( 17 LU l CI S Wednesday Movie: ...Cl (2hr) "C11• Without A Key" (dra) '74 -Sunn Dey Michael Brandon Jonelle Allen, Sim 801 loms, Ann~ Bloom. Karen Barlson Trapped 1n a web ot circumslance and coincidence Vale11e Sm1lh. an eainesl. likeable teen aeer hnds her sell hv1na a n1ahlmare Valt11e ctle brales her h1&h school 11adu111on by 1tthn1 out on a trip with her l11tnd Joleen When their car bruks down Vateue accepts a 11de "'lh Buddy a l11endly boy htt a1e lhat Joleen knows Alone with Valwe Buddy Quickly drops his n1Ce 1uy mnk and forces htt ill 1unpo1nl lo arnst him 1n a slore robbery durine which he k•fls a clerk Charaed w1lh lust degree murder Vil"" 1s convicled and senlenced lo lhe San Marcos School lo• Girls whm she discoms lhat he• hor11lyinc "per1ence has only 1ust beaun O 1.Ul 1.f l 11~ m Suota's Court The Hooker M1dly in love with an £n1hsh 1111 he beltevu to be the dau1hter of an hrl Bud Nu1ent tuts to persuade Judce Suola to marry lhem. not rnhm& his l11ncer al 1udy rs known to the fud er U ( tt e ) )t ll11ttt1 When B11tlta lhinks an undercover f •der.I narcotics •atnl 1s taking advanlagr ol deipeule 1unk1ts by push1na he• 01n on lhe side he turns 1n his badar to ·art him LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. 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Sales Tax included No C erd? ~•w yO\lr own or urtd your n•mt 1d0rtn •nd Pl'M>l't "'"'mt>tr Wt JI ""''° ~ uro oer 1•Q ADO JS HC:ll Paga 11 WEDNESDAY (Cononu•dl m Merv Gritl1n Show Cl> V111mi.n i2tJ Ameriu fD Thuter rn Amtma Secitl Servoct" lht Phupr111 Rorrtory Company of N,., Vor~ pmtnls 11) popular stage revival of W1lf11m G1lfet1t s turn of t~e crnlury mefo dram) ol Cr>1I W11 espion12e -9:30- 0 IJ~ $ 10 f.l!t lllC WtdnH· d•r llr&hl lllot11: c (90) "Tht Crty" (dt•I 76-RobeH ra1s1e1 Oon Jonnson Ward Co\1,110 l1mmy Dun Mir~ Hamill P•ul C11on1s Sus.in Sulhwan T li1I las Aneetes Pollet Oepartmenr dt!Wrvts scour rhe t1ry seateh1nt tor a hom1t1dal psychotic who beats 1 irudit against a coun try .. es1e1n singer m La C111d1 Sien Cr116t f O:OO l Ctlebritr Roue fl (~I l,-) ft Chirlle's Anaels The B•t lap Out" the ~ngel\ pull o!I e series ol ton's to l18P a tf Pver compulsive g~mbl" whose nab11 11 supported by rnm1naf bPfldv1ur 8 11"' 13J C:u11Smoh m D11m11it Strses -10:30- 0 m Cl> mNe111 1 1:00 00m 11.t Nein D ((3) (f l) ttt Lon Amer1t1n Style {) Silla)ej Match Up fl '1J' l t 10 Ntwi Glbmld m llJry Hart1111ft, Mal) Hartman a> StraeJDt lli"o (Jll Cf') flt• futu11 m Wolllu -11:30- 0 (@ -1_~1 .J CBS uta lllowtt· \Cl "Sudden terror" (d11) 71 Mark Lester Lionel Jelf11es. Susan Ctoite. lony Bonner e ai m tOl m .lohrslJ c.-n D (t.Sl Cl ) t>,t. Jill' Roo~iut Mystery of the Week m 11en Cl) TIM HoneyfllOOnen @ .Tiie 700 Club m Ntw1/Mowi1 f2:00 II Bat of Groucho 1iJ Mowit: rc1 "Rne"l' 1, Mr Oestlnr" (dra) 11 -Chrts Robinson (hsa lniram m Movie: "Cauaht'' (dra) 49 bmes Muon. Barbara Btl Geddes Q) Mowlt: "Tht Secret Suen" (mys) '66 Tony Russel Helria I 1nt -12:30- • Atl-Ni&hl Show: "Rlcln1 Fem," ''Tiier ~N ""' Musoe," "Stc.nd Fiddlt" 1:00 1J @ e Tomorrow 2:00 U Mowtt: "lxape to M1nd1nao" (adv) '68 Ceorrt Maham II) lllow11 Ooubl1futu11: "fht Qultt Ameriu11," "Ort1111s of Cius· -2:30-m All·lliaht Show: "China Gitt," "Aft lllljlt<IO< C.tls," "Bttow Ztro" -3:45- 8 Mo.it: Cl "0111oon Wefts Maucre" (wes) SI Bury Sulhv3n Pege 12 THURSDAY JANUARY lJ for morn1n1 and afternoon listtnas, pltast see DAYTIME PROGRAMS, Below, for your ton•en1tft<t, art lht day's "'°"'ts. