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1977-02-12 - Orange Coast Pilot
• I VOL. 70, NO. 43, 3 SECTIONS, ..0 PAGES <;>RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Di•e-•Llne Ban1al•• 'J'oday SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1977 l ' TEN CENTS Tax Credit May Shift Burden Al' Wlrt ...... lo NEW PRESIDENT India's B . D. Jattl President Of India Dies at 71 NEW DELHI, India CAP) In- dia mourned the death of Prc·si dent FaJchruddin All Ahmed Fn da.y, with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi leading a silent pro cession past his body as it lay an state in the presidential palace. In Washington. Pres1denl Carter expressed "deep personal regret" and said he was sending -bis mother, 78-year old LHLaan Carter, and his son Chip to represent the United States at Ahmed 's fun eral Sund ay. Carter's mother was an the Peace Corps in India Vice President B 0 J alli was sworn in as acting president within hours of Ahmed's death. Ahmed, an affa ble Moslem leader who served as India's con- stitutional head of state through the past 212 years or political turmoil. died Friday morning of • a massive heart attack. Mrs . 1 Gandhi was at his bedside. He • was 71. t ' Ahmed's death brought a lem· porary suspension to campaign- ing for India's parliamentary . elections in mid-Ma rch. Government offices, schools, some busmesses and the Bombay WASHINGTON (AP) -Slqle persons and couples with cross incomes ol more than $20,000 a year might face an added tax burden under Prisident Carter's plan to replace the penonal in- come tax exemption with a tax credit. The switch to a stralgbt tax tredJt ol $2'0 or $2SO per person would aid lower-income tax· payers, who now draw leas benefit from the $'7SO per penoo Summer Lives in Our Surf~ More of the same summer-like weather than drew about 100,000 beacbgoers lo Orange Coast shorelines Friday was expected both today and Sunday. As one Newport Beach lifeguard put it, "We bad a great July day Friday.'' Lifeguards along the Orange Coast were preparing ror crowds through the weekend, and weathermen were forecasting beach temperatures in the mid-70's. A holiday from school Friday and warm weather combined for a sneak preview of a coming at· traction: a crowded but mellow summer day al the beach. Despite the crowds, lifeguards reported only a few minor rescues and no serious crowd problems. The biggest turnout occurred between the Santa Ana river jet- ty and Corona del Mar State Beach, where an estimated 50,000 persons frolicked in the surf or lounged on the sand. "It was fantastic." uid U . Logan Lockabef of the Nft'p<>rt Beach Mari.De Department. "It was the bi&gest crowd ever in February and everyone was just sitting back eojo)"inl it." · Winds were ligbt and visibWty extended lS miles at some beaches. Waves ranged from a calm ooe to two feet at beaches between San Clemente and Luuna N"i&uel to surfable four- root swells at Huntington Beach. The heaviest crowd congestion occurred at Seal JJeacb, where llf eauards reparteCl more than 7 ,000 people on a <me· mile stretch of beach. San Clemente State Beach lifeguard Dwight Hand said sur- fen were out in full force deapite the lack ol big surf and noted, "It wu Just like 1ummer.'' [ CSee INDIA, Page AZ) (·One-man Paael tax esemptlon than do wealthier tu_J>ayen. con,.reuional tax experts say the 1ut.U.tutioa by itself would mean a hliber tu bill for about 30 mlDion taxpayers, while up to '° million would realize a saving. However, the While House em- phubed that the credit in lieu of exemption would be only one facet ol the lax revision plan Carter will send to Congress later thia year. No other facet of the plan has been revealed. Experts on Capitol Hill predict the plan will include an across- the-board tax cut or other pro-- visions to reduce the number or persons wb.o would pay more taxes. Carter told a group of federal workers a tax credit •'will cer- tainly be part or the over-all tax package." .. A credit ••• is of much more benefit to those who make low in- comes," the President said. "I want to shift away from the regress! ve tax system. The tax credit concept picked up swift backing in Congress Fri- day, as the chairmen of both coo- g res sional committees con- cerned with tax legislation said they favored the plan. Vice President Walter Mondale was a longtime advocate of a tax credit when be was in the Senate. Senate Finance Committee -o.llJ l'ilet f'llolo 11., lltkMrtl Koe!tler YOUNGSTER SAYS IT ALL ABOUT THE KIND OF WEATHER WE'RE HAVING . For Jake Symington, 5, Lincoln'• Birthday Waa Just Another July Day County: Watch Water Governor to Review Local District Efforts· Orange County water sup· pliers,. who claim the local area is not facing an imminent water crisis, nonetheless are asking re- sidents to use voluntary con- servation measures'. At. the same time, Gov. Ed- mund BrowD Jr. said Friday be would send notices to every local water dlatrict asking for reports_ on what conservation steps they .have taken. · The governor said be wants to learn how much waler will be saved by March 15 and what uses may be curtailed. Spokesmen for the Municipal Water District of Orange County this week said imports of Northern California will be cut ore to the county by May 1 because of the drought. some areas because Of more ex- pensive treatment and delivery for Colorado River water, but they said those rate bikes should not take effect before 1978. There also will be less water available for pumping into the ground to replenish the under- ground water table. But local of- ficials said the water pumped from the ground and the Colorado Rive r water shouJd take care of 1ocal needs for the present. Jail Conditions Eyed Public Information Officer Bill Mea<tows said that will mean two-thirds of lhe county's water supply will come from the Colorado River, rather than the normal ooe-t.hird. That water will be harder, have a higher mineral content and taste slightly different, Meadows said. Brown has said he is reluctant to order statewide water ration· ing, but added it might become necesary if voluntary coopera· ti on doesn't save enough water. At the same time, Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy said he favors rationing now to avoid business failure, unemployment and skyrocketing prices. By KATHY CLANCY Olt•o..1, "•i.1Sl.tt A one-man St.ate Assembly committee Friday heard 20 wit· nesses describe conditions in s Ora nee County J all as deplorable or worse. Most of those wbo testUled in I:-Santa Ana before Assemblyman "I Richard Alatorre CD -Los lAngeles) were former prisoners or relatives or prisoners. · And most told tales of alleged ~ hQmosuual attacks by inmates, r .J'OUlbing Up by guards, denial Of ~ prescribed medicine and other complaints that by the end of the day were being called horror ·stories.· t Alatorre, who chairs an M· :1embly committee aha ed with examinin1 penal insrftuu.a.s, .. Obviously beatings between inmates do occur,•• Gates said. •'Tbere are obviously sexual problems that occur between in· mates in Jail." Gates said he would like to have funds to hire additional de- puties to provide supervision and perhaps install audio-visual equipment to assist in monitor- inl cells. In additloo, an assistant Oran1e Couaty ~testified that state Bb8fd of 'COrrectiClllS . jail reviews have generally been ••quite l•\l.d•tory •• about &he county fadBty. • But Alat«N 1uf1eated Gates mtibflm_pn>ve Jal condittou by ch an1in& aome of hi& o•n policies. I -OleelAIL.PaitAJ) •• In addition. officials have pre· dieted increases in water rates in * * '* * * * Flash Flood Fears~ Strike East Coast BJ Tiie A99oclated Prea A sudden Jbaw with tem· peraturea Jumplna 40 and 5C decrees in some places coupled with rain threatA!ned to aet the East awash in mlted snow and ice tbis weebnd. A flah Ooocl watch WU polt.ed Chairman Russell B. Long <D· La.) a aid a switch to a lax credit would mean a simpler federal lax return and more equitable treatment for low-income persons. Long aaid be assumed Carter would propose other steps such as an across-the-board rate cut. House Ways and Means Com· mittee Chairman Al Ullman (D- Ore.) said through an aide, "I think (a credit) is probably the way we'll go." Ullman noted that taxpayers already receive a $35 tax credit. That credit, like the tax ex· emption, would be scrapped in favor of a larger credit. Credits are subtracted dlrecUy from the bottom line of the tax bill, after all other tax computa· tions are worked out. A $250 tax credit is worth precisely $250 in taxes saved for everyone, rich or poor. In contrast, the tax exemption or deduction, used to reduce the amount or income subject to lax· es, is worth more as income rises. A low·income family of four, taxed at the lowest rate of 14 per- cent, currently gets four $750 de- ductions totaliag $3,000, but re· allzes a tax saving of only $4.20, which is 14 percent or the $3,000. A wealthy family of four in the SO percent lax bracket can use the same four $750 deductions to save $1,SOO in laxes (50 percent of $3,000). But if the exemption were scrapped and a $250 per person credit instituted, each family would save $1,000 in taxes. 8Hostages Held; Dad Seeks Son -. CINCINNATI (AP)-A man armed with a s hotgun took eight. hostages in a home for unwed mothers Friday night and threatened to kill them unless his son who was born there 20 years ago was returned to him. Police had surrounded the Catherine Boothe Home and were lltlempting to talk with the man, identified as Jesse Coulter. 40. The woman who accompanied Coulter to the home at about 8:30 p.m. was identified by a uthorities as bis wife. Police said she did not appear to be an active participant in the incident. Police Capt. Robert Morgan said, "Coulter has been working for some lime to make contact with his son, who was born in this hospital 20 years ago.·' · Morgan said CouJter also de· manded that be be put in' contact with his sister in Detroit. "She is cooperating but we have not decided whether she will come to Cincinnati or not," said Morgan. Morgan said the hostages were extremely nervous and "every time he (Coulter) waves the gun around they scream ." Morgan said Coulter appeared more calm as time went on. : • "It's just a matter of time before he makes up bis mind what be wants to do," Morgan said. Morgan also said a relative of, Coulter's wife was participating· in the negotiations and that' Coulter was not talking directly to police. "We are ne1ot1ating through \ one of Ute hostages," be said. Police said there had ·been n~ !hooting. . . · Coast Warm weather and sun- shine seem to be taking up permanent residence alone the Oranae Coaat, with mOltly fair 1ktes con- tlnutn1 at least through Sunday. Hlgb.a 70 to 75. Ove"":Pt lows .CS to 52. llfBIDBTO•AY • Al DAILY PILOT S.turd!y. F!bru!ty 1!,1 rm WASHINGTON (AP) -A Republican member of the House AsausinaUons Committee eaya l tbe panel's existence may be im- ''* , .. A Seelcer-Dally I'll« S\aH l'llol• His name is Solomon. What be seeks is a place in so- meone's heart -and in their home, too. He is a 2- year-old mixed collie. If you need rum as much as he needs you, call the Laguna Beach animal control of- ficer, 497-3552. 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~ Woman Killed, Three Injured lnHB Crash One woman was killed and three other persons injured when a car went out of control and struck a center divider in Hunt- ington Beach Friday night, police reported today. The identity of the victims was not immediately available, police said. I Officers said a small car carry- • ing the four persons went out of control on Pacific Coast Highway at Golden West Street at 10:53 p . m ., striking a center divider. The woman passenger was ejected, police said, and struck a parking meter. She was dead at the scene, officers reported. The injured were taken to Pacifica Hospital in Huntington Beach, police said f'.-...PageAJ FLOOD .•• The outlook for the East is for plenty of water, however, with · ·rrozen water reserves running several times above nonnal ... Wbet.her these frozen water resources become a flood problem ... depends on future weather coodlUons," said survey officials. State olflcials from Ohio, West Vlrtlnla. Indiana, Pennsylvania, llllnoil and Kentucky met Friday in Cincinnati to plan for possible flooding along the Ohio River. ••It is inevitable we are going to bave some noodlng and sutrer- ing," Ohio Gov. James Rhodes said after the meeting. Gov. Jay Rockefeller was warned tbat ice-packed tributaries in West Virglnla could create wone nood condi- tions than those on the Ohio. Tbe West Virginia Department of Natural Resources ordered evac~plans prepared for the · g town of Welch as water fi m tbe Mod Branch l'Ol!le be.bind ftve earthen dams. DAILY PILOT periled by the Impasse between Its chairman and its chief counsel. "I tb1nt the very Ineptitude or this performance will strengthen the hand or those wbo believe Conarea should not proceed with the Investigation," Rep. John B. Anderson of Illinois said Friday. But three other top members of the panel declared In a state- ment: "In our judgment the com- mittee is not in disarray. The staff is proceeding in a atralghtforward and professional manner." Tbe statement, signed by Reps. Richardson Preyer (0- N .C.). Samuel Devine (R-Obio) and Delegate Walter E. Faun- troy (D-D.C.), offered no further comment on the open battle between the panel's chairman, Rep. Henry Gonzalez (D-Tex.), and chief counsel Richard Sprague. Sprague's investigators re- portedly were denied access Fri· day to FBI files on the deaths or President John F. Kennedy and the Rev. Martin Luther King. Gonzalez rep0rtedly asked Atty. Gen. Griffa.n Bell Thursday to de- ny the staff access for tbe time beine. Anderson, chairman of the House Republican Conference, said that apparently either Gonzalez or Sprague would have to go. He did not say wbich course he favored. Only House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr., who named Gonzalez to the chairmansblp, could ~move Gonzalez, noted Anderson, who said be doubts the speaker would do that. Gomalez, apparently irked by Sprague's resistance to the chairman's call to cut back on the size of the 73-member. com· mittee staff as an economy move, tried to fire tbe chief counsel Thursday. The other 11 members of the committee overruled him and Sprague stayed on the job. Most of the members, however, re- mained silent on whether they· would vote to fire Sprague or keep him on when the committee meets next Wednesday. Tale of Immunity Leads to Worries INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Authorities who promised im- munity to Anthony Kiritsi.s and then jailed him for the abduction of a real estate executive say they're worried he'll get out on bond and seek vengeance against them. "I'm worried for myself," said Marion County Deputy Prosecutor George Martz. "I'm carrying a gun." . Two Indianapolia brothers, Gene and Clarence Ford, chipped in $100 each Friday and began a drive to raise Kiritsis' $850,000 bond. A municipal court judge earlier rejected prosecu- tion demands to raise the bail to $1.5 million. The brothers said they thought Kiritsis had been double-crossed. Kiritsis, who had said he was seeking revenge for a property swindle, released his hostage, Richard 0. Hall, Thursday night from the apartment where they had been holed up for three days .. Kiritsis had said the apartment was rigged with dynamite but none was found. Authorities had promised him "total immunity" if he released Hall, but Martz said Friday that "there was never any intention on the part or the p'rosecutor to honor these ter~s." ~ • H t}>elUnorlt'Sers work through professional bail bondsmen, who ordinarily demand 2q percent qf the bond before pledging the rest, they could free Kiritsis with '85.000. "l have been told that people are trying to put together the bond.'' Marti said. "It doesn't make us very happy." E'rome Page Al JAIL CONDITIONS. • • ··1 doo't know if all or the pro- blems that have been alluded to today are really problems," he said, "but there are some problems." Alatorre said he called the hearing because of mail he re- ceived and at the request or a five-member self-appointed group called the Orange County Criminal Justice Committee. Its members are George Grey, a Santa Ana Register reporter; Frank Martinez of Adelante and the Orange County Equal Op- portunity Commission; George Rogers of the county NAACP chapter; Newport Beach resi- dent Jerry Wooters, a former Los Angeles policeman; and Beverly Thomas, founder of Frlends and Families or Orange County Prisoners. Mrs. Thomas claimed that jail complaints have been voiced for years but nothing bas been done. "These are not aJleged tbtn1a," she said. "Tbey are things that are happening to our loved ones all the time." Assemblyman Richard Robinson (D-Orange) was miffed at the bearing's close because two sheriff's employes accused 'by a fonner inmate or withhold· ing medicine had not appeared as he requested. ''It is bard for this committee to make decisions without hear- ing the other side of the atory,'' he said. P'alr ......,_, hwltlllt turl Md ...,,..,oet cl l.lfl<•fll'S lllnllmy Mftt _.,. to0,000 llellWO t4> SowtNntCll~~ rrr1cN.,. LH90l*"Cll Mid ltley relCUM UO ....,.,,.. ft9m Zuma \II fMwport 9Hcll es ~111 ef _,.tit _, .... llOl#dHI l ... lhM"el'"' M\d P"Odllctd lltlWfl9 ,..,... T"'ll_..,... ...... IMll Vie ttw .. lfl "'°'1 -....... ---~._ ...... Hid ... <...cltllN .. ,. upec: ...... prwllll 6H'lftO"" ~---IJ.B.811 I .... The employes. a deputy and a male nurse, were accused of withholding medicine the man claimed he needed for a heart condition and failing to summon medical aid. As a result, the witness charged, he suffered three heart attacks while in jail in 1975. Another witness, wearing a bandanna over his face, claimed he was sexually attacked by cellmates after depulie!t ignored his request to move to another cell. · And be charged he suffered a severe bead cut at the hands of inmates and was denied medical aid for five hours. Tun Spanish Officiah Free AfwrKidnap MADRID CAP> -Police have rescued two high officials un- harmed from their leftist kid· napen and jailed the men who masterminded the abductions, the government said. Solving the kidnapings eased the most serious challenge to Spanish government since the death of Gen. Francisco Franct> in November 1975, but rejoicing was marred by the killing or a Barcelona policeman. The 1ovemm~ sald Frlday police found and eed Lt. Gen. EmWo VWaescws Spain's chief militarY judge, m one Madrid apartfiient and a few minutes later swept into another apart- ment oo the opposite side ol the ca~lal iuid released royal ad- vls r Antonio Marla de Oriol. VU aescusa was kidnaped 18 days a10, Oriol two months ago .. More than two dosen suspecta lncludint four riditeaders of the rad.teal left or1anlaatio-n called GRAPO were under arrest In tbe case, tbo 81\DOWlcement said. It said the leaders were picked up ftrat!o... eo J>Olice met little re-1.lat~e when they burst l.nto tbe tw-..apartmentl holding tbe vie. tlm1, miles apart in the Span1ah capft-1. • i OIUPO.(Plnt ot Oetoner Antl- Fucbt Rellttanc• Group). bu clahned ~bWb' tor both ktdlla~. ~~:== vwa WCS.mlJ one shat wu 11nc1 u omccn moved ln for the a.p.. •tore.Apilk<l~olf-ooe Of u. alam.med Ute dooi' cm a an'• bind II .._ ....... ID tM •Partmml wMN Oriol wu lmjJdJOeld, the ml•'zts llltlL Oally l"llM ,MIO In Court FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. <AP) -"You'll never be able to cheat anyone elJe," the woman told the man who bad JUlt beaten her lo a civil au.it over a house. Police said 1he then pulled a aun from her pune and shot him to death in the courtroom. Elizabeth Duncan, 58, was be- inlr held without bond today on an open char1e or homicide in tbc death ot Georee Kiank, 82. He wa1 struck in the abdomen. "I told hlm I'd kfll him. I told hlm I'd kill him," Mrs. Duncan._ a widow, yelled as she was led to a police car after the Friday ni&ht shooting in the Broward County Courthouse. Witnesses said the jury had juat ruled in Kissak's favor after a five-day trial. "You mean I don't get any money?" a witness said Mrs. Duncan asked her attorney after the jury trial ruled that she must leave a house whose ownership had been in dispute. WOMAN ONE YEAR INTO SECOND CENTURY JeHI• Moon Celebrate a 101 st Birthday "Then she just walked right up and s hot him." said David Sapp, one or Ki.ssak 's attorneys. Looking A.head Police said bailiff George Tretakis disarmed the woman after she fired one shot. "I was leading the jury out of the room to get their property and I heard a large explosion," said Tretakis. "I didn't see the sun until she turned toward the jUd1e. When I saw the gun, I grabbed her hand, took the gun out or her hand and put my handcuffs on her." 'I've Seen Many Things' By WILUAM SCBREIBt:R Ol t119 oally ..... , lutf There was just one candle on Jessie Moon's birthday cake Fri· day because, by her way of figur- ing~ that's how old sbe was. SHe's really one year lnt.o her second century or life. "They're making more or a fuss over this than when I was 100 hlst year," she told the small 1athering at Beverly Manor Con- valescent Hotpital in Laguna Hills. Mrs. Moon bas lived there since she was 96. Rose Wilsher, a close friend of the centenarian, said one or Mrs. Moon's secrets for a long life is •'never looking back on the past." "She is a very modern thinker.'' said Margaret Taltum, who is Mrs. Moon's private nurse. "She reads the most dreadful books with sexy parts in them." Mrs. Wilsher said Mrs. Moon is also an avid and "very sharp" card player who still likes to "dance around the room" oc- casionally and listen to good jokes. Mrs. Tattum said the "birth- day girl" has outlived her husband and two daughters by many years and rerers to a 77- year-old friend as "that little girl who used to llve next door" in Muskegon, Mich. "I've seen many, many things in 101 years," said Mrs. Moon. who is the direct descendant of Capt. James Barbour, a "Puritan of Distinction" who set- tled in America In 1635. Mrs. Moon said Friday she f'rome Page AJ CARTER ••• peaceful relationships with other nations. "The constant escalating nuclear capability is ... why I'm so eager to let our nation know what the existing threat of nuclear war might be," Carter said. He said the United Stales and the Soviet Union are capable of a peaceful relationship. Carter's blgeest homecoming welcome came from a crowd of about 1,000 which greeted the plane al Warner Robins Air Force Base here. The President got off carryins his own bags, then put them down to shake hands in the crowd. * * Trust.ttims At Interests . Of Family * WASHINGTON (AP) CbarJea Kirbo, who will manage President Carter's financial af· fairs during his p~esidency, bas beea asked to•• carefully the lmpact of bJ1 actions on the Ii velihood of brother Bllly, the President said. Kirbo, an A~ lawyer, was mo uked to pre1erve an oridon for Carter'• ~ James J:arl Carter m, to become part oft.he f am Uy bu1loe11•• if he so eboolts. . Cart.er Vii.de pul>Ue a Ian. 20 tnllt qieement •tlb Kirbo. a lOQstJme fn.nd and advtaer of the President. Tbo acreement ..W' ._,am bl effect .i led as loei •Carter oecqptes UM Wldto BOGM.f The a,....m t d~ Jttrbo •'t(> •• 1 • -.a•.th MMtl "'tlM9 vust; 110·Uill1·t.1111 trillJ~• meom. wUl 11iOt be IUbltanUiU1 ifrected b7 flillllhJ i.pJltiem deb u prl~•'~ ........ for pellMitl or ........... ptOdudl. • . . doesn't give her "secret formula" for longevity to anybody but noted, "I'd sell it for $1,000 flat down on the table." Ragtime Gets Odds In Race to Mexico By ALMON LOCKABBY qf 1111 Dilly Piiot Sl.tll The 65-foot sloop Ragtime was expected to be snugged down in the Puerto Vallarta Marina before dawn today with the first lo finish and first over-all han- dtc a p trophies firmly in her shallow cockpit. But Ragtime's hopes for a new elapsed time record were deep- sixed at 4:39 p.m. when her time on the mark of six days, three hours and 39 minutes ran out. The 1,125-mile biennial classic turned into a Class A race Friday when the first seven boats past Cabo San Lucas picked up a brisk 12-15 knot northeaster that sent them reaching toward Puerto Vallarta at hull speeds while the rest of 24-boat fleet ran into the doldrums under the lee of the cape. Mesa Couple Injured in 2-car Crash A 53-year.old Costa Mesa man was reported in fair condition to- day and his wife in good condi- tion after a Friday night traffic accident. Costa Mesa police re- ported today. Officers said Guy Edward Straub and his wife, Suzanne, 1847 ~ahiti Drive, were being treated for injuries at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. The 10:20 p.m. crash occurred as Straub's car crossed Harbor Boulevard from the Sao Diego Freeway ofr-ramp, police said, and was struck broadside by another car. Straub was trapped inside his wrecked vehicle about 15 minutes until erews could free him, police said. The driver of the other car, Refusio Rocha Perez, 21, or Durango, Mexico, was unin- jured: police sald, and was tumea over to Immigration of- ficials on Weaal all en cbar~es. The yachts in the Cabo "park· ing lot" reported winds as "zilch" or "straight up the mast." Ragtime was 105 miles ahead or the second boat at the noon rollcall Friday. In second place was Sorcery with 215 miles to go; third was Solution, 242; fourth, Orange Peek, 323; fifth, Olinka, 328, and sixth, Celerity, 390. The first five boats on han- dicap time were Ragtime, Solu- tion, Sorcery, Olinka and Celeri- ty -all Class A entries. Orange Peel, a Class B entry, was in six· th place. Gordon West, ham radio operator at Puerto Vallarta, said a mild front was moving across the gulf with winds of 12-15 knots and overcast skies. The breeze showed promise of holding dur- ing the night, he reported. 'Polite' Gunman Rohs Mesa Store A man police described as a polite bandit fled with $801n casl\ arter robbing a Costa Mesa market at gunpoint Friday night. officers reported today. Police said the man entered Park Avenue Liquors, 1881 Park Ave\.' at 10:16 p.m ., displayed a hanagun and demanded cash. The st.ore clerk also told police the man made his demands in a pollte manner. E'rOM Pqe Al INDIA ••• stock market closed Friday in honor of Ahmed, who had re- turned to the Indian capital Thursdl.)' morning after cutting short a trip to· Southeast Asia on the advice of his physician. Mrs. Gandhi eulogized her long.time ally in a Friday night. ·broadcast as a man or high prin- ciples whose "heart waa with lbe poor and the needy.•• ~~rPays 'Non,.con' Hits Jac~t ' WINTER PARK, Fla. CAP)-Bigcheckskeptar· riving, no nultter )low much Christopher Cossette pro- tested, .so he banked the money, more than $110,000. Before be gave lt back, It earned enough interest to pay for a sports car and o. swimming pool. . ••t•M NOi' A CON ARnST," sald Cossette, 36, about his windfall, which was eventually attributed to com~er errors. "I just stumbled into this. and I'm fascinated." CoMette had previously done public relations wotk for . Eaton's department store In Ontario, ·Canada,~ b.l.I firm, Spectators Unllmlted. '1\e taton check.a~ arrivlnl 1n Winter Part in 1974. He wrote to the firm. uldnJ to whom be could retum the money. BurTBECRE KEPT COM.ING, unW be had $10!J1..90 o.r Eaton •s money 1n h1s bank account. r1DallY. lQt $el>tember, be took alonl • cuhier's check to Cdli'-da and uraed the company to accept lt. . Diiiy Piiot Pl'IOlo POODLE SAVED FROM COYOTES ON GOLF COURSE Mrs. Helen Martin Holds Dog, Gigi. U.S. Gas Shortage Doubted by Writer NEW YORK CA P )-Federal Power Commission investigators hav~I concluded that despite the nation's natural gas s hortage, every major oil and gas company is holding back from full production, commen- tator Jack Anderson said. Anderson, on ABC's "Good Morning, America," said Fnday the "coofide nllal " FPC r e port showed the shortage is ·'only at the customer's end." Anderson's column appears regularly in the Daily Pilot. ( JN SHORT .J He said that according to the report, companies were sallmg hair ~as seen running away. Lal on 7.3 trillion cubic feet thal tie else 1s known could be produced at the Gulf of Mexico. He named Amoco. Tex-BUb Unpaid? aco, Mobil, Superior a nd Union oil companies as examples. The companies did not deny that gas production could be speeded up, Anderson said. 1t'ff e Steps In LOS AN GELES CAP)-The wife of suspended California Supreme Court Justice Marshall F. McComb has been na med temporary conservator of his estate. Superior Court Judge Neil A Lake named Margaret McComb. 67. to handle the aff airs of her 82-year-old husband until a Feb 28 bearing on permanent control of the estate. M11••eri1 LiRfJft9• LOS ANGELES <APJ -A year after the murder of actor Sal Mineo. bom1c1de investigators are still appealing for help in solving the puzzling ra~e. The 37 -ycar-old actor ~as stabbed to death m an alley out- side has West Hollywood apart· ment on Feb. 12, 1976 A youne man with dark shoulder-length Claaritg Event SACRAMENTO CAPJ -Unpaid phone bills totaling more than $60,000 have been run up by 49 present or former members of Congress, including Vice Presi- d e nt Wa lter Mondale, the Sacramento Bee reported Fn- day. Quoting unreleased U S . General Services Administration documents, the ne ws paper also i;a 1d the White House wasn't charged for 10 years or long distance calls at about $360,000 a year. Port Supported OXNARD CAPl -Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr. < R.-Calif > has urged that there be no "fooldrag- ~mg" on building a supertanker terminal for liquefied natural gas tankers and endorsed build- ing such a facility here. The Congressman was shown the site at Ormond Beach under consideration for the termmal,. where tankers would pump ashore LNG from Al aska for re- c on version into natural gas Drawing by Newport Beach cartoonist Virgil Partch ln· dlcates what a 1ood time all aolfing straight-shooters are goin g to have Monday at the Balboa llland Chamber of Commerce's St. Valenthte's Day Hol•ln- One Toume}' at tbe ·par 3 .NewpQl't Beach OOJf Course. Charity event WW ra.lse f~s for Asaeasment and Treat- ment Services Center of coastal OraJ\le County (ATSC,) a coumelln1 ceai.r for younpten In \i'oUbJe with the ~·· nr ~. nu met RoblmOft, rrs-em . I I/ l , • • DAILY PfLOT 41 By JACK CHAPPELL Ofllleo.!tyll't ... M_.. They've started caWn1 the water buaJ"d at the tsth peen on the Sborecllffa GoU Course, the "old water hole." 'Wild Kingdom' Invades Homes have been sighted!" Althou&h the coyotes are pre- vious visitors, this has been the first time the cats have been seen. For months now, residents of the Shorecllffa Mobile Home Estates above the course have been seein c all manner of wildlife including, they say, a mountain lion, bobcats, deer and . coyotes, coming, down out of the bills to roam around th eir coaches and visit the waterhole. "There's enouch wildlife ar ound here to write a Wild Kincdom eplsode," said resident Helen Martin whose coach over- \looks the 16th ~en. Mrs. Martin, who last year had to rescue her poodle Gigi from coyotes, said she had seen a bob- cat on the course recently. "He was much too big for a tomcat. I looked up the picture 1n the encyclopedia and that's what it was. It bad the short stubby tail, and the back and white trim around the ears." Mrs. Martin said . He was very slinky when he walked, she said. One nlaht. something knocked plant pots off a ledge by her home, and the next morning, large cat paw prints were found 1n soft earth along the ledge. Don Craven, who lives nearby, was the one who spotted the cougar. "We keep o ur glasses (binoculars) out -everybody does -and Don couldn 'l believe his eyes. There was the cougar out on the 16th green,'' Marjorie Craven said. "He called for me to come, but l was on the phone and couldn't leave. ''Anyway, he said lbe cougar suddenly just stood dead in bis tracks and all al once started to stalk and pounced on this little rround squirrel. Don saw him holding lt ln his mouth," she said. One surprised resident found a anawed rabbit near his coach. All d. this com muning with nature would be dellablful if it weren't for ·the hazard to dom estic pets. Lut year, several Shorecliffs area residents bad beloved pef.li carr\edoff by coyotes. · This year, warned the park's press, the Shorecllffs Breeze: "It's watch your pet time again. Coyotes are on the prowl. bobcats Delly Piiot o.1...., .......... ~Friday: II )'OU do not ~ )'OUr paper by &:30 p.m. call before 7 p.m. and your eoov will be dellvered. 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Anti-ERA spectators cheered as the vote was announced. There was no effort by pro-ERA egislators to seek reconsideration, which could have kept the issue alive. THE VOTE followed an hour or a rguments for ERA from lawmakers pressing for ap- proval Al -one point, Assembly Speaker Joe Dini ruled that pro- E RA Assemblyman Steve Coulter was out of order when Coulter started to name anti· ERA assemblymen who had been for the measure when it passed in the Assembly two years ago. God, why not before govern- ment?" Assemblywoman Sue Wagner also argued for ERA, saying it's "so basic, so just, so fair and so American." Mrs. Wagner said there was a possibility of federal intervention in the future if the issue was re- jected in Nevada. "The time is now for each of us to decide if political consldera· tions or equality under the law is more important,'' she said. The parin1 pOtentials were out- lined for trustees by district Chancellor .Norman E. Watson, wbo said an unprojected decline in avera1e dally attendance (ADA), depletion of individual veterans' funds and improve- ment of the state's employment picture were factors contributing to student declines. INCLUDED AMONG the cut- table item.a were: -No more transfers of funds are to be made out of the dis- trict's $3.87 million undistributed reserve account. -No additional staff is to be hired without district authoriza- tion. -Certificated and classified staff replacements will be held to a minimum. -CUTS FROM SIX major operating accounts will save the district an estimated $1.9 million. Those programs include savings in supplies (about $400,000), general instructional services ($100,000), contract services ($600,000), maintenance opera- tions ($400,000), equipment sav- ings ($400,000) and tuition transfers, ($40,000.) Thompson also stressed facul- ty cooperation in four other areas, including: -Keeping only 20 percent more students from dropping classes would balance tho dis· tricl's $68.7 million budget. -CONSE RVATION OF enern by shutting doors, keep- ing heat levels Jow and turning off lights. -Critical review of field trips to determlne necessity. Trustees will vote on accepting some or all of the cost-cutting measures at their Feb. 23 meet-ing. FV School · Truste e s OK Sale of Bonds Fountain Valley (elementary) School District trustees have ap- proved the sale of $250,000 in tax- exempt bonds to be redeemed over lS years. Tbe bond funds will pay for re- 1 o ca table classrooms and furnishings to replace facilities destroyed in a Jan. 23 fire at Harper School. THE BOND SALE will mean an estimated one-cent increase in the district tax rate next year and a one-third cent increase by the 15th year of repayment, ac- cording to Chuck Woodfin, assis- tant superintendent. W oodrin said construction on the relocatable classrooms could begin by Feb. 25. T RUSfEES AGREED to work with Profile Structures, Inc. and BB Boa rd New Cook Use ·ideas MUlle d: Huntington Beach Union Ht1h ScbOol District officials are stud)'ibg Cook Elementary School in Westminster as a possible cure for over- crowdinc at Marina Hisb School or a site for ~andlcapped student classes. Cook School, at 1«06 WWow Lane, houses 1st Ocean Vlew Hlgh Dally ~llM Sta" "-4• CHIEF OF STAFF Dr. Jay Young Dr. Young R e-elected As Chief Dr. Jay Young has been elect· ed to a second consecutive term as chief of staff at Saddleback Community Hospital in Laguna Hills. Young, 38, is a urologist, with offices in South Laguna and Laguna Hills. A graduate of Loyola University Medical School, he is a member of the Orange County Medical Associa· Uon. Other new officer..s are Dr. Carl Schwab, vice president, and Dr K.M. Janis, secretary /treasurer Dr .. Joanne Rosenberg, Dr William Nelson and Dr. Mark Morin are officers-at-large. Dr. James Hunter is chief of medicine at the hospital. Dr. James Mullen is chief of surgery Mover Bid O k'd LOS ANGELES CAP) -The City Council has voted to apply for $126.3 million in federal funds for a 2.7-mile elevated transit system that would take people • from point to point in the downtown area. School freshmen. \ BUT THESE students wlll move to their newly construct.eel campus in Huntington Beach by Feb. 28, Superintendent Frank Abbott said. Abbolt told a joint meeting of high school and Westminster <elementary) School District trustees that there are no plam to use Cook School from March un- til June. The high school's $20,000 one- year lease of Cook School with the Westminster mstricl expires in June, said. Abbott. ABBOTT SAID THE: high school district definitely hopes lo continue use of Cook School but there is a catch. The present lease restricts the district to housing only freshmen al the Cook site. Group W e ighs Preser vation In Newport Newport's Brighter Future will be the theme of a meeting sponsored by SPON <Stop Pollul· ing Our Newport) lo gather sup- port for the upcoming open space and park bond election. The meeting will be held next Thursday at'7 p.m. at GlendaJe Federal Savings' upstairs con· ference room at 100 Newport Center Drive. The meeting will feature a film on the areas in the city that will be preserved with money from the bond issue . The $7.l million bond proposal is on the ballot March 8 . Gets an 'A' Go/Jen West Accre dited Golden West College has received unlimited ac- creditation in a report commending the quality of in- struction and the vision and leadership of the ad- ministration. The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges approved "accreditation without limit" at its January meeting. The findings culminated a year-long evaluation and a visit by an 11-member team last fall. A college official said there will be periodic re- views of the college and that unlimited accreditation will be in effect unless revoked. "Golden West has moved significantly in offering programs in general, occupational and remedial education as well as life-long education," the report noted. "How do you feel about ex- panding the possible use of Cook School," Abbott asked the W estmlnster trustees. A controversy erupted last year when tbe Cook Homeowners Association tried to block the hilh school dlatrlct's lease with legal action. THE ISmJE SUBSWED and has .not arisen since, school of- ficlah said. Abbott suggested housing the district's special education pro- eram for handicapped students at the Westminster school which once housed 500 elementary stu-, dents. ' Abbott also suggested using Cook School to relieve chronic overcrowding at nearby Marina High School. ''We stW have over 20,000 stu- dents in our high schools de- signed for only 17,000," said Ab- bott. · THE SUPERINTENDENT said Cook School could be used to house Marina High School stu- dents for several periods each· 1 day. ·'The problem would be busing ' the kids to and from Cook," he said. 1 Abbott said the Cook site could ' become a "satellite" Marina ' High School campus for about 500 ninth graders. ABBOTT SAI D THE once· discussed use of Cook School as a continuation school ''has been disrenrded." West minster School District Board President Marion Aguirre asked Abbott to prepare a list of possible uses for Cook School. Westminster Trustee Carol Keyes said, "I'd like to see a , written proposal. Rental of Cook Sc hool is a good use of taxpayers' 1 dollars." Cook School was closed for ' elementary student use due lo declining enrollment. "WE MUST ASK FOR public input oo the lease before any de- cis ion is made," said Westminster school Superinten- dent Ed Ricketts. Abbott said the high school dis- trict will prepare a list of possi- ble uses for the school by March 15. Westminster trustees said the high school district's use of Cook schoot since September has been without disruptive incident. "l'VE HEARD NO complaints from the surrounding communi-ty,'• said Mrs. Aguirre. School officials suggested the· continued existence of a com- munity advisory committee in the Cook area. COULTER ALSO echoed re- marks made in the Senate when ERA passed ll-10 late Tuesday, saying "lf we're equal before Mobile-Facilities, Inc. as joint .. -;;;;;;;;;mliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij contractors on the relocatable classroom construction projecL TennU Title Matches Set For Laguna Entries are being accepted for the Laguna Beach Winter FesUval Tennis Championships. Matches will be held the weekends of Feb. 26 and Z1 and MarehSand8. The tournament is open to players l8 yeart or older who live within Laguna Beach Unified School Di.strict or are members of the sponaorinc Laguna Beach Tennis A.ssoclaUon. E v ents include men's, women's and mixed doubles. Matches are scheduled at Laguna Beach lilgb School and Irvlne Bowl tennis courts. witb finals at the bowl. Deadline for entry is s p.m . Friday. Forms are av&nable at. ~lS Forest Ave. Entry fee la $10. Se11tt0Prts .. Antiwar activist Susan Saxe w as sen-ten c e d in Philadelphia Friday to 10 years in prison for the 1970 robbery of a savings and loan company there and a break-in at a National Guard armory in Massachusetts. The relocatable classrooms ' will be used as interim facilities until permanent facilities are de- signed. The six, modular rooms will coat about $140,000, said Woodfto. Dinner to Aid School Sports Irvine residents interested in 1upportlng athletict at Universi- ty Hilb School are asked lo at-: tend the flnt annual fund-raising dinner dance Feb. 26. Ticketa are $30 per couple and • '1tclude a no-host cocktail hour, a buffet dinner, and dalncing at the Moose Lodce in Santa AnJl. There will •lso be 29 door prizes, ~eludin g a color televlalon. Proceeds will 10 to the Univenity Hiah Athletic Depart- ment. . For lnlormatlon or tickets. pbone8S3-~ or 552· 7358. New Trial Bid Denied . . INVITES YOU TO IT'S I st EVER NO WINTER SUMMER SALE Sat. & Sm.. Feb. 12 .. 13 • 10 a.M. to 6 p.m. . FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON •••• iEN~IS ••• * TENNIS CLOTHES 30°/o to 50°/o OFF * ATHLETIC· SHOES,.,_...._., 25°/o to 50°/o OFF RACKETS and ACCESSORIES :SUMMER SPORTSWEAR ••• * 0 1MEIL WET SUITS 200/o OFF * BEACHCOMBER SANDALS 400/o OFF * SPHDOS • Men's & Ladles 500/o OFF * MOREY BOOGIE •"" i..-w11t ... .._.. * CHUICHIU. RMS ....... S9f ...... 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V( ff"Vll¥ f: •lf'n\H'>f\ liKtuf"e ,.,.-,., Jr u ,.,..J ''"° t ,,,~ CIWISU.., O>u<<h I I~ om "m 1~• PIWslc<tl k_,., 81"'1 uc '"'·-um~. Sil>qle ..,mos•.,,.."' ltw <l<>ur Y ou've Gotta Be Good T o Get Band Uniform By ANNE COOPER Ol llM O•lly Piiot Sl•ff Leon Badham, Dana Hills High School band director, would like 120 ::.tuden~ m his marching band. He has the player power, but a uniform ::.hortagc lamits his band to 60 mem- bers. "We have some very high achieving youngsters m Lhe Dana Hills music department.·· he said. A NU MBER OF graduates are playing music professionally. One young man is playing string bass in Pans, France. Another has been on the road two years, playing trumpet. lie 1s recording in Hollywood now." The band uniform shortage has been a major obstacle in training you n g instrumentalists, said Badham. The band is severely limited Hashish Rap Brings Jail J :i mes Lee Perry of Laguna Be.i1:h has been sentenced to 60 d..t)':. an Orange County Jail and placed on three years probation artt•r pleading guilty in Superior Court to charges of possessing ha~h1,h. Judge James H. Walsworth sentt•nccd Perry, 20, of 237 Woodland Brive, who was arrest- ed in the Art Colony Nov . 1 by an undercover Costa Mesa police of· f1cer Perry admitted in court that he met the officer at a South Coast ll1~h'-"rty motel and sold him hashish valued al $180. in marching competition, certain in· struments are eliminated and music blend and balance are affected, he said. . "The one good effect the shortage has bad is to intensify competition," he said. "Only the best musicians get uniforms. The kids really a pply themselves to their music, so they can march with the band." THE YOUNG MUSICIANS also ap- ply themselves to fund raising. Last year they took turns keeping the music going 24 hours a day for a band m arathon over the Memorial Day weekend. The event netted $2,000, which was quickly translated into 10 uniforms. Car washes a nd other student· sponsored fund·raisers brought in another $1,000 last year, Badham said . On March 12 the Dana Hills booster club is sponsoring a fund·raising dance al the Marina Ballroom at Dana Point harbor. The $30 ticket in- cludes admission to the dance and a chance to win a 1977 Che vette, said Aaron Gold, club chairman. INFORMATION ON THE Dana Hills music program or on the dance is available by calling Badbam at the high school, 496-6666, or Gold at 496·3626 or 493-5470. Charges Eyed LOS ANGELES (AP) -A coroner's jury has cleared the way for possible criminal charges in the death of actor Onslow Stevens. whose widow testified he waited 4 1~ hours before an ambulance was called after a fall. 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Saturd!y, February 12, 11177 OAIL y PILOT AS 'Turn Off the Set' Boyco tt Due Over TV Sex, Violence BJ GEORGE W,OOBNEU. • ....... 1 .... Wl1ler NEW YORK -An outcry eeainat the pervasive violence and cheapened sex on televlsion is swelling across Che· country, with many churches and other groups planning speclfic resl.stance -a week of blanked-out TV screens. . Involvement "is spowballine." says the Rev. Donald E. Wildmon, a Southaven, Miss., pastor who sparked the strategy to challenge TV brutality and distorted trivlalilin& or sex. "PEOPLE ARE JUST P1AIN fed up wJth thia trash," be says, shuffling throuib piles ot cor· respondence pledging participation ln "Turn the Television Off Week" Feb. 27-Mattb 5. "The only language t.be networks understand ls profits -and we're speaking in that language." month In Atlanta, to evaluate t.be medium's bandl· in& ol vlolence, sexuality and perpetuation of stereotypes. The Southem Baptist Convention tut week completed a series of four realoaal public bearings on TV content -ill Danas, Tu.; Mootcomery. Ala.; ·Richmond, Va., a.od San Ftancl.seo. Forrest Smith, a Dallu attorney, told one session that TV bu become so morally deleterious as to COGStitute a "clear and preeent d&ll(er to our society... . IT'S "LEA.DI NG · t18 DOWN the pflmrose path," said John P. Dever, a Danville, Va., sociologist. The Rev. Dr. Foy Valentine, bead of the Soulhera Baptist Cbriatian We commwlon which sponsored the bearings, says testimony is being compiled to present to network executives. Meanwhile, be applauded the drive for "Turn the Television Off Week." · He says more than 1,000 churches, syuaaogues and civic associatioo.s throughout the country have indicated t.bey will participate in the week of darkened TV sets. He predicted ~ of thousands will join in by the target date. -;:;::;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;::;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;::::; "The response bas been absolutely rantasUc from all across America," says Mr. Wildmon of Soutbaven's First United Methodist Church. Crl'ING GROUPS MOBO..IZED FROM Con· necticut to California, Roman Catholic. Jewish and Protestant. be adds, "The movement is not con· fined to the Bible belt. "This is one cause on which the vast majority of Americans agree," he says. "For years concerned citizens have pleaded in vain with the networks to stop the deterioration in programming that is cor- roding the mental and moral cli male of our society. "Now we are no longer asking. We are telling them. We are going to hit them in their pocket· books. Ir the networks don't respond, the baWe bas just begun. We won't quit until we get results." HE RELEASED RESULTS OF a week's monitoriQg of prime·time TV by members of bis congregation, recording 29 instances of TV sex liaisons and 133 other references to sex affairs, 90 percent of the cases involving sex outside mar- riage. He also cited figures that the average child, by the time of completing high school, bas witnessed 18,000 TV murders. The minister says TV offers some quality programming, but much of it is dis· torted and antisocial. · But "the day of judgment has arrived for the networks," he says. The boycott week plan spread as various re- ligious and civic bodies pushed new efforts 1o analyze and alter TV output. THR EE DENOMINATIONS, THE United Methodist Church, the American Lutheran Church and the Church of the Brethren, launched a series of "television awareness" workshops, starting last Old Age Film Due For Group Wall Recliners Altcllna-Rockers Soff ettea HUNDRE DS IN STOCK MISSION VIEJO . 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I belleve tbe death penalty certa1-lly deters some potential murderers, Just as the PC>UibWty ol a prison term certainly deters some lesser crlminala. \Ve do not dJamantle our jails because their exiateoce faill to dissuade all felons. NO& DO 1 llEUEVE legal execution ls "racist." If a dispropor. tionate. number of murderers are black it is because a diapropor· Uonate number of mul'derers a.re black -even as a dispropot· tionate 1DJJDber of murder vict.lms are black. The death penalty tan 't "cruel and unusual" when meted out for tbe foulest crimes. The punishment ls almost instantaneous. It is the pre·execution anxiety that produces the suffering. Tbe argument that capital punishment "brutalizes" society is only airy conjecture, unprovable and probably untrue. It is the murderer who infuriates the people and makes them glad to pay see the slam-bang "good" killings in movies like "Death Wish" and "Dir· · tyHarry." NOR DO I TlllNK it's reasonable to ask the public to witness. on television or in person, a legal execution. Such an experience might itself constitute a punishment of the innocent, because to view an ex- ecution is to risk lifelong trauma -not because the condemned in· divldual ~·t deserve wbat he gets, but because the process is and must be ghastly. We kno)N, for instance, that autopsies are fre· quently necessary and desirable, but because we sanction them it doe1n'tfollow that we muststand at the surgeon's elbow. Nor need we worry overmuch about an innocent man being put to death by the state. I know of no instance where this has occurred in modem times, and America's all-but-endless appeals mechanism is the best guarantee of justice ever devised. TOO, THE IDEA that pel'50f\S of a suicidal bent may commit murder in order to force the state to accommodate their death wish, wbUe plausible, bears upon onJy a tiny minority of capital cases· although there is reason to believe Gary Gilmore fit into that category. But having made these points, and having changed not a whit my contempt for abolitionists who have more compassion for killers than for the unborn innocents who are murdered by the milllons in the nation's clinics and hospitals, I have come to the conclusion - , "'· ..; . ' .. ~ .. , .. ... I after more reOection than is probably 10ot for a man -that the death penalty should be abolished. My ar1ument.a a.re two. First of au. capital punishment la too light a sentence. ln Gilmore's cast!, because be lnlist~ OD waiving bis rilbt of appeal, be substantially reduced bis days on death row. Instead of the usual year or two or lhfee, Gilmoft was in jail for only a few months, after his two murders. Gary Gilmore bas escaped. IN .MISSISSIPPI'S state prison, 28-year-old Jimmie Lee Gray ls awaiting death for the rape and murder of a 3-year-old girl. His mother, Vema Smith, has written to Mi.ssi.ssippt authorities ureing that her son's execution be carried out. Her reason: Death is a lighter penalty than life in prison. While I am disarmed by the mother's attitude, I think she ls right. A life senten~e without hope of parole is a more severe punish- ment than execution. I want to emphasize that a life sentence is suitable for the worst crimes only if two conditions are made certain. The murderer must be confined until his natural death. There shouldn't be any parole hearings, even if they are just of the ceremonial kind. Charles Manson, for lostance, is eligible to apply for parole next year. That form allty should be denied murderers who rate execution but are given lite terms instead. IT IS ALSO ESSENTIAL that such individuals be locked up in a special part of the prison where there is no possibility of physical contact with guards or other prisoners. If we abolish the death penalty, we must make sure that the murderer bas no opportunity to kill again, because there would be no way to punish him for that crime. In addition, the felon should be denied access to the homosex· ual rites t.bat are commonplace in prisons. A lifetime of near-isolation in prison would be worse than execu- tion, and it would be the severest penalty a civilized society can lm· pose. My second argument is this: J believe that even though a large majority of Americans say they favor capital punishment, no normal person can ~act to an execution without feeling a sharp sting, a primeval pain that tells us this punishment, no matter bow richly deserved, is out of syne with the gyropilot at the center of our being. It is a pain or the soul. TIDS IS NO'.f TO say that all killing is evil, or even that execu· lions are evil. If an intruder enters your bedroom at night, you can lay on him with a baseball bat with full confidence that virtue rides with every swing, and killing in war is partly an extension of the absolute right of self-defense. But those are killings "of the mo- ment." The legal execution, with all its horror-chamber ritual, places an emotional burden on the public that the public doesn't de- serve. In other words the result is right but the act rankles. J think life-without· hope-of-parole is a fair substitute for capital punishment, and I don't think that potential murderers will be en· couraged to go on a spree. A lifetime of near-isolation in a maximum security prison might well be viewed in the criminal mind as a fate worse than death. AND FOR SOCIETY there would be these gains: We would be spared the need to answer such questions as how death should ~ ad- ministered, who should do it, and who should be permitted (or re- quired) to watch. We would also be spared theatrical press accounts of last meals, last prayers, and last words. And we would avoid the mythologizing of murderers. Finally, by keeping the worst felons alive but hopelessly caged, we would make them symbols of our reverence for good, of our re- vulsion at their profound evil, and of our determination that they shall disturb our souls no more. Tab's Stiff for LA Air By THOMAS D. ELIAS An odd combination of de· fiance and compromise was in evidence.last month as the state Air Resources Board (ARB) act- ed to stiffen still further the smog requirements for cars sold in CaUfomia. The ARB move came on the very same day that Democratic Stale Sen. John Holmdahl of Oakland introduced legislation to rescind all California regulations that are tougher than federal rules for the other 49 states. HOLMDAHL'S BILL followed an estimate by the s t ate's legislative analyst that the special California rules will cause this state's drivers to pay $1.17 billion more for new cars in the next eight years than they would otherwise . The senator 's move was based partly on the theory that most an· ti-smog rules primarily benefit Southern California, but resi· dents oC other areas must pay the same price and fuel consumption penalties. r ' SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS of Ronald Reagan's administra. tion, a fight that saw him fire four of the five ARB mcmben he had appointed. The outcome of that di!pute has been a requirement !or in· stallation of NOx-reduct1on de· vices on all 1966· 70 model cars when they change hands . The S35 devices bring the older autos into line with the NOx produced by pbst-1970 cars. It is that standard which is now scheduled for even further reduc- tion, starting in the early 1980s. Jn making that decision, the four current air board members paid no attention at all to Holmdahl's bill, and the fact that ARB Chairman Tom Quinn re· ma ins Gov. Brown's closest political adviser is a pretty good indication that even if the bill passes, it won't be signed into law. Smaller firms with few engine families will be allowed to meet the final standard at the latest possibledate, 1983. In effect, this also gives the car companies time to pursue ongo- ing studies aimed at proving that NOx is actually beneficial in the • quantities produced by present models. THAT WAS THE argument of both Ford and GM, who con- tended the NOx is needed for chemical reactions that lower the oxidant content of California air. Since oxidants are more poisorious than NUx, their argu. ment was that total elimination of NOx, which the new California standard approaches, would ac- tually be harmful. · That argument didn't carry much weight with the ARB, which contended that Jiltle is known about some of the nitrogen compounds produced by airborne NOx and that they may be even more pernicious than ox-idants. Victors' Spoils Abound Ironically, the new rules ARB members opted for are designed specifically to benefit the Southland, but they will affect cars sold in all other areas. Those new rules will force elimination of 80 percent of the oxides of nitrogen now emitted by California cars. Only the Los Angeles area has a significant problem from these chemicals. BUT AT THE same time, the board members demonstrated a willingness to compromise with automakers. But if the automaker·funded . studies show this is wrong, that some NOx is a good thing, there still would be time to revert to today's standards. All these concerns remain limited aJmost completely to the Los Angeles area, while other areas continue to help pay the price for them. B1 W. DALE NELSON : ..... -~-··"~ i Sevenly-seven men and two ; women are now eligible to bor· row lax·nurtured potted plants, j receive free outpatient medical : care and use a swimmtn1 pool in t the building where they work. Tbe reason: They have been ·a worn in as members of •Congress. ! Interviews with a sampling or ! the freshman lawmakers in· 'dJcate they have a mixed reac· Jl uon to the perquisites of a member ol Congress, •hicb also Include such thlnlJS as loans of &overnment-owned art reproduc-I tions. BEP. JOHN J. Cavanaugh (D- INeb.) lea the taxpayer·1upplied benttfita as "a danger to any pel'IOD who comes here, and a ldan1er to which many succumb. , "Unless you are able to keep ttlllnra in penpective, you can ~ose alebt of the effect of your e1lslative actJons and or lnlla· Uon on people." r-Rep. Robert K. Dornan (R· lcalit.) also expressed reaerva· ;dona about the frlf\IO benefits of ~flee. l .. Conitas will never diaclpllne 09'ANGli COAST DAILY PILOT itself, so the President should ap· point a.no-nonsense committee, which accurately describes to the taxpayers exactly how bad the situation is and then test the constitutionality of an executive order putting a lid on growth of privileges," Dornan said BUT REP. NORM Dicks (D· Wash.