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:JO U "lens Ruaers" ("tsl 16 Fred l14itMurray 10.00 ~ C "1114 Skies ol Mon. 1111.1'' (dra) !>Z Richard Wod mark ltfhty Hunter 11 ·DD 0 "811"1i111 Up Babf' (tom) 38-Katharine Hepburn Cal)' Grant IZ:DD m "ltlarylud" (draJ 40 lohn Payne Waller Brennan 1:00 D "TDPt>et hhs A lup" (com) 39 Roland Young .21 •C "ACertain S111ilt'' (dra) 'S8 Row no Br aw 2:00 0 CJ "To Hell & Batk" (dra) ·~5 Audie Murphy ]:()() 101 C "Do You hke This Stranaer'' ldial /0 I Inyo Bndgti Gene Barry 3:30 fl C "A Counteu from Hon1 l(ona" Crom) '61 Marton B1ando Sooh1a Loren EVENING 6:00 0 D (J <t~ ( 17 ~ ) Newl D il.ll e IJt t ) m 11e11$ D llftlS k~ llo<hr Los Angeles lhnes ~ lmton f Gorllt1 l'yle O ~e m l'artndtt hm1lr Cl>AUm·l2 '2f) SUr Trek m El«tnc Company .m llumatic ~nu ( f)t Di111h! m little Rascals -6:JO-u Dinah! Cutsls include Rita Moreno Diahann Carroll Suun Georu and 01v1d Buney t 1 Al!dr Grilfltl! 10 Mtrw Crrtfrn Show m famlfy Alf11r (1!11 •) 1) Gunsmo•e m ZOOfl1 7:00 o a 1.n>1u mm Nein t 1 My fhret Som 'll To Ttn Ill• TIUl.11 0 Collcentration m I Lowe Lucy Cl> Thi FBI m C.rtoom (2t) Andy Griffith m Tiit MaclltiHthrtr Report (ff f 1 8oMftU m 111<1111e·s llJYT -7:30- 0 ""'1 IC111Cy Amu ru~h 6 TIM 04d Ctuple 0 Thi Go111 Sllow I ( Caftdid C.111tll 0 Thi .io.tt's Wiid 10 Q)l 6 lll1tdl Game 0) Tilt lr1dy k11tlt ((17> <l l) The W~llUlft 81othrs fB Tod•t'• eoo.1n1 t2f) Hoc•n's Htroet fD Ch1nlltl 21 Tfllltllt m l'ric• " lliaht 3tl Encrcfoped11 81it.nn1<1 m ''F" Troop 8:00 tJ ERIN ELOPINGt * NEW-THE WALTONS U ( 11' ll •) 11 1 Tilt WattOfts Old enough lo 1111 rn lovt but no1 to eel mar11ed without parenlal consent [rrn Jnd her lloy!1rend decide to elope when John and Ohv11 Itel sht 1s loo •Oune tor m~11111e IJ .2li l jQl m lufttO Bunco Souad rnvu11eators Ben Goroean (Tom Sellec~) and ld Wal~tr (Roben U11chJ 111tcow a tolleee 101 can artists complete •1lh tape re co1del1 ltssims and on '~' /Ob 111rn m& but almost lose an undercover a11eni .. hen thtr 1rr to bust lhe opeiahan Mill Koaaft. Donna Mills Will Cter Aile John1on. Michael ~cks and -'Ian r e1n1lein also stu m Chnstopher Columbus * Due$ To Eaplore The Unknown! D1llm1 Bealn$ Whm Most Eplu End t 1 8) Ten Who D111d Anthony Quinn 1s hosl 101 lh1s drama nt Chrisloplm Columbus d1scomv of ~merita Carlo\ Balluleros play Co lumbus U (12i A ) lt1 Welcome Back Kotter · Swtatiate Scandal' the Swealhots uncovei some ~had1 dul 1ng~ at Buchanan High School when lhey become the school nt11spape1 s invest1g111ve reporttrs D MOOllt! 1:t_ (2~r) "forty Guns to Apache 'us" (weS) 61 -~udie Murphy Mu.hat! Burns ~ennelh Tobey Cl> USC Buhth ll T1011ns n Stanford fB Sa111ur11 Mo.~ SJ lht1t; C, (2~r) "81d Co111· p1n1" (dra) 12 Jell B11d1n Barry B1own t1m Davis fD lllmtrprtce Theatre f 1~1 Red Ht111n11s" m future film m l•P'ntse Lan1ua11 1'1011a111 -8:30-a (llf' 1 J ) )t Wllat's lhpptfl• '"' 9:00 U ((fll (]I) (U lllwa li Flwt·O McGarrell becomes lhe v1Cflm of a balfhng-bul almost perlect - l11m1up when he s arresltd for lhe murder of a woman with whom he was 1oman11cally involved Steve 1s even more perple~ed when he learns the slues laken lrom lht v1ctrm's body have proved to be hom the semce revolver he 1l111rs wem Camilla Sparv and Jonathan Lippe gu~I 0 tnJ CtJ m lest Sellers: Onct 111 ualt In lhrs spmal 2 hour con cludin& eo1sode Tommy Damon be comes an 'mbrllered woman trapped m a loveless mamaee and Em1ty Massenrale trres to blod a p1omo lion 101 Courtney who subseQutnll• tlecomts lht focal pornl of 1n oll1C11I mqu11y due lo hrs 1ntompetence 1n the war tone o n111 r111u11 'l' Lucy c.mtdr HMr 0 ((2t I) ) ,. lllfttJ 11111111 Barney ind hrs men h1vt lo cope with an anrrv landlord who a mus kel lolhnf lenanl ind • bll11d s~op """ IaJ MD¥it. 1~1 (21tr) "Bird I !ht Preacher" (com) • n lla11y Bel1 lonte. Sidney Poitier. Rubr Dee, Cameron M1lchell. Denny Miller m lllm Crlffm $how fD Judo Suihd4n TV WEEK JANUARY 9 1971 fD VISIONS Prison Game • will the ital killer please stand up? m Visiofts "Prison Came A &amt show. 11kinr plKe inside 1 p11son, tutures lhru women conlesl1nts one of whom hu murdered her hos band JeSSICa Waller Edllll Drill and ~·• W1lh1ms srar -9:30-u C.111 llrtow Sflow 1J (ISJ ) \'It Tiit Toey RHdaU Sllow luder f11nU1n •S chJrced with thret counts ol lyrllnny by his two children •nd (he l1m1fy llOUU~teper flJ W0111t11•s Golt 10:00 8 ((IJ'J CD> ID l1r11.1br Jom D1v1d Hedoson &uts1s as a handsome pla;boy who is deweloprn& 11om1nhc interest in Betty Jones 9 UCLA 810etblll UCLA al C111torn11 Ctltbnty ~twYt D ((ft 8 J) (ft) Slr..U ol Sin franc.itco lnvtsl1r111on of 1n appar ently unrelated mies ol slayines revuls only ont slendtr clue -all I ht v1ct1ms were lht same age O Ntws Q) Gel S111art fl) Grtelilll' ffMI GerlNnJ ~ Gunll!IOkt m £1 llln Am1do -10:30-m a> a> Nen fD l11n11t Woll Wlth_. 1 1:00 0 II 'Jl m IJI llwi O <lll 1 l~llltllm lt J S11111ts Match Up CJ Mlftlld. 0) Mary H1rtJM11, Mary H1rt•111 Q) Strauftt Ho (l)J) ) Fillll Future m 1111c• "•Bptd"'• .. '"• """ I (21) ) f3I LMt AIMrico Stria -11:30- 1!1 ldn (lJ) CBS I.alt MO'rie: llojal 'lhe Bwayal" (Cl "1'11ppt1 en A Chtf11" (mys} '71-Barbm Parkins. Aleunder llnoa o o rn ®J m '°""'' em. tlJ TIM l'Tl Club 8 (1211 CUI 9 Thurtday NisM Spt(lll "The Playboy Bunny ol the Year Pagunl" (R) m N"" Cl> TI11 H011eymoon111 (8i.1'l11 700 Club CD Nl'lll/M"le f2:00 • lal •• CirollCM Iii Movie: CC) "Doctor 11 S1i" (com) '56-D11k Borardt m lllHit: ...... , lht• ' Gold" (dTa) ·31-Rober• Your.1 Cl) llftit: "Lot• of ni .. Quttws" (drl) ·SJ-Hedy l1m1n -12:30- .. All·lliatit $Mor. "A 1111 • C.1114 Ac11111," "Tiit lltalldlmllt hster," "Tiie seliUry CMW" 1:00 G llli <U l1DI ft!Mfr.t m TIM m Cl•• 2:00 C!1 Mo•it Onbf1l11t1111: '111•r Wt11 Slst111, H HAii Qatet Ill tllt Wut1n1 rl'M" m Att.1111111 S~ow: "Th Seu," ''Mollltr h A frttllt111n" -3:05- D Movlt: CCJ "Thi Vl1cin Qvffll" (dra) '59 Btlle Dam, R1thard Todd FRIDAY JANUUT 14 ffH -11in1 1nd after-l1Stlncs. pltaH Ht OlfTlllU ,.OGUMS. ltlow, hlf your to11'1tn1tnct, 1rt Ille d1(s~ DAmME MOVIES 9:30 D "Tiit C.i~wy11 Follies" (mus) "38-Adolph Meniou Plul &kei 10:00 CSl lt) "Hea & Hicll W1tt1" (d11) 'St -llich11d W1dm11' ~Ila Dm1, C.mtron Mrlthell 