} took a different view: "I don't think it's ~oing to change my own perspective or view on things." Dicks, a former University of Washinston football player , especially def ended the House and Senate l)'mnasiums. "People who try to stay fit are goine to do a better job, and there is a real vacuum of places to get exercise in Wubingtoo." Tennessee's new Democrat ·Sen. James Sasser agreed. "I don't think the minor emolu· ments of oHice are going to turn my head," he said. THESE EMOLUMENTS in· elude outpatient medical care by Capitol physicians; foreign travel for stated official purposes, with wives often going along for "protocol reasons" and funeral expenses for members who die in office. Only members of the con- gr essional lead ership are en~ titled to their own chauffeured limousines, but Senate Sergeant· a t·Arms Nordy Hoffman told senators-elect at a pre-session meeting to "just call my office" if they needed one. A Future P r blem? SACRAMENTO (AP) - Almost without noti~e. the lealslature has commltted more than $4 blllion ln tutu"' slate funds to pensions 1n the last five yens, a legislator says. A lmOlt all of the money was contained tn legislation aimed at · 1horln1 up the beleaguered peulGll plan for taachera, aald Sen. Newton Ruuell <R· TuJunaa>. &tJSSELL, CBAUtMAN' of lbe Senate PubUc SmpJoyes and Retirement Committee, aald last week that 1egtalatJon lt needed to 1uarantee that emplOJW set the penaioaa lhey'n comat.IJif Oil. 1A addl•kw\ ... qi4, 11\WUNI are ....s.d to mate av.re "it wW D0t. be a bli ~rlM lo IOllHl W • p n 20 to 30 years down the r ad" when the bill comes due on anl ve reU.rement beDefit.s. He said tctuariei asslped to h com~ttee by the Senate llu CommJttee will enable the teals iure to act on future pension bllla with Ml knowlildae of what they'll coat. RfJ88ELL SAID teachers• pension le,islaUon account.od for $4 bUUon ol tho S..t4f bUUon that hat been approved by the atate. The bllla have ranaed. from coat-of·livtftl lncttues to reduc· lion• In the iftlnlmum aee to qGlllfy tor benefltl, be 11ld. ln addition, e uld, "no ace bu au ldta wbat cotts local 10• mmtnt bu accumulaled by lldoptJria loci! ~on. be.sellt In· cnu..'' - American Motors, for in- stance, protested in a public hearing that it couldn't make all its cars meet the low-NOx stan· dard by the 1982 model year. And while the ARB has now shown some willingness to com· promise with the car companies by pushing back its final deadline a year, it shows little sign of do- ing anything about tbat. THE OXIDES nitrogen, known as NOx, were the subject of a major battle in the waning days It will be permitted to phase in the new standards over a lhree- year period ending in 1983, as will Ford, General Motors and others with multiple engine varieties. Bailey's Book Bungk ByHERBCAEN Atty. F. Lee Bailey's $250,000 de-al with Putnam's for a book on the Patricia Hearst trial 1s a bomb and a bummer: The publisher has rejected hls manuscript, the next question betng-,..ut Flee return his advance? The ume publisher's ''The Voices of Guns," anew544·pace wbopperbyS.F.'s Paul A very and Vin McLellan, may tell you more than you want to know about Hearst and the St.A anyway. JOLLY JOE Coffey, the IU>ekbroker here who won $100,000 on NBC's "Name That Tune," will draw tt0,000 a year for· 10 yean, "~ch Siva me a taxbreak.N WW be invest tt ln •tocu and bonM 0 AnJtbf.nl butt,. Tbe tune be tdebUfted, "U You W1ll llU,Q' ,..,.,la a traditlocil Scoteli ballad l'«"Ol'ded·• duet ln •a by DOril D~ and U.. IN B~ Clark. "l hive a craQ mem., for Old INS." admits Joe, a b.lt un· nee~: an pre.lout MQUIDeel of ''Name TbttTclie;••ba..aa)t2,ooo. ~ NG90DJ AIKSD. but Ma troly Uberated ,..... J..-i to tM I~ me ot tbat UJl.. wieldy term, "chairperson.'' since the last syllable la definitely sexist. "Only "cbal.rperchlld" will do. AHA: THE WORLD press was wrong· wron1·WRONG in reporting that Jimmy Carter was the first president to walk to the in- au1ural. Take the word or history buff Manuel Cecil Ktt.e, who cites Nathan Scbachner's "Thomas Jefferson, A Biography," Vol. 2 u authority for at•Une that Jefferson walked to his lnauauration from bis boarding house "tome di.stance away," was sworn in, and then walked back. No bll deal ..• SAM FO~. ·~•ndnc over tbe maguine rack at the :M.Ontl~n Walpeen's, round tbese beadlinea on aclJotnJng m.,. and ra1s: "Cher and Donnle O.mond Admit •we Have a Love Pad." " .. Paul Glaser and Cher Confess 'We're In Love,' " "Cher and Davld Soul Reveal Trvt.h About Mexican Love Trlpe.i.." "Cber Tbttatened wlth Fatal Dlleue.' ur maybe lbe'a Just plumb tuckered out. &EGOIE JACKSON, the baseball mllllonaln, bu ~ admirers too, one of whom last week took a beer can opener and 1ou1ed a iroove completely a.round Beale'• Rolla· Royce. It la oot believed that IOa>eooe wu ._,,iai to tum bll bard· top into. COllvvt.lble. HI alrls and boys. Our Valentine's Art Contest ls over for another year and each • yearltgets betterand better. Hundreds of ~nlrlea were re- ceived and our Judges really had their work cut out for them in selecting a Grand Prize winner. But select her they did and the clever cartooning of Michelle Raus or Newport Beach ls at the ritbL Michelle won for herself and three guests a •·scrumptious b:runeb" in the Capriccio Terrace of the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach on Sunday. There were so many excellent drawings that Uncle Len wished that he could have bad a dozen prizes so that the finallsts could each have won. HONORABLE MENTION in the finals goes to Jan ice Tomei, Rodney Carrido. Sandy Olive, Heidi Mason, Arthur Rivera, Stephnie Derby, Maureen Gildea, Debbie Cohen, Mary Lou Thomson, Steve Mcilroy, David Call, Dede Boyd, Cami Camella, Hillary Barrows, Paula Charron, Noah Kempler, Peggie Hardy, Bonnie Dubbs, Mark Kuehne, ,Mike Sheffer, Scott Phillips, Sarah Porse, Tiffany Lacrosse, Robby Long, Julie Duddridge, Richard Annann, Dona Norris, Debbie Parsons, Cosi Brown, and Scott Peet, all of Costa Mesa. Also to Anna Parry, Marlis Ayer, Dawn Umemoto, Sean Kenefick, Lynn SchauJis, Chari Hanon, Scott a nd Mark Whitcher , Curt Visca, Leslie . r .. iC GRAND PRIZE WINNER* Michele Raus, 11, of 2084 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach Cross and Cheryl Cllaunch, all of Huntington Beach; Michelle Kosky, Carrie Maze, Jennifer Malone and Mindy Davis, all of Newport Beach : Traci Marinovich, Shannon Newell and Heather Dawn Manclerk of Balboa; Marshall and Shannon Lane and Tanya August of Laguna Beach; Amy Moffat of Irvine; Jill Wettengel of Foun· tain Valley; and Tyra Wolfsberg ofCoronadel Mar. Uncle Len would like to thank each and every one that entered. This week you should draw a portrait of Abraham Lincoln. A good likeness may be found in the quiz sect.ion of your page today. So until next week then, Uncle Len wishes each and every one the very. very best of everything and may all your hearts be filled with Valentine's love. ~ LetterS From Ellie tl Ccl \O• JOI\ E. "4w- DearEWe, Wba& causes the trail of watery liquid beblnd a movlngsnaU? JeuT. Dear Jean, Snails crawl mostly by wave-like motions through the muscular foot. Like all molluscs (shelled creatures) they secrete mucus while crawling. This slippery material lubricates the foot to prevent abrasion or scratching on this very im· portant part of the snail's body. Thi.9 mucwi trail dries to a silvery line, and one .ii able to see where a snail has crawled over a stone or piece of wood. Ellie DearEllle, How does a wasp build &Mee UUJe clay COD· talDen Uaat I sometimes n.d attacbecl to beams in ocar attic! JeDJliferT. Dear Jennifer. These tiny containers are made for hatching eggs. The rem ale was p does the nest building and col· lects the material from patches m1111111r of clay soil. IC it happens to be too dry lo gather up, she is able to•~t~,i'i<tiiii•: moi1tenitwithwatercarriedjusl for this purpose. She scoops up small moun~ of clay and forms them into tiny pellets with her mouth and front legs. She holds the pellets between her h~ad and thorax and carries them this way aa she rues to her neat site. Here she flattens ELLIE them into strips and builds a hollow sphere. Aner many tripe to the clay patch, she finished the nest. Nm she bunts for some beetle larvae or caterpillara. She aUngs them ao that they are parali%ed but not dead, carries them to the nest one bJ one and pmhes them into the narrow opening thal abe hu made for tbia purpose. They wlll stay alive but immobile and wUI be food for the larva of the waap when ll batches. Some wasps lay the egg oo one or the caterplllars; others suspend it on a thread that bangs from the top. As soon u the eag is laid, the wup seals up the open.inc and abandons the next. The young wasp, when developect, will break a hole in tbe side and escape. M~ of the wasps build similar brood nests, some in the ground, some attached to plants or boards. Ellie Dear E.We, I woald Uke to know what weaver birds are like. GaUG. Dear Gail, The name weaver is sometimes given to any of the birds that actually weave material to build nests, but the true weaver birds come from Africa or Asia. They belong to the same general family as sparrows but have far different habits. The nests of the weaver birds are always closed at the top and have an opening on the side or bot- tom. The male does the nest building as he searches for a female. The bird works much like a weaver of baskets, weaving the strands together and actually tying knots. Most of this is done with the beak, but a foot is often used to hold down a piece of material. Females are at tr acted to the nest and inspect it. Not all nests are accepted, and if no female "likes" his nest, the male rips it apart and builds another. When a female does accept it, she begins to bring material to tine the inside. Weaver blrds tend to breed in large colonies, and clusters of the basket-like nests swing Crom the branches of large, isolated trees on the plains. Jn another species, the social urge is so strong that a communal nest is constructed to house several families. Two pairs begin nests near each other, and keep on building until eventually the nests are joined. Other pairs come in and start to build very close. Soon a huge structure is created, housing many nests, each with its own opening. A particular species of weaver bird builds a giganUc communal nest that continues lo be used year after year by generations descended from the blrds which first started it. Ellie ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: What is a pipefish like? A pipefish is about a toot' long and quite slim, actually pipe-like in ap· pearance. It is related to seahorses, and the females lay their eggs in the brood pouches on the males. Here the eggs are kept until they are hatched. Also like the seahorse, it has a long snout that is quite slender. When these creatures suspend themselves among the waler reeds, they are almost impossible to see. QUESTION : Do baby snails have shells when they hatch? Hundreds of starfish were re· moved from oyster beds by oyster farmers before they un· derstood the process of regenera- tion. They chopped the starfish into small pieces and threw them. back into the water. Soon ·the' pieces regenerated into whole animals and the oysters were at· tacked by thousands or hungry predators. ex>ver and digest the soft parts of these sea creatures. Tho stomach is then returned to place. Tb.ii 1truge and unusual eaUng habit i. not found in any other animal. THE STKANGE STOMACH can 1et into the nanowut crack. !:•credoo is rarely necessary amce the starfish predlguts his food. Starfish have a water vascular ,,.tern in which water is fore~ into many r<>wt of tube feet. Suckers on the endt of t8em let UM intaW attach ltaelf to ob- Jeetl. 'n.f can exert a seven-- pound pnaure on a closed clam and, alnce'~lbey have ll'Hl tn· durance. &bey can eaally °'*tlasl th•clam. Slarlllb are able to crow nilla· In• pai1i. a groceu called re- cencrat.iol\. GRAND OLD LADY OF THE ctRCUS HAS PACKED HER TRUNK FOR THE LAST TIME Marcella, the 60-ptua Pachyderm, WHI Spend Her Retirement Y••~• In Flori~• Teen Touted As Youngest 'Landlord' Marcella Retires From Circus Life PONTIAC, Mich. CAP) Freddie Simmons may be Michigan's youngest landlord. The 13-year·old bought a re- possessed house with money from odd jobs and spent his free time fixing and repairing the home, which he plans to rent next month . VENICE, Fla. CAP> -The grand old lady of the clrcus bas packed her trunk for the last time. Marcdla, the elephant, has re- tired. After 29, 700 performances under the Big Top, there are no more hectic road tours. glittery show girls or custom-designed wardrobes for the 7,000-pound star of the center ring. The aging pachyderm will spend her days lazily munching ap· pies, hay and sweet feed and roaming with giraffes and zebl'U in a large menagerie at Circus World. "I was shocked," his father, Fred Simmons Jr. said when Freddie first announced he want· ed to buy a house. But Simmons said be later changed his mind and began to encourage his son. NOBODY KNOWS for sure how old Marcella is, but she's over 60. She was brought by ship from Ceylon in 1922. In tbosedays, under the importation law, elephants had to be at least. six years old to make the long, hard voyage. She is the oldest of Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey elephants. and for 55 years a mainstay of the traveling show. She had a solo dance routine as the circus played in 45 cities across the country "He's good at plumbing, carpentry and painting around the house. So, I thought. why not?" each year. ~ Last week, Marcella's circus friends gave her a farewell parfy. Freddie's grandfather, Al Branch, a real estate agent, found the house in listings of the Department of Hous ing and Urban Development. His mother, Clarice, purchased the house on Pontiac's eastside because the law does not allow a min or lo buy a house . There was a huge elephant-shaped cake -which Marcella ate. And a dozen fresh-cut roses. She ate them, too. HER AGE SHOWS in the deep-set wrinkles and the hollowed cheeks. Her pace has slowed. Once. with her great strength, she was able to help pull up the rigging for the mammoth tents. · "It will be a long, long lime before any others retire," s&jd Buckles Woodcock who rode Marcella 25 years ago. There are few elephants lert from her generation. Trainer Axel Gautier, who has taken care of Marcella for 1& years, is sure that if she could talk "she would tell him she doesn't wanttoquit." The family doesn't know what the house might be worth once it's fixed up. Freddie plans to rent it for $130 to $140 per month. But, if it's true that an elephant never forgets. Marcella will never be out of the spotlight. world scope (10 polnta for uc:h quettlon 1111wered correctly) 1 President Carter's request to Congreu for temporary emergency powers included a provision to (CHOOSE ONE: lift price con· trols from, impose price controls on) some natural gas sales. 2 In his first formal news conference, Secretary of State .. r .. said that he planned a trip to the Middle East this month. 3 Vice President W;iher Mondale completed a series of visits to five European nlltlons and •. l .. a-Japan b-China C·Mexico 4 A Carter Administr;ition proposal now before Congress Includes a SSO (CHOOSE ONE· rebate of, surtax on) 1976 tnes for each taxpayer and dependent. 5 In what was reportedly the action of Irish Republican terrorim, 12 bombs exploded along Oxford Street in a commercial area in the city of .. l .. newsname (10 pofntt tf rt" cen ldtntlff Ihle '*"°" In the news) In a recent poll by the U.S. Historical Society, I was the unanimous (hoice as head of the list of our "10 Greatest Presidents." What is my name, and in what year wu I lnauguutedf makhwords (4,........, ....... m.nch) 1 .. mdttl l•lnslc, lndispenuble b-lnform;atlon Mptead at~ rapid r,ue h In addition to being a family fun feature, THE QUIZ is an integral part of the In -classroom news program presented In Orange Coast area schools as a public service by the Dally Pilot. An1wors •l>Pffr (UjttldrlloWftl Mlow qulr ' • news picture ( 10 polnta If J041 •n11Wet thla Qllfftion correc:llJ) The year's e-tremely cold weather hu caused ~any people to 1h1nk about fuels. Can you name three fossil fuelsl sportlight (2 pOinta for etch qu.lltlon llttwered corNCtfy) ' I• 1 l Dick Stockton upset .. f .• in the final$ of the l,lnhed Stat~ Pro . Indoor Tennis Championships. ' \ 2 The match took (CHOOSE ONE: three, (Ive) set" l A new major pro golf tour scheduled Its Eastern debut for thl1 week In Miami. The other major tour 11 called the PCA. What I does "PGA" stand forr 4 A newspaper reported that star .. r .. Bobby Orr of the NHL1s Chicago Black Hawks has retired for the rest of the present season. a-goalie b-wlng c-defen~man s Competition in (CHOOSE ONE: sport puachutfn;, hunting) includes c1tqories of style, accyr1cy, and rel1tlv• work. rouridta&le ,..,., ._...(no~) Lfrizona Cactus Poachers Pose Thorny ProbkrJJ Fruit Trees t=· Flower Too )(any lardeners Udnt ol peaches, cherries and plums as orcbanl trees pla.:ed in the aide yard for tbe1r fruit only. Look agalD if your thlnklng follows • ~ alon1 those lines. \ Some fruit tl'"9 are grown strictly for their or- . nammtal value at blossom time but o&hera produce abundant flowers and fruit u well. FLOWE&ING RUITING peadl varieties in· elude Double Delight, a large pale pink double ,flowered variety which bears early to midseuon freestene fruit. Double Delight develops into a medium she tree. Dally News' Three-Star and ' Four-Star varities are also dual purpose peaches. • Tbr&e·Slar bas dark double blooms and ' yellow-Oesbed freestones. Four-Star has salmon- , pink blooms and highly-colored deep red, white nesbed freestone peaches. Among the flowering plums is the Purple-Leaf Plum <Pnmua cerasifera 'atropurpurea'). This is a fast grower and reaches a height of 25-30 feet. The new leaves are a copper red and eventually turn a . greenish brome in summer. THE SMALL BED fruit is not only decorative -it makes an excellent preserve. The variety Thundercloud is a smaller tree with graceful limbs. 0 "1'he flowers are a bluish white in early spring and • ~e fruit is red with yellow flesh. ·~ The smaller varieties of flowering cherries • ave long been favorites in oriental gardens. arieties such as Double and Single Weeping Cher- •)ies and the Sieboldil grow to a petite but showy ' ~12feettaU. The larger varieties and there are many, make attractive focal points in the spring garden or useful shade trees. Any of the cherries may be planted un- , 'Cler to bring them into the garden de.sign. Air, Ground elet. But be hu a question about tbe ltate'a ter- ritory ot 11S,417 square mUes: "Bow l>I& of an area can 7ou cover with that many people?" He noted, however, that the bJshway patrol made.the ~ haul of WecaJ caeU In state hia· &aey lat A Georse J. Bernard, a. formerlJ of Port1ad, .• wu stopped wttb Ml barrel cacti from a eciuthena Artlooa mlniq lite. Ibo patrol aald. BDNAU ALLEGEDLY la GM ol ~ larse- ,,,,, o,, .... furni1ure & interior1 ALL 4 PIECES scale poacben operating at any one time, Coun· tryman .. said. "Tbey take cactus, Joshua trees, palm trees -whatever the current market de-mands, .. be UJ>lalned. He added: "We'-n bad Jbout 12·1' arrested in the lut maot.b. WbJcb b quite an tncrease -up about double from a year ago." But tor po•cbers, the riats may seem worth it. Saeuaros aolc;I for $800 recently to San Francisco laodacapers and barrels were bringing some $37 .50, Countryman said. Re noted the maximum fine for tbe mlsdemeanor cbar&e is S300 aod jud&es rarely impose a Jail tenn. . "In the leaillalure they talk about m~ it a felony ooce lo a while," Countryman aald. •out you 'Te talJdq about a pretty atiff penalt.y -one to five years foc-stealine plants." TllEllE 18 A LEGAL $1 permit for' removing cactus and a S2 one for saguaros. QUALITY LIVING ROOM . ~ .. o..'-"""~""io-t. ,~ pi.,.i..99 ~~--n. ~ ~VM".00, i . .. l' War Declared . - GREATEST VALUE IN ALL OF CAl.JfORHIA. THIS LOVELY 4 PIECE SET IS TAILORED IN ANE HERCULON. YOU GET THE SOFA, LOVE SEAT, CHAIR AND OTTOMAN AT THIS UNBEUEV ABLE PRICE $399 Spanish Commode• or 60" Cocktail Ta&les ~=-$38 ... -3 .. SC}9 1 On Gypsy Moth SAN JOSE (AP> -An air and ground war will be dee!~ this spring against the Gypsy Moth in hopes.of eradicating the West's first infestation of the tree-eating pest. John W. Kennedy, sent by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to bead up---------the attack, said a four- square mile area will be sprayed from a helicopter with an in.sec· ticide known as "dimilin W·25." AT THE SA.llE time, ground fatta will spray tb-e area wltb gans loaded with "Sevin-80S," which contains a chemical ingredient also used in flea collars. Kennedy described both insecticides as "vuy, •f!rY sale .•. and not detrimental to the people. the environment or anythln1." The Gyp1)l Koth, wblcb de.troys more than one mlllloa trees in hatch, stale en - tomologist Don Henry said. There will be no move of people away from the areas being sprayed, he said. The state quarantined some 800 homes last Dec. 21. Although residents are allowed to leave the area, they must obtain clearance before they can remove from the area eoods stored out· side their homes. Spyglass To Meet New F.nelaod each year, Wedo d was dl.acovered in the es ay Willow Glen area last October. It was the first 1uch infestation west of the Missouri River. Next meeting for Spyglass Hill Garden Club will be Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Green, 23 Sao Mateo Drive, Corona de! Mar. THE SPU YING will becin early th.ls sprio1. jult about the time the moth'• eggs start to Helping Mrs. Green with the hospitality will ----------. be llme1. Verne Cox and Weekend Gardening ·Checklist ·, • If you haven't alre•dY done so, prune ' 'and spray Rose bushes. Jf rains are absent. be ' sure to keep them deeply watered. . • Keep fallen Camellia bJos10ms picked up to eliminate the possible breediq site to Camellia a>etal blight. ·~maybe pnmed to two or three leaf buds abo.e ll'OQDCI. Ric bard Taketa. Subject for discwision will be African Violets by Patricia Cohen, presi· ·dent of the Orange Coun· t)'IOdety. Mn. Cohen is a certified Judge with the African Violet Society of America which requires, amona other qualifica-. tions, ftve years growtnc · experience with these plants. She has lSO dif· ferent varieties in her ownbome. Mn. Cohen will be jud1U11 the first Oranee County African Violet show, March 25-26 at the Commercial Center Building in Tu,,tio. Included in Wed· neldlJ'• meetinf•I 1!ill be a plant sale. G4rclen club members will bear Mn. Cobm speak about tbe maQJ •arieti• of the African Violet plant. bow to can for tbem and bow to propoeate tbem . Mtmbel'I are lnvlted to. brinJr lbelr 1lck African Violeta fcrdlap~la. ~·A. -• ~D •"·'~ COVIR POLITICS ....... DAILY PILOT l n.111unt.1 .. ~ .,.. ... , .... &..__ ~ ... r effeN4 et·· fillt lew ,riul 1-Yllh lleewty ,1w tlftlt•fn - ..... '" • .-eftHk.eltt •rrey ef cielwa. PLAY PEN. . . IOTH PIECES '> I C'act••IY*•t .... ~ ..__ ,., "'HerQ,._.· ... tt.e fwWic ..... _.. 1tlllift w .... wtet. ••••-._m cushkHtlne •fMI _._.. fw -Y _.,.. $)5 Ctlic and IJ*1dlng "Wflllt#oot!" aectiona1 by Guildcrllft keepe b beauty 1ntec:t for )'911S. mlde 14> In 5'Aln ,...._,., long wearing, easy-to-cat9-lof' Herculon9 Olefln fiber. It's atap, bJxedo arm styling. looee p4low bed! erd ~ lide pillows keel> on maldng a strong ex>n1errc>oraty Sllltamenl Bmgs home prod that fuhlon and value sllll lrve. SOFA & LOVESEAT BOTH PIECES BUNK CHEST BED I BUNK Bookcae '59 ~gsr$179'5 O.k '69 Mow in COSTA M•8A 18•1 •A•BD• 81YD. ~..-,~NI PURNITURE) ··--•••..• ,., nMUMCOUaSI fO IMY. WW $, .: UCAIH JS& ' . I Saturd!)'. Februvy 121 1977 DAILY PILOT ~ B Time~o:w To Plant Roses 'Perfect' ·Valentine Gift Orchard It's time to stop procrastinal· .ing -time to get out in lbe yard and plant that backyard orchard of peaches, cherries, plums, ap- ples, peens and. apricota from bare root stock. The trees will have plenty o! time to become established dur- i.De lbe remainlng days of winter and will put on quick growth with the return of warm spring weather. The best selection and lowest prices is during the winter bare root season too -so 'there's no reason to delay the project a mo. mentlonger. CONSULT YOUR nurseryman for advice on the best fruit varieties to grow in your climate. Dwarf varieties are also availa· bfe for small garden plots. They yield normal size fruit and their shorter height make harvesting an easy task. It's been a dry year and de· pending on how much rain has fallen in your area, the soil is apt to be bone dry a few feet below the surface. Since new roots will only grow into moist areas you should ftil the planting hole with , water and let the water drain • away deep into the soil. 1 1 Amend the backfill soil with compost or other organic matter. This half garden soil/half or ganic matter mix w1JI provide a good transition zone for the new roots to grow SHAPE SOME of the soil at the bottom of the planting hole into a mnund and spread the roots out over the mound. Make sure the mound is at proper height so that the plant will sit in the soil at the same depth it was planted at the nursery. CA soild ring around the trunk will indicate the proper depth ) Loosen the soil around the f sides of the hole. Fill the soil in and around the roots so that there are no air pockets. When the hole ' is filled. water well to settle the soil. Do not apply fertilizers until spring growth 1s well under way I -Roger's Slates 'Floral' Tour W.or1nb.urg~rs? Bait Farm Seeks Recipes Ron Gaddie is probably one or the most down·to-earth guys you'll ever meet. He should be. He's made over a million bucks off of earthworms; and be eats them for lunch, too. In fact, his company -North American Bait Farms, (NABF), Ontario, California-is offering$500tothe person submitting the best earthworm recipe to their offices by April30. "WORMS COULD BE one of the Rrimary ingredients in future solutions to food shortages an<l waste disposal pro- blems," Gaddie said. "Not only are they a source or high protein food for human consumption, they can be used to feed livestock and their castings (waste products) can be used to fertilize farm crops." How do you raise them? Feed them trash. Worms will eat 75 percent of a family's -or city's waste products. The other 25 percent are usually recyelable materials, such as rubber, bottles and cans. GADDIE SAID the contest is primarily an effort to stimulate public interest in earthworms and their benefits to man and ecology. But he really is interested in new recipes for worms. He plans to publish the winning and runner-up entries in a ne"' book scheduled for release this year. Runners-up will re· ceive $25 prizes. "Besides, they make good eating," Gaddie said, grin· ning, "although I'll have to admit they're something of an acquired taste." LAST YEAR'S contest brought in more than 200 entries from all over the United Slates. The winning recipe was AP· plesauce Surprise Cake by Patricia Howell of St. Paul, Minn. Finalists included Earthworm Omelette, Earthworm Patties Supreme and Verde Terre Stuffed Peppers. This year's contest will include entries from other coun· tries as well. All entries become the property of NABF. Recipes will be judged for eye and taste appeal by a panel of four judges. Winner and runners-up will be announced June 12. Send all entries to North American Bait Farms, 1207 S. Palmetto, Ontario, California 91761. A new service has been initiated by Roger's Garden Club: a tour of The Netherlands and England. designed for club membet's and serious gardeners, according to Catherine Blackburn, director or the club The "floral ex travaganza " i s scheduled for Apnl 22· May 7. 1m and will visit such sight-seeing cities as Amsterdam. London. Startford-on Avon r , Bromeliad Ludlow. Castle Combe and Windsor. Ms. Blackburn com- mented, "It is excep- tionally pleasing to host this tour, at the height of the bulb season." Roger's Garden Club meets the second Wed- nesday of each month at 7 p .m at Roger 's Gardens complex, 2301 San Joaquin Hills Road, Coronadel Mar. . .. l TalkSet Mon thly meetings ANTIQUES College Sets Flower Class Fresh flower and dry flower arraQling will be demonstrated throup two new Coastline Com-muni~y College courses currently under~. Instructor Lily Briggs will teach the fresh flower course Mondays Crom 7 to 10 p.m . in room 152 at Costa Mesa High School. Dry flower arrangements wUl be taught Thursdays from 9 a.m. to noon at the Com munity United Methodist Church, 6662 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach. A second seeUon of the fresh flower arranging class will be held Crom 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays in room 177 at Newport Harbor High School. Registrations will be conduct· ed in class. IMDOOR PLANT MAINTENANCE USto. COMM. CAU 556-8338 . Films Theater Dance Television in the M VALENTINE'S }'t/ DAY The Sherman Founda-feature guest speakers tion. 2647 E. Coast keyed lo seasonal Highway, Corona del gardening along with Mar, wtll present a pro-door prizes and rerresh· gram on bromeltads on ments. Club members Feb. 24 at 7. 30 p m are also entiUed to a 10 Jeff Kent of Vista will percent discount on speak about new species Roger's brand name pro· and cultlvars and the ducts and custom p r o p a g a t i o n o f basteta. In '"The Gallery7 Roger's presents a uni- q~ collection of one-of-a-kind andquesl fine European furniture and accessory pieces 'dating back to the 13th century. All boutlfully refinished, each is a col· lec:tor's Item of superl> quality. Say ~11ove you" with our colorful tulips, daf. fodiJs or other unique Bowering plants-a French Bouquet of fresh<ut Dowers-or new patio furniture! Beuer yet, bring your sweetheart. wife or mothe.r and enjoy the beauty and romance of Roger's Gardens whUe she ch<>O!ieS her own Valentine Gift- she11 love you for it! bromellads by seed. He r;::=======::- will also discuss the cor- rect cultural practices for successful growing of this f arnil:y of plants. The public is invited and adm.i.ulon is free. L .'tl.110\ 0 INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT Now is the time to plant BARE ROOT ROSES IUY 3 01 MOU 5 .._VE IAU llOOT IOSIS A AT llGULAR PllCE 20°/o • PLANT TUES MOW FORSUMMEISHAD • OLIVI • PODOCA1PUS 1.,. . MOW • FICUS C.1 e R1Y ,_.,_ $) 985 . NID Ir WllD YOUI LAWM MOW DICHOMMtA LAWNS $ ...... ,,, ..... 1100 ... ft. .... ..,, 1495 .............. ....... s59s l••4tal #1 I00014tt. a.,.1.t1 .DAILY DEMONSTRATIONS You're Invited to attend our &ee hourly demonstration c:luses. held seven days a week &om 10 am to 4 pm. Lectures cover a variety of topics, ~ for speclftc plant care questions, Roger's "Plant Ooct~ Victor Graetz. II available for free consultation. Be sure to bring bl ~ plant or a samp~ for dlagnog! NARCISSUS NorclSsus Jonqueaa Erigravlng from tM 1612 Florigla· gtumbvEmonne!Sweerts.A p(1pUJtJr flo~ plant from the arnarvllll /omly, the fonqlll ls a •pec#U of th• nordlltd. Thi elegant ycRow flowc's wlU bbisorn In eariy spring. come •nJoV thcll"beauty. FLOWER CART Roget's Gardens' delightful selection of fresh- cut flowers ls be.audfully displayed on our two-tiered carts for your convenience. Ch005e a lowly French Bouquet or a variety of colorful nowers for ,your own cu1tom arrangement! HOME/CARDEN ·' $.100 MINIMUM -,__, s.o. Wholesale Growers t 1622 WARNER A VE. FOUNT AIH V AU.EY PHONE S4f>.l429 DAILY 9 AM· S PM PRIMROSE BASKETS Roger's lntematJonally famous sphagnum moss color baskets are a unique addition to any garden! In combination with begonia. primrose baskets are available in ewry color of the rainbow-white. yellow, red, light pink, rosy pink, orange, light and dark blue-and wtU bloom In partial sun 'tll early summer-. AFRICAN VIOLETS A favorite with collectors, these unusua1 Roger'• pla.nts are avaiJable now ln a var1ety of sizes (n full bloom. A beautlfut and delicate Indoor nowerlng plant. they come In gorgeo\19 purples, \llo1eu and whites (or your 1prtngdme enjoyment! \ \ .. WJfDM.YPtlOT Setufdar.,ebfv.y1z.1m i Have Mo"JJal· Al.arm Clocks Lost Their Hands? By PJULIP RIEFF Those cl us ln middle life have seen the moral world around us appear to tum upside down. You name it -sex, politics, work, family. abortion, crime, Jaw, drugs, race. Whatever the subject, things seem topsy-turvy. DID OUR ANCESTO~S have it aJI wrong-at leut for our time? la there no real good and evU? Some s: that "ideals" are meant to unattainable, like a moral alarm clock that we de· ' Uberately set much too early. All of us, then, could cheat a UtUe and crab, say, an extra hour's sleep. Still others say that In the second half of the 20th century our old moral clocks have lost their hands, and we are free at last to make up our own version of what time it really is. TO ANSWER THESE claims, consider how moral orders have worked from the oldest societies known to the very near present. In every culture, guides are chosen lo help men conduct themselves through those passages from one crisis or choice to another that constitute . the experience or Ii ving. A culture in ract survives only as far as the members of a culture learn how to narrow the ;range or choices otherwise open to them. Safely inside their culture -more precisely, the 1:ulture safely inside them - 1nembers of it are disposed to enact only certain possibilities of behavior while refusing even to dream of others. IT IS CULTURE, deeply in· at a lied as authority, that generates depth of character; and character must involve the capacity to say no. A man can only resist the multiplicity of experience if his character is anchored deeply enough by certain values to resist shuttling endlessly among all. These values forbid certain ac· tions and encourage others: and they express those significant in· hibitioM that characterize us all alike in a culture. It is by virtue of these values and their shared character that members of the came culture expect each other to behave in certain ways and not in others. fVlORAL CITTICES .. , •.... ,., ...... ~ ~ { TO PREVENT THE ex- pression of everything: that is the irreducible function of culture. By the creation of oppos. ing values -of ideals, of militant truths -a seal is fastened upon the terrific capacity of man to ex· press everything. Even now, with all their ex· perience of default among can- didates for the office, ordinary ~ men still crave guides for their conduct. And not merely guiding principles. Abstractions will never do. Values have to be exemplilied in order to be taught; or, at least, vital examples must be pointed to and a sense of indebtedness Cwhicb is the same as guilt) en· couraged toward the imitation of these examples. OUR CULTUllE IS in crisis to- day precisely because no creed. no symbol, no militant truth, is instilled deeply enough now to help men constrain their capaci- ty for expressing everything. Internalized values from an earlier period in our moral his· tory no longer hold good. Western men are sick precisely of those interior ideals which have shaped their characters. Accordingly, they feel they have no choice except to try to become free characters. And to believe that man is the supreme being for man. WHAT CHARACTERIZES modernity, I think, is just this idea that men need not submit to any power -higher or lower - other than their own. It is in this sense that modern men really believe they are becoming gods. This belier is the exact reverse of the truth: modern men are becoming anti.gods. Because, as I have said earlier, the terms in which our eod was conceived can exist only so long as they limit the capacity of man to express everything, our old god was never so uninhibited as a young man. Our god was bound. after all, by the terms or various con- venants. In tbe next culture. there are to be no priata, not even 1ecwar onea. We ar• not to be fUJded - rather. en1ertainmtnt, aUmula· lion, liberatJon from lb• coa- stralnta drawn around ua by the narrowtne 1utdeUnes, become the functional •qu!valenta of guidance. TO EMPl:WIZE THE harm· lessness of the new man -the ln· di viduallst freed from cultural inhlbitJons -Oacar WUde In one of hl.9 greatest easaye compares bim to both the artist and the chlld. ''lt will be a marvelous thing- tbe tme personality of man - when we see lt. It will irow naturally and simply, Oower· like, or as a tree grows. It will not be at discord. It will never argue or dispute. . . .It will know everything. It will have wisdom. Its value will not be measured by material things .... It will not be always meddling with others, or asking them to be Uke itself. "IT WILL LOVE them because they will be different. And yet while it will not meddle with others, it will help all, as a ( MOR4L CHOICES] beautiful thing h~lps ua, by being what it is. The personality of man will be very wonderful. It will be as wonderful as the personality of a cblld." Nothing here hints how human personality can stabilize itself except by installing ideals in op- position to one another. What the author is saying is really that if nothing is prohibited, then there will be no transgressions . But in point of psychiatric and historical fact, it is NO, rather than YES, upon which all culture, and inner development of character, depends. AMBIVALENCE WILL not, I think, be eliminated; it can only be controlled and elCploited. Ideal self.concepts, militant truths, are modes of control. Character is the restrictive shaping of possibility. Whal Wilde called "personali· ty" represents a dissolution of restrictive shapings. In such freedom, grown men would act less like cherubic children than like demons, for they would dis· rupt the restrictive order of character and social life. One sign of this demonic ten- dency is the currency or two old words: Why not? THE MODERN GERMAN writer Hermann Broch gave us some short sample questions by which any of us can tell the moral time: Why not burn a Jew's eyes out with cigarettes? 'IDEALS' EXAMINES Author Phlllp Rieff Why not tell lies at will? Wby not break contracts? Why not eat hum an nesh? "Why not?" is the most lerri· ble simplification of all moral dilemmas. IT IS A QUESTION that makes all answers equal. Good ques· lions and true doubts always have their honored place, within the moral truths that generate them and to which they owe their worth. Whether the articles in this series raise good questions and true doubts will be a matter of reader reaction as much moral, J think, as intellectual. This article is the first of 16 on contemporary moral issues. Each author bas written from a special competence in a field of study -as a lawyer, historian, philosopher, sociologist, literary critic, political scientist. SCHOLARS THAT THEY are, they have not attempted to write, as I read them. dispassionately. Moral issues are essentially con- tested issues. One dispassionate stance in the play of minds and wills, perhaps the most dis· passionate, is that or -"Why not?" As I have tried to show in this introductory article, those who advocate the dispassionate stance are surely the contem· porary leaders in the moral con- test. But morality cannot be re- duced to a matter of "life.style" * * * and penonal taste, and I hoPf theM art!c* will help to clarify the dimensions of morality which we miss when we try to think ol tt in such te.rma. NEXT WEEK : J•on Lipman· Bhmafft, . on authont11 on .rnuolit11 and women'• rc>Ua, diacul.au "Th'1 DUnnmaa of &tz." Laguna Units Can Apply For Funding Laguna Beach cultural, artistic and community or- eanizations may apply for a share of about $25,000 in 19'n·78 community assistance funds, ac- cording to George Fowler, direc- tor or the city human affairs de-partment. Applications are available at the department office, 515 Foresl Ave. THE FUNDS r e present a percentage of total annual rental receipts from the Festival of Arts granted the city by agreement. The City Council decides on al- location amounts. AMONG organizations which have benelitted by community funding are Lyric Opera, the Laguna Beach School of Art, Laguna Poets, Friends of the Sea Lions, l.Jttle League, the Girls Club and the Pet Responsibility Committee, Fowler said. Applicants must submit com- plete financial reports and state- m ents of how the funds are to be s pe nt. Winners of previous gr ants must detail how the money was used. Tewinkle Students Present Concert TeWinklc School students will present a free evening of band music and vocal selections from "The Music Man" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Costa Mesa school's auditorium. The Proj?ram will also feature awa rds to outstanding communi· ty volunteers. The public is welcome. A bout The Author Pblllp Rieff l5 the Bell.Jamin FrallkllD Professor of Sociology at the UaJvendty of Pennsylvania. He has taught at Harvard ud Brandeis UaJvenltles and at Ute Unlvenfty of Chicago, and is Qaoodam Fellow cl All Soak College, Oxford University. Editor of a IO-volume collection of tbe papers of Sigmund Freud and a founding editor of "Daedalus," be l5 also tbe aatbor of "Freud, tbe Mind of the Morallat" and "Fellow Teachers." ORANGE COAST··CHURCH DIRECTORY c:AP1STRAHO V AllEY BAPTIST OfURCH J20J 2 l).t OW.-IL S-..... C.piwt; WWW s.-t.yW.,....Senlc--a & 11 A.M., 7:15 PJIL S-..,U.k ........ t:JOA.M..C ......... T. I I I 6PJC. W•••.-Y ,,.,.. •:41 PJC. Pasror W1lh1m D.venp0n 4•1-lt40-14H_.. HARBOR TRINITY BA"IST CHURCH c-•f,_.._ • ..,.._.e.. ..... Dr • .,_ D-'i..-. S,....., ""-f7141156-1717 SUMDAY WOHHIP SUYICH I f:OO A.M.-SUMDAY ICffOOl t:4S A..M. IYIMIM• SBYlCI -6:00 r .M. WIDHISDAY ........ -7:00 P .M. l ... 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That's an odd ~ut baste lesson of life wbicb the new Episcopal Bishop' of M assacliusetts says ls keenly needed among mod·ern Americans -a "recovery of the spirit'' ror facing difficulties with • fortitude and iest. •'It's a longing people have and it's a longing that's going to be met as the church deals re· a1isticatly and honestly with what it means to be in a personal relationship with God,'' says Bishop Johp B. Coburn, one of his denomination's most astute and influential lekders. The objective, he says, is a "re- newal of hope. Thal is also a kind d renewal or life.·· The Bishop, a man both or p rayer and action, once specialized in science but turned to theology. He is a past seminary dean, 'past pastor to a sophisticated Manhattan con· gregation and also a worker among the poor in Harlem. He engages the large dimension rather than parts or it . ,., .......... LONGING CITED Blahop John 8. Coburn ality," he said in an interview. "All we have to do Is be faithful to reality." However, he said that in recent years many people have tended to lapse into an old. apathetic malaise, labeled in medieval times by the Latin terQl, "JC· cidle," a feelitlg o(poinlles10e.,, that nothing they do platters, with a resultant wlthdrAwal in\o insulating prive~ pbsesslons and indulgences. "' "Prlvatism becomes their god," he said. "It's the drop-out syndrome, an attitude that the nature of society hu becom.e so implacably complex tbat It makes no differences what a person does. That's the great tragedy and it ultimately leads to For nine years. he was the central figure among bis church's nationally represen· tative clergy and laity as presi· dent of its House of Deputies before being elevated last fall to head one or the church's oldest, 1 a rgest dioceses. "Chris.Uan faith represents re· ·meaninglessness, perhaps the worsthuman condition possible.'' Hymnal Bit Called Doctrinally Impure FORT WAYNE. Ind. (AP) -A new book of worship and hymnal jointly produced by American Lutheran specialists has been denounced by a group of Lutheran Church· MissoW'i Synod professors as "doctrinally impure in every way." The blast came from the faculty of Concordia Seminary here at the work of an inter·Lutheran commission set up tn 1965 by four Lutheran denominations, including the Mis· sourl Synod body. Two of the others, the American Lutheran' Church and the Lutheran Church in America, embracing nearly two· thirds of the nine million U.S. Lutherans, already have given tentative approval to the new book. The fourth body is the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. Although the 960·page book is tentatively scheduled for final approval and completion by 1978, the Concordia facul· ty criticlzed it for accepting "modem higher criticism" of Scriptures and Cor approving "the so-called ecumenical movement." The Missouri Synod is scheduled to act on the new book at its convention in July in Dallas. Saturd!y. F9btuery t2, tt77 OAILV M:aLAJ J Aquarian A:ge Lecture Topic · • Counselor To Appear at Huntington Church. Dr. Genevieve C. ~ct. a counaelor It CSU, Fullertoa, wlU pr• aent a teeture and lead a dlaloeu• at tbe T:aGJ>.rQ. S\ulda service of the C1Harda el ••Ulloa 8el•ce, tol Eleventh St., Hunu.nstoa Beacb ... Settlnc the Staie for the Aqu.artan AJe" will be ber topic. Her remarlta wUl be centered on bollstlc bealtb, tbe mind, body apd aplrlt, tran1penonal growth, uUlluUon of the rt1ht _ bemilpbere of the 1rain, biofeedback and biorhythm. "California baa been designated u the eventual spiritual capital of the world wttb Sou them California becoming a focal point," Dr. Stack said. • 011. STACK · Rabbi Gershon Schusterman, a member of the Loni Beacb Hebrew Academy faculty, will speak on tbe ''Rlae of Huidism" at the lanel AucleaaJ'• PamUy .uepa.a 11:20 a.ro. Sunday setvtce at the El Toro Marine Elementary School, Trabuco Road and Irvtne Boulevard, Eaat Irvine. • Boy Scout Sunday will be observed in the 10 a.m. SUnday service of Christ Lutberu Cllureb, 35522 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente. . ~ Pat Jenniches will share her struulea as a reeoveted alcoholic at Thursday's 11:30 a.m. hmcheoo of the Minton Viejo Chapter of the Womea'1 A1low Fellowsldp. She ia a Fountain Valley resident. Further information is available and reservations may be made by telephoning 586-9403 or S86-401A. • Dagmar Polholm Petenen. actress and a theater director in Port!aJMt, MaJ:ne, wW speak in a special '1 p.m. Sunday &ervlce at st. Matthew Lutheran Church, 18l82 Culver Drive, Irvine. Her ap· pear ante ia be\n1 sponsored by the Good Lathern Cllurdl of Irvine. • • The Irvine Conservatory of Muslc will present a 3:30 p.m. con- cert Sunday at Ulllvenity Uahed lletlliodllt Clluell, University and Culver drives, Irvine. The concert will feature tbe viola, bauoon~ violin and flute. There is no admission char1e. • An evening healing service wtll be held the third Wednesday of each picatb at the Neypon 11.anor Que• of Jlelliloa Scleace, S41 Center St., Cost.a Mesa. The Rev. Eleanor C. Jacbon will conduct tbe service from 7:30 to 1:30 p.m. Tbere will allo be °'Ullc, me:ua&• IDd roMlt.aUons. • Jllcllul llcAWat•r am! J Ibo Jlof. Jacque!Yn Ham>ld ( BRIE.FS wW be cuett speakers in S\ln-\ day'• aervlces at tbe Cla•re• ot .... .,_. Scleace ln Mia· 1loa Viejo and San Clemente respectlvely. McAlU1ter, a ministerial student. wUl speak at the 9 a.m. service at tbe SaddleNck CGUe1e library. Bev. Harrold, aaalstant pastor of the Su Clemente cbureb, wW 1peak at the 11 a.m. service at the Muonlc Temple, IOU S. El . Camino Real, San Clemente. • "Mental RetardaUon in lnatituUons" will be the topic ot Dr. Michael Levine'• talk before an a p.m. Tuesday forum apQlmored bJ L•YINE the Mea'• Clab of Temple Aarea. 81T Hamiltan Ave., Costa Mesa. The forum wW be held at tbe temple. Dr. Levine ls dlreetor of Fairview State Hotpital in C<llt.a Mesa. • The adults group of th• Commalty PrelbJteriu Clbre•, San Juan Capistrano, wUl bold a fondue dinner at l:JO today la the Don Miller Youth Center. A ailmt auctiaD will also be held. Further lnformation and re- aervatlcm may be obtained by telepbaain1 Ron Dull at t9MOM or Bill Gardner, 483-298t • * Jeanette Hawklnson wlll be tbe guest lecturer for a Dynamics of Prayer workshop today at Gnee Bretllrn Cllud 131 ltb St., Seal Beacb. Ms. Hawkinson is uaiatant to tbe naUonai co-ordinator of tbe Great Commission Prayer Crusade, a special mlDlatry ol Cam- pus Crusade for Christ. The pro11"am will be beld from t a.m. to I p.m . RegistraUon fee ls SS. Further lnformaUoo ls avaUable by telepboning Barbara Rldln1s, 840-3063. *· "What i.s Your Orient.tion," will be the topic ot a t.alk by art.lit Jane Robbins at the 10 a.m. Sunday service ot the Ualta.rtaa UaJvenalllt Claa.rca. of Saddleback Valley. She will explore the COD· tribution ot art t.o the creation of cultural ima«ea. CleDlente Minister To Retire Newport Clwrch Sets Music Series Korean Group Sings Sunday Korean Teen Life will present its "Salute to America" concert at 7 p.m. Sunday at the El Toro High School UtUe theater. The concert, sponsored by Lake Hills Commwllly Cburcl'l, ls part of a 60-day west coast tour by tbe South Korea group. The Rev. Dr. J . Emory Ackerman will retire Feb. 28 as pastor of Christ Lutheran Church, San Clemente. He will work in the financial department of the Lutheran Clergy Tax and Financial Services in Downey. Rev. Ackerman has been Christ Lutheran Church pastor seven and a hair years. He has also pastore d churches in Gardena, Westchester, Downey and Richmond. He served as president of ln· terfaith Servicemen's Center in San Clemente and was president four years of the Ministerial As· soclation. He is active in the La Cris· Uanita Pageant Association. the Chamber of Commerce and the ·Regional Mental Health Ad-· vlsory Commission The Chamber Singers of CSU, Northridge, will open tbe first season of "Music al St. Andrews" with an 8 p.m. performance next Friday at St. Andrews Presbyt.erian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. · The series will offer six programs between Friday and June s. accordini to Charles B. Friesen, di.rector of music ministries for St. Andrew's. The program will become an annual event, Friesen sald. The CSU chamber singers wUl perform the Lenten and Easler portlona of Messiah by George Frederick Handel. St. Andrew's Schola Cantorum, a new ensemble of vocalists and instrumentalists, will present "The Seven Last Words of Christ From tbe Cross.•• a Heinrich Schuetz passion, and the Dietrich Bux· tebude cantata, "Jesu, Joy and Treasure" at8p.m. March 18. The church sanctuary choir, orchestra and soloists will perform "As the Hart Longs (Psalm 42)'' by Felix Mendelssohn and "Mass in B fiat" hy Franz Schubert at 1:30p.m. March2'1. Alex Johnson, newly appointed church organist. wlll give a re· cital of French composers at 8 p.m. April 22. The Chamber Singers of CSU, Fullerton, will sing part songs, madrigals, folk songs and motets from Italy, France, Germany, England and America at 8 p.m. May 8. The series Will conclude at 7:30 p .m . June 5 with a"pops con· cert featuring secular music. Korean Teen Life ls the mis· sionary arm of Teen Life In· lernaUonal, an educational and Cbriatian organization. Bishop Keepa Home Heat at 42 SPOKANE, WISb. CAP) Although the White House aug· gested keeping home tem· peraturt!S down to 65 to save fuel, Roman Catholic Bishop Bernard Topel, 73, already has a cl.13torn or ·keeping his house at 42 degrees. Reason for the low tem· perature ls to "save money for the poor," wrote the bishop. ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY 'P~1pn0Hth C 01lqn:qll1ionnl C hHrch l2'Z lltOAD ST .. .-wPOIT HACH 642-2740 WHOA Y llR'9QS -t:OO & I O;JO A.M. 'UVIN& IN FAITH" REY. UMOY A.LL Sf'IADiiG iuNDAY -7:00 r.M.-ID COLI~ · ST. JAMES EPISCOP Al CHURCH • ~ WRCOMES YOU . . · 3209 Vka Udo, NtwpOft ~h Wt'COAY 7:30 A.M.. H.tJ hcherilt t:OO & 11~ A.Mo H.ty kMrftt or~,.,..,., IA.II~ t:OO A.M.. Ctlmrc.11 .. ._. MlllWfy e--' • '' .. ~ CMARISMATteMASS l"S._,ef ......... 7:JIP.M. TUHOAY 10.A.M.HetJIKWftt.HMllit S......icewllit.AYl ... OM OfHAMOS I0:45 A.M.-PIAY• C.IOUP n.a... . .W.P.Atllleyll.a.cter-,._.67M210 oint le And All Mgifl fpiKopal CJtur<h 1 lJll Pocfflc Vl.w Dri._ c_.... cfft Mtr SUMO A Y SllYIC.-.00 I t;JO A.M.. 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H.TMet f·IOA.M.-arttM..Nlc..._.._, 10:15A.M.-WenMp I l:tlA.M.-f••llllpthw "-:4t4-7HI · This Sunday Worship In 'St.Jl"drew's 'Presbyterian Church eoo St. Andrews Rold• Newport Beech• CS31·2880 OR. CHARLES H. OIERENFIEl.O, PASTOR SERVICES 8:()().9:30-11:00 DI. IOallT ........ eullTIPIAm . CHA.D CAii a C*Dlt8tS SUteAY SCHOOC. · AIC ..,.,.. _ M&.llU AT A.LL '9YICIS • S•t>'rd11y. l'ebruary 12. 1917 Vo•t•AttaekAged Well-rounded Sadtlleback Study Stressed Crime 'A.ttep ted' in Tenderloin BJWILUA.M SCRaEmEll OI _, D4111J ,,,,_..,. A small cadre of Saddleback Colle,e'a top teachers haa declared war on the kind of com· partmentallzed educaUon. that produces speclallal$· With a narrow view of the world around them. "Peopl4! 4on't bavt to bave a total identity with tbelr jobs in life,'' said Dr. Jody Hoy, lounder of the eolleie'• fledtlinc interdlac:lplln.ary studies (IDS) proar&111. 811£ INSTlTVTED THE program that was orllJ,Dally proposed by CoJlese Supt. Robert Lom· bardf, who started a similar approach to education when president ot Moorpark Cpllege in Ventura County. .. People are more than their professions," she aaJc1. •llfhey have intellectual and emoUonal needs be)'ond that one specialty. 0 1 don't think the goal of all education Is voca· tlonal,0 Dr. Hoy added. ''Tl)e ideal scientist is a humanist and the ideal humanist is one who can talk about the Vik~g landings on Mars." WHEN THE i'IRST interdisciplinuy core elass was offered last fall, S> students slgned up. Compared to the few other community colleges that have attempted such a program, Dr. Hoy said such al'etpanseis .. phenomenal'' tbefirst time out. The first class was called "Individualism : Man's Search for Meaning." It was augmented dur· ing the current semester with ihe ~cond IDS course, entiUe<1 .. 1'1me. Space and Diet)'." . In the ipd.ivlduallsm class, for eX~JJ'lple, a stu- ~ dent would le ar n the physiQlogy of perceiving \he universe around him: hum~ motivation based on the lives of fi gures in his tory, science and litera ture; et.bJcs; the impact of the environment on an in· dividuaJ and the con- froo tation with the future. The newest class takes a stude nt chronologicaJly through t h e m ovement o f hu man i ty from primitive to mode rn DR. HOY time. It traces man's conception of time, space and God both through m yth and modem science's attempt to impose a un· iversal order. By next fall, Dr. Hoy is hoping to have fou r basic classes in JDS, plus the seeds of a full-fledged major in the field. The lee of the T wW eventually be co~rlsed of three educational "strands" within the IDS ea:a- pbaslllnC the sciences, bu.manltiea and aoclal sciences. Students who choose an ms m-.lor would aelect an empbasls and two-tblrds ot the ao unitl they take would be in that aru. Tbe other third would COPSJat of cluset from tbe otber e~ases. PLANS i'OR NEXT fall call for th«) addltiou of at least two more ce>l'e classes -one called "The Sea" aodtheotbercalled 'llJbeClty.'' Dr. Hoy aaid one of the overrtdinlfoalf ol the JDS effort ia to avoid bulldioc an "elitia proeram" bdt still retaining tbe procram's "qualitative" aspects. Thia can be a learnini laboratory for 4tudents and faculty alike," ahe said. "We are trying to establish an intellectual community within wblch people can form their own peer eroups ana support structures.'' THE IDS PBOGS~M leader said th1s new academic study area iJ Ideal for YoUDI people still caatln1 about for a field of interest and for older community residents comin1 back to school for re- asons of personal enlightenment or career change. "There is a minimum ol ftve disciplinary in- puts, which is a very good educational environ. ment," she said. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICaOftl'U9LIC HfAIUMO •El'ORI THE PLANNING COMM1$SIOM 01' THE CITY Ol'l'OUNTAIN VALLIY NOTICe IS HIREBY GIVl!N lllel °" Weonew.iv. Fe-r y 23, 1'11, at 1:30 p m., In !ht Qi\J"Cll C"emt>erJ, Cit¥ Hiii, 10200 Slater AV<1nue, Fo...,talrt V•ll•Y. Calltornla. tilt Plannln9 Com· mission wlll !'Old pUl>llc ,,.1rl"9JOn tl\I followln;: PllECIH PLAN .; CIONDITIOHA&. USE flEllMITS NOS. HS, l .. , 261 .... ' He Pwtll IQft flied b't Rolle rt w. Jol\mon for ,,.19111>o<-11>o1>1>lnv Cti\ltr to be •lluated 11tner1llY at tne "°''"H>I cor· ner of w.,,,., An"ue end Euclid Strttt. Con<ltllOMI U>a P9rmlt US, Stater lro1 Met1<et Condition.ti Use ~rmlt M, McOaftald't RHl..,ral\I; CondltlOMI Use Pltrmll 241. 0.1_.,., Reu1urar>I wflleft lft<ludo tr.. on-.. 11 \llt •nd c-utnpllon ol tiff• end wl,.. Ind O>nditlOMI Use "-"''" 7 .. for II· quor store wen filed In C011Ji.ncll011 •IWI Precise Plar> HOME OCCUPATIOtil l"EllMIT CAI"· l"EALl ~ Neeeifepe Craig Ketzeback, 7 months old, has a hapey future after University of Washington surgeons installed an artifical blood vessel, put in a pig -tissue h e art valve and patched a bole in the heart wall. Pet1tion flied try Gary W N~l\Of'I for l>ome OCC-1-permit for l>IOy Ml· lln9 ur ... lce for five or fewer YOUftOJltr51l IOI07 Sunn Clrcte COMDITIOHAL USI! Pl!RMIT UI - NAUGLIE'S lllASTAURANT P~tlllon suom111eo bl' NaUQle'\ inc., to keep Ille N1u9l1's Drive '""' RHll\lr.,.I It 111'1S 8rook11urt1 Str•I OPl!n H hOUru dlY PltOl"OU O at KE llOUTIE PropOMI for biU I-•lonQ Tolbert Avenue from Ille west city llm11\ lint to Ille Senta Ma Rlvtr ~'6 PERSON4L GUA~ANTEE --< If ou can.buy any item that ./ - y II for less in any other SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The police call lt Death Valley; a seamy, dilapidated aeetlcm of San f'rancbeo11 decaylq Tenderlolo wbere youtb prey1 OD &I• and crime la an accepted part of We. "r~ Umea they 1ot me; that's enouah." aaya Frank, a 10-year-olcl retired carpenter ... I carry a pbtol at. n11ht now -bought it for '17. Keep my hand cm tt in my pocket.'' .. , JUST DON'T GO out at night,•• says 81-year-old Jtnnie Heller, who bas been robbed four times on tbe street in three yean. •'But then I •m one of the luck~ ones; I never cat hurt." "My clients are so terrified that they lock themselves in their rooms at 4:30p.m. and won'tcomeoutunWthe next morning," said one social worker. ln 1.976, Northern District. which covers part of the Tenderloin, tallied more murders than any other city dis· trict -39 of tbe 145 homicides report- ed. In the acljacent Central District, 1rand theft -189 cases -and stroai· arm robbery -• cues -topped otber c:tty natam. POUC& 8A Y TD£ low rents keep the criminals livl.o1 1bh by '1do with acln1 vlcthna. Both 1roups are cuatoawt.l,y low on funda and Beed cheap boualnl. T be TenderlQSA.. ob. li1es. Authorities blame narcoUcs tor mucholtheproblem. ''The crlmlnal.a are youn1st.ers who have been drug users for yean," said Lt. Joaepb Lordan, bead of the rob. bery detail. "They're completely burned out, ao they can't plan. Theirs are crimes ot opportunity.•• E RNIE. A '12· YEAa-OLO retired warebouseman, remembers b1a ex· perlence with crime bitterly. "Four of •em Jumped me, .. be said. "Broke my leg, ldckecl me in the teeth, stabbed me in the bead. I speiit. two months in the hospital." The thieves got $17. lovesttaators are inundated with re- ports at the begi.nnioa of each mooth when meqer Social Security and penalOll cbec.U arrive. The core classes in the unusual program are "team taught" by faculty members with individual specialties. Each spends half of his or her teaching time in an IDS classroom and the other half leaching a specific descipline. THE EIR COMM ITTEE llH com· lll•l ed Ille em;tronmenlat nr.enment •• rrq\llreo l>y tllt Celllornld Environ· meftlel Qolll!V ..t.ct •"d ll•s rteom· mtftlled 11111 ltw PlenftlnQ Commlulon q•irnt I N+qallYt! Oeclaretlon 11 ll'l(o lime of tr..llffrltlQOft HCllol Ille above rettren<ed ll'\lllltts. w~ ~store we will refund ...____ / ~6~\he difference within 30 I ---_:' daysot p~u~rc~h~a~se; .......... ~--------..-.--..... -.ai.m-..----------------------ALL THE FABULOUS --~ ..... "'-"~..,..,.. THE PRESENT "TEAM" in IDS is comprised of physicist J ames Lindblad, mathematician J ames Thorpe, environmental scientist Shelba Robison, art historian Dona Anderson, social scien- tist William Heffernan and Dr. Hoy, a specialist in French literature. The basic instructional element is supplement- ed by guest lecturers and other presentations de· signed to draw together each academi c discipline Jnfo an entity. Dr. Hoy said the IDS concept at Saddleback ap· proaches things "thematically,.. that is, with a broad-brush approach. She considers it a "remar- rying of the letters and sciences approach to educa- tion." ACCORDING TO DR. Hoy, the ultimate or· ganizational plan for IDS would be shaped like a capital "T." "The top bar of the Tis comprised of the raule· dazzle, team taught courses that everybody has a right to be exposed to," abe aald. THESE MATTERS er• belftQ 11•0- CHS.d pur\uent IO Ille Pla..n1n9 Lew\ of '"' State ol C.lllOrnla, Gow•nmenl C-65,000 et -, Incl ,,,. 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" M~e putted for blrdle LieUke, bb closest pursuer on ev«y e, made only two of with two rounds to go, also bad a them and compiled a 54-bole total 70 and remained four back at 204. of 200. an impressive 16 under Irvine's Alan Taple bad a 1a for a par foe three rounds. three-round total of 209. l.Jet.zke. 'Being an Athlete Not Easy for Deaf RIVERSIDE (AP)-lt ins't easy to be an athlete when you can't hear your teammates' calls, or the coach. or even the wbis· tie, but determined students at CalilorniaScbool for the Deaf try bard. The school plays four sports in statewide competition with teams that can bear-basketball. football. track and wrestl· ing. The basketball and football teams• records aren't the envy of the California Interscholastic Federation, which controls b18h ached and junior high sports In the stale: 8ut basketball coach Seymour Bernstein, who is deaf himself, says, "Sometimes I feel it's a miracle that our players can even play together and beat a hearing team." Basketballers this season have six wins to 12 losses, and the football coach, Pete Lanzi, say<; he has had only five win· ning seasons in 16 years of coaching dear players. "The major problem with deaf kids in football is liming." Lanzi said, "getting seven kids off the line at the same time. Each player calls his own signal and the timing is usually perfect. We're seldom off·sidr.". The school's athletic director, Lynn Davidson, said the school dropped baseball two years ago. ''Baseball was a particulary difficult game for deaf kids to learn. Obviously. they can't hear the crack of the bat," Davidson said. "Jf an outfielder is daydreaming, he doesn't know he's Involved in a play until everyone turns around and looks at him. "We were losing ba!:teball games by scores like 28-0 and 25-2." The state-operated school. with 575 students from kin· dergarten through 12th grade. competes in the class-A small school category. but won't be going to the Cl F basketball tournament this year. Instead. it will have a shot in the eight· team deaf tournament in Berkeley next weekend. in which schools from seven western states will compete. "That tournament is a big deal for our kids." SHid Davidson. "It'!> more important to them to beat our sister school in Berkeley than to beat any of our league schools." Bernstein said the first problem he has to overcome with hi!1 players is that "when our kids come out for basketball, they're at least three years behind heanng kids in all areas or basketball development And we have to use a ione defense exclusively because we can't vocahie switches m man-to- man," he adds Only one of the basketball team's players can speak. and Up-reading isn't as easy :.ii. many people think, Davidson said. "Lip·reading is a skill Some have it and some dori't." he said. "It's like the ability to run fast " Bernstein uses sign language most of the time in com· munkatine with his team and with reporters during in· terviews. Davidson interprels. Of Bernstein he said : "Seymour once told me the one thing be truly wished he could hear was music " Sports in Brief Madlock Traded For SF's Mercer CHICAGO-B1ll Madlock. two- time National League batting cbampklo, was traded Friday by t tbe Chicago Cubs to the San P'rancl.sco Giants In a five-player deal in which the Cubs received outfielder Bobby Murcer In addition to Madlock. who wanted a multiyear contruct to· volvtna an annual salary or some $200,000. the Cubs sent utiUty in fielder Rob Sperring to the Giants. Also acquired by the Cubs was Infielder St-eve Ontiveros and riebt·handed pitcher Andy Mublst.ock. Madlock, who won his second 1t.raiabt National League batting title on the final day of the sruon last year, batted .339 for the cubs in 1'2 &ames. He hit l~ home runs and b.ad 84 runs batted in. MadlC)c:k. reportedly earned tBS,000 lut season with the Cubs and when be insisted on a mulUyear cootract with a salary in line with what some of the free acenta were receiving, Cube owner P. K. Wrigley announced that Madlock would be traded ••to anyone foolish enough to want him.'' MUtter, 1Vbo once playtfd for the New York Yankees. was the lley man to join the Cubs. M\D"cer batte.I .258 with the Giants Jut 1e1aon with 23 home runs and 90 J'UDI batted in. ..... NZ ..... MIAMI-Raul Ramires of Mexico and Brian Gottfried dominated aingles acUon Frida)' in tbe quarterfinals of the $50,000 Mlamt Grand Prix Tennis Clualc. llam.lrea l'Ol'Dped to an euy .. 2, &.1 victory over an oet-clauedn111 KakuUa of the Soviet l111lon. O«ttried.J>revallod in a rough tlar .... batU•. dllpaiiq of •· 1Md9Cl Ala llib'tYell fl UM SoY-i UakJla,N,M, .. L . .,_...,. ......... ' tional Hockey League, for a stick -swinging incident in a game at Detroit last Sunday Mcllhargey, acquired recently in a trade from the Philadelphia Flyers. was 1iven a match penal- ty by referee Ron Wicks after striking J .P. Leblanc of the Detroit Red Wings with his stick. The blow, whic:b struck Leblanc on the top of the head, caused a wound which required 28 stitches to close. K~Plelced LONG BEACH -Tom Keele, the offensive coordinator for British Columbia of the Canadian Football League last season, was named to a similar poat. et Cal State (Long Beach) Friday. Keele, 43, captain~ tbe 1959 University of Orecon football team, and went on to serve u an assistant coach at San Jose &ate. the University of Hawaii, and the UnivenityoCWasbington. ea.rt ..4d1'a•ea CHICAGO -Second·neded Marcaret Court turned back a stronc cballenee by l~year-old Natasha Cbmyrev-a Of the Soviet Union to wlD a 7-e, 6·1 semiftnals victol'y in the women's pro- fessional tennis tournament Fri- day nl&ht. m ... •elt l'oe · • TUCSON -Certterflelder Mickey Palmer collected four bits and drove In five runs Friday as Cal State (Fullerton) downed defending NCAA champion Arilona, 1'.S, in coll•t• baseball. £.4 .. ...., Jfetr.e I I like Masaengale, played at Bermuda Dunes. and, again like O.T1'Te4 .. a.-..et 4 ., Jtn M aaaengale, bad some problems with the putter. The hard-hilting l.JeUke bas won two tournaments lbis season with his power off the tee and his croS!r·banded putttnc style. He ex.tended his string to 24 coo- Washington Tests UCLA Five Tonight By The Assoc:la~ Press Gene Bart.ow says UCLA is "playing awfully well" and his second-ranked Bruins can move closer to wrapping up the Pacific-8 title tonight when they face the Washington Huskies in Seattle. UCLA, 19-2 overall, carries a 7·1 conference mark into the con· test with the Huskies, who are 14·7 and 5-3. In another Pac-8 game in Washington, Southern Cal meels Washington State. The Trojans. who posted their first Pac-8 vie. tory in nearly two years last week against Washington. are 1-7 in league play. Washington State's Cougars are 4-4. .The Bruins and Washington are on TV (Channel 5) at 8 o 'clock while USC and Washington State try to buck the ratings at the same time on Channel 13. Oregon State. still in the thick of the conference race with a 6·2 mark, faces Cal, 2·5, in Berkeley Stanford. 1·6. hosts Oregon. which has a 5·3 record. The nation's top-ranked team. unbeaten San Francisco. plays West Coast AUtlettc foe St Mary's, wtule other WCAC action finds Pepperdine at Portland and Santa Clara at Nevada· Reno. Pa\:ific Coast Athletic Assoc1a ti on leader Cal State I Long a~ach>. 6-2 in conference play. hosts Pacific, and other PCAA games include San Jose at Fresno State, and San Diego State at UC Santa Barbara. In an intersection al match. six th-ranked Louisville visits 10th· ranked Nevada (Las Veg as>. Both Nb. 1-ratcd San Francisco and No. 2-ranked UCLA survived scares in their latest outings. Nevada·Reno held USF to a 39.39 tie at halftime Thursday. but the Dons came back in the second half lo post a 92-76 vie· tory. The Bruins trailed Washington State ~31 at the intermission or their game Thursday. but UCLA went on to win 65·62. Fleming Ousted · SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-Top· seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argen· tina swept to a 6-3, 6·3 victory over former UCLA All-American Peter F1eming Friday night in the quarterfinals of the $50,000 Springfield International Tennis Classic. The victory sent Vilas into the semifinals today against Gene Mayer. Stan Smith will meet Balasz Taroczy of Hungary in the other semifinal. secutive rounds m which be bas l 've made so many or them t.hls shot par or better but said the year I was almoat shocked when erowin& atreak Isn't adding they dldn't~oin." pressure. Veteran ay Brewer, now a re-"I'm not putting any edra sident of this desert resort area, pressureon myself," he said. "lfl fireda66. can keepltgoing, fine. tr not, well, T"lrd ~ l•..,.rt Ill tlM l!oll H0119 O.wrt Goll lguesslbat'sokay, too.'' Ctenlt Riil M1JMft9'1le •• "10 200 ''I wasn't too Impressed with 8tuuu.irM ., 67-10-100 the round today. It's probably the Geyer-no1 .. ~ H11Mr10...., ·~--first bad putting round I've bad Wetly Affnlll'Oflt .... 1.11-ooi all year. I made all my short ROii ClrtUOO 70...-11>-M R<199r~lltlle 10 n•1-20t putts-thank goodness-but the 8obShHNt ... ,., . .,_:zot 15 and 20 footers weren't fallin~ G1ryPI•~ 10·11*-®9 AIHTe,I• '1·,..11-M Dally Pilot Pllolot bJ P•trlck O'DOM•ll TEXAS PITCHER BERT BLYLEVEN STICKS HIS TONGUE OUT. Anteaters, All-stars Settle for 2-2 Tie UC Irvine was suppose to play a team composl'd of maJor league baseball players Frida) but most of them d1dn 'I show up. In fact the only big name player that did see act1on -Texai. pitcher Bert Blyleven -wasn't expected lo be there. . When it was all over lJCI and the so-caUed Crowley All·stars had battled to a nine-inning 2·2 tie befor a sparse crowd The An teaters return t o play today at 2:30 agamst an Alumni team and open colleg1ale action Monday at Cal State (Dominguez Hills) Blyleven. a Garden Grove pro· duct who now lives in Mission Viejo, pitched the first three in· nings. giving up JUSt three hits. striking out four and walktng one H e then traded places with center fielder Gary Wheelock. lhe former UCI star now with the Angels . Irvine. under new coach Eddie Allen. scored its two runs in the fourth inning when junior Kenny Washington slammed a 400-foot home run to center field with Jim Wick on base. Wick had tripled off Wheelock. Wheelock and Blyleven teamed to give the All-stars run No. l in the second inning. Wheelock led off with a single; s tole second and scor ed on Blyleven's single up the middle The other Crowley run came in the third frame . when catcher Gary Alexander (Giants) led off with a double off the lert field fence and scored on Chuck Ramshaw's single. Ramshaw is a UCI assistant coach. Washington had a pair of singles besides his homer while Brian Hester singled twice off Blyleven. The other h it off Blyleven was by Doug Chard. UCI's pitchers-Mike Norman (two lnnihgs). Bob Frischette <two>. Bob Dobey <two) and Bob Goodyear <three> -threw well. combining to limit the All-stars to just six hits and only two after the third Inning. Cre•I.., All·Sl.,1 (11 ell r II 1111 Wllll!l<trt, 2b 4 0 0 0 Gra11t,rl 4 0 1 O WllllthHd, U $ 0 1 0 Ai.Hiide•. c 3 I I 0 s1 ... 11no. 1b • o o o Whffloc:k,tf..p • I 1 0 Rem sh••. lb • o 1 , MellOf'I, 11.p l 0 0 O 81Jltv•n, p.cf 4 0 I I Mc Mallon, D 0 0 0 0 Tolah JS 1 t. 2 IUUCINIM ......... 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The 34-year-old former Cy Young Award winner was arrest· ed last i-~eb. 24 and charged with using a baseball practice area next to a tennis court without making proper reservations for it. Aryon Greydanus. Ingham County assistant presecutor, said be would recommend a new trial be held on the same charge. The maximum penalty is $100. The misdemeanor charge i.s the first of four brought against Marshall by MSU. where he is working on a doctorate i.n physiology. All four charg~ center on Marshall's use of tbe practice area. \ The trial in East Lansing Dis· trict Court saw 16 witnesses take the stand. including an architect who testified that the sports arena where the arrest occurred could have been better designed to avoid a conflict between teMis and baseball players. Marshall and school orricials say a principle is at $lake in the trial. despite the light charge. Marshall claims MSU officials "orchestrated" his arrest, wtuch he says is part or a pattern or har- rassment. He says they did not properly announce that pro· cedures for reservine the prac- tice area had been chaneed. But Frank Beeman, director of intramural sports at MSU, ~ays if all MSU studenls ignored the reservations procedure~ like Marshall, "then it's goin~ to be chaos." Before the jury reached itS de- cision, Mars hall said he was satisfied that he could win a tivil couotersuit h e has filed in Ingham County Circuit Court against MSU, seeking $11,000 in damages. As for defending himself again in other court trials, M ars,baJI says he is not so sure he wants to make his own legaJ pitch again. He said he lost ·a week's sleep preparing his case, and sim failed to persuade the entire jury. I.akers Post 11 7 -109 Wiri Over Denver I I ·=c·s.::2:.....~DAl;;;,L Y;...:P1;...;.;;;LO;;;..T.;,__ _____ ..;;a.-1.,.1u ... rd!y....,, ... '-•b-.r-uary-.&..1.;..;2;,;.• 1.;,,;m~ Gauchos Bid for Lead . • ,. Saddkback, Palomar· Claah in Crucial, , SAN MARCOS-Saddltbaek f: Ciqlle1e's basketball team blda to trab a share or the Mlaalon Coo· rerence lead tonight (8) wbea tbe Gauchos tangle with Palomar Colle1e, here. Coach Bill Mulllgan'a Oaucbos , ~me into the game with an S.l ~Uaalon record, one game behind Palomar. A win for the Comet.a ton11ht would give them a two-game lead over the Gauchos with four to 1 ·play-and would virtually lock \lP the home court advantace for the four-team conference playoff tbat begins March 5. The winner of the conference race will host the tourney. Palomar, 18·7 for the season, ls sparked by 6·2 guard Tyrone Davis, 6-6 center Ken Jackson. W Cuud Marcus Haya and M forward David Moore. Davt1 •cored 31 points in Palomar'• 80-M victory over Saddleback in the ftnt round or play and Mulligan readily admit.a that ~ the Compton pro. dud la a key to winnln1. .- .. Palomar sot· nine cheap layln1 against the preaa when we played them the first tln\e and Davilcotalotolthose. We'rego- inl to have to hold him to at least a jump shot this time," aaya Mulligan. When the two teams played the first Ume. the Gauchos did not have the services of guard Robert Earl Brown . and 6-8~ center stanley Scott. "With Brown and Scott we're much better than we were. Tim Shaw and Dennis Smith were Parent Exposure Coast Are a Preps P la y Und e r Lights Prep baseball under the lights has been a common item among Anaheim and Long Beach schools, but along the Orange Coast area it's been another story until recently. Now, the Sunset League ~hedule's games are almost en· tirely under the lights with Costa Mesa's TeWinkle Park, Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley ROGER CARLSON and possibly Long Beach's Blair Field serving as sites. On several occasions Mile · sQuare Park will feature Sunset League twlnbills. And the cost is relatively small for the extra energy-so little in fact, TeWlnltle charges Newport Ha rbor nothing for its games at the Costa Mesa site. The fee at Mile Square Park is $22 for a single game and $32 for twinbllls, which will be paid with an admission fee or through a donation system from the rans. "Actually," says Fountain Valley coach John Cole, "I don't like the idea of charging the rans Readers' Hot Corner Ultor: I recently played in the "C" women 's singles division a t Te Winkle Park, Costa Mesa Ten· nis Club. Arter finishing 8·0, In· credibly, l w as lis ted a s "THIRD" place in the touma· lllent. round rubin. A ninth match was forfeited because one of the girls dropped out, but I was told at the club that It was not Clecessary to mark anything on Cite score sheet since her score& ~. 9Mtt cancelJed out. anything-we have accumulated more than enough to offset the coats through various fund rats· log events." Newport Harbor High coach Mite Gray cites the increased at· tendance last year for games played under the lights and the chance for parents, scouts and college coaches to see bis team as the primary reasons for bis backing the idea. · "We bad super attendance last year at night," says Gray, "at times they were two and three· deep behind lhe dugout and down the side." "NightAgames mean more parent exposure," says Cole, "and with more student interest it adds a little more excitement to the game.'' Costs for night lighting are sur- pris lngly cheap at TeWinkle Park with the average baseball game running up a bill or $2.50 per hour and a softball game 77 cents an hour according to Costa Mesa Recreation Dept. represen· tative Chuck Carr. * * * Joe Namath's Prep Sports magazine rates several Orange Coast area standouts . Among area teams and in· dividuals are Mission Viejo and Fountain Valley high schools (No. 1 and 17 in swimming), Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high schools <No. 2 and 12 in tennis), Corona del Mar's Lance Good and Kevin Forbes (listed as All-Americans in ten- nis) and Stu Hein or Dana Hills High (All-American baseball pitcher). Also listed as a team to watch is Fountain Valley in the Sunset League. Another national magazine, Scbolastk Coach, claiming in· tensive screening or every high school league in the United . States and a system of cross· checking against final recruit· ment lists of 45 of the nation's top major colleges, lists no Orange County football players' among its top 100. worn out tut time, but with Brown playin1, botb of them are getting a rest. And l don't think Palomar can play any better than they did 11ainlt ua the first time," aaya MuW1an. The Comet. bit 57 percent from the fteld against the Gaucho,, . Mulligan, who has not lost a road 1ame ln two seasons at Sad· dleback, wlll start Shaw and RJcb McElratb at the 1uards, Scott at center and Smith and Buck Day atforwarda. Smith ls scoring at a 23.3 clip per came, Shaw baa an 18.3 averqe and McElrath ls hitting l.3.5perWt. The Gauc.bol (18-8) have won six 1ames ln a row and 11 of their last 12. Palomar ls working on a 1~1amewinnin1sueak. UCIC.4GERS ATG4LPOLY SAN LUIS OBISPO-UC Irvine has never bad a losing basketball season, but there's a di.stinct posslbllity that 10-year string wlll end tonight when the An· teaters invade Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). UCI, 9-13 for the season, has five games to play and must win them all to produce a winning campaign. Irvine bas dropped three games in a row. Cal Poly is 12·9 for the season and leads the California Colle1iate Athletic As· sociaUon with a4-2 mark. · Junior guard Louis Stephens continues to lead the Anteaters in scoring with a 16.2 average. Senior Scott Jenkins is the. only other UCI player bitting in dou· ble figures (11.0). LEADS SADDLEBACK Dennis Smith (left) M arina Wrestler Untested B e langer Boasts 27-0 Mark By LAURENE KEYS DI t• oau, ,., .. ,stall He swaggers a litUe, amlles a lot and jWJt keeps on winning. That s Marina High (Hunt· ington Beach) wrestler Doug Belanger , a Sunset League champion in the 148-pound class and a qualifier to the CIF see· tlonal tournament at Cypress College next week. The talented senior boasts a 27·0 record, including 14 pins. "Doug really hasn 't been test· ed yet," says head coach Dick Degen. "He's a possible state meet qualifier though." Degen was hesitant to list any of Belanger's weaknesses, "No senae giving any of his opponents aoybelp." But the three-year letterman wasn't· concerned about reveal· ing he has been working hard on his escape techniques. Degen says that Belanger's strength lies in his ability to keep after his opponent. "Doug keeps the pressure on," says Degen. ''He doesn't let up on hJa opponent, and he's a smart wresUer who ls able to take ad· vantage of the other guy's mis· takes." DOUG BELANGER Steve wrestles al Golden West and younger brother J oe is a teammate al Marina, Belanger plans on eventually teaching physical education and coaching wrestling. B asketball T o night 1 . P ira tes, FUiierton In K e y Collision When South Coast Conference basketball play betan one mOftth •10 toalibt. J\lUerton Colle1e, at best, was rated about • S0.1 shot to wln the champlonsblJ». But eight ••mes later coach Ezra Van Hom'• Hornet.a are rilht on top with a 7·1 record, the oaly setback coming to tontaht's opponent-Orange Coast College. The two long.time rivals club at 7: 30 at Fullerton.. Van Horn. a ea.ta Mesa resi· dent, says his team isn't playing 1 any dilferently than it did a month ago. <'The Hornets came into conference play with a 4·10 record). ..The kids ju.st started bellev· inc in themselves. We're not playinf any different, we ju.st have momentum. Our mental at- titude and dedication b4ve been outstanding .. .I'm just so proud of them I can't believe it," says Van Hom, who starred at OCC in 195S·56. The Hornets have been win· ning with team play. There are no super stars, but Fullerton ls a physical team and it does play well inside. •·we've been playing very well in the conference, although I thought we were miserable against Coast. In that game we didn't do anything rlaht and they controled the game. We expect another extremely dllficult game with Coast. It's going to be a bat· Ue for us," says Van Horn. OCC coach Tandy Gillis, whose club is now 3-4 in South Coast play, says lbe Pirates will have lo match Fullerton on the boards to win. "Fullerton is really strong in· side. They slt back in that zone and they pack it in awfully tight. We're going to have to beat them on the boards lo wln," says Gillis. Sharp-shooting guard Bob Vogelsang and front-liner Mike .Berry debuted against San Diego Mesa Wednesday and OCC came away with an 84-67 victory. Vogelsang scored 20 while Berry had eight points and nine rebounds. "Berry gives us a lot more strength inside, both in rebound· ing and defensively," says Gillis. "And of course Vogelsang can re- ally shoot." Gillis will start Vogelsang (5-11), B~rry (6·5), guard Bill Liscott (6-3) and forwards Phil PHIL BOLDEN Bolden (6-6) and Jon Holland (6·3). "I'll start those five, but I could easily fo with Bolden, Berry and Jer Golden (6-5) to give us comparable strength to Fullerton's inside game. If .1 do that, I may switch Holland to a guard or bring Mark Oman in." Van Hom will open with Jesse Wallace (6-0 ) and Randy Rozar (6-4) at guards, John Condie (fl-7) al center and Jeff Weber (6·6) and Jay Lucas (6·3) at forwards. GWC Rallies, I 0-4; ·Gauchos Fall, 6-3 Golden West College erupted for eight runs in the seventh in· ning to band Chaffey College a 10·4 setback in the consolation r ound of the Casey Stengel baseball tourney at G WC Friday. And in another Stengel con· solation tilt, Saddleback fell to Los Angeles CC, 6·3, at Cerritos. Golden West faces LACC at Cerritos (10:30) this morning in the consolation finale while Sad· dleback and Chaffey duel at the same time ln the seventh place game at Golden West. The ..Rustlers' big seventh in- ning was started by Ken Munger's single, followed by a bunt base hit by J ohn Moses. After two out Scott Desrosier doubled to right for one run and Larry Kubacki singled in two more. An infield h i t by Jim Bruneaux, three errors , Munger 's two-run triple and Moses' second bunt single con- cludedthedamage. Saddleback, meanwhile. trailed 3-2 in the eighth when LACC tallied three times to wrap it up. One girl finis hed 9-0, and StCQnd place was given to another girl at 8· l. The S. l tot credit for a "forfeit" against the same air) lhat I d1d not get any credit for, lhu.t she was really P r e p Swim Summaries VAltSITY 0-Mltti IJ61 UttlT-Mllfo.tll )OOM«t141Vre4•y-l. ThouH,.d0.-1 LSI 1, "I guess that Is what I do best in wrestling," agrees Belanger. "I keep the pressure orr and I don •t let m y opponent rest. That's my style." That style won the 5·9 athlete 51 of 60 freestyle matches during the summer. TV Sports Today The Gauchos' Nile Sensabaugh doubled in a run in the seventh and added an rbl in the eighth on a ground ~ut. * * * SNfl ... c-m ' 7. 1. The club now says it is the respons1b1lity of players lo mark their sro~. even with a forfeit but a girl m lhe oHlce at lhe time, first week of November, told me not to! In any case, how could anyone 8· 1 be ahead or 8-0? As with any other club, the matches of the girl who dropped should not be counted. After paying $10 entry, we deserve better treatment than that. You can be sure I'll never be playinar here again, either in a tournament or paying the hourly fee to use a court, as lon1 as they have sboddJly run events like that Sandy Rice Coata Mesa College Basketball 100 fr .. -1 <:«yeti ITJ I S) J J. OM'ftllt(lf ITI 1 stu • ........,1011 se s. JOO IM-1 M. Jo-,a ITI 1:10.2 t. V•r,.f,(0) I I•.• j MllC .. ITJ 1 1J S. JO 1r .. -1. Wltllfl ITI n 6 t . ,..,.,,°"' ITI tu 1. H-. CTlUA. Ol•lrio-1. Aide .. (Tl !Sf.SU Fl-10111'°1, Muli.MV IOUS.. 100 ICY-I, Ve""'y (0) '7.12. M. Joyc:e IT) SUS. J, Joyce CTI l:CQ.4, 100 lr-1. Hey (Tl S2 I 2. S.OIOI' (01 S4.I 3 Oel-y CDI S4 t SOO 1....-1, Tllo"'°"'" IDI S:Ol.S t. McKff ITI 6:02 0 6. Wll!Oll CTI 6: IU. 100 IMO-I. l"IO rell ITI 1:01.12. OtnlberlY IT) 1:02.0 .McCMIM\ (DI 1:04.3. 100 br-1-1. Tllc11noso11 COi I :07'.• 2. 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"But with every match you learn a lltUe and get a little better." Belan1er also credits his condi· tloning program as being partly responsible for his winnlng re- cord. He lltt.s weights three times a week, bench pressing 250 pounds, and runs about three to Clve miles per day. ''The runnlng ls boring," says Belan1er. "I usually find another wrestler to run wllh and that belpuome." All the condltlonin1 atld' bil winnlnl record, Belan1er hopes, wlll lead to coUeae wresWna, and he n1urea that Golden Seat Colle•• m1Cht be a •ood place to a tut. Oneal three wrestlln1 brothers, College Volleyball 10 a.m. (28) -TENNIS - Semifinal matches in the Spr· ingfleld International Tennie Classic. 1:30 p.m. (4) -GOLF - Fourth round play in the Bob Hope Deisert Classic from Palm Springs. (5) -CHAM· PIONS -Downhill skllng by America's Clndy Nelson and Austria's Annemarie Moser· • Proell in the 1976·77 World Cup aeriest frQm Germany; Also/ exhib1Uon figure akat-' lng rom Swttserland. (7) - ARA'S SPORTS WORLD - New York Mets pitcher Tom Seaver gives pointers. Also. film or the 1976 Special Olym- plea. 3 :30 p .m . (7) -PllO BOWLING -Finalists vie ln tbe $100,000 Midas Open from New Orleans . (4) - COLLEGE BASKETBALL - The Ore1on State Be1vera meet the Calllomla Bears in a Pac-8 iame at Berkeley. 4:30 p.m. (2) -SPOaTS 8PECl'ACULAI -Esteban DeJuua defends bil' Cl.EAR PINE lx2 ~t • I lightweight crown against Shlnji "Buzz Saw" Yamabe in San Juan, PR. Also, the world two· man · bobsled champlonahip, taped at St. Moritz, Switzerland. S p.m. (7) -WIDE WOftLD OF SPORTS -The USSR gymnastics team in an ex· hlbltlon at Notre Dame. Also, the 26th world barrel jumpln1 champlonahlpa and the figure eight stock car cham· pionships. 8 p.m . (5) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The UCLA Bruins take on Wathlngton ln Seattle. (13) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The USC Trojans meet the Washington State C:OU.an at Pullman. 8:30p.m. (28)-1'RE WAY IT WAS -Earl Blaik and Gene Rouldes recall Colum· bla 's upset of Army in 19'7. 11 :30 p.m. (4) -TllACK AND nELD -The U.S. Olympic intemational track and lleld meet. taped at Madison Square Garden ln New York. 2x4 a tt. 79r. .. all r II r.i \la110•111. c • 1 1 o SIHl,tl Ko.n llrod<lra, ll> W•llecll, tb H•ll.rl J 0 0 0 Her1 le, 2b 2 I 1 0 • 0 1 0 Near.,,a11, dh 4 0 0 0 J I I 0 S.llHb~utl\. cf 4 0 1 l • 0 1 I Co.,,IK, P 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 Tolat1 J2 J 1 3 'lurollylMI"•' S•ddl-t~ LO> A119elt1CC •II r 11111 Nt"''1ft, II 0 0 0 0 Ev•M,11 2000 llltnt k, rl , 1 0 0 VtlHQ\lel, :lb • 1 0 0 MuftQtr, u • J l l Wllltt,p 0 0 0 0 N•twh•r•, p o o O o Totels 10 II a r II • 000 001 IOl-J 4 I 010 110 Ol•_. 10 1 .. , .... MotH,cl 3 I 2 1 &tlw-. 31> ~ 0 I 0 Huppert, c • 2 O o Pe!eN,1111~ .I 0 0 0 Dtsroster, Clll • l t. 1 Kiter, Clll I 0 0 0 l(u!MOC, Ill 4 1 1 a l•unHUll, rMr • I 1 1 kor•ll'fllllll"tt Cll•llty C)elCM 11 We\ I r II ·• 007 100 Olll-• 1 ' 000 110 th-10 11 • Oxy at SoCal Southern California Collea• of Ca.ta Mesa wUI hoat Occldeata.I Colle1e tonight (8) in a homecoming basketball en· counter In the Van1uard1.nro. Earlier in the year, Ocddental po3ted 1 72..fJ7 victory over coach Paul Peak's char1es In the finals of the Cal Poly (San Luil Obi.po) to\ll'nament. · G.dM Lo}>sided Favorite t To Win Loop Net Title I eo~a det Mar· Wab School will be the Odda-o~ ravorlt• to re· ach tbe Oba.t. of tbt CJP 4·A ten- nis playoftt tor a third straight aea.son t.1'11.1PriJs1-thls Ume as the South Coast League cham· pioha. La1una Beach's Artis ts, tlnaliata in the 3·A division last y•ar where th~y lost to Mira Costa High of lhnbattan Beach by a narrow mar1in, will have to 1tru11le to gain a pl~off berth thllyear. The picture In the South Coast Lea1ue shows Cd¥ as the heavy favorite. The runnerup spot is wide open and coac!hes reel it wm be a four.team race for second between Laguna Beach , Unlvenity, San Clemente and Wsslon Viejo. Here's a capsule rundown on the teama in the south Coasl League for 1977: CorOtlCI del Mar The Sea Kings of coach Dennis Trout are two·time defending CIF •·A champions and have virtually the entire team return· log. CdK has won 53 s traight dual matches and Trout admits the team is loaded again this year, largely with underclassmen. Lance Good, a junior. is the top singles player. He is ranked as the No. l player in Southern California in the junior tennis program for youths 16-and· under. Kevin Forbes, another junior. ii ranked No. 8 in SoCal while sophomore Danny Saltz is in the top 10 in his age group, not only in Southern California but in the na· 'tion. The lop doubles combination will find seniors Jordan Otter· beln and Jim Curley teaming together. They played much or last year as the No. 2 doubles team atCdM. Craig Thomas, another ranked junior player and a junior classman at CdM, teamed with Saltz in the Fiesta Bowl tennis tournament in doubles and finished second. Only top juniors from around the country are in· vlted lo this event. Others on the vars ity at CdM include Greg Washer, a highly promising sophomore; Mike Fedderly, a senio r , Kevin Baldridge, a senior; and Scott Al· lebom, a junior. Laf11111a8ea~la The Artists went to the CIF 3·A finals before losing to Mira Costa last year and coach Art Wahl 's squad has six or nine lettermen returning. But it doesn't figure to be good enough lo beat out the Sea Kings for first place in the league stand· in gs. SuWvan, Jerry Strobl and Les Walcott. S-~te San Clemente's Trilorus tied for second in the final league stand- ings last year and went to the ClF quarterfinals before losin&. Coach Tom Stringer has live varsity letterme.n returning this season including No. 1 singles star Tom Morris, a junior. Blake Davis is also a junior and joins letterme n seniors Kevin Foreman, Tim Reckenger and Mike Bailey as the nucleus for theTritons Learn. Up from the junior varsity squad are Steve Cain, a junior; Steve Winters, a s enior; and Mark Lockeraff, a sophomore. Seniors George Highman and Diego Curt are also solid conten- ders for a team berth ( Dick Ouren says. The team wW be built around three lettermen including Russ Cheuler and Mar" Dietz, seniors: and Joel Werner, a sophomore. Movin1 up from the junior varsity are Florea! Taboada, a senior, and James Liu, a junior. Others in contention include Rick Hill. and Gary Glassmoyer, both sen1ors. I Dana Hiib Second year coach Rocco Dematels will feel the pinch of in· experience although be feels the Dolphins will be stronger than last season. "We are a stronger team than last year," he says. "But we are also in a much stronger league this season.·• Top player for the Dolphins is "Unfortunately, the entire league is in 4-A this season." Wahl says. "They should have done the same thing with tenrus LANCE GOOD SPARKS CORONA del MAR'S TENNIS TEAM. they did with swimming Jut year "We are going to be represen- when Mi.ssion Viejo moved up to tative and fi ght 1t out with the' 4-A division and the rest of Laguna Beach, Mission Viejo the league was 3-A." and University for the second Todd Thornton, a senior and spot behind Corona." Stringer the son of UC Irvine athlelic says. director and former tennis coach "They pulled us up and put us Ray Tbomton, will be the No . l m with the strongest team in the single.o; player.'----/CIF," he adds. "But the boys are Robert Cunard, fiKeTh~ looking forward lo playing is in Na fourth season or varsity againstCdM." tennl~ at Laguna Beach and, will probably compete in doubles. Mbdota Viejo Others vying for varsity berths Andy Luters, the second lead- include seniors Sepp Maier, ing singles player in the South Barry Ressler, Larry Calnp~ll Coast League last season, re· and Link Snyder along with turns to anc hor coach Bill junion Ian Calderwood and Enk Keller's Mission Viejo Dlablos. Michelsen. . . . Luten, a sophomore. Is joined Also in contention are Junior by returning seniors Brian Twin· Mike Burridge, sophomore Chris Ing. Scott Howe and Bob Clarke Johnson and freshman Alan God · and jwlior Kent Conins as let· frey. term en. The three seniors are ex - Gary Sisel's Trojans will be led I by Rick Rabb, a senior, and Gloria Faltermeler this year. Faltermeier played for the Univenity girls team and was in the top eight in CIF compet.itlon in the fall. Sbe is also eligible for the boys team .this year. Sisel says. "II the girls bad played on the boys team in other years, they can still play thia season," be says. After Rabb and Faltenneler,. Siael feels the Trojans are evenly matched. ·•we have a Jot of kids out and basically, ~ey are evenly matched," Sisel says. •"Jbat's on• of the things I like this year. Jt piakes a very healthy, com· petldve atmosphere!' - Otben seekin1 varsity berths lnctude eenlors J.efl Putman, Jeff '&Ullman and Scott Jones alOl\I wltb aopbomorea Denn la . • I pected to play doubles. says Keller. Up from the junior varsity squad are Greg Larsen. Mike Fontana and John Hennessy, all Juniors. Two transfers complete the varsity roster and include sophomore Blaine Patton and senior Kelly Black. The Diablos tied ror second in the circuit with San Clemente and University last aeuoo and Keller feels the race for the run· nerup spot behtnd Corona tdel Mar this !feason wiU again be between these three plus Laguna Beach. Ce•talfa• COsta Mesa's Must&n1s, run· nersup to CdM In th'e Century Le.aiue last seaaon, will be in the middJe or a rebuildlng year this aeason. "We lost a number of playen by traduation and have a very youn1 team this sea.son," coacb expected to be Hunter Person. a senior in his fourth year with the Dana Hills varsity. Others seeking berths as s ingles players include Ken Roans, a senior; Eric Krogius, a junior: and Brooks Corbin, a Junior. Doubles teams are still un- decided but will probably be filled by players from the junior varsity of last season including Eric Allman, a junior; Keith Cressman. a senior ; Jeff Paul, a sophomore; and Mike Win· terhalter, a junior. El 'l'oro Coach Bob Johnson's El Toro Chargers will field a young and inexperienced team this season although N~. 1 singles player, Steve Trejo, is a senior . Behind Trejo are a pair or sophomores, both of whom earned letters last season on the varsity-Leonard Ricker and Steve Hughes. Jerry Whitaker a junior, is another letterm~n available for duty. Up from the junior varsity are Brian Blood and Mike Churchwell, a pair of ju.nior classmen who also had time with the varsity. Gerald Hughes. a freshman and brother of Steve, is also in the battle tor a v arslty berth. Cage Standing ANOILUSl.IAOUI Senltt• St. Alltllolly ~lus X 'Met« Del altflop AINll St.,.•ul ...._..,.. CftM• IN! ... Otl 1115, e1si. Ame1 .. So"'IM74, SI Nllho'1v4• T--.y••o..n" St. '"aut•IMat .. Otl llllN9A"'81 al S.""l'-~111$ x "St. AtMon, w l. ,.,. .. A 1 I 615 ,., 1 s.a soa l 4IO 42 4 4 s" "3 I 1 60ll U4 o 1 40 54$ o'l 3 0 DAIL V Pll.Of Saturday. February 12. ton Women's MD Belts l.A>op Foe Athletics LA PUENTE-John Garcia and Jim Schwll combined to score $1 points tn sparking M4t* Del ffigh t o a io;.68 thumping of Bishop Amat Friday night in Angelus League baske\- ball play, here. SPORTS Wyatt In Swint Record Orange Coast College's Steve Wyatt set a school record in the 50 freestyle (21.47) as the Pirates splil a double dual swim meet with vis- iting Santa Monica and G rossmont Friday. OCC defeated Gross· moot, 55-48, and fell to SMCC, 56-48. Jn a night meet at East LA, awesome Pasadena City College, the defend· ing state champion, ove rwhel m ed Sad - dJeback College, 81-23. OCC's Wyatt, besides sizzling in the 50, clocked 46.8 in his 100 leg of the Pirates' winning 400 free relay. Other winners for OCC included Peter Zum· berge (diving). Erin Sloan in the 200 butterfly (2 :18.54 ); J ohn Wh it· m9re in the 100 free 150.6 l and Ron Schafer 10 the 200 breast (2 : 18.1). ~lllt -Cl 1$41 1411 Or1•11" C4U1 Or111 .. 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Protumo <SMI 1 IA Ill l Mor91n IGI ' 1~ 9 tO"\ tr1•~ \ J Whttm('lr,. fO((I Edilon High School's championship Chargers airls field hockey team placed three players on the first team and three more on the second unit of the all-Sunset League t eams announced this week. ~IRSTTEAM Pem eo.-11 '"-1a1n Valleyl; Carol Ct.,l\lenun IWtslmln1torl; Ellton Htrrlnolon (New11ort H•rborl · Jeclllo Hoss IEdltonl • P•llY Irvin IMarliwl; JIM( Jac:Ob\ : ~·;r.~ n ~~"': ~ d~"".,,.;: ( ~~·. I WeUmlnt1erl, Raylene s 11v1 ~f.:~w:~ I~~~ ~~l':.-i' ,c:un~l:1t~: IWHtmlmter). SECONDTl!AM '!>UHn Barton c Edison I; C:onn1e· Bun IW<ritml,,.terl. Terri Bon•oll IHunt1n9ton 8••<hl. Teen• Cll<ll• (Edison). J•yno Dr...,.nLI INowoort H•rborl. Anne EroentMtcll. IHunt- l'IQIOn S.llChl Jody Hl119lns 1Hun1· ll'oton 8eac:hl Sllolley Holman IEdl'°"I. ~,., Jachon "'o""laln Velley); Kollly Aetd IHunlln9ton 8••<111; J ennlttr Slloomtlltr 1Newpo<1 H•rbor I Gina Wilki e o f University High School's championship Trojans girls field hockey team was selected as player or the year for the South Coast League this season. Other members of the first all-league team m· elude: ll'IRSTTEAM Arclel Bond IS.n Clement• I . Lynda Buck 1Cor°"41 001 Marl. Donna Cole IMIUIOf\ lliojo); H•lon Gllllqan !San Clomentol Amy ttlrot tC.Oron• 001 Merl. ltutll<O tCtrlt tCoron1<1el Merl; Judi JOl\n!On <Ml"lon vltjol: Gr.1tce McC:•rley IUnlVC!fllty). Joy Ao'911t IM•l<ion Vlotol l(aC111 Struble •S.n Cltmonltl. SUeW•lker (Ul'IWr\ltyl. ~EN'STl!NNIS UC Irvine 111 (ti C:S Lo"' IHC~ si,,.1 .. Mor st IUCll def JOhn\On 1.s 6 1. Na<l\and !UC• Cit! 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Hdllllme MD. 11 • Garcia pumped 1n 20 and Schull2 hit 28 irr l"d· ing tbe Monarchs to <helr fourth victory in etgtit Angelus games. Mater Dei. holding • slim lS.17 edge a fter tl1e fi rst quarter, blitu~d Bishop Amat with a' t.ast break attack in.' \he second eight minute& to assume a commanding 51·38 lead. Mal• Ooll 10SI ., It pt Meac,,.m • l J t<•'"•'• ' 0 , . Gi re•• 11 3 , S<.hullt II b l SIM lo 1 l 3 Glylen 1 s I PeaDOOy 0 0 3 Croat 1 I J Hill t 0 0 Tola Ir 4J 11 19 k-byOYlrt•rs M .tlf'f 0..1 18 )) •• l6 Bl\hooAmal II 11 14 •• Net Stars AtNBTC •• " • 2q J9 ' 9 n 1 10S 10, .. Num e r ou s tennis personalities and four members of the two·time Cl F Southern Section c hampion Corona del Mar High School tennis team will be on han!i S unday a t Newport Beach Tennis Club com peting in a fund-raising event for the high school. Activity gets under way all. Admission is $2. Among the entries are Bettyann Stuart, Renee Richards, Kim Stuart, Di c k Leach, Jamie Lockwood , To m Leonard, Jim Ogle, Den· nis Trout and David Bagley. Corona del Mar High standouts include Jordan Otterbein, Jim Curley, Dan Saltz and Kev10 Forbes. Corona del Mar, ranked No. 2 m the Unit- ed States for hi gh school t e ams, 1s coached by Troul. '" • 1 MO>o·• SM I \7 I. 3 Poll•ll 'GI \I q 11)() t14c • t Pt\11J1n tG ) 1~" 1 .,..,.,.,,f-" •Oc(.11 1~ • J Coni:ton 1C,M 1 I 111 Frosh Basketball Pro Scores H1llon.1 61\Ulblll An 0<l1tlon P'"l•de-IC)"l•r\ J~ lnritdf\d IN Bufl••o~ N'f ,..., h.v.4 \OI• '''*° I L1.olf"•1n 1(j' 1)1\) "' •~011 w , o.' 1 Luna •occ \ rn t 11-w1 n, •• ,.,, 1 Sc.nM,.,. tocr 1 lit 1 P• •r m .. n ~ 1 Jt; 1 ,.. 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TUMILIWE!DS ANO NOW, AS 00~ PILOT DEPAR1'5, WE HAVE" ONE MORE SURPRISE ... I • THI VIRTUE OF VERAYA~MT DR. SMOCK &ORDO 1)4~1 ~ 'IJA'!> A ~' • 1.'p ~rr~~ llJ 10N1~-r/ .2 _,,. MOON MULLINS ........... -. ... .. __ C>H, YEAH ... I GUESS fl.IAT IS LINCOLN "J.'M AGAINS"'T" ANY SOR"'T"OF ORGANIZ.EaP CRIMe .' I by Rodger lracffl.W by George Lemont ;! WONPE!!R IF CROWL..6Y'S ~A R se:Rves HAR P FOR.MOL.A ~ by Gus Aniola by Ferd Johnson by Chorfts M. Schulz THE GIRLS -------IF l(OU'u. AU. 60 To i>lE WINDOWS. lt'OO'U. 8E ASLE iO see HIM i.AKE OFF IN HIS FAMOUS HEUCOl'TER ! .di' 0~ot o~OP C~OP CHOP I; CHOP ../ CJ.lop ./ ..../ CHop "You1J juat love our waiter-he always talks you out oC thedlct lunch." I by Tom K. 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Raquel Wtlch, Perryl Kill£ fiffanr Bolling, Royal Dano. illis 51lent movte cartt1 is eek br Ille advenl of tala1n2 lilma, Giilltrn stages a hUlt party ho ·n1 llis cuests will suppOtt his come k afte1 viewing a lilm he producedl fJ (<ail (()) Q Slaray & Hutdl A vindictive hoodlum holds Starsky and Hutcll responslble for his son's • death and in retaliallon ht critically wounds St111ay's fi!Hnend m A MIWON WfS 011 * HH HAW TONITTI ......... tD Uralll• U.C.I•: Hb He•er IM Nitla eu.....-... -9:30- • ((ll) (]))CI> Mlt M.ch to hef dMllJ, Ahtt lelrftl "'-the ta1 . tolltctOJ f"al Ille owes a btune 111 ~• liw left •.W •Y lier late lilrsbud. Cl) ....... ~ ...... : Ct) (1t) "C..t4y tf Temn" {!lot) '63-Vincent Price. Peter lorre. Borrs Karloff, Brnl Rathboftt la 111,.1: here th Ceds Ate , ... -. -. ._,.,,,,_...,... Saturday,~ 12. 1977 DAILYll'tLOT 'Star o~. Tomorruw .~1 ~ . l W~fl• mnU1to '" Holl11ioood, the GOf"dMn . tUlc their ota11 qve1t~ of ulebritia and old frlnd$. The Cirl in Georee Burm• lite these day1 la pretty Lisa Miller, who acta' u bl1 bosteu. audience, conatuit com . panlon, hand·bolder and secretary. RJSpondin.e to the rouaine reviews his book .. Uvtne It Up'' received from the critics, Georee sald it was his first book lD 21 yean and • '11 lt does \¥ell, I ml1bt write a book every 21 years." He aeta up at five every mom!n1 to report to Warner Brothers ror another movie, titled "Ob, God!" "In this one I play the tltl~ role or God," he said. "Aft~r all I couldn 't ~ play. John Denver, he'• too young." Before being 'Glad You Asked That' t.r M....,• -.I Hr • .....,_ bone cooUnuea in ~yndlcatloo. 'nlouab Georie t.nouaht h1s cro In& achievement wu a one-mu c cert at New York's Phllharmon.l Hall, be later topped it by perf or~ 'eoncerts ln a •trlu ol clUes, COQcl\&dl inc at Carneefe Hall. He u~ deresUmated the 1uperalardom be' reach .tlll be made "The Sunsbl Boys" with Walter Matthau-ail Richard Benjamin tn 1975.-Kp .. , proachl.nc 80 then, he was ounecf •~ the National Association or Tbe8tl# Owners) as "Star of Tomorrow ... _ A lifelong friend, crony and a redisCO'fered and winning an Oscar io "Tbe Sunshine Boys," his last film had been "Honolulu," shot io 1939! "You see, Hy," he sai~ "I waited 36 years to make my next movie because I waa afraid ol over-exposure!" BURNS, WALTER MATTHAU HAGGLE IN 'SUNSHINE BOYS' mirer of Jack Benny, It's ironic George would probably sun be §et ing for guest appearances or sinli on variety shows ii Benny wereLsti alive. For Jack was orieinally ·S posed to play the role in ·~Th Sunshine Boys," wbicb proved to George's greatest, it somewhat ae-layed, encore. ~ GEORGE RAS BEEN io showbiz since be was 7 years old, when he was a member or the ''Peewee Quartet,•• a cane ol kida who sang on street cor· 'National Velvet' Sequel Scheduled Bryan Forbes has been signed by MGM to write and direct "Interna- tional Velvet," a sequel to one or the studio's alf.t.1.nte classic rums, ''Na-tional Velvet." "International Velvet" will be based on several of the characters created by Enid Bagnold in her best- selling novel which was brought to the screen by MGM in 1944. A key role in the new mm will be that or a horse· loving l.S-year-old girl who becomes the ward of Velvet "Brown, the character portrayed in the earlier film by Elizabeth Taylor. ners, salooos, in front o( theater lob· biea and wherever a passed hat would be filled with pennies. Before he was out of adolescence (at the age of 37, he says) he'd been a trick roller skater, a dance teacher and vaudeville comedian. When he and Gracie Allen teamed up, George was the funny partner. But their audiences switched the roles. They married in Cleveland in 1926, and toured the Keith vaudeville circuit until they made their first film, a one-reel comedy called "Lamb Chops." The name and material were taken from their vaudeville act. BURNS AND ALLEN also shared the last two-a-day bill ever presented. at the Palace Theater, co-headlining with Eddie Cantor and Georgie Jessel. The foursome broke all records at the Palace. being held over for nine weeks. A fortuitous dividend was Can- tor inviting George and Gracie to guest on his top-rated network radio program. It resulted in their being signed to do their own show, which made such a hit it ran for 17 years. Before reaching such dizzy heiehts, PUBLIC NOTICE •CA• IMTH • MAGMA YOX •• on.a HANDS 5 15995•526995 ~~' Guaranteed One Year Picture Tube, 6 Months Parts. 90 Days Labor, 30 Day Exchange, Free Loaners If In Shop Sen/Ice la Required Major's TV Super Mart H40WUTMtMSTll AYI. AT M>LDIHWUT TUE&~RI 10...IAT &SUN ID-4 893 0507 8ANKAMlRICAAO • MASTIACHAAGE • Now TeleYtsJon aa It was Meant to be Seen: on a Wide Screen Projection System the~ loOCJ\' IO 19011V W110V ,...._,,, • to -0 wlc»~ ~moo-the .-.e.; ~ wld9 -=--i fl'llern leotUIW 0 !> 0. Cl T-1001 OtOQOnotly meoeured .a-.. 15 ,...,.. !tie -OI the o.4lage ~ ~ llldeoPlov""" \IOU In ltte "9orl ot it-. oct'On -oamahe IC)Ofl1 -.IL ~""" OOQfno IDKOQls -In ~ lo IOQlJIOt fl/ l>'Ol)IQI I,,.,.. 'II cOllle IV ,.,,4\JI\ mo...~~ -_,the ,_ Aloll IAO!lo MulOe. \lldeoPlov ~ ""' t.sl Sor'V Ol'ld ICOOC* lec:IYlology wfll\ ti• own ,,_,........,.,..,, Pl'Of8Cl'On ~ No ~ no ""°""' eauiOment. no onrlCOI oeljulf,....,,. -...-oi. lo "ClperOte 01 o ~fl/ .... SM " 'llMlell IO ~ fnb "'"'°"'able . ~ .-.1enoonmen1 ocnie..tnent k1f o no«>1tga11ot1 demor111tQt1Qn c:all "'°'1! llldeoPlov O.Oler at 71• 546 874Q Cl ....ne "' ·~ llnoftc:lllg (XJr\ be anonged will\ '°"' monfhl\l~t~ .... ----·-------_fWll_ a, ... zip __ llfldll>:"*°~COfP~ 1774'~11\'d~ lule 2tl, 1Mne, CA nM7 , ..... ~ ............. J o-,..•u1••- CO.HIT AT CINEMACEHTEA "HIGH VELOCITY" ' Bums and Allen guested on the Rudy Vallee and Guy Lombardo programs -and in 1932 became a permanent fixture on Guy's show. THEY SUBSEQUENTLY co- starred in 14 films, with such superstars as Bing Crosby, W.C. Fields, Ethel Merman, Bob Burns, Jack Benny, Fred Astaire, Martha Raye, Jack Oakie, Eleanor Powell, Carole Lombard, Dixie Lee, Robert Young, Bob Hope and Betty Grable. When Gracie retired in 1958, George starred in his own TV series for a season. In '62, he teamed with Carol Chan- ning in theater and night club tours, doing ditto the following year with Dorothy Provine. IN '64, TO MEND his wounds after Gracie died of a heart attack, George surrounded himself with work. He produced and starred with Connie Stevens in the TV series "Wendy and Me," produced TV's "No Time for Sergeants," "Mona McCluskey" <with Jullet Prowse) and helped originate and became a co-owner of the TV series "Mr. Ed.'' The talking ' SIT11NG ON A sofa between Buddl ' Hackett and Milt.on Berle in Jan Mur. ray's family room, Burns told us, wit~ a faint trace of some Los Angeles de9( in his eyes: "I'd gladly trade all tb~d honors, Oscars and acclaim I've ~ getting lately if Jack was sun allt-e~ . He'd ertjoy what l 'm doing, for he years ahead or even my most r~d rooters. Jack was the &realest 'au dience of my lite .•. Everything I did or said made tum laugh, and I a almost hear him laughing it up now. with Gracie, wherever in heaven ~'rt.,( both are." -~ t Send your q~ation& to Hy Gardner, ''Glod You A1Ud That," care of thbt newspaper, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Meacr.f. 92626. Marilyn . and Hy Cardur will~ anawer aa many ~ations <U they can 11( their column, but the volume of maid make1 peraonal replies impoalible. 1 Melnick Film Chief' .. '-. r LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ano change in the movie companies U:. ecutive suites. Daniel Melnick hll$ been appointed head or worldwide production at Columbia Pictures. . ... di• 'iio I a.;..;.:':, MAN M111N e VAMllaA •MUW . &Bmnl ... :~=:-~ Cl.MWlWOOO THI INfOICllce1 ~,,. TUC«DOWN111 ' -------..... ~· evnte• .. 53+.;; I IOUH~~=-~?~ IOllY. -'.ilk• . . • ' -1 • ~ I I I . , ~· DAil Y PILOT Saturday, February 12, um Bette Davis Still A.live and .K.ieking · ... By 808 THOMAS LOS ANGELES CAP) -"After 48 yea.rs in the acting business. you begin lo wonder, 'ls it possi- ble you're still alive?' " Ind*' she ls. At 68 Bette Davis is not onJ aUve, she is still S.Qloking Cigarettes and sparking opinions in her same vital style. She was here in preparation for her big • ilinner March 1, when she will be given the Life Achievement Award of the American Film . ,..,1rtsUtute. The program will be : seen on CBS March 21. · About the award: "I am de· ... . ·-··· tghted, honored, hope I deserve it but glad I'm getting it. I sup-DAVIS pose that after four men, they decided 'Let's give to a dame.' But I must say, those were four great men." Gemini: Conduct ·~Taxing Discussion SUNDAY,FEBRUARY13 By SYDNEY OMARR ARJES <March 21-April 19): Accent on achieve- ment, independence, better understanding between ·')'ou and one in position of authority. You make room for yourself at top. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good lunar aspect coincides now with renewed spiritual strength, ! ability to learn, to project into future, to com- prehend potential as contrasted to short.range view. Plan ahead for travel, study. GEMIM <May 21-June 20): Di scussion with partner, mate is overdue -in connection with in- vestments. taxes, hidden clauses, money and how il gets that way. Adjustment indicated in domestic area. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Lie low ; play wait· ing game. Don't be rushed into agreements. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 >: Stick to issues -insist on fact, not fantasy. Older individual is willing to share experiences. Know it and lake advantage or it. Don't permit pride to block progress. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22 >· Ae aware or op· p0rtunity beckoning from afar. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 >. You can break through red tape. you get chance to be more in- dependent, to express views in meaningful fashion. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Short trip, involv· tng relatives, could be on agenda. SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent on r1nances, valuables, personal possessions. Diversi· • ty -ask questions. , CAPRICORN <Dec 22-Jan. 19): Lunar cycle is ... 1ucb that you are more popular, confident; you find ways of expressing views in dynamic manner. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Improve com· munications with one who is temporarily confined to home. hospital. . PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20): Emphasis on de- . sire, wish fulfillment. romance, ability to create, • express, to get maJor points across to more : persons. '--,-------------==~-----==~------~ The previous winne~: John Ford, James Caaoey, Orson Welles, William Wyler. M~ DA VIS WAS EN &OUTE for a three-week thaw at the La Costa resort lo escape from the eastern freeze. Jn late years she bad made her home in Connecticut -"I'm a New Englander and l think everybody loves the part of the country they were bom in.'' But this winter was incredible, she admitted . "The river I live on was frozen for the first time in history," she said. "Can you imagine the Hudson so frozen you could walk across it! Eight below in Westport, Conn.! 1 tell you, I'm a Yankee, but I've never seen anything like it. It was petrifying. I felt it would never slop.'' SUU, she is an unreconstructed New Englander, despite her years in the California sun, and she will be returning east -"everyone wants lo live where they feel best." THE DOUBLE OSCAR WINNER ("Dangerous," 1935; "Jezebel," 1938) and former president of the Motion Picture Academy seemed genuinely pleased with the Life Achievement Award. "It's an industry I have loved and still do: I just hope I can say something intelligent af-terward." The show's producers face a monumental task: capsulizing in 90 minutes (mmus commercials) a film career that began in 1931 with "Bad Sister" and continues to the present. Latest feature: "Burnt Offerings." "'I can say immodestly that I'm not ashamed of the pictures I've made," she volunteered, "though of course I see things in every film that I'd like to do again. ''THE ONES I LIKE THE best? The only criteria you can use is if they fulfill what you expect of them. 1 would have to pick 'Dark Victory,' 'Now Voyager,' 'Jezebel,' 'All About Eve' -they achieved in total what I had hoped for. I also liked 'The Letter' very well. "I like parts of others, but there are always things that you wish had been different "And those I don't like? Certainly 'In This Our Life' -fortunately they don't show 1t on telev1s1on anymore. And that other dreadrut picture, what was the name of It' Oh, yes, 'Beyond the Forest.' Many of the early p1ctures were also bad, but they provided a trainine Jround. And fortunately they don't appear on TV, either." · MISS DA VIS FEELS SUE was fortunate that the old Warner Brothers backlog of films was among the first to be released lo TV. "A whoh• new generation was able to see my work. That oUset tbe fact that actors didn't get residual payments for those films." Does she ever see her old movies on the tube? "Sometimes. One night I fell asleep before the set, and I was awakened by a familiar voice, It was me in 'The Nanny.' I stayed up and watched the rest ofit. Nol bad." &ADDLE•ACK ~LAZA I tN .. M l\t U Ill ti ..... ,., •I• llt••W•O•I" \II ~-- "MYSTHllS flOM llYOHD IAITHM 2'JCM:O~t:40 "IM SIAICH OF HOAH'SA .... 