11:00 O "Sylvia Surltl" (dra) "JS-Katharine Hepburn, C11y Gi1nl 12:00 m "Tht B111111ist" (dra) 'SJ-Joan fontarne, [dmond O'Brrtn, Ida Lupino, Edmund Gwenn 1:00 D "Always Goodbye" (drl) 'JS-Barbara Slanw/tk, Ceur Romero <BJ (t) "'111 hllJ's Bl ues" (dra) 'SS Jack Webb. hnet Lerch. Lee Mal"lrn 2:00 Iii (t) "Hr1h Lonesome" (wes) ·so lohn Barrymore JI • Chill Wills, LOIS Buller 3:00 [D) ~ "Murder Ont" (Mp) '69 Robert Conrad. Ho•ard Dull 3:30 • (C1 "Suddenly LISI Sll1H1tr" (dr1) '60 -Clriabeth Taylor K1lhmne Hepburn, Monlcomery Clrll EVENING S:OO u • Cl) (<!TJ ) ®' "'"' D 0 (121l ) m 1kws D u•m anuti..n lakm n San Anion ID Cl) Gomer "111 Iii Gllnwoh m hrtrid11 hm~J II> Ad1111·l2 ®Star T11• m £1ecblt Co111111n1 m 0r1111111c s.rits (fl) DiMhl m Littfl RJsc1l1 -6:30-u Dlnihl Guests include Rod Ste1eer. Georee Kirby, Alu Trebek and Jane Oliver Cl) Ancly liriffllll CID) Men liriffi11 Show m F1m11J AH11t ((lll CI>) GvflSNe m~ m fritnds of .. ,.. 7:00 D a o m m m """ Cl) My ThfH Soils (J) To Tel the Trvtlt • Colltfft11tioft CDl~l.llcy at llM fl/ • "° bftctt a Wy $rifflt11 Show • Mtdltil/Lthrtr Rtp0rt (QI (J)) IMlllU fl9 llklllll's ""' -7:30---..... Cll llM ~ c..,i. e <Ill ID Cl> ID Htllrwooll = .... e llM .ltUr't Wlld m Tiit Brad; B1mh (ITT' ll)) Dolly '111on fB C.rtOOllS l2tJ Hoc.n's Heroes fl!) Clluntl 21 Tonr&hl IJ) Bre1• the Bu• al "f" Troop 8:00 0 ( 17 3 ) Slloot>J at Ille kt follies Hostfd by Ch11ln M Scltullt crutoo ol the Punuts cane Snoopy 1e1s his b1c ch•ncf to b' an Kt s~111n1 star solos on thf 1te and also appears •1th lht olhfl ''us ol lht ltf rotltu In 1nothfl serment ol lht muucal on ice Snoopy plays ice hockey wrlh hosl Chutes Schutli Cl tlfJ <lJ CtOl m S1nlord ud Son fredd Meets Redd · Redd fon plays a dual role when 1unkman Fred Sanford enters a Redd fou look alrke contest Jack Carter auests as Fred's 111 accountant and rou·s dauehler Debraca appurs as his setretary GJ Moflt: lC (2hr) ''Tht Cowlloy" (wes) '58 Glenn rord, tack Lemmon . II (ill} 1J 1) Of! OoMy and Marie Guests are Ruth Burn. Merl Hae gard, Kapta1n Kool and lht Kones and Jimmy Osmond f) t11tson & Company O Mcwie: 1:C-(Zllr) "The Bi& Gun· down" (•es) 68 lee Van Ctett lhomas Mrhan CD Bruk Ille link CD Perry Muon Qf hhrs Banttllall I Om vs lnd11na fD Waslunaton Wtt• in Rtwttw m ue11no al l1p11tst LIRIYlll rrOlll•I -8:30-D 1n tfl <1~ m thKo 1114 111e M1R Mu1011ly of One [d Brown m1kts hrmsell obno"ous at a meet '"l ot lht &rrt0 Belle• Business Buruu 1nd l1nds hrmstll elected president ot lht c•oup (d takes his ne• pos1t1on strrously and asks Chieo lo tuch hrm Spanrsh as he pie pares tor 1 conlront1hon wrth City Councrlm1n Rrver1 D Mo-ie: (90) "Machine Gun lltlly" (dra) ·ss Charles B•onson. Susan Cabol lJ I San 01110 m Crou·Wits fD Wall Street W11• tD Comedy V1ritty Show 9:00 0 SONNY & CHER now on • FridaJ! Guests Debbie Re,nolds, Don Knotts Farrah hwcetl Majors fJ Mb r fl) CJl Soclfty & Clttr Show Cuests are huah fawtell M11«s Debbie Reynolds and Don Knolls D illl ,JJ 1l~ m Tiie Rodltfd f1tn ·· lhe Suds. the Btts and the l l flowers" Rotklord sutcumbs to the plus ol his tither Rockt. to help 1et their old friend, l l Ftowetl (Strother M11t1n) out of 1 sen1« c1tr1ens llosprtJI. whtlt his daut'lttr 1nd son 