4:1~J:IO THE CASSANDRA CROSSING 1 u .4 o l '""' ., , ...... It *"--.!!.-11FREAKY FRIDAY" All/SAT/SUM. 11 ...._·l·l ·J.1•t AC"nOM rACllD DllAl4A SUSl'IHSI THallL.111 "CASSANDRA CROSSING" 1:"1Mt4 ... 111'"' 41 llATIDlll l4tOl1111t1St ~Hitt 1111 "'""' 11ROCKY11 • 7:JO & 9:45 FRl/SAT/SUM-t:l0.J:40 5!45-1:00· I 0: IS CINEMALAND CINEMALAND 1114 St N"I" I"'''" U~ l'°I U ll hJt 111·. ''TH£ SEVEH·PER·CEKT SOLUTION" (PG) 1 00 Nl1S&T1,11+4-l 00.1 IO "MAIA THOM MAH" • H fWf\&TIS-.-12 IJ.1 01-t It CINEMALAND Hit St h tHI • hJ~t .. '1~ 1501 "KING KONG" -°'"" 1 IS (PG) ../l&T/WM-1 00.\ , .. ,, •• ''EMBRYO" WffllD&UtU H l/,4T/\"'4-l 21-1 H '"MONTY PYTHON & 1HI HOI. Y GRAIL .. CNJ .. 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Today the t~time winners (Who draw their latest handle from the lady apoWaht.d pn the opposite page> are out ln front again. Ruthie ,cored 10 polnta to nine from runner-up , U Selunerkr to draw ahead by a single poi.Qt in the cunent triviathon. Tied ror third, aU with aeveo eorrec:t. were Mortimer, the Dellt .Jockeys and the .Lake Canon Monsters, while Max Fnley and · l'ellY Mone followed with sixes. Few triviaddicta had trouble with the bonus queatioa this week -but everyone struck out on 'umber one, a theoretically sJmpler query. Movlni •up a notch ln the standings today are the Dest ~;:c!Teie:!:e~°.°5ters. Mortimer and the absent Here's this week's contingent of cranial challengers with number 10 again worth the bonus point. And look for some easier fare come March. l. NAME THE DOG AND cat in the TV series ""the Brady Bunch." 2. For what sanitarium did Montgomery CU.ft practice medicine in "Suddenly, Last Summer?" 'Clwrus Line' Big Winner in London LONDON CAP) -The American bit musical ''A Chorus Line" has won the prestigious London Evening Standard award for best musical of the year. The show drew fresh rave reviews when it re- opened with an all-British cast following a six· month run with an American cast. The award was presented by veteran British actor Sir John Mills at a glittering and star-studded gathering at London's Savoy Hotel. The Evening Standard awards, instituted 2S years ago, are among the most coveted in the English theater. PLUS "UP" RUSS MEYER'S By T.T. S. Identify the musical Jl'OU.P formed ln 1955 by future BeaUes Paul McCartney and John Lennon. 4. In "The Rainmaker, .. what was Burt Lan- caster'• fee for endin1 the droUlht? 5. NAME THE ALCOHOUC concoction brewed by Ll'l Abner characters Halrleaa Joe and Lonesome Polecat. 6. What was the occupation of Bud Abbott and TRIVIA STANDINGS Lou Costello before they became "Buck Privates" in the movie of the same name. 1. Name the year in which the movie .. City Beneath the Sea" was seL 8. What wrestler was known as the .. UtUe Flower?" 9. 'Ibe means, please, by which Robert Ryan's son met his death in the movie "lee Palace." 10. In the movie "One, Two, Three" the East Germans wrung a confession out of Horst Bucholz by the incessant playing of what recorded song? Last Week's Auwen 1. The Bill Dana Show (Lady of Spain) 2.. "The Roar of the Greasepaint. the Small of the Crowd" ("Who Can I Turn To~") 3. Harry L. Dinkle (band director) 4. "Uncle Tom's Cabin" ("King and I" play) 5. Colgate (clean your breath) 6. The Tides ("Birds" restaurant) 1. Taurus the Bull <Archie's sign) 8. Florida <Frankenstein meeting) 9. An elephant statue (Bond in "Golden Gun") 10. A CB handle (Mary Hartman characters) Send uoor.amwer• to TRIVIA, clothe DaUy Pilot, Bor 15'l>. Coata Mesa 92626. AU entrle1 must be received by WednadaN, othenoile half the player's wt score wiU be. atOOtded. STAAAtNO BURT LANCASTER WEEKDAYS 7:15-1:45 SAT.·SUN. 1 :45-4:30-7:15 10:00 . ., ..__....._ ... Saturday. February 12, 19n DAILY PILOT '1f 7 Oscar Over the Ages1 Clips From Top Flicks on TY Sunday .. By MALCOLM N. CARTER NEW YORK (AP) -Onetime movie mogul Howard Koch has somethinc for everyone. There's faacism, racism, alcoholism and anti-semltlam for openers. Then there's comedy, music and love. You'll find it all with a dollop of nostalpa in "Oscar's Best Mov· ies," which Koch bas produced and directed. With clips from every winner of the Academy Award for best picture since "Wings'' got the first ooe a half-century ago, the 24-houuhow will be br-0adcast on ABC, Channel 7, 9p.m. Sunday. .JULIE ANDREWS. WaJter Matthau, Gregory Peck and Katharine Boss will be hosts for a program that ls organized by mm subject rather tbm by the 48-year chronology. There were some fllm-s that wouldn't flt into any categoryt Koch says. And be should know. Head of Paramount until Gulf & Western took it over 12 years ago, he has been an independent 'Isadora' Charade Opens inNeW York By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -The artistic daring and private in· decorum with which Isadora Duncan shocked the early de- cades of the 20th century are the butt of satiric charade in "Isadora Duncan Sleeps With the Russian Navy" on the stage of the American Place Theater. Writer Jeff Wanshel sets up a wide, wild range of vaudeville situations, and facts gin way to fantasy in some of his jests. A murlty effort is evident toward the end for profound meaning, but Wanshel, long busy on the little theater circuit, is still too undisciplined an under- graduate at heart. Marion Seldes swoops, with fair grace and certain detached aloofness, as an actress port.ray- ing the incredible Isadora in a film which purportedly is being made as the play proceeds. Some bits score, others just sputter, but the whole affair does deliver mildly amusing, offbeat diversion. producer whose films include "The Odd Couple," "On a Clear Day. You Can See Forever," "Plaza Suite" and "Once Is Not Enough." · "GONE WITH the Wind," ~bich Olivia deHavilland will in· troduce, was one of the movies he had trouble with, Koch says. ''It's not a war story or a love story," he says. "It's an epic." Other films in the category of no category include "The Greatest Show on Earth." "Mutiny on the Bounty," "A Man for All Season'S" and 110ra:nd Hotel." Koch says "One Flew Over'the Cuckoo's Nest," last year's 'fin~ ner, was so special that it •ets highlighted alone at the end. · · "Oscar's Best Movies• .... oi>ens with "Wings," recorded ob'"'the very stage on which the sitent movie was actually filmed before the G real Depression. · '· ''IT REALLY was eer1','• Koch recounts. After "Wings, .. the sbowNnis to clips from war movies like "All Quiet.on the Western Front" and "Bridge on the River K~ai." Then come musicals suob as ''The Broadway Melody," "West Side Story," "Ab Americ~ in Paris," "My Fair Lady~ and "Gigi." .. There follow clips -they range from l 'h minutes to about four minutes -of comedies such as ''You Can't Take it with You," ."It Happened One Nigbt'1 and ''The Sting." '· Koch says it was "very .Qif. ficult" selecting the one scel'le that best shows what the movie was about. One problem, he SQS, was conforming to TV standanis or violence and bad language (or tnovics like "The Godfat'ber" and ''Midnight Cowboy." · • ' I ' M S U R E w e 'l'l 'b e criticized," he· adds with a philosophical laugh. Since "That's Entertainment" and its successor "Part II," W«e so successful, Koch was asked whether he plans a successor to "Oscar." "There will have lo be another 48 years," he replies, "and I'm afraid I'm not going to make it.." A motion picture has never spre~d such fear. ST ARRI NG IR) SOPHIA LOREN RICHARD HARRIS MARTY SHEEN P. J. SIMPSON edwards BRISTOL CINEMA lllSTOl •• 14ACd THUI H0-1444 CO.lilT AT CINEMA WEST CHRIS SARAN DON ·CRISTINA MIH MAP.TIN DAL.SAM JOHN CAAAADINE AVAGAP.DHEP. (R) JOSE FEAAEP. FRIDAY 1:00-9:00-10:45 SAT.·SUN. 1 :30-3:20-5:10-7:00 9:00-10:45 HUNTINGTON CINEMA IUCliATlUJl,li I 147 ... 01 147"'017 "THE LAST TYCOON" PLUS ''UP'' \ ~-OAA. Y PILOT 8-furd!Y, Fob!uary ti 1 tn ; NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE '" I • ... ' AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE 8aMdly.~ 12. 1t77 OAllYPtLOT ..: r r . ON er The Counter Listings for Friday ,al~ II I .1', • 111 .... ~. "\ It llil•tt•rt ........ PCAllll ·~ 0141 t·r· " " "" H1t f HC "" u~ =r:r:~ .. , ~ ~ . .,, ,, n1, n • I$• ... , II~ Ht•lrff F t••t 11'4 .... ..., tcO• • 111\ 1'~ s1rr.11 ~ n~ U•• I 141 '"" , .. ' \I• m Molol>m "' .... M<~ :Mh H r· '"' r~ M 1 ,, ,.,, """" ,, .. 'f" • r . ltOtlJ "" II .. 1wt11, .. 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But before you take a stand on the world's. oldest issue, better be aure o your facts Here are som questions to test your knowledge or the subJect# Some ol the aaswers may sur- prise you. T RUE OR FALSE! l . Men have a ;rreater capacity for reeling happfthan women 2. Women h*'e more verbal fluency than me •. 3. WOMEN t.v E more sex fantasies about en than men do about women. · 4. There are " differences in dream• between men and women. 5 Wives understand their: husbands better than husbands undersland them. I. HVSBANDS TEND Lo be more intelligent than their wives. 7. Men, more than women, are likely to keep their head in a crisis. ANSWERS AND EXPLANATIONS: 1. False. Women have a wider r ange ol emotion than men. They can feel ~eater happiness but, at tlle other ntreme. &hey caa led more •applaesa, &oo. 2. True. Fe~ales develop lan1ua1e skills earlier tban males and retain the edge tn verbal nuency between the sex· es. 3. Falle. Alfred Kinsey, tbe sex researcher, found men ba\'e many more sex fantasies about women than vfce . .,ena. 4. False. Dream narratives col· lectt!d from a wide number or men and women show that men dream more about men than they do about women, while . women dream equally u often aboul men and women. .. 5. False. Stlldln ._. bJ Uaf \'eter ... • Admtal*aU. ._ U.at bu b&Dda la.ave aaor• ._. .. ~ about dM'1r wlvet .. ,..alltlM thaa wives bave abo9t tM•. 8. True. Many studies hav~ verified that women tend to marry men they can admlN iG· tellectualty. Men, on the oUMt,r hind, tend to shun women who are above them intellectual&y, 7. False. 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Call oollect (714) 842-2535 SAMTA AMA SAVEi $49,'50 """-RILL PRICE Super clean ready to live in family home In de- sirable area VA/FHA terms-unbelievable that this is under S50.000 Call !Oday 646-7171 EASTSIDE COSTA MISA Z HOUSES -I LOT Super starter investment 2 Spacious homes for the prrce of one tn fantasltc Easts1de Costa Mesa You cant do better than this Much too much to descnbe so give us a cell 646-7171 . $91.950 Full price• l + F/R +POOL+ JACUZZI SZ,000 G.t. Vets if you qualtty s 2.ooo ls.1111 you need to get in this home You may qu·dttfy even If you nave used"' your elig1b11ity Low down to non vet Hurry! Call _ 963-6767 EXECUTIVI! ISTA T! -HACH 4 IR -Z STOIY -POOL Format entry to majestic IJvlng room. Formal dining room is conveniently served from huge gourmet garden view kitchen. Sltparate f'mlly room with cracl(llng stone fireplace + 11111il of glass view ol tush terraces and spancllng free form pool. Dramatic st111rs sweep to enormous hide, away master suite and guest quarters. Welle to beach Hurry tor this un1Qu• bargain. Call , 963-7881 . I CUITOM MM.T llAVTY NIWPOIT t•e1ns . Dominant teaturea are ~v•rywhere. Beamtd . cttMdnlf·cefl1no1 Falftlly Room with floor to oell· 11\g tlrtpltotl Pool el.ze lot with 105' frontege with flr~plt and wood plank•d converHtlon NH hlghllgh\ your 4 ledroom 2 bath home. Price Is $J25.QOO. call fot Appointment! 546-2313 llACH UTllA T • $44,IOO S• to pounding eurf and cryttal undl Baek la b•Y 1rea play ground. Winding wooden walkways to tecluded entryl Gourmet tdtetien. Step-down convereatlon area + f lrepracet Sunahtoe br .. kfaJt patio. Pool -jacuul - W>l~I. Garden living at tta flnMt. Call 841«>10 llOl Ll4$1 a f 50.00 month tor this tovety famity home In frVtne Terrace. Corona del Mar. 4 BDRM ftmllY 4 \00"'· poof and patio. Call now to see. 913-8580 SPACIOUS IAMCH-SH,000 Sec!uded entry to large Family sized Living Ro&n with ~ stone fireplace. Country style Kltehen conveniently serves fiormal Dining Room. Huge 26' Family Rec. Room and Oen. Lu-h terrace. Separate wing fOf elegant Master Suite & a,ildren's quarten. Hurry! 963-7~1 . IAMILIMG IAHCH-FfXR-POOL $64, ffO-AIAHDOMED Circular dtive to dramatic home built on single level. Huge famlly sized living room. Country kitchen. Otne. Family entertainment area over· • looks covered pavilion and sparkling pool. Seoarate wing for massive master suite and children's QWtrters. Tremenqoua bargain for the handy. Huny won't last. Call 963-7881 MIWPOIT CUSTOM l• + POOl.-SZ4t,OOO NewPQft's finest custom 3 BR -4 bath plus 3300 sq.ft. m&ssfve Del Piao Foyer. Huge formal Living Room! F~mlly room hosts: Raised slumpstone fireplace. parquet floor. cathedral ceiling & wet bar. Secluded Master wing ....: Walkln·mlrrored wardrobea. Walls o f glass overview 36' sparkling pool. laundry room. Loads of storage. Call to preview 752-1700. MIWPOlT -$17,500 JIR + IOMUS Quiet hlllalde·ct.11~e-sac. Portico entry: Huge Living Room -brick fireplace. Spacious real country KJtchen -Breakfast area. Magnificent Bonus-Family-Room -over 700 SQ.ft. Raised hearth fireplace. Cathedral beamed ceiling. 12· wet bar with Tefrlg. Secluded Mater. Tiered redwood decrted lanai patio. 2200 SQ .ft. plu., .. (OOCh morel Call fast -762-1700. SPANISH YIU.A -llACH $55,210 Winding walkway through Castilian courtyard leads to aectuded entry sheltered by red tile roof. Fiesta dining plus cantlna bar and gourmet kitchen! Soaring staircase to Master bdrm plus child's retreat. Pool plus tennis. Make this Twnhm. living at Its fl nest. Try S5,600 total down. Call847~10. IXDIMI PllY ACY 3 bdrm 2 bath home plus bonus room located et the end of a cul-de-sac with no adjoining neighbors,_ This 3 year new home has an ·oversized lot (A. v. access), upgraded carpets and a step ~rk1tchen. Call ~llect (714) 842·2535 DUDU LUXURY The floor plan hM a ,..,,...hlng onplnaltty that ts apectac:utarJ F~ly Room, Fomial Dining Room •nd threlt Bedroot9)1 are within thla decorator home In dellrable Mffa V•rcte. Tht upgrades are too n~roul' to flat. You enter the M .. tar '5edroom · tt)rol>gh double doo,..-with a separate cloeet. bath and po~r room u large as aome bedrooms. TAJ<E ADVANTAGE TOOAYlll Call 54&·1313 • TOPS• SALES SALES ASSOCIATES Life sb'fe is vital. The chaltenge and excitement of real "tate . . . continuing to grow and serving othet9 in a professional manner ... ts rewarding. For a real •eer In real estate, call R'"tty Mccardle and dlac~ why The Real E&taters deserve Harold Lazerman l"lle Hintze your trust. 640-2500. Irvine Offiot Warnerdale orflce \ \ •1 ;,,:t\. .\ OllT, OllT, DUMB NAIL, SA VS BRETT WINSLOW, 9 ' , I• Photos by Pat O'Donnell ... CHILDREN NEVER SEEM TO TIRE OF PLAYING HERE ••• ••• MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE THE RULES MAKE A LOT OF SENSE ~ Forts grow like crabgrass at the new adventu~e ~l~yground in Irvine's University Community Park. Develop~rs and md1v1duals haye donated the stuff or imagination: hammers, nails, saws, lum.ber, old tires, street cones. The Playground is open Tuesday through Fnday afternoons ~d most or the day Saturday. Kids from all over Irvine are welcome to JOm in the fun, building castles in the park. FOAT IS KIDS' CASTLE. JUST ASK ROBERT RICHARD AND DAVID CREAMER. ,, Liberace: ·outglittering the Marquees in Vegas By JOHN M. WILUS LAS VEGAS (AP> -Who is the only performer in the world that can get away with making an entranc::e In an antique red, white and blue, star ·spangled Rolla Royce, wear a suit lhat lights up in lhe dark or make his exit by flying around the stage in a full-length, white feather cape? If you answered Allee Cooper, you're wrong. But if you said Liberace, "Mr. Showmanship," you'reriabtaarblneatones. THE AIM>VE mentioned eyepoppera are all part of Uberace's popular show at the Laa Vegas Hilton, where he does two shows a night, 16 weeks each year. Lee, as friends call him, says it all began more than 25 years ago. "It started out very innocent, but caught on immediately," said the stylish pianist and enter· tniner, adding that he first put color in bis act so members of lhe audience in the back or bigger theaters could see him. 0 1 WENT F•OM a black suit to a white suit, and that's bow it all aurted. Then the white went to eold, the gold went to sparkles, the 1parkles went to diamonds and fun. It just kept snowball· ing," l.Jberace said, as be gulped down dinner between shows. For the interview, Liberace why. It was a miracle," Lee re- wore -what else -a red, white m embered. ''I came home broke, and blue bathrobe. On bis fingers but well." were giant rings, most of them \ Now Liberace enjoys life to if:s given by those he has worked for. fullest~ and has the money to do 1l At his feet were two tiny well--:-mainly ~cause of lha~ syn. groomed white poodles. Both d1 cated sen es on the tube m the were perfumed, and one was early 1950s. adorned with pink ribbons while Along with Milton Berle, the other wore blue. Lucille Ball, Hopalong Cassidy LEE PICKED UP bis soup bowl to get the very last drop, then plowed into what appeared to be roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy. He took time out to chat, and to autograph a few copies of his latest book and to have his picture taken with two lt'ltett £11Jera~e tried to ~•••9e Ilk -~ ... 19&8, 'peo-ple •t•11ed • ..,.. f11 and Jack Webb, Liberace was a television pioneer. LIBERACE SAID RE was makin1 about $50,000 annually before television. "I thought that was great back then. TV came along and instead of playing for hundreds, I started playing for millions. And likewise, my first year on television, my 11alary went from SS0,000 to $7 million,'' Liberace said. However, Lee s aid that he would flop if he tried the same thing today, and adds that he even tries to stay off the tube for the most part. "TELEVISION IS SUCH a massive medium now," he said. .. I came along right after Hop along Cassidy, I was dif · ferenl The timing was great. "It'• a devouring medium to- day. I purposely avoid over- exposure on television now and it seems that It's proven successful to me -just be on TV enough to let them know I'm still all ve." Liberace said he now does the television talk shows mostly for the sake of being seen by people who can't come to take in his show in person. THE CONVERSATION drifted back to, what else -his re- nowned wardrobe. "My costumes are an ex- pensive joke," Lee said with a chuckle. "They used to run about $100,000 a year, but some of the individual things I wear now cost $100,000 apiece." And then there was 1958, when Liberace tried to change bis im- age -back to the standard tux- edo and Brooks Brothers suits. His income adm1Uedly dipped from "millions to thoU!ands." "IT WAS DISASTBOUS, peo- ple stayed away in droves," Lee remembered. ''Luckily, I got the mes sage quick.'' drol'ftl.' Hunters Prey on Eagle elderly women from a local nurs· inghome. Liberace admits that it was television which made him a -superstar, and at 57, the native or West Allis, Wis., says be has no plan.a to retire. Before television, • 'I WU. SUC· ceuful unknown. " Lee ex- plalned. "I made a 1ood salary, but nobody knew who I was." .. TllE ONLY TIME the word 'retire' en~ed my mind WAI in 1963 when I bad the last rites. That's retlrinJ. I wouldn't con· sider It any other way," be said, rememberi.nl when he was taken to a boaplul 1ulferln1 from kidney f allure. Tbe medical prq"bfem was ttaeed to tome eleaei.1 t1uld M WASHINGTON (AP> -A silJllficant number of endangered bald eqles are killed each year by gunfire -•fact Wuatrated bY the recent •bootln1 ot a bald eqle on Loqtalud, lJ. Y. Many of the eaal• apparently are shot by youni:sten, because autos-tea reveal that a high proportion of the dead birds have been kllltd by commonly uaed .22·.ealiber bullets, a U.S. Fllh and Wildlife Senice a1enhaid. ~ . lslMr'sMotlu: real estate adnrtlaed this newspaper ia 1ub· eel to the Federal Fair usiog Act or 1968 ~tucb makes It illegal to •dvertise "110r pre· ference, limital1on, or disenmioaUon based on r ace, color, rehglon. sex, or nationaJ origin, or an intention lo make an) such preference, hm1ta tion, oc d1scrim1nation." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any a dvertisin g for r eal estate which is in viola· tJOn of the law. Houws few Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 BEDROOMS Impressive courtyard entry. Large kitchen, separate laundry room. 21,i baths. large rear patio. Newport Harbor High, close lo golf course. $82.SOO. 400lU .. C.M. Somerset Model H A RBOR V I EW HO~I ES. Quality thruout in e\Cry way. Custom drapes. wallcoverings. carpets. a ll co lor coordinated. Extensive use of mi rrors. ~ Bedrm.s, lge family mom with lull wN bar. furmal ct1n1111-: rm. :t f1replal·••s. IASTSID! CHAM PWA! Immaculate Eastside Costa Mesa family home on quiet cul de sac street. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, lge. family rm. with frplc., new kitchen. 2 car garage. Shows like a model! Fast possess. $73,9SO ILUFPS CARMB.ITA OM! OF 1HE IEST!! Located on beautiful view greenbelt. Spacious 4 bdrm., 3 baths, formal din- ing, cheery brkfst. area. Price re- duced -now $118,000. THE THRACE Just listed! Sparkling Dover end unit. located on quiet, wide greenbelt. 3 .Bdrms., 2 baths, frplc., lge. dining area. Call for app't. $76,900 WE MEED SALESPEOPLE COMMISSIOMS TO 700/o C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER GeMt"ol 1002 Ge.ral Open Sot/S...n 1-S 2272 Federal CM c~ and Look!! Ver> clean, well ma1nt. 3 br. 2 b..i Family rm i'"cnccd ) urd. Tool shed 1-·ru1t trees. Complete with stove & refn!l. W / D, oat10 furn Lachenmyer Realtor HURRY!! IOOZ Nt'w paint rn::.lde ancl •>Ut ----------• I st Time Offer.d L.irge 4 bedrm family ' ho m~ close to Mesa \'crde Country Club. Grand p1:rnu :.12cd living room. l:J rgc separale family room complete with w eL ba r , big bedrooms and heavy shake roof. Cover ed patio anrl beautiful grounds s urround An· thon) frl'l'·lorm pool . l':Jll S~fi ;;s~ fur full de· tails. La.rge covert'd µ::it10 with \.1ew . Beautlfull ) land scaped, 3 car garage. 0111.: of a kind. ~u H URRY ! Sl71,:l!'IO r~4-727o O~n Sot/Sun I ·S 1621 Port larmouth U4ti#SHli~ ~ REALTORS Mesa Verde 2ST ORY $%.11'.tJ Luxunou:s 4 ~rovm on quiet cu l d't> sac.-"1th formal dining r oum. large family room kitchen eatin1ot urea Park·hke over:s1zcd yard with nowers. frtut trtc~. basketball • i <'Ourt. uuto sprinklers, ('Overed patios. and yard l1~hlin~ sy:stem. Looks like .1 model home, hurry won't last. Call ~·ll51 ;;:J_~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS FtXY UPPER tri-pl•xes Of\. Nickcro;on f;ini Pnced al S80,C1110 .ind ll.9~.000. here's >our choice to bwld up ~qu1l) (Ht. Hcrbcw Vl.w Homes Montego model & 1how11 like one! Custom wall window and floor cover· in&•· 4 Bedrms. formal dinlna rm, 11poclou s fnmlly rm. fireplace. fl LottolbuULwandother extras \oO numerous to menUon. On a beeuUful 11 Jandloaped corna-lot See to appreciate. $Ul,OOO. 844-7270 °"" s.t/S.. 1-5 1t71 Pwt lri1tol Ml Don l give up the s hip• ··List " it in classified. Ship to :.hcire rc::.ulls ! 00 5678. Teen Winner 9095 TEEN 10-16 ""1lf'Mi'-11T~~- ~~HERITAGE •• REALTORS Jumoo-look Htt! Spri111 i1 swealef weather! ~nit this w1.ap 1ac~t now. JUMBO.lOOk-incllM fly bf Uw 2 strands spoit yar11 tor smart 1acket! Easy kill! stitch~ create dramatic carter sl1tct1. Patttrn 7461. M1s.sts' Sizes 8 18 Included. S1.25 tor uch pattern. Add Be • fnlllon winner in • 351 e.ach pattern IOf lust·cbss b<ttl'f pantdrtss with •ts own airmail and handlina. Se11d 11: pe11 bolno. Quiel! stw1na for Alice Broou Spr,...Summer 111 Ocion-eotloft ~ecraft Dep~. 105 JlrOldciotb. 1r0ft1 piqut w Mtrauc.UI In piinu, tohdi. llot Pr111~ Pattetn 9095: Tetn Box 163. Old ChefMa S1e., -==-iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii;ii~I Sitts 10, 12. 14, 16. Srzt 10 New York. NY 10011. Pnnt 111"" 3 l/4 "'4 4• 1-• Name. Add r•••· Zip, L:."msst 2 .. 1 ,,.s.. h~· ....... Pattern Number. "'"'"' ~ 'J " or eac pattern. 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PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITOUS •USINISS NAMI STATIMINT TM lollowl"9 --''•re dol119 blltl· ,_UH DANA PARTNERSHIP, '21 Al9p· 1111 Str"I• N-1 S.«11, Cllllor11I• .,..., 0.M L l(ermln. m Al-St•••. New_.t Beach. ~lllomte ~ Herotd G S...tte, 561 s Slerr-, • ., So1-ee.c11,CeJllornlem1S LtOl\erd 0 WeonberQ, ICMSO CPl•r· 11111 Cron Ro•d. Lo• An91Jes, Cll lloml• '0024 Rld'9ra N K,._, 1nn Moutll•ln M .. dow AMd, Ao..le S • 8o:c 6013, Et<ondldO, Cllllfoml• tl026 This b<l\lnen Is condl.l<led by • -r•lpertne<Slllo. G-.LKermln Tiiis sl•t~t w H filed wllh tlle County Clerk of Oran119 Coun1y on Febr.,.rvl .1'77, ''""' Publllhed 0>.-. Cont Delly Pllol, • ,....,.. ... ,., n. "· u.-MercllS.1'17 47-77 PUBUC NOTICE Pf~ITIOUS •USINIU NAMISTATINll!NT TM follOwlfll per-15 dolnt1 """" MHat: AMERICAN PACESETTER REAL ESTATE, toSO Mon<ovl• A ... , CHI a_,., C.lllornla '1677 Luciano Mol"' EllH, Jr., 10j0 Mo<>rovla AV't., Coli. 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Free Rental 5ervic• FREE Rental Listing Service Do Come in and make friends' Duhan & Doyle Century 21 1740 Orange Ave Costa Me~a 541H168 $59,900 Spacious 4 Bedrm , 2 Bath home All tht• work has been dom• for you' Call now & save! Century 21 Duhon & Doyle !>Ul· 1168 ocuawrd al-Sale & Lease lack Prime Costa Mesa-Newport Blvd. area commercial bldg. Comer lot of over 30,000 sq. ft. of land. Room for additional improvements. Complete assumable rmancing. Terrific net cash now on NNN. Can s hare • tenancy if desired. Owner will consid er exchange. $265,000.· Century 21 Mariners Sq. Rea.I.tors 631--0331. e t 11Pcrk Place" Home Tbe hilltop location for this 3 bedroom, formal dining rm home creates an unmatched atmosphere for fine living. Slumpstone/wrought iron fence provides an attractive appearance. Plus extras like: mirrored wardrobes, rust colored carpet. full length drapes, wood decking. and s~ down living rm. VACANT for easy possession. $87,900. Hurry, can't last. call 645-7221. Century 21 Westcllff GARDEN GROVE Price Retlilcecl $54. 910 Super deal on a lovely 3 Bedroom. 2 : Bath home. Almost 113 of an acre lot on a cul·de·sac street. Close to schools & shopping. All in elCcellent condition. Hurry! Century 21 Berg 962·8891or640·4950. COol Pool! Hat Spcif Gracious Olive tree accent this hideaway 3 bed.rm, 1~ bath home on a private cul-de-sac. Entry leads to cozy living rm and cracltl.ina fireplace. A cheery kitchen opem to a fabulous patio and sparklinf H&F pool with jacuui and pool Sfieep. Secluded mirrored master suite .•.• this won 't lasf"call Century 21 Emery 8'6-3301 and ~6571. like To l~h! from this super Summerfield home. Vaulted ceilings, country kitchen with no wax floors, t asteful use of wallpaper and a supef family room are just a few of the many features that set off this lovely home. All or . this Is on a beautifully manicured lot, on a cul-de-sac street. 4 Years new. Century 21 Emery 846-3301 or 536...,571 Acid It Up! Only a mile to beacti + secluded front courtyard + raised entry + elec garage door opener + fireplace + sep laundry rm + heavy shake roof + mlrrored wardrobe + patio off dining and master bedl'm + 3 bedrms + den = A ?>TEAL at $74,800. Century 21 Emery 846-3301 or 536·6571. Ow Lost On. A spectacular La CUesta Villa, the only one left! And it's waiUng for ' you! 3 Bedrms, 2 baths, priced to sell , close lo beach, school and s hopping. HURRY ! Century 21 Berg 962-8891 or 640-4950 5 hell oom Landmark Here it is! Spectacular beauty, 5 bedrms, and 3 baths. living room, dining room and much, much more. Super location. Priced just right ... call for an appointment. Century 21 Berg 962-8891 or 640-4950 LAGUNA HILLS ~On~Hll-. Superbly localed slngl e story townhome with a view o r Saddleback M\6. & the Irvine Hills. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, and superbly upgraded carpeting. Centrahl'.ed air conditioning. he cemmunlty pool is jµst next door. Asking SS6,000. Do . yourself a ravor and call today for your appt. Call 64!>-7221 Century 2L Westcl.irr Realty. Fora~w? In the upper Back Bay or the County Corridor, just steps from CHERRY LAKE, ls a superbly built custom boole nearint completion. .3000 + sq. ft., 5 bedrms, sep. fam rm., formal DR, 3 car garage with extra RV stonge. Call now for special showing appt. 645-7221. Century 21 Westcurr Realty. Island W Clhrfront Dramatic & spacious new, 2 story home of cedar & glass. Surrounded by water. Entry w/fountain, sunken li v rm . wet b a r . jacuul. A·rchitecturally e1Cciting lhruout & a boat dock, of course. $275.000. Century 21 Mariners Sq. Realtors 631·0331. TowwQome with a Dock E1Cclus1ve Townhome on channel. Prime Newpol'l Beacb area. 3 Bedrms. with walk·in closets, master suite inclds sitting rm. Lge dock. $125,000. Century 21 Mariners Sq Realtors 631-0331 C cntery Village Area Multi-purpose building, ideal for professional offices or as a retail outlet. 1 to 4 Units possible. Users/investors check this out. Century 21 Marlen Real Estate 640·5357. Pl op arty OWMn . We have numerous inquiries. from Investors tookln'g for lncome property or land to develop. Let us help bring you together with them. Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357. Hoene a. Hitters Place your license where there's a short right field fence. Jf you're capable of making mo~e than SI0,000 annually. yoU dt!s~rve more than a trophy. Call Century 21 Marten Real Estate 640-5357. SANTA A~IA . 3 ..,.... °"" $52.,t~ An extra larae living room and family kitchen overlooka nice backyard with tree covered park to rear. 3 Bdrm., 1~ Bath. Nice quiet area and only $52,900. Ceutury 21 Emery ~71 and 1146·3301. • WESTMl,.JST ER lwYesfor's ~lat (2) Fourplexes. 4U ~ beilrooms. Carports. laundry areas. t1os.ooo. Principals only. Century at Berg 962·8891 or 640-4950. · I. 591 6 Womer An. CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: 2 • I 01 leaclt llYcl. at Hwwti"C)ton h ach 846-330 I 2700 W. Cst. Hwy., Sh . 200 I 73 3 W fffclff Dr. M•wpori leoch 631-0331 Hewport IHdl 645-7221 19191 II a IJwJf tt.tfMgt• leach 962-119 I 1740 0.-..An. Cost• MHCI l41-1161 200 Hewport Center Dr. Newport IHCh 640-5357 We're llAnOll·AL, llut·. we're NEIGHBORLY ......_HI 53'"'571 24 18 Mac Arthur at J:? Ford Rd. NI 640-4'50 GeMrol 1002 ~~!!!~~~.~c:': •.•..•.. ~:!:.~~~•••••••i~!!!.~~••••••• ~~!!.~~•~••••••• ~!!.~~~••••••• ~~!!!.~~•~••••••• ~~!!!.~~~••••••• ~!!!.~~••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• Ge.ral I 002 Ge-Mrol I 002 Gewerof . .' I 002 GeMrol I 002 GeMrol I 002 G...-al I 002 GeMrat I 002 General I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VA Buyers Call Now "\o money down. :\fan) lo choosc from. C111l lor more information I' 1llage Real Estate 963-4569 • 963·, 786 Genet-al 1002 ..•.............•...... cae: 110111 ILll?IS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPEN SAT •• SUM. 1-5 11 l VIA UDO SOUD Bayrront on Lido Isle with Side Tie For Boat Included. Outstanding 2 Story Modern Contemporary 4 Bedrooms Sensational Master Suite With Cozy Red-Brick Fireplace Mirrored Closet s Marble Twin Vanities 2 Wet Bars Heated Blue Lagoon Jacuzzi With Tumbling Fountain $375,000 Fee 402 YISTA ftUCHA Elegant Li s ting In The Incomparable "Blu(fs" 3 Br, 2~ Ba, Conversation Pit 2160 Sq. Ft. Very Private Location. Adjacent Major Greenbelt. Shows Like a Jewel $115,000 205 VIA UDO SOUD On ThE> Bayfronl w I Pier & Slip 2 Story Contemporary Luxurious 4 Bedrooms & Maid's Quarters Outstanding Master Bedroom Suite. Enjoy This Bayfront Beauty From Expansive Deck on Water $210,000 411 PLATA IH THI! ILUFfS Spaciou s '.' E .. Plan Condo Overlooking The Upper Bay & Ecological Preserve 3 Bedrooms, 211'.l Baths, Family Room Large Patio. Ready for Occupancy. Leas& at S7SO Mo.SUNDAY ·1-5 1 16 VIA 9UITC). UDO ISi.i 2 Story 3 'Bedrooms Street to Strada Completely Remodeled Colors & Decor Simply Delightful In This High ly Upgrad e d Realdence Private Beaches Tennis Courts &- Clubhouse $145,000 SUNDAY 1·5 WESLEY N TAYLOR CO REALTORS ~~111n· 1H4f 3 llG CAHYOH TOWHHOMES S parkling New! Country Club at· mos pbere. Private garden court-yd . entry, pools, tenni's & golf course view. Sunken LR, wet bar, securicy. The "Oakcrest " 1-story 2 bdrm. model highly upgraded. Air-cond .• lush cptng & cust. drapes. Microwave oven. Lease $795 mo. Sale $136,:>00. Beaut "Greenbrier" 2 story. 2 BR ... sitting rm. 2 bath, formal DR. For lease $850 mo. For sale $149,500. Spacious "El Dorado" 3 bdrms, 2th baths 2-story. Lge kitchen, lge DR. For lease $850 mo. For sale $159,500 26 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sat/Sun l ·S (off Ford Rd -East or Jamboree) N.ESTIGIOUS SHOlECLIFfS Superb workmanship in this lovely custom-bit 3 BR pool home. Warmth, charm & personality thruout. Inviting. LR & country kit. Owner purchased. Submit! $235.000 201 MORNING CYN. SAT/SUN 1·5· llG CANYON -$215,000 Fabulous view of B.C. Country Club & lights of Newport Center from tbi_s ex- quisite Deane Homes beauty. Highly customized. Parquet foyer, expensive cptng & drapes, smartest wall papers. Many extras in kitchen. Great jacuzzi. 7 RUE GRAND VALLEE Sat/Sun 1-5 UDO ISU HOMI FOil LEASI Lovely 2 story, 3 Bdrm & den home incl. lge master BR w/lge sundeck. Spac. LR & formal dining. Cpts .• drapes. Unfurnished. $1,000 mo. 2111 S-Jn•ht .... Olld. MIWPOU CIMTll. H.I. 644-4910 51Mr.r I 002 G1Mrtil ............................................... OPEM HOUSE SUH. 1-5. 319 ~lEHIDA CIRIUTOS, on the bluffs edge m The Bluffs. A beautif ully upgraded Dolores model; 3 bdrrns., 2th baths. wet bar & a view that won't quit! $149,500. Be sure to bring your binoculars. REAU. Y IMMACULATE & gorgeously so is· this exceptiooal Linda model, featuring 3 bdrms., ·& 2 baths, with lge. rn.5tr. bdrm. suite. In the early Bluffs area. Just listed. Shown by appt. only. ·-CLIFF HIVE VIEW Now being offered for your VIEWING consideration. A custom 3800 sq. ft. home with all or the extra features, such as security alarm system, safe, ,sauna, 2 wet bars, blt·in vacuum, rotary phone system, 3 car garage. $320,000 Includes a sweeping view of the bay & ocean. Private showings by app 't .. thru Harbor Realty. 10 ACRES FOil SUIDIYISIOH in Riverside County, 65 acres planted in oranges & grapefruit. Highest & best use in 1-acre res idential lots, horses permitted. Adjacent property is sub- divided & sold out at prices from $62,:;oo to $70,000. This is free & clear & Jriced at $640,000. Come in or call for particulars. 673-4400 p r eJen fj NEW LISTING! . LEMOH HEIGHTS ARIA -a jewel set on l;'z acre! 3 Bedrms .. den or maid's quarters, large family room, dining rm. Pool -tile roof -open beams. A rare beauty at $190,000. 11192 a.-Llltda Sat 1-5 NEW LISTING! EASTSIDE WDOPLEX -cute and neat 2 bedrm units. Excellent Costa Mesa area. $90,000. NEW LISTING! WIESTCLIFF-HARIOR HIGHLAMDS area -4 bedrms., family room -2 fireplaces, parquet floors, newly re- decorated inside and out. A "must see" at $142,500. Call for further de- t ails. ALMOST NEW LISTING! COLLEGE PARK -3 bedrms, 2 baths. Family rm and fireplace. New carpets, drapes and paint. Large fenced yard with separate dog run. May lease option! $67,950. 205 l.oyalG. C.M. Sat/S..1-S 642-5200 1002 ..•...........•..•..... ...................... . BA YFRONT; pier & fioat, lots $165,000 to $295,000, to build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. ATTRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 4Y.a ba ., tam. r m. & formal dining; lg~. · tile patio & waterfront deck. $285,000.. BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR i l 1 h1 IV'. .1, I )1 • • ' 1.1, f J ' '•, .... ,... 10021•··,.. 1002 ... , ................... ·············~····· * 1.UffS SPECIAL * ON THE BLUFF Huntington Viewppint OPEN HOUSE SUMDA Y. 12·5 18506 V AW.ART A. Beautiful 2 bedroom, · bath. Custom c:arpetin1 & wallpaper. Fireplace large entry <hall will wood pegged Cloors, patios, doubfe garag• with e lectric opener f)ool , tennis courts. Jus 9 months new. $77,900 Located off E lli: between Beach Blvd. ~ Newland in Huntin,st.01 Beach. CoastHne Realty 636-8a>2 Laguna Rmchett• WITH VIEW Nearly 2 acres nestle< among giant -.>aks onl) 21,'.a miles to lhe surf will a remarkablC, c:uston built 3 bdrm '+ den -+ family rm home d e signed to 'maximize th1 panoramic, hill ~ ranchland view. Also ! car covered earklnc .. room for cam~rs, boats etc. The corr l can ac commodato s man. horses as you ~ould evet want with roo" to spare. OFFERIN£i.. PRlCI' $220,vw . Call 644-2 I I WA,.MOMT JllD/R.OAT OPIHSU'-l•5 ,.,,. .......... Choice eonter -rare • ' bd.rn>.. a bath borne. : trplca., tie. eoverec paUo. Nee flo at i $119,500! • \ HIV(PORT SHous Protes•. decor~2 bdrm + den. 2 ba home brtCk frplc .• c: ubbouse poo l.s, t•nala, •le '7$,SGOl CORONA DIL MAit Twin duJ>)~ca. $93,00( each. betttr burry o~ tbele l Only Oftl lt fl I .... ..,,...,. ......... •671-7060* \ ' {' I ' I t ., I ~ - LIDO ISLE IAYFRONT SpyCJlasa ly Ow...- 6br South port, lge oak pan~h!d ~a m e room , ta m.rm \\I/custom oak Lovely bayfront estate bltns, l&e sep din.r m, 00 60 ft. lot. 68R, 5\JBA, side yd w/play hse ror large den, formal dining childre n. Beaut pool, room & extra large boat J acuui & Guebo. On the dock S400,000 market at $325,000. Make us an. off~r Our new ).Jrittiogh1m Hultg home 1s being l'Oni.truct-ed. 644-6709 l~AL"Cfi:> •675.() 121 * I NEED good rel>ident1al -------- lot or bwlding Site. So Have something you wan cout aren-Cai.h buyer to sell? Classified ads d R ita My e r s, lt ltr , il well -Call NOW, 494.5420 or 960· l 70 l 642·5678. --------1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• file~.~.!~~~ llGCAMYOM - COUHTRY FRENCH ArchiteeturaJly exciting in every detail. Hig h , cove d ceilings, French doors, plank floor entry. Tasteful blend of wood, brick & marble. Den w fir~placc . wa lk·in wet bar, wine refrigerator, for mal dining room . Prime goLC course vie w . $425,000. O,EH 2·5 #5 HERMIT A<il LAMIE NOMT ROW -IRVIHE THRACE One oC a kind estate ~ized gr ounds. Nearly 1 :.i a trc. Hambling -t bedroom fam ily nome. view. pool. huge fa mily & garden room . 31'2 baths. Hurry. $295,000. COROMA DEL MAit -VIEW This spacious , private & dra matic 4 bedroom hom e is complete with pool & paneled libr;u·y. Ocean & canyon vie ws. Outs ta nding home. setting & value at $215.000. & you own the land . IA YSHOttES -MEW LISTING Be autifull y rem od eled corne r home wra p ped around s unny patio. Custom Pla ntation shutters & gleaming ha rdwood fl oors. $147,500. IA YCllST CLIAH one. H.41101 VIEW Very desirable 3 bedroom Monaco. Custom interior, huge master s uite, s unny kitchen, pool-sized lot and fan· tastic garden with room for recrea· tional vehicle. $71 ,000. Sharp 4 bedroom, family home. Up· grades thruout. Garden-like yard, cor- ner lot. P rotected by our one year warranty. NEWPORT COMMERCIAL L ease $2400. a month and Lease $1200. a mooth. Good p a rking · CALL 640-9900 \~.\I J ~I·~,. I l l~. \I ~r,· 141 0 JAMBOREE Gl• . t..E WPORT 9 EA<"H • I ~ ., 0 iJ#' :J.anl<"lic HI. HA~UPLEX: Nearly 6,000 sq . ft., studio-t y pe w /26 ft. high vaulted ceilings. E ach unit is like a two-story home with a den and formal dining room . 2 decks . fi replc, we t b ar. builtins including compactors, etc. Sep a rate la undry rms, 2 oversized do uble garages. AU surrounded by nice landscaping (with sprinklers), and rich looking slumpstone walls . Close to shopping. $240,.000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llYcl cot'M!' 30ttl Sha rp 4 bedroom with sunken Liv· ing room & dual fireplace. Family room & kitchen open to pool & patio. $145.500 for this fee pro- perty. GeMr al 1002 c;,.....-ae 1002 OUTST AHOIMG VIEW This split level Bluffs home has 3 bedrooms , 21f.1 b aths. fi r e place plus an ala rm & intercom syste m to give you added security. Call now to see this fine home . $129,950. rAaK-UICI SI lllMW Turtle Rock President home with outstanding landscaping, cul-de· sac location just a short walk to tennis & pools. 3 bedrooms. family room. dining room, wet bar view and 2 baths . $125 .500 la nd in· eluded. HIWPC>n SHOUS Walk to beach or clubhouse from this 4 bedroom, 2 bath home for only $86,500. tr you 're a beach person you'll want to :,ee this home. Call for a ppoinlml'nt U. CANYON TOWMHOUSI ln a park-like setting overlooking Big Canyon's Championship golf course, you 'U find this light & airy 2 bedroom home. Brand new, mir· rored wardrobes, wet bar & a utumn tan carpets. Move in now. $125,000. TOWl•IOMI -1 .. CAMYOM T h e Greenbrier, split level 2 bedroom, 2 bath award winning home oo 6th fairway. Br and new and handsomely upgraded. Ten· n is, p9ols, park-like setting. A rch itect urally imagina tive. $US,000. .. SAV..-llS CANYON Owner will carry paper for select buyer & ptlss savings on. No loan cost. no pre.pay. It's a Broadmoor Plan IV that is e orgeous, private,. taatef\11 & everythiDg you want In a 4 be d room elegan t home. $229,500. RISH AS SPln. IM H CANYON And just u pretty. 4 bedrooms, . f a mlly room, dlnine room with · · btgb beamed ceUinp , peg1ed & 1rooved ba.Mwood floCJn, lovely brick patios, h ash landscape w/fountaJn, BBQ, fireplt. Mag nlfi. c.nt for tamUy $23i.OOO. t L -• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW OM MARKET l!AUTIFUL HOME ,~ M.wpott IHdt Loc4lffalt Sltl,000 The .. ,.,, .. ~OOf•atect •°""'"J .ct pM ._te tlbo•ch .. tWs lfMIClou I ............. fwllly rOOM, ........... pool _. Mc.cl yard. YCMI l'llllt SH tt!! ..... ,.. .... SUUOUHDB> IY WATB MIW OM THI MAIUCIT FIMUT ON LIDO $271,000 Elcg• 5 .... ....._ wlttl • IM..tlM pool -4 triclt ..... o.tat~ ............ •2Mlofl-4 2 S........_.._c ... -4 ..... .., wttll .......... .,_ -.... ,...t.ct .............. na11 .. f9Nly wk....,. ..._./..tdoor ,...., ed.,.. .................. y.,,. . ..., MOT ON THI WATa &.... tw4Ma-MW....., S244,tl0 Mt tllie ..., tM Mii c• f1ffet' wfttl • ..... "' ......... u T1lh h. ~ .... ,., ~ ............ ....., .... .... 4 ............................ ..... ., .................. pool. "" h -_ ........................ ct.r. Ir toltlly .., ...... ~ .. ••·A......,. IYn,ti.. -w ,_._. •nr ..... • - ... c ......... perfHt. s.. It ..cl ......... D .. YI TO W4T8t Sllt,500 rw Styte J Story-Mwpt 1c1t .. ...., .......... .._ ...... 4 ..... .._ wtllllMwllM,... ... ., ............................. ..... .... • Best Buy In Mesa Verde 4 Bedroom, 2 bath and family. Private Spanish courtyard entrance, lg backyard. Greal place for children. Neat & clean. See it today. or. fered at a low $69,900 .. 549-8655 ~UPERB HOMES TY BLUFFS CONDO Cha r ming 3 b~d roo m home located directly across i.treet from Newport Beach Tennis Club. Delightful patio faces onto s pac10Ul> greenbelt. Formal din· ing, 2h baths, upgraded c arpets and drapes. $110,000. Open Sat/S..n I ·5 2609Roqueto.MI 6404161 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. ESTATE SALE The court says "Sell it .. ' Great starter home for young family Are you handy with a paint brush and tool s'! Here 1s your opportunity to huve a ruce home in an up and coming a re a . Be tter hurry! C all Now ! 645-0:l.13. FORE ST E OLSON ... 41L 111 ..,11.•tJt••• --------· $5500. Down! Air conditioned. 3 bdrm beauty with hardwood noors. SSS.000 full price Call 531,5800 Westha .. n Realtors Inti RE Network CALLUS FOR Twnhses/Condos 111 Tustlft & Irvine From $39.000 to $69,000 . EXCELLENT TER ~IS THl HOMESELUtt S ,h: 872-5153 4 Ho uses on a Jul. Lakewood. Income $900. monthly $72.000 ai. 1i.. Look al 11600 208th St Ort of P ioneer. Ownr will consider ca r r y back paper. Agut 645·9950 A CALF: or a horse is alright on l his \2 a c r e n e a r Newport•s Back Bay. $70,000. REDCA:RPET 754-1202 *°''·~ rcrk "°""'* ro brand new homes, lg 3 & 4 bdrm. shake & tlJe roof s, Crom $59,000 (714)539--58'75. Uei•erslty Perk TENNIS COURTS .JACUZZI Ii POOLS All go with this 3 bedrm, 2~ batb co rn er Townhouse on larae lot. Fireplace . Fa m rm. bltns, FA heal, dble gar. Owner's arudoua. ~·eve8'5- 526 YIST4 GUMDE OPIH SUM. 1·5 Prtme early area, greenbelt fronting, end "Trina Plan ", in "bris tol " condition! A bright & cheery 3 bdrm., 2Y.a bath split-level. Quality appt 's. thruout, ver y s pacious .. walled-in" private patio. An xlnt selection at $125,000. • Md.AIM -BIG CANYON WOW -have you seen those new prices in the final (J a mboree Rd.) phase -UP , UP & UP -m akes our .. brand new, move-in r eady resale homes in the PRIME FIRST UNIT your best location & dolla r value - come on by this weekend, they're all open & will go FAST' 23 CANYON ISLAND DR. Oakcrest Plan "A" Top level. s ingle story. 2 BR, 2 ba.. co~mancting golf course · view. $125,000 or lease at $695 41 CANYON ISLAND DR. Pinehurst Plan "B". 2 BR. & den. wet bar, view deck , s uperb vista or links, greens & lake. $149,500. lease at $795. 36 CANYON ISLAND DR. Pinehurst Plan "B". 1600 Sq. ft.. 2 BR. & den . BE S T D OL L AR V AL U E AVAILABLE . $125.000 or only $.595 per mo. 37 CANYON ISLAND DR. The big (1906 sq. ft.) Agus ta Plan. P remium corner loc. with unequall ed view. 3 BR. & den & 3 baths. Spectacular at $175,000 or $995 per month. i.fiantt11n~ & [n., , i~raltors H111q t.J40 5'.J60 cl:1y or eve nm i E.i..,tblutf Protesqro nal Bldq ~~~!'! .......... ~~-~~!~~! .......... ~~~~ EASTBLUFF POOL-VIEW Spacious 2480 sq. ft. 3 BDRM., 3 BA. -could be 4 or 5 BDRM. Huge BOOK- LlNED fam ily room-den. EXTRA wide lot. Lovely pool. Room for boat s torage or extra car. or adding on. Don 't miss this one! $159,500 lf523 C.01PUsJ>a~IRv1Me OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 6 P .M. 1002 GeMral 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BACK BAY HEATED POOL $86,900. Cozy 3-bedroom in area of estate-type properties. Super convenlenl loca· lion ror schools, shop· ping, YMCA and bus transportation. Ope n plan family room over· looks sparkling heated pool. Just 10% down moves you In. HURRY! CALL 962· 7788 HO ADMISSION CHARGE Y.ou won't believe you can still rmd a home in a beautiful country at· mosphere . Har dwood f l oor S', trees a n d landscaping that art breathtaking. Ready to move Into with VA 4t FHA terms at an un· believable price of under $50,000. Better not wait to see this one 540·36H r'W1ae1c .. ~ ~EAL ESTA~ 1002Ge111...e 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l MIW LISTIMtiS _ J · Spacious custom home located ib Cameo Shores OD an est.ate site bomesite with park like grounds. 3 Nice size bedrms, ·ram rm., formal dining rm., huge living rm. w/higb, dramatic ceiling. Parquet floor en· try, pool, $199,950. ---· Lovely, elegant f .-mllY home OD estate size homesite. Featuring 2 stories, 6 bcdrms, spiral ltaircase, f amUy rm, pool. Jacuzzi, puttlne green. $199.~. BEST IN BLUFFS OP!N l·S 261 t 1Ac;HllT4 Take Visla Del Oro to Umbrosa IAR6AIM E nd unit, T e nnis Villa beauty. 1850 Sq. n .. 3 bdrms., 2Mt ba .. form. dln., fam. rm. $ll2,000! ! WI.AM J ust lis ted . F irst time offered. 3 Bdrm.5., 2"' ba., for m . din., h uge fam. rm.: 2250 sq . ft. of charm & upgra d es. 2 Lg e . e n c l. patios. Greenbelt. poolside Joe. PLUS bay view! Asking $142,000. Exclusive. OPEN 1·5 1427 VISTA MOILUA sura CUSTOM 2800 sq . ft. expanded, one of a kind. One o r bes t bay views in Newport! Price incl. oversized lot. HELEN B. .DOWD llALTC>a. IMC. MLS '44-0134 1973 Top Lhhr • Top Sllcu- 1974 & 1975 •~Up ....,....-w ... hard of ....... I 001 &eMt'ol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I Irvine ~ realty FINER HOMES FROM $27,500 TO $1 ,200,000 HAltl<>l VIEW HOMES P egged floors! Outs tanding Somerset model close to p ark & clubhouse. Lg. patio cover shades s wi mming pool & decke d yard. lmmed. possession possible. OPEN SAT. & SUH. 12·5 ... M. 1113 rotT CHAILES. (D25) MAGMIFICENT VIEW!! Boats! Custom P enins ula one-of-a - kind. 3BR. 3. bath, 3·Story, 5 yr. old hom e. Huge 3rd BR on 3rd floor w. /fireplace & wet bar -could be bo nus , fa mily r oom or gues t quarters. View from every room. $182,000. Mary Lou Ma rion 642-8235. (D26) EXCLUSIVE IA YSHOllES In viting can only describe this de· li ghtful Bayshore s hom e -located on lg. corne r lot w /beautiful huge brick patio -3BRs. den, dining room , lg. hi-beamed ceiling master BR upstairs w /brick fireplace & wet bar. Amy Gaston 642·8235. (027) WESTCLIFf The perfect place to live -close to park, schools & shopping. 3BRs - country kitchen -wooded yard - lg. fireplace -$124,500 (might con- side r lease/opt ion ). Barbara Aune 642-823.5. (D28) WAKE Utt! Lovely home ·located in Newport Beach, close to Mariners School. Beautiful pool-size yard. Wood- paneled li ving room. Pretty earth tones. 38Rs. 2 ba ths . $87,500. Lois Mill er 642·8235. (D29 ) "A HOME FOi ALL llASOMS ... · Be in ! Be out! Be private or· cele brate! Sparkling & spacious 4BR Deauville in prominent Big Canyon. $285,000. Donna Custer 642-8235. (D30 ) NJC&ESS rOSSESSIOM Bay & Ocean View across from park o n Kings Rd . S p acious 2BR w /formal dining + family room_, The warmth & ch a rm of 2 fireplaces, beam ceilings & solid wood. panel- ing. Sheltered pool & patio. $225,000. J ane Frazee 642-8235. (D31) . VIEW, VIEW, VIEW! ' See the sun rise & set rrom Turtlerock Hills to Fashion Island 'from this 2BR & den townhome. Comm. pool/jacuzzi & next to the new Irvine Tennis Club. $92,500. Lynne Rothell 644-6200. (D32) · G.ltEA T IMVIESTMIMT 8 units on Balboa Blvd. -Balboa Peninsula. Summer & winter ren· tals. Great income -buy for s um· mer income. $320,000. Gisela Hanen 644·6200. (033) VIUA IY THI IA 'f -$27,100 Corner location w /lovely wood deck· ing. Perfect bachelor home. Beach, pool & JacuzzL Exclusive Newport community. Boat docks avail. Mr· house -Y.i·mobile. For info -Lois MillerGf.2·8235. (034) YOU. CHOICll Ranc:boSan J oaquin: You can enjoy this elegant 3BR San Luis Rey by tho pool & jacuzzi or find happiness· in the ever popular San Carlos 2BR w /vicw. F rom $105,000. L aszlo. Sharkany752-1t H . (0") JUST USTa-1• CMCYOM Beautiful Plan 2 Broadmoor home w /fBRs, 2 fireplaces, pool & separate Jacuzzi !or· those restful mome nta. $264,000 fee: LJnn e Rothe064UZOO. {0 38) MW200 H•rbOt Vtew Ctntw CM*'9 va11ey c.uw 1414 • - CHOICE ,,. SOUTH IAYFllOHT $315.000 2 Bdrm. 2 Story house CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD Associates Realtors and 2 Bdrm rental col· -------------\age with vu1w and on-J .s h o r e m o 0 r 1 0 g G...-al I 002Ge•r.. I 002 Cumpletely r elurbiahed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-•• .. ••••• and I urru:shed .. HISTORIC ft ALM'• WATERfROMT BALBOA ISLAND $275,000 Sandy beach and pier for .. large boal. 3 Bdrm home & 1 Bdrm Apt with an xJnl rental. Come and see this super Bay front & the .. Historic P alm " ealiHhltrlt .. 115 HAl.1101\ ISi.A '>I> * 673-6900 * MEWLISTIMG 4 Bdrms .• 2 baths. lrplc , 1 den. Fur n11>hed Plus bachelor unit over 2 ~·ar garage. Xlnt rental pro perty. dose to beach , $135,000 673·3663 associated BROKERS-II~ 4L TORS lOl~ W 6olboo •I' II•• I SANTA ANA HTS. Country J1vi n1c mini ninl'h for lht.• horst' lc1\ <:r 2 Bdrms .. den, 1 '1 • baths, ga:-blt·m k1tchtin, lge family rm. with used bnck frplc , 20x<IO fem't'd pool. 20x30 recreation rm. with har & rl.'fnl{ 4 Car g aragt> Corral for hor ses. lilotk w all f e n ced Prated at 1 $129,!150. Phone for app•t to-.ee · "C"THOMAS REALTOR 2U W. Coa:.t llwy Ypl 1-ach ~18 5527 EV ES s.is :;#~13 ln Back HJ y Opc.>n beamed c·t.>1hn1:. J bed rm. 2 bath. 3 f1replJ t0e1o. <.:an h.!ve pool t ..iblc an den 01 family room with room to spare NOW REDUCED! 1 Thi!' be<lul1(ullv <k<'orat ed \lr~a V1•r1h· homt> ~ 111 pleaw c~l.'n Lill' ' p1c1ty• bu)er 3 \'rry lari:t' bedroom'!. hul(e> llvlnjl room a nd n 1cel\ landscaped yards with c overed patio. Spec tacular antenor • Su pet clean and shnrp' Ju.,t rr d uced for last s ale ! S72,roo 546-4141 ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTAl E. INC. EXECUTIVE ESTATI Beautiful 1 story 4 Br Home In H.B. Upgraded lhruoul. Hu~e pool & s u per pvt yard, great location too. for only -m,.,500. .... * IJaf/,oa ~~fa,J * HOME & INCOME 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on large lot just steps from North Bayfront. 2 Bedroom. 2 bath apt in rear offered at ~175,000. WILUAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 19061 Stingray, Hunt'g Bch . 963-76.52 $51,500 Sat /Sun 11-5 1111 S.Coast Dr.#102J . Woods, CM 545-6637 Sat/Sun 1-5 #9 Amberwood (Smoke tree) Irvine 559-1932 $60.000 Sunday l ·S 515 Irvine Av. Nwport Hghts, NB 642-5200 $75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 39 Canyon Island (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12-4: 30 432 Carnation, CdM 675-6000 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 58 Beacon Bay, Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $121,000 Sat/Sun 10·5 234 Hazel Dr., Coron a de) Mar 644-1766 $215,000 Sun. 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH 320 Via Lido Nord #1 , Lidolsle 640-6161 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3039 Ca1if ornia, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $74,500 Sun 1-5 23882 Toranto Bay. L aguna Niguel 493-6.579 (for appt.) Sat/Sun 10-5 7 Montanas Norte (RSJ ) Irvine 642-8235 $110,000 Sat/Sun l-5 11 Madrona <RSJ) Irvine 644-6200 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •lOOOSantiago !Dover Shrs) NB 644-6200 $230.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •479 62nd St. Newport Beach 642·0677 $74 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2831 Bayshore Dr .. Newport Beach 644·1766 $147,500 Sun. 2-5 444 Seville <Balboa Penin.) N.B. 548-1290 Sun.1:30-4:30 •21 Rana, RanchoSanJoaq., Irv. 675-6000 $97,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 Nuevo, RanchoSanJoaq., Irv. 752-1700 $95,000 Sunday 1-5 l IEOROOM 2324 Vist a Hogar <BluffsJ N.B. 644-6200 Sat. 1-5 4033 Humboldt Dr. Hntg Harbour 846-5531 Sat/Sun 1·5 1010 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa 640-1700 $64.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2080 Feder a l Ave . Costa Mesa 631·1986 $57 ,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 , 2036 Ocean Blvd. Balboa Pen.in Pt 673-2295 $159,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 106 Calle Redondel, San Clemente 492·1378 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 615 St. James Rd., Newport Bch. 751-3191 $97,500 Sun 1·5 •501 Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15999 Mt. Matterhorn, Ftn Vly 546-8689 $66,900 Sat/Sun 9-6 211 Costa Mesa Street, Costa Mesa 64~ $M1'0() Sat/Sun l·S 4515 Hampden (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 *201 Morning Cyn (Shoreclilfs )CdM 6444910 $23.5,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Rue Grand Vallee <Bia Cyo) NB 644-4910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 301 Avenida Cerritos. Blulfs,NB 675-6000 $650/mo. Sat/Sun l·S Z27 Apolena, Balboa Island, BI 67s..t686 $124,500 Sat/Sun l·S •501 Playa, Bluffs, NB 67S-«>OO $12.6,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 &YT Marguerite, old Cdm. CdM 675-«>00 $550/mo. Sat/Sun 1-S ••201E. F.dgewater.N.B. 673-8210 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 J. & PAM IM .... 2252Cornell(CoUegePrt)~ ~ SMASHING NEW PRIC!! 1563 sq. ft. condominium, smashing decor!• overlooking 12th green. smashing golf! and lake. smashing views! Near Irvine .Racquet Club. smashing tennis! End unit, smashing privacy! Eve rything upgraded, s mashing condition! Smashing New Price -$97,000! ! U~l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS ~ 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar •IJO m Mesa Verde. at 546-5990 , BACK BAY CUSTOM IY OWHH-$127.500. 4 Bdrm, 31h Bath, fam-rm, playroom, laundry room. All rooms open onto pool. 2600 Sq. ft. plus 2 car garage and R. V. Parking. OPEN HOUSE SAT Ir SUM 1-5 391 V1sta laya. M.,..t leodt 2 bedroom condo with den and wet bar. Excellent view of Bay and Fashion Island. Underground garage1 air coodiUon~ 2~ bat.ha. Lockea entrance for estra 1Security. Open Sat & Sun 1 to 5 p.m. 320 Via Lido Nord #1 Newport Beach C..ts&W._. .... .._ 64Nl61 Getteral I 002 .GeMf"tll I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE ULTIMATE IA YFIOMT COM· DOMNUMS -2 TO CHOOSE ROM. EACH 2 IDIMS. A DEH. wrTH 45 FT. SLIPS AVAILAILE. $197 ,SOO AMD $265.000. CAU. FOR IMFOIMAnOM &APPT. RON il11f!DM4""1 ..Ui()CUHi INC. DIRECTORY Keep thl• h•ndy dlrec:IOfy Mlh you this .. etiend H you go hou .. hunttng. All the loc.ttona lflted below ere deKftbed In ..... det8lt by edvertlalng elHwhere In tod•y'a DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Petron• sllowlng open hcMIMa for aale or rent are urged to Hat auch Information In thl• column each S•turdlly and Sunday. 749 Olympic Ave. (Mes a No.) CM 540-9922 · $60,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2361 Fig Tree, Tustin 731-0195 $68,000 · Sat/Sun 12-4 • 1136 Glenea gles, Costa Mesa 546-4141 $93,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2609 Raquela . Eastbluff, NB 640-6161 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 205 Loyola, College Park, CM 642-5200 $67,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 3290 California St. Costa Mesa 546-4141 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1392 Galway La. Costa Mesa 751·6732 $65,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2963Catalpa <Eastbluff) N.B. 833-8600 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 11802 Loma Linda.Lemon.Hts area 642·5200 $190.000 Satl-5 1771 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $82,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 8595 LaBaya, Fountain Valley 546-2313 $68.000 Sunday 12·5 ••1001 Mariner s Dr.,DvrShrs,NB 759·0811 $278,000 Sun 1-5 8811 Lanark Cir., Hunt. Beach 963-7881 $65,995 Sat/Sun 12-5 539 Pier;pont. Costa Mesa 540·1120 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2927 Car ob, Eastbluff, NB 673·8550 Saturday 1-5 3007 Carob, E /Bluff, N.B. 640·9900 $158,000 Sat 1-5 •No.18Canyon Is l Dr.(BgCyn) NB 675-5511 $158,400 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 18712 Via P alatino (T.Rock)lrv 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 278 Rochester , E ast Costa Mesa 640-0020 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4600 Roxbury, Cameo Shrs., CdM 675·3411 $199,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 18980 Dakota, F ountain Valley 751·375.5 Sunday 1-4:30 3007 Carob, E astbluff, NB 673-8550 Sunday 1-5 2905 Paper Ln, Newport Bch 752-1700 $87,500 Sunday 12·3 5062 Doanoke, Irvine 751-1700 $73,900 3199 Haiti, Costa Mesa 545-2637 $100,000 4 llDIOOM ••50136thSt., N .B. Sundayll-4 Sunl-5 675-7060 $179,500 Sun. l ·S 6852 Shannon Dr, Huntington Bch 892·6909 $67,900 Sat/Sun •1S365Nantes (The Ranch) Irv. 752-7541 $81,990 Sat/Sun 1·5 18 Kialoa Ct, Npt. Crest, NB 642-2422 $89,500 Sat/Sunl-4 426 San Bernardino. Nwpt. Bch. •1531 Highland Dr. (Westclif() 642-4426 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9961 Oceancrest Dr, Hunt. Bch 968-5469 $136,500 Sun 12-5 19451 Worchester Ln., Hunt. Bch. 968-3229 Sunday 2-5 9851 La Cresta, Huntington Bch 963-2653 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2829San Juan Ln., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $76,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2827 Clubhouse Dr., Costa Mesa 556-2660 $8.5,000 Sun 1-5 2173 E . Ocean Blvd, Balboa 751-3191 $191 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-S 2731 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-S • 1634 Irvine, Baycrest. NB 644-1766 $145,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2207 Port Lerwick (HVHomes) NB 644·6200 $165,9()0 Sat/Sun 1-5 1238 Polaris <Dover Shores) NB 759-0811 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •9248Jasmine Av, Fount. Valley 963-9771 $95,000 Sun 12-4 843 Sonora, Co.sta Mesa 546-2313 $72,500 Sunday 1-5 3253 Iowa , Mesa Verde, CM·· 549-8655 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1600Sandalwood, Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $70,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 *1524Sylvia, Newport Beach 646-8023 $97,500 Sun 1-5 18894 Theodore, Fountain Valley 751-376.5 $79,900 Sunday 1-4:30 1975 Port Bristol, Harb Vu. NB 644-7270 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •20101..emnosDr. MesaVerde, CM 546-5880 Sat/Sun 1-5 1853 Pt. Sheffield, HVHomes, NB 673-8550 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1743 Bayport Way, Back Bay, NB 675-6000 $116,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •••219 Via Lido Soud(Lidolsle)NB 644-1766 $550,000 Sun.1-5 23 PinehurstLn (BigCyn.)N.B. 644-1133 $229,500 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5 *2600 Lighthouse Ln, CdM 675-6900 $163,950 Sat/Sun 12·4 1230 Somerset Ln, Newport Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·5 1658 Minorca Dr .• Mesa Verde, CM 546-1081 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •11811Las Paimas, Tustin .631-1400 $244,950 Sat/Sun1·5 1720 Port Sterling, Newport Bcb 64~0303 $138,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 26031 Via Del Norte, Mission Viejo 731·3434 Saturday 1·5 16 Lassen (Peters Univ Pk> Irv. 83.1-1181 $144,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 546-2313 $120,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 5 • Ir "AM 1M _.DIM •4506Wayne Pl, CameoHglnd, CdM 2758Mallard (Mesa Verde) CM 646-8708 Sat/Sun 1-4 557-76'8 $118,950 Sat/Sun J.2.S 4833 Dorchester(camH·lnds)CdM •#17 Royal St.George. Big Cyn 21~r=ak~~~cton ~~unl·S •=~=.:> CBVH:>M;s 752-1700 $74,500 Sat/Sunll.:1 642.~ Sat/Sun 12·5 646-7414 $71..,900 Sat/Sun 11-S • .no Westminster (Npt..Hts.) N.8 . 1 4 •a MM aw · .. DIM ~ •l.77'1Huntmingbird,ColtaMesa •2861 Velasco, Mesa del Mar, CM • ~ ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-4 640-7000 . Sat/Sunl..S *1514RutbLD CWestcllff)N.B. 673-7300 'Sat/Sunl.f 1836 Port "IVfiD, Harbor View, NB 548-19271752-2881 Sat/Sun 1·5 1.9S1 Port Dunleip'Cr (BbrVu) NB 6'4-5.s13 $137,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 515-leth St.. Hunttqton Beach 8"2..._ $91,'900 Sat/Sun l~S 17823 San ClemaateSL Ftn Valley 983-38 $11.000 </SuQ1·5 1078 llisiloa Dr. ui.a cl4il Mar) Cll 55&W --Wltia ltJ G. Street. Ban. r....-. N.9; ..... llia:l-f 546-4141 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-S lnt Oriole Dr (Mesa Verde) C.M. tlO Blue River, Deerfield. Irv. 54CMMa $129,950 Sun 10.S 54H141 $W,900 Sunday l ·S 1621 Port Barmoutb. BarbVu, NB 225 LaJolla Dr, Newport Beach ~mo $174,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 846-7988 $139,950 Daily •1011 Martap. Lane, WestcUff, NB 1014 Presidio Dr. MesadelMar, CM 631-1400 $19S,OOO Sat/Sun l·S 549-1002 $78,900 Sunday 12-4 , *3626Catamarran.HbrVuHls,CdM 32300relQaA'Ye, Costa Mesa 8'0-78S'7 $1.99,.fiQO ,sat/Sunt-6 55'7.f:.'m $8',SOO Sat/Sun 10.$ 18105 LeatheTWOOd Wy. lnine S5V1933 $105,000 Sat/Sun 9-5 IOOlonatAve,C.M. ~1 ... 500 Sat/Sun •M Vllti Ba1a, Newport BCb.. ... ; .. SbT,!500 Sat 10021 ......... IOOZ • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS SPACIOUS MIW EHQLAMD CAPI COD Need room, view & location? This charming 6BR family home features oak-paneled family room, brick fireplace wall & huge recreation room w/custom oak built-ms. Lg. separate dining room, formal living room w /marble fireplace. Beautiful yard w/pool, jacuzzi, playhouse & gazebo to en.joy the city lights, bills & ocean view! $325.000. Marjorie Maboo644-6200. (037) '42 ... 235 '°' Dover Drlw 644-4200 Harbor View C.nte; 9598Pettswood, H.B. 963-3957 $56,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 9588 Bickley Dr. Huntington Bch. 540-1720 $57,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2102 Vista Laredo (Bluffs} N.B. 644-5228 $UO,OOO Sun ll-5 2 IR Ir FAM IM or DEH 10 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) N.B. 7~11 $204,950 Sun l·S 41 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 640-5560 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 N orthwind Ct, Newport Beach 642-5375 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM 2167 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 640·5560 $132,500 S at/Sun 1·5 526 Vista Grande <Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1989 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) NB $145,000 , Sat/Sun 10-4 26 Canyon Island Dr. ( BigCyn) N.B. 644-4910 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 116 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB 631-1800 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEH 402Vista Trucha, Bluffs, NB 631-1800 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IEDROOM 113 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle. NB 631-1800 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 105 Columbia <Npt. Cr est ) N.B. 644-1766 $105,000 Sat/.Sun 12-5 • 5 IEDROOM 205 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB 631-1800 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM 2901 B So. F airview (Vill Walk) SA 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-S *#6 Ima Loa Ct .. Newport Bch. 646-3474 $89,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 **4419W. CstHwy, Nwpt Bch. 645-3474 $125 ,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 601 Sea view La. Costa Mesa 645-0:n'J $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 HOME & INCOME 21R&21R& FAM IM or DEH 2533/253.5 W. Calif St., Santa Ana 642·9601 $62,900 Sun 1-5 llllr311 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-2278 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I 1R Ir I II Ir GUIST 213 40th St, Newport Bch 673·4n'i8 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1..S 3 IEDIOOM ••5207Seashore, N.B . 645-7575 $175,000 Sun.'l·S 3 II a STUDIO 424-42AY.a Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $1.29,500 Swt.1-S' HOUSES FOR RENT J llDIOOM *22'19Columbla. Costa Mesa· 998-:J(MO Sat/SWl 10.5 4 IEDIOOM 111 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NP 675-6109 $6951.se/opt. Sat/Sunl..S • I \ I .. CANYON 10 Rue C&nnes. Ex~ptiooalJy lovely aarden condominium. with 2 J.ae. bdrms. & den, surrounding 2 lands= 1arden couftS. Price has been y reduce(! to $204,950. See Mun Barr, sun. 1·5 oova SHOllS 1238 Polaris. Front row magnificence with panoramic view of bay, Fashioo Island & ocean. Bright & cbeerf ul, with 4 Jge. bdrms.t lge. family rm. with frplc. & wet oar, huge formal dining rm. $325,000 See Dottie Au.stero, Sat/Sun. 1-5 IAYROMT 1001 Mariners Dr., Dover Shores. Almost completed, large 3 bdrm., family rm. with wet bar, 3 baths, 3 car garage. Select your colors & carpeting. $278,000. See Marge Wolfe, Sun.1-5 WE1VE MOVED To larger quarters in the Great Western S&L Bldg., 450 Newport Center Dr., ground floor. huf ""'759-081 ~UR 6'ut Wutwt ~lq. GeMral I 002. GeMf'Clf I 002 ······················~ ....... , ...... , ....... . ~SELECT I PROPERTIES TOP PRODUCERS •••JANUARY••• t. ~ SALLYIOUT Costa Mesa 751-3191. I LYMJa.HIHGS ..... ,..leach 556·2660 MESA DEL MAR 4 Bedroom, 2 bath with huge family room, on a large lot. This spacious family home has a new dishwasher, water heater and disposal, and is a short walk to all schools and shopping. Priced right at $76,000- CALL 5.56-2660 IALIOA PENINSULA 4 Bedroom, family room, 3 baths, 100 reet from the sand. Located on the end of the Peninsula with a view or the harbor entrance Crom 3 rooms. Off ·street parking for six cars. This is one of the best locations in Newport Beach. Full price $191,500. CALL 751·3191 DUPLEX 2 Bedroom units with dining rooms, builtins and stucco exteriors. Never a vacancy here. These units rarely come on the market but when they do, they sell CasL $78,950. CALL 55&-2880 POOL HOME • • • • $56, 900 ComplfU)y redecorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath, pride-of.ownership home with gas BBQ. large covered patio and much, more more. Priced for quick sale. CALL 751-3191 FOUi llDIOOM ••• $69,500 Charming 4 bedroom 2 bath home with family room and toads of paneling. Warm interior with earthtooe colors and a stucco & shake roof exterior. Low County taxes and a low. low price. CALL quickly 566-2660. MISA VERDE MOITH Customized atrium -Garden model with large f amlly room, just right for entertaining. Well landscaped low maintenance yard, ln the Ii.nest area of Costa Mesa. Full price $74,500. CALL 751-3191. HOM! A.MD RIEMTAL Charming 2 bedroom Eastside Costa Mesa home on a deep lot, witb a 2 bedroom rental unit, close to shopping. Priced right at $86,500. CALL 556-2660. MIWPORT HEIGHT'S One-Of·A·Kind 3 bedroom home located aa a quiet tree.lined sv.et. Two huie rustic wooden sun~ and 'pool·slzed yard with E-Z boat or trailer access, make this the active famlly's dream home. Priced right at $97 ,500. CALL 751·3191. YACAMT ~MD DADY ' BedrJ>Om. 2 bath hocoe in one or Costa Mesa's better nel&bborboods. ApplJ' a liWo paint & pollsb, and aave bli bi.aw. Full price '81,500. CALL 556-2680. SHAD llOOP DUPL11 Cosy and warm 3 bedroom, a bath. units with buJltlU and cloable •~rages. Priced at a low, 1ow fSlt~. CALL NOW 7Sl·mL.__. REALTORS 671-ISl I OPEN HOUSES I II CANYON tsl.AMD HJYI: Ilg C4:~: Towt~ 1.l ............... .... c ............. fJ"IC ........ _,.... ............... of ....... ...... $151.400. 0,. s.t Ir S. I.&. #6 cAMYOM LANI -CANTON CllST: Cloeeto....._Vlew........,cz,.tc,.tf Plldflc Drhe -l le••• ,_, ,..., 21/a ......._ Rleplmc" • ..... w It master ... H.. fOftHI ..... $610 ••IMM'ff 11ate. 0,.. s.t It S. l·S. UMCHO SAM JOA(9>UIM • THI GOU cpuasa. 2 ~, ... 2 ....._ .. wfttt wet IMr. 11 llthlJ ...,_cled, 10 ft. a•p. l •lewiltg decb. dote to pool. C4 for • poiwtwmt WEST SIDE COSTA MESA llAUTY. l ledroom. 2 bath °" c....._.._ Mew c..,.... ..,.._ poW. 1-.. for boat or IY pa llit+ Only $61,500. C• for .. po ....... FANTASTIC VIEW AND RIGHT OM lHE IEACH AT llC'i COIOMA. II,....,,. Drtn. I ........... COHertlble .... Y..ty lease at $650./ mth. ---PRIME EASTSIDE COSTA MISA COM- DOMMUM. 2 IMroo.. 2 bath. ..... ccr 9aroge. lr-6-spanklftcJ ..w. Yrty • .._. at $450. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• Corcma clef Mer 675-5511 OPIM SAT /SUM l..S 470 w. gfp I ... ~ Htilt)lta, N.8. Nearly eo0tplated 3 bdrm• •• ramily rm •• frplc., beamed eeU. Alto adjacent' bdrO). IJ fansl· lyroom CdMllVIERA Equal• any European RJvlera vlewt I Bdrrn. homo. words can't ex· press. you have &o see it • call for a,pp'L There's a b11 tree for •wines & clim- bln • & room to play on UU... 7SxUS ft. Iott Also a lovely 4 . bedroom, I bath ho~ all neat & tweet. Beamed ceU- tnp, breakfast area, nicely carpeted & draped. Quietest Irvine Terrace locatloo. ......... ...,Ir. ~~-JJ~ lm!W'~G/3~ ••••t• .... $17,tlO Freedom tract. newly redecorated. New c&rpeU & paint inside & out. no wax kitchen noor, detached worbhop & storage. Room tor expauaioa, COY• ered used brick paUo entry way. OflM HOUS1 SAT a SUM IW 631·1916 I 024 COIN MeM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHI~ TH1S AD Meea Verde 5br, !,000 ft. Smell the fresh country beaut decor,,._$117.500. air and the trees? Of FcrapptcaUMJ-38'1'7 ·~~~~~~~~ G1 .. r1I 1002 Carwa .. M .. 1022 course -but ;you wUI 1: ••••••••••--•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• wbeo y~me home lo AICHITICT'S -i4EW HOME" $4 nso eltber of these TWO DBJ•HT Buyer's delltel All 2,7 4J5Acacla COZY EASTSIDE Lotaofredwood.lkyUtes featlS'eS 6 none of the Yea, lt'a aUll possible to ()pen Sat/Sun l·S BEA\1TIES. Unbelieva· " brown pluab carpets work. Near new 4 bd baa get a 3 bd residence for Owner 673-6982 ble value for some quick make t.b1a Meaa Verde lt all. U p1raded t / o, under $50,0001 Conve· acting Veteran-Move ln home a real value at qtly tasteful use of decorative nlent location for shop-wtth no down fOC' UDder , ·-bed.r pd pool •. b S76,900. 3 &-. •• ms, wallpaper. Prof lndsc . plng&communlty .. $60,000. Hurry. t ey 2 batba, huse lards. wd cov patio, adult OC· ~cuzzi available too! BR pool ·d Cond wco'tlast b i ,_ u an fruit . d M t h It tbl t 3 , Sl e o. S .. A ~666 r c. pa o . cup1e . any x raa. tter c ec s ou DR. FR, jacuzzi, teon1s ---~ trees . Hurry. call Must see. near So. Cout TODAY I 146-1711 fi) 546-5880 ~~r~ .... .,.... ~~~.:~· I•& ~ Walker & lee Ri:al lstate ,....., Walke r t; l 1rn Heal f sfiife . ~.: ~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS lalloaP.-lllha 1007 . ForSalelyOww &traSpec:ICll ARTISMIETREAT --------••••••••••••••••••••••• cameo Highlands. lovely Very desirable. 3 Bedrm, or T ..... HPett EASTERNER'S EASCTHCAORAMST view4 ~~~-~den. dining & family rooro. 20x.20eonuaRm,aBR Huge stone fireplace. College Park. '11.800. Elec bllns. upgraded Bobbe""·ikld .... DELIGHTI This captivating 3 . tbruout. Lovely ~ ·~ ... • Bedrm home w/bar cameo Htgblands. 4BR, landscaping. Call qulck,1---646-__ 741_4 __ _ FANTASTIC yard (large enhanced den Is orily 50 21hBA. Decorator. new. won't last long! Aaklng PEN HOUSE SUN enough for pool and yards from the beach. Totally recondittoned $89,900. C81l540-11.51 ONLY By owner. Beaut. R.V.), trees. landscap-Located on presUgious thruoul. R•d.y for im· decor 3 Br exec bme. ing, country atmosphere. Balboa Penn., this home med. occup~cy. Sparkl· Newly painted & cpt'd. Roomy high ceilings. 2 is warm & cozy in the ing pool in pnvate patio. lnds,cpd w/encl front story, 4 bedrm. family winlell,ligbt&airylnthe Open Sat/Sun 1 •4 • brick court yard. pvt room with we t bar. summer A must to see. Owner. 4506 Wayne Rd. (~~~~~~~~~I pool w/decking in bllck. spacious kitchen. County cau for appt 646-8708. 673-70l1 eves 1-Tree Uned street. Best taxes C• 551-8144 Costa Mno I 024 MESA VERDE area, nr schools & shopcs. 400[.,.,.~, fOR.!l! Ill! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Immac. 4 bdr. 2 ba, fm UPiradea too many to "--..... ...~, rm home. HAS slate mention. $75,000. 232 t.M.~~ . • • -. I I ,Ii SECURITY'. . l?alos Verde stone, Tulane Rd., (Colleae .-....;: beams . marble, Park).SS7·2110 · · 3 Bedrm, 2~ batb,secun· e i c ... CH A R M 1 N G I 1002 Getteral ty loc ks, air cond., Prime 1oc.Only$8S,OOO MESAVERDE.lmmac.4 ~~~!'! ................................. !~!~ OPEN HOUSE P ...... a Point ~:;_ag;a~~ !':~b~'r 2': ~:h~. rigelin::: DOUBLE DUTY DUPLEXES Provide a roof over your head & a shelter for your taxable income! STUDIO UNITS 3 BR . ea., frplcs .; sound construction. Near beach. A steal at $129,500 JUST usno! 3 BR . & 2 BR. Lge. lot, close to water. Sundeck. $130,000 OCE»ROHT Right on the sand! Lge. 3 BR. ea. Xlnt tax shelter. Great rentals. 5207 SEASHORE. OPEN SUN. 1·5. $175,000 DAVIDSON REALTY S80i W Coa\t Hw) N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060 G-.NI 1002Gwral 1002 ··········~·····························~····· COM -$89,500 Warm and cozy 1bdrm1 ba home on quiet street w/another bdrm & bath underneath. R·2 lot with plenty of room for additional ·. new unit. Walking dist toshops/schls: COM -$139,580 Charming Duplex, So. of Hwy, near greenbelt park & ocean view. 2 Spacious BR's +new stainless bltn. appliances + patio, rear unit. Free· standing 2 BR front unit, and garages for both -New listing. CDM TRIPLEX -$159,500 New listing on this 2-story property. AU 2 BR Townhse design units · w /pool & pvt. beach access. All new crpts & paint. and very low maint. Call for appointment today. 3 BEDROOM HOME -C.M. Beaut. home, lrg lot w/dollhouse in rear under shade tree. Use any 'tender of your choice, but please do it quickly. $61. too. E/SIDE C.M. DUPLEX :..... $96,500 Plenty of green lawn on comer site, l~ bl.ks to all E/Side 17th, C.M. amenities. 2 BR in ea. unit and all freshly painted, crptd & draped. E/SIOE C.M. TRIPLEX, NEW Select your decorator colors for this . new triplex, to be completed May '77, w/warm wood siding exteriors. Order now -pay Jaterthe Sllt,000 13 UNITS -$299,000 A·l cmdlUon, E/Stde C.M. units, close to all amenities. Contains laun· dry facil 's, storage lor tenants, workshop & spacious owner's unit on . 2nd. level. C.M. -16 UlllTS -NEW Four 1 BR & twelver 2 BR new uniU in xlnt C.M. rental area close to everything. Laundry racU's, Jrg. heated pool & rec area w /gas BBQ's, workshop & real·ll ve dlchon(lra lawns. Pride-of-ownership. stucco & sbin«i)e exteriors. Owner will carry 2ndT.O. SAT&SUN 12·4.PM EXCLUSIVE. 3Br, 2ba. dryer much much tale entry. Cust. shut· PeppertreeModel,3Br2 Raised he.arth rrplc, more: Ope n°House t.ered & draped, fir. lo Ba, air cond., quiet cul beamed ce1hng, panel· Sal/Sun. OCEAN VIEW cell'g. Used brick ~c .• at 2361 Fig Tree (off Enclosed patio, orce kitcb & new roor. Boat/ MUCH. MUCH more. U de sac, $68,000. Located Ing. CpL '& thru,·ouLd. ~ $66,900. 3BR 2BA. new 2 cov'd patios. ith Walnut & Raintree Ln.) air heat. $159,000 by trlr access, greenhse & must seer 174,900. in Tustin. 731-0195 Agt. owner' prln only CaU -darkrm. CALL Ownr/ Agt. 546-1081 View, View SPE CTAC UL AR PANORAMA, 4 BDRMS. 3 BATHS, GAME ROOM-HRDWD FLRS, DINING ROOM · PARQUET SUNKEN LIVING ROOM. WIDE PATIO+ HUGE YARD. FINEST LO CATION. PRICED' TO SELL AT S195,000. DAVID LEVINE Pl-ICIFIC 673-2295 Ric:INrd D. Forney Capistrano hoch I 018 SUIF UALTY & Assoc's. Rfflton TEMPTED?? ••••••••••••••••••••••• 97f.I 050 640-1700 You should be, by these I~~~~~~~~ -BW-.-,d-er-'s_ho_m_e_,,!_S_t-ep_dn_, two new East.side offer· •DUPLEX* 1-------liv rm, fplcs, 2000', 4 br, i.npi.Prhate&tah -101 OF ...... ~4r • VERDE dr. ~.ooo. Chrls, BJcr, ..-" ~A 963-8377, ~76 Your own forest! Birds. OWNERSHIP 3 Bedrm., family room, --------beauty, seclusion. Im· Two 2 bedroom units on· carpet, drapes. fresh S.pw Value Ir mac. 3 Br 1~ Ba bme in ly 4 years new. On bluff paint, patio, large yard. SuperlocatlOft finearu.$64,900. with partial ocean view Fruit trees! $73,000. 2100 sq.ft. 4br, 3ba + 2. Country U•hMJ from second story PLUS loy McCardle family. Customized hme 3 Br 2 Ba, brick fnlc. '~ large fenced back yard. Redtor 1810 Newport in Mesa Verde. W/alump Block lo bird ~e, ' Walk to shopping! Try CostoMesa548·7729 stonefenc'g.quletcomer Back Bay. Open, air) dupli cating thia for~~~~~~~~ lot·patio w/pl ay hae. homew/pool. $62,SOO! $96,000. 1-$84,500. Ope n bse ~'.-REnL l:ST7Hf 71 4 M? 0700 REAl.ESUTESALES ~~ SEMINAR l400 OUAK.n 'NACM AXER EASTSIDE Sat/Sun 10.5. 3230 Oregon Call aeent to see Ri1bt location! Right Ave. Call 557-8382 by1 ____ 64%_-Ull ___ _ size! Right price! Bring _ownr __ • ______ 1 SAT &SUN l·S brushes and tools. Big • OPEN HOUSE Feb. 12 & Much sought after area. bed.r<><?m hoRJe. huge 13. 3008 Grant Ave, C.M. 4 Br.1~ ba, dining area, cabin-like family r~m. 4 BR 288 w/fam.rm new w /w upgraded large used bra ck £rplc '&orrice <orsewtni carpet, new drps. For licensed agent.a in· Corona dtl Mer I 022 terested in our presenta· ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace. Use your Im· ' ) ...... 500 c .... "'ul .... -age galore Lined dbl aglnatl·on, but hurry! room . ....,, · ......,..,.,.. ""'" · lion "How to earft com· missions throueh re· altor ·d eve loper cooperation ." Free seminar at the Le Baron Hotel, Buena Park, call for details & reserva· lions. (213)283-7201 or (714)827·9820 Jl&H DEVELOPERS D~igne!'s Builders <Brokers invited to bring their sales staff.) Call ~ gar+. w/autodropener. BRAND MEW MESA VEROE Covered pauo, lrg stied Large.t Republic Model, lot + bonus veg garden. 4 IR + DEM fabulous tri-level noor Within walking lo schls, the ideal combination of plan, 5 Br 3 Ba, lge Fam Cat Plaza, Wards & a new home in an Rm, w/wetbar, 2 fplc's, others.Comeseethisim· established n e i g h· ... ~-~ formal dlning, massive mac.cleanhse. You'll be borhood, featuring all mstr suite, nr new g I ad yo u d l d . the latest kitchen ap· --------Regional Park. Nicest S 0 U T H E R N poinlmenla, oversized BY OWNER neighbors & best schools CALIFORNIA REALTY. garage, large rooms, a 3 BR+fam Rm, 2ba. In Costa Mesa. Sl18,950. 540-8149; 546·5605 Rita. baths, step down wet· COLLEGE PARK. New· Ownr/ Agt. ~7-7648 Open house 13731 Olym· bar, mini ocean view. All ty redec. $79,SOO. Must -----"'------• pie Ave, C.M. walking dis tance to """7,, .. ,,,lor .. ""1185 see.oN ._, ......... eus· i t' Just H&•py DAYS private beach. Only mess s grea . '4T "' B •YCREST $165,000. fee. N rt Hts don't watt! For your new are here for the entire A CCII 644-721 I 8W"ftl • home pickup the phone! family in th.is exciting POOL HOME •oPrt4DABLE• Give us a ring, we'll rind "like new" 4 bedrm, Spacious, bUl, newly de just the thing, a but or a beautHully upgraded corated home in select Jewel castle without any thruout with plush, nu area. Move·in condition hassle. crptg, cust drps, warm P · ed · ht 'o ·mmed !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ·•· on 8 CORNER LOT rich paneling, and much nc ng 1 ' r l with city a pproval to ~ sale 646 7711 DUPLEX more. Quiel Joutton . . Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2 AD D U N IT • t h i 1 w Ith in minute a of ~ Walker Glee Real lstafe baths, each unit. Large beautifully upgraded schools, tennis. 1olf and mstr. bdrm., beamed home shows off lots of So. Coast Plua. Larae cell., xlnt rentals! paneling, high stone • treeshadedpaUo.Heavy fireplace. huge family SUIF I.EAi.TY shake roof and new con· $139,~ULMARTIN room and has QUALITY 7• 050 crete drlve makes lbil a HBJ.O FUTURE GOODIYI REMT REALESTATE 644· COPPER PLUMBING. 9 rl . -MUSTSEE.CalU49·1002 i--------'4 WWnotlast-$17,0001 Owner/Agt,S78,900. This hom~ offers you ll t!Quai~ way out of rising rent cost and into a solid 2600 Llthfftouw La Plam future for you and your 4 BR Broadmoor, FR, ~ . family. Now you can own pool & jacuzzi. $163,950. . auJtsl_·~t20 HACM tbis2BR. HilBA home in Open Sat/Sun l ·5. _MOO _______ _ the greatest of areu tor 675-G900, under '52.000. This one -00-UNT'---R-Y-C,.,,,.,,.--A-O-E--1 may be cone by the Um e v.a. ... youdial 2 BR, 2 ba1 S. of Hwy. g4A ~666 '98,000. Paw Mart.in """ a.aJ Estate 644·7383 W dtc111<.l.\l.( 11111p.r11\1 rtll11ela~ ~EAL ESTA~ For sale by owner. Beaut. REMODB.ED landscaped & deslened 5 !. SIDE IEAUTY br, 3 ba, 3,000sq . ft. faml· ly home best residential 4Br, formal din rm, tam Mesa Verde area. Faml· rm, all new kitchen, ly rm, play rm, 3 car gar. everything immaculate Open house Sunday F eb. In & out. Call for an ap- 13th. lOam to 5pm. poinLmeottosee. S129.950. 1789 Oriole 'Dr. REESE REALTORS 540-4843 751-1473 CostaMesa ...... 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Grand ·opening TERESITA VILLAS CONDOMINIUMS ti Luxury Town.'lome1 °"" 11 a..tt Featuring Spacious 2 Bdrm & 2 bath, ·with fireplaces, balconies and private patioe. I utW. w...c....~ ,._.64M6tZ • . . .. LaS•tMOdel ~°::i'i'·~ ~11!~ Ti: Paneled It wellpapcred thnlouL Bltn blrc.ues, 2 frplc'a, 1 lo mut br. Wh model home ~ ll a real som aurrounded by ~. 1 18106 Leatherwood Wy. w f ·, r ', 1 n 1 fH A l ~ .,. I N ( ti l d .' I,· ' '1~.ooo. qJ call ssa. 7933 , ·~ HHALn Qui!~~!!!~!eet. ~ 104J W 0 0 D 8 RID 0 E ' ~c-._..' ---------• Fee land. Prtmelocatlon ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 CREEKSI DE Poplar • -~ 6'S·9l6J . THELANDING ., .. ,.H Hunt. )Jbr Condo. 1885e The ColODf·l mmac. Model HI•bly upcr~ded Mdl 400 Oft huge cul-de· Algonquin. lb.r, overlk'1 2atory Jbr, j ' ba, lge lAMCHREALTY & lndscpd. Atr ~ond. (H.&.~)'roldl.SOO~q.fl, sac lot. Rm for pool & pooUtrec.Uwaded. lam.rm, $78~000. By SSl~ZOOO Show by appt. to Prine. ~· A~uhs only. Sec. boat gate. Perl $12S ooo OpenHou.seSUn. apt>t. 551-2M2 u peo Hs<1---------• Onl~ 549·8888 btwn ·_ ~or ·feir~~s~ ~Y ·~7Bkr. • ' · CallRonElliJ 1 &ln.U-5. THE t-5P ,Mon·Fri. Owner. $71,500. Prine. SEAHA.VEH Cfnt'g!1scoun~·llB8 WOODntDGE ''The Ranch .. 3 BR, llv· OnJy ~ n-•••-UJ(E TERRACE rm. dln·rPJ. countu \. · .. · Wal k to sbogpln g & By Ownr. 3br Twnhse nco96().2358 --Wi nd sor Mode l . 2 kltch/fam rm, frplc, •••• EASTSIDEGEM !r~na.; nGlyd ecorated w/frpcl, Hunt. Cont. DAVENP..ORT i 2BBrre' .. ~1AwoBaod' n~arodlakele .• BDRllS. 2 Ba. LARGE lndscpd w/•btded paUo. l$hup 3 Br 2 ba on lrg "¥' uout. ar eo enter-$42,950. Call 99'1~ .... -family /kit chen area By owner. 5022 Kron St. ~a Jleduc~ to S69,900. ~er':0!a~!0~8sBQ~t~ $4g nnn ISLAND 640-5274 opens onto your own S74,ooo. ss1..a11 .. Bin'. 963-8377. Bdrms., 2 baths, bu.lll·in ,uuv. Beautiful 5:100 sq. ft. FAIULOUS private covered patio. OWNERS ANXI OUS, . -MES ... VERDI g~rage storage. New NO DOWN ~~:c~ttaomtefeoa.tnurtweso, WINDSOR QuletbellocaUndon, !lots of ~Sat & Sun l.SPM, ' ~ k.1toh .. n appliances ""' -green ts. a c ose to e Rane"' immaculate • ,t......, KJn~-t Ct. 3BR, 2ba -c ICN\... • • bdr rr fabulous rear yard with Live in beaut It u I th s ... ._..... "' ...., .,.,., S 3 every ing. 68,SOO. 4 Br POOl home. lmmed. IJPSl'M Buccola home ' pac1ous m o ers pool, Jacuzzi and guest GREENTREE in this 4 OPEN SAT. & SUN. l·S possession. $Sl,990• ? ,.in beaut nbrhood near c F Colesworthz privacy&: ll;IXW'Y at a r~· house. CALL for more iD· bedroom family home PM.17332 Rosewood 7Sa.'1SU A .... ,g~lf course and park • • aaonable pnce. Low mo· formation. with •separat e family ___ "'61' ______ 1 'LotsoCwrought·iron& : REALTORS 640..00 0 tr paymts. TruJy a de· room. It aurely is one oI TURTLEROCK GL EN, blick Ask for Jeff light to see• and enjoy. the best Ooor plans in Br 2 B F R ; .anent 673.7601 2br, lba bse, redecorated. Hurry, pleaaecall IRV1NE.$16,500 new4 a, am m . ..... ' .... .,......· -------• :!,:.,::_;S:f.1•500• By 898-7855 ~~~·.~a~c. 1...L1 PoW 1026 SAVE BY OWNER. must REALTY INC. 1· · · ONLY $54,500 .,.-see. Upgraded 4 BR, •14/146 1371 A WALNUT SQUARE 3 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• frplc, prime loc. $67,900. ~ • bedroom condo with in· nil Duplex, $125,000. 3b OpenSat/Sun 6852Shan· side laundry ser vice. 1 • Bllns. m•crowave, nonDr.&92---'--"=----------10PENHOUSESUM 1·5 11.5.,9 ,. ........ ft-I Near park, POOi, and has ·1 'a11 Realtors496·143S. JUST LISTED Lovely 4 BR, 3 Ba, din· .,. '""""'rv'""'~ RVlffE cable TV. Call for ap· • PRIVACY A WON'T LAST'· Shake rm, fam·rm homew/free RANCH REALTY OPEN DAI LY • pointment. SaleOC' lse, new 3br, 2'hba f ed I B t 8 M T06 p M roof, rustic fireplace, 4 orm poo • eau · , 551·2000 . A. · · · ' ~:~~.~~sr°~~Jia~: PRIORITY? ~:,ci~ees ~~:~J~g;~~ ~amc~~·n~.n Br;:;i•---0pe--.-H-.-s-.--·---s-A_N_J_O_S_E__ /I.". "$'B9 ,50,0. $400 mo ls 11 Island in Hunt.Harbour, &Su I 5PM A 3 bedroom family . U4/496·91S7 Sprawling leisurely un· detai pleaseca 16751 Baruna Ln. Agt. Sat. n. • home wit h P RIVATE -1-1--------• der a heavy shake roof is 898·7155 Ren Newcomb, 644-$S60 16 Lassee. POOL. Has a dog run and 18/foro I 032 a dazzling, near-new 4 Eight lge rooms, 4 Br~ 3 the yard is separated bedroom, 2'1ll bath home Beauty in Hntg Harbour, Ba, upgr aded cpts & from the POOi with a child •••••••••••••• • •• •••••• compl~tely surrounded open S/S, 4033 Humboldt drps, Plan D of Peters fe r .. <>Pen House By Ownr. 4br, by a rucled us~ brick Dr. Univ. Pk Twnhms. Great ~A<ac:f.N~.n ~feanR ~~d RAMCH REALTY f119".rm, 134 ba, 23571 six root wall. This family Cheer Realty '846·5531 view of Turtlerock & sharp. Call for appoint· ____ 5_5_1._2_0_0_0 ___ 1 l>Urye'4 off Rockrield, home .on a c:ul·de-sac --------Mason park. Asking i1·5Sun. $72,500. boasts a sweeping sun· .. PRESTIGe ,. lniM I 044 $114,000. Offered by Con· ment. ---ken living room ·accented a.trium Model ••••y•0••U••R••C•H••0••1•C•1••••• temporary Investments .;3 Br, 2ba, 1 Sty, A/C, T· by a unique arched "' Inc.833·1181 King-Of· The-Road in stunning excellence, this lavishly upgraded 3 IT'S HOT IM tAGUMA We're talkJng ·about real_., NOT THE W)!:ATHE)\r In the la1t few years, aome of our cllenta wbo have bouabt ~al estate, have made a lat of money. IS l1' GOING TO CON'11NUE ON! There's not ·a man alive, WHO KN'OWS FOR SURE! We at Mlulon Realty are bettlna that it will. U )'O\l would Uke to GET A BBi' DOWN. con· alder these. 1. HANDYMAN SPECIAL ; older duplex, loc. a blk. above Ooast Blvd. at Vi c't o r I a Be a c b , w I ea a y UNDERPASS BEACH ACCESS. There are 2, one bdrm. apts upper with sma shing ocean vu. PROP. NEEDS PAINT & G~ FIX UP. $92,500 FULL PJUCE . 2 • W A T E R , W 'A T E R • EVERYWHERE; That's the theme for this fantastic 3 BDRM.; SEP. G~ ROOM, 3 BATH resittence. Has SWIM POOL, JACUZZI, etc. & awe ins pirin g OCEAN VU. 'IT'S COOL! at $169,000 .. 3. COMMERCIAL ZONING; Loe. near Pottery Shack, 2 BLKS. FROM BEACH. Property has older h°"'9. & 2 apts. 'Ibis parcel cpuld be a naaJ AS- SET PLAY. Offered at SW,OIO. 4.. 3 BDRM. HOME; Located up ~b, with ocean w . Open beam "1Jlnp, s tone fire place. extensive use. of redwd. walls. A REAL CRAftMER, for $105,00G. WE HA VE OTHERS. BUT NOT MANY! MISSIOM ~ty 985 So. Coe.st JM.. Laguna PtlONI t71AJ 4lM131 .. · e. $52,950. Own/Agt fireplace opening and a OPEN SAT/SUH 12-5 A fine selection of-------- ' l-0264, 542-6735 step·down wooded TV 17072 NEWQUIST DEERFIELD 3 bedroom Rae ... Club bedroom end unit has LC191fM1 a.ac:lt .1048 a...--leoelt I 048 TWO fireplaces, firepit ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• I . ,....ainValley 103 4 lounge! By appointment Very popular family townbomes WI.th Exdusl•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• only.$89,500. home built around separate family room Popular Forest Rills 1£• IQP= ~ beautiful brick patio. and dining room. From model. 4 Br, formal din· Formal dining room, $71,900. Commun ity ing, fam.rm, new RAMCHREALTY ..._-N. family room and eatin@ POOLS, PARKS, SPA •carpets, fresh paint 551·2000 SECLUSION ..-. -.,;;~mo• , area in kitchen. Xlnt and CABLE TV. Call to thruout. Shows like a•--------- . ).l:\ru 8 stunning ceramic 1..oo oua1ur.M~T HACH n b rho o d near see model hme. Walktopark1--------• . .... . b Meadowlark Golf CoursE ~ & tennis Call for appt BARGAIN SALE ule Cl\lrY, discover l e1--------•I &schools 5449411 • . • sumptuous splendor ol -· tbls 3 bedroom, 2 bath Valentine's This is lowest priced s&S .,home with firepl1rce, built Cornell probably in near MILE SQUARE 0 ,. htll the county! For sure, in PARK! Cook·outs arE e lg •• Irvine! Why even• con· double fun on your own Super, affor dable pool sider any other home . ' S~SY and TWO patios O·ofr master bdrm). Th is PRIV ATE DRIV E- shake roofed Condo with Ocean view. privacy & fenced yard is in lux-potential. 2 B& +den. urious GREENBELT large f"place, decks, 2 area-regall y dis. car garage. $129,500. tinctive, rightfully yours . By appointment only. r--_.,.• m=~ Prop.ti.. '. 752-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. N MACH 939 G~ 494-8519 OWNER'S PRIUSTIN~ gas BBQ. in the privac\ home. Large, airy 4 RANCH REALTY when this 4 bedrm, Iam of your large back yard bedroom. ideal for enter· REAL T Y INC. 551 •2000 .REAL r m + paneled bonus CALIF. Homes upgraded . cdmplete with detailed taining. Gas BBQ. Loads 714/846-1371 ~ room w/2 patios &. 15 3br, 2 ba, by owner. WOODS COVE Whales and hu .,a· rningblrdl from this 2 Bdrm, 1 ba own-your· o wn C on d o. iao· Whitewater view a nd lights of Laguna. Im mac adult building. J uat. 90 steps lo secluded beach. Move in cood. Owner will finance, available April Lst. 640-8325. 673-Zo47 $79,500 concret.e and brick work. or decking. All for only ---------i OPEN HOUSE 1•5 fruit trees and storage S67 990 5S2-0489 OR enjoy the exquisil( $72,500. 1---------1 shed is the best buy in ' · • REG EMT REAL TY BY OWNER tri-level 3 Br 2 Ba, gorgeous white ATRIUM with a lighted •z BLUERIVER Woodb ·d Pl town! No games! Simple L-Beach I 048 SEA HAVEN DEERFIELD Park " ge ace r ct' C II Rd C t ~-fountain, while dining. A Mother-1·n-law's B' M d l 4b a . a e arpe ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spectd Sundown sand view. Formal Din stucco wall encompasse home Plan lA. Prime as cay 0 e · r, Realtors,833-3380. t1)is secluded home. By 3 Bedroom+ large 18X2 location. Nicely UP· formal ram.rm. 3ba, 2 ,_ _______ _ 'appointment o nl y Dream famiJyrm ... a super are graded 3 bedroom home frplcs. 3 car gar.1--------- ft'7,900. 2 Master suites, 2000 for family raising. On with separate DINING UPremi~m l~t ~~gp1r~· Woodbrid ge Place · l d today's market this is a ROOM. POOLS, PARKS, pgra es inc · "Greenbriar", 4 BR, ~~ l: ~ 0 1;, ~. u 1 ae; g ! terrific buy! .. SPA&: CABLE TV. 1~$123~·~000~.833-0507~~~a~ft~5~p~m~I princ. only. Eves, (303) separate Camily~rooin & $65,000. 1: 476-1389or (303) 476·4025 lots of storage. Pool and li;:an' • ... I '-N I 04 lmne RV access on beautiful ... :· •. . ..,, cul·de·sac, ror only _ $78,SOO. -i.Hse /Option IUIUC 4' 'Bednn. 2 bath ranc R It lln.1.-rts ANYTIME RANCH REALTY 551..ZOOO style home in immac. ea Y Wdlt to leach condition. Freshly pa.int 1ut1 Inell II"-Bring your paint brush, ed. New cpts. All bltns halillC1" l4lt.cll the buy of the year. Sparkling 20X40 pool --------•I Under$60,000.SaveS$$ DEERFIELD PATIO HOME Beautifµl 3Br , 2'h Ba, ram r m, Aspen ModeJ.. · Professionally decora\ed & landscaped, $83,500. ·Vacant, immed. poss --------lnrthCllEstate · $'79.950. Call ~5·8424, BYOWNER "='--k·53Ll4LI -.aKR. 2Br. l ~Ba. Yorktown .._....,..._ -v ---------1 Villa Condo, $56,900. •!\ Br Delwte Townhouse 963·3957. Open House OUlt IEST IUY · Newly redec. Obi frpl Sat/Sun 1 s 3 Br 2 Ba, lndry rm, w al Agt. 644·9635 -Bltn t.ar & bkcase. Pool · to shopping. Ca1l loday. 2 Br condo Smoketree. .t:lbbse, playgrounds BY OWNER 4 br. 2 ba, lnt1 R.al Estate $60,000. Open Sun l·S. #£ park. FHA Assumabl hu&e cul-de-sac lot, tract M9twork. 536-l 461 Amberwood. 559·1932. &oan. US,600.839·3Sl2. ~· HB Central Park. ---------• Mustsell, lmmed. occup. Prin. only. 847 ·31&4 4-PIH-Hntc) lch w 0 o 4 b ri d g e P I ace • s• VII ly Owner v ac..t ,ool Home (1) $105.000; (1) $110,000. Greenbriar Plan. 4 Br. Sb.arP 3Br, ~a. faro rm Priced Ullder Good rent & good invest· fam rm, 2 ba. Call _ !d\llht another. mus M~.t ment. Prine. Only . 64()..2$26. HU.S7s.ooo. Ph963·3308 --. Agent. 536-1461 -------- Assume ss:J,000 loan. 2 ARIOR LAKE ': JtURRY! HURRY! story 3 or 4 br. Walk lo *AU HEW * Choice lakefront end un· ... a Bedroom. 3 both. con beach. $89,SOO. Rancho PA I NT. DRAPES, lt·8Y owner. 494-0536 or do. swimming pools LaCuesta. Gillespie Carpels, Dishwasher, M0-1219. pl'lvate jacuui m pacJo Realtors, Beth Dun· Disposal. Water heater. -------- Call combe, 963·8911 or F\lmace, Light fixtures MARVELOUS 835-0'Zll page038Y front door, Mail box., etc .... fllmily borne, witb its .·.1 L,1',j[Jt RFALTY • r4~· 'llri .'l::'J ··" LM41DRM Al$0LUTELY •. GOR~IOUS 1 Clese to Mile Sq. Park ahops. Be sure you hurry. Love home jus l. bdlly decorated & sllow ~ride of ownership. .... rythlng you'd want "a~ a tow $iS,OOO. Cot 1,s~aller home! Trade it ~or bUy w/good fim1nc · tng ! 884.-0611 ~ W.•lkP.r 1; Lee KPal tsrare CUSTQaitHOMI )Br, l~ ha , tie country tch le lam rm, many ltns, close t o schls, hops ck future park, 500. Ownert6&-7'217 Rustfc Begllnc• luxuriOl.ll 4 BR, '2 .1 almost new home ts oe.cor•ton delight. It teahll"4l1 to compl•· ent a llfestyle of out llvh.li. P erfect enteriatnini & COM O• y loc. ~all now f~ • ~-0576; 551'32'T4, l.aT55 akr. 5 Br 2 Ba, xJnt location, AND il is VA CANT. TO stately entry• large fa ml· m.soo. A.~umable sv.% SEE thi.s 3 bedroom. ly rm., spacious rostr . bath beauty on a hug suite with its own frplc. & loan. 897·8-110 corner lot just steps l covered deck. 3 Bdrm1 .• Vay U .... USU .a.L the beach at only $79,900, 2~ baths; formal dining. "" " CALL LEADERSHIP 186,0001Andl.ncl"4ed. By Owner. Super custom REAL ESTATE, 842·446E decorated 3Br. 1% ba. today! ~ Minutes to ocean. Must ---------• 552·7000 see to appreciate. Low POOL Home 3 br, den, 2 tnaint yard. Highly .UP· ba. w/sunken bathtub, THE . · ... - graded thru-out. $67,000. frpl, lg. lot oo cul-de-sac. Ph 968·4001 eves or By own er. $83,500. VILLAGE. · . .' ~14oodays _963-_~ __ ...._____ REALTORS ON THE BLUFF Huatiagton Viewpoint OPIMHOUSE SUNDAY 12·5 t 1106-, ALLA.RT A PRIME LOCATION AT Woodbn~ Arbottalce A REALISTJC PRICE NrLake·Luxury 2Br, 2ba B Owner Sharp 4Br Condo $99,500. (213) ,,1_ ho •1 f ' 432·7423, ext 82. Prin .. ~ me, g am rm, only frplc, close lo bch, n.r In· --·-------• dianapolis & Brookburst. BeaQt S&S Woodbridge $72,900. Open House twnh m. Near p ark 4c Sat/Sun l·S shopping. Well located 9851 La Cresta 963-265 Redwood Mpdel. 3 Br, ________ , ba, offered well bel<>W ANXIOUS $53,500 . BUI "Brookdale" townhome, 3 bdrms, 1~ bat.ha, cent air, musts~. Sub mlt your t erms. 98:Wll8'1l • ~ Walkr.r t: I r.r. Ht'i•I fsr~rr. market . 833·214~, p brokers lease. t HEW HOMIS ""WOODUIDGE" Broa dmoor 11Bria r wood" mOdel -4 bdrm., fam. rm .. 3 b a ths, s plit level, excellent location. $98,750. A W o odbr i d ge P l ace Stonewood model -3 bdrrns., fam. rm., 2 baths, A!C, up- graded thru-out. $112,500. An S &S "Redwood" model -2 stbry. 3 bdrms., 3 baths, A/C Bur,er's choice color of carpets & tile. $8.1,900. A' Woodb ri d ge Pl ace "Stonewood" m od e l -3 adrms., fam . rm., formal din· Ing, 1,850 sq. ft. $95,900. Woodbridge crossing -A Br ighton townhome with 2 bdr ms., formal d ining, 21Aa ba ths, den, plus locat~ on quie t privat e location. Up. gr aded thru-out. Only $99,500. TURn.I •oc• •UM A Turtle Rock Gkm Heather Plan garden home. Absolutely stunning with 4 bdrms., 3 baths, atrium entry, master bdrm.· with deck, close to ten. nts cts. & pool. Call today. A new B.roadmoor Plan 2 with 4 bdrms., plush c arpeting, cent. air and a quiet location. One of the most sought after floor plans in the Glen. Owner anxious. Only $133,500. alAMel Tlil New patio home for only $81,500. Unbelievable, but true, a Plan 2C with 2 bdrms., cent. air, firepl ace. tile roof Jnd ·1 tep1 to t ennts cti., P.ool, ;Jacual end e,xercise ntl. Fan t.Utk living for only $61,500. NORiNS REALTY Showing Rm, fplc, open beams, 3 of this nearly n ew. sun decks, low malnt. $189,500·3 Bdrm .. 3'h A.B.H. $99,500. 494·7726 bath, den & whitewater 0 _ Sat/Sua. 1•4 • view home overlooking r--lhe entire N/S coastline. 460 A.rroyo Chicq, Bl.I!, Follow Alla Vista to 650 charming home tn · tlie Fontana. 4 to 6 p.m .. heart of Laguna. Sylvan Saturday &Sunday. · setting, sunke n livlp' rm .. pitched be£Qled ceiling, family r m., 2 frpJcs .. a bdrm&., a baths PLUS an A·fr~e study with · a n ocean view. $198,500. Open House 1-5 Sat. Ir Sun. 1035 lalboa Dm9eYour,_.. A touch oC San Francjsco ln the Laguna Beach "He ights" ar ea. Ex· qulsitely decorat ed ·3 L I STEN T 0 T H E Bdrms. & 2 baths. Ocean, WAVES. Oceanfront con· canyon & village views. do retreat ~hove Aliso $139,500. Canyon. 2 Bdrm .. 2~ 496-950 I In the Pacific, from tho deck, at high tide, from this 3,000 sq. rt. home. It bas the c harm of a courtyard entry, sloped beams, raised hearth, & a guest unit. See today 4c submit your offer. Ask• ing $350,000 bath, den & 2 fireplaces. --------Owner anxious. Wcilk to /i:L r the beach for $94,500. ~ ~ ~~ BUILDABLE LOTS ~.,..4'~-.: ~b .. * 494-7551 * Large lot in Temple Hills ..,, c -area. $47 ,500. Coast Hwy.-Victorl a r , " ~ Beach area. R·2. $45,000 ..._, t_,V ) each; C·l, $48,000each. DOWNTOWN Dana Point Harbor .view. REAL ESTATE Nearly oceanfront c~m· $45,000. inercial bldg. 3 Apt.a. Up· * 494-8057 k . BEAUTI FUL TAX stairs +3 commercJal --------SHELTER • Close ln units down. $398,500 d.uplex. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath • SO. LAGUMA fireplace in both un· A quiet hlllllde knoll 1 t s·· ·SEE TO A P · locatibn. with superb PRECIA~25,000. ocean views, framed by $119,500·3Br/2Ba·OcVu SHOWROOM DECOR· old EuealyP,tua trees. Let Sle9,()()().8Br/2Ba·OcVu Comme rcial plus your imagination &~ & $189 ()()().38 /2B e hsd spacious 2 Bdrm. apt.. see what you can do "itb s3oo.ooo~SS:s.~ with a n ocean view1 this l:bdrm. charmer. 2 To Choose From $13S 000 The pnce Is rtghtJ $8t,9SO BldgStage-OcVu ' . LAGUHITA 4Br/3Ba·+Pool BUY A PIECE OF Unique retreat for the ---------• LAGUNA·T he price is sopblAtlcat ed. 1'hl1 3 right to bold for future bdrm .• 2 bath home. with development/invest· art d eco 'ouchea la ment; owner may a11iJlt crched Just above the in financing. $4,500. ach, wllh expanalve ocean views. Pri v-cy is Sl19,500-3Br/2Ba·OcVu PROPERTY the keynote lJI thi. t ated Sl89,000-3Br/2Ba·OcVu MANAGEMENT communlly.$189,500 Sl891000.3Br /28a· Bchsd pio,oooor ms.ooo TAXS~~lCE ~ 2ToChoose From BY APPOuuMEN1' r ' J~ Bldg Stage-OcVu 4Br/3Ba·+ Pool 1104So.CoastHwy. , /.- $49,500. Xtra nice 2 Br a pt, LAGUNA BEACH 1105 N.Cocm ttwy.,l ... patio, ocn side of Hwy. 497·2457 •M-1177 497·3595; 494-6320 Agt. t---------,·-----.------ CHICI( THESE RMera hc:kasi•H For solid real estate investment ' Oceanfront lots, hem of Laauna. with units & nursery, Ripe for de· velopment. $1,075,000 Larre occal\front home, downtown La1una. Com· rnerclal poaaJblllllH. $350,000 Ocean view buildln.t alte. Exclusive area, Ab •a.ch; ltu Uaan 300 easy ltePI totbo1and. '80.000 Lerco. ocean Ylew S bdrm.., 2 ba, CODdo ~ C'loH to 1llop•Jn1 Is b H cb whb aaa•1 a menltlea. Prlced a m.ooo l'IBtCH MOIMAMDY- OCIAMlllOMI' .Famous Laguna JancUnart home oa Woods Cove. La1'ge iila1n house,~ ·maid's & chauffeur's quarters, ·1uest house, greenhoule. Private aunwuhed setlln1 with paUOI • windlnl walks. Private steps ·to beautiful cove 4c beach' below. $'195,000 v .. , I t S. 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Good re~tal. l lk to ••••••••••••••••• ••••• 10 CANYON AREA • l)"ealyardllpaUo ty,golf,owner830-4;672 nJen\·Oow noor plan, • prlaed Hunllnaton ~se&lr•ntPoC't•· AVOC'ADOCOUMTllY Altl\)'t,., ocn VI.I b.om• 281' + de9, lndlv. boCIC • near tow" tanat P•llo & pod! a CUSTOM VllW HarboW' Loe. 3~ Yra tion. Eaay maJJltenance. B h 8 00 btfl kit. Richly rum, ~lttnnle. pool, t PJ. 8£;· ' Ownt. he.lplinance Mt~•och 106t Bc:lrm'a .• 2~ batha, faml· HOME old.S31,SOO.~al\.4 3Br, tt>.&2 Br, lba .• CaU !~~a~ F~nt!.'i~ ~~ew: cpl.a. tdeal tor top Exec =·~-/purob, • "7.SOO . ••••:;;•••••••••••••••• ly rm.1149,500 Con.atrucUo.n to beain Custom made Zbr, lba. ~Mary 4·Acrea mature &reea. cple, SlOOO mo. yr. lae .....;. _______ _ '"--------494-86-1-11 llCi CAMYOM January '11,. 3100 Sq. ft. bltns, re(ig, washer. UNITS UNITS UNITS Owner muSJ tell. Won' refs, 64t>N4 P.uoramlc View frqm •. • OYIRt.OOklHG IMIAALDIAY and all PO.lots north and aouUa. Panoramic view. all DIWIY done interior. Loll of wood. open beams and 11ass. Built in micro-wave oven. Bdrm, 2 bath, rear s.ivate yard and double garage $189,500. · POETRY? 'The song of a bird can 'heard The waters·white green can be seen 3Br & 38a could giv many laughs A bright and cheer artist's Jon. Adds a little more to th C06t Almost 2000 sq r eet ~dilbe? YJS, lhe price is jus $143M DOLPHIN R.E. Call 4944581 YllW $2 tS 000 4 BR 3 Buonh:rnpora.ry dryer. walk to bch, shops We have many dupln to 1'8 t t Ion f . Bk l'. 2 BR l~ Ba quiet cot· this 2JJr chtrmer PD View Ne~port 'say to tllllchstylehome. Manj, 4t market. Pvt. Pty. eiaht. Century 21, 1H/S22-2Q80,.-G7Mtt1 taae'. near Llbrary • BluCla cl0&e to beach, ui catallnu ! Iron aate en· many "tru. Plans Ii $20,000, 673·2976 979-1050 . U DIA THIO\.D beaches. ssso. lncld utll oldie but aoocU•, ms + try. Mammoth living 1pecfl1catlon1 avail. In AcrfGCJtfor al UOO H Winter 60·3111 or t.160dep.f7S·0833 room with VIEW! Mar _ _ _ _ oCfice. SJJG,900. ••••••••••••:•.~••••••• 6 UNITS 00 y OolAdl( TtRHh S46-S404 • •NEWISH 3 Br 2 Ba,.fplc, ble fireplace. Paneled -----------~ ~' 1 r. son• ouse, din rm far $42S ,_01 formal dining room. wet MAGNIFICENT ?:• l·ACRES tlt'JSIOE old notta111c J·ttory Peniuula 2br, lba, Hm 6'4-4<>330rS•ll·40lZ bar s · It.it b -~--· • South or Orance County. uw barn. wlnclmJll, lots of turn. Cpta, dl'J)6, waaber . pacious c en VIEW v... Fantastic view. Full ..... t·bt"os, -obllehome ~er. Yrly $32.S. 611-~ rob. roo""fi 1 Br ·~· pantry. Extra large COSTA MESA v• •• •{'-"'""0782 ,... ... master wing. Glasse ~Ho.. prke $11 ,500. Xlnt. rorcaretalterorln·laws, or.......... W/beamcelg lplc,~11 view patio. Loads 0 HICJltAbo••TM terms. Bkr. 714/522·2080 Llke·new interiors. hi,11ttnes.0~7a~resol s.ca..n.ntt 117' pd.Avail.Prer.GJD .. J'O· storage. 3 car garage. ltftaFolrwav or6'16-5717 Cream putt proSl(lrty! By all·utable ••net. Fan·....................... $3.W. 't\4-870-8395 , Call now for personal -, 3 ......... i-tment onlyy tastic v._.., S. ot Oranat B d lx 1 l preview. 752.1700 Of Ilg Cmyon 20 Acres. N. CaJlf. Xlnt .,,,.,.u Co Ownr anxloµa & will Delwio 2 r p , poo Ol'fNlli9·•'Hu1.,,oe1N.-r• COWttryCIW BEACH FIXER w.eu, nr c.s.u. Chico&: It IQPlacu·:• ~ ...;,,., ""'· 114/Stt.-,,...,, fplc, qWot. Lng °' c:..ioM.... l:ZU .... . . Spac. & IWt. 3 Br, 21-44 Ba :.1e1:uw:i~~o t'::h~~~ "1rport. F?arm, raise or67a.5717 abodterm. 493-7394 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 'fi exec home. Gracious liv· 2 car garage, R.V. park· livestock or. $36,000, lO% ....._....... Dix lbr, adults, no pets. NEW · 3Br, 2Ba, near*" f:~ . . ing In a prestigious pvt. ing. New listing, only dwn or Xchge. Ownr • .-• -.,;;."= TWO ACRE Avail March l . $215. Co11at Plaza, $4$0 ';; ···=-·"'·'·''' communlty. $Se,500. Brkr.644-0151 MOOOUA•Ut "¥'" BRMIMBIARA~H f• 4.!rl·2242or49'l-4339 ~1133))"!_3t!!83 or t J OpenSat&:Sunl·4:30 BERTHAHENRY 56acresCorona.~200per Deluxe Dplx, $l25,000. 3 4 • 2\~ • """"sq • t-...... L -.116 ,. "'"..,...., -Baycrest 3 br, 2 ba, #6RueVerte REALTORS N ar R r home on 2-level acres. 3 -.w ..... ., ram.rm, din.rm, Open Call ForAppt. 2150el Mar.San Clem. Pe~tr de 499 ~~o wy: BR ea unit. Bltns. micro Car gar, barn, lackrm, •••••••••••••••••••••••CUSTOM 3br. 2ba. frpcl. Sun 1·5, $150,000. 1806 GR .a. ..... D VIST .a. •92.•121 a a e. . . oven. Will exchange for hors~ stall, rruit. trees, 3 Arch Bay, 2 Br, WW pool w/spa. nu pnt, ~~ Leeward Ln. 642·7889. By An A .. .. THREE ACRE Triplex, Henry Wall fenced &t cross-fenced, cpts, drps, f~lc, pvt le drps. Wik t.o .schooh, Ownr. REALTY 768-1212 4PLEXw/Frplcs miftironchalt• Realty,496•1435 and lots more. Priced beach, ocean view, $52$ church & ·Shopg. S41S Early Bluffs "J '' plan.I~~~~~~~~~!'! Ocean View. Near ten· All utilities available -A TIIREE houses on a lot. below market. Xlnt mo.54444UI mo. Incl pool serv~r· end unit. Canyon, Fash. OCEAMFROHT nis, goll & surf. 2 Br's well-Full price $21,900. $95,000. Duplex 2 2 Br, terms. BKR.114/522·2080 ....... Uftfwftiahf'ct _963-QOS ________ ,.... Isl view. 3BR, 2BA, dn'g each. $.139,500 XI n t \er ms . BK R . $72,900. Costa Mesa. or676·571T ••••••••••••••••••••••• French Quarter, 3 br, 1\0 rm, patio, Astroturf HOTNEWLlSTlNG! 714/522·2080or676-5717 GENERAL R-~Est_..• n.11'"'"' 3202 ba, dble. encl. gar. Sparklingnew3br&2br TRIPLEX. Near all PROPERTIES -'" -..... • St I ( g P 1 knc de ck , pool . Ownr . duplexrightonthe sand. shopping. Ideal Pen· Ix~ 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• overen · 00 r $110.000. 644 ·7641. Prin 0 1 $28 00 H / 5-15·5501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE BLUFFS·Va'ew'. center. $375. Ask. gr n Y 5,0 · urry lliouse unit with mother· Clffttt~ Lots Jean 963-8961or554 l'lit only over to 1113 E. Balboa in·law studio attached. Crypts 1500 8 UNTTS Costa Mesa 5 Acres, nr P/P Golf & 3BR,2\;ba.$895Mo. ---· -------BY OWNER 3 Br 21fi Ba, Seawind dlx 2 Br condo, 2 Blvd, Sat fTom 11 to 4, Garages. $129,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $245,000. 29r,;, dn. Owner horse ranch. Nr. 60th & K SEAVlEWTERR .. Vlew XLNT HSE, TOP L<><ltJ ·.-am Rm. unobstruct sty, 1'"1 ba. fplc, up· Sun(irnotalready sold> POINTREALTY Companion c r y pt in Will Ca rry bat. at 97o. St., Lancaster. Worm 3BR,2~Ba.$1000Mo 3Brl~Ba,RVpknlt.../1r "'.hlte water & c~asta graded, encl patio. els to from lto5. ca11496 5600 p T v·ew Memorial Prin. only. Walker & Lee Farm'? $17,500.10% dwn. BIG CANYON all schools, fwys, )\. views. $125,000. 497·2527 bch. $65.500. Prine onl y. PROPERTY HOUSE . acf ici t' Re a I E s t a 1 e, Bi 11 or Xchange. Ownt/Brkr 3BR. 2~ Ba. $700 Mo. $395, wtr pd. 839· t ; BIG OC~N VIEW-BIG HOME. 4BR. 4BA. lg hobby rm, Jge cor lo '239.000. !LUXURY & COMFORT. 28R, 2BA + lovely gs tise. Views, privacy sec:t.Uity gate $279,000. 'W:lLM.. .... A:MC .. OW ELL .A'M//pg/I' 4g7.f7!!51 ''°'°~•"'• '-•"""'"'• 0.•c~ 1·998·6320; 646-766ll 642·3850 . SEE THE SAIL BOATS Pk, or n °644.7443 Vaughen.533·6600 644-0151 LAKEFOREST 213-~l-3158 · evs/wknds. ----from this spect acular Comm.rcial 38R,2Ba.$600 ·~· THE BLUFFS -BY OWNER Be autiful 2Br. 2B a. forma l din rm . pv t . patio, must see to ap- prec. 2102 Vista Lared Sll0,000. HARBOR VIEW PORTOFIMO HEWPORTHEIGHTS view 'h lot in area or ex· Property 1600 SAN CLEM ENTE Citrus Gron &side 3br. lba hrdwQOd · Super 3bdrm, 2 ba & sun· pensive homes. Asking ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• New Listing Tri·Plex, Trade/Sell, 19 acres fln, lge yd. Clean. Newly rm . . 4 ·car ga r , $45,000. •BALBOA ISLAND• 1·3Br, 2·2Br. 5129,000 choice grove. Sunkist dee. $395. 548·5213 greenhouse.$118,000. Prime location + estab. 49'.r~r·M adeR::i.ias gorowegr, Yuma, lAr~zt. Mesa Verde 3 Br, 2 80. ... .... CHO• ... ~E Buss. Oppty. LORA ran es. grap,rui • FR,2£plc's.bltns,"r· .... NEWPORT CREST .._... _., lemons. Sell or trade • -S . d 4 bd VANCE, Realtor 673-4062 C.l\l. 8 units, µride of Orange County propertv. incl. $425. 839·4945 pacaous con o, rm, IHYISTMEHTS . ownershi p. Build 4 more. " 2 ba end unit o/look'g 1714149 .. 7711 C.M. co,mmemal ~ ~,2 s:wtlk. Pn n only please Call .540.1151, Heritage MESA VERDE . Attr4~- greenbell, pool, sauna,!============= lm[>lotii. $14.000 +gross. Su n. 11 .5 Ownr/ Agnt. Realtors. uve 3Br, 2Ba, w/w cpJs. jacuzzi, tennis. $89.500. Pr 1 me are a . Ag n t 67J..l.iG2 Re-al Estate drps, dshwshr. frptc, Ownr1 Agt. 642-2422 OPEN HOUSE 586-4000. . Want-...1 2900 tt513 CAM"'5Da!l~ntl g~. S420 mo. 540·3368 ~ Sal/Sun 1·4:30 f 2200 wv 3 Br, 4 ba +bonus rm. OWNER. 5 BR. 4 Ba, of 3customresidencei;. Tustin-Rel·ently bit com· Lots ot'Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPENDAILY $315 mo. Dlx Twnhse,"2 Plush lndsc pn 'g & fice, furn-rm, din·rm, 4"9,447,443Avenida mereial bldg or steel & ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••OWN Property in 8A.M.T06P.M. Br. 2 Ba, new cpt. it~l magnificent patio area. 4000 sq . ft. •,a Acre, Crespi. concrete construction. I/~ ACRE Inglewood, Hawthorne 0 1 -k-.-gar. pool. 546·6219.; Open house Sat & Sun 1-5. horses. Sl75.000. 645-6365 Sl48,500-Sl64,500. Now leased by NAPA Level, all usable land. or So. Bay area? OcMean vub. B ver ooB mg 557.o848 ~ 1836 Port Tiffin . KATHY HAR IO R VIEW DavidD.Otis Realtor Auto Parts Store. Allan Building site or bring WILLPAYCASH!! onarc ay. rand ---------TRACY. REALTOR. 752·9031. W i 11 i am s, Age nt . your mobilehome, all Ph. Tom D'Alessandro new3br,2ba, fam,ldin'g, 4 BR, (am·rm, newly r\· 1100 Quail. Npt Bch. CARMEL 586·8500; evs . 768-1356 animals OK. Loaded T.D.PROPERTIES 3cargar,$535.493·7278 modeled. $450. mo. Wtr;. -O~oortunity! Top or \he line women' clothing store with park ing. in super high tram location near malls $10,000 Inspirational Traditional rhurch o 100x 100, tl ·l! l o t possib i l it i es a r e studio/ gallery, duplt>x school , home. S2 t5,000 ~•0 1927 or 752 2887 • • d d & h r t _.._. HSE Sat/Su I 5 · h T Bk UT S'-'U RE 0 rdnr indd. No pets. __,. . . ..,pgra e c eer u ' """"" " -tncom.Property' 2000 wit ~re.es. erms. r. (213) 674·6907 or (714 ) WALN ,. A 5"8-3337 OPEN SAT/SUH l·S 38r, 28a. fa m rm , Almost new 3Rr, 2Ba ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• 7l4/522·2080or676·5717 546.6201 anytime. or Lrg 3 bdrm, 2 bath ---------$137,500. 644-5573 home. Prof I ndscpe, ) 846 5221 ft 6 Be ti'f l 3b 3b F~* 332 Prospect view $69,500. Ph eves ---------1 R·2 lot, duplex. Costa (714 · a · pm townhouse-laWldrY rm, F~u F~ r, b ha, 0 •· Light. pleasant Newport HEWPORTHGHTS 492.1J78 . Distress Property! Mesa , $39 ,500. Phil & great patio wtrenced • • nr c · Y Shores Home. 2 or 3br, NEW 4 Br, 2~2ba, den,---------l canfinditforyou. Sullivan.Rltr,548·2103 Rtftfals yd.OnlyS325/mo. $750.mo.646·l035 · 2 b a . 2 r i r e p I a c e s, !iv.rm, din.rm, wet bar, YOU ASK FOR IT Beach area specialist. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAKE FOREST $425. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, fucd Con gole um kit che n . frplc. + many xtras. Probates.foreclosures. CdMCORNERR·2 Hous.sFumlsh.d Brandnew,only60yrds yard.Nr schools&sh(>p. Walk to beach, & com· Some ocean/Catalina WE GOT IT Bankruptcies. Oivon•e. OVERSIZED LOT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• from Lake II. Upgraded ping. Mesa del ~ar, munlty t ennis, pools. views. By builder.trades Spe<;tacular oct>an view lnveslmentproperties. 640·7420 General 3102 3 b.drm, 2 bat.h, 2 tract. Responsible adlts s 7 1 , 5 o o. 5 5 7. 4 5 7 9 considered. $139,950. 225 from both le\'els on this Below market pritc. Mountain, Desert, ••••••••••••••••••••••• atri u ms, security-only, children OK. 2182 Ownr/ Agt. LaJolla Dr. Open Daily J::ND UNIT CONDO with Ken Johnson. lrolcer Resort 2400 $16S. Beach area cottage. beaµtirul home. $475mo. Mendoza Dr. 644-5966 till dusk. 646·7085 or everything from sunkf'ri Call (714)673-4545 ••••••••••••••••••••••• All util pd. Fee S20. AG't. 642·0200 --------- OMTHEBEACH SUNSET & SURF ::? Lots wide at corner. Lge walled patio & garden. Outdoor brick frplc attached. 3 BR. 2 Ba, room ror expansion. &16·7968 gas rirepit. remodeled ---------1 Be h be ,,.,1 20u 3 Br, 1 ba duplex, fncd')d. --------• kitchen WITH PANTRY, ---------1N · LAKE TA. H 0 E ac com r,vo . Imagine 2 frplc's, 3 Br gar, no pets. $285. ut. WESTCLIFF 2 !ull rec r e ational bchfront 3br,31".lba Con Wboalsland 3106 +ram rm, s~per last. $100 cln'g fse. facilities. Can walk to New119rt Beach do. 200 deg. swpg vu, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sharp.Only $385. Singles, 642-0728. ( Lovely 4 Br. 3ba. Pool & jacuBz;:i. Lge patio, lge lot. , $149,000. Sat/Sun 1·5. 1531 Highland Dr. Owner/Bkr. X 642·4426 I shopping and tennis club. marina . ALSO 46 incm r.--t Baul......&•-t pets OK. Agt 963-9088. , A MUST for acti ve fun 4 PLEX dupl exes Reno area sho~ liOU> , .. _. ........ Y Mesa Verde 3br, 2ba.. 2 • 12'i'1 on cash. Ownr anx. Ls e from April lS\. Many. areas of Garden car gar, rncd y~. lovers. S62,000 P R I D E 0 F · Call coll 916/ 546·2229 Without pier $850. With, Grove. Super selection 3 children & pets ok XJltt l , Multiple zoning. $275.000. OW NERS H 11', 11l' a r S!ISO. Call675·728S & 4 Br homes. ~-$385. location, avail now: SQs. THE "'DDRESS ,m, IQPlaceuail ~ Hoag Hosrital Sµ;.in1sh INDIANWF:LLS CONDO. •-----Peniftsul llO? Move In today. St.ntles, lst last & clean'g. By owner. Phone Mon· Fri,' 6pm·10pm, wknds .--.-------i 8am-llam. (714 )675·6968 A "' til e roo s . Private CM Casa Dorado· 3 & 2. --a pets OK. No fee Agt 540.i120or496-3634 YouGi•eWffhPride balconies & pa ti os . golf.tennis.poolspa,bik· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-9088. Good schools important'! Prap .... ti•a · enclosed garages or ing. Pers. situation de· DON'T WAIT 2br hse. ----------.Large 2 br, 2 ba, -~ Large lot in exceptional· 752-1920 course. All 2·bedroom. 