1n law hot comm1tltd hrm 8 (all CIJ) fl ABC Friday Mom: (CJ (Zhr) "hntuy lslandH (dr1) 76-Brll Bilby. Sandra Dee. Peler lawlord. Eleanor Parke1, Huch O'B111n Ihm people lly 1n for 1 weekend 11 a elamour ous 1sl1nd paradrse where, lor SS0,000 uch, they can lrve oul lheu most compel ling lanlasrn m Mtl"f Grilfin Show a> Tiit Vir11n,,n f1J Samurai lilcwrt m Winntrs & loMrs: An Ewy on ,overly A documentary on lhe tauses and elletb of poverty m Hot1r Dukt Hoc11 -9:30-m lloches lltNhH 10:00 0 ( 1r DI Ll1 Eletut1~ Suite Ho 1nlorm11ion avir~blt lrom the network at our press hmt Cl @ l!J IOI m Strpito f ht Pany ot Your CholCt · When frank Serp1Co in~estreates a mKabrt hom tcide he uncovers a St• sund1I 1nvolv1ne a New Yo1k mayo11I candr date and a bevy ol hrs beautiful voluntte•s Len 811m1n, Pamela Btll •OOd, VKtona Rmmo 1nd l11cy Brooks Swope euest DOW News m Ctlebrity Revue ISi Gunsmoh fl!) Evenlnt al Symphony m El Bien Amado -10:30- m m m11ews fl) llOltH Dt11N 11:00 a a m :1 1111n D (J) !JGl ID fl """' 0 ral (tSl ltJ) lon Aruriun Style Il Sincles Matcll Up D lllowit: "One, Two, Tllltt" (com) '6 I -J1mu C.inty Allene r ranc1s Horlt Buchhot1 m llary Harllll1n, Mary H1rt~n m S.r11111l Sitko Tl/ WEEK JANUARY 9 1971 -11:30- fJ trfti l3)) (JJ CBS I.Jilt Mowle: C' ''kt StJtiort Ztll11" (dra) '69 Rod Hudson £rnes1 Boien1ne J1111 Brown o ~11 'i tlll m...., C1r1011 e Mo•I•: "fh1M Nurse" (dra) S• Joan lesltt Forrest Tucket U (!ft l.) U SW.AT ltlltws a> The HOllt,_ers 3, 700 Chi~ 12:00 D Best ol G10lldlo m ltloorlt: "llutburd'i Te• H-r· -s· (ho1) 60 Ccoree S1ndtrs Co11nne Calnt Inn l\tnl a> Morre: l:1 "A Vtrr P11ut1 Alf1ir" (dial 6? 811e11te Bardo! Mucrllo Mutro11nn1 -12:30- D All·Nlthl Show: "When the Bulltts n,, .. "TOflper lletums," "The H11dless Ghost" D Suspense Tht1trt 1:00 fJ hlhbout U ilSI f6) lQJ Midn11ht Sptcltl Paul Anka rs host and cuests intlude Ellon lohn, I he Carpenters and Joan Bm 2:00 O Doublttutur1 MOflt: "Whistle Down 1111 Wi11d," ··su1i..nd" m u .1111111 si-: "Dawn lo lht Su Ill Ships." "lllt Last DIJS of Dolwylt" -3:05-u Morre: tC) "Th M11nilicent Matadol" (dral ·ss Anthony Quinn Maurten 0 Ha•a Jon Knotts and Ch., t•ke on a French accent. In a comedy • '<etch. when The Sonny and Cher Show moves lo 1 new day and time. Friday al 9PM on CBS Pege 13 Order Yours NOW •. lit I > ~·~ 100~ -:;:: ~~ ~seout1ful Stick -on Labels • PERSONALIZED • STYLISH • EASY TO USE • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND SHAPE ANO SIZE OF LABEL Mii Jolln Doe 123 Mei n Street Anytown, Anyalel• 123AS Label• Oo Not Have A Pdnted Border S1yl1sh Vogue type on Fine quality white gummed paper ·-Flllln-;hla ~;,;o-;;,ci;;,-;nd ;.;;;;;th-$1-:-75 ;;,;-: Pilot Printing Label Div., I I I I I Poat Office Box I 560 Coat• Mui, C•liforni• 92626 I I I I I I I• $11r• to UM yMir Zip Code I r-----.81i11'1·111114~&1i111il181dt-----! ----------------------~ SATURDAY JA,.UMY 15 MOANING .I 8:00 IJ Kl4swrkt D The lit V1lley D Com11111nit} fndb1tk -6:30- IJ Tlllt's C.t Wllert.-r D Meet thtlb)'Ol'l (IO) ll's £Hrybody's 8inl11tu m Ltl's bp Cl) Mol•ln1 Show 8 VYll Alltcre 7:00 u o cm m wood, .... peeler ti ,euMlleri Cl) Wttk•ftd 8 (121l ) tUJ Tom & Jtrry/ lhmMySMw Mtriu" fl1fnitt111 .. y IUtll w Ille luuti m U•it fitt O> SM Ytrty Show fli) Y4111 for Htalth -7:30- D 0 <Jl (JDJ m '1nl Ptnt~tr 9 l'o,tJf & fritf!dt • (tlll ') a Jlbllerj.tw ,..;i,.. l'art11tift1 .. Hot ,.,. Show m v.