2 mands s ale. $66 ,000. Kids ok $300. Sm fee LOS ALAMITOS area A month. 317 E. 21st St1 ty fine area. This home _•_•oo_ou_A•_u_t_N_i_w_~_,_1_1~_ bath. 2·st.ory units. Will furn; unr. (714) 346-3283; TENEX til 9pm 898·9891 real beauty. Lovely 3 Br, direct anytime. · WHITEWATER VIEW MEW CONDO has everything extra you consider exchange By 346·98.17 3124 upgraded & super clean, •'f Beautifol 2 Br. 1Ba. ow can imagine. You won't Santa.Ana 1080 appointment only · no CostaMe-tc1 nr Va l I ey V i ew & Newport Hgts, 2 Br, gar, New England style Con· i dr·i\·e by 's please. Lovely Mtn lot. Lake ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lampson st. Children. NO PETS. 277 Knoic ~ your own apt, has 1 do with 2 BR , 2 BA , behappyif youm ss thas ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gregory Perm r es ES'd S200 Ut'Jpd lb OK N f E ....,.c 32256 -degree white waler view one Summ·.......111-•d · . · 1 e · 1 · r, pets • o ee asy ......,. 67 · Pool . Ind r y r a c I I beamed ceilings, ex· . 540-3666...., ~ area. San Montz. Wik t< patio, kids ok. Fee. Main move·in terms. Agt. --------- cellent view. $118,000. 4Bdrm + Fom1lyRm 1£ 1Qua1·1 ~ twn or lake. $7500, lO'k Rentals."'•'"5370 """9088 For Rent: 3Br, lB#, ~t~.~~ t'~ 38~~~tP~~e; -•P•r•o•pe•r•t•ie.s.s.i.0.-8.1.44-•I tm~.tfii:~• :ttl1;•-~~f~~!!~i~Jr~~o~!~~i Prap:flf~• 0wnr1Br~r. 644-0151 Jq~~\~~iSt~~rn, irre· ~~~~~ ••••• ?~.~~ ~~:o. 646·211~ or enclosed gar. The apt 1 California Coast I ~ N S h c Pl • d w n 0 r x c h g e "'"' ;J<hJ-• House, Large Ya~d. ~. ..... d1n1ng gather round , ..... oua1uT. N1wP011n1aCM Best buy m Mammoth. 1 548·7972 210 Pearl 3 Br den frplc ------1-d-$3--... HOWARD JOHMSO _ Cirepla ~e. ss5,ooo, call ........ BR Condo. rurn. 'I• Mi. patio p'art furn 'Adlts' 3Br, 2Ba, frplc, g y , i>.11 RULTY PEMIHSULAPT. ·--------i "'"'"1720. ---------1 from lifts. $25 ,800 Huntingtonhach 1140 5575 Yr.ly l~a s e: .+utilities, 556·5343 Cpr 4,7 1744 A doll house! 2 BR. 2 ba. """ R-~ Es_...-C:ouns ..... ot' 5 4 5 · 3 6 1 0 C . M . or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 1 3 / 3 6 7 _ 0 1 7 7 ,._m_fo _______ _ • comp. redone incl. new, OPEN SAT/SUH I ·4 TA · ... unr '" 1 934 6217 L A K E P A R K · ·-.DELL Profes inves tme nt · · H a n d 5 0 m e ·, 714/675-3624. LAR. GE 3Br, 2ba1 .... modern kttC'hen. 2 Car 20 I E. Eckjewater rl -~ •-Hila gar. Used brick patio. Oldworldcharminthis 3 analysis, appraisals, tax Hesperia Estates Mobil C 0 MP LET EL V $200,000 bay view home. c hildren OK. ""~i __,.... Onl .. l26 000 b d b h & e xchange advice. Lot,adlt,desertvu,lgsz FURNISHED 3BR,fam1·. Av"'I. 2 mos only . .,.,"'". S40·443lorS46·3776 ••••••• •••• ••• • •...... y ,, , e r o o m , 3 a t s , "* f In Cal If-la" · · B "" ....,., OPEN HOUSE Owner Aflent548·1290 w/frplc.Only$225,000 "' _.. Specializing in ch nr golf course. 21851 I Y room .home mo.675-8771 Little gem! $225. 1 br. Cb I JOHESREALTY -.... su ..... D•Y 1·5 multi-plexproperties. NewlandSpJOl.H.B. w/gardener. Quiet area. . frplc,petsok.Fee 25.SU ar emagne ""'" .. "" ,... "' Sellers & buyers avail. just a short walk to Newer 1 br, 1 ba duplex. M . R tals 540 c..,... SundayHPM OPEHSUM.1·5 * 673-6210 * Two-o.n·a·lot, all terms. Call Ron Ellis OutofC:ounty beach and shopping. $275 mo. Eves (71~) ain en ' . .-• .,. 3 er 2 Ba,hugeden.23 2641C:rHt•iewDr. 1~~~~~~~~~1$62,900: 2533&2535W. Cenlury21848·1188 Property 2550 $550/ mo. AGENT, 772·3653, days$260.3brT.H.Pool.Klds sq.I\. Pool sbe yard. n .. h 3 BR f California St. Cross Country 960·2358 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·7315 (213)289·9307 ok. Fee . IUCKEllEALTY olays ores ; .. am. OPEHSUN.1·4 SAVAGEREALTY ~~~~~~~~APPLEVALLEY,5acre. I -nw 64~4751 ~~:· !,~:pt~'::~i!ep~~7~ I 063 DOYER DR. 642-9601 -1 acre fenced, 1350 sq, n. LCIC)l8'a Beach 3141 chi 3222 Main Renta 8• 54o-5., • .., ----------1 Dover Village adult con COSTA MESA European style house, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~••••~••••••••Mesa Verde 3br, 2ba, 1.e&.ure World 2br. 2b & garden. si29.500 do. 2 Bdrms .. 2v~ baths: s.at hoch I 084 new bdrm. 32x16'. Can be F\tll r tt r d' be ,..___._. N--. great view -GEM· ••••••••••••••••••••••• part1't1'oncd, att1'c, base· Y urn co age, aci:oss S. oC Hwy, newer, a br, 2 am .. rm, . in.rm, ,m ......,...., ...... bit-ins, frplc., patio. dbl. fQURPLEX st to bch pvt patios ceihngs 1mmac col\d Kilbourn, agnt581-4179 120-FTustin Ave .. N.8 . gar a g c · p 0 0 1 & ustom 4 bedrm. corner ment, forced air, well, k rt 'r Avali ba, frpl, lndry, no pets, $ 4 5 0 • 1 7 o 3 N e~w •-wi-....1 105 REALTORS 642-4623 clubhouse. ' Jot on hill. 1100 Catalina. Just repainted, n ew natural gas, trees. t,~~~~e~~~~~7-1965 ref .. gar.,$495.675·6900 Hampshlre.64s.cio49 , ::'fu:";;;r.:........ lr."'CHHOUSE GIB WALKER Sharp & cozy, 2200 sq.n . carpets and drapes. Will $36,000. Disabled owner. L HIH ~ISO DELUXE 3 Br 2~ Ba -w/fplc, playhouse. etc. consider exchange. 7141734·4843 09UftCI I ·~ dplx. 6l5Y.i Marigold, College Prk 3 B~. ram• •SE'A TERRACE ! 2 8drm&ConvertDen. REALTY 675-5200 $130,000. Open House Private patios, extra•---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• $465mo.644·240S rm,frplc,covpatio, t Garden home. 38R Steps to beach. Pvt Sat/Sun. Call torge units. Great invest· FOR THE PILOT 3 Br 2 Ba, air cond, WW ---------1 trees. S425. 642·2178 tntry kltch, ultimate i Clubhouse, tennis, Olym.1---------•t Century 21 menl potential. $120,000. 10 ac of land w /house. 24 cpts, rncd patio, dbl ga'J', 3BR 2B A home, n i c fam liv'i, Pool, lenn1s pie pool. Land rent. .... -.W~ vi·ew Cross Country x 24• gar. Horse stables. ~· 768-5823 ocean view. Builtins, 2 hr, 1 ba, crpt9, kids • ~ach! $98.500. $'74.500, 479 62nd St. Prin ~ Ron Ellis Slab for dog kennels . ....__ ________ , fireplc. dbJ gar. $595/mo. Encl. yard. Garage. $23', •NORTH\t!EW! Custo only642-0677. Walk to ach or sun on 848·l.188or960·2358 Water well. Year round Prestige}fomes645-6646 mo.645-2978 Lovelyvuofmts.$99,900 urious Newport homeSouthLaguna 1086 Plac• tartce to modern county theDallyPilotbringhap· South of Hwy. Great 3 BRAND NEW 3br, 2ba 3BR. FR, 2·sty, deck ---------1 one of 2 sundecks. Lux··•---------If 1Qual~· visibility. Walking dis· GARAGE SAL~ ads in BOND REAL TY For with 3 br's, 21'2 ba. Ocean ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prap9f'ti airport. ONL y $34,800. eY results. T6 place your BR., 3 bat.ha. $590 Mo. . house. Frplc, pool. 227'9 831-$411 view. tennis & pool. DUPLEX 752•1.,9l' · GALA PROPERTIES drawing card. phone Agent844·4848 Columbia. 998-3040 uel Shores Dix Ord S •I $89,500.Callforinfo. TO·FlX·UP1 1'000UAf\St.N1w TllACtt GeoFrey(714l542·3466 64.2·5678today. COZY 2Br, frplc, drpa,NEW APART HOME.,a Hm. Pvt Commnt" a I 0 r 5 645·3474 Ocean .. lew #rom upper .,,a f .,, P tlo ....... spacious bdrms 2 Ba I m .. L CLEAN, LGE 4 Unit Apt. tto... .. u ....... ahed CoronadelMcr 3222 c.,.... re ri •• a ' -. . • • 111500 2Br + den 2Ba Only! II uait~cuo.ooo. b H B lae 600Heliotrope SUNKEN llv1ng room ..:101.B.kr ' • t J tt J.a.YW. YE.ATS House, Y owner. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • w/M.ASSIVE brick fplc, 40 Bo t d k fr th , A $130,000. 847·5713 Neat. 8 ;"'• 3 bdrm, 2 be. OPEN BEAMS cemnii11, OCEAN VU. Monarc patio.~ge~B~.2'Ale~~:-IHffCMo 499·2237 XlntTaxShelter ' homei~~ldCdM.Allnew vacant$39S,nofee.~AtJ &m\mit.PlanB,$84.500 near new wi th all -,_I .. L. 1090 6Br6Ba,l1'censedboa.t.d macnab/lrvlna appU's. is~. Unique Century 2165~300 ~·rt Own I Agt 581-0264 amen1·u· .... "'-ll h--dlrec· 1Wt1n r Hornes Realtors 675•6000. fllr Lynda -...a 1w & c11re home, furnished. _"2.,...-1735 ________ , lions. s.p.rateC*° n••••••••••••••••••••• Newly landscape~ ~ realty ...... Uatn•d CosfoMeM 3224 ........ Vlefo Thlsoneotaklnd28R,2 IUUTIFUl acre. Overlooklrtlt ............................................. . ..... •••••••••••••••.. Ba End Unit on JS acre Atascadero Lake. Owner park Is a separate build· IROADMOOR will carry lat trust. Ing, ram-rm, llv-rm 3Bdtm home, hi.flly up· $158,500. Terms. (:all !!!!!~( w/frplc, dining area, graded. Pool & Jacuzzl. 805·46&-0250 • own front yard, garage & $78,900 ---~--carport. F\lllyupgraded. TMHomHtlltrl UnitS Ava1·1abl"' S. ..._ ___ h._. Owner. $69,950. 2 752-Wl G ,... _ _,..... Ne>rthwind Ct. IW2•m5,I~~~~~~~~ Tw9 4·Plexea, duple!'. Like new 3 br, 4' 1 br, OPENSAT/SUNl-5. 1: and 6 units East.s1de. "'' many ictrns, ocean vlew.1------...---1 "ORTH TUSTIN Plex ln Tustin. Call "'2·3850, Property BY Qwnr, 48r, 2Ba, dln ~ House JUS1' l!DUCID rm, separate l11m rm qi THI! ILUFFS TO $1%5.000 w/uaed brick hearth, ~ 1tOUn•1A\.T'f s Aall!.OJI s .. ,·-11 I 5 2Z50aq ft. l ~.It:. acrt, tnaor ..... c..1aMea lly OWncr, 3 br, 2 ba, Ond _.._.. ,_ • cul-de,sac, '81,500. Prh'I • 64.t-9'61 ______ .......,_:..--1 unlt on ·areenbelt. 218.wttl t.NS c!f\lyT3l.ootf ·• m.soo. 6'0-4"4. I & • & Gwtt •OUPLIX * f:~~~~': ~~~o~~tj °"9lt l ... •t.t. te f "· s"'-em--'llJ•v1•ll11blt, •••••••••••••••••••e.••• ... s epe rom ucach. 15 •IUI' uw • ,, i....-..~ M yrs old. Copper plumb•a. ..._,.... lft' It.I. -.... beamed cellinas. Crplcs. . CALL 673-2011 ,_.SW I 100 Sett b"'1 at sus.ooo. •COAST PROPERTIES• fTJ.5'10 "A UAL Cunt" So. of Hwy, coZ)'_2BR lower-front un· it w /fireplace. Walk to ocean & main beach. Near all shopping. $350/mo. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. (039) macnab I Irvine realty M1W UMTAL-IASllfDI 3BR charmer w /dbl. garage. Lg. private fenced yard. Built-ins. Sep. laundry f aclllties. Prime location. • $375/mo. Lynne Rothell 8f4.e200. (1)2#) Kotber wishes to ron 1 B" Condo. lmmae., con· modest 2 Br house or ap vemenl to •verythiD1 w/atove & relrii ln CM . ~.mo. 983-1.ZU • Up to SZIO. Willing l help wtlh upkeep & up 4 BR. 3 Ba upgraded new El'•dlna· &U-0616 H$0. m o. w I grdnr. 2 Br 1 Bo $256 + dep. 8tf.0809&e7481JuUe. Newly retinlsbed. Stv. 3 Br, 1~ be Surfside Con· Fncd yd. No p eta. do. Frplc, pool, patio. 645-8184 831-t8'7Sor531M82T . • ' .......... ,. ..... .......,.,. M • "••MU.fa I... "'"""",. .•... ············-··-·-... ············-·--.......................... -.............. .. lrilii ll4 MIU&O. YJii9 3J67 Mlwport .._. 3J6f W1 ' ' ta 32 .............................................. ,_,.................. .. ........................................... . ZSI'Y,_.,IBA.11.fam BOATSLIPW/CONDO,S C Br. Jr• 1ard. Aul Y..-ly2Br1Ba.~mo. ~Y. Beaut. 2 BR., rm. 2 hJU. AJC. 2 1ty. BR. m k. Uke aew Jhreb t . 1450/ mo. lblocktooc.an. · · I~ ba. unit with •s>ec· cuJ-de-sacSCS0.131·2119 S6:iit.AS;o..._1w 1«1.fCIO•-.Pat. '15-0n5 tacu1ar vtew ot t>.y le r. ...__ s -'&-&.....~ -Bal ocqft. 2 Deeb, lrplc. & New3Brboll\e.cpt8,Qf119 lllHIW_.Vlew ~rawwwa-boa Bay Club Bach 11ar. Waltt.o beach. $SS(J patLo, kids " pets Ot BeaaWW I 15R. 2MI • u. ....... d 330 Apt fer rcL Montblt or Pwmooth . . ----------1 S:USmo. (213)'21-4$112 SS1Smo.1Ao. '•••••••••••••••••••••• whatever. MSOmolncl'1 W1WAMW1MTON 640-1174 OCIM«AONT all club racllltJes. Call 3 Br, 1~ 8a, cpl.I, drpe,, _________ • I .......... _ .... -·cw 1148-lTUto•ee ,_R_EAL __ ES_rr_A_T_E __ ~__,;;.........l bltns, g reat covered _,_ •-· patio, frplc, $3'75 mo. I~ 5 batbt, 2 fpl~ •• Beaut.lplc&docb, adlta, SBEDROOMY 23295 Via Bahia ~. Glald • ult, prlv. St4 t19S yrly oc a mo min. QU, YEABL • ltEMTALS * 581-1100, 768-6125 t.obeacb. LeueSl3DOmo. 97$.9877 MMUl 2BR,2lia ........... $400 HillleMcCormack SoulhL CostaMeM 3124 2 BR. 2~ Ba .•••••.•. S42S 3 Br. 2 Ba, cpts, drpa, LEASES Real~ 4N·7S51 .,.... 3716 ... •••••••••••••••••••• 2BR,2~81. ......... S.S50 bUns, frpk, i11r cond, 2Br,2ba,enclsd1ar,blk Cuda LI a ;•;••;•;;-;:·t~·e•::e••a•n• CuadeHermoea :SBR,tBa ........... $400 covered polio, $375 mo. to bcb. 1,metlWes, $400 ~ 340 F\Jrn' -oo f "'".,.,,,,; 2br •Pl wtrlreplace, J.•.11 2BR.den,ZDa ...... S42S 27046 Yiu Callado. mo/$Ulpd. •••••••••••••••••••••• Total"s!:.un"'tyun•urlevn·•.......,tor • bath, range, oven, du,. SBR,2Sa .•••..••••. $430 549-8867, 581-1100, 38rz 2 ba. patio. 3bdrm,l~ba, Yorktow rec.fa~fou .. s.~:.. . ..: .... •· bwaahbledr, $320. Alatllbr 3 BR. FR, 2'-' Ba···· S450 _7_&M>_12S _______ • Park I b ch n e • r by Condo, pvt. p•tio, pool, " _,, ~ <sep. 1> $370. 3 BR. 2YI Ba .• • •••••• ~2S $500/mo. 1ara1e, blt·ins $350. 160 W. Wilson 4 gR,2Ba ........... $450 Newport leach 3269 3Brwllhwoodsylntr,blk 000.25S9 ......._.... \ Nice 2Br1 Ba, fplc, hue NEW 4 Br. 2~ Ba, fplc_, ... .,. ,.,.,. .... "-·I-!s:.· ~:.·~~.·.·:.·.·.·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• to bch. vacant, ready • .........,shed AdEult1E.Slde1&21 br al> s. fncd yard. $350 mo. din area. wetbar, l blcK Til''~""'"""'01,,.; 1um110 .ua ~ now$4llO. ~ ....................... !'C ear, pal o, pool. 642·0282 bch. Laod1c. $05 mo. OPEN DAILY Big Canyon presllgiowi Oceanfront 5Br on prime URfwftlsht4 GtMr.. 310 Like new, n o ~ets. A BR SUPER SHARP! 11611--0S52all4PM 8A.M.T06P.M. Broadmoor home, 3000 Penin Point.Sl200 , ..................... •••••••••• ............. 644--0878 1 • .. sq Ct. back bay view. 4 br, T k Mesa Verde. Fam Rm, SUPERSHARP View, Turtlerock Terr. 2\i ba, fam rm. $1150. JBrurtlerobc, q1e:.;..,_N1ew V181ufE£WPERIV~C~,YIE1~ llRWATEAFRONT MESA VERDE ar~a. Fplc, cpl, drps, fncd yd Lovely 4 Br home, nr Br le Fam Rm. beaut. flex.ibleterms.640.1714 on s~ s.._ .....-mo s xe<: s .,...stb 111 Builtins, crpt.s, drps, B· Home atmosphere 2 & 3 Sngls. Pets OK, $450 fwy, shoppiq & schools. S800 mo. 752--0617 l~~~~~~~~~~;;;r;:-;;~~;;-;::~;:::: lse. condo. Adlls, ·no pets 8-Q, h111e de<:k, garage. br deluxe apts. $46-1034 &l6-S607 1.-ated oo quiet eul de I· BIG CANYON, brand new Wattrf1 ont Homff 2000 sqrt. (114) 623 S43S sac.SnglsOK S400mo TURTLEROCK 4 Br 2Greeotree 3 Br, 2 ba spacious, single level 2 631-1400 or64o.S288evs. JOOiFINLEVAVE,N.B. FoxhoAowVlloge COLL EGE PARK Ai\ No tee 963-0836 & Ila. Fam Rm, dell, patlo, house. Lrg lot, cul·de· BR. 2 ba. townhome TOWllhouse JACOIS REALTY 621 W. Wllsonst bedroom, deo, 2 baths 968-5-· waterfall, nr perk, pool, sac. $390/mo.644-4646. w/sweeping golf course U-L-1-L-.a 6754670 .. ODEL6460P.20EN101,. "'P~--bulltins. dishwasher scbool.$52Smo,640-1714 MOW•m .... G ! view. Lease at S700 per 11111 _______ _. --"' ""' (. I $390 Pb 38EDROOM 2 b th in "" " I tS'"'"' 000 •••••••••••••••••••••• E j th i .r r 1rep ace. • : , a A Br 2 Ba """ pt.s d . mo.; sa ea ~. . BUENA PK. New, 1 & n oy e pr vac7 546-9164 prestige area of ex·" • • ... ~ c rps, 2Br,S32S-$42.Spermo. Agent640-5560 2 New Townhouses'Jt Br pls pt.s d bltns your own home vt/ffe pensive hom es. prof lndscpd. $825 •. 5 38r,$38S-$47Spermo. REALTYCOM LagunaHllls,3Br,2Bl, :poo'i. T~e vul:Swood fncdpatio,att.gar,w~ MESAVERDE Spacious, private patio, Mornlngdew. 552·7350; 4Br,$440.SS9Spermo. HarborVuHms,Carmel 3 llGCAMY~~'i. story $425. 3Br, 2Ba, 8lS2fthSt.(714)52J.707Z burruni frplc, poot'& 3.000sqft,4Br,famrm communit y swtm'g. 645·2330 48r,pool,.spa,S700. Br+ FR, nr park & story$32S.M0-1987 jacuzzl.2br,l~bast~- din rm, study, 2"4l~a. pool, 2 car gar, huie school.S.S95mo.752-0617 TOWMHOMES "'-1-nUnfurw 360 lab>o ••••••• •.st .. and••••••••l•l••O• lngat$35Smo. ~ thruout. $650 mo incl LEASE Harbor View n r •••••••••••••••••••••• new cpt1, drps, pain maal.er suite, bltn oven. NEW U.P. TOWNHOME I Sele<:toneof3 marvelous ...,........ r · S 3 9 5 I rn ° · KEY Never lived In Peters Homes, 3 Br, 2 Ba, cl~e oorplans or lease: COSTA MESA DUPLEX 1-BJt:·carp, blt·ins, prlv .• ._ • .._ grdnr/wtr,546·7639 REALTORS,962-7788 T/H.Upgraded4BR,FR, to park & school. Quiet ~~~--2 BR, 2 bath, br, pvt yd & garage. de •. Garage. Yea 3 Br lo/.& Ba, new paint 3BR,2Ba.Cstmfamrm DR, micro oven, pool & street.Avail2/l5.Forin· •JBR,J8a.$700/mo Child ok. No pets. leaseonly.$275 Mo.llkr. cpts, drps, dbl gar, fn c w/rtplc. Fenced dog run panoramic view. $625. . fo or appl, call 752-7434, ., View . 3 BR+ den. 3 s24o/mo. 642.6682 0 644·23439To5 yard. $360. 546·123 S395.Ph894-4267 permo.Agent,752-1315 -Fri,Sator.Sun.only. bath,$875/mo. 631·3856eves COZY 2nR UPPER $24 evs;wknds R 1 ~ ---------13 BR, 2 BA. fplc, s uper LIP· ---------1 anc:h Realty Waterfront-Dock, 4 BR, 2 Al available for im-3 Br 2 Ba pvt yard 1 + ut¥..,adults, no pets, n Dix poolside 3 Br 21-\ Bo, grd, bltns, ow, xtra Jg TurtlerockGlen,new5Br, 551,zooo Ba, frplc, new crpts, mediate occupan cy. child; no Pets. 645-l7•59. Bay,nogar,yrly673- Woodstream. Condo. back yd. Slater/Beach. 3Ba, famrm. tennis, pool---------drps, bltns. $700. 644.9932 (043) Costa Mesa. _e_v_e_lw_k_n_d_s ____ -.i PIMECREEK Many amenities, fp!c, Vacant. 5395/mo. ownrSSS0.640·2418 LagunoS.och 3248 or752·8686 JoyceEdlund642·8235 dbl. gar w/opnr, vie. Isl/last. Agt, no fee, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------ESide Costa Mesa new 2 bedroom. 116~ Agate LIVES UP Irvine & University Sls. 846-330l;eves96S·28S4. ~cboS.J.3Br2 Ba San 4br, 3ba, suitable for BLUFFS CONDOS ---------1 l&.2 br, frplc, bltns, gar, Yearly rates,$325. .TO ITS NAME $4.25. 714-839·2810 Lwa Rey, golf crse & adults only. Will accept Leases starting at $450 pool, jacuzzi, lndry rm. Phone: 541·3316 . Jmmac. New 3 Br, 2 ba lakevu.$600.$47-7044 small pet. $800 mo. Month.Agent644·1133 Let our rentals $300/$350.644-0878 lalboaPenmsula 380 OverSOO talltreesand'lo E·S1de 3 br •. 1 ba duplex. twnhse. Crpt/drrw, d /w. . 4""1675 specialists, Barbar a & streams with walerla11s Fncd yd. Kids, small dog pool, dbl encl g:;;., w/d Turtlerock Glen Plan 2, 4 _. Nwpt Crest lux 2 Br 2 Ba, Carol, help you lease ON BEACH 2 Br 1 Ba. •••••••••••••••••••••• create a relaxing se\Ung ok. 2061 ,Marion Way. hookup.$375.968·9222. Br. F:im Rm. tennis, Lge 2Bd wshr/dryr dis-split level condo. Green your property, or help adlts, no pets. Sec. gale. S435Yrly2br,2ba.2 story for your spacious new 1 S325. $49.0433 pool. $600. 547·7044 hwasher' ...... c L , •1 Bd bell, wetbar, fplc, 2'h car find a fine rental. Aflnoons 675.7559 CdM 2 car encl. gar., balcony or 2 bedroom a part· ---------1Condo 1 sty, 2 Br, pool. Terra e Cond 3Br 2b w/fplc, s;;s:·utif.e incl.' gar, tennis, pool. walk le Bayfronl, brand newS895 • ' 642-1603 ments. From $246. lBRDuplcx,olderat!ult Call Kay Hodge al c o. • a, 494•9974 beach.$450.645-8277 Oceanfront,viewS900 34121 El Encanto, Dana ________ _.Furniture available. only. No dogs. $150. Ga 963·0841 or Bob (213) din rm <Dover>. Nr Rec Oceanfront, penthouse, Pt. Open Sat/Sun, lots In. the sun. Sl75. UUI pd Small pets OK. Adults pd. 548-2513 64l·l048. cntr & pool. Ph 548-8104 North Laguna 2 br. 2 ba. For lease 5005 River Ave rantasuc view $1500 wood, oceanvlew, decks, Singl.es ok. Feo only. Office open 9:00 'to --------~ UNIVERSITY PARK view, hardwood floors. W. Newp()f'l. 3 br, 2 ba etr. Lge 3 BR units, Mam Rentals, 540-5370 6:00. 2.100 Fairview Rd, •' 3BR, l"!l 8a Condo. pool $240. 2 br T.H. Pool. Kids, Corner Un!t Townhouse SSOO/mo. 497-1084 Call (213 )445-6666 Seas~Ai1&~:f~H P 0 LL E y RE A Capistrano leach 381 Costa Mesa. Pbohe , playground. 1st & last, pctsok. Fee VIJ..LAGElll F.a....-.a.STIC ESTATE, 34144 Coas •••••••••••••••••••••• 545-2.100 • ~fa~~. :~:1;:-So. Cst Main Rentals, 5-10·5370 3 bdrm, 3 bath. Two ~i.'Pe~~~_'11F~~· 1 br, "'"""' REALTY 759-081 I Hwy, Dana Pt. MAGHIACEMT 12--Br-. -2 -Ba-, d_e_n_u_nf_ur_n_a_p,._t ---------iuke new. xtra i1harp. Jbr , fireplaces. Av ail able Main Rentals, 540.5370 OCEAM VIEW 2 BR,+ convert. den, 2 ba ~nts Furnished LOWER DUPLEX w/patio. Mature adults BTORWON H00K,.. VE J NE W 2ba, c pts. d rps, fr pl, fn~1!. ~ncl~~es use o! all DelN~e ~~t hCrest ct.obndo hbcohme. nc1•w.crpt, walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• With fireplace, 2 Bdrms only. No pet.s. ... . e w. bltns. patio. Dbl gar. nr acuities .... 95. Lease in Exclusive 3 Arch to .... ~.. as we ar, , poo s "'tennis. $450. Balboa Island 3706 (l very lar ge maste M.-.i-1-... •..a.. *1 spaci~us 3 bedroom, schools. Lse ow nr. 552·7552 Bay. Jbr, 2'hba, F.R., vu. frplc, massive ms tr 645-0836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom), 2 baths, built -... ..,..... ...,... 'If never·hved·m and dou-963-2146 Pvt bch. Tennis. Call bdrm, 3 balconies dbl car -------Em B yfr · & f d 1 275 E. 18th St, C.M .. ble attached garage Up l'urtl~rock ~ Br, pool & Broker Ruth Sachar eves garage, view from mstr 11.V. Jlo'?e!i 3 Br, 2 ba, t a ont Apt u:is two ence pat os 631-3003 graded chocolate brow S360PERMo.3Br,l:Y•ba, tennis fac1l. S575 mo. 997.4051 Southland As· bd, live & din rm. D.R., 1',R. Gardener. lbr,furn.LsefromApril LocatedinthePalisades~---------"'-.. c a. r p e t s . n e "' bltns. drps, cpts, fenced, &W-4157, short rental OK . soc., 835:201z $575/mo. Call 897-0321. S600 mo. 640·1377 lst. $JOO. 675·728.5 Exterior mamtcnce In {.ge 2 br cottage, E-sidc refrigerator. washer an cul-de·sac. (7HJ 536-8884, ~ -lalbo • · -·..i 3707 cluded ·$350/mo. Cal C.M. frplc, beam oeil. dryer included Closet t213J88~Hl908 .,REENTHEE·3 Br 2 Ba, 3br, 2ba, lge liv.rm 3bdr, 2ba. l~e lam rm. a..-enin-a 49'l·3447or496·3959. Encl.gar.$300.548-5300 South Coast Pl:iza ! SSS -{pie & fam rm, close lo ,wlfrpcl, sep din.rm, gar. heach 1 blk. P~101. wt•l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corona det Mer 382 mth. AGT .. 752-73l5 SWIMMING POOL schools. no pets. Lse $400 secluded back yd, ocean bar. No pets. S5l!5 . Xtra lge 2 br. 2 ba, util in-P'C'ppet wood~· -1 I g d 0 ·s 8781 . '"" .,,,.,,. I .. .,,,. w· I 1115 w •••••••••••••••••••••• "NEW •. NEAR EW" 2 BR. Den, dbl gar. ~ me r nr."" · vu. S450 + util. 846·9040 """-vuou c: · """'"'· an er. · "' 2 Br duplex. garage, yard. serv meld In rent. $375. ntE COLONY be t "' Balboa 962-0505 Cpls., drps, bllns, lg. adults, n~ pets mo. 751 5959 Cam. 3 Br, ~I &n~;:i~. LOCJUl'ICI Hills 3250 Big Cyn Twnhse 2 Br 3 Br, 2 ba, beach duplex. _. patio. Washer & dr;yer -___ 646 8152 G d I t . I $395 ••••••••••••••••••••••• den. 2"2 Ba, DR, poo1'. Crplc,I new crpts, wood LSE 3 Br 2 Ba. $475. 2 Br I ~I ..... v hkups. 1 & 2 br's. from 3Br 2Ba cpls drps r n w r inc· · J"ac.,tennis.$650.64-08146 6P7a3n.7~,.i,ng. S45o. yrly. Ba. S37S. <2l3) 332.:mo. '(I $205 Ready' 2/15/"7 New3Br.2 0a,fplc, • . • ' . . Ownr/Agt &l4-2932 Spac3Br,2bacondo.Lots "'" Open Sat/Sun 10·6f'M, -l.~r,c~ ,..,,.~or64S-9543 ' S450mo bltns.Nwp-tWest,wlkto . ofprivacy &recChildren 203·33rdSt. -" "~ ~ 5'15·550lor675·2305 bch$4SOmo.642·3743eve. Al Loe 3Br 2ba din rm. welcome.S350 768·1222 or THE BLUFFS 3 BR 2 Ba 2 Stv frplc CORONA DELMAR Westside 2 br $220. C~, I ----------4 wet bar frplc bltns 2 768-0720 Agt 3 Bdrm., family rm., 2'~ t!bl ,;ar, w~lk to b~ach +' $225 Yrly. Studio apt, util ~~ blld 1·-JustS200! Nice2 br, fami· • • • · · b "''o" Le " 2 Br Townhouse, (rplc .... .,.., stv. C ren ..... • 3 Br. l 'h ba, new crpls, lg I & l k F car gar schJ.shop·new-a . .....,.,, _ase. . pvt dub nJ:hts. S500 mo. pd, pvt bch, 1 adult only. 548 9590 n 5PM l f Y pe o · ee. , $. SUPER2brdup.Kidsok 3 Bdrm .. 2 ba., srngle Chi"ldren OK-no pets. Ph 675·3063 Pool.tennis.Someocea . a· ncd yd, $395. 299 Beachcombers31.2011 \cnt 435. 17305 1 $250 S C Croftdon, 546-9080 -----·----• R06ewood. 998·5505 on Y . · m c e · level. $485, Lease. Open House this wknd. & Catalina views. Clo Lge 2 Br, Fam Rm, 2 ba, ---------I Super Jbr, w/frpcl, new TENEX lil 9pm 8!)8.9891 CORBIN ASSOC. 4 15 6 2 nd St. Mr. Costa Mesa 3724 to shopping & fine beach patio, fplc in triplex. lie" Deluxe 4 Br 2 Ba, Fam cpts & drrw lge yd bike WOODBRIDGE Broad-Ex I . T h 3 Realtors 759-0226 Edgecomb, 5'4·7836 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644·2611 shops, no pets. 637.aa28 Rm dbl g S42S ..... ' moor home 2br den or c usive new wn m. --- • ~·4965 . to bch. 2 car gar. S395. 3br. 2ba, DR. Highly up-BR & F/R. Vu. custom. LIDO ISLE Lido Isle. Mo. lo mo. or $40.00 WEEK & UP (714) ---------1 ~~~;:,597"4258· Eves, graded.$475.673-4976 ~ Rltr586_·_37_96 ___ 4Br, 3Ba. DR. Lse or year!) Spac1ous 4 BR. 3 =~~~~fls1!r~P~ail Insert1ruleline 2 Br, 2 Ba, Mesa Verde, 3 BR. pool S470/mo. Woodbridge• Br. 3 ba, din Loguna Higud 3252 poss. J s e / opt. $69 s ba. 3 Cai ~ar. S900 Mo. •PhoneServ, Hld pool Beautiful new 3 Br, 2 b F/P. D/W, encl. gara~o. Pets, children OK Vila Pcxifk Condo C 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo 675-6109 A~. 645-7573 du p I ex. f 1 rep I ace Adults, no pets. $27~. :>164141.Carol,Agt 3 BR , B 1 rm, am rm, car . --------2376NewportBlvd,C&t garage, close to shop$ 546-108l --------"--! · 1 2 a. poo ·ten-garage. Lake & pool 4 Br, 2 ba executive hsc THE COVE __ s.ui __ ·9_75S_o_r_64_5_·396 __ 7_1.beach. $475 per mo. Asltl---------- D.a PoM.t 1226 nas. racing park. ~ear S5251mo. Call 752-7578. S pect. v 1 e w • s4 50 · 1 Or 2 BR. condominium Hcrbor Vu Ho~ SUS CASIT .,5 for Miss1, 675·23 ll. • 2 fir garden apt, lrptc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~chi, w;ilk to bch. ~ew mo!lse. 494·0122 in exclusive bayfronl 3 Be d rm MON AC O ~ insert i rule lm1• patio, dshwhr, $245. point. crpl. $425. mo. DEERFIELD ·, p I be b I A l u h l Minutes to NB. 1 BR 557-2841 Tennis, Sw1m'e. sauna. Ma-9475 TOWNHOME Elegant 2 Br 2'h Ba, con· commwu~y. oo, ac . w view. va1 mare , security $750 1977 furn. Adults. no pets. 3 Br, l~ Ba, dplx, abov • pvt comm. 2 Br 2 Ba con· 2Br. den or 3Br, 2Da, do. Ocean view, Monarch . • 2110 Newport Blvd. CP.t. China Cove view FP Spac. 3 br apt or use it as 2 do. DI W, wsbr/dryr. lmltobch,4bd.rm,2ba.2 palios,frplc,aircond,nr Bay. Ree facil, $500 mo SHERMAN ASSOC. Bluffs Condo 206 F erni'eaf, S!i50 br&den. Frplc, patio& $31.S. 831-1678 . ~ott~".~.sq. fl., huge pool, S395 mo. 644-0574 l s e. Ca ll 644·151 9 ____ 640_·_6500 ____ 1 Sharp 3 bedrm home nr STIJNNING Jge 1 Br grdn 213.96J..8l04; 7l4-492·!!!>l2 pool. Adults. $325. No """ '"'"' <>vs/wknds ·Like new, 5 Br Bayfront CdM Hi school, vacant & apt. Pool & rec rm. $220. pets. 645·3381or837 ·951,'l Deluxe2000sq.fl.3BR,2 COLLEGE PARK h G ready.$550/mo. 710W.18thSt. 2Br, 2ba w/fantastic vu .''' Ba, ocean view, lri level, 4 Br, 1~4 ba, 8401 Terry Popular Yale model 4 OM GOLF COURSE ome. reat view. sandy 640·6 I 61 P vt. • r urn. av I 2br, no pets. ReCrig' & '475. mo. 493-2252 ~ ~· Call 892-5107 or b<.'<iroom and step-down JBr. 3Ba, S800 mo. :::1c;1~a~oJi~ee!~~ss~~~: Lge furn. 2 Ir $350/wntr, SSOO/ yrly stove incl. 5225. mo. &Toro 3212 · · family room. Gardener 645·8806eve. Bltn.<t, w/w, drps. Adlts, 675·5205/675·3824 968·8064 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, crpts, drpg, med. and use of 3 community 645·0544 days. ~ ~ no pets. $225. 645-3971 'd ti d t hed poois, clubhouse and ca· . . --'--------1 Upstairs 2 Br 1 Ba, nc Large 2&3 br apts, 2 ba. Lake Forest new choice cover Pio, e ac . ble TV No pet:i; $500 Lovely 3 br & den w/v1ew. 675•7900 1 Br, $170. util. pd. Cpts, cpl, sep sngl gar. $2 pool, exercise & rec. rm. lakefronl 4br, 3ba, wet rr. w/34 ath. Walking mth. AGT 752-7llS . Avail. March 1st. Only ...::=======::::..1 drps. patio, quiel adults. mo. 6021,4,i Narcissus sauna. 2881 Bristol St. bar, A/C, $495. Lowered stance lo beach. $395. ·• S450. per mo! Rit a Harbor View Portorino 4 644-llJ58 Agenl.644-6397 f or qui ck rent a I . 842-6091 Beaut Deerfield twnhse. 3 Myers, Rltr. 494·5420 1 __________ ,----------1 2 BR. 1 Ba, encl patio.& 1110~ 1601days $ltS·l--HOUSE Br. 2 ba, 2 yrs new. !lti0-1701 ~:n:i~a&00:~1~J~n~~:s..Cletmnt• 3276 Senior Citizen, bach apt, YEARLY. 2 BR, 1 ba. single gar. no kids _Ot" •• ••401mo Call wkdays El Nido Trailer Park. w/lge sundeck + pauo pets $230 846-7129 4 Br 2 Ba, fplc, cpts, drps, 3Br, 2Ba, S3S-2227 Di a ne "a t 992-5000. 4 Jlr, 2 Ba hse, frpl~. Spec· S595/mo. 960·5272. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1640Newport.Blvd. CM. Garagesp. for l car. S3l5 . 0 '1 Twnhs 2 B'.L patio. pool, no pets. 3BEDROO.-wknds/eves67J..7197. • taeular view. $450. 3Br d. d f . 2 Br + den, xlnt AskforCathy mo. x e r. mo.~ TOWNHOM ... E mo/lse.494·0122 2 p'aJ~'f~v~yn,h~: rmori cond, walk lo bch, pool & See this one! Nice 1 br, WIUIAM WIMTOM 2 Bo, new c~t, dbl gar. ORANGETREE • . e jacuzu. Call Pat, singles ok. $145. Fee. pool 546-6299 5570848 LAKE FRONT HOME· Pool & rec rm, 1mmed PATlOHM MluiOll Viejo 3267 lg lot.Just repainted ID & 493.9572; 83l·9432 or Beachcomber.63l·201l REAL ESTATE 675·333 . ' . ~most fantasuc view occupancy. Imm a c, 2Br. 2Ba. den, tennis, ••••••••••••••••••••••• out, cul-de·sac street, l213)790 29&6George. STUNNING 2 Br 2 Bal~~ at Lake Fore-st. 4 Br 3 Ba. ct\lldren OK. no pets. PoOl $400 mo '46·368& 3 Br 2 ba Aliso Villa Con-Baclt Bay Area. 646-5239 . Close to beach 2 Br. garden apt. Pool,. w clbpnv,tennla.aallina, s:tzs mo. 536-6302 or · · do.' single story, A!C, BRANDNEWLrg +1633 lldrmTrtr roomy. garden patio, nrea.$245.710W.18lh.S\.. '6S0.~-4455 1194-54216 Sell lhln&s fast with D&Jly cpta, drps, view & pool. 3Br. 2Ba, frplc, bltns, sq. n.) 2 Br & den or 3 Br From $14-0. Gas & water S275. 558·8566; 494·3324 CM. N drps, cpls, 2 car gar, condo. Upgraded pd N k"ds/ E ---------fwwwl• v.-.y JZJ4 BESr BU\'! Pilot Want Ads. opets. 830·508.S In~ yd, access to pooL thruoul. 2 Garages, pool . o • pets. 132 . 4 Br, 2~ ba newer Jge 2 l br apt w/fam rm lge liv ....................... Great location Mar.in1 ..___. t.och 3269 Hew-rt leach 3Z69 400 from beach, $550 mo. & jacuzzi. Quiet & lux· 16th St, C.M. 642-1265 stor y duple x. Fr pie, rm, utll. Sauna: pool. 3 BDRM llll.. Ba p U uc 4 Br" Ba lplc kids -..-.. • ...-yrly f>45.6998 w I h fiallo. bltns. $450. mo. Yr· J. acuzzl. tenn1·s els & • .,. . ·res ae ...... • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ur1ous. a k to be A 11 aft u h area. $400 mo. Ast. Aak pets OK. Jmmed occy. ChHdren OK, no pets VILLAPOMONAAPTS k va · er mare 6. other fncll. Pvt club. at-ror Keith 861-U17 Sa5 mo. Call Don al XTRA LUXURIOUS please. $395w11 yr lease 1 bdrm from $195. Quiet, ~7 mosphere. 642·5717 b.- 846-1371 or!M6-0558 ft Bullocks decorated , dull 1 N t 919-G24S 2STORY S Br, 3 Ba. bonu! Newport Shores home. Call (714) 493·9672 Agt or a comp ex. o pe s. Brand New . 28r frplc _______ .._ ... nn. eln, lrplc, D/W. $395. 4 8r condo. new cpl$, macnab I Irvine BR. 2 Ba, walk to beach. l'c_21_3_> _100_-2986 __ o_w_n_e_r._, ~~I. 1760 Pomona Ave, bltns, lndry rm. g~r. $42S ? br unfum, bltns. 71'·96:MS69 or .531-954S drps, dshwshr. stove, $450.'645·9717 or 493·6146 · · mo. 644·1667 eve drps. Adults. No Aat. no Fee wshr/dryr, tennis, pool, fl8lty ketill Lge 1 br trlr. Adult park, 2 Br, t Ba, bltns, dbl gar, $200/mo. 574 ·Joann., • n r schools• 19148 Bluffs condo-View. Lov no pell. Shady Jn •Um· pool, nr beach, adults, no 645·3417 " Modem 3 br, 2 ba, l'plc, Kln11swood. $350 mo. ely 3 br, 2v.i ba Trina mer.•~+. 548-6173 nuts. S3lO. 675.3528 0.,..,.,. BET bach pad. DW, no wrut nrs, cpt, ~583'7 Model. Pr of. decor. Nllllhi 1~· ""'3• dl1Jll, 1395/mo. 8U"'588 ---------• YIAILY LIASI Avail. now. Lowes ~ "-'h9•1eoch 3740 Quiet 2 Br apt above util pd. Slsp s m I 531-41545, Act, no lee. Beach Walk Twnhome. Big Canyon _ On the Fairway _ priced view. 644 ·501 ··~·••• .. •••••••••••••• garage. Heh side llwy. TENEX lll 9pm A98· _ ... ______ , ~~~~!,':tb3a~~2i.:t':!. HiChlY uperaded 2BR. 2 bath Deane eves. S.. Ju• STUDIO Adi ts only· no pets. RIGIIT ON lbr full MoYe .. Todavt S500 mo/bst orr. Call home -$700/mo. incl. Sardener. Townhouse. Split level: Capbtrwo 3271 ..,.,otnSSS WHkly.. credit & Bank refs req. llas all $145 1m Super sharp, 3 ~. 2 Mm's•M..-1. MaxineWllll•ms642-8235. (D19) apotless 3 BR., 2 ba., ....................... FuUldtchen&TV 675-8303 TENEXtU9pm891- ba. rptc, lg fenced yd, .,,_. ...... d_,. carp., drapes, bll·lns, MJLlneLEnaTO&UOCUliEAN'ties c..t•MtM . .3ez4 eo.t.M.,. 312 xln&uu, 1175.ino. -..... •qper upgra OCQ hdwd. nrs., 3 car gar IM CHARMJt4G 142-44'6 Condo. $290. 2~· pool, HAlllOI YllW HOMIS Poo!. Nr Hoag Hospital. OLD SAN JUAM Roy.I S.ftes Motel LEADE.RSHl.P ll.E. Qbc) a c i I. w n r 3BR Monaco W /lg. bonus room & ADULT COUPLE ONLY T h ls c h a r m 1 n I 2 727 y ortdown lt•d bath over garage. Perfect for __ MOO __ . Rl_tr_._642_-5333 __ 1 bedroom, 2 bath & den Beach Blvd at Yorktown • I teenager. Nice yard. $615/mo. incl. ~~ home haa plush carpet· U6-0411 wardener. Ca• .. -Tennille 644-6200. VllW HOME Ing, fireplace, bullt·lm a wu3u H 2car1ara1e. Won't I t ... W• (D20) NEWPORT HEJ.GHTS. longl Call 846-2158 daya; ......... 1742 IMMACULA11 COMDOt •IUM Completely re-decorated: includes washer/dryer. Adults only, in Pkk Lldo. New cpts.. newly pahtted, private patio -near pool, are~ SSU/mo.. Lymie Rothell~ (D21) . , ~ 2 bedrm &c deo-.11 newly decorated. Fan· 493·0518 evenlofa & •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• tasUc Bay and Penlnsula weekends. ft'om tho cold ~at? Stay view. $475/mo. Barrett &autilul new 4 Br, a ba tn • ttdlo at the bcb. Hot Realty&Q..520() house 00 cul-d·aac. i.,c PoOI. 1 blk ocean, $350 --------~~ lam rm w/frplc & wet· mo.IS150wtelc,&M-78M Steps LO be!\. Lae. dlx 3 br bar. Frml clin rm. Mater t"wpcwt IHcJt 37., duplex.. Newly decorat· ~;:_~~;~oplac•; ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ed. MOO/mo yrJy. Day • 2 BR Condo w/pool/Jac, ..... Yel-985-6952 Coay aar home. path> Ylow of the bay. Pllit>. a BB. 1~ ba frpl dbl rommlUlity pool. At be~ fa r , w a h r I d r y r , aaraie. : bib t 'b h. $375mo.4936Ql •n +utll. Tom B. Rel'I'. S4oo. ?.ae. 7~M Nfce small 3Br condo. 1 =a dys. Wknd or..-r~ ba, »•Uo, drps, cptl,•----------1 HA1l801t Vlw Somerset ltoVe. aar. szas, 493-:wot ~f!4!ii ~n1: ..,..., 6 br, I be, vt•. walk t.c: MI'RACLJ: abr, dbl iM' ll Bta~mber m.aou DOol • teQ. tuO/wno. ~ 14 isso. 1111\ r ' f.H.Aft;.IPM64• m8 TENl:XtD9pm-.-1 See Parle Nowpon and OC&AN•ROlft &in. StiMAM JHO =~· •Pll N:~:£ Mnlli.: I.mt 1e1ft. a ar ! ............ ".... (lt•*4-~ ti, :~:;f'!1· •Beamed ceilings, wood panellnc -Gr asscloth wallcovertnc •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk·in closets •Balccmles paUos • Part0llke iaDdJcaping •Swimming pools, Jacu.ui •UJhted tennis courta •Mmutes to freeways •beaches •Security systems I IMOOM 1-.00M&DeC z •-2. to'WlltOllSI . t • l --~ ..... ~ ...... --------' . . ' ,, Afa lw•h Ullfww.. J~a I •h ~ Af;a lw1h ~. A,u lacal1 ~ Afia facai1......._ ... laccal1 &W.,.. 8atu'*t.~ 12, ttn , DM.YPllOT'7JI ....................................................................................................................................... -. ~ .... ,o· .__L.-... __.._. •••o • .~~ -.i..-a.. •• ... rt•--.. ,, ............ -............ 4410 --~ ...... \ J.124 Coshlw.M lll4 c..t•Me:M Jtl4==-•--•o ..... ,_.._. 116t~ ..... -.~ .......................... , ................ , •• , .................. .. "•••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ...... • ...... •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ......... •••••••••••••• ....................... LAGUMA llACH u . • BRAND NEW EASl'SlDE 2 BR. 2 Ba. 3 Br. J~ Ba, fplQ. cUn ,.. , AD.MIWPOIT s-.. ~··• del11xe leatur••· 2 3 blU ~h. no ptu. 5335 •. DON'T Baebelora. t or 2 1'0lt STOii Ii Oflltel SPACI •. '1 aar.,..,s:m . ..sr~ mo.. wtr pd. Aval new. .. · Bedroorm6Townhoula AT lllAIO"Aal II.Tl Ca •rcWltwe ....,. ' ' Lowe It nd 981-<Mm ~Pt9 $0 Y' II 4 or c1n be used u pro. "' ' a AU. UtS MO. • Specuewar 1pa, total 41.C iv• tna!onal otfke. Local.od · 321 • Bnndnewt.ownhouan,2 1 Br, peta 0 .K. 3 bit• to :=~1nc11n recnaUon protram, • In older 1bopDlu com· . It Br,1\~Ba.lnstantmove· OCHA. m l3t.b St. S210 ,ellC1tfng~to eocialprocrain .ll!llllOla 8 plex, wltb iuaflc •l· hl. Pita. Infants ok. mo. 213-431·5&\8; ~~~~. lennlacoortl AtfUbJon m U,,J.;]). Y>I mosphcrc.$115Mo .. utU. '1• Fenced patloa, end. 714'9ll0-4832 ~ Yourownprtvate Jalud, Jamboree IE San · •6a. • "'"• 1-caza. pal~~lJJ~EALTY tt~1hcp.11hl4~ol<1pi""f0t~.M,~ntkrpoM =~isA~~~~·~ 3 BR. 2 Ba, walk-\n =o:-=rr~~=v loeqw7n1,.Wl161!~ltOO m 'lJ. I C"7\. fl ~S.Cout.Laauna 1umbl1ngW1't~1follundqu~poofs.L~entothe m1rorcall&42-MlZ cloeets, dahwabr, frplt, Ttnniscoum,too I .. ..... 1525 •IA •'d• J..)r. c..tul 4t4-07ll nd f bubbll nd · h PY\ patio. Ownera •Pl _. IOU 0 ''l;JSfT ... .,ms11 ~ngl lngs. Br .... Loft 2 b t Clote to beb. ChUdre ,,_~·~r, t ~ m .Ak ' ' 'Jbur 11duh 111,.,r1mcn1 home at Pinecr~k Vill.lge is 1 • • a. s ove, OK.•-.....,. 07~,, .-rv OPEN HOUSE.SAT 14 s I · I H refric. frplc. pool $300, no _.s. mo.~· ..., • ',, S_..acular Lido lllo ~'A •61& It. ,. tot..\ rrlreaL ~re you can enJOy unusual pnvacy pet.a. Ai.SO Bach Lort ....- NWPTBCHSTORE 2a> Avon St. $271/mo Jerry Wynn (213)477·1701 .. ~ud lu.'Wry. . Apt. $220. Ph 54.4-4099 J8NCLUdDES UTI1L JT11ES -....· ' !!!f, root 1 a 2 partl ment.,.il 4, 4 ran new rp cs, ..-mo • yr 1eava ~ ·~ l'"" Stores for rent, Newport /+.RECREATION PARADISE. Two lotnn~ cour1s. · New 2 Br 2 Ba. fplc, yard, DIW'11, except'! Triplex. ~~~~~ rtntatt from 4.13 Via LlcloSoud .J• 'J • "'-' Blvd at Harbor Blvd • ._,$wimmingpoolplu~umqu~vo~llpootJacuzzf. $325 mo: 545-5501 or 2BR S32SI 3BR $360. 2QoPromontorvOt.WtSt. (714)61S.l.2S3 ........................ downtown~. Various ~~ ... U II u . 1.....&,.,. '-'--·----....... ........, """7787A,.. Nofaa JU5tnortl'IOfJamboree ___ _ _ a•~-.eob, ·l"'S t·~ YO ~ court. MUUntaln ~ cluuo~ 0 •.r_,., .....,. ••· ....... onf>.elflc coast Hton~ ~ ..u. , \!Athllrel)kxc.conversalionplt.bllllards.gym.s...auna. l br townhous e . b=:s'~~~~t>v $37S.3br,2ba,encaar,yr. ROOfM 4000 OffleeR...td 4400 CORONA Del Maar Sl<>rt AVAIL MOW Washer/dryer, refrie & The 1rv1ne c.omoanv. ly, block lo bcb. Patio, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• over 1000 aq. It. 'l'op loc. Zbr,1baw/encl.pat10, s tove. S22S. mo. Ne pets.~1603 Sleepn1rms$60-'10Smo. ISOIWn•-"ffDr. $600mo.dr3.S033 carports. $235. 1st & last. children. 968-4139 AU $50. wk. Share kill· ~ No pets. C1tll George 3 br condt +bonus. 2 ba. t 2 Br TWnhae, patio, pool, bath. Shown Moo-Sat Newport Financial Ctr _, sq. ft. or 940 aq. It. 546-8640 days, 642·2105 Ocean breezes $18S. 2 br yr.old model. Back Bay. jacuui. l Ml. Crom "only". Call -an lpm. LeosingOfflceSpoce Flexible terms. 114 eves/wknds kids, pel.aok. Fee Cpts, dr~. bltns. $425. oce&Q. Mariners Square Refs req'd. ~ or Callon Site Manager Aaate, Balboa Island. Main RentaJs, S40-S370 645-9643, 646·1164 Apts. Close to shops & 548-5954 (7!4) 642•3111 ext248 Eves (714) 772'~ day:t Duplex Deluxe 2 Br. bltns. crpt/drps, refrig. Gali frplc, gar , patio. Adil cpl. no pels S2JS. 722 Walk .. ~ .. $18S L 2 B ., B I pt tennis. AvaU. 3/1. $365. (2ll)289-9:m to u.:acu. . ge I r, ,. a Ill<. a over· 646-1958 ROOMS $2S wk up with If You Need A Stalfed It --------- br Petok. Fee looking Ne"p?rl Bay lutchen. $37.SO wk up Furnished Office, call b*strill Reftfal 4500 Main Rentals, 540·S3'10 ~1th balcony & Ctreplace. BAY FRONT brand new· apt.s. S48·97SS THE EX EC u TI V E ••••••••••••••••••••••• Joann St. Apt A. 833-9234 loaded-de<:k~~tc. Spec. . SUITE. Reol includes 1,000 & 4,000 sq.ft. clean --3Br, 283, vie. Warner & day-nJeht vtew. Avail. Busaness or profess. fltime recept. phone & unit.a. 220 3 phue pwr. ~=;:================0..aroW 3126 Goldenwest, $340 mo IEACHREHTALS 3115.3br,Sl200/mo-yrly. penoo.Walkt.obcb.,lov· mall service utll" ideaJCM.loc.S73-l4lT 1~-..f•Mesa 3824 Colt.Mes. 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 494·3720,842-oo65 WINTE~E~'ft~~£R 2br $1000/mo-yrly. 673· eJybome646-l035 janitorial. Secy's & oCc ---·------ ,...,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Very larae 2Br. 2ba 3BR.z•:ba~2BR,2Ba. 28 I Un!<!•""' RENT Room for rent, elder!" equip avail NewporlSprinlclered.Bklg space. • 11 N r yr Y · · '"""· -1 Cen · 0 share yard 1n Costa Mesa !•~ w/stove & rerrig. New a conventences. r E:.stbluff 2 br, 2~ ba, man. lndry, meals OP· ter. 640-547 CaJl Russ Johnson. In· ..r.u ..... Compleled.Beaul.lLrg.VeryCltanlbr,crpt. paint, pvt balcony. 1st, beach . 536 -1571 eoct.1ar.S36S.3br,2b11 llonal.Jl.B.963-6890. Prime location in Hunt· du11trlal Brokers, • a.br apt. Freestand •nl g drps, bltn.s. pat. Laund. last &dep. 496-0195 eve/wknds •'><I\. (w/dbl "ar ...... c:.) "'OOM WITH KITCHEN .• n gt on 8 e ach on 833 a•r1 frplc, bltns. Many w n· rm. Adlls-No pets. S210. ---------~ • ......., n --'°""--------4ows. S2JS. 6451!2S6 or /Call 642-026.S aft 5pm. SuMy. sparkling clean 2 Coodo 2 br, 2 ba. l\ltlc 640-5296al\er4pm. PRIVILEGES. Call Brook~urst, 800 square Stor0CJ9 4550 $-3376 278 E. 16th St. BR. bltns. carport, ocean I t o m b e a c h · LIDO ISLE &tS-7920 feet. Single, garden type ••••••••••••••••••• •••• -view no kids/pets 1250 Washer/dryer, dbl oven, 0 T D store or office. Good ex-. BAY MEADOWS Easti.ide quiet 2&3 bdrm 493-rul · · rec. Cacil. Security. $370 MEWPORT MARINA WATER FR N 3 r, Gwsf Home 4150 posure assigned park· Small boat& tratlers, ren· c. I & 2 br apts. encl. unfurn w /patio. Some 962 °"85 919 layslde Drive $650 mo. Leas~. 67:Hl888 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing. C~ll .Mr. Plummer t.al space, Sl.00 per foot . • pool. Jacuzzi. close w/frplcs. Adults only. At· Xtra lge I Br. ocean vu, NEW 2 br & 2 br widen Year round. pier area 2 Br Room in my pvt hm for ~67 Limit length 22', 1819 ach & college. Avail lra1·tive rents. l.illns. WW cpts, drps, Lge l Br, $18S mo. + dep. waterfront apts Luxury Gd food d Monrovia Ave. CM. See k'd St f . all o . . triplex, $350, util pd. ret person. • g DELUXE OFFICES Marorcallc•o o'"'7 ar. lst. No 1 sor pet:.. McrtiniqueA.pts SlJ.Syrly.673·1647 .v. :e.ng: av n Yf. appo1ntmC;nts, _pvl (714 )682.3596 care. On bus line. ... .....,..,_. . $230. 646-0073 1777 Santa Ana Ave, CM 960-3538 , 963·1324 beach, boat slips avail. to 494-8944. Comml & lndstl spaces, Storage garage $25 mo~ P~.-'--646 SS-l2 $235. 2 Br, duplex, adults, tenants. Adults, no pets. IEACH YEARLY 200 to 2000 sq. It. As low 1 C ... lge 2 Br w/palio & • no pets. Cpts. drps. 4 Br condo, new cpts. 673-8414 SIM!mtrReftfal1 4200 as3S<sq.lt. LagNiguel& 1959 Map e Ave, •"" drage. 224 Avocado, nr lBr. $210, all util pd. range,refrig,496-7338 drps. dstlwshr •. atove. JBr, 2Ba, dplx W/(>Cean ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mission Viejo areas. AptS.646-6.SOS · irvaew & Nwpl lilvd. adults 110 "'-ls 383 w. . wshr/dryr, tennis. pool, view Crom glass enclosed mo. Cull Sad 839-5368 "··yr.•~.9516•~ • Fountcun Valley 3834 nr schools . 19748 sun porch! 548~912 ..... -....,~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Handy to S .D. Frwy. R...tal1 Wanted 4600 .,... ....., • • • L" d $350 PEMIM. POINT Call· 831-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!645·2409 •••••••••••••••••••• n1ngi.woo . rno • BR b r •·u" San Cl-.te 3176 --·-------1 0~ .:\te~a Verde 2 br U""'lairs. ~S837 2 · 1 a. urn wntr ._.,., ... _ layfr·__. Offi PROPERTY OWNERS 0 I"' PACIFIC ocir.•i.Jir.ao...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTY COMPANY _..... ces .... E Tri·plex, l br, bltns. i'Pls. ;-.;ew tpt.s Refs & credit --.""' "• Avaa·I. 675 0141 WE nE D · 1drps. adlt:.. no pels. I Blk app S2.i0 ,198.1936 OPEM HOUSE t Bil. 1 Ba. wnlr. $180 Near New 2 Br, Oen Vu, RESERVE MOW. -o RENTAL LISTINGS 1 toshop'ng. S21054tl $777 $295 WOODS Sunday 1 s 7872 Mac 2 HR. 2 ba. yrly $.ISO avail. P\'t deck. bltns. FOR SUMMER d h h ( · "?"~ 21s Exec. Ofc. Spectacular We provide tenants to L>onald <W. or Heh, j\; ol STEPS TO BEACH ~ ws r. re ng. "".,.,· Avail. 6115 • 8131. A few view or Newport Harb. & you; or Property Mgmt J'ow renling 2 br s;n~ & Nl·w ~arden apt. 2 Hr z Heil> New Tri Pit'>... JBR.2ba,un!.S425 W Canada,492·l9bi shortstepstoBigCorona ocean. Furn; Secy & foryou. ~35· Adults. no 11cl ~ llJ -. tu·110. t'n~I gar. ··pt-Woods Wat-ays ""''-0907 J BR 2 b t .,.,= Be h I · v· w · · l 0 oo1 d l & ·' u ' ' ~ • ""~ """ · • a. wn r ~ 2 BR. deck w/v1ew, l blk ac · mpress1ve te rec pl. services tnc . ,..-. · crpls, r11:>. s 0' l' • dr1~. ·u PETS .... o y •• 2 BR 2 b tr .,...,5 r Se C ti' H bo 'd ·11 1 et II I "' M '' oed ou &.&.-Al-• a, wn -' from beach $255 o a· oas me, ar r Prime Li o V1 age oc. f n g. Nt'l\l 10 '1 i. wp ~·00 ''Jll Cnntur••21 ...... ~..,on E t & S ts 2 ESSCNTR -1 Pl r •• '-' ~ t'\o,af'1ty •duft •pts H--1...;;.._ 3842 Taylor·MadeRealty n ranee unse · LIDOBUSIN ping. JIJ till Jl'\' ·•l 1,:Jlih""'t.askforl.•nda ,... "" "" ___. BRs enclosed patio S-4030 .;~antaAnaSt r..ii z.tt.t "'~ J I &21r/ ... -&u_,,_·-n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 499·2986 495·4486 · · (714lf.7 "'"' m--Completely furnished ex· ---------1 Burr Whik n~alt~r -Li 1 b Sl!I" ,1 ., d·l\11·,,rt1.J \l.rr.:JBr2UJ. Sorrynopets 2 BR Condo, llunt'g Tustin 3890 ce pt linens. S3500APPROX400sq.ft.,C·2at e r " 1 1 al ~ no llt'l'o ~75 per mo Comfortablt.>clbhse Harbour area. pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Gardener & utilities 130 E . 17th St. Suite E. ---------plar area, nr .M' IOO:. &. •"~11 1l1Jur5'"·""7' I bho .,.,.,< ""'35"'>< , 11hopp1ng !191:1·065!1 ,.._ "'"': .. wi all amemtie1> c u use, ~-.., · ~ J Br, 2 ba, extremely lge. paid) (044) S23S/mo. Doyle s.18·0479 Nd un!urn house or bach 2901 Nt·w~urt Ut'" N ti I 71 1 l 6 l ~ 46Ju ---:! Ur:! Ba. d:.h"''hr & t.11, Mel Open Daily 9·6 alt. 6 C:OUntry kitchen, dimng Larry Dyer 642-8235 ft apt. NB/CM. $140·$160. 2.Br studio. util ixl lllln~ Ot»n Tu~ til 8PM lrw:...-384.. . rm. 16571 Alliance Ave. CdM. 400-700 sq. · cpts, By Mar 1. 645·8074 eves • lTPls. pool S24ll !!Iii! ;\l,1 po,al. <·pts. drp:.. nr r--'"""' " I Br 1 Ba . Westchff area . ....,.,,mo cco 7108 drps, AI C, ample free - ple.&t5S647 'hop' •i7S·<i2 ltiJSOHarborBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool .noch1Jdrenorpets. __,., ·""°' Vac:atlonRentals 4250 parking. From 45c. 1-:.\STSIDE :.! nr 1 Ba, 2SI , 1 3•1 ~dinger • PA.ltK WEST APTS S275 mo 646·561:11 Apartments Furnished ••••••••••••••••••••••• Masters, 673~120 lusNss/lnvut/ New Ulx 2hr. 1-,a,l t '\I hPI s t t 2 i :\ll.N.SlinDiei,:ofwy Adult & family apti.. orUnfurnls~d 3900 BIGBEARLAKEFRONT Finance ,f 'arplce. d:.h"' !'I h' . Ii.: c ltil ace . ep um . P' 839·2140 .. from $245. Tennis. health (2) 3 Br apts on waler' ••••• •• • •••••••••• •••• • Cabins. (714) 866· 7701 EAST 17th C.M. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 'patio. adulh no µd~. :lllic ,v.1rd, nu <'Ill:. & drp:., Clean Tiburon Twnhse club garden view. 3883 Lido ble. Tl! a:: EXCITING 494.9727 or 839·5173. Retail or ofc. space. 320 lusineH Doy St. 6-12·0-ltil ;111:. ~75 !.li!.I Jl!tlS Hxl 2' ba 2 car g~r . Parkvaew Lane. Irvine. ())I Br apt. L1dQ Isle PALM MESA APTS . lo 1000 sq. ft. Being re-Opportunity 5005 THE BAY LEAF $..z5.5J6~s181 .. Owned & managed b)' To see thls _Properlycall MlNUTESTO NPT• LAKE ARR9WHEAD. de<:ora~ed inside & out.••••••••••••••••••••••• Large 4 Br 2 Ua, lndr) :' u-11·ms .. wat .. 1· pd. S260. The Irvine Co .. 552·9200 Jim Berkshire. Pretty lake view, sips 10. Amp 1 e pr kg. p v l . Con1lderln9 a lus? area, enrl gar. balcony -'" -HuntiftC)ton leach 3840 --~ fl~ Bach~~~ BR $100 wknd, $200 wk. $250 restrooms. 646-8922 Over 500 Active local S400. 645-to<JI ; ti~5 771i2 lk.wt1ru1. i.pacwus new ••••••••••••••••••••••• LCIMJlll'ICI hoch 3848 lul~ii:IUl:lf!JUJ Holldaywk.642-5346 . b., 0 1. 80 .010 Please call :ipts l'ool. pvt patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· .. ·-···----·------·-from$195. 80012500 Sq . ft. OCf1ce ..... 1 ... . Partrenlfurs('ntn•s,li.:1 \<lulli.,i\o f'eh APT.RENTAL 675·7900 Adults,NoPels OCEANFRONT-Lag. MedicaJSpace,N.Costa orstopbytorfree1nfo. ''2 Br. beams. nr o;tnrl'c; r~~1.\vuc<1do. t: :\I •OLIVE P .ARK* 1561 Mesa Dr una. Week or Weekend. Mesa. 45" sq n. 540·2200 All categories & type!'. ljaiet adlts $215 1•12 l.!~h lilG o~ APT HOMES LAGUMA_IEACH :!Br I Ba frplc: Easlbluff. <5 Btks EastoCNewµorl 497.2042 We guarantee to please or64S·2610 Lar.ie2 bdrm.duplexun J'l:B .\dull:> 801 Dom-Blvd.> •lMOFREERENT• you. \lutht'r wishes lo r ent l'Ou :! & :J Bdrm · blt·ins. 1l Ex e North end sec mgo 8l2·634J f>.H ·1651 546-9&60 R...tab to Sher~ 4300 No lease req. Dix ores. 3IH~ 2BA. ncar park mode:.t 2 Hr house or apl c:pL'>. drps. enrl gar · Jll lion. Close lo everythm~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adj. Auporter Hotel. Buillin:.. ltrt.>plal·t'. w .,lovt• & refr1g an C :\1 nu t71-ll 847 7500. lOam· Has Oak hdwd floors. •LAPARISIEHHE• PREVIEWING Wanted super career Froml-rm.to2800sq.rt. 75f-374f UNITED BUSINESS INVESTMENTS • enclosed s:arage iJSo l p to s:!IO. W1ll111 g lo 5pm. 7 dys Biil 111 kitchen. 2 c:1r I & 2 br rurn & unCurn 2ND UNIT woman in 30's to share LOWEST RATES, FULL .pionth. AGT 645 l;ll46 hl'lp w upkeep & up~rad ______ gJrage A li.t class rcn lrom S21~. up All elec-gorgeous I 300 sq. ft. SERVICES SJJ.3223 W ~w TOWMHJl'Sf.. :: 1111': 6450616 --Lge 1 & 2 Br. 2 ba sec lal s.lZSMonth. tm· Fireplace. Hralecl the Beach House Nwpt Bch apt. Call dys. noon BR. <.lelu~e . S:!Hll mu We"hadc newer 2B r apt!\ ;\dulls uni). no MISSION REALTY ~>:~:ru~!~-1~ pt'ls. Contemporary&casual 644-4492; Evs.673-6950 -T_w_·_o_:n>--Sq-.fl. deluxe of· 1525 Mesa Verde Dr F: ' <across from Kona Lni. a Suite 106, Costa Mesa Adu It i. l' a 11 I> ,1' t> w ~araae Will consider pets. A C & D:.hw :.hr 494·0731 , r If The bellt or Newport':. ~lale to share 2 br, 1' a ba. fices. $120 ea('h. C.:\l. M,.. .... UF•CTURl,..G ~-ll k1J.~ !JClS $245 &16·0176 Pool & Jac:uu i. From "~To~:. rom go cour:.e good lt(e. Male fem. 25·35. SlJO. &t6·2130 or679·:n09 """ "" " ? -----S2"Al mu. 191J:! ~1agnoha. 2 br. I ba UIJt>lJlh apl 2WJ2Sanla Ana ,\\I! •Beamed ceahng1> 5-i0.9126. C.~L Patented Item UBI Open7da~-. LARGE :llir ~ lJ ~ · -f: side :i hr t ba duplex 962-1~ w b11kon~ 2 blks from Oul of the log 5150 Uul •:!pools & rec center!> 50< per sq. ft. 1 Uruque piece of equ111· ~~~~~;:..n!H:>;il)' l: .. 11 Fncd 'd Kids. s mall dof -lx.-h Walk t•>Shoppang & pd Snglsok. Fee •Plushcrpts&drape:, Sngl working girl to share 4001 Birch-N.B.· ment projected n e t ..,_ ok 2061 Manon Way NewluxlBr.S215.J Br2 re:.lauranls. $375t mo + :\I R t·I :H05370 •Andsomuchmorc :! Br 2 Ba apl. Lag Agt.S4l·SOJ2 $280,000thisyr.Prescnt $325 :>49·~33 Ba. bllns. S37S. Ch aid, ul1I Avail March Isl. · cllll en a :.. · FUrn. bachelor S2JO Niguel. $ISO. 495-5868 ---..;;._-----1 owner unable lo handle. NEWRR!::ED APTS smlpetOI\ 182ti691r .. ,. 236 ft 6 OFC. SPACE Newport Can be relocate d . 1 br /I (t r I I -· · ' &ru·4 a er pm EASTBLllFi'' lovelv J br Un!um. 1 br $255 Male lo share furn bch w. 0 · rp l'. app n<;, E<1sts1de new lnhou:.ei;. ----rondo pvt patio lbl gar HURRY FOR Bch. 1300 sq. rt. 3 of e's. + Leverage w/29'7o down. ~. Jacum. eol'I ll.~r. 1-'rpl. enc gar. 2&3 br, 2 1 br. encl. i;ar. laundry •AH new apt homes w 0 'r pool & ~c(·hc's hm. Ulil incrd. No drugs, lg. room.+ 2 toilets. gd. UBI 751-374f .~dulls. S26u mo .1.13 ba rrom $325. 642-1603 rm. 2 blks from beach Bnng your kids & pets! 213_!;'8.i lJS • · · BEST SELECTION smoking. $125. 439-4329 cond. As is $400 per mo.1--------- .Jbmdton, 645-4-U t -----960-~ 11w 2&J hrs a1>pliances 1433Superior • -----'------Call: RESIDENTIAL. BLDG Lge 2 br. beams. shag, nr r • I a ,. c l ' &0 LIDO NORU BA"'J.-JlONT Newport Beach M 1\ LE T 0 SH ARE PACIFIC Real "'Atate PROGRAM Loe i·n NE I want to be a mkt.; (.luiel ad Its. S21S Beaut. :l Br 2' ~ Fla, 1>er C'nc · .:1ra es. P s ' 1 DUPLEX WITH SAME i:.-. • • JfOUSE. Bui I'm really 64S2SlOS421276 · for pl;rnt lovl'r:. Lile drpi:;. Move n now & gel Best vi('W on Lido. 3br, 646-8453 GeneHill 642·0200 SanDiegoCo.Sminvest. "" immd{' dupll'l\ l ha\ e -------studio fir plan. encl gar $JOO off 1st mo. rent. pvl beach. $650 l ~c. 645·9645 . gd return. Contact Len 'J br's. :! full balh<i, E.Sidc new dlx tr1 ·plex, t 1 mi bl•h. Childre n 847 7566 IOAM to5 PM 675·7G87 _ _ _ STOP LOOKIMG Lady to share nice H.B. S~~~~ C~c:;t:;·,0~r~n\~ Lilly, exclusive bkr fo1· 'ipac 1 ou~ k1t r h t-n lrg 2 Rr. I•'• ba, avail welcoml'.960·4611 1 . TENEX bas a lready homew/same, pvt. ba., $lOO.CallDickS40·09SJ North America1\ -w/bltN. frpk, new cpl & now SJ50, mo incl gar & NEW Slu<.I o. ocean vie':"· Try a Daily P 1 Io t looked for you. Open lil $95. 536-5217 or 536-1796. Development Co, Inc • • wmt . z car t•ncl ~:ir wtr A~. 552 7000. eves, 2 Br l Ba. w moclt.'rn ap· kitch, putao, gar. $2:JS Classified Ad to buy, sell 9pm 7 days sm f ec ---------Sm! dlx ofrices in Costa 4020 Birch St, Suite 11 I. •/washer & dryer 5520507 p~1c. >..tra lgc 1.ialcon~' +util 673·:1731 orrenlsomelhing. 898-9891 StraighlfomaleoverJO,to Mesa. From $60. mo. Newport Beach, Cll, hoolr\lps & e:isy to urc -U\cl gar. exlended ce1I g share 2 Br 2 Ba apt. in Incld ulll. 751.6892 92660. (714) 759·0213. ft>r patio b'ack )'aril Fam11y2Br,ch11!1ok,OK. •1 m1frombrh.960 41il l lr•IM 3844 lniM 3144 ln'IM 3844 Oakwood South NB. t>rl ·e b · u 7l w $230 mo no pets. nr ---.••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••,••••••••••••••••••• s177.so mo. 548·5993 t il LAGUNA. IEACH Established well located .__' Y M 111 Placentia & 18th 792 J Br 3' •Ba studio .ipt. C!\ 'Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lPM Books tore , Newport _.V_lseen Ill hpbonmrheod. C!\B Shalimar. Apt I. OPEN . t ended cell gs. fplc ·II ---------Xlnt exposure corner on Beach. Priced right. To -~ue ne1g o or !>ol9 9492 d~hw~hr . encl gar & Share our ltome. nr Hunt North Coast Hwy., street s~ this property, call ,Ull 5463690· Sorry no -mul·h more. Sec lo1 N Harbour&Warner.Call level, 320 to 640 sq. ft JlmBerkshire. fhildttnor pet' $.1Z5 ~r 2 Br 2 Ba. den, (pie, gar, belel\'e' Peri for :1 i;ngb ow for info. 842·5339 be( 9am rree parking. tno. OW. newly decor'd, SJSO. p\'t bas ~1 euc:h bdrm or alUOpm. Hillie McCormack Want Ad Help" 542 567 540-07'l2 ______ 99H6H _ -------~-Realty 494-7551 V' .I MflSHlnQ/ Muff Apot1ment Homes wlltt o Wlnrq Utatyte. Cl'IOOS6 me best combination OI supem rectl0Bol1, premklm looarlon. and on cA the oppolorments you desire to make your If e complefe. :~nces • Prt«Jle Polto °' 8ok:ony LelstJe Ute Anraotk>nl lnctlJdt: • SWtmmlog Pool & Therapy Spa • l'wo U~ Tennis COlbT9 • Clu\)house wtltl Areplace, 8111Jords. Gym, and Porty Kitchen ~ One and Two Bedroom. a Ont Battl, Ho I.MN tMMml~TE OCCUPANCY Ffom t230.oo ~~v~ ViOU can rent ~~"Wt~~~~:t~r ~~~t~~ J , ~~ ~P~~ bch. 673-0358. .Airport OfftcH 1 blk to 0 C. Airport Suites from $125. No leo se req . ln clds cpt.s/drps, janltortal svs, FM systm. all ulil. Suit 200, 2082 S. E. Bristol, ND: (714)557 ·701 (behind Carl's Jr). in Woodbridge. Woodbridge Pines Apartments may be the best-kept secrel m this seJson·s residential best seller, the Village of Woodbridge. And this rustic apartment community isn't c.1sy lo gel lo right now, either, with all the village construction going on. IJut thcse,one·, two-. and thr('e-bedroom units, designed like early California bungalows, are well worth the efJort. There are cory built-ins. fireplaces. Patios and balconies. Lots and lots of style. Plus all the wide-open village recreation and other goodness of Orange County's most exciting new place to live. Follow our map. With determination. And visit soon. Before we're all taken, too. Woodbridge Pines Apartments, 115 Pinestone. Irvine, California (714) 552-0400 Renb hom $110 Owned & managed by The Irvine Com~ny Leasing office hours: 9 • 5130 daily Equal Housing 0 Opport1X1iC1es l.:.f • AVOID INCOMPATIBLE ROOMMATES!! House-Motes 832-4134 Takes The Guesswork Out or Finding THAT RIGHT PERSON Sa .. $$ by SharfnCJ Bach. will share 2 Br Park Nwptapt, w/same. 64().5977 Great .house, l\1t blk to CdM beach. Roommate travels. UtU Incl. $250. 552·7389; 673-0061 2 Br 2 Ba Condo to share, clOIO to ocean & beach. Raylene, 547·4425 lve msg. Female to share 2 Br, 2 Ba apt w/pool, jacuzzi, klt privS175. 844-0492 Gtr ... 1forReat 4J50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MUTUAL BLDG. Prestige office space In central Corona del Mar. Ample par king. Air· cond .• janitorial servic S nights per week. Immed. occupancy. 40C To55< per sq. ft. 67M400 HARBOR A Division or Harbor Investm~nt Co. OFACES,A.CE A.VAILA.IU Dbl~ar. w/hl door $65. 32MD ST. M.I . S •--~ W J OFnCESPACE • -'· ,,.... • amea ~"CLUOES UTlLITIES St., Coeta Maa 678-7781 ""'' S1SO. I Sln&le Gatare. 1tpra1e 2500 SQUAR& FEET, only. HS mo. Coat• CARPET, DRAPES, Neu. 645-4336 A 1 R • & H E A T . 11--------1 INCLUDES VARIOUS Gar.,ea1 storare onl)' ~. $ 1 Z E R 0 0 M S .. Weat.aloe. SUnd;\)' 11•5. RESTROOMS. 8'1M4a. OR Oftk• Re.hi 4400 CAN BE ARRANGED ........... .,...,........ IN FOUR DrP'FERENT . ' OFFICE SVlT£S, PRICEJ> SEPARATELY. Call ·~ C714114t-tll0 s.A PROP£RT1 MERRELL REALTY 675·7900 COIN LAUMDRY Only $8000. cash down. So. Orange County mai11r shopping center l oc. Good nel on books. Ull 751-3741 •GIFT SHOP• plus property. Prime lcw on Balboa hi. LORA. VANCE, Realtor 673·4062 Motorltome Rental1 · Books prove $30,000. net. E·Z operation. Motivated seller asking on $55,000. but Invit e all offers. HWTY on th.la one. Ult 7Sf·37'1 INTERIOR DECORATOR P /lime Aasoclate for fast growlna furniture bus. Sm. lnvestml. Will train mature or retired peupn only. 714~1-0090 1uns • tens GlfTS & LAMPS Be your own boss on Balboa Island. E·Z bU&l· nest. Short hn. Owner will train. A 11teal al '8000. + Inventory Dkk Park. Bkr. 873-7348 MDICAH RIST. DESPERATE I Absentee owner can't. handle. Seat• over 80. Xlnl lea&e. So. Oran1e County .. GIDlrOUI term•. Ult . 117-4200 H_., ......... c~ I MISSION VIEJO 5000 Sq. ft. StON l~ated In Ot~• Cola faateat fr'OWl•I Comioualt1. Cknerol.la laid. Ult U7~aot • . t • l • r ' l • f Add it .•• Bulld tt. ... Olaper lt ... Hammer it ... carpet lt ... c.ement lt ••• Wire it ... Hoe lt .•• Clean lt ... Move 1t...Press lt ..• Palnt lt...Nafl it...Plaster lt •.. Frx ft ••. • . . ' . DIRECTORY _ .. ........................ ..-... ........ , . ~.-...... ~-~!.~~! ........ ~~ .............. ~!~~~~ ...... ~::~~~! ......... ~.!.!.!~~~! ..... ~!'!':!'!!~!r.~r:t!'! ....... ~~~~~ ......... ~~ .............. . Arthileetural Ct Struc· WeCareCarpetQea.nc:ra Elect.rlclan. AU types of S3M59I Don'a Plwnblnr. HOUSECLEANING ,.. Your Ccu"• p., Your Co1tM ~~m~:<\,1~ll~°!ii~~:e Root\ni. Save20 to25•. on tural Planl."'1lmdl fl o Steam Clean or Shampoo worlr. Uc. Bondoci. Jna. orpentry. eleclrlc:•l, By l"tllable couple Averace l!!xlt' 1 Stry IMS Avtnic Extr l Stry $MS rttt low rates sao-4892 ~wS:~iall tor rat~ pew construction. Relld Also tJpbolatery•AU l'"rMeat. !!40·24<M alM'I rp:rs + ur rpra. Reis 963-S813 1-Stry$465, h\tr$4~rm 2·$lty'465 fotr~m ___'..__ -• " /Com'l/lnduatrla Work "'==•n*-51!6-&98 MRS KINCS C t Priceslnclmatr'l/habur Pricealndmatr 'l/labor PlumlMIMJ •vlslottR.-1.-~ . ~'7020 euar.Refs/MC.Freeest =. ... ~;'••••••••••••• Uao~man Odd Jobs ae~nt& Paint~arpco' Guar,insrd.fret.•esl. Cuar,tns1'd,rree~l. •••.•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••~t;::••••tf• ... '., ..,M-ReuRates·MS-3'1l& Cabell .. -... "'---. Evpr Q t • k b . ''WE 0 IT .. L'; TedS27-7900or!>S2·0134 Ted62'7·7900or5Sa--Ol34 PLUMBER-Kepuar, re· CANOPYTVSERVlC¥ '"..., "'v.,. ~ .. u Y wor mans 1p. " pipe insla11at100 ............ -........ c.-•/Ce.c:nfe gardener, rr ests. re· R e u s • J i m 835-3561 WORKG RANTEED WORK GUARANTEED , 1• G Gidl ht RATESERVlCl!: Babysittinr. my home.••••••••••••••••••••••• usonable646-46Maft4pm 7~1"2·9171 Inlr/~:.FreeEst. lntr/Extr.FreeEat. ~~l~~·· · ey, Att'alrPrices960-J638 .8aD Juan Capo, lots o PAnOS. WALKS LAWN SER FREE EST ff 0 US ES I T T E R IM~CULATE 25 yrs Expr. 642·0295 25 yrs Expr. M2·029S TrM S..-vlce TLC. trained Nurse PhHlipsCemcntCo. Lie. Child t OK V · Clean1_n& Ser v1te . HOMESAVERS Plumb·•••••••••••••••••••• .. , Aide, Julle493-7620 Bonded. For Est. 751-.565 Mow/Edge/Clean-Ups . ren, pe s · aca-Satisfaction Guaranteed State lie, Insured, low Stale he, Insured, low Ing & Heating. Free e!>t R 1 1 __ ,;__ ______ ..f at\er6pm&7-8am RJsLAWNSer834 1711 uon, wknds, etc. Mature 673-m& prices too. Exterior prlc.es too. Exterior SlOHr, Honest & Reliable emovn s, t.r mm an ii ......,. S.-Vlce lady, refs. Non smoker 5 iall.st T me.Calico spectallst. Try me.Calleo Svs BofA & Mstrchg prunmg, free etl. l.lq'd ••-•••••••••••••••••••Contractor JAPANESE ordrlnker. (213)431-5828 COUPLESCI;-EANJNG :5.5.SS · ry 836·~ 847-0sa3&751.3150 f\illytnsured.642·26i.l • l'YPine at bc)me any kind ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARDENING Cleantn1 wit.h ewe. T 1 r'l Rell.Srates will pickup & LEEM JARVIS Complete job& clean up Weathe.r Stl'l pp i n g Darel &Pallla,63.J-0913 PETERS PAlNTING PETERS PAINTING Former Col Cont. Non r1mm1ng, topp n~.. . deli ~6441 Addi. RJbdJ ' Ur g.. Free est. 963-2598 Speciality Company. E 'd R R t Expr'd. Reas Rates. Union Plumber 25 yrs moving, clc11nup. •Qt<•r ver. Ph~slooo Li 1317~ 5· Custom weather strip-H.secln'g, afforda~e pres. xpr · eCs a es. Free Est. Call Gene Repauing & Repiping no riate:.. Lic/Insrd. '1'0:0) Capable former exec ,sec· • • c ~rof Japanese ~andscap. ping. Contr Uc no.196091. Free est. Ref. avail. Free Est. all Gene 5S2-04Sll job too small or too big I t>&S-5124 t 'y to assist over PllTAROOMOVER mg & Gardemng. Fr.ee 49-&-3537afl5PM. 646-7939,979-l6l4 5S2·<MM Free est Reliable Ai li' ............ _ -· O R G est, MS·7072 Geo.lbush1. Co · I Id t I · --. .• ~ burde n ed business Y U ARAGE. . Grodinc) lncwTax mmerc1a. res en 1a PhotOCJl'OphY .Mowry,645·7161, 751·3539 .................... -.. · gersons al home-or For free al call 631·3065 Okinawa Landscape Inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:1lpaper hanging, ref. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RetnOdef & Repair TtrrOR in EQilish· Reed exible.CaUG40·S847 Pl~nbl & financing GardenlngMarntenance, Skiploader, dump truck, Former IRSAgent o!Cers c:::.~~~::~~~~ .. ~O, Lang Photograph y ·••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, writing. spelling, c.pet S.-Vlce nv a e Cleanup. 545·66S8 halllin&, 'tree work, grad-complete, professional · Specialists that will help SAVE son ADDITIONS & erammar, penmanship. ••••••••••••••••••••••• KenAJ1f1e~~r: J~OYE Gene.-al Services ing, demo, etc. 751-3930 taxserv. Sill-2035 PA INTI NG. Int/ Ext. you s~I your products & REM o DEL. You do Reas. & Cert. ll you ne~I carpet Man wiU lay yours Lic~nsede~ ~~ded ••••••••••••••••••••••• HmilincJ Masonry Reas, depen~able. 1''ree services, 494 ·1397, part, we do part & guide one, call 631-3643 ~~~~~~~!:r!or~ Bectrfcal SHOb~11~~;:::!CE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~A ~a!\\las~:i'ch~!~~~~~ 581-4506 ~~ ~~;{:, d~~wl:~~~~: atbi&gersavings.Fr~st ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)540-l863 Sonny&Jer.FREEhaul· FU:1aces-Planter~ PAPER-PAINT Ploster/Repair pour.fooling & sl~b . .--------.. MS-3646 ELECTRICAL SERVICE ing cleanup tree work Bn Concrete Pat•~ 20 Yrs Ex pr. Save S •••••••••••••••••··~··• framing, etc. Prov!de To Place your '1 p f C A R p ET CALLS $15/hr. Calt HANDYMAN-~omes & for' usable items. Fen-Dl°:i:f~~sts 64~~its Work guar. Fr est No VERY NEATPATCR sub-contr ll~ts, d~sc "Fast Result ... ,t cf.~c 0 & . 842·8233 Apts . Conscientious yes /bldgs removed • · wait. Dy 96p.3906 ev JOBS&TEXTURE purchasing, thru JOb Service Directory, 1 ' oor Mw~-. craftsman. Pb: 64.5 0302 i57-2005 Block Slumps lone walls t;t.2-195() Free £.'st. 893·1439 counsel.1ng on how to do It ad •• • • Call Now ' dow care. ~utcb am-Have somethinl; you want 11 bride planters. Ex rt---or. get 1t done. Adapt to " , lenance Service 537 ·1508 !O sell? Class1f1ed ads do ('.lasslfied Ads sell bi fl Haulang, !1'ovang, cleanup IY installed at sprcial F.xrellent P:unttng PATCH PLASTER ING swt your needs & save 642-56 7 8 Rive something to sell? 1t well -CaU NOW, items, small items or $7/up 1reework. Reas, winter prices. Call Bob, Int & Ext. Reas. J.o'rcc *•ALL TYPES•* money. Ph Ken 642-1770 bt. JZZ Qasaified ads do it well. 642·5678. any item. 642-5678. Cai.t, free est S42-4597 53&-9906 or 6354384 est. Cati 543.2706 eves Free est. 540-6825 ev/wknds. t care . . ...... lasJMs.s LostlrFound 5300 Penonals • 5350 HelpWMted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HetpWanted 7100 tfflpW•ted 7100 f'WpWClltted 7100 Opipariullity 5005 ()pportlm,ity 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···················~~· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••LOST EL I TE SAUN •· ____.. ---_..._, .t. • . :1·29. s~ male lan • A "' Assistant Optomelric ----~ CLERK TYPIST Dent al OCc. Receptionist . ..WRDRESSERS waotl!u WESTERN WEAR $8000. monthly sales Located in one of the finest P lazas in So. Orange County. Carries all leading name brands. Ull 837-4200 WALLCOVERINGS MISSION VIEJO Store handles most of the new Home work in this rapidly expanding com- munity. Largest selec- tion.& ol samples in area! Ull 837-4200 lurCJffDn• .. ln Shepherdt <.:oll1e clog MASSAGE ••SlO .. FULL Musttype,mature,salei. Bkkpr/Conslruc S900+ Heavytyping&gen'lofc exper'd. Solid oppor. apply in person, Rea..yi. NETS~. ~fq. w/blk markings head/ ',2 Hour with this ad. oriented, will t rain. Tra\elAg6!1l S800 duties for landscape ~/H.B . ~vt practict:· So.CoastPlaza,540·8888 Free standing bu1ld1ng a tail. no tags or collar, ani. FREE WhlrlP<>ol w/l llr. 848·2350 or 548·1526 Cruef rile Clk lo S700 architerture/ environ Serret ari :\I respon st· m ajor corner. Nea to "Polral'., Nr Fair & Massage. lndv. Rms for BtllingClerk to$628 ment.ul planning farm m balities.Call!l48·0234. 11 0 U S E li 0 Y · schools & industry. Al Fair v 1 e w . C. M . Men & Women. lOAM· AUTO MECHANIC, 5 yrs Fet.'S Paid/Also Fee J obs N.B. Mm 75 wpm typmg. GARDENER. ei.per'd. the parking you need. REWARD! 545-6477 Mid. l\ION·SAT. AE, BA, exp. Refs. $1000 mo. Irvine Personnel Agency Good grammar & spell Dental 1-'tonl Office Cull tune, dependabU. Owner Jeavmg stale. . MC & Checks Accptd Against Comm. Laguna 4811E17th Costa Mesa ing :.kills. Send resume X-Ray experience, non· lave-in. Reply Cl_ai.i.1fi~ must sell. $15,000. dow LOST fem ~!sh. Sette~: 1400 W. McFadden, San-Niguel. Call Tune Time. Su1te224 642-1470 including salary require· smoker. Newport Ad #834_ Daily Pilot, P O <maybe Jess). TIM Bm collar, Bridgette ta Ana. lnc.831·3l3lbetwn9·5 ------~ ments to· Classified ad Center,833-1471. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 751 1400 Reward. 493·7241 540 8195 -----_,_ _ __,__ ·1 D ·ii p 1 Ca 9'2626 • · · -Automotive no. 817·. c 0 8 Y 1 ol, DENT AL/Chairside · -._. ICE CREAM FOUND beaut mint blk DRINKl~G New Detail Shop ncedi. BLUE LINE PO __ e~.~ 1560• Costa Assistant. Attractive. Housecl~an1ng SCr\'IC'l' Gr.$146,000 in '76 poodle. Has Dutch trim <'reates problem:.. It help Mesa,....,92626. -mature woman for full amb1t1ous En~ll:.h Getting better all th nc Cypre:.s/G.G. area. doesn't sol\'e them. If Top wages paid. Engine CONCESSION HELP hme m eth1l·al general speaking girls. 1.-\Jll ur time, major franchise i 893 3849 you need help, cal I Steamers, eng painter:., OPERATOR Must be 18 & have neat practice. Exµeraence not p/llmc. $3.20 per hr + South Orange County. Found:BlackCockertype CJ\REMANOR Hospital buffers & pohshers, up-Musthavereccntcxper. appe111rance. Great nec.Callbtwn9&10AM. cnr exp. Call Mag • 60'7o Bank finanring male dog. 3 or 4 yr:.. mOrange,633·9582 holstery s hampooers, Long &Short p/time job for student. Mon thru Pra. 962·2432 _7_1_41_64_0_·_7825_. ____ ..-- aviril. Completely paid College Pk area. Nds LINDA & VICKI check out, pick-up & de-Term Ass1gnml'nls Apply aft 7pm, So. Coast Housccleanin". M atofo GIFT SHOP for lrairung mandatory. home. 548-1775 livery. Apply at Pla£a Theatre no 3. 685 ,., Laguna Beach Xlnt rent. For info. call OutcallMassage 20S9Harbor81,CM Sunflower, Costa l\le~a DENTAL/Assistant women wanted. P /l1me. $20,000.0veronemillion TIME,751-1400 Found: Grey Schnauzer Forthefunofit! 645-1030 <Next to Sumiloma Experienred Chairsade Top$S,carnec645·Sl~ . people visit or waJk by ----------s Female. Balboa Point Serving all Orange co. AUTOMOTIVI': Bank) for .congenial general llousekeeper & assast.·to this store a year. Yet it Employment Agency area. Call to 1dent1f> (2!3)864-2759 BODY MAN dentist. Fl.Ill time, xlnt semi-anvalid. Live in. retains nostalgic Art NEWPORT BEACH 675-8622 3848 C D Cook, breakfast. Full salary.IW7·3S07 Laguna Beach. 4.94-4-087 Colon Y c.i Lmosphcre, Well estab. small opera· , . -Emoloyment & Ex pr ' d . c x cc 11 e n t ampus r time. exper rcg'd, Call orGJ4·98.55 t<hcckil. tion.Could be expanded FOUND, CAr htc color. Pr9pcration benefits.Apply in person 546-4741 642·8475 DrvgStoreClerk --------- UBI 837-4200 Recently divorced F~male. Fluffy. Vic. La ••••••••••••••••••••••• at body shop. Allen Olds· (Across l''rom Expenenced. Full tame. HOUSEKEEPER ---------•woman musl sell. Will Mirada/ Cortez, Lag. Sc.hoolslr Cadillac 28332 Cammo OrangeCo Airport) Cook full time. breakfast LagunaBearh49·s.75!6 PartUme,NwplHgts PET SHOP train. Term:. avail. Bch. 194·7470 Instruction 7005 Capistrano. Laguna EqualOpporEmploycr & lunch Coffee Shop & 645.5414 eves. ff TIME Nrguel831 <>800&495-0800 Deh 842 1426 Electro Mechanical As-1---------snoo. or best o er • . 751-1400 FOUND: Blk Lab, approx •••••••••••••••••••••••1----·------bl S II ood HOUSE"EEPER S5500. down. Need BEER TAVERN 6 mo vir Adams & MEN WOMEN AUTO PARTS Boat Carpenter. Boat mfg COOKS BARTENDERS ~~~ ~~ 16~~-~~· g ..n operator. NETS$ MO Magnolia H.B. 9G2 9564 TRAIN FOR SALE.50PPORTUN1TY needs carpenter w/some DRIVERS. P/timc. Ovc; · · · · · UBI 837-4200 1500. · B ... RTE .... DluG Get sel for 1977 & exper. Apply in person 21 yrs. lmmM. openings.ELECTROLUX 3 lames a week. Must have transportation & refs. Ph 546·5~3 -----Help r un, near College. FOUND 1·21, Mesa Venk. "' " " 1 "1 h · d & TWOWEEKCLASS beyond! Growing Chevy Willard Boats. 1306 Appy m person, ,. c n Aut orize sales LIQUOR STORES Only one around. Ong. "tute male cat. Very Jo, dealership parts dept. in Logan Ave. Co:.ta ;\k~l!.._ Eds Pizza, 410 E. l7th St, service M / F. Fu II HOUSEKEEPER $88,000.PerMo. owner must sell (heart>. ing.549·3289 NATIONWlDEJOB O C t C.M P/time542·4153 Ll\GUNABEACl{ 10% Nel to owner/ Mu ch mor e net wilh --PLACEMENT exc1tmg range oun Y BOOKKEEPJ.o.:H -------1 f operator. s26o.ooo. re agressive owner. Xlnt FOUND: Mix breed doR. ,\SSIS1'ANCE Airport Complex will add Expcr"d 3 mornini::. a _________ 1 Energcllr people person We are looking for a 1 'luired. plu..., terms. Two t c rm s. Ag t. T JM E Jg .. brown/wbt, male', \'IC GO<?D JOB TWO parts countermen. week 494.1036 C.M. bsman looking for r~pons1ble. aggressive. 10 choose. 751-1400 V1ctor1a C.M. 646-8510 OPPOR rUNITIES Opportunity for advance--COOKS p-timc assoc. 556.4378 rehablc lady who is not. ------AMERICAN meol. Excellent pay. GM BOOKKEEPER f'ull chg. sutJsfied with their pre. UBI 837-4200 ln•~stment Lost, lgc blk/whl Cat, Vic. B A RT E H D E R S experience ess<>nlial. See for CPA ok Exp'd. thru The Jo 11 Y Ro J! er sent salary & position. ---------Opportunity 5015 Mesa North area.CM Parts Mgr. HOWARD T/B Salar}'opento exp, Restaurant 15 accepting ENGINEER Duties not damcult, btlt PRINTING SHOP ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 5-19-0462 SCHOOL Chevrolet. Dove & Quail al t & peed 833 0110 application., for Exper'd -~ t . must be thorough. l'it> F.slab.40years lnvestorsneedcdforcon· ll. ll<ME.17thSt.,SA S N potBe h qu ay_s _ _:_ --Cooks. Xlnt fringe M_..acunn9 children, no pets,·frt» Exclusive beach town sumer electncal product Lost female Do~ Jo.11 834-1960 LS., ew r ac --BOOKKEEPER F/C benefits & hours. Apply 3 Yrs man. ~a.miliarily cooking. Must have crtt. location. OverS13.000 mo. ready for mkt. in rec & a:~~ ~e0ard. t'aM' Schools Coast To Coast AUTO SALESMAN 1'hroui!h general ledger m person. 400 S. Coast w/tugh rehab1hty small Call (7l4) 870.8802 (213, sales. Partners agree t boat·g areas. 536·1179 ~ . 82 . -Salesman needed for & fmancial statements, Hwy. Laguna Beach. components. Degree nol 691-5013. d1saf.ree forcing sales.-BeAProfsnl new+ used car:. & exncr r""u•red. Salary 4943137 nee. Salary com· -------- CaJI I t A M bl Cockta1IWa1tress ,. ~.. mensurale w/back·110USEKEEPEi.... oroipplnow. nves rreagt•, , o 1 e p ~ 5350 R .V.'s Call Sale:. oix•n. based on skill & r -K UU 837·4200 Homes, Houses 120 Acres erson s •$99.00• Manager. Immediate abili l v N . B. Arca COU ..... TER HELP ground. Call Carol, P/llme. Vic. Wilson & Lot spills, Jim 675 6004 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exciting & Profitable opening. . b73 7272· for appl, ask for "" 58l·3830 betwn l ·5pm. Elden, CM. 646-83()( M"'111 .... EDE"'LERS -Dnnkangproblcm., GI pf · a 04934511 Mustbeahle tostartby YACHT IRol<ERS Money to Loon 5025 Call Alcohol Jlclplmc •Le~oui~ou:o h:sesf~~:!, 837-4 0 • Betty ll AM. 25 30 hrs per wk. Housekeeper. English Prime Coast lliRhway ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24hrsaday835-3830 profsnl's the fine art 01 BOOKKEEPER, J\rcts QillAmintEIRobcrto's. ENGINEER speak'g,S dayS,9·5.SSOO Business locution availa I st, 2nd & 3.-d T.D.'s PREGNANT~ waitress techniques. Receivable Accts Paya-aftt'r 2. 644·2030 COMPONENTS mo. Quick advancement ble now In Dana Pl LOANSAVAILABLE •FreeJobPlcmntAssist· AVON ble.lullbkpng,sometyp---C nt H...1 Degree not nee. 4 Yrs for right person. Replr ''ed Caring confidential 05 ou er C'lp · h h Adll828,DailyPilot,PQ Retail. office & display ~r 1lnot1mportant 1 & r 1 •Dayoreveningsesssons mg 536-87 mm. exper. in 1~ re· C .spacew1tb maximum ex __ 673-4883 Broker couni.e ang re erru CALL (714) 751·9194 Build ... Business 11AM .3 PM' ex Pc r liability small com po-Box 1560, Coi.La Mesa a. posure to large boatm Abortion, adoption & For a free consult in one "' BOYS AND GIRLS helpful. apply in person nents. New facility. Mts-1_92626 _______ _ market. Conlact Gar) 2nd T o ~~t~~E 547_2563 of the most profit profess Without Gi•lng Mi ssion Viejo · El Toro only. 2233 Fairv1ew ltd. sion Viejo area. Xlnt Insurance Allen, NewporL Suppl.> • • So.CalifWaitress,l nc. UpYour areu. Earn your own CM . bene. Sal ary com -0 y 0 Co. MS.(164() LOLWOB~KT. ~MT~ *SHARON'S* l~~~n":. ~~~~.~J2~1l: c ReCl'llarh Job! h ~~;,,,e;ft!;l~i;~o:iu~~:\~: Counter or Yard person :1r~~~~~ a 6e1117 'c? :,cot 1nS.:.:ncc:'~~Wjl ~ uo. Let AVON s ow you ow formation. call 830-0913 part lime ~Ohrs wk, U· 581-3830betwn1-Spm. No exp req'd, earn w ·"' Artificial Flower Ar FfNANCIHG OUTCALL MASSAGE to build & run your own Haul Moving Center, ,... rang-me-•# in °-aulllu 499 1224 PROF TE ........ IS c I ---------you learn. keep your prt· conl';.an ~~ semng t MECHANICS . • """" business. onlro your Business Woman nee<ls CostaMesa.631·12SO Exterior Container sentjobwhi letraining., chain .stores. furnilur NATIONAL BANK ''THE EXPERIENCE" INSTRUCTION ownfhodurs, lownbointcothm~. partner. P/llme work. CREDIT MGR. Lndscp ma int person Fcrmers Insurance stores etc. Woman ca oskforPatGrac• Adult motel. Closed M•saVer•Area To in ou 8 u is 5445324aft4pm. wanted,muslhaveexper bandle. Will train 523-8292 circuit TV. F'or Rci.t?rvn-P.t.&Gr~RatH challenging earning OP· Growing marine dis· & good driving record, Group . tions. 645·3967 portunlty Call 54<).71Ml 01 Business Man needs tributing co. seeks ag. call Margaret 768·0541 ~Lani 752-114 7 Bargain. Old man retir u-.w--"-~ 5030 __ FEBSPEC.5 RS/$50 Zenllh7·13!19. surcessrul pcri;on to as & 1. bl 1---.,..;;..._-----1----------••0. 1710 Pomona, no ..........-, _....wu Rbt C lsbell d h b gressavc. resp. re 13 <' F ... "'T FOOD SERV INTERIOR Pl t M .u• .. C ••••••••••••••••••••••• *KARE~'S * . . s1st m ei.pan mg as us. Credit Manager. Man 2 ~ an am~ ~ .M.M&-106S 1 " 63137S4res d Fully cap1tulized yrs exper. in related P r epare pizza & lenance. Musl be ex• w.:~~k$:~·~~ .. ~ilH :!! 6~~~LL MAS~~~80 540-8873 Pro/shop B:k~~:.i l ~::ve~~ e~~eifl: 673-2223 field. Salary, benefits & Sandwiches. Over 18 yrs. per'd. Phone 494-4189. ' ESTATE SALE PAWN SHOP garden apt.s as security. . L.A. COLL Ed' E of H.B. area 842-9734 aft CAFETERIA Gen. advancement for right Ex pr. pre f. CdM. JEWELRY-SALES 832-54!07 C710 ABORTION MASSAGE, Low cost 2PM Cash. 5 days, M 1". Com person. Call 556·0540. 644-0210 J. HerlMrt ~ Mort~s. T,,.st Counsellng&Referral Day·Eve·Sat Classes lo panybene's. 752-7113 CUSTOMER ' Framing contractor HaUJ.wellet"S ~ o..di 5035 Preg. test-avall. wknds SANTA ANA. S56·1l7t for Babysitter, your home, 4 · k SERVICE custom hse, Laguna. Now interviewing at So. ExcdJflltlouUon. 24 Hr HelplineS47 9495 pamphlet. Acrdl CAL mo old girl. Mon·Fri, .carPeartetnlalmw~.r RECEDTIO .... IST C:tart Feb 20th. Call Coasl Plaza l,.,..ata"on ror Agent 645 •-•••••••••••••••••••• Dept. Ed 8-SPM, 557·3160 " ""'•. " ~·5106. "" ---------• LOANS 8'.1/. % MASSAGE _... 7075 . Call 6".l·4403 Growing art1fical kJdneyi---------Exper'd Jewelry Sales AUTOMOTIVE 74 O Jobs Wont...,. Ba bysttter & 11 g h t supply co, loc in the Irv f\ill or P/time Unusual Person. eau 549-i379 for Abo 2nd TD Locms FIGURE MODELS ... •••••••••••••••••••• housekeeping. Wkdys. 2 CAR WASH HELP/ Industrial complex, nds Oppor. for man or -~..;...1.._. ______ ,.., -•· REPAIR Fairest Termssincel949 ESCORTS Exp hskpr !leeks new as· Children. Refs. Mr· F/tlme. O"cr HI. customer svs r ep, Must woman interested in ex-ia----------Xlnt automotive repair Sattler Mtg. Co. OUTCALL ONLY aign, willing to live-in + Hood, 833-2900. Mmo Ccr Wash he proflcieDt t ypisl, tra income. To arrange t::~~~~f::!s~~ 642-2171 545-0611 6ll-lll I ~-#~dcj~bD~1f?~il~t:· BANKING 29SO HarborBl,C M. kordnowkl~g~ bf basedic re· ~!l>t202. P1honeSteveClark, doin& fant.utic business.---------P .O. Bx 1560, Costa TB.UR CAR WASH c ..-..pang proc ures .......,. • KEYPUNCH DATA.ENTRY OPERATOR I •J 'M1e Joli)' Roger, In~'l~ taking applications I~ Data Enir)' Operalq~. Min of 1 yrs exper. on~ ... ,•IV"',..P"'RTY i----------• & possess gd comm1---------Bk!1 may be purchased " A•,.. A RELAXING M~SAGE Mesa.Ca. 92626. Our Costa Mesa branch MA..-.AGER skills. Medicare & Medi· GENERAL OFC in addiUOQ to business. Wlll pay more for your Bob James-Lie. Masseur Practical Nurse has an opening for an ex· Im med. c mploym ~u Cal bill\ng exper helpful. To $IOO W, 60 • .._ml 2ndT.D. 64.2·3573 Outcalls 9-9, 494·5111 per'd commercial teller. avali for full service ca Pt-•·e send complete re· ----·-----··---------•Day or Nights. Lots of Qual.f"ed 1· ts ·11 -. EmployenPay Fees ~-rih/ TLC. Refs. 540-0722 h l il app a can T~1.. wash mgr. Must be ex· some ac salary req to: ad LU Reinders Agency ~ Wal k1:r & lee R1:at h;tate PflNOtftllb/ EXOTIC GIRLS ave yr ex per. UQ per'd in all phoses of ca #797, c/o Dally Pilot 4020 Birch St. Ste \IM • __..& ~. J.fas.sage&Modelln.,. ... tt T li"''d poeltioo olfers an atlrac· wash m1mt. Top sat + N"'Wspaper P 0 Box IBM 3'7'1 or. 37'2 la ~i ulred. Permane ?1ume da)' shift. Pay w •• :-:= •• ~•••••••• Ou.tcall S42-3169/S43-a2so ~~~n::Siuo:.nJ1~s 20~rs Uve work environment & bonus + comm. For in l~ Costa M~s~. Ca. N= ~~~~~~~ -,-... -=--..==-=W= ... =.....,=,.__0--1 W 09C ••nb I I 00 BE SLIM KIT extr pallnss. c11~~'!~~lgc~fi~~e. ~n~~~f;,~°r::~J..hb!~~~ft~ terv1ew call 644-4460. _92628 __ . -------be based on exper. le • Apply In person ~ .. 5PM Monday thna -• nSR A"111: -•••••••••••••••••••• 645-1469 11 1 1 1 1 arecompetlllvc. Contact ________ _, ________ _ Adivewomanmtere.st SCRAM-LETS __ M __ er_s_:_OO_P_._M_. __ , ;:~trf!1d~-~~-~~7or re· ~l:t. Treece. (7U) DATAl!MTRY al Car Wash Help. Apply Birch & Dove Streets, Newport Beach. day, 17°'2 Cilllette ve. lrvtne . . ~=~rBe~:~· s 0 L v E y 0 u R ' ua CLERKS OPl!RATOR VClltmenl•bualnessexp. ANSWERS EM 0 T I o N AL Mature l ady desires 1,_.E:IUALIAHK ALE CLERKS 1'1e Jolly Roger, Inc. 111 overness/Housekeepei:,1 ______ .-....... l'lftl Ph. M Smlih ft PROBLEMS. Lack of ~otk by the day. Minority Applicants taking appUcaUons for a light for 2 girls, ages 11 & EG AL TRAIN Elffl iOAJl,17~ a . Triple-Pansy confidence-overweight· Avail. wknds. Own trans. Encolita&ed to Apply SR. r·YPISTS 'Data Entry Operator. 14 in N.B. Xlnl oppor. for Bright, xlnt typing 'I Often-Embryo tension-smoking-sexual Mrs. Farmer 558·9933 Equal Oppor Employer Min. of 1 yrs e.xper. 00 former 11cbool ~eacher. for eareeroppor. 00 U=~~:= Youc~~!~~s are ::~~=~s~~.~::i"h ~l1~r6;~i~~.~~mN:·e J Beaut},.Sf~'CuRIST REPRO TYPISTS ~i1r8~~~~~~';~ser:t ~!f:~:n~~~~r~~~:~:~ ~~l~~e~t~t:~i~~ ':!w~ ~beach arill. fiat 1rowing u~ They've program. Appl/Details; p ermaneoL work . wauedrorF.JToroaalon. r/tlmcdayahlfl.Paywlll llvllies & have an ln· pe>ratelawpractlce.lrat! .n:ot. Ideal Mom & Pop aone from patter of (714)848•1231 Develop-484-4969 Call 837-47'3. STAT TYPISTS be based on exper. level. lerest in tho arts; , yr J1 exper. pref'd. but~ operaUooA Can retlre bttle feet totbeclaUttof mnCent«.HunUniton --.,..----~-A9ply in person 8AM· degree pref'd, Must traln.Call (714) l w/tblaOQO. b6c PLATFORMS. Beach. LEARN PIAl'lOTUNlNG Beauty operator. Hair SECRETARIES 5PM Monday thru Frl· V• 7.Sl-3741 :-L.ost~-::lt-::F;---:-Lt-:---:5':'3:'00:1.::::.:.:c..a..a:::::._.__.--1-.-__.-~---1 Limltedopenlnga.1~ dresser w/follo1'!ng ror day. 17042 GIUett.e Ave, drive; car Is provided. LEGAL TRAIH& -----------••••-••••••••••••• ... ••• ..,....-_..... se:sslons.PlANOCAR~ e~ltlnl ne,r NpBeh Loaa&Short Irvine. Sbou.ld be nexlble rt For Newport Ctr Law tBUSo.El CamlnoRtal 5'1-0911 · 681'7$4'7 Salott.&G-8164 T•tnAISianmcn~ --------1 gardiQt wknd,. Love Y Firm. Beilnnlog ••h San Clemente. Fully We. •---------• pvt rm & ba. Salary $550 21st Call 1•0431 F .ai 296 DIE.5EL MECHANlC per mo. +room" board. • · orappC.. ·7 8.A. Cumminl& Eog. Send resume to: M . Let us help )'OU bul~I• VOLT 0 .. .1 It I , Datsun ror1dfta, atrtos. Seeget.c. PO Box 19$f7. Bua or your o•1'. BPCOm.'1830 JrvlneULll2713. Hu.band • Wife cao 1_D_ELl_V_E_ft_Y_/_P_H_O_N_ES_1 GUARDS WAM'fED ~m~erWtg~ ParHime.20llraweet F\lU.tJme. Anabe1m Ii '42~_....., • s:lhr. Pb675-110S lrvlne. Ate 21 ~ over • .-~~---.....,""" MatuJ'e aea pref'd. Unllomu f\lf1l. No cab ~Olrt.p~nee. Verde Calv. HOI~ UnlvCtllal Prottt• Center&. CM. 549. tioo Ice, 1228 W. 5lh1--------..... ~ ~t., Saata Ana. In· ~ JCM'J)Old 1tW1Jtif t«vieft y.e 10:301.ll1· ~·· IOOdiH wlttP'6 noan1i1:»4:30J>m. ~.cs.eca.-.. I l • • • , I I .....- 71 _,.._.,_.) .. ~..,e ss i '~? !'!!! .... ,~~!! ~~~?!!~ ~.Rl!U!y1Z1W1 .nAK.VPMT CIS MACHINISTS OJl'CllANAGl."R. Typtnc, Receptloutst. StJea • s.r.fce Station Atten- payroll 4 accta. exp. for SecttUrial Sn dan,, cxpcr'd. Day & • ~ <entt lalhe A 1 mtu propcs1y m1mt. co, S7 ()rage ¥_.'• t~est ~et-1''111 & p/Umc. Ap- WISTCUfF NUl'SIS RKlmY 1817 Watclltr Dr W. hr._ Mere.-~ ""ilfha• · IOIO chrag.W. 1055 ............................................................................................ ......... 8005 .,,...... 1005 Beautiful al~ cotree ta· SA'r. & SUN. Evt!r)'thinCI r.aactilnl&t. Must do o• mow~ef1ts. ~11 at.blttic dJlt. Good 1"•, 9&.Y. fibell St.atlrui. 17th A .... t u r " w 0 rl k ,_ .. '--.. R -a..a-frin1e 1 _ltViOe__,' -· N_B_. _____ I Sam.Newport Buch 631-0llOcr '152·9118 RN's-SS0.$61 Stall' $80 Private Duty LVN's-$42 siuff M Pri virte Duty .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• blowlth matchln1 end ta· Wt Paularino Coata ble both like NEWI WW Meu ' • I m n I m u m --... ec ...... ..., .__.. __ ~laJoo. Short ru JA-pt. need~tellable man ~--•/$.........,.ARY ~e Sta. Help Full « ANTIQUE MUSIC -OX SALE!!! sacnf1ce at $22S for both. ?.S.gnavox slereo/TV Caraac SaM Fcb.U & 13 con s o I e ah o Ii k i: \0·4 Four Poster Bed. N~W-S150. Cull 642 Ol38. child's dresser Recllnar ~mmerclal job abop tor lltbllng fixtuu BusJ N.B. law firm has •'>VerUme frlnt: wvdaouM.ApPly2IOJ1S. lmrned. openlna for Hwy,N.B. *"--"•I docb . ,.,..... .. .,.. rhu1r Bricks Etc • l;ene!ita, incl 'paid vaca E. Mulo St. lrvioe. ~ •fCUJ>ett6rskW. Service Stallon Allen· t lon " medical lu Aero•• from O.C. lliib acc.ura~y, neatoea dant, P/Ume. AvaU ens tl!!ial Machine, 1 Airport.!W6.29ClL & oraawiational ability & wknda. ~·d only. Aid@S SM·Staff $35.Private Duty S«rvinl All Oran1e Co. W(ll'kina Hours & Day» Of Your Choi~ Mal-Practice Ins Req'rt Group Insurance Avail. Antique Swiss mu11ic lx>x«:a froro the 19th ~ury! Com·m·the-slot nkkelodeoa pianos with art glass lrontsl Orcbestrlon1 (automatic orchestras with piano. pipes, drums, etc. played. from Pll)er rolls)! Circus oreansl CalUopeal Phonographs! Wall Clocks! Grandfather• Cocks! Armolres! Cabinets! Tables! Cbairtl! Beds! Glass! Crystal! Original Currier & lvea prints! Paintings! Statues I 1001 other things-including over 500 music boxea aod clocka-on SALE! Many $100 items now just $50' .to SBO; S500 Items just $300 to M25; $5000 items SAVE! FEB. SALE. New Ml>-4620, s Wlldllower. & uaed furn , appl 'I, Jrvlne misc. WUsoo'i. Bar1ain ---------Noot.2 St.ores. :>cs &t 814 1-llehld f'U:rnishln•s, rnfsft w. 19th, CM. SG-'1P> 6 items. Sat M. 252 16'11 f:I', S.A. 5'1·2652 aec. Xlnt bene. SeDd re-N o a t a p p e a r • & sume to Law Corp., 810 b d it' A J u• MACHJMJST l'Progresslve 1rowth oriented electronic R»lDuf. bas opening for ~cblnlst w/5 yrs expcr. Q, Jathes & mill.a. Setup & operate clol;e tolerance. Days & awing 6hifts. Xlnt benefits in· • dlMilog medical/deo1al »Lao. Air cood. plan1. l>ISC lnstna..nts Newport Ctr l)r, Ste 1220, an wr in I· PP Y Newport Beach, ca moo morns, 2590 Newport •----------• Blvd, Costa Mesa. P~TE-UP ARTIST Exper, In line & ball' tone proct!U. Camera atrip- plog & paste·tq>. :NEVER A FEE Local Areas TEMPO Tt:mparary Help l'lltOZSky Park Irvine 54M45S &pal Oppor Employer UCEPTIOHIST Ofc Hrs Mon.Sat 9.5 Poll~y Typist. Outgoing SHEET MET AL personality, phone ex-MECHANIC WHOLESALEFLORIST per. & 65 wpm typioa a l41n. 5 yrs exper. operat-Driv•"··Saleaperson musL Insurance agency in& shear brake & strip. - located in Newport Ctr. pit req'd. Salary com· 5411.7900 8-5 Call~l. mensurate with educa-WOMEN wanted to work tioo & eJQ>er. Xlnt be~tb for J anice's Raggedy REC~IO~IST & educaUonal benetJts. Ann housecleaning Fash Isl. Financial Sen. Fuzao Corp., 1006 W. service. Start $2.50 hr. 11 firm. Recept/Secy. front Hoover Ave. Orange. to 3 Tues tbru Fri just $3500 to $6400-fanlaalic saviogst Dealers invited! 548-3262 Pl. Apt B, CM 642-8860 I Buy PATIO Chra. rocking clu•• ** ** end tbla. bi-chr. Cat> Good used Furniture Ii rack. atep l adder. Appliances-OR I will secretar1es desk, chrs, aellorSELLforYou. foldin1 tbl. & much MASTERSAUCTIOM more. Sat. at 511 646-8686 & 133-9625 _N_arc_iss_us_. Cd_l'*_f __ _ Couch·2 Coordinating chaLrS w/oUom. S60. Call 00-23'13. YARD SALE, Sat. only. 130 Tustin Ave, N.B. <btwn15tb&16tbSl) desk. Exper. Refs req'd. 639-1893. ~ • •----------! Type 60 wpm. 369 San PIX·A.&....""--Miguel Dr, N.B. &Ute T-' phone Solicitor Ex· Yard or Counter person, ' 1 • 102 K Bak.;r. C.M. ~s:m. E.O.E. • PLUS live ragtime piano music concert! Plus circus band organ muslc concert! Plus mu.sic by player pianos, orchestrions. and organs! Once-m·a-UleUme bargains. Lots of music! Lots oC fun! We are the world's largest music box dealer. Our 26,000 sq. n. showroom/Warehouse is an experience you '11 never forget.. Comer group 3 piecea Sat/SUo 9:30-C, 170'1 Port S50 desk & 'ch.air $40' Charles Pl •• N.B. i\lrs.. 96i7638 • • lots()( stuff! I. -JlifAIDS w ANTED i ij:opwages paid! The Jn t [at Laguna. 211 N. Coas ,liwy •• Lag. Bch. t.fAIDS WANTED , I fy/time. Newport Chan· 1nel lnn, 60:.> W. Pacific !Coast Jlwy, N.B. Phone ~;JOJO. ~ ··~ MANICURIST PEDICURIST 111Wimted, fancy shop on "Ball>oa. Peojn:.ula .J>73-5770 l\f<tnu! actun n g TECHNICIAN " 8 Yrs min. exper. Xlnt ~nefils. Exper. in high Jl'~liabwty small compo· 1a1ents. Eleetronic back· ground. Mission Viejo area. Call Carol, 581·383C betwn l ·Spm. •MASSAGF.TECll• FF.MALE SS'.Z. Comm-Guar min ,Full & P .T. work. Mbr CMTA or 2 .)rs t:xp Legit. .WTESPA 540·819~ ?tt'A T U R E W () M A N p/tlme to welcome ,.ewcomer:. & <'Onlal·t 111erchants. Fle-..1ble hrs. )leed t'ar. J1Le typing 547·:.i95. MEAT PACKING MACHINE OPR. Willing lo lra111 J\pf'lly In Person FAR WEST SERVICES, IHC. l672 RcynolJ:ls A"' Irvine -... .,".., 200. <c:1e k • part tJme. 20hrs wk, U-Exper. pref'd. 3-ll:JO &1---------per, ma e income tax Haul Moving Center TODAY FEBRUARY 12 10 AMto4 rM-6 Hrs OHl.Y! Red l~cquer, 6 panel, etched screen Crom mainland China. ~1806 MOVING!! ll-7:30 spliL Apply San appt. Salary + bonus. Costa Mesa.631.1250 • Clem. General Hospital, hl·F, 4·9. Sat. lo-4 or your --------- AIL KINDS OF STUFF" 22 Years Accumulation .. Auto washer. electric 496-1122, Mr. Greenwald. RETA1L home. Call <n4) 731-5333 SAVE! FEB SALE. New roaster. Sat/SUn 9 AM to PBX Answer. Sen>. Mature person to work graveyard relief. Im med opening. Apply in person, 155 Rochester Ave.C.M. PBX Answer. Serv. Operator. Varied hrs & wknds. Paid training. Apply in person, 155 Rochester, St, C.!\1. ASSISTANT MANAGER Telephone Sales People, Merchandise Located 15 manutes south or Disneylana. From & used furn. a ppl 's. 5 p~f. 302 Romona Place. (3) positions. P/lime & ••••••••••••••--••••• the Newparl Fwy. lake Dyer Rd. East exit. East misc. Wilson's Bargain CorSantaAnaAve. F/time shi{ts avail. New Anti 8005 on Dyer to Red Hill Ave. South on Red Hill to Nook. 2 storeir-545 & 814 --------- & repeat orders. Top Cl"" Allon Ave. East on Alton to Gillette. South on W. l9t.h. CM. 642-1930 & SUPER GARAGE "SALE Or Manager Trainee s.&0-6091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gillette to Kett.eriog. Just 2 minutes from the 548..a2G2 Motorcycle. tools .. opening in several loca· _p_a_y_. ---·----1 W d I d f . t I 0 n Ii w I n at' I Jr. TELmDH SURVEY on er an reeway. '. R So' 12• c ed furniture, m1so. 103 ..,-AMERICAM IMTERMATIONAL .... v m 18 urv C.enter St. CM Sportswear cham store. P/t1me. flex hrs, Ideal Of Antiques' end $75. Lounge chr $25. Retail exper. pref'd. Ad· for mother or school age • GALLERIES Coffee tbl $25. Reg. 8' SUNONLY.8352Castllian vancement op-child. Our CJfc. CdM. ~~;m~':Tt~eo~~ru~ 1802Kefferin9-lrvine,CA.92714 Pooltbl$500.83J.ll03or Dr. Hunt Bch. Lota of port uni ties. X I n t 675 8380 T.t 17141 754.1777 552·9503. Gooches! Come See!. benefits. Salary com-__ , __ . ------1 music boxes, nickelo ' -------- meru.urnte w /ex per. Ap TELLER deon pianos, circus or-rtegular Hours Wed lhru Saturday Imported Italian marl>le Saturday Only 2/12/Tl vlyinper::.on: gans, wall c lock:., tOAM lo4 PM table top 31h'x51h' hkc Moving-Bargains PETRIE'S 1"1nancial institution grandfather clock:., SPECIAL SALE on Jo'eb.12thon1y. Behert''~! new sacrih co $175 Galore 9932 Baybreeze 147 Westminster Mall seeks ex per teller for fascinating antiques. ~7·7733 D r . • H B S o o f PHONE SALES Westminster Dana Point ore. Must Over$1,000.000Worth Uamilton/ofCBrookhurst Phone Sales people, ---------1 ~~~awl!"n~~~vecg~ ~e~c:S~ f:,~~~ni;!~~e~· BuildincJMatft'lals 8025 Fumlture 8050 ~~:.t~~f ~~~~~Slb~~ iwMMAGESALE: Misc. male or female, 16 to 6S RETAIL STORE Riverside (1) 686-6060 ext ing St..' Irvine. Tel. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 upholstered chrs. mov· I urn. c I o t bin g • years or age. Guaranteed CLERK & BKKPR 168. E O.E. M/F. 754-1777. Open Wed thru 8' Wrou~ht 11 on. t·onrrt.'lt' ADJUST A BEDS ing 640-4396 aquarium, dark rm sup-wages or commissions. --------• Sat. 9 AM to4 Pl.L Vuut • stairway, ll ri,,t•r-.. Sl75. • • plies, luggage, assorlecl 250 East 17th Street, To operate marine TELLER ---494.4;45 2 1'tra loni.: twins, Jess 54" round Oak tbJ, 5 items of a ll kinds. Suite o. Costa Mt>~a . hardware store in Dana Exper . full lime. PUBLICAUCTIOM ------than l )r olcf, mu:;t sell swivt'I hlk wrl(ht •ron ~at/Sun Vista Centel' tlt'tWl>en 5:00 & H 30 pm. PL Expcr. in sales & P.c.adena Federal Sav MANY FINE ITEMS OF Comr!'os & this wcl·k. pd Sl400. Sac chrs. w/ca~ters. Call Arcade.83'1Y.a W. lSthSt. &16-4223. business machs nec:ess ings, Irvine office. ESTATE JEWELRY, EcpptMnt 8030 S595.~487~_640·8260 963"8269. CP.f J::qualOpporlunity ;\lake appl. w/Calhy ~l·OlllEOEM·F ART OBJECTS AN ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Employei Colet, Nt'wµort Supply ---TIQUES FINE F.URN . Rolle1ne, f:! 8. ""/meter 7' solJ, hke new S125.Also r.~o::.Uyr"ew furn Jromdlux 23" RCA Color TV S12S. <.:o 556-0540. TEXAS OIL COMPAN't ETC. PHONE FOR iN'. ~1oordosei-,t11fr. :! llar ~tool!>, end tables, T~y .r."1~1t ~ong .0 • Pole Lamp $8, Hi-Fl PHONE SOLICITORS We need 10 J!1rls to setup dinner reservations. Mon thru Fri 4·911m. llrly waj?e + bonu!>. No sell 1nj!. Call a fl 3pm, !»0-5'164. ----PHOTOLAB TRAINEE Studl'nl prl'l'd. E\e hrs Cull !.142 t>977 I' HESSMAN Small :.hOJl. A u Oll'k. :.Jl<iry O(Nn. 1H4·1!233 P Time Eve.. "<Int pay C.:Jl1torrm1 lntlu:;1 1'I Care 199·38-tiiSan CIPm RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM needs dependable person FO. & BROCHURE. SS! .~;J9 <tu<'cn :.11c bed. etr. Mov· bdromastv~ e d ID s1~e eqmpt. & misc. 9AM tn who c&n work without --in~ mw.t sell all. 201 m se · 0 pc imng rm 4PM. Sat & Sun. 23'/ supervision 1n be,ch 545·2200 . Cots 8035 Cnliins, Halboa island, set. matching sofa & lov-Ur~nlwood St. •• Cb1. area. Contact cu~lomers. LOVES EAT Dbl. wing ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1;73 l!IRO eseat, coff<.>e & end tbls, 646 7023 Agl· unimportant. bul tufted. 6 legs. Couch Blk ONE LEl"'l' Be:.t of ltl . pr of side <'hairs. h~hted --------- mJtur1ty 1s. Wti tram. horsehair walnut tt'r ll1mala}.an k1lll·n OAKPl'<1esWltbl.4chrs. etegere,p<1t1ofurn,m1M' GARAGE SAL E WrileP.T. Dicl<,Pres., 494.8894 • CFAACFASl50 510&111J .Hnll.Lop. lamps. 615-3048 or SAT/SUN So u t h w e s t e r n - -67~2 675.Q59 1601Lmcoln Lo.NB ' Convenience Markets Petroleum. Box 789, Fl. French Armo1rc S6:!5 DOCJS 8040 548·8868 Positions open 2nd & 3rd Wocth, Tx. 76101. Country Fr. Dm. tbl $5!15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SALE• CORNER t;roup w/bltn Sm. tbl & 2 chr:;, swivel shifts in San Clemente & --Hall lree $155. Wash ::.Lntl C h .i m p 1 " n A ~ C •NEW SAMPLES* AM FM stert.'o. Very gd. chr. :-.idc chr, desk pads. Luguna Beach. Other Sl-10 Oak Ca tel cg t hi Uolwrm.111 l'uµs Urt:al FOH EVERY ROOM l'On~ Sl~O_. _5'10·~:12 ___ sew 1ng ma ch. eleo areas have openings TOOL ROOM S220. Secy S-125 . P.P. tcmpl'rmc11t.~h1>wqu .. 11 FromFAMOUSMFG'S Newroundn:dwoodtbl& toaster&lotsmore. also No cxpt!r. req'd. tw0·8169. ty SllU 751 ~!l:!M C.:\t. .s,,·,np ... h Provjnrial 4 director t·hrs, $80. -------A J t f ~ ~ Newport Crest Garage st~fe1 a any 0 uur MACHINIST Oak Buffet without legs_ 2 LAB pups. ycllo''. A KC, Maple \~~g~crr:mean 640·8572 _______ 1 Sale. Bowling ball, lady•s 2~Nc~port Blvd Proi:ressive I njection drawers. 2 cabinets. champ. lines. M /i'"~· t:ONSTRUCTTON" GcrOC)eSole 8055 golf clubs. misc.Sun only CostaMcsu tH:-!7702 Moldl\lakingCo.relocal· Great.f?rcoffeetblorde-~hob~wormcd. P.I }',,{,"fOltYSUllPC,lJS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~5401J; .KamalU. N.B. ing to new tnl'illty 1n c~ratne storage. SllJO 008 687.. •Used Furniture• PUBLIC AUCTIOH Hunlmgton Beach needs 552·8542· M~C G11ldl·n fit:ll ll'\t'r J\IOl>l•:LAPARTMENTS MANY Fl NI:: ITEMS OF Machm11>ls. Min. 5 yrs Antique 100 yr old 52" Pups. xlnt hunt<•rs, fam1 ESTATE EST AT t:: JEW ELR y, I ~1on&Tuc .. JO <lOa m lpm P time 1:,vpc; Xlnt riav I 'Equal Oppar 1-;mplovt•r l'n1tl·1l M a1nl<·11a11< ,. RM·DA. Y CHARGE Appl y in person, Park Superior Conv llosp., 1115 Supt-nor A\l'. N .B exper Xlnt waiies & round oak table w 6 ly~l. ~tr do).! 1!}3 filllil 111\"liKRLJPTCY ART OB.J ECTS, J\N overtime Profit sharin~ chair:. Sac. $750 673·49HO -c.1,h llofA or Finance TIQUF.S. FINE FURN. &other benefits ------llav(' mai.:n1flcent m.111 Pat:k Rat Treusures. l'\1rn, ell'. 2324 Elden, IJ. (,' !\l 833·2480 SUNDAY SALE. ------4~38-lt, No l're.,surt•, Mt:d ~l. ewer. Fr Oil' P l Sal . $.IO~-k ' ~lling no smok~ hrs ' es. .,,u ~ up c;Om pens,,tion •lpn ~!en. t.11tie.,, ~tudcnl!> fH6·5 l9-I f. Vl'-. / S ;J l. S :> 4 · 7 8 51 , -------!Qt 7Wb 'lt:;Olt ,\L ~!:>I~ r \' r J,lu11t1ni;t11n Rt•;11·h l'h)'-I cwn Rt:plv l'las..,1C.ed all ~8'il Dally l'll11t. I' 0 Box· 15b0, co~t.1 \fr,,.i, H.\0101~1 'll'\iCll.OG IST t'\pcr in RIA r.1tll11 l~1l>d Ing or JH•pt1tJes & :.l t·r111tl<;. BS lcl el. &l'i 21 ll I \ · •H1·p<hSl•ss11m <'enter• 1-.'TC. PJION E Jo'OR JN ___ SchneHCorp. Tuooldtrunks.lalJll':.& \is i.i \nt _t'.' "~·111 •·l'll·:~1h~t.~.11HaAna FO. & HROCHURE. RN Supervisor t213) 678·7500 other old items w "illrnit IP111 ~.~2 I~ 1.1 01 ... n H Ii. :-.1111 I l 5 &1$-22<JO or (213l 673·2031 675·7258 · .._ I l'all 5 Ii 5i:!l ---ll·i. tull ur p1l1me. Mesa _________ 1 .\ht ,;jamuye1 JIOJlll' _ Bo~ht out shop. Cartan \'erde Conv Hosp, 661 OakRolltopde!>k.~l-1!>5 mall'. 11 "" '1"1 \II. \lt'ST G1 >' Yrml ~lexicansweaters.anll CenterSt,C.M.548·5585. "S"Cur\'t' l'Jned µolb Jl(1'11~rt'l' fii:l:.!~1:11 \11 il1t Dr s1·r l~e que<; odds&. ends. l921 ROBBIE'S RAGn'MOP TYPISTS 273'l A. 1-:. Csl. Hwy \ Tcut11i1 1•00111,. l:!\\k' rhl1• 1d1r-. & hulth, all Ueq.I 1,n . NpBch. 1;.1:.i 2110 2755 Bnstol, (• M. Church Benefit «JIJ\NT Garage Sale Clothes, llouseholrl items. furniture 25~.SSQ. lOOL W. 17lh St. ~u1te b• :Sat. &Sun. 9·3 ~lalure women '"n~eded _C_d_M_. __ --uld d1.1111paJ.;nt• n1lor .Ill "'""' l1kt· n<''-' Off.whl Urvint·/llighland) for housede11n1ng LifelsNev•r 10· OAK Tablt' 11:1<'ar .,hnt., tii:l'.'1.10 1•nl111 W1ll ... I'll st•paratc· --------Sat/Sun 8 5. Kenmore Dull W ith (;l:Jw J & I:! match1ng I> 1'.1hl1·"· lamps, oil Bdrm furn. <ii.r cond, ~Ice Scwu1~ Machines, con• Offlc•O•erload t•hrs. 100 Yr~ olcl Hare blk Al-.C t :l•rman pa111t111g,. :! frml l.R dryr,~isc,S;it&Sun.l:S :.olc $20. Portable S25. :.en1ce. 548·0i57 (:..I. !12626. REAL EST A TE SALES SALESLADY. mature for a bakery, 4!J4·!1240 after· noons S4000/bst ofr. Sec al Shep pu1>s. 3 !•', ~llot:., r(' l'hr., :11.~ 1~14.J 3741 Claremont St. 11 v, lk•arcat ~urdcn tractor JoinThcTcam Lee's Nurst'rY .... ,01 1~ .id~ logo 191 3117 -----<CuJvcnlalc1559·107& / tl h t $75 Lo'· That Offer!\ Op(>Ortunily m -Beaut. China Cab. Liv rm -----w a ac men s · ._q Slat Typists Coast Hwy, Cd.M ti75-575U AKC ~1 ale York~h1n· Ter· chair. roff<'c & end tbl. 2 Sat & ~un 2tlth. & 27th of ~ks, _1U"·$1~00. 1-'ros~y MEDICAL SEMI MAR RECEPTIONIST 1-·11.-IH:ensed a~ents 10· Magil Operators Circa 1880 J'llnhoJ;anv r1cr,l!mos.Sl7;, Lampo;. \II xlnt cond. 19431.Perch Cir. 11.B. ~1.i $5. 365 E. 19tb ~t. Xcrox8000prs BedroomSeL · 5iM0:11u 644UIJH Good1unk&woodch~~ ~.M_. ______ _ Gt•ncral Typists 963·21117__ All.l' !)Ilk' Tt'rl'll'r -,,u-... -p-y, C 0 NT 0 UH C ll A IR SUPERS "'LE'. Karaslan tix!f rug $00. tcxper'<I , )Croup pn111 •l't?. terl's~.e<t 1n our prt::.enta· ---------1 ~. undt'l''>la11d1ni.: of1 Lion llow to earn com· SALESMAN Data Prut't'~"n~ 11111111i.!r m 1!>s1o11 s through ·-proc:er1u1•·" hi 1 4ti7fl r1:altor developer \!rs. J\u,,ll•n ' 1 11n1w1at111n · l"ree ~1·m1nar at lhe Le Baron H11trl. Bue11J Park, ,·all for details & r<>:.er va turns. 1213 1283 i201 or \lf:OIC \I, \SSIST \:"T Back 0H1 < 1'. l.,1cu11:1 .lief.le h mu:.l l>l' ,., 1w1 '11 ~~ly c1 .. ss1l1cd .\cl .:11:1.i. D:uly l'1lnt. PO Ii<•\ 1.>W, <'<lftla M1•,.a ('a •1;!1,;,?1; ~k:DlCi\L ASSIST A \IT ]'~Per tronl & back for till ll!...?'7·9S20 II~ II DEVELOPERS De-.11tners BUI lcteri; (Brokers 1n~1ted lo bnng lhc1r sales slaH) To locate Prophylactic Vending ~111<'hines. No CALLUSTODAY -----, ,. "" H&DDblhcdgetrimm('t" START TOMORROW Appliances 80 I 0 H_wk uld IPmalt'. <.:Jwmp w/\lbrator. s7s. Goldenwest Park $20. Twin beds $80. Pati<> prese.nlalion Good clos· 0 l C e • cost to location. Easy fiO~ ff . lng average Com 0 overload m1ss1on payal>le after machines are installed. 557·006 f Call Mr. Smith, (714) 3723 Birch St N B 464·4416. (7 l4) 453-4464. . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 1 n c. l' ham p s 1 r l'd l'all 557·1101 tl>l·umb, S35. 833-2479 REFRIGERATORS 645 ti7J.I Homeowners Giant Rmdl'g. Mu1·h eo tF bl2 hf " 4 A Ii TV R d" WASHERS·DRYERS New [)oa llous·c.u ,.,a e l rom., to pp ances, s, a 10s, ... -.. furniture. some antique. Ch r 1 el 1 r M · R Recontl1tions·Repros & ~• .. w Di•" llou•u-.· "'I .. 1 b oose rom <irge s ec· ots o 1sc. cas. '~-... ~-·· r. e1· ori:an. " U{' more. . r h f . h' N f''rgt Damage. Guar/Dcl. New Ong lloust"< (;42 0839 Lion o ome urnJS mgs, 645·4183. 2528 ewport 29\'rsinOrangeCo. 32Lx24 H x2 1w s22 ca. ---------1 housewares, clothing. Bl.CM Du ... L •p•s s toys, bikes, baby items & --. -------" ~ 751·3448 or 673·8457 un much more. Evcrythini: Uab1tra1I equip. work 1815 Newport Bl. CM Only. $1000 CREDIT Goes! Be here early for lx>nch. folding screen & CALL 548·7780 UIASA /\PSO. flcllutiful EXTENDED ON best selection. Glen View much more. 675-5709. 52ll SALES TYPIST Non working applianc<'s AKC f<'malc. 4 mos l"UllNITURE Park, located at Sweet· DeAn7a.<.:dM. RECEPTIONIST TM Cable v1s1on is hiring TECHNICAL ~anted. Also R f::PAI RS Wht/brown. Ph !l1;J 941M c~$rJ>: gJl.:~rf ~ar L!ne ~le~n Dr in GA RAG E-S-A-.L-E-.-S-a-t/-S-ua-().vtnh.ilmol111ot1'lt Ofr 111 ---------~i..&l. 11w111I n• .. urn1· to Ad. No .!. ll.111\ l'ltlol, J!..O. &x l;)i.u, <.:u11tJ sales people willing to &SALES646·5848 Btrl blonde Cock<' C~ll !·772.0430 •· un m,..on ac · 9-4. Antiques, Curo. P tf ( work evenings & wknds TYPIST Will buy some refng, Sp11nlel m .. ln 1"' mo HUGE60FAMILY household items, etc. MesJ, Cl '1"-f.:!li erm. poai on or 1·n the l\f1••1on v1·eJo 0 ' " 1"""1' t' A CM ptr~on w 1oulgo1ng area Ch .. anncl 1 Typii.t for technical&. appl's. working or nnl, needs lovini; famil~ Dbl bed, S.10. day bed, G.ARAGESALE. _;m<_•~~-ve_._._. __ Med/Tn.tscribw ::,:n~~1% ~ ~~~~~~n! SHOWTI ME-MOVIE !>lallstlcal documents alsoscrapmetal575·525s _556_-_79_5_7 _____ ---1 ~:il~~~Y ~~=~ :03n~'. Toys, ~amcs, furmture, GA.RAGE SALE t---anc• S-~ variety of p<'rsonnel PAK Call 493·2857. Equal Must type 65 wpm, "Will AKC Toy Poodles. 11 wks 768·7750 babyF equiphment. M1SC. Furn, mhc. 206 W. --- ,.,._-.. ·~ functions. Musl be good 1--0p.;_:_por_E_m--'-p-'ly_r____ tram on work processinr Dryer-Gas, like new males/female<;, shots Sat eb l2l • 9 am to 5 Wilson, CM.. Cornet" oil to Fashion li-,land nil cqui p. Proficiency " SJ 75. Ownr. <idorablc. rcas. 6 lfi 8540 Hand carved imported pm. 4381 Skylark <Green-Fairview & Wilson. Sa& .IJlwa 11.C, ltlon Utru Fri. typist. Expcr. w/lem· ecretary & aasisl. lo grammar req'd. 1''01 847.4266art 3. walnut frame couch, re· tree Homes) Irvine. only9.SPl\1. M4..Q295 porary employment pres. for small manuf. apptcontact, ---------Free to You 8045 upholst'd g<.ldsilk velvet NearCulver&WalnuL ------ ---------1 serv1ccpref'd co. Sh 100, type 70. Trim GeorgeTaylor 155 Cu ft refrii:t. copper •••••••••••••••••••••• 968·9029 GA RAG I-: SALE: 36!t ,.,mt Trnc, ix•rm. F.orn Contact Natalie Foster personul appearance. bron 1 e. x I 0 t c 0 nd Female Siamese/Manx . Sat/Sun ~-5: Ma ho~ Hnmona Way, C.M., !l·4.. tt-'1i·S200 wk. Fuller 546-4741 Will rcq. traveling. AVCO 540-0737 cal, shQts. bOx trnd. wlll Corner umt, re_cenUy re-drop~eaf dm tbl, 2 blk Sot/Sun. Dinette set, fire JlrushSales.~78.Sl. Sa lary open. Call FinanclalS..-vlcu ---------1 spoyt>44·0l39,54t;7J08 upholstd. $225 mclsofas, reclJners. Ma~navo,x e>xt, Russell Gun srfbd. 642·7840. Gas Dryer $45, ]]0 volt -tbl match ottoman & ster. console. 2 Twin old vw van wndws. 2.'i MODELS 644-5800 Elec Dryer $35, Washing Male golden rctr/ cocker, sw~g lamp. 493-8626 beds. dresser. end lbl, A<•:-1 stainless tub twn Pl1trlck T. Barnes, :i retary for research de-Equal Oppor Employer Mach $35. All work good. 7 months old. king quilted cov'd head· bed + lots of g~agq Penll'JOu11e Contrtl)utini? velopment Co ln Costa 645·4183. 2528 Newport 002·58t!O Danish teak furn: din-brd w/mutch spreud, 4 goodirs Phbtographt·r, 111 nuw in Jl41C....,sDr Mesn.7Sl·3680 Blvd.CM Ing/living, ex cond. solidMapleCapl.chrs.&-·-·------t~)'vlew1nR J!lrls tor t Typf1t/Cltrk Giving to good bom Chrome pedestal $28. Much Misc. lS415 )illfcl Saturday, 278 E. 16th St. ftfugaii.sle loyouts. Not Ora~A..C:Cc,~;i°:!.rt) ecretary-Personal for A Laguna Niguel ofc. Kenmore elec dryer. femalebeigemedszdo Low c redenza $75. Cr.Irvine. CM.Couch,chaJr1carnir cxper. is needed I '£'-ual Opnnr E~ployer fem. artist. Mon, Tues. Telex/Twx & filing Light Perfect. S75or best offer. abo\lllyr, 842·6932 Fireplace tools $25. . . cond. corn pl.. bco ~d ta• tbe pay is very high ~ ..-· Wed. Adv exp. helpful. typina. Salary based oc Call 847-4357. Glass/Iron etagere $39. Moving sale . .S&S Park ble, stove, mi5c. hos led 0 1 Non-smoker . Mature exp. Hrs, 9·6.495·1980 BEAGLE Mix, mule, all MagnavolC console '9S Hunt. Telephone booth,---------e accep · n Y · woman. 968-!l!M9 aft 6pm. ---------Bllns; Therm adore twin shols, 20 months. Adora 642-2Sl6, 645-9030 • sewing mach, OB mtr, Movtng-4 chairs. 8pc desk 11C:fi~::~"~~ 0~ aECEPTIOHIST H.B. TYrtST/CLERI( self cln'g ovens, llke ble.645·1~2 front throw lawnmower, 11et, Mfg's new samples • kd Jl view 60 WPM Accurately. new, stainless stove lop . Sect.Sofa,Sftlongwalnut Olympus camera. Metal (Aprons,blkepack:s,etc) cc ays. Attractive. over 18, fOT' SECRETARY-Does your P/tJme Bl needed. 4 Hr! w/griddle.S28S.642·3449 Dog, small mix breed, cab.,48"highlamp.Xlnt detector & much more Fabric, patterns. + • <714)175-4450 HEALTH SPA. We wUl boss appreciate your dally. Newport. Ctr. ths~brdkn Fvcry l w e,I~ cond.962-1680 quallty junk. 20402 Run-Hsebld misc. SatJSau --t4URSERYMAM ~~ r~!!~~b~~~nG~ !~~in;.ills!l~~~~ 640-0123,Naocy. Odf!~h~:fr~gr::~· :~~~ .:i~:.~·114~eo o g 2 Orange V~veL living nlng Springs Ln, H.B. lo-4, 28U &.YBhoi'e Dt', f'.llCJ*''d. f/tlme. 'l\tat"!re Days, 752-9561. Eves, best written reply to w •ITRESS 645-4183. 2528 Nwpt Blvd. room chairs. Xlnt Cond. 962·2254. _N_._B_. Al_le_y_. ____ _ .,,al.t:. ovcr21. 6 Daya m· ~ Collins Auoclatu, 567 P/tlme days. Private CM &autUul Roney Cocker S?Oeach,642-5671 Garage Sale; Sat lie Sun, GARAGESALE. lOO'aOF ~ng Sat/Sun. Work SanNicola.aDr Newport Cl b Male. 3 Yrs. Papers. lMPM, 24372 Barbados, JTEMS, 9-12 SAT/SUN ~plants & tree.a. $3 llr & RECEPTIONIST & Assls-Beach. • ~.00:.,or interview call Magic Chef hrvst g)d dbl Pree to gd home. 968·8520 SOFA BED, antique 1old Dana Pt. <Dana Doro) ONL y. 213' CANARY' tant for Optometric Ofc. 1---------1 · oven, elf.cJn. $225. Clean. embossed vinyl. $75. DR. c M J>t.Ume some Sara. Non SECRIT ARY Waitress Food/Cocktails Oval klt tbl., MP1 legs, '' M 0 u n ta 1 n Do I ' ' 494-4400 or 496-3200 Garage Sale; Sat. 9AM t111---·-·----- smo1ter. 41M~760 Fub Isl F'1D8DClal Ser.. Applyaft4pm Sid'• Blue xl1t. cond. $20. Call Malemute-wbt. Shepherd . 1 336 E. 20th St. CK. HarMs 8060 •fltl'0_10._.1ST firm.Typlni'lOwpm,sh Bed,l07ZlstPl,N.B. 548-4019. mix. Fem. 4 )ll'K. Needs Must Sa~r.ifice, Pecan Clot.bes,bedll&more. ••••••••--.... •·•·-~--' " 91).100. aG8 San Miguel d autdoor person w/love & wood Dinaoc Rm Set. XLNT. CbUd•s Shu.., tor !I man Pediatric Of. Dr,N.B.8uite200. Waltreases, ovor 18, 1976 A mlral 19 c:" n. bl1Yd. 962-2ltn s:m. Marble Coftee Tbl, Garage SaJe-2 FamUy. horso. Tr•locd EnJtllsh fire. Miasloo VJtJQ. Ph1-~-------1 available to work a~ treeier,$250. ,_,111.. IOS S2S.Glass·topColfceTbl. Sat.1509 .<baJonePlace, Western Uonter J:tadc' -..1380 s.a.fty Officer a h 1 r t • C • r r o w • MS·3830 ............. ••••••••• $10. 645.9452 UtUe Bal. IsJand. Superb iA?mperament &, Gate J)Cf30Mel. \'tried Relltaurant 82() Avenid.a Freeier. 1971Mmlral19 Ol d 1 M Couch & lovo nat, Frl/Sat/Sunday9toG.940 NO &d habltal $400. RECEPTIONIST/ ahtftl. Must be a~ Plco,SanClemente. cu.ft.$2SO. 1;,~f!C:nm2•1:1 °6 c:~~ «Id/rust $195. t.omps Cootreu, CM Bar, w/sorne tad. WM5t;t CLERICAL Poat 6: mature. Re 1 Waltnues exper•d for 645-3830 $500/of"r:.5S7-03lT' Sl()..$40. Rm divider poles redwood lawn l\.inlllure, e\/es, 751-3820 wkd,ys: tor we I com~· AP Pu~i breakl81toiuncb. cth,ner llcydH 1020 $4 ea. Kenmore sew dl'apet & mlac. appt. . Radiology Dept. F /time. ~:~'kor~ a ; 01::rs v o , A PPI Y Ben Brown '~ •••••••••• .. ••• .. •••• •• ~~~[~~::C~: 1::~:; ;j~~..:ts~~:,:!; Garaso Sale Misc, 10t-$25. TB Gi!Jdlng, p bands. ad V arled bra. San Newpottkacb. ~Soural!; 31108 Coall Uh MW Huffy mGtl'a 10 auite w/ATmoJ~e lnl.-ld ltema.Call496·299L . Sat/Sun. 2671 Waverly Jmpr, exprndu.Ba.t.o!l'. Clemente Goo oral ...,.,, · sun• · IJ1J(S = '91>.6ei3Uaf\ wood i•m iwt: coffee . Dr (Bayshor )NpBch. SSl-3816 HOIJ)ital. flC/498-1.W. SICUIUTY W• need CSPI• abarp ,fr 5PMI kMt tables, aofa table, wall Llke new ~ Hcn:uloo HUOE GARAGE SAL.El ~ 1070 RIC9'nOMl51' GUAltDS neat. to make UMlr Uvtni llCYCU units, N•Ult sofa 4s naua 'l;;,e~fiet. 101eaeat 1 6'·$500. CarpcUna. •P· •••••h••••••••H•••••• TYP1ST Vlelllol\ w\llono • In· on lhelr: ffcl. worktna rtelJntr, lam pi. •'*" · llllancee. dotblol CU't W _....,..ED' aur. 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SS: CERAMlmC supplies VYI 2 ba.J'Tet manUold for DESK $5, Blke par~•: . ..., • "8'7-'el CAMARO part• COCKTAii.. dresses a GAS itove, O'Kee e • BOYS 3 •peed ox: w nn atalnleu ~ .. boat bloc:lo 2$c+$1S. Encl tablo $2. 40 horse m: 69 VW rlCht frame .Si wbMJa ll. 64 fenden $25; bumper $20; other ladles' clothing Merritt. ln iood condl· parts fl.50; boya 3.~~ed Dlt.\E·A-l.INES su; 3 broaze ruonln1 Mure redwood planter rear fender $10; 2 wide l"ord Plekup talll•t• & • other puts ~$25. Chev) r r om I . Mag n In . tton, u 5. 80•9808• blke SU; iirla 26 Ike Uihts $12; 2 new alcohol flO. Shel~ SU. Brick.II & 15" Ureaoncbcivy wheels rear wtndow) SlO each. ... • parta: starter SlO; powe1 Robinson's Bullock1 &«·9668 $5; larie quaQtlty hot ... _ ..... _ b .. r .. ens -.50 eacb·, "-ft t· boards•. Inner lubes $2. t.20: one7.7SU tire In new Chaln ST ctacb. Table .. , I P •10 · 2 10 '$2S Sit.: wheel track and cars -'" .._. '".. •• ...,.. .,._,_ !$ o b •12 ......,. Conti ental ~teern1 pum • · 1 -16. C· • "BOY'S bi('yclea: it" 3· sis·Ma.ttellfaitrackset P'rf••PW'ffea lne m•,az i.nes. SbakleeD«U0:3case 1 . condition SlO: a c evy • · .. .,.,., n • • radios Sl0.$25. Camarc scarves 5c-50c. Table: de-speed $25; 20" Stlngra1 SlO: Mattel! Dare a-lane <*LY lUO's-1970 '· tOc·SlS: Kini tlae water bed ma1 wheel.a $25 11 p11lr! CM. ~1Jl8 .. Rally whee~ SlS. Mark cor items; c.u~ at ass types S:Z0.$25. Unicycle $2· 'bird and stand rudder llO; Hll boom PtraJne & b8' S2S eacb. traction bars $10; 84 TWIN bed act with frame • rv air conditlooer $20. coasters, arhhciaJ & $10 Bicycle parts· rear ' h bl:aell d 1 • $1S; electric motor $2; Will Sell sepa.rately. valiant & baracuda 4 $20 Child alac foldJna CIO<J~' Compresser $20. Jntnke dried Rowers, aab trays, bai keta St; nack :IOC: fen -!fa;rter~ and!Jeepl~gud:~ .. "'-l•l•ua VW \rafter hitch S8 : 2UO·A llu\gera Dr. speed lr8118 $25; uu1Un bed $S 5 (al btltane tanlr •1uo-.; manifolds. $1.50 each. salt & pepper, 5c·S15. den Z5c each· wheels ts . b 11 ns· AtWretM9 Mot powerplane$10; TVSlO: &46·1491 b eal e y d isc brake with ie,utator $10 225'1 • SmaJI block headers ro1 Bookcaae $25. books. $1 each. Tric:rcl s, need ::aiiw:xer::kp:ck and Acupfetl 35mm camen $15: paint· calipers $25; rotors $20; C C · M · ~! Camaro or Corveue $2S. Clift notes. Sc·SOc. Book re Pa Ira . St ., a ch . frame ~~Uent condi-• ing by Glkiu SlO; suit· SMALL 9 foot boat, glass starter $10; genurotor oteate, Oita esa Lt Nearnew gtasspak n:iur. setsS2·SlO.l312Seacrest Motorcycle bumper car · lion Sis· large 5 cell A4 .. rt1Hr1 •loloHRt case Sl; 2 burne r $25. Nahgahyde couch $15; radiator $15;cLOTHES, baby to flers .. $20 pair . Or, CdM. Sat. 10-5. rlets,$1S&S25.Be11Star fl hlight 50c · sbe 6 tt..w re ... otl...1 •OJ hotplate$S ;~96S bedsalmoo color $25. 4 675-5388. women, lOc·Si!.5. Drapes Powerghde $25 & con· 644-1353 heltnet $25. MX paats ss. as ens bo 1u;1 shoes lie la vhl..._ of Stot• Peon reels SS. each 1 & rods S20 Blinds S20. verter $20. CD01·s"csobl~a~:LIKE new bird uge. Kidney belt Sl. Smith ~~'rwobowfui1balla$2; PrHclihe leortl & GIRL'Sbike.Scbwinn.ror Glass rod $2.50. Toilet SONY T C 110 auto Spanish lamps $8for2 '' C!~!$1.1:25 Firebird 18"xl8"xl.8", $1S. DYN C~rona .typewriter $25. Wblrl~I washer SlO; 1oc• IMulMu UCHH a lOy r. old or older $25. ~=t!~:r~~'c~~~d ~~~s~Jc-::t:~~~t~ Bowling batis, $7.SG :am: bellb~sine SlO; 8-lra~~ deck. excellent ~•z. reosS2 t~i~\!'!'di~£ motorized color sh.eel for nglllll.Un1 673.1573 be glass house> Patio ta· for tape deck, 20 oz, $2$! eucb. Golf balls, $3.50 't power steering pump condition. SlS. 494·2859 c atr · t Ll ht Christmas tree S2, three SINGLE bed with he.ad· ble and2benches $5. 7 coleman 2 burner camp· doz. ExerciJer SlO. Iron- -s1s 1 Honeycomb mag. . ~avy pea coa $5. g a, larae bags used bark Sl; . board will sell complete Qfoot glass boat tor ine stove $4; eureka ~!d~s00•0rdA!!· ~O~:t 14". $10 Two l.Sx8 Chevy SHA G carpet pieces. fixtures S2·SS .. Trim Huard or s nake t er-POTS. pans, dishes, for $25· or sell parts p)ant.er $10. Plant pots vacuum $10; very small 546 S2!K> • • , C . . S25 h and used . 75c yd. S4S·260S Twist e~e rcaser $2 . rarlum $5: ro.r bulb 2'" lOc-$5. Tools Sl·Sl5. 2 separal~ 540--0841 25c·S2. Small solid .. steel evlnrude motor $25;, __ . _______ _ ~agars. . eac · 546·6299 H-78-15 Tires. SS pair. nuorescent liaht fixture. small couches, green. · bd ·- Tires. S20each. Two 14x8 • Crosley manifold & complete $5; Craie reel gold & grey. nice. S25 BIKE $20; playpen SlS; table saw $25. 4 Extra dodie ~. ton rear GIRL'S cniiser bike $25. <:ragars. $25 each. and PORTABLE TV. play_ carbureior $5. Plymouth to reel tape recorder S.S: each; will sell separate· br"ided rug S.S, jewelry blades $2. Set Dado shocks $S; 2 color tv an· Trailer jacks $10. Tire z ~ tires S20each 548·8779 good. $25. H oo v e 1 fuel pump sz. Casters. HO guage AFX Aurora 4 ly. Tote goat $IO. Beaded lOc·$2 so· games 2Sc; blades $5. 11 lf.P. heavy leona.s SS·$10; 40 gal saver skips for trailer PING PONG table Sis. canister vacuum S16 2Sc each. Small boat lane slot car track and drapes, black & white. $5 a.-dframe's1. 910 Cedar. -duty electric motor $10. aquanum and stand $25; $10. Camper holddowns. 't • After lOam. 646 1525 b d 2S soc Sl ""' Wheel around barbecue honda. 750 carburetors Ford truck, S2Q. Paper r ~UA' ColorTVS2S. 646 0761 -a~ ware c. • . cars $1S; new Big Boy panel. Sat/Sun 9-4. 703 Costa Mesa $3. Chaise lawn lounge $25; 4 action 4 velocity route rack for bike SS. -MAZDA starter motor Child ll~e jacke~s $1. bar·b·que motor SS. CeoterSt.Cotitar.fesa ss epad $10. 64S·9476 slacks Sl S; foosball 645-18'78 1 ....... , _.TIRES for Datsun or l $145 sell ror 125 WaterskibeltSl.8 oars. 962·5880. 12,, PORTABLE TV BOYS s drawer dresser .• erp. -.JI game $7; blowtorch Sl;i---------,11: Toyota trucks· four cos · • $5 pair. Net 09flls. lOc • good condition $20 '""' L ood ndi 600x l4 tire!., tubes & 646·0l,58 each. Air mattress Sl. DESK $5: exercise slant U HF $25 2 Dis · · ' new boat tie downs S3; POO table, g co - k Oc h d hmasters, br~ss, $20·$25. SS7·7'133 VW Starter 12 volvt .. $15. 6 hockey game $3; double lion, $25. 548-50« wheels. 6·ply mounted. MONTGOMERY Ward Sea shells & roe s, 1 board $2; an soap Sink. double faucet, STUDENT desk, formica volvt. $10. VW Jack $3. 2 hibachi $2; ?ee.r beer . i.l' S25 for all. Good powe1 5 s at t stereo each. Push type lawn $1.SO: lamp shade 25c: brasss $10. 39101h Chan-top SlS. Gray cast iron 40 HP Heads $10. Air kegs $1; j.c. h1ge1ns ten· LACE 5c-45c yrd. Ricrae -nJ { mower $25. Mounted 13' + l'fw $1S BSR 310X mower S 1 0 . Car dhrtr~w~d 2S~J l~ua~~~ nel Pl 67J..t603 bathtub $25. Basin $15. 3 cleaner $4. Bear hunting nis racket $2; baseb,lls Sc. Buttons lc·2c. Zip- ;t!()t, I .Joi . tire & 15'' lire, $4 each ~~(o!t!!~ic turntable, magazines: '48 thru '55 c a ar pa s c. ' . Pairs s hutters $3. bow$15.847-0617 25c; chevy 12 v nasher pers lOc. Elastic lOc . 7Sl-7147 d t 'dge S20 Motor Trend, Road & womens bJ~ucs~~ saonc~ LADIES' 26" Schwinn 3. ~•o.•089 unit SOc ,· glasses, dis· Teen clothes; pants. ,. nee s car ri • · Track, Speed Age, Hot sweaters 2.. "' ....., " 1 1 d t " GIRL'S Schwinn Slin~ruy BSR Tumtable$15. Pe'?· Rod, Motor Sport, Cycle e , 50c box· lass . s peed bike. excellent CHEvY parts oil pans $3 hes. pictures, pots. ev s, resses, .ops. ,, •flt. t bike $25. 545-4851 co 22 f:a l. showc~se and others. 2Sc each. ~eaa"~a~ $10· la~p gbase condition_. $2S. Large PATIO door drapes, bone each; split drlve shaft 3 burlap 50c each; •night lOc-$8. Small b~ntj~~· t'W• -aquar!um: all ~c -Motor Magazine, Sept. SOc · womens pants afbgans,d1fferentcolors, color $25. Loveseat $25. speed noor shift $10 ; stand$2;sparkl~~l sbot· 2-drawer~a he. • HIGH chair SIS. Play pen cessories 1n clud1n g 1934 & March 1935. $5 50c·Sl; womens shoes !ill new. $25 each. Hang. Cherry dresser $25. Dou· starters $10; clutch tan ties $1 each; lS wheet Stereo rec ell ~an~rd 'l SS. Barbecue S25. Large s tand. $2S .. Iron can· each. Weight lirting 25 . womens ·acketssoc· tng or standing planters ble headboard & mat· $4 ; aircleaners,$3each; cove r $2; honda 2SO wa_s $80, s • e f~.1L wagon $10. TV tray:., SI delabra. 