-i,,., ""' ([D (})) llKk luffalo fD Mister hstrs 8:00 U ((ll :u Sylmhr & '-" l'GpfJtt lup C.rtooru 8 (181 J)) <rtt s,oolly Ooo/ 0,-uH D Mt.it: (.tJ "W1r O.will" (dra) '70-Cuy M1d1son. John lleland at Mone· ~.,,, 1t Oawt" (•Ul 'SS-RandOlph Scoll. Mala Powm O>...,"-' av.. o1 Toaro fD S-mt Slr1tl -8:30- D (Cf7J ct)) Cl) Clu1 Club U> flltn future 9:00 fJ (Cl» ) 11111 hu'/ lloM briner II @ Cll <IDl m Sptt4 IUUJ Cl) M!Mt: ''Kid Oy111111lt1" (com) '43-lhe Eut Side Kids a> WoNn: lul to lttl fIJ CMct UflOll l Classj( -9:30- D (ID) U m lllonstu $41114 D (18l fl)) 8 llrollh Sou· .. 0> Mt.it: (t) '1ht Gal Who Tool Hit Wed" (wes) '49 -Y'tonne De C.rlo. Scoll B"dy mz- 10:00 8 ([D (})) (.() Tarua: lOfd of Hit ••&It II QJl CIJ cr:DJ m s,.u ~' frlM..ttllt Jr. a llletie: "S.. et a.111 Stttr" (us) 'SJ ~ Kttth L11un. Donna D11h T\/ WEEK JANUARY 9 1977 D Waated Ota• 01 lilt• CD M0¥1t: '1M Halfbm41" (wn ) 'S2-Robert Younc. J1n1s Cartei 13 Hot Fud11 Sllow fD lalinity faclOIJ -10:30-u (CIL QI Sllam11/h11 Hour D ID ® m 811 .lolla, Uttle .loll• (A) MO¥it: "OtthOytr" (d1a) '3- [dward G Robinson. Glenn ford U Nine Top lldJ Golfell • Comptte for $50,000 tol1ate Triple Crown Mission Hills c. c. U (Q'I) Cl)) (JI Col11t1 Triple Crown Goll Torn1111ut love cowmar of the final round of play in this tournament hom Mission Hills Coun try Club 1n Palm Spronas. Cahl D Abbott & Ctst1llo ilr Valley of 1111 D1nou1111 ma.oo, 11:00 II 0 m fl'Dl m Lind of lh1 lost Q) Trvt A4lnnl1111 a The Ill unstm fli)lloYa -11:30- • ((ll) (})) (I) All II D 0 Cl) (fa) m Muus1 9 Mowlt: CC) "Lure at t~• Wlldtr· nest" (adv) 'S2-leffrey Hunter at u. "'""'" Cl) WiWlife MJtntvre a The Md111u h111ily AFT•ANOON 12:00 • ([D l ht Alkrt U ID ®' Gt llCM lisltl· blU USC at C1hlorn11 ()) Morie: <.CJ "hrun ud th lunalt Boy" (adv) '68-Ml~t Hen1y. 8 (31 ())) ID Juftlor Almost Anythi111 Gou CIJ wt Side Kl41 CD Alfr" Hltchetcl l'resents Cl) lowtry 8oyt Clll Adie• Tlt .. lr t m Wlrt•trs ' losers: All WaJ on l'owerty -12:30- • ([D I Cl) W1y Out C.mu 8 (13J ) \1) S11pe1 frltn4s at lost i• S,1u Q) fil111 Future 1:00 D ([D W ) CJ) Children's fMm futlul .. Dreby'' 1on Enahsh film about lht adwentum of an adopltd sheepdoa U ((3 CJ)) <JI Amtricu a...;. Jl.lllCI m lowrey '°" fD llinln111 A 90 minute rtho sptc11ve on Henry K1ssinge1 O> Oratnatk Slriu -1:30- • lhyMrlJ IFO ([) ScitMt flc11tn Tllutre Ii) Mowle: a::> "Spue Mon1t11" (sci ft) '64 J1mmr 81ton m St111 '"'" 2 :00 a $t1ps lo ltar11lrla U ID <IDl Im i.t "ra11N flKMll Op111 Goll f 111r111111t11I The semi f1n1I round os It letasl live from Tucson, A111on1 0 Swrss fonilr aobrnto11 U Ctltbrity Bowlin1 (J) Tlrrff Stoorts Q) hmn ((fl) rt) Savi Tr11n ((at, ll ) U.