8 hgh~. $2S. weights $6. Badminton I ad'ies I on~ dresses 7Sc-$2. Whal-Not shelves. tress $2S. Thomasville Cor vair clutch SS; radios scrambler shop manual sw1.vel bar stool ST. rov-· each. Dishe:. lOC·S2. 2 Reel type elet'tric la'."'n birds,2ror25c. Records: soc-St.SO; womens long $1.5~ each._ Polyester night stand szs. Lamps s3 ; s peaker s2 ; 396 ~odel cl 72 $2 ; couch iehght$6.8dlnnerp ates :ti' folding cots. SIO each. mower $25. Size 6 ice •s's. Sc: L.P.'s. 2sc. skirts SOc; mens shirts stuffing,~ big bag. Rug SlOeacb; 642·5671 chrome valve covers SlS; pillows SOC; vega aas $4. ~old bot.Ues $4. Old .~u-! • Blender SlS. Doll crib skat~ $8. Glo.be shaped P ants stretchers, 2sc 2Sc. jeans 50c. books yam , S2 big bag. 7Z7 W. 'SS Chevy bellhousing caps ~: motorcycle radios $3.SS. Large .Plant. $1.SO. Spool table $4. 324 transistor radio $3 Call pair. Fireplace tool 10 : measuring tapes 20th.CM.642·5487 STROLLER SS. Walker $20· tires on Chevy rims leather Jacket-heavy $8i pot SS. 402 Magnolia St. Vista Baya <.:1r. Costa 545-1525 stand 50c. TV stand SOc. 10~: flower fence 50c ; $2.50. S~ing with ~anopy $3·SlO; overload shocks men's coals and jackets CM. comer house. Sat 1 Mesa --DRAPES; :.etor2.each Clothes rack SL Table c 'imate co ier $2: ROUND tablewithboard $8 .. Hi g~ chair $8. $10 : 2 & 4 barrel S5ea;ladies'purses l!ke _l_0_·4 _______ _ GAS stove & hood builtms 68"x92". fully lined. $20 lamps Sl & $2. Throw cl~k radio SOc~ 8 track ~-!~c':.~s~:!~~,e:: ::isrstm$i.';:,~ ~:~trri~ ~ ma~~~~ ~~SS~a~h~a~~: ~~wn ~~~;i ~i: /~~a~ TRAILE_R body. 4'x7'. ' ... , S20 Gas I" n va'·uum f th et 5562791 rugs. $2 each. Hand t ape deck $5; glassware $1 c:"p~•r cc7.7234 Sh ts & d $250 ... m a UKJ, ..,.. • • • , $1S Jun1orbed$1S.Baby S2S: Hand j:"'n ~ower or es . . juicers. Sl each. Old 2Sc-ss· basketball hoop _.,,., .... ...., ee pa s . . t~· condition compressor r efrigerator $20; ice lamp S7 Formica sink SlS. Hand lawn tnmmer REDWOOD bask~ts. box-steam irons. Sl each. 2Sc; mirrors SI: kids PICKUP truck bed $25; ~~r~~ ba~Jrt!i1:1t f~; $10; 9u~drajet mani(?ld trayslO ; 545-4658. cut outs.'5c each. Mirror s12. 913 Joann Sl. CM. es $5-$25. Westinghouse Pressure cooker $1. volley~ll 25c: feet for new range hood$25; 3{8" child's ~m S2.50. Toys $12~ ms1dc chron:ie tn~ TOOLS, carpenter. $4. Avocadoshagcarpet, S4S-58S.5 roaster oven SlO Large Wbipster $1. Pots & pans wet suit 50c pa1r;_plan~er r ough sawn exterior Sl ·$3. 3101 Taft Way C.M. for 580\evy Impala SlO, mechanic & cabinet, 25c 10xl3, $IS. Table with waffle-griddle combina-soc. Sall & pepper!., SI hanger SOc; swim rms plywood $8 each. Tuned S40·9099 clutch .& pressure plate lo SlS. Picture moulding builtln shelves $20. Free tion iron $10. Dormeyer pair. Mugs. 25c each. SI; indian rug $2; bunny exhaust for Honda 360, $10; suck Oy wheel SIO; l Oc rt. 100 rt. Builders standing s helves for PRENCll Pro\'ln ct al chest. s mall. S25 Lad1e~ panu.. blouses & dresses site 8-10. SOc-S3. Old howl & pitcher SIS. 642 6831 gr1 ll 'rot1sserie $15. Sun· Ash trays. 50c each. Can· costume $1.50; fish bowls $25 per cylinder' traffic KING siie bed: $25 mat· other parts: 7"x lS" Electncal cord $20. New child's room SlS. 249 beam Mix Master with die holders. SOc eal·h. 25c: whitehardhatSOc; signal $2S; low back tress;S25box springs!66 maJS· .~LS ea.ch; dead bolls $6.50& $7.50. AlbertPl,Co6taMesa meal gnnder SS. Electric Candles. lOc each. Small G. E . hairsetter soc; bucket seats for Chevy, chevelle bucket seats $25 8 "7 x lS A m.eri can W::ilnut folding door sio.•--------- brotler S.S. S1lverplated kerosen e lamp soc. kitchen rugs 50c each; bolhfor$25; highchair each; 283 chev. heads magsS20ea.ch; 49F~rd new Camper ice boxAPARTM~NT s tove flatware, service for 6. Coaster set SOc. Planter brand new G.E. carving ss; toilet. S25; oval S20; 283 cbev. crank ~10; head, S8 pair; ~40 st1c~ <Ne~) SlS. Electrical $12.50. Rerngerator $18. 0 ES K & r o 1 d d 0 w ~ S25 Silverplated trays, dish $1. Decorator bottle knife SlO; womens brand bathroom sink SIS: new VICE SS; 70 cad. trailer ~fopar bellhousmg SIO , motors Sl0·$2S. Nuils · Magm.tS .ch~rd organ $8. ~ t Y Pew r 1 t er S ::! S bowls. SS each. Avon col· $1. Pyrex perculalor $1. new pantsuit.s SS; qu_een H onda 7 50 ex~ au s t hi l c h s 1 s ; c HE V. clutch & press~re pla.~e: 35c-50c lb. Nut.a, bolls, Ba~e~all Pitchback S2 n augahyde wind hack lectables Sl-S2S. Crystal B&W TVs. need repairs. size ind i an pr 1 n t system $25 per cylinder. bellhousing $10; 963·3379. new, $1S each, Pontia~ screwi. 50c lo ss. 2 Heal Child 8 encyclopedias SJ. chairs S25 3 small up· & gold finish hanging ss & $10. Sat/Sun only bedspread $8; blow hair ski pants 32W 30L. S25 : heads S2S eachor-Sw.ap lam s S20 Presto oven Toys, games 25c·$2. SaL holsteredcha1rs.SScadi lamp $25. Sat/Sun 9 :30am to 4pm. 3121 dryer $1 ; electric hair marine varnish SS HOSPITALbedtable$15; n:ieet items: turquo1st SlO.PToast~r $3.50. New 12·Sonly.AJleytorearor ~~;:'~r!,a~~fte7-'~~ '~~~~d:< 5'18·8270 College Ave, CM, in rear. curler $2 ; 171~1 Elm ~a 11 on; doors S l 0 : 675·S237. rm~s, S.S ~ach; 3 for ~ food cutter SS. Plumbing 1502 Clay, N.B. between mg chairs. ~ 50 £•at·h BIKE. man's 3-speed. 549·2812 St r eet. Huntington firewood S2 trunk load. WOOD tool shetr cabinet $12 , lneck~~ces SlbS41i fillings 2Sc·$8 Plastic LACE 5c-45c yrd Ricrac Driftwood lamp S8. :I $1250642-0453 HOOVER vacuum Beach <Warner & SS pickup true~ load:· 7'X7'X2' ss.' brace.ts b; g~~Sa3 · floorpadford~skchalr Sc. Buttons Jc.2c. Zip. nau"ahyde ·rv r>illow~ cleaner~. 3 fishing re· Beach>.342·3065 Fo~d car . radio SlS; ~PJ~ix.Pi"" rack $2 50'. fml ahcl~ihne .,.a_n sh 3• S7 .SO. lron11;1g Board pers lOc. Elastic lOc. "' W SHER$1 G Id t """ Valiant radiator Sts.: air REPL"A-CE •. ' as ig ls, """_ea~ ' . $2.50. Used form lumber Teen clothes; pants. $4. Books :!Sc!';lll· 2932 A · ? c~rpe • els $2each.646·0761 MARK ten capacitive ig· compressor for diesel Fl scree n forSl.25;keychamsSOc, lOc bd ft lOc ft Mt h 1 i d t Redwood i\ve l':\I SI yd. room size pieces. · nitionSIS; W'sockel set k . d d h · $350· CLOSET storage _ _.d. gbands $3eacb· · · · u c ev s. resses, ops, H F ...,. TV S25 Ex DANCE · t l on true S25. un er as air · ' . · SE w..,. !0 . ' . • stick, green drape S20. lOc-$8. Small antiq ue, S40-64S2 i i """'· . . ms rue ions $20; two 19" B&W T.V.'s, conditioner $25; s tock ch~sl $4, BOOKCA new li ghters, ideal girt S4 Radios AM/f'M SlS. FM 2-drawer, t able $20. ecut1veofficechairS20. cassette;Foxtrot.Walli. S20andS2S:D.C.ltming Honda 1 so exhaust S2S,BOOKS, chff _notes, each ; Gun rack SlS. S20.AM$l 2 .50.Snoakers Stereo record changer. TWIN box sprin)( m.11 Typewriter table 82. Bar Rock-Tango & others by light Sl2: 14' towing ca s Y s le m S 12. s 0 Per sSc or Sl<?,Jset)Co. 1312 339.3050 SlS· & $20 Old ... 4~·track w··s $80 sell ~i:: Rect • tress. S25 Mirror SIU hcll!i S8 Beautiful girl's Arthur Murray. former ble $8; waler :.ki towline 1 d S45-J99S eacrest ,,,..ve rona · • • -· ,11, • Chest of drawer" ':!:i l'lothcs.:.11~_6·8,w~·Sl.5 dance teacher paid $30. S2: leatherette pool cue cyen er. del Ma r , Sat lO -S. GAS wall rurnace S2S. t ape recorders $10. ~wi.velbarst~1$7.'MoY· im Bed frame S8 64fi-8-WI each ~fan s golf shoes. sell ~10.~all 494-0593 case $2. 842.5142. DOGHOUSE ror medium 644_135.1. Couch $25. full size mat· Power converters SlO. ae hght $6. 8 clinnerplates e't'dlent cond1t1on. SlO. size dog Built $7 tress $17. 835-8886. Ir no Clothing 25 ·SS. Books $4. 4 old bot.Ues $4. Old -CHURCH pe"' !>l) le benc·h Suitl·ases. SS-SlO each. EIGHT 8"x32" fabric in-LA RGE coffee table S25: ss1-n 33 · · · FOAM MATTRESS. 4" answer, phone next week 21S -SI. Silver ror cast· radios $3·$5. Large _plant 'll•. S2S. Rei.'reation Vehil'll' 1321 Sus'>e'<. ~B 646-5100 sert shutters SlO. ~&W square end table SIS: thick, full bed s ize, ing S4.50oz. Silver candle pot SS. 402 Magnolia St, hinged table S8 f<e<-rc.i -TV $18. 6 rolls striped large table lamp $10 TDC REEL to reel deek. beauttrul figured. green NEW. original stoneware holders S12·SlS. Pots, CM, corner house. Sal lion Vehicle bed unit Si' SOFA i beige. good con· ~allpaper SlO 8'xS' slid· 968.4903, good SlS: box air l'<>ndi · quilled CO\'er, near new, pottery, $2-$10. Twin/full pans, dishes, lOc·SS. 10·4 Cat poc.ts SJ 50 SJ 50 Sl.1 di lo n c I ea n . S2 5 · mg alummum1 window tioner. excellent cond1 · $15 646-8117 after 10 bed frame, $6.50. Otrice Call Sunday 557·7886 s 4 X 68 shower door. . panl'>. !lite 32. SS 111' fan (her~tuffod chairs S2S SlS. 2 sections wrought SCHWINN ladies bike SS: tion S20: Ampex reel to please. equipment: flip card me MEDICI NE cabinet, • SS Shoe poll .. her ~3 Blond end table SS. ='ie\\ iron railing $9. 1824 Port sofa bed SIS: bike baby reel tape deck. needs lit· . $5; 8-shell paper sorters, A PA RTM ~NT stove ., ~I• "'"' Floor lamp SJ 8mm pro t·hord organ S25 S.'8·51l8 Carlow. N B. 644·8317 seat S2; truck gun rack tie work, worth it. male.es L 0 N G c. a r r 1 a g e $5 each; Standard elec-S12.SO. Refngeralor ·$18 SINK : 54s-2369 1ec:tor & c<1merd. $15 ------Sl 2S · VW spares. 2 for good tapes. S15. 548-3134 type w r 1 le r S 2 5: tric typewriter, needs Magnus ch~rd organ S8 each 2 boat cu~h1on' S8 BOX spnng &. mattress. AQUARIU~ S4 Light S4. ss': ~oor car racks Sl TOASTER $3; 30·cup cor. adjusting, S2S; powder Baseball P1tchba~k S2 \fetalwalkini:a1dSIO 13 double. 525 9ui1ted Camp cha1rsS1.Camera each· croquet set S2 ; LARGEcoffeetable.anli· fee pot $.5; ELECTRIC table $7. New baby Child'sencycloped1asS3 p1ett' 1, l'OOdutl pipe 111' bedspread S25 ;-o;e"': blu~ SIO. Movie sc~een $20. b lack sequin evening que orange $25; large 3 hvmg rm wall clock S3; walker $8. Baby mobile Toys, games 2Sc-S2. Sat length~. S2.7S eal·h I l\\tn be~spread ~2.5 ~ Ste.re<> so~nd hghl$ 82~. skirt $2; stole SI ; viny drawer desk $20: office PATIO lounge <foam) $1. Boat ladder $18. Boat 12-S onJy. Alley to rear of door tor tub 'ho\\ er wrought iron !-tide ~hairs. Ch 1 ldren s books SOc · dress. size 8. Sl. 7S: arm c)lair $3 ; JO'' stool S 7; BARSTOOL S4; hook $5. Modern arm 1502 Clay, N.n. between endosurc S7. Lavatory $20 eac:h. Roll or fo~m SS P.unch ~bowls $2 Afghan clothing SOc-$2 ; Sunday $2.7S; girls clothing good VA RNISHED captain's chair $S. Wh eels, all 15th St, St. Andrews porcelain smk S6 SI" Sat Sun. N.B. 548-9•98 kit S4 . .sat/Sun 496·S938 only 9am-3pm, So. Hunt· condition. size S. 7; chair SIO; 6 panel re-sizes St each. Electric Road vmyl. silver h:11turl' .. $1 GAS lank for 'H Yamaha CO~SOLE stereo s2s inglon Beach. 9092 Aloha 2Sc ·S2: Honda parts versible scr een $2S; roaster $10. TV trays Sl . --------. -, yd. Foldm.: lmk 'Pnng 175, like ne\\. S2S. Wi.ndowfanSS.6"6·07Gl .' Drive., <Teakwood ort Sl·S2S:Ipairneworange MIRROR$3;646-49S~. Caroomboard$1.Large TRAILER body, 4x7 , 'i'O\• r ot $4. llelmcl S4 548.0~1 Banning)968-'7975. drapes SJ ; flower pots. roam pellets, Sl bag. $1S.Junlorbed$1S.Baby Barbee~ SI 50 Sleeping DOOR. solid. window ~ - . 25c·$1 ; 2064 Republic <orr BOY 'S motocross stin· Bike baskets, $1 each. lamp $7. Formica .sink bag$3 Picturt.>..,&pnnl~T\\'Ohunkbedmattres:.es panes un t op. S2S . TJ~REE yearold caloric Oak>. 646·8H8Sat. only gray $2S. Child's bike Lobstertrap$6. Broken cut outs,5ceach.M1rror 1111 SI 50 Knick knatk shell SS. d~umport, good condi-vacuum $10. Pots. pans. d1shwu!iher. needs ~ew 9.3 carrier $3. Playboys, large sled Sl. New VW $4. Avocado shag carpet, w11h mirror $16 50 WOO<J t1un S20. large wingback 1c.s1. Si Iver 1c-75c motor gasket or possibly Pentt)ousei; lOc each middle seat $25. Electric 10x13, SlS. Table with plunteni, l:lt'ncht"" 'ltool:. ch:iir SS ; elegant kingsize Glasses lc·Sc. Utensils new motor S25: Poloroid 4 VW RIMS & beauty Redwood slain 2 gallons portable heater Sl. Size 8 buillin shelves $20. Free t I\• & stands i!i<' Sl6 Pt>n ht>adboard. provincial. tC ·lOc. Dishes. china M 6 0 ~ o u n l d 0 w n n~gs. $20. VW popout Sl. Wheelchair as is $2S lace ski boots $6. Size u standing shelves for ••• thou\e Playbo,. <i1rl szo. t~o van seats and lc·S8. Large silk screen automatic land camera windows $20. VW low bar Tires: Two A78xl3 $7 1 ace ski boots $10. child's room $1S. 249 :ind others. 20c Cml\1l fr a mes SS each ; painting "Oietnck". $25. with fl as~ attachment $2~. Power mo~er SIS. New SOOx13 $7.:50. 640xl3 Sparketettes bottles, $1 Albert Pl. Costa Mesa boolts20l' 548 O.W.2 b;,throom wall \'anil> Linens Sc·$3. dishes & and carrying case SlS. Shm Gym exerciser $15. mounted $3. 16Sxl4 each. Small artist easel--------- -----$20. 10 ply 8-14.S mobtle vases lc·S2 1500 Abalone onl wood table S4x~. BeerKeg$5.551-54E8 radial 4 hole rim $4 7Sc. 24x24 piece plate Want Ads Call642-5678 BLEND:SR ~.mfl~on,ole trailer lire. 10 ply, SI!, Pl. "httle" Balboa Isl SIS ; rour w~ chfiir~ TOASTER oven SIO Artie G78xl.5 $5. 4 hole 13" rim glass St. Maple root stool ;:;.=:t:·==~;::;_;:~..!::::::::::::;:::;:::;::=I ii@ilijn.Ji ~eo___ • oodm uUIJty bathroom Sat only wit~ green an ye ow Po u tent $25 675_3437 $7. 646-3680 $5. Hand s aws, Sl each. •1!11( & l!fUD• HODGE PODGE 1180" DRi\SS lR0:-.1 lirt>plact' cabmed$25.847 2666 plaid upholstered seats P P · Bunk bed rail $3. Wood .-; r , Al tool5rtplUll~'allhr11c·ke1 FISH rods. new & used . SS each; corree table LIKE new end tables CAMPER shell S2S. 2 skis, bindings $5.'Nulsy 3 S25 Occasional tabh• $IO EXTRA long l\\.m mat· $5·$25. Lures. tackle 30x60 dark plank wood S6·S8 Medicine cabinet Crager maes m Chevy tennis 75c. Magnetic cit El t Pol h':lter S:..I() tr~·ss andbo'<spnngs $25 ; 2Sc-Sl. Dishes Sl·SlO with brass look metal S4 s7J.7200 $S. R e built Chevy Sl. 2324 Elden U , CM. W C L ec "" the . h d SIS frame SIO ~1632 Silverware $1-$15. Chest edge trim $25; hexagon · alternator $10. Dodge 833 _ 2480 :a"ll1:rr wi " 3 ,. • $25 Old was htub SS. cabinet end table, plank GENIE garage door van irill SS. Aluminum ---------1 67 S _ _ CARD and game eating Paintings & rrames wood with brass look opener. complete, $25. camper tailgate SS. 3 ALU MINUM 10-hol e 12· ORNATE lmnit room table 125 646 2237 Sl-$12. Dolls SJ.SS. Books metal edge trim 125: two Daisy co2 BB pistol $10. Speed man's bi~ycle $18 drum for large truck $10. tr a verse rod SS Sk 1 DESK SIS: 40"x60" metal & magazines 1~ Sl. 281 wood end table 18x28x19 Large box fan SS. Garage Rawlings alummum te!" Four 10-hole cast iron t•~ boou. woman's s1t.e 8'>:i. orftce desk S25: boys and E. 16th St. CM. ~at/Sun. high, SS ~ach; two truck door hardware. hinges nls racket $8. Polaroid droms, $10 each. 2 West Germany. $20 girlsCtucagorink skates 10·4 __ t!re chains ror 12x16.S with springs, like new. Swinger camera with Shocksfortargetruck,SS 64S·9277 $10 each· girls Schwinn • h , tires used only once $20 $20. Sat. alter 5pm or case $8. Baby playpen SS. each. 675-5258 -Stin ra ·bike s12· sur· SEWIN(, mac Int: S25. each: push lawnmower Sun NQcllecks cash on· 319 8lh Street 3 bl<><:ks BICYCLES itir l 's fboa~~·stereo;ecord Bike excerclscr $25. $5. 20381 Meander Lane. lysS7-4/l80 • from beach, Downtown BURGERMASTER ham· Schwinn $25; Hurry $20. 1 $20: 1 ctn r d Vacuum Sts. Touater $6. Huntington Beach In Huntington Beach. burger patty maker, 4 Bpx springs. mattress. P a~~c~et sio~ ~lac~ li~~t Cloth l's S2·$10. Pinatas Landmark T ~a ct . 2 MAPLE matching. end parts, 125 each; wlll sell $20. Litter cages $25. $s M'l-2281 · $1 so. P l anters S4. 963·1664. tablel, $25 pair. Small SLATEtoppool table $25. separately. Dukane pro· ntch chair SS. PJuy pen · Ca ndles SOc ·Sl.50 harp table $25. Child's Claw foot old bath tub jector $25. 2S"x60"xlf•" $8. Awn bottles S<'·$l. DOGHOUSE $15 girls Aquarium $5. Radio SS. RABBIT hutch $10; pistol s mall rocker $8. Parlor S25! Old Student. chair mirror I?(). Small UOv G1r1'1' shoe roller 5kates 20" Schwinn btke $15; Books Sl·S.S. Stationary 1891, not In workinl coo· chair bat rack szs. 10· 4desk $15.1'2 Typewriters fan $6. Wetsuit pants $10. sa. Clothlng 5c·SS Stere<i Sunbeam stand up hair Sl·S:S. 2412 Oranee, Ooete dltlon $25 ; baby clothes. s peed blu. Hercules, SS & SlO. Mist 20 Steam R 0 ya1 , standard • • SI. 45 r.p.m phono $5. dryerSS.M0-1016. Me1111 largebox$15.842·M42. $25. Cane dinette table curlut~.R bberboots typewriter parts $4 . need ~p2ir. Magasines. 125. 3 cane chairs. SlO Insulated SS. Endtable Travel"le rod, 5c ft. Head • book1, 5t"S0c. Toy~ ADMIRAL refrigerator PATIO flower cart. 3 BOSTON rocker s2o.:, each. 2 eotd matchlne SS. Wicker Dog Bed SS. akll, t't", $20. Decorator Sc·50c. Vases. bottles S2S : lawn mower $5; shelves. wblle Iron. 2 bikes good shape. 20 chairs, $20 each. Pond-Stereo/r ecord con· paJnUnp $5425. AM & sc-Sl. llt» Corona Ln electric edger SS: photo wheels. $10. White chest boys with mot~~ross ble TV 125, Sat only 9·5. sole & TV $10. Sllde FH" pboooSlS. Timmer ~ • 540-1542 enlarger $5. 538-1059. 612 or bu/fd, Jots of stora1e. bendJeban S20: 20 bo~ 206 w. Wiiton. CM. door buHeU10. Old razor $6. Speaker cabinet ltS. I Alabama Street. Hunl· $2$. Room or ottice hlf,hrise handlebars 125. Corner of Wiison Ii S2. Old camera S2. 2910 5 • pl a 1 t t c bo a t YA E H K 0 0 8 D S U N N 0 B 0 X E R I E l B O 8 D M I N K A Z N A N 0 B U T C BOSSHE800HERANGDCWA N R B K 0 M 0 8 0 R I C B 0 N H Y I R H E 0 I D E N G 0 N B 0 N J T 0 B S 8 G N N B G I N 0 B B B 0 R A X N 0 X A· U J U 0 E E C B T A 0 6 1 H B U 0 U N O l S O P B A N 0 S R L 0 E L R B A G R O T T D O 0 0 G 0 0 8 I R 0 0 I E 0 O R E L D R 8 N L E H 8 S N I B 0 0 L 8EUEG~OAO1 TOAEKOGR O O L Q G E G R N B 8 0 N 0 S l E N 0 8 NOUSiERZBOZOORtROBS E B 0 B 0 X 0 A E I G 0 8 N E V B E U R A 8 W N 1 W B A S H E A H K R U 0 8 1nw1.1ctlon1: HldcMn M!fdJ bflow appew forwerd, beelc.- wtrd, up, down or dl1gonetty. Find 1eeh Ind bo>e It 111. ~ • Bobolink Bonanze Bonus ~ 8091• Bond Booby ~ Bo 1 ero Bongo Boohoo Q Bologna Bonito Boomerang ,. CAR rad.lo. new. out o< '76 lngton Beach. dividers. du•oft\e trim, 4. 20,. lirls Schwinn S20: Fairview w. Yum 8• Cir. SA wind1creen $10. Out· * t Dodge V3TI. $25. Propane S8 ea c b : w ll 1 u 11 24 womans Sears Beach 836• 7897 Sat. 9AM to 5PM board mot« szs. Corner < cyllnderSts.M&-1824 SCHWINN Stingray girls separately. All excellent Crul8er$2$; blg trlkeSSt MOTERCYCLE Tires RedJands le Univenlly. L--...:.·------r..,_ _____ _ $10:.surfboard $25; condiUon.67S-62'79 20"boysScbw1on.n~ On e Braad New Atter9,6U-1Z72 ,..... _! ~ ~~ '60· '67 VW Bug parts. ren klngs1ze bedspread. 1okl . pedals and chain. $12 aa universal•· One'54 xis NEW bethlvea ,. tupen: ' r .a ST AR. GAZER ft~ Monday 1111? • ders S7-$15; front hoocl tmd oranie nowert SS; BOSTON rochr SZO; is; 28" womana kpeed, Llkencw$S·&te.2037 Hive. t:zo; Super. $10. REMINGTON ofllce l~°Wffl\ &,CU.TUOC.UNi--...,..~~-. .,.. m : tear cover $'7; as brownbea.nba~chalr$$; broiler and oven S4; re· need Ure and tube s1a: • Redwood lx4 ld lx8 ~ sas. 2 Ura, ,... ~IU ~ 0. kif, °""" H UH.A UVI. llO rted ll&hl pa rt! bit'cntennial pewter cord player $9. After 28'' womans ooe ale~ FRENCH Pnwtnclal ta· Sc·lOc •1 foot.' Old &.»JI, SS eecb. ~cr•I do..:!.' ~ A-::'.,,,!',,.,:! sw.. v ~ :'1! ll:H' JOc-Sl.50. re•r bumpe1 plate. rc1l1tered. cost lOam. H71 Albacore Schwinn S12. u ii; tJtf' ble 25"-tuare, ld.ra*W, typewrlten le addln1 motors 2J chanatl C.8 . o.. 1.1~ To ,,.,,1w on•uog• •~ S-Soy, io!i;.M.STAJ ayi .-SlO ; naming board~. S2 $75. wlll sell for $25 ; Drive. HunUn1ton mau J..speed Scliw)On tolid then, •• nctllent mcbln u $10·S22. $20. SUnirey bile CS. A/J04f~.. ,_~~!neto_...,_ ••-11 \S l'\", uch; mutn11r S3. pair ol model schooner s h\P Beach. 96t.238S. 18; roldlna bike llolld condlUOtl, t:ft. A rew Chtmlttrf 1111uware 21 .. llCAcolor TV,•• ff. ~':~11~ ~J:: ,,1 •· ll~-· Koc~~,,. T75·15tlreson aoodrlma 24"xZ2''.Sl0.538..()67'7. ~Otwinbeds compleQ Puppy from middle qr llrl&lnal oil ~lntlnp JOc·Sl0.875-3115 '2$.9684820 ~.,,_h1 ~r"': E.,.., 61 ,.-~1' $15. Toyota pickup over • fti l•t• 40'1, need adJu•t-flO.:~ Kinp1M quflt-S • . -.J -'11·~·)).4> 4-1•,_, """".-.,,;!! _ load sprlpp. $15 e•c:h. SCHWINN MX Slinlta..v each. 968®l • e.r 1 mnta, szs.. Alter lOJm, bedspnfd, brown 6 IJ'WIN bed matlftll, box C()U"d szs. Beda, •11 I J4'-4Ml.t1 ,.....,_ ~~ if~ · " •• 2139 President Pl. CM. $25. a.t2:1t11. pm Saturday, S•tunlay and Sunday whlle Cretonne popular tptlnt fr fr•m• '2S. ea~h. Dtnetie table ,17. .,....,.. t~ n.._. th~ IMW'.WUS '49'92115 AQUARlUMS1S:bldmfn.W001> foreman• dt1k 9'7t Alb•cort Drhe., lt_•J.l•m. t(lod'u naw, QuHlllite headboU'd" B-:h.s=~b~~ki~7 ~~l~~ .!~ !~· .. · 1r:. ~::-&ft MAPt.& comer lamp la· ton $3; fN-Htandin1 r~ laa; -~~ ::d wit~ :s:.~1Lon Boub, $2 .sp-73ll. •. -.r .~ Lc:=r-~~~ ;~A.iss.1&11,!)hondlnt' at.lm"' u~ !j1: ~ IJ~I :nJ bJe 30" ~uare tradl cord rack S2'.. &12·31'1. uter ' •r• •io --~p .,itJe -'II run ha.I a Udl SttftCt ~ P=. ..a,.._. ~ rn=:::~ .:. U~al style. Sood tondl· e!cJse~~· ~:ck ·~ 1 ~. VWlt~t.IVW ~oft!:' table $10. Ca.rel CARP•T, Sdl beige <.--~"~'" li"" ;=~ ~.,. ~~ Vlttl• Uon. t25 W·03112 _ WHITE crib S20: Crib ~:'°tt 4/(jr-Dode ' Van • CHROME mQI, 15XS, slde windoWI, # . I t.abl4tt •htda.! cat t1pe wool, Sk f7!:1D ~ ~.m' 11 If~ 3i::, ~F• """'" '11 ~ KIRBY vacuum $15'. maltrtu SIS:. Watdtl.nC trltl W'Oftl out tlrt11 sZ GI each: °"mbetl.al 190 !Z'~~<irra· '! d~U5,---, LIV CAR.~Pt.,cr 120.. •)..!.lfit41 ltt,;.;' axtw . :: ,.. ~t!!-9§; .!!!.! Campbell chains tor bumper )S • Oree~ tacll;S/l"pal'tldeboant lb8, tao. Square e.a t.I• ~ Car apeatera $25. Utt · t.ri llr.-n~ ..,....._ s -;-t 14 " 6 70xJ.S tires : 1 ct:rplaypette:a= $)~~ 2"&1' ii ucta : I"~ ~i 'ir':"· r .. :::,.~, iiJlLT •• iio••, onn. l ·DOOR Hfrl1tr•tol", amae tG«ee table $1$. It~ :.: = eti at . :r: ;e b up ~.no . .st&lm oodenotat:a· Boys 1'.1''fNm nabbilr SI: Dlll:•n · 0_:•50• :..ma aulDJNI, eltctrtc szs~ ,,... t*.·Mi.. '2S. 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SS-1111 mtr, IQQI shaft. muual ~....._ ~ • 11~ MobU•Tl'avl«Trlt, -d ....... -I PB/PS •••••••••••••••+-••••• ·-.......... ·•• atAut, lliOU; , ... ,.,. ,$500 Lancer'•· tll' fl 28'in ae1f cootai.Ded, refrl1, .. _. • vw ... • • ~ u u;ala di 107 ~~ ~~Clahlp Keaa '9h 8017 m.nu rr1.L.;-r · stoct, J each; 10'4 oUlbt •1:;Jdn/ 91 •e xlotcood. P.P. M'l""°. ::~r::-.ti::1mm. inoo. --... ,~: ...... l»vUtlt diH 111" ?;(jia;q M'.r .a ~J& ...d:>l ~fdi..T .1a1111r •••-••••••••••••••••• V"'"9....,_. .... ., ub. ••••••--•••••••••••••• priceorftettrailtr. ..... "' ._._ , .......... 632·TUO CATOROOM1NG SAILBOATobsoldfeqwp ~AMACOVI ........... ••••••••••-Ntflo __ .,..._ .. ~ ,4Mud R,,.•..,PULlk 1-.111111• Bee. Moqao mare, brok o EGYPT al w u ·1 bo t rta ' ·11 BSA 0850c: c Tbun· & Acc.....nH 9400 a -1 ' de 4' drh•i bl FREEARTCLASS l lOUSE F a e. ea aa a pa • Ytldlt $ .. n derbolt Le tha 10000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new. many xtraa. 26,000 e Morten IC dlnl, -OCC•Weavtnc, Baut. Pl--078Z ~w;~O it:c:~fu1~~ 34111 C........... Crii. mlla.':tebw'it tro'ot OverMad rack for Pk up, ml. must see. 54&-S760 ofm.iWealern (71') ~MU1T2Sunooty 1•PyttaoetSlO c.M)2..SdaUy.MSat. ' O..roa.t.4t6-IUJ ""1penalon. radn 1 $50, lt'll ~ ton CMvy '60 Ford ~ too., allarp, 3 L11c11 Kenmore Wuher 9 62-1114 1boc:k1, mecbaokally '1fft side pkqp bed only, evwy ma. uooo. U1cH11rr 807 Gu Dryer V'f Id CODd CAL 20 Trailer, Elecldc '16Clr¥alerJJ' perfect. s1.ooo. CaU ¥11Ucond.$11S.SS1-0'T46 51Mnl -··----•••••• $22$ botb' band made ...._,,arg.. 1090 brllkes.$495. SLOOP wltb lraller, tU·ltZS after s or LATH£ 21 ~• Morlalekl 0.. • Checker. table ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~66 loaded electrlc: start weekends &Jl¥\ime. o-ar.-Road Star Maia "'13'r11 DaL Pu, desert wbll Wall ' lOb oiB Vied 1 Um" for Datsun PU. 15x8, + Ura abell, xtru. !OM 112tmo.000cau~~.rorves. $3Supbol· .... alrunlt, 1 pcd ~ 1.1 .._ uMOlllJID 2D'"BoatTrallerHeavydu· ~ $UOounder U&t. Honda '71 xlnt cond. Now 15x.1, 2 each. $2'7S. all mL $29do/olfer. 968-9463 .........-ui • vy i '-VJJU nAPt " b'.lincleaxle,xlntcond, ~ battery, muffler &M-1278 Mhctl••* IOIO '3S.2chest.$1.S,SS1·4MO 16'15.5'.S-7616 DAHACOVI Ena. overhauled $5soi----------•Supec abarp '12~ Dats\111 ••-•••• .... ••••••••••• Eat~te Sale. Beaut. ORGANS .Y.WWet 768-&160 Reblt Chevy 6 cyl enr. 2 PU. Gas Mizer. 493-381'1 SWIMMING POOL: Wal1aceLaRetne, 71pca, COMPLETELINE INh.l'•wtr 9040 34551 C.uta"•• SOOxa2.s 10 ply \Ires, _ffV_e_l_w_knd ____ _ •SAW •SBYICI •LIASIHCir Oveneas Del"'Y Service le parts now ope" on Sat's 8 to• for rour convenience. SACRlf"tCE askin1SI09S.Stradavarl, •NEWORUSED• ••••••••,•••••••••••••• 0..Polftt.496-1762 ~~1= ~ =~ mounted,FrankS46·3202 "77 El Camino. Auto, PS, t.eadJo"g Mfgr & dis· 23 pea. '295. Appcox. ~ F~1,.;llf1bC:U:;tfd~ea t TRADEINSALE 14' Hobie Cat. & Trailer 494.n09 VWENGlNES radio, 6 cyl. 3300 ml .• r::Jlllll!llM" tribut« bas dlx above prc.'46-125& A· .... -...... ed HAMMON 19M 38' Pacemaker Aft ..;,.5 • _,_ d USED· REBUILT Mint! $4'100. Call 168-36'74 -·-l ml I uu....-1.. Cabin Cruiser. Twin ..,, · '75HoodaCT70xwlcon . DerBuagySbop530-6940 .., ........... aw m Ill poo 5 NORGE Ref rig. Cop· ORGAN DEALER In VB's, IKW Gen, 800 hrs 536-Gl must sell, movinc $300. '618 Chevy~ Too PU. 292, l eft over from 1916 pert.ooe, r uns good. 50 Oranee C«lnt)'! ! We will total time. Gen f\ewly 2'/• Calalina ?" Dsl C&l1646-5967 after9.80pm DismanWng69 Ford LTD, 6, auto, FM, w/campe.r. season. ~ Prlce. CLAMS87~ not be knowingly un· O.H. Large dbl bed alt.. "1 • call for pa.rta. Also aood $000.orbest.548-8'1'19 Guaranteed installation denold! ! Much equip incl dinghy w/Newpt charter bu.a. & '71 BSA 6SOcc T hun· 360 VS ene na.nninl now & terms. Call (Anaheim) •FREE• OB davits · elec galley' Lido allp. Prof malnt, tax derbolt. Less than 10,000 Call 6"2·17Ss aft 6:30PM • '13 Pl.atoo Engine Mud a 1 533·32'0 Collect '1300. Fine quality 4x8 ORGANCLASSES haiier wuidlass, VHF: advtgs, makeofr.Own. orig.miles.Rebuiltfront PU w/sb ell & xtraa.---------1. Daya/eves Mahogany Pool Table, l Mon eve·E very one fat ho & new f u 1 I 67J..T124 s uspension, racing Autos for Sal• $1695/bstoCr. 842-4il919. TRAIN SETS· .. Minl ')'l'old.K50.~ Welcome enclosure aft. Boat lo LIDO 14, Cov. 3Sads. Pvt shocks, mechanically •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Vms 9570 QUALITY. Trix".3ft.x6rt.cu..atom STOPINORCALL average condition. List· pty. Good cond. $1200. J>9errect2.S Slr,otoo. 6Call G.Wd 9510 .......... ••••••••••••• BRITISH layout w /atations, lnduat Vac vacuum, dry, 644·9200 ed at $39,500. 1st $33,000. MS-OOllOeves. 63k·1ends9 nytia er or ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Dodge van. xlnt cond ·;;TT ·~ village, mount.ainl, tun· indust air compressor. takes. Wasson Yacht wee a me. CAR OUTLET Many xt.ru. Must see · USED CARS '1!tlh .. i • neJs,,ake,forest.etc.A 857 Senate St, CM. ~:Jr~6'g.i>J..Gt: Sales(714)223·2609 S::tCIJ~!~te~i~~~~··74 Kawasaki 350 apprec. $3100 fir m . '96'6'MGMT • ·,~~q1'~:\i ::i~1;:e at $300l Call 642-8866 ~ Easteo'tit~Hwy 27'Trojan, ExpCru.lser galley. stereo. Dana Pt: Longh.°!!· g.fH~fs~ CLEAM CARS 557-7621. wir es, OB CU8CKU)' r, .U i,,li • • RATTAN&WICKER Coronadel Mar TWinV-8's,rad,sounder stip.$3995.*-0661. cond,..,.,.,. m. · AT . '73 Ford Van Econo ioo, sensiblepymts. • WANTEI) SEMI ANNUAL SALE $MOO AY646·9000 Cli per Marine 26' trlr '71 Yamaha 125, low mi, LOW PRICES automatic, ail' c:ond, 302 '71FtAT124 SpJ ..... TOP CASH DOLLAR On all merchandise in F1EL~Warebousesale 1974, 18' Omega tri-hull, oG.ce, dinghy. issoo: ~~1~~=· Aft. S, 50ToChooM From ~~~·PB, xlnt ~~~~·HT andaoft ·lhno'.> PA I D FOR YOUR stock.ClosedSun/Mon ~~o~.r~:::.s1~:i~~1~:: ::o~ha1:s:~~s~o!~t Xlntcond.833-3693 $499to$1999 . '7lTRIUMPHTl6 ,.11..,wl i~EJ-i'i~T8M[i1: RA TI ANLAND Grands, Players. Going cond. $4300. 839·59'l6 26h~~J1.·csoo6 5.ail~I~. S.etcg.aleletyc'. ·~P~~t~~ ~=·.::~ Excnpl•of Stock: '7::~e~ti:.°~~~~~e:0~J: OD, 4spd, <971KBV)lblml • .qrS: SILVER SERVICE, 1213)430·01 11 outrorbusmess.Rent-lse . B~.67"1003~ EndandLowEno.Need '72C XR'1#555062 onlylS,OOOmi,644·5663 mac:ulate, aens o FINE FURN. & AN· opt. K~wai, ~tein~ay, 40' Seldawolf .Ketch.AFlb11?e '"' ... Cash$800. ,;>gfJ:'Toronado pym~75 Ff &'JXl/f •·~Jn' . .",.,· TIQUES 6452200 . ElectronicComponents. Baldwin, Chickering, w_o,r cruiser. in ' 9 123GRB '70 FORD 9 Pass. Van.1 ~ ~ M • • Testequip,etc,etc. Yamah a Kimball d1csel,3KWgen,Auto l8'SolCatI976,newcust. 79.4279 G Mags AM/FM tape :!~g:;.. WGGAGE TAGS 536·1179 wr1u8r tk7h14 >6J8G-2G110 '. ~i11~h fn~~hX·~;ct ~~: ~~~· ~~ ~i::;1.f~s~~Yi~cfJ ttONf?A 750, ·11 ~omp. ~-Ca~PE~~rado ~~8C:ut~~o'°~:s. Pt! <470MV.'!> l o 0 d ow11 .ost :.. from your business card. 1 "-ST l D "-YS 12072 roo urst, bo d $61 ooo w trlr. Super clean. $2400. touring accessories & 70 Mustang Fastbk 495-4631 sens.pym ... d h ~ A 3 ar · • · asson 962 ,.,..., cust seat. Al cond. $195. ?2 MG MIDGET ,'l!f2n ~1 Send goe car for eac YAMAHA Console Piano. Y a c h t S a 1 e s • ""'"'' 700AZM VW Bus 1970, 6,000 mi on .. _a tag p'us on• spare. We I'.'\ U I T T I M G (?l4'223·2609 Call Don Duncan 545-8261 71 !'l'onteCarlo256DlW AM·FM, tape (128EKC) u::m " • "" T Walnut finish, 4 yrs old • d 997 7.,,.. ' reblt eng, new clutch & ·voM return permanently IUSINESS $1300. Ph556·1434 Hobie 12 Monocat. New ays, ....... eves. 71 DodgeDemon936CPC exhaust, radial tires. Concourscond. b ?:iOJalcp sealed attrat~ive t.ag1· & 50% OU almost ever· P1 a Ebony\.,u rl i" tze t Chnn· e.; Cpra~~t 30. ~~~:n c~~·J: sails and~~· Moped, good cond. 68Chev Impala WWS982 $1,850.494-8428 •74 JA:GULoARdedXJI z I ,,.,_ sJtDrap, muiee !ngtsa1rp1ne 'ything. Wrought iron .. 499$2·001886 IMPORTS 24roo.ooof (680mM1,EP>a • $Wl• Jn.Gtq :•: .• req re ... en, . re-fence, 5• high (l60'). In· Spinet Piano, xlnt cond. &16·5363, S48·4024 '70 Ford EIOO Van ,Ji !.ilC· vent los~ & theft. For a quire Lee's Nursery, 3601 '500. 640·7648 'll2Seabreeze Sportlinc 19, Boats, Slips/ 7~1DSa~~:~~C XJnt cond. Must sell ! '72 VW CAMPER h:i .~, personalJZed tag el_lclose E Coa.st Hwy CdM . Upright Piano, & trlr 75HP Johnson Docks 9070 125 Suzuki MX. $325 or 7''0pel 1900613FTN $1795.S36·2429 anytime Has everything, excel wallpaper, hbr1c: or · • 0 ,8 ·,b .t t k ••••••••••••••••••••••• trade for late model 75cc "" Autos Wanted 9590 cond (482FDN> ;t';,c't> '(dell .· Jtru.: t W't'lil .J9qi1;· 1Urw '-' ')S1"if ·'' 101 • ~ n s .a. =!'1 01.: .sra ," .8>. n< ~ "), l2 t.11 .Jci .!·~ to ii:~· :>&i :>1Jl qiS • :>01 • tJn 1.<1 i qoJ 9U~llJ· .0!:1, .. J ,~)In..,. !ll:IH ., •YO'M .•. ~'"'"' blO ; 1m:lq " J~ Llf,, u:2 ~ "Day Clo" paper & we 1.8 cu ft uprght freezer S4~~~1c10~~~5647 S2500.~9·~~72an ' pump. S L I p WANT ED I!' Enduro. 552.9073 73 VW Sup BeeUe ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRIUMPHS will back & trim your w/sarety dr $150. 3''2 hp NewPort for -n· new sail '7l Kawasaki, St. legal. 2 4&6HGC Drive ovu 20 quality ~fc5k t~~a~V. two cards O/BSSO. 675·3437 P~~· xf~~~:~~. c~i"::.1~. B0~i~8~~;fi~~ boat.by 3·1·77. 848-0107 sets fenders & mufflers. 70~~t:~gg:i~1:~F T;~~~~ :::a~s~or used Lease/Buy Sensible PRICES: Jr. or sm. adult wheel must sell. 644·5796 675-6666 Pvt Back bay Slip $300. :>48-1251 71 Fiat Convt. 091921 clean used cars, trucks & pymls MG's $2eaor3/$5 chair. Folds, like new. , . to36" . SlOO/mo .. 72 Yamaha Enduro 250 TRUCKS Corvettes. Ask for Paul 4/5 tags $1.60 ea. S90. 675-5237 Like new Everett Studi 25 Chris . Craft. bristol 645·7814 nights Runs gd. S450 /bst ofr. 72 Chev PU 1119223L O'Neill. Over 2<> quality used ful\ 6/9tagsSL50 ea. Water mattress for hosp. Upright Piano. Beaut. cond. Twm engines. full • . . . thiswknd 644·8084 64Chcv PU 17069U HOWARD Chenolet machines. 27 Lease/Buy 10ormore$1.40 ea. bed p d $300 II S2 modern pecan f1u galley, closed head, ull DOCK lo 32 . p0we1 . SIOO Oove&QuailSts. planssensiblepymts SalesTaxlncludcd · 31 'se OO. w/pedestal bench 1·anvas. xtras. Must sell mo. No ltveaboerd. ·74 SJ Kawasaki 400, 2· 67 FordPUS4S9J.t NEWPORT BEACH 213/694·2854 NO CARD? Mr. Gillman, S48·l06S. $1000/bst ofr. 540·8310. now! $2900 or best off~r. 675·5707 wkdys aft 4PM Stroke, xlnt mechanical 62 Ford Van lA6ti743 714/994·252$ .Draw _your own or send Cobra 138 sn"I sideband 675·3198 cond. 494·2751 aft5:30 71 Ford Ranchero90949J WE PAY TOP DOLLAR a address phone & • Hammond Organ, M·3 Newport Mooring, 25' to 72FordCourier96739'r FORTOPUSEDCARS •••· '-'+-'" n ~e, • CBradiombox.46chan. good cond. $600 or be!> '68·32' LUHRS twin 40', prime loc. orrer:. HondaCT781970.Good lid w1th1sAdlll2·14·77 -4 ~.llA~~ ~~~h~ard per $220. War. 557.4397 offer. 960·3458 Chrysler e n g. VH F O\'er S5000. Afl 7PM. cond . $1'15 FIRM. 642 065] FOR~~i~~~~2~.STIC . • • Send check or money or· WANTED: radio, fathometer. CB G75·52l5 Call 545·8155 Randy. • If your car is extra clean d t RESIDENTIAL SITE SporflftCJ Goocb 8 09 radio. bait tank, electro· . COR HA RBOit/ :.ce us first. er loL:OT PRl .... Tl .... G FOR SWIM .. ING POOL ••••••• ••••••••••••••• gun rd system. S22.500 Pri vale dock for rent. 1973 Suzuki \~ Street, VICTORI A BAUER BUICK i.;;sourH aAEA UOULcv•Ro •&Al" p "' "' "' New Scott boots. med Call · Terrv DeBartl at DoycrShorcs.Nli.Up~o xlntcond,S350. CostaMesa 1toi<m 2900 •,.ll69o~• P.O. Box 1560 L eading dis tributor shell. Sl50tbe:.l. 6i3·707 -52.7711 ofc 752·7074 re:. 55 . max h gt . 1 ~ . 494.7473 29'l5 Harbor Blvd. S Costa Mesa, Ca. 9'l626 wants a nice bk yd to dis· 1 • Pre,·a1hng rate 821·0230 Aritt-s/ Costa Mesa 979 2500 Alfa Romeo 9 70 ---------1 play new 1977 model of eve. 556·6328 da}s aft6PM (71.tl: (213) 92"'·4491 '71 Yamaha 350. Engine Cl~;ics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer drafter, holds·~ Keg above ground pool. Top r G d h · WE BUY Alfa Spyder '74. Sspd ~•..,.,,._,new cond. $200 FOR SALE: Full :.1z '75 H Tahiti Day Cruiser 1o~ S _,.,_ & roten. oo s ape. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "' ~ cons1derat1on given ror trampoline. SOOO or be:. 21. 460 F d J" t t d ... ~ ,._ $200/ofr 536 1233 AM /FM :.tereo, Mags. 67J..5276.Call aft11AM. prime location. Call rr s 1 353 L or e · anX~m Ski 9080 . . 1952 MBZ JOOS Classu: CLEAN C ARS immac. $5900. eves <Anahe im > Collect o er. at ony, t~lr.cuslom cover nl •••••••••••••••••••••••Good Hodak a 100 . Coupe·Oneofonly86pro &TRUCKS 64-t25S6 CUSTOM SJ3.3252Day/Eve PerleLn.GM cond. $6250. 751·1919 to 13"3" BOSTON WHALER Power ed dirt bike duced that ye.ar! Mu!>t . . 10 Brunswick 4x8 3 pc slat see. Trlr. 55HP Evinrude, w/helmet & boots. $150. see lo appreciate! Pn. Audi 9707 •• WOVEN WOODS CARPET NEW. l06 Yds pool table. solid wood de Marine Dealers & Y;icht lights, n ew st eering, 675-3437 ply. 581"7446· CONNELL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 50%T080%0 Jo'F Hvy Dark Choe Brown. corator 's legs. Musl se Bkrs See Business Op· Sl395.642·2046aft5PM • :J BENTLEY 1• t '74 Fo:ic. 4 Vr, auto, air, 0 · k Nyl on Plu"h Sac Yamaha 250 ••x 5. ~·.YPC CHEVROLET ·r 1 ver40m-st.oc patterns ~ · · to a pprec . Dix ac portunitiesClassAds 01 RHO S rf 1 slereo lapc,.snr. omi. Also l\UNl·Blinds 675-5906 cessories. lamp. etc. NEW Vanson boat trlr. for l\totoc-ross off road. $675. • " • 2 tone si ver, \lu:.t sell. &H 5576. 645-8950 833·9770SPEAKERS SRL 3 Way. $495. Consider bumpe 17' Tollycran speedboat '16 to 18 ' bo;it. S400. Sat. only. 353 La Perle Pvtpty845·3848 2828 HarborUlvd. ruauc AUC TIOH 12'' bass. Chest & dress· pool on trade. Ram Pr h u 11 •. damaged but 675-5707 wkclys afl_4__ Ln. CM '46 I 2 lon Chevy, good cng, COST A ~t (';SA ·7~!\I~~~~('~·~~~k~~l~co~~: MANY ITEMS OF FINE ing tbl. Call 548 8732. golf clubs XlOOO, like nc ::::~~~=~ts7:.~ng1ne BOSTON WHALER 13. '75 Honda 360T. W /xt_ras, runs good, 962.5333 aft 546-120 0 S2200 t~2·3:1!'19 $125. 751·3773 · Johnson 25. side steer· mint rood & low miles. ?PM TOP DOLi.Ait ---- ESTATE JEW ELR y. WEDDING Dress. new, sz S R t t 1971 •-II Boy CC ing, bottom paint, nav SS.SO. 962·8972 '72 Audi 1001.S, Auto. New --ART OBJECTS. AN· 8 Whit e embroidered tor•, •1 auran, _. , -----1937 v.s Ford Pickup, all PAID l\lichelins, AM/f'l\I. 'lOCJh T!QUES. 1-'lNE FURN .. b·at iste e mpire full lar 8095 lg whl trlr, many xtras, hghts,xlnt Sl200.846·2487 ,73 Suzuki GT 380, xlnt ori ginal, sharp. Must I:\IMEDIA'l'ELY Cledn S2JOO. Lv msg h111 1 '?'C· PHONE 1-'0R IN· skirt. l~ng foll sieeves •••••••••••••••••••••• m&outOD.OMC. loats,StOf'-90,0 cond. Just tuned. 3300 sec. SJOOO. Call <213) FOHALL FO. & BROCHURE w /pellt co at S95 Stainless s teel sinks 39ChonnetlidoPk •••••••••••"";~; ••••••••• Mi.$595.642.0724 4-t22750orl213)283·8711 FORl::IGNCAllS i;75·2475 645.22()0 496-2273. cab1rielS, counter dr H.I. 6 73·01 60 BOA+STOR1\G"'.$JO mo CALTLOOS~ECE.?U~IS.t::IN • L k l 1 r. Husky 4sowR. '55 T Bird. beaut. cond C &&WWW 0 c e r 5 • s 0 r a ~ . . free launch Sail Pwr 56 000 ·1 S6000 Audi '73, 4 door. lOOLS, AM/F~I. air, xlnl cond. S2950. Eves 499·4167 • days 556·0311 A ~ .... WORM SALE JacuUJ Whll'lpool Bath cabinets. work lbls. NC 30 D1esel Tr, awler FI B .... 1 , ewport Dun-. ,,.4 0510 Good Cond1llon. · orfig. mi e22s8· · NEWPORT IMPORTS FOR GARDENS. Let the Portable cash r egister . C. E $27,500. 40 Elco T /S , ·~ "'"' "'' S595 751·9799 or be!.to r.S48·4 3100W.CstHwy,NB T. ~ormh,.lpyou cultivate. Call551·2(MO Surplu~ F\irn,900W.19l F/B. $20,000. Allnnllc T portat" Honda 70. 2100 mi, nice ·23 Ford Buckel T. 327 642-9405 1000for$4.JOOO.S10.Al s St.631 2777or631·2570 Pa cifi c Maritim e, rans ion en!?, $4,000 or ~radc ror ------'73 Audi 4dr. 1 owner. Jt worm cas h ngs. & • Coke machine, xlnt cond., 646.5491 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Full size. lrgr than WE BUY must sac. Leaving town. Wurr1 Farm. 1736 VMC-D27.Coll1temS!OO. 4 LIKE New 6' lighte ~1,Sate/ Mop e d , jusl a s Porsche.714·556·6297 •USEDCARS& Lknew.Bstofr.675.0226 r G-Otht rd,HB.8475141 Makeorfer551·3009 glass showcases. 1·12 19752'\'SKIPJACK, F/8 , Rent 9120 economical $200.968·2620 R.creationat TRUCKS• 9709 · --lighted wall case. Walnu loaded, Outrigger, swim ••••••••••••••••••••••• •75 YAMAHA Y280 Vehicles 9 530 Come in or Call Austin-H.aley furn fi s h inc tackle 2-1" Spkr set ; tape re ...... 8 p,e c. • · · · '70 Ford Ecconohne E300 BRAND NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE Appraisal 58 Austin Healey lOO.G. f .Mov111g sale. Household Elec. typwrtr. Olivetti 39. & er~··. 673·8033 te t ~12 90Q 557 6100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • tools. boat'& equip corder. 64S·<i090 TY. Rodlo, '32' GRAHD IAHKS Bubble top camper van 546·1855 CORVAIR SAND RAIL & Grotfl Che•rolet Needs Paint & Interior. l muclhmore. Call af ..n HlA. St..-.o Bristol Condition 302 vs eng. sto\'c, refr1g, Trlr. SC.00. 2 eng extra 18211 Beach Blvd. Afler6 PM 979-1245 7,.._. T8B ?S92 -sc .. ...-s •••••••••••••••••••••• gd cond. :.ec to apprec. Motor Ho..-1, parts. 645·3013 Huntington Beach _ ... _... Wcmhd 1081 GE color TV, 23" console Tastefully Decorated f>.l5·8786 Sal•/Rent 9 160 • 147-6087 * 549·333 1 BMW 9712 •• •• •••• •. •••. •••. ••. •• Al Newport· SJS,000. • ••• ••••• •• ••• •••• •• ••. 4 Wheel Dn•es 9 5 SO ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ....,,,. WANf SERVEL. G 1\ walnut cabinet, need S44·9353or544·6479 '76 VW Dix Camper. Xlnt 25.0PEN ROAD ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•M4 ·· REFRIG SSS CASH FOR work . SSO·offer. 552·8028 25, L 8 tri h cond. AM/FM, low mi, Fully self.cont. 4 WHEEL DRIVE 646S076 Goodustdfurn/refrigs Stereo Speakers. AR2AX twlnar:~~. ~~ra~I:~· 497·3125 Winterrates.644-8385 SPECIAL BJ frus & stoves 546-0768 10", J.way sy11tem, ex ~. 640-5491. Atlantic 8' Campr shell. ice box. _ Oak Desk. $80, Oak 1w1ve Wide wheels tor vw IS· cellent condillon. $2 Pacific Maritime cabinets. dbl bed. Table, t-CEW CHINOOK .. rha1r, S45 Oak t1tra~b hole>. Pair or older pair Call646-7816 For sale 19, Bay Launch & b7oot. Nice. $375. $6495 1977GMC ~~::11r~,;.r14,~~: $la5k =:w bucket seats. Craig 8 trk Tape Deck 18, classic Lapstnke 6«· 183 #RN28051631-76 l 646-5491 good cond. ~. wood hull, xlnt cond, '75 Toyota Chinook Mini SUIURIAH 4X4 9 passenger model. 400 C.I.D. V8 , automatic, air cond., pwr . steering + brakes, locking diff., oil cooler, 40 gal. tank, lilt wheel. crulse control. <TKR.267FSOS176). ------.... --•NEED used set En· 1-772·3903 $3800.64.2-5371 Camper. Good cond, only J Golf Clubs. Bag, Cart, c:yclopedlaa to help COLOR TV'S 14• Outboard S4500. Assume OAC. ~ Prof. Qualit,y. Coat S500 cbtidren w /homework. 557-1773 S1 FlneCond.1135548-8067 Not new. but reas. at fair· 35hp. Under warranty --------- & Iv recent please. 831·2551 $1500. 675-1396 '75 VW CamPf'r. AM /FM. 2 TWin beds, bedspreads. '# I t d 9 300 I O '' .C Bolsters. Rattan Table, U.S. stam ... le co'n• col· loots. Sail 9060 x 0 cqn ' ' m · ays Try .. fore Y•luy Rtftfal Relacrtes at ,... • • •••••••••••• ••••••• • • •• 975·~. eves 551·1442< H $8049J..7l21al\. 6Pm led.ioas. Pvt party pays ---------i Hobie 16, trlr, new trans & Motorfud IMles 9 i 40 LJST ... SI0,861.56 DISCOUNT ... $1636.56 more. Sl,425. 646·82SS or •••••••·~··•••••••••••• 581·7505. NOWS9.225 Allen GMC Trucks S.D. Frwy.-Avery exit LAGUNA NIGUEL '73 Enc:lnada 20, Trlr. head, 5.50/B& xtras. $3SOO. 495·4149 -:..:::!.::..=.:..:.. _____ 1 ___ -'-------i ----------1 Sailboat C&C 24', mtr. Must sell. orr. Moored a\ B-30 Dana Marina. 495-6896. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA I tlll8 I llro• h 111•'1 "'4u, f.n1J"on lf"O< t\ 114. ""' ~ CALL 13 I ·0100 '12 Jeep Renegade. PS, PB, V& Roll bar, tires, muaUdl. SJ8.8301. 18' Pace Arrow. Slps 6, '72 C ... •y llcner TM MEW HJ. I O·S $145 wk or $22 per day, 4c HARDTOP. Automatic, ·10 speed bike· per mJ. 67s-0625 pwr. steerln1, locklnl Oas+ Electric model& ---------• hubs & AM /FM radJo Su11ealedllstprice '71Newport19' Mint, xlnl w/tape. CllS808M). BikeltsolC. .. $144.95 cond. Lk new. 2 Gas PIUClDTOSRL Electric motor .. $144.IS tankl, hvy dty shocks, Ml•Ae&.E MAZDA Total.. ..... s2auo CB apt •• cab air, 6' c v MOW OM SALi rehia., mot«blke rack, 2.lSOHarbor Blvd., ·•· Blkeltaet1 ... $12us ftW\Y xir-.s. rnso. PP1 ___ 64_s._s1_0_0 ___ 1 dec:tric motor ... $117.35 640-7819 WWys Wan. 4 Spd, Waro ORDER TODAY ~.'70 '15 4 STAR 20' Dodge in O/f>.,ad body big Ure-. xlnl. c:ond. Lota of ex· Jnvst d SUSO, sell $875. t.ra •.MO. ~10 Call 548-8873. ''12 Dodae Explorer '73 Seoul. Xlnt cood. Lets Motorhom IO', If-coot, ol xtra.s, Sacrillce $2195: carrl 10 1at fuel, bvy _Pti...;._173-_5825 _______ 1 TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS ~·"] l1H1 I', FH Al •• Ol VO IHJNl1t.ir,TnN Of AC It 10.' Pill »1') OJ-l? WE NEED CLEAN USIOCARS HOW CAU.P»PY 540·5630 1011\~0\' & ~0\ • I'''' Ol '• Ml H• lillY SADDLEBACK BMW IUYORLEASI YOUR 1977 HOW SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 1976 IMW 2002 Blue metall i c . Automntlc, air cond .• sunroof. stereo & only Ml~HON VII JO IMPOlllS HJ I I ' ''i ,,f., ~. I ,. 1.J CREVIER &I ST 6 H OAOWAY 2'2'HARIOR l\VD. SA141A AMA COSTA MESA 835'3171 ---------1 TIICUU'IMATIONWIO~ WE *USID IMW'•* NEED •1s D>1A <HKWT> '73 Bavaria SIR 9061.VY YOUR '7620024spdS/R334PCW USID CAlt '891800 "-'pd ZXX8G8 .,..OW '743.0C$AS/R74GLWB " '78530l44pdS/RG02l>Hn TOP SP AID C&osed. o.. S.ftdays CAUGOltDOM COSTA MISA OIWtGI COUNTY'S AMC-Jm OLDDT m«HABBORBLVD ~ COSTA MESA Q "74 Oaprl , muat sell. 4c)'l, air, aut o., r:adlal11, sharp! $2000.493·~ •73 Capri V6, •apd, ~/FM stereo, decor int. $2,000. 960·2'113 972 ...................... DRIVEA LlnLE-. SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE lilWICK DATSUM San Juan Caplatrano •it-1375 493-3375 NEWPORT DATSUN SPECIALS · B210 4 Door. 4 apeed, radlo. (097PKE> ·MOW$2895 !88 DOVE STREET ~ear MacArthur &.Jamboree Roads 833-1300 lj75 DATSUN 280Z2+2 4 speed, radio, heater. air cond .. new tires & low miles. Silver w/black an tenor. <000912 > ONLY $6995 COST J>. MESA DJ>.TSUH 2845 HARBOR BLVD. 540-6410 540-0213 '11 n 210, 4-dr 4spd, gold xlnl cond. Priced right 496-4336 '76 Datsun 8210 lltrhbrk Rrn t·~l. tan int. AM F~t sll'rl'O. •ll.pd. S3200 'otr lil4)ti40-5371 , !21JJS53·5221 '71 Datsun :?60Z. Air. .:\l ags. new radials . perfet·t l>ody. 34.000 m1. S4ll00. 714-772·52.SO BRAND NEW Ji.T BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 38 PICKUPS To c:11ooM flooll\ 4 _.. • I IOdt • aalOINllce • LW8 • 8WI ffff CW•• Of~ a ......... All ,,..., pl•lely ••r•ect wlti. Reel 'T..,. COME IAILY POlmT SIUC1'IOM Bill MAX Y TOYOTA .... ······~·1 .,. .......... f ~\1Nf1Ht,.l ~1M lt •t ff MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS •.. 1... . } .... ._ ... ii '" ""'" ' • • "'•"• .. • llJl.1748 495·1104 '67 2300 S Coupe • OSCA engine. 'ery fa<,l, heaut1ful, \'Cry rare Ne\•er imported 1n lJ S \. Only 1 O\\ ner SJSOO. (5764) European Auto Boutique day e\'es 848·95o3 75 124 Fial Spyder. 63.000 m1. xlnt rond. (467DBS> 16' Hobie Cat. xlnl cond. WILL SELL OR TRAOE . ~lust sell this week. 751-8910 wkdays :\1ark. CHIVROLIT OMl-TON E-L-E-C· T -R+C.l-A-M-15 or P·L·U-MuM-R·1S Pickup Trude! NOW ONLY Brand Hew '77 HONDA Cars MANY To Choos~ Ft-om! UNIVERSITY Jaguar 9730 'Iii 230 SL. red, red blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• lthr. 4 ~pt.I, lo mi. i2 Ja(?. 2+2. I Sflll. lull~ eqwp'd, A:\l/1:-'M ''•·n·o, silver w tblark leath 1n1 14.000 mi. askm~. Si211tl <714) S2A·2564 Ev:-. '72 XJ6. Dark blue w gray mtr. A;\lffM tape Lo miles. Days 548-7741, evestwknds 645-3886. I Of A Kind '73-'74 Jag. V-12. Rdstr. Auto, loaded, lSm orig mi. Bsl olr over $13,500. 673-2&5 A'.t nt $7,000 524·79JH Leas• New-Used OVER 100 MIRCl!DIS O .. DISPLAY HouM of lmoorb AUTHORIZ~O MF.RCEOFS DEALER 6862 Manchester, Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ana Fwy. '67 350S 4 spd, sunroof. good cond. $2,450. 843-9020 Phil Long has eometo your rescitc • With the Newest, Friendliest Iblership in~ Cnunty We want to be the kind of automobile dealer you;ve been looking fqr. MISSION VIC JO IMPOlll S ., ••'·' r '• • ... '~ . . ·- 83 1-1148 49S 110'1 XLNT COND. '70 VVI" Westph. Pop·to~ Camper, beaut. Must .. A. see. Xtraa. Beat. offer ••• 675·3198 . • COMMONWEAL TH -~ MOTORS.LTD 1·1•J 'll II"'•, Ir )I ''"'·,,,·· )•11. OJ JO '66 VW, runs good, needs• paint. $700/or best orrer. 492·9859 eves. '65 Bug. Mag whls, many --------- xtras. ReblL eng. $695. '6G VW, tan, sunroof, runa- 645-1513 well. $S7S. HEW* USED vw·s Over 125 IMSTOCK Herd to find modef' ~~ 7'00 w .. tmlneler Blvd. w .. 1m1rr11er lts-7551 673-0378 '71 Super Beetle, reblt, eng. New Ures & J)alnl.."l Tape dk. $1500. 675·2299 ' '66 VW ' 4spd, radio & healer $800/orr. MS-9291: '" 1119• Su•*· I Re bit eng, clean. Sl295. 6'5-151~ '69 VW Bus, Snrf, Corvalr enl(, fix up car. Call David, 497-1132. Aldos. Mew 9100 AlltcK, Hew tlOCt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 .... . . 128 DICK llWI MOTORS FIAT 1tow • ._....,..,. .....,._.....,..111-11n I ·--i; I ,J '77 VOLVO HERE NOW FACTO*r AUTllORl!CD 10101A OCAWI 894-3322 839-2482 Autos. Used ;11 t ,1ol lldt' Coupe de \ii It-\ 111\ I tnp, gold lt-.11111•1 tnlt•1 rnr, ~reen 1·,IL•ri11r . :ill power. i.:1.uuo milt•<, (oni;inall. ~ I 11 II 0 . 8 7 0 • -I 5 6 4 c Fulll·rton) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ... ) There's no need to travel all over the territory to find the best buy in a used earl You II fend 1t right here at Johnson & Son Lincoln Mercury Just dnve in and look over our targe selection Then get our pnce We know you can get the deal you're lookmq for here . and now• -" VI awt~.-, t1 , ,,.; eir PO••r ~u•-''"O ' ..... , b•\~ (taw•• wtftdow11 POwer 1100•, toc11t c'u H tOfl'lfrOI •tU'Yt Auto ,...,,. rectCl"t •" cond1t1othf\O oo••' •• _..., -b<M!fl tad•o. h•ettr brow" ••f\•lf\ .,."' ....,.,.,. -..n-yt ·real a,.... fJ:llGSH1 5 2795 ·. 1& FOii CIWDA -CPI ClnUJl 2 Or Co11oe Ill I UIGMI HC fl CtOtl a1' conoH'o'""Q P•' 1 Ul••I"• ~ t:M'I\ .. t ••• ,.o , •• ,. ,. .... ,. ,.,..., 01-~ roof -~·~•lfl • .,.. ...... t--. 0$'HT'f\ s319 COlll'9 YI, auto rec. air. 11. tt•••:r.:11 b••k••· ...._, red .Mr _,. """'"'!Htd t it, Wiii CYtl, t01d ~,.....lnl,1111 Wiii St\. t!Oeo\ 53195 Cowt VI IUIOINtH' tACtory t•r co"dltlf>f\11'\o wnltewatl "'" luU ~ '-•'~ ttereo '"°'" _,,,,.,.. root tdUed 91ua & wheel --~I , ...... _. \It euto flC r/tr. l\IM oo••r. tt•r.o tedfo. ,..,_ -, ...... ""'¥ rnol 1......ioi-...... -"·--•lie , ..... ~ •·d••• I tit ll!f-(tl:Mllll 54295 Johnson & Son '~ .. I-fr I~ 2626 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa• (714) 54<>-5630 For Peflootl Attention Mk P:or REDSHuES •••••••••••••••••••••• '00 Fairlane Sta Wgn. 8 '6-1 Corva1r Auto: new pass. 302 VB. AIC, n pwr, paint, rebuilt engine, crscnlrl.$1275. 842-7102 very clean. runs great. • -Must see. StiOO or offer. 73 LTD. 52,000 mi, new Cash on!} 638.9308 tires, R/H , pwr windows. · Xlnt cond. 552.3370 C\', '76 El Cumino. Black S.S. days 540-4121 Francois Saturd!y.~12, 1877 VS, ~uton:iatac. custom '71 Station wagon (Spart Interior, vinyl roof, pwr. Suburban). Loaded. steering + brakes, air SlClSO. 549-0433 cond., white w/tnn top & ---- intenor. (770PCF). Im-'72 Plym. 1-'ury. good maculale' Check this cond Sell lm1, "hsle. Call price at Cor info ~2 5839 bcf 9am ONLY $2295 or aft IOpm Ml\RQUIS MOTORS 21U>01 MAllGl.lfltH PKWY -,_""Du qof•-y -Awt>ry t~11• MIS~ION •llJO dJ1-1e110 49~·•i•o To place your message before the reading public, phone Daily Pilot Classified. 642-5678 JEEPORAM.l\ • Sh,.llw °"°°""'• on T•~Ht. Cl\eto ... •'• Wtt><>n--. S..11 .-St l'm JEEP J-10 ltt•S'4'6 SAU 55696 Serilll~·~ 1W7WAGONEER l ... S1HO SAU 56950 . s.t.i t03ellll 1'mOBOK££ 0.lff .... $9SOJ SAU s9503 175 NEW Ir USED 4x4"s la PICKUPS llroncoe • 11111er 1 • lhMChargera • ol••11• • Clleto\-• forda • GMC • Cllevys -Ooooee • Scoul9 • c-m-·~ ................ JIM ts -· .. .. Stereo. lo miles, Xlnt Janvier. Autos. New 9100 Autos, New cond. 63l·Ol41, 831·0990 ----------••••••••••••••••••••._• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Nova 6 cyl. 2-door, AM/FM stereo t.ape, 5 new radial tires. xlnt rond., must sell $2,500 648-5967 alter 9:30pm '74 Monle Carlo. Low ml beauty. Blue w/blk vinyl top. New tires, xlnt cond, Mu st sell. Make ofr. S.IO 0737 or 6·16-4750 ·ro Chevy Nova P S. P B, .\ar, SHARP Sl.4iS 963-105~ '72 Mahbu SS, Z dr, all xtras. all power, $1600 496.4869 1972 Chevy Imp11la, full pwr, xlnl cond. Good tire~. $2,150 962-5646 1974 Impala A/C. P s. PIS, tilt whl, crs cntrl. AM I rM stereo. 58,1100 careful mi. Bst ofr 673 l.1811 '68 Sta Wgn. V-8. runi. good Make of{er. ~-0739 (2) 75 Monte Carlo'~. loaded $3895 &· S419S <P !llnrf, etc) 645·7253 '75 Camaro, air cond. auto. other xlras, st ill Ilka new. 20,000 ml, PP 754-96.H or 654·2052 1970 Impala 4 doorV·8, 350 cu lo. A/C, R&.H. beaut cond. $1095. See at 2S l4 Newpor,l Blvd, C.M., then cal l 752-1830; 640-5987 67 Chevy. 2 tlr. reblt eng & trans, good tires, sacrifice SSS<>. 646·19411 72. 4 dr, Chevy Impala, 55,000 ml, xlnt cond. bst orr. 545-0805 Chryst~ 9925 ........................ '68 Chry StaUon Wagon. Xlnl cond. $750/bat otr. Coll 642-5299 . '00 Newporter, air cond, PS, PB. good cond, ~/bst ofr PP. 673-3067 Con vertible '67, 300. Damaged. $250. Runs. 631-3388 '75 Cordoba. Xlnt cond, new Ores, full pwr , as· aume lse $4380. + nomnl. reea. 963-7767. Must. sen. C-t 9927 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Cornet.vs. 2dr, auto. PS, P B, new tires & trana. Runt lfle•l. '575. 833-9788 HEW 1976 ASTIE 53577 •, 1o••ct lfl"'"''''1nn raO•o '•''Ve w"MIM-0-11 "'"°"' ~y,.,,.."""1iQ .. 2C1 IB61JSI089'.l Al<•UN-•n Sl!:E FOR VOURSFV NOW MUCH VOU CAN SAVE MHT IOH McLEOD SALES MAHACiEI I want to thank everyone who ha!! bought a vehicle or had one serviced since December 1. 1976 As long as I am here I will make every possible elfort to mam1a1n my high standards of doing business I appreciate your patronage NEW 1977 TIOGA MINl-MOTORHOME s11,495 Root rack and ladder. air cond . aux11tary battery. spare lire and earner. covert sofa. engine cover. (S5693) OUHOt COUMTTS U.ICilST l.Y.CIHTH! Choo.-fT'olC '•• Arrow, w.._._,.., Tlo90, Horust, SWll'-"f, DrH1..,iller, , ... ~.~~m!! LARGESTGMC SELECTION IN THE WEST R. V. SrlCIALSI! lf7J GMC Jt'WOT041HOMI HIW lt16 IEAVll J r MllllWOTOllMONI $ 3677 Deluxe lnm. body side mldgs (2M2786C104068) AHDSZOOlHATI ""' •' .,. ')•"""""" ·-.... "' • i , ...... .... '~~ w, -1'• ~ .. ..., )9" •• , ... __ .,.,..,. ...... .,._ ... ,,,,,. $19,995 i ··~~ .... ,,.,,,,,.,,..~ ..... ...,...o .. -"'""'+·J .... , .... ft ,.1.., -•'--IW!!..,l'."""' ~ ........ ,.O"t ...,..,,.,.,... -Sfl,'95 MO Hlc.H PUSSURE S4USP'!OPU!! USED CAR SPECIAL IUYS!!! lt7JOUSO-.. 118 auto ''""" llOW'9i · 01fe< • t i• oond 1820H04') $2377 "ICaUT-.Ulff 1'70CHIVYC....,. 1\1/10 Ir .... , IW 0000 , Ylltyt root 00..,tl-hll\IW 19tfll8\ll $2277 -ii&LY --•utr I t7 6 PONTIAC Areblnl A\JIO ''"'". ~ ,,.., • atr cond • Ylnyt IOOIMetl~Tl $5577 "ll&U'f IOOll-t'Hr 'f7J ffOltD ~ Ill -. -•·eel!~ .., ooncl. -··-J84$S4M) . $3077 "la&.lf ....... Jllll"' HEW 1976 HAI VEST lf'MH..OTOIHO..e , ... _w-i-1 -~ •• -.,,.... °""" ,..,..b~ •• , ,, .. ""--· ~JI'...,.~ l.a\o• v , ,.,.1,up•.' $9995 M1Wlt77 PACIAllOW ar -..-'-'•l•.....,. -......... ~ •V•4M1.r..-i1 ...._., ·-..O. '?lf ~. ._...s_IVI,._ Sl6.HS MIW tt77 MIOLAMD II' NOTOllMoa. ,.._"" ............... ~ ,., ..................... .,.~ . ......... iww..t .. •.-t. ......... ..,.,.._151MQI $13.5'1 .. , Our .. l)IU"k Ignition system. bright ~erlor mouldings, color-My c:Ot pile carpeting. llmlWd edition pack•ge. radl•I WSW tires, deluxe wheel cowr-. 302 CtQ V~ engine. aelectshlft cruise-o-m.Clc, power steering, powr front di)C ~ deluxe bumper group, Uni.d gl .. complete. Set-. 1171236 $tk. #0528 Factory air cond1t1oning. selectsh1ft cru1se-o-mat1c. power lront disc brakes. power steenng. duraspark 1gni1ton system. steel belted radial ply tires 3-way magic doorgate, removable load floor carpet, lockable underfloor storage, deluxe sound package, directaJre ventilahon system. 400 CID V-8 engine, bench seat. wsw radial tires. comvenlence group ttlt steering wheel, fingertip speed control. deluxe luggage rack. deluxe bumper group, AM radio. tinted glass complete. power tail gate window. H.D. handltng suspension Ser lf131745 Stk #0420 $300,000 WORTH OF USED CARS IN '70 OPEL G.T. 4 speed. radio heater $ rallye wheels Bright time f1n1sh Su per n·ce• (567ABCl 1999 175 FORD GR.AMO TORINO Auto trans pwr $ 3 399 steer power bral\es v nyl rool radio heater 27 000 mt es (743MAJJ J>,u,T .. &Lt<•" .. 173 FORD LTD 2 Dll H.T. V-8 auto trans tactory air power steering . power$ 2799 bra ke'\ power windows tinted glass wheel covers Landau top AM FM tape (215MMP) "'"" 1•• ",,_,... '76 FORD LTD WAGON ~~:~:=~9~~:~:$ 5499 brakes. vinyl 1ntenor roof rack 10.000 miles (931NONI ,.,,., .. AL.,_ .. '74 FORD THUHDERlllD 2 dr hdtp am tm $ 4999 stereo, auto. air, pwr strg . seats brakes wind . vtnyl roof ltll wht . spd control ,..,..t .. n- sh•rp car (727UIN) . '74 FORD am :'r~~~,:,~;,~~a!,'rc $ 3799 power steering & brakes vtnyl root extra sharp• (002LFJl '"uoTP &l.leonM '76 CHEVY CHEYENNE CI 0 PICKUP V·8 auto trans. factory air . p steering. p brakes rad htr T G . wide oval tires. mag wheels tonneau cover Sharp tow mite P U work or play (1C12196) •74 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX V·8 auto air. power$ 419 g strq delx brll'kes. pwr wind seats landau top sunroof (930MTQ) • P'IUlllT••ll- '75 FORD FIOO equipped. radio & Fully Factory$399 5 heater (1A26708) PluaTu&i.- 1995 '74 FORD P'tMTO Z Dl. 4 cyl . • ~peed. radio. heater. wsw tires.$ vinyl roof t inted glHs. L•nd•u top. vinyl interior. m•g wheels (4631<PY) V-8. auto. trans . , factory air. power$ 3 99 steering . po wer brakes .. radio. heater, 6 wsw ttres. t1ntect glass. wheel covers. (580LXH) """T•• • l- ' '74FORD #I 00 SURFEI V AH :t~~ ;r~r"a!~ ~:;;$ 4499 for summer lun 29.000 mites Surfer conversion. stereo 8 ,., r • , track tape (#84046) ... ••· .oee,, .. '67 FORD GA.LAXIE 2 DR. H.T. V-8. auto tran& .. factory air. power steering. radio.$1 099 heater. wsw. tinted glass. wheel covers, vinyl int erior (466CAX) '72 DODGE SWIHGH _ 2 dr auto trans'$ factory atr. pow ateenng. vinyl roof. rad io & h eater (750ELA) 1999 '72FORD Auto. tram• .. ~:o~D$OOR2299 atr pow. steering. power brakes, vinyl roof. radio & heater. (111FVC) • ...._T .. au-.e LEASING? WE LEASE ALL MAKE CARS AMD TRUCKS FORD • GM • CHRYSLER OH DISPLAY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ./CHECK OURCOMPET1T1VERATU ALL LEASE ORDHS EXPEDITED FOR EARUEST POSSIBLE DELIVERY '72 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. MT. s199 DOWN $5814MONTH 2 dr . auto fact air pwr sir . pwr. brakes. R&H. xlnt cond (358EJP) $199 down. $58.14 per mo for 36 mos . def. pmt price S2292.04. Annual percentage rate 18 15% on approved credit Full pnce s 1699 2 dr. hardtop includes 4 speed manual trans.. front disc brakes. rack & ptniOf\ , steering, contoured bucket seats, color-keyed cut pile cptg .. sounl insulation package. tachometer. amp temp gauges. wheel covers. 2.3 liter 1 eng1ne-2V & front & rear bumpef guards. Stock #0063 Ser # 114366 IN STOCX! 1976 and 19n TRUCKS • VAN CONVERSIONS • PICXUP CONVERSIONS • 4 WHEEL DRIVES • COMPLETE TRUCK SERVIC~ FACILITIES • '73 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. HT. s199 DOWN·s7734 MONTH 2 dr. auto. tact air. pwr sir . Vinyl top, R&H. xlnt cond. (862GMSI S199 down. S77.34 per month for 36 mos .. def pmt. pnce S2982 Annual p ercentage rate 18 15% on approved credit Full price S2199 TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR CASH or TRADE DOWN (ON APNOVID CllDfT) ltf any More In Our Huge Inventory '72 PLYMOUTH WAG. MY SPORT SUIUlllAM $1991MJW1f $ 581.7 ll(ITII V-8 . auto. trans • l•otory air conditioning, power steering & brakes, radto. heater. wsw tlrea, tinted glass, wheel covers. (192EYY) $199 down. $58.17 per month for 36. Mos .. def pmt. price S20!M.12. annual percent9 rate 18.51% on approved credit. Full price $1599. 4 cylinder engine, auto. tran1 .. radio. heater. tlhted glass. wheel covers. (49<4KEM) $199 down. $69 69 per month lor 36 mos. def. pmt price $2508 84. annual percent1ge rite 18.51% on approved credit. Full 1oe $1999