$. f11111 Rt110rt -2:30- D Mtdn 0 Monster Rally U Ara's Sporh World Johnny Bench, star catcher lot the C1nt1nnah Reds 1s lutu"d in thr Supttstai se11ment _I_· UFO G> Outet \Jm1b fll) f11tu11 rn111 (.al ..I)) Fne"'1 ol lbn 3:00 B lltn1111hn Sta Hunt U ltst of S,Ons Ch1tltn1• G Mowle: lCJ "A CUllOft tor Coi· dobl" (wt$) 10-Ctoree Pepotrd. Raf Vtllone. Peter Duel Q) Movie: CC) "Gtaot" (dia) 62 Jae-It Gleason. Kathenne Kath (<Il'J ) Champions/lip 8owtin1 t8) Tht Midi< l'tm (18) CJ)) World of S111vlt1I 0) fttlurt f'llm -3:30-u II hhs All ltlll4s D ID CIJ llCAA Bmttball Wash 1niJon at Ore1011 Stale CJ) Ara's ~ World U (t21l CJ)) t8 ''° lclwltn Tour Cl) Sbr T rel ® Mnit: ~ .. Th foraollo 111•" (dral '71 -0ennis Weam lo1s Nettleton CD Mission: llfl,mlMt a rorttt wa,_r fl!) flyift1 S~n Lodi• 4 :00 0 Voya1e to ~ loffOfft ol tllt Sta Ille Clla..,io.t1 l<Il'J CD> Tall<J Otr1111111 fB Cine U~M111t fD '"" ,.~ ... Oii tht lltws m tan It M~renr "1 Vokt of A&rlculturt -4:30- 8 ((!TJ (])) C8$ ~~ Midi< Htll AmtrlCI CIJ T ti• About ,ictures CD Motlt: "Mr. Smith Gou to Wnl11n1ton" (dre) '39 -Jvnes Stewart Jean Arthur. Claude Rains, £d•ard Arnold S ll.ullYitlt MUJlc fl!) 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IPJn.llGet• •V•NINQ e:oo D .JJ (llJl ({;) 8 lltn D tli) lltw1 ClJ lack lonu IR C-trt fhe PoPu 111 Ptrl0tmer sin11s a medlty ol his hats lrom lht Jub1lte Aud1to11um in Edmonton ~nada .J-0, lrOMldt Ea Cifll UR1tt111I @ l') Dillot11t fD VIWOll 0• Children s se11n 0> Slluftiotl ColMdy '7} h te1 ol Wells far lt -6:30- 0 B Cl (9 ClJ) (J)' lltwS D IUIBC llt"1 Conltrt11te Cll An41 Willa11111 Sllow CD ma.ooo Quu titft (tIYJ ..1>) Ski Sc111t <ill () Wiid Kln1dolll m•dGI> (0 NuhVllle on tht Road 7:00 D Tht Muppeb U l'rkt ls ltl1ht CV What Will Wt Sa, to A Hunr~ World 8 f1fW'lt1tu Las Anttlb In Surtll Of ... Ill [DJ aJ> ~ti: "" CD (f21) (I)) m @ lawrenu w ... CD Ada111-12 (<!7) CJ ) Hta Ha• m Or. Wiit, Tiit Allt~a of Outll m 1os1111 m Ut11t 1>tu1s -7:30- 11 I• Sardi Of-8 Oblsltn; ..._ ' Wllr Alnh Ea1thqu1•e" <]) U11t11111d hid m11oom m fD Mot!ty l'ytlloll's Flyin1 Circ111 8:00 8 ((IZJ I Mar, Tyler Moore A d1st11uehl Lou is c.aueM 1n a vise between re1ect1n1 1 lavor lot an old cuanowa Army buddy-who oflte saved lou 11om the stochde-and erantinc the lnend's •lsh tor a date •llh Mary Ale~ Rocco euesls D @ (]§) Im Em•r1encr "l005f Ends" Gaae and OeSoto " SPOnd to a trat11c 1cc1den1 call and are shoc~ed to find that Or Kelly Brac~tll IS lhe wictlm 0 ucu halttball UCLA II Slanlotd U ( QtJ ()) J iJJJ WoMet Wtmtn "lud&tmenl from Outer S~ce·· Part t of • two part slort as Wonder Woman bel11ends Andros sent to Eartft by a council of planets alarmed fhtt humans may become 1 lhrut lo the fllOlf c1v1httd planets G Motil: ~ (Jhr) "lll•a Rat" (d11) "6S-Geor1e Seaar Tom Courteniy, Jamt1 foa Ga fKllNI Coustu u "'Tht Uns1n~ able Su Otltt' a> Wildlife Adwttllvrt fB Mllllul Ctmedy Sllft <Kl MOYtt : "ltJOd th ftmt" (dra) "49-Belte Oavrt fD ~ UpOft A a.tlic "01v1d Copptr11tld" In p111 tifO. David bt 1ins schoot 11 Mr Ctu~le s "Salem House." • nllleltap ot a place where he becomes lnends with Traddles and Steer10l'th Bui the duth ol his molhtr and b1by b1othe1 sMd\ him home on~ 11ain -8:30- 0 (LW Ll )) ..t The Bob lltwllart Sllow Bobs rnv1tahon lo IKIUrt 11 a pres1111ious sex seminar ruulls 1n a d1strtss1nc situation for him •hen tht aud1tnce sho'#S up in the nudt Q) Coltar-m Grtetlnp ID last Hd WHt fD The W1Y ff WIS 9:00 fJ ( l) ~ ) tl All IR Ille famllr A1chtt suffers throucn 111uma and outraae al the d1sappn11net ot a •tty close l11end his ch1111 D tlll ®' m NIC Saturdar llfowlt: ~ (Zhr) "fht Ou "' TOWtr'' (dra) 76 Kull Russell. John ror\ythe, Richard Yn1cuu, Ntd Bully. Pttnell Robt1ls Cllllon lames, Alan Vant A d,.mah111on of the .clual trac1c tvent an Austin re.sn. •hen 1 cotleae sludtnl n1d 1n ~ to•er al the Un1vm11y ol f eaas and created pandemonium tor nou1s es ne l11ed upon pan1c-st11cken people below-k1t11ne 13 and iwound1ne 33 others D ((2fl Cl)) 9 Staraly ' Hutch Tht daughter ol the ownet of a protess1on1I tootball team as kidnap ped and held lor ransom. and Siar sky 1nd llulch's only hopt or hnd1nt the cul before the dtadhne 1$ lhrou1h a questionable ps,chic m TENNESSEE ERNIE ON * HEE HAW TONITEI! CD Hee Haw m Alll1l111r coeltsl tJi) TOlll Wolfe's Las Aa11tt. m Ln 1ll9tfld111es • -9:30-8 ((]}l (t)) Ahtt Ahtt IS lhnlled •hen lier youn1 v1S1h111 cousin rs able to 'llf01k lernpomaly as a w11lrtss 11 Mel s cafe but prob ltms 111se when Met tans nud ovt1 heels rn love with lht lret sp111led 1111 II) Mofle: "f1111ClS in ltlt N1WJ" (com) "SS-Donald O'Cnnnor Chill Wills 10:00 B ((Jll ) Cm t Burnett Slltw Guest Glen Campbell 101ns C11ol 1n son& and 1n a comic ve1S1on ol tilt movie "A Stai Is Boin ' lit The l.olltllan ' 81rklt1 B (f8J Cl)) ft MostW1nltd The Most Wanted team aoes aller a eana ot drue smuu ters •ho are 011a11ne ton1·r1n11e crus1n1 yacMs. se1t1na tile vr<trm o-ners al sea. ind usine the yachts 10 transport lhe11 druas fB Sar11111Ji DtttctiYt . TV WEEK JMIUARY ~ 1977 fli) Vislofts ID Mu~al V1111ty Sllow Cfl lov Gordon Show 11:00 D a (Im iU lltws D <la' News 0 ltwt A111111<1n $1Jle LU 111&111 "lltty m Ft11ht 1111ht CD Mo•it: "Mt Smatlr Gou to Wuhl•&tu" (dra) 39 James Sle•lrt Jun Althur Q) S1t111t11 C111tm1 ( ll ~ ) l'Tl Cl11• @ i '41111·12 ((3 J') Ru Hu111b11d tli) Po, Gots th Cou~ltf -11:30-0 MO•lt: Cl "fide In" tdr11 68 Bu11 Reynolds. Barbar.I Loden D 0 f l tOJ f0 Saturda1 Ni1M tf Motie: "Ch11Ut Chan an S1t1n1 llal" (d11) 'H Warner Oland D Motl•: tc_ "Tht Brotlters ~lllfl!UOY" (dra) ~8 'rul Brynnei Maflo Schell Claut Bloom. lee J Cobb Richard Baseh111 Albert Salmi Witham Shatner (., Movie: ~J "Thi Houu on Gr1tn Apple Road" (mys) '70 - Chmtopher Geora•. lulit Ha111s. Barry Sullivan (11 Tiit 700 Club CD lkwi1Mov11 m Pop Goes 1111 Country 12:00 D t.C ~stnk Ill• Blsmmk" (dra) '60-Ktnneth Mort, Dana Wynltt (Qt) J J) llnn!S<i.fi Tllu lrt 1 :00 D l.J Roe• Coltttrt G Thrilltt CD All·lllallt Show: "Ghiduh, the f-rtt·Htadtd Monsltr," "[raltt O'Cloc• Wit•." ·111t Min Tiiey C.uld llof "'"'" Q) Mo.it: C> "Mannes let's Go" (com) '61 lom lr~on Omd Hed1SOn 2 :00 0 Mo.It: IC) ''llulltl lot A llad· man" (wu) 64-Audie Murphy, Darren McGavin, Ru11 lee ' Ci) Ooublttuture Movlts: "ll11t .. (hor) 11 -Geo1ee llillon '1ht Vic. lim" (dra) '62-Duk Boaatdt, Sylvia Syms, Otnn1s P11ce -3:30- 8 Movie: CC) "Tiie Sword ol Ali 111~1'' (adv) '65-Peter Mann. Jocelyn line Ptter Whitney Lou Grant (Edward Asner), In unltorm tor an Army reunion, faces a dilemma when e Caeanova service buddy wants a date with Mary Richardt (Mary Tyler Moor•) on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Saturday at 8PM on CBS TV WEEK, JANUAAY 9, 1977 ''l 'I , '\ 'f 'f(' .... lfJill 'I ' nud .... fll \II 1